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ISSUE
MONDAY
u
Y
i
«
OF MICHIGAN
JU#6-
Tk e
1954
ADMINISTftATIOM
LIBRARY
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. P»t. Office
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
With
Plant—
In This Issne
filed a regisration statement with the SEC on
covering $500,000 of participations in its stock bonus
plan for employees of the company and its subsidiaries, together with
28,000 shares of common stock of the company which may be pur¬
chased pusuant to the plan.—V. 178, p. 1765.
Stock and Bond Quotations
1953
$405,718
$550,583
$492,896
61,170
224,957
162,896
19,344
94,920
67,839
2,077,986
2,682,493
2,353,503
386,741
U,026,551
434,592
692,527
railway
from
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
income
oper.
New York
$483,874
159,450
65,285
From Jan. 1—
railway
from
Net
railway
from
Gross
"
Net
134,103
income
2469.
oper.
ry.
—V.
179,
p.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
N. V. (American Rayon
Higher—
Manufacturing Corp.)—Earnings
share,
months
of
1954
taxable income from
$3,600,000 gain from the sale
in their German subsidiary,
value Hfl 1,000 each.
van Schaik,
the former
par
T.S.G.J.M.
President, and J. M. van den
Executive Vice-President, reached normal retirement age.
A.
J.
Engel has been elected
President of the Management.
Mr.
van Schaik
was nominated
as a member of the Supervisory Council
and
was
subsequently elected by
the Council as its Chairman in
Bosch,
the
an
place of Dr. F. H. Fentener van Vlissingen
of the Council.—V. 179, p. 1829.
|
j
•
J.
*
.
Allied Chemical & Dye
The
\
will give the company
tons, largest in the indus¬
dehydrated alfalfa annually.
will be equivalent to six to
eight normal blending plants. The product will be shipped in bulk or
bagged to feed manufacturers located in midwestern and eastern states..
ating divisions with
of
products
Rector
oper¬
This will involve the
National Aniline, Nitgrogen,
will be at 40
Canada and Latin America.
Barrett,
General Chemical,
\
7
Exchange
Foreign
Solvay Process Divisions.
Offices
St., New York 6, N. Y.—-V. 179, p. 2469.
and
Combined ConditMjji
It will process 50,000 to 60,000 tons of
Production capacity of the Topeka plant
Cyanamid Co.—Preferred Stock Subscrip¬
tions—Of the 580,235 shares of 33/4% cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock, series C, offered to common
stockholders of record June 1 at $100 per share flat,
'
The
The
2589.
of
revenues
Co.—Net Earnings Off—
increased
4.6c
over
earnings gained
2.6%
this
company
the
previous
12 months ended May 31
comparable 12-month period.
Net
for the
Reserve
Federal
recent 12 months were
Arkell & Smiths,
;-_48
The
Month of March, 1954__ 3
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
of common stock (par
$2) was made on June 15 by BIyth & Co., Inc., at $28.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 179, p. 2145.
CAPITALIZATION
ture Issue
The
more,
—V.
straight
p.
Telegraph Co.—Huge Deben¬
May Be Publicly Offered—
company,
179,
&
it is rumored, may offer
debentures to underwriters
or possibly
competitive basis.
$300,000,000,
on
a
2590.
was
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
(par value $.05 per
stock
share)
Warrants
FINANCING
* 100,000
these are to be issued to the ""underwriters or their
designees and
the remaining 30,000 to the company's officers and
employees in the discretion of the management.
Each warrant will
cost
one
cent and will entitle the holder thereof to purchase one
share of the dommon stock of the company at $1
per share. The
of
*70,000
will
warrants
exercisable
be
not
until
a
date
months following
13
of the present public offering of the company's shares,
and will be exercisable thereafter until the expiration date, five years
from the exercise date,
after which time they become null and void.
conclusion
the
underwriters named below
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriting agreement with
firm
portaion has agreed to
have entered into
the corporation wherein
sell and the underwriters
the cor-
have severally agreed
the corrwnon
forth below;
purchase or find purchasers for the 297,500 shares of
stock of the corporation in the respective amounts set
to
Brothers
Vermilye
—V.
below.—V.
179,
p.
45% of Common Shares
Incorporated.
2361.
by Textron
179,
Boucher
B,
&
59,500
59,500
-—_——
Co
—
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Secondary
ary
Offering—A second¬
discount of 45 cents per share.
quickly completed.—V. 179, p. 2245.
was
aid
J.
shares
per
a
B.
of
share.
to
repay
Gross
i.ct
from the sale of the
to purchase new drilling
proceeds
existing loans,
issue will be
equipment, to
became a wholly owned subsidiary _ of Armco
time, its annual ingot capacity has' increased
1,700,000 tons, an increase of over 700%.
It
Corp.
tons
200,000
from
that
Since
1930.
to
steel producing plants at Kansas City, Mo.; Houston, Tex.;
Springs, Okla.
It recently acquired Southwest Steel Prod¬
Tex., maniufacturer of bar joists, concrete forms, and
fabricated
steel
products.
Immediately after the purchase,
Sand
ucts at Houston,
other
Products
Steel
Southwest
New
plants
Sheffield
The
in
plant
fabricating
about
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
From
Gross
oper.
19S1
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
179,
income
p.
1 qc:-»
$711,241
-114,911
42,185
$824,529
196 932
92,632
$774,643
200,310
90,894
$774,932
204,527
65,802
3,514,901
567,017
207,426
3,796,537
3,716,127
846,343
374,319
3,832.391
1,081,268
1—
Jan.
from
from
—V,
railway
income—
2805.
would
it
announced that
Orleans, La.
represent
build another
of Armco's total
35%
ingot
Armco has plants at
Ohio; Ashland, Ky.;
It manufactures and distributes
capacity.' In addition to the Sheffield plants,
M'iddletown, Zanesville, Piqua,
and Hamilton,
and
Pa.;
Eutler,
Baltimore,
Md.
throughout
subsidiary,
subsidiary,
company's business in
and construction products in plants scattered
States and Souther Canada through another
Drainage & Metal
Products, Inc.
Still another
drainage
United
the
Armco
The
International
Armco
The Armco steel
and
on
Corp.,
the
handles
countries.
foreign
many
producing plants produce
chiefly flat rolled products
the Sheffield steel producing plants specialize
structurals, bolts and nuts, wire products, and certain
products used extensively in the Sheffield trade territory.
steels;
stainless
plates,
bars,
179, p. 1930.
operat.
rev
expenses
39.862.738
32,003,042
oper.
7,859,696
income-.;
2469.
2,907,178
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
179,
—V.
p.
973,488
1,316
416,492
May—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income—
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
railway
5
$
$
Atlanta & St. Andrews
19"i4
from
Net
PROCEEDS—The
used
It
RR.—Earnings—
Mav
he?di d
Steel
Sheffield
in
a
Corp.,
Steel
"Sheffield
as
Sheffield Subsidiary—
wholly owned subsidiary, was consolidated
effective June 30, 1954. It will be known
Division."
Corp.,
Steel
1
offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par $4)
made on June 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $32 per
Ann Arbor
Fuller & Co.
banking group including Vermilye Brothers
Boucher which on June 30 offered 297,500
common stock
(five cents par value) at $1
Steel
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
1954—5 Mos.—1953
2701.
p.
See latter company
Amuranium Corp.—Stock Offered—S. D.
Steel Corp.—Merges
Armco
Period End. May 31—
was
American Woolen Co.—About
Armco
178,500
Co
&
Bag.—V. 179, p. 201.
Sheffield
—V.
Fuller
D.
include
research laboratory
operated by Union
be
specialty
Shares
S.
share, with a dealer's
Owned
purchase does not
to
with
and
1,118,000 shs.
1,600,000 shs.
*100,000
bag-making experience.
Mobile, Ala. and
Canajoharie, N. Y.
the Honeycomb operation, the product
or the machine shop which will con¬
plants at
plants at
operates
Outstanding
Authorized
Com.
J.
Telephone
American
general corporate
incorporated in Delaware on Jan. 4,
1954,
to engage in exploration and mining
of uranium in Utah.
It
holds
claims
and leases on approximately 2,200
acres in the
Moab-Lisbon Valley area of the Colorado Plateau,
one of the most
active
uranium
prospecting areas in the United States, i
a
American-Marietta
company
The
manufacturer of paper
is said to be the oldest
States, with 95 years of
operates
mu'.tiwall bag
Wellsburg, W. Va., and has two specialty
48
purposes.
with
ondary offering of 2,500 shares
United
the
in
bags
Smiths
and
Arkell
Member Banks of
and prospectitng and for
further exploration
Canajoharie, N. Y.—Acquisition—
comDany and Union Bag & Paper Corp. have signed an agree¬
under" which Arkell and Smiths has purchased th^ Hudson Falls,
N.
Y„
bag plant formerly operated by Union Bag & Paper Corp.,
and Union Bag continues to act as a selling agent for that plant, it
was
announced by the principals of the two companies.
The agree¬
ment became effective July
1, 1954.
This
ment
development
finance
par common stock for $4,000,000.
The funds are
Power to finance, in part its business as a
particularly construction expenditures.—V. 179, p. 1829.
Arkansas
by
used
be
$12.50
its
of
utility company,
tinue
$224,153,000,
$214,282,000 for the previous comparable period.
Revenues for the first five months of 1954 were $35,080,000, against
$93,448,000 last year, an increase of 1.8%.
May revenues this year
were
$18,371,000, against $18,455,000 last year.
Net earnings for the 12 months ended May 31 were $30,331,000, com¬
pared with $29,560,000 last year. Five-month earnings this year were
$13,244,000, compared with $13,863,000. May earnings were $2,566,000,
against $2,649,000 last year.
Earnings per share of common stock, based on the average number
of shares outstanding during the respective periods, were $2.37 for
the 12 months ended May 31, compared with $2.50 the same period
last year.
Average number of shares, however, increased during the
period from 11,838,375 to 12,779,322.—V. 179, p. 2805.
parent,
its
to
an order authorizing this company to issue and
Middle South Utilities, Inc., an additional 320,000
has issued
SEC
The
shares
System
Capital Flotations fcr
during the same time.
Operating revenues for the most
compared
proceeds to pay
expansion.
more
to Parent—
Sell- Stock
To
48
BUSINESS—The company
American Gas & Electric
Gross
said it would use $4,900,000 of the
construction loans
and the rest for
company
short-term
568,244 shares were
p.
to
competitive
Co.—Plans Financing—
the Arkansas P. S. Commission for
first mortgage bonds due 1984 at
applied to
$7,500,000
hab
sell a
bidding.
company
authority
I
'
•
& Light
Power
Arkansas
sell
Rates._.
Statement of Federal
Condition Statement of
American
subscribed for, and the remaining
11,901 shares were placed by the underwriters, headed
by White, Weld & Co. at $104.75 per share. See V. 179,
179, p. 2361.
—V.
;
Banks'
Reserve
„
capacity of more than 42,000
total storage
try.
General-Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
54
The Course of Bank Clearings--.
47
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__48
Dividends Declared and Payable
14
ex**/
compaity"
Semet-Solvay,
16,000 tons which
Topeka plant will store
The
a
Miscellaneous Features
Unit—
port subsidiary, Allied Chemical International Corp. The new
will consolidate all the export activities of the parent company's
commercial feeds.
early in September, this will be the second plant
operated by this company. A plant with 20,000 tons storage
capacity has been operated at Schuyler, Neb., since last August where
it perfected its inert gas storage process.
An additional 6,000-ton stor¬
age capacity has since been added at that location.
completed
When
of its type
to
the formation of a new
ingredient,
inert gas will
much superior
•
who, however, remains
Corp.—Forms Export
corporation announced on June 29
loss of the valuable
50%
a
method of storing under
level resulting in a
new
at a 90-95%
alfalfa and vastly improved
dehydrated
member
a
The
carotene
the
maintain
in
resulted
however,
Daniels, said.
Mr.
.
.
be
He
A.
storage,
39
40
-41
Toronto Stock Exchange
-42
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
45
Over-the-Counter Markets
46
Transactions New York Stock Exchange-_..-_35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
all sources,
of approximately Vsth of
plus certain gains from
other marketable securities,
was $4,500,000 higher than in the cor¬
responding period of the previous year.
During the same period
corporation taxes were $1,200,000 higher than in the previous year.
As a result of repurchases of ordinary shares and initial conversions
of the
4V2%
debentures due 1972 into ordinary shares, there are
now
outstanding
ordinary shares equivalent to 2,071,330 American
shares as against an equivalent of 1,984,910 American shares at the
end of 1953.
An American share is the equivalent of 1/20 ordinary
a
holdings
the
five
first
the
For
Including
Exchange
Stock
Angeles
Los
Midwest Stock Exchange
Kunstzijde TJnie
Algemene
2,312,916
742,899
337,461
303,548
15
27
31
36
36
36
36
38
39
39
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Detroit Stock Exchange
1951
1952
May—
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
1954
President, dehydrated alfalfa will
filled with inert gas to preserve
the carotene or
pointed out that one reason why dehydrated alfalfa is
in such high-demand for livestock and poultry feeds is because of its
high carotene content.
One of the industry's problems, however, Mr.
Daniels added, has been to preserve the carotene inasmuch as it has
a
tendency
to diminish
in storage.
In the past, Archer-DanielsMidland's W. J. Small Division, largest producer of dehydrated alfalfa,
has used
cold storage plants to preserve
carotene. This method of
tanks
in
fritamin
Page
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
type of dehydrated
new
According to Thomas L. Daniels,
stored
1954,
24,
June 23 for a revo¬
alfalfa processing and storage plant.
Menoken (near Topeka) on
Ground was broken at
lutionary
corporation
This
June
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—New
Abbott Laboratories, No. Chicago, Hi.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$1
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Price
1954
N. Y., Monday, July 5;
New York 7,
Number 5339
Volume 180
49,770.610 212,170,145
36,905,046 160,646,293
254,689,278
175,014,535
51,523,852
22,335,845
79,674,743
33,441,742
12,865,564
5,440,825
Bay Ry.
1954
$334,406
Earnings—-
1953;
railway
railway
income
179, p. 2469.
1952
1951
$304,598
$271,827
$317,004
183,381
127,157
17Q.483
79,615
52,688
38,780
48,979
1,566,074
865.028
308,658
1,629.464
1,516.974
1,495,378
913,781
785,919
808,704
260,232
244,877
237,291
181,260
1—
oper.
$
2
(50)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
West Point
Atlanta &
The
RR.—Earnings—
new
from
Gross
1953
1952
1951
ry.
$361,140
28,756
43,142
50,217
67.049
*4,231
10,852
6,772
13,629
railway—_
1,608,525
1,887,627
1,945,823
1,906,920
207.044
27,624
309,697
423,912
334,190
98.135
126,150
rounding
$395,713
railway—_
railway
income—
oper.
•
solution
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
works
to
be
cleaned.
•Deficit.—V.
First
deliveries
179,
Boston
2469.
p.
of
the
announced.
&
Danville
&
End. May
Ry.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1S53
31—
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$122,864
Railway
oper.
expenses
106,258
Net
from
rev.
railway
•Deficit.—V.
$164,145
$742,324
560,302
Taxes
$864,213
126,685
625,935
op.
$16,606
$37,460
$182,022
179,
*16,578
209
2,392
61,877
179,
Chemicals
New
York
has
been
appointed
agent
This
offering is a
Investing Corp.,
the
ry.
secondary
distribution
of
owner
48.15%
by
of
Allied
the
at
serial
mortgage 5'A'//
serial
to
($1
($1
payment
shall
30
is
after
entitled
the
of
corporation
Illinois
since
corporation
Jan.
The
the
25,
name
addition,
parts
application.
the
pinking
1954;
the
F.
shears,
stock
of
of
$1
been
Ave.,
13,
is
The
sells
marketed
in
in
1954,
for
of
after
this
all
Tapping
automatic
179,
half
shares
for
Machine
and
then
the
1954
for
similar
half
of
179,
&
which
Earnings-
the
six
after
year,
30
cents
Ohio
period
last
with
based
year
on
operating
results
affected
were
9,798,974
28,512,816
39,874,684
3,306,919
4,670,767
13,799,924
19,336,560
May 31, at
40,804,473
155,502,378 189,078,339
126,989,562 149,203,655
cost of
a
Co.—Retiring Preferred
June
on
Gross
24
of
reported
its
to
preferred
the
SEC
stock
that
it
between
and
and
6
$755,103.
oper.
rev.
fr.
$934,042
$7,443,890
791,523
$7,040,643
750,375
4,819,347
4,780,632
$403,655
oper. income—
179, p. 2470.
$183,667
136,463
235,522
$2,624,543
$2,260,011
1,415,549
1,173,984
Bassons Industries,
Inc., New York- -Files With SEC-
_,Tbe corporation
on June 18 filed a letter of notification with
the
140,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents) to be
offered at $2 per share
through Jr.y W. Kaufmann &
Brothers
Co., and Vickers
hnt.h
Brothers, both of Mam Vnrir rnrru.
of
New
J
York
The
City,
proceeds
will
be
used
for
working capital, etc.—V.
179, p. 2.
SEC
Net
covering
_.lt,
«.
_
,
_
ry.
—V.
A
new
Aviation
and
but
corporation's
announced
using
critical
bearings is
dirt
now
that
out
amounted
periods
to
$3,877,298
last
Net
year.
charges amounted to $2,075,220
30,
gain
a
in
had
net
income
stock
common
1953
equity
risen
now
to
of
per
$14.14,
of
the
the
state
present
about the
at
year
of
business
indi¬
level
same
and
going
Pioneer-Central
on
July
precision
into
industrial
products
production at
commercial
Division
at
1.
Davenport,
la.,
it
like
this
was
STat*
at
Canada
S51 Oo
On
to
in
Puerto
Puerto
150,000
begin
tax
in
Rica
9
Npw
nPr
per
account
Pro¬
exemption under the
Rico.—V.
179,
2702,
p.
.*
the
that
its plans to distribute to
Continental Oil Co. on the
Israel
shares
of
Central Explorers.
These
stock interest that Central
Explorers
Oil
Co.
Continental
this
> ■■
of
10
regard
will
have
be
been
announced
by
completed—V.
the
179,
company
2702.
'V •" %
p.
i.
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
1953
1952
1951
railway™
$3,228,960
$3,724,728
$3-,761,650
$3,826,692
515,785
815,455
648,986
402,599
284,993 %
418,866
359,833
122,471
12,743,618
4,167 319.. 3,295,815
1,315,413
1,308,783
18,799,505
income—..
oper.
Jan.
1—
1
179,
19,007,132
1,620,046
2,479,774
641,916
2470.
p.
v
179,
2702.
p.
Central Maine Power Co.—Stock
to
Its
or
$10)
common
•%;
.
Central
Stock
Vermont
Sold
June
25
record
before July 21 for 121,440 addi.ional
on
the basis of one new share for
V.
Co., New York,
179, p. 2805.
has
been
appointed
reported
be
to
financing
it
i
ranged
the
and
1952
$235,000
$182,000
*29,348
*61,459
Net
ry.
♦118,827
*102,283
1,205,000
1,207,000
*376,219
*182,193
*254,039
1954
*587,519
*421,704
National
New
ry.
—V.
1954
Month—1953
$806,308
149,537
144,784
income—.
1951
78,333
80,037
70,261
64,905
2,911,960
3,060,634
2,923,561
2,723,120
701,483
813,251
683,280
665,557
353,440
425,608
342,044
305,035
income
oper.
&
Ohio
Ry.—May Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
1954—5 Mos—1953
$r
Gross
income
$
$
26,916,000
30,922,000
122,267,000
140,787,000
3,306,000
4,676,000
12,193,000
17,334,000
$0.41
income
$0.59
$1.52
$2.18
—
per
share
com.
—V. 179. p. 2470.
;
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RR.—Earnings—
MayGross
1954
from
from
ry.
1953
1952
1951
railway—__ $19,133,912 $21,329,425 $19,793,398
$21,418,829
railway—
3,786,911
Jan.
4,822,384
3,690,394
5,300,231
1,670,142
income—
oper.
From
Gross
1,855,546
1,209,925-
1,848,434
1—
from
ry
railway— 102,003,336 110,593,489 101,719,955 107,270,980
railway
27,452,371
32.232 567
26,080,430
from
Net
—V.
1954—5 Mos.
1952
$621,729
171,010
.
179, p. 2470.
1,178.000
Rys.—May Earnings Off—
1953
$637,965
154,157
railway—
from rai.way_.____
Net
*93,999
*567,476
7,500
2,500
2806.
p.
$613,479
railway
from
Net
*776,982
Life
bought
179,
railway
oper.
Net
901,000
V.
York
From Jan. 1—
*40,223
♦108.457
of
other
A'
U1?der tbe Act
Countries, $55;00
the-fluctuations
in
the
of
per
rate
Operating
revenues
expenses—
32,232,336
income
oper.
179,
12,123,003
12,943,062
9,703,623
13,437,462
2703.
p.
1953
52,587,000
60,219,000
56,014,000
258,475,000
revenue
278,478,000
986,000
4,205,000
*817,000
6,739,000
new
Newfoundland
passenger
have
been
equipment
placed by
valued
the
at
$492,000
Canadian
for
service
Net
from
Net
ry.
scheduled
The
to
start
Station
of
1,000
at
meetings
rooms
expected to
by Dec. 1.
hotel
site.
with
and
Canadian
The
will
at
shortly
built
20-story
convention
2,500
begin
be
structure
space
capable
banquets.—V.
and
the
on
179,
erection
Canadian
will
of
p.
in
the
Roselea
Field
new
ethers
pipe
on
in
has
June
well,
the
of
steel
National's
contain
seating
Mr.
Prospect
Griffith
second
a
well
Garlick,
is
President,
V.
southwestern
179,
p.
southcentral
Manitoba
1718.
of
The
sidiary
ry.
The
new
will
Rico,
small
railway
feet
20
to
from
Net
ry.
—V.
800,000
along with plans to establish
according to General Clinton
subsidiary to be known
manufacture
wheels
and
bonded
electrical
as
The
abrasive
Carborundum
products
components
such
a
F.
Net
from
Net
833,843
341,299
387,567
317,468
282,916
13,404,721
10.252,927
14.406,169
14,350,934
4,236,035
3.055.660
4,419,284
4,309,309
1,690,071
1,387,694
1,531,374
1,367,265
income
ry.
from
—V.
of
as
printed
Puerto
$825,416
225,508
255,667
1951
91,330
64,350
93,990
122,929
2,938,000
3,590,676
3,021,634
3,979,947
469,689
911,899
500.635
1,255,932
104,335
railway
railway
313,842
96,637
577,870
income
oper.
179, p. 2470.
Chief Consolidated Mining
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
24,
offer
of
per
stock
unit
stock
50c
the basis
by
of
proposed
during
at
unit
the
SEC
preferred
company
common
one
shore
one
evidence
50c
that
the
of
additional
one
development
until
$150,000
next
the
Sept.
of
several
program.
of
share
for
each
June
on
stock
and
right
30,
the
years
The
(Continued
to
two
at
an
March
3,
1879,
Subscriptions
exchange, remittance
.
in
*
for
foreign
United
option
v
626,204
be made
in New York
funds.
for
shares
1959.
to
of
further
will
174,
page
be
p.
the
financing
expedite
used
for
the
will
com¬
working
451.
9)
.
and advertisements must
_
preferred
Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
a
statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Copy right 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the
States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $43.00 per year; in Dominion of
subscriptions
the
shares of
The
purchase
proceeds
balance
on
and
preferred.
to
proposes
stockholders,
preferred
of
general corporate purposes.—V.
circuits,
with
par
The
1
consist
stock
is
copital and
subscription
on
options
used
mounted
of
options.
held.
of
purchase
preferred
It
statement
shares
purchase
for
unit,
will
purchase
registration
a
1,252,408
stock
securities
55c
common
be
covering
preferred
the
price
filed
company
1954,
626,204
sub¬
Robinson,
$518,686
199,934
income
oper.
from
ry.
new
1952
$739,545
211,065
railway
Net
acres.—
Earnings
1953
$658,966
railway
From Jan. 1—
pany's
Co.
such
as
$2,950,826
903.630
1954
from
Net
the
1951
$2,825,984
1,073,403
179, p. 2470.
than
and
east
1952
$2,888,393
878,230
railway
railway
oper.
surface
higher
below
the
nearly
1953
$2,700,838
from
Net
of
company
is well
in Puerto Rico,
1,372,576
railway
oper. income
Each
President.
3,311,538
1,700,447
From Jan. 1—
Gross
acreage
and
3,553.488
1,788,408
1954
from
Net
an¬
company
has surveyed locations 40 acres south and 40 acres
east
of this second well.
The company plans to drill at both of these as
soon as
the second well has been
completed.
Since
last Fall,
33 oil wells have
been
drilled
by others in the
same
field with widely
varying initial potentials. The Mclvor Roselea
No.
1
was
the first
discovery well for the field and is within two
miles of the
company's nearest acreage.
Canadian
Prospect's
2,080
acres
in
this
field
are
strategically
located, Mr. Griffith said.
The company has. a total freehold
in
3,678.113
1,347,099
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.
Drilling
location
2,495,862
May—
recovering at
the
initial test, has been
declared.
13,703,361
from
Gross
(Manitoba),
one
297,259
14,184,396
income
oper.
Net
2590.
\
Canadian
on
316,118
15,127.319
Chicago Great Western Ry.- -Earnings—
upwards
4,000 people
20.
area,
started
360,092
179, p. 2470.
Gross
Prospect Ltd.—Completes New Well—
well
new
is
659,753
May—
President.
work
Montreal
new
—V.
Gross
$20,000,000 hotel which will be built and operated,
by the Canadian National Railways will be
ready for occupancy in the
early fall of 1957.
This is the target date set
by Donald Gordon,
and
$2,816,351
608,933
13,376,974
railway
railway
new
Foundation
1951,
$2,729,645
722,520
249,208
from
Railways
National
the
Chairman
1952
$3,078,245
411,653
income
oper.
1953
$2,564,671
From Jan. 1—
Canadian Car
&
Foundry Co., Montreal.
Orders
are
for
50-passenger all-steel first class coaches, and one
sleeping car
containing eight sections and one drawing room. All units are sched¬
uled for delivery
by the end of the current year.
Central
ry.
railway—
railway
from
Gross
for
1954
from
Net
Net
-
five
is
May—
Equipment for Newfoundland—
Orders
in
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
257,658,000 285,217,000
51,601,000
*
Gross
year.
of
on
institution the
remaining
Vermont
1
from
from
$225,000
*137,560
Preferred
—
announced
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.-Earnings-
1951
*217,880
Corp.
corporation
sold
transaction. vNew
the
shares.—See also
Net
1953
$160,000
had
,,
England—Earnings—
Service
Privately—This
that
Period End. May 31-
negotiating with three insurance
of its defense production.—V. 178,
;,■■■:% .///."/ '%
Public
$1,000,000 of 4.65% preferred
stock to New York Life Insurance
Co., and National Life
Insurance Co. of Montpelier.
Hallgarten & Co. ar¬
Net
of
Subscription—Of the
June 15 by the underwriters at
$100 per share flat, less
the accrued dividend of 23 cents
per share.
See details
in V. 179, p. 2590.-
Gross
stockholders
•
50,423 shares of 4.6% preferred stock recently offered to
common
and preferred stockholders of
record June 4,
a total of
25,867 shares were subscribed for at $100
pershare, and the remaining 24,556 shares were sold on
Chesapeake
w
vm
'
;
16,681,728
2,982,331
^ N.CI^LuCHRONICLE (Reg- u- s- Patent Office) William B. Dana
nrii^. ?e'A Pubjlsbed twice a week [every Thursday (general news andCompany, Publishers, 25
advertising issue) with
vnVi '
Drapers Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
year,
and
ft.
sq.
October.
p
(Telenhone
post
xiffice
sub¬
sand¬
Rican
$
and
WlfiaT D^nn
Mayaguez,
V
17.9,
Carborundum Co.—To Establish Puerto Rico
Unit—
ultrasonics—or "silent sound"—to scrub
from
in
from
Net
„
Corp.—New Development—
type of device
microscopic
lenses
of
arrangements
•Deficit.—V.
the
Bendix
the
railway—
from
From
Co.—Plans Private Financing—
income
Canadian
The
$1,195,178
oper.
that
on
also
income.™
oper.
nounced
expenses
ry.
Nov.
at
Trust
Period End. May 31—
1954—5 Mos.—1953
income-
oper.
taxes
daily rate of 240 barrels of oil in a 10 hour
brought in by this corporation, Wilbur L.
Griffith,
Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
ry.
—V.
&
railway—
railway—
from
A
31-^—
points
Montreal's New Hotel Ready in 1957—
bought
April
income
all other
(par
railway
Montreal's
said its purchasers of this stock since
June, 1953
88,120 shares and left 145,307 shares
outstanding May 31, 1954.
The financial statement for
the five months ended
May 31 showed
both passenger revenue and
net income down more than
$500,000 from
the like
period of 1953. Net income was
$79,891 for the first five
months of this year compared with
$584,685 last year.
The
company noted
that
the
five
months'
net
income
for
1953
"does not
include an accrual
for Federal
income taxes of approxirnately $246,300, not required because of
the carryover of losses of
prior years.—V. 178, p. 1158.
Net
is
at
approximately
scheduled
announced
for
Israel
,•}-
from
Gross
See
products,
used
held.
from
ry.
Stock-
company
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
the
V
offer
railway
oper.
Net
totaled
Period End. May
be
to
are
companies,
corresponding
1954
Net
with
2590.
shares
portion
a
from
all
1
shares
ISCO
May—
Gross
usually considered
the
half
to
Bank
be
to
is
facilities
Central of Georgia
shares
stock
common
More
31,005,499
25,995
two
♦Deficit.
6,306,772
company
of
details
as
.
offered
From Jan. 1—
1954—5 Mos.—1953
26,025,233
Baltimore Transit
soon
May—
from
Net
expenses-
p.
the
of
before
May—
35
oper.
179,
the
July
125,OOo
represent
acquired
Earnings
$
oper.
with
be
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
shares
from
Railway
ry.
proceeds
$1,475,425 last year,
pointed out that the
second
plans
these
Company has applied for
on
share
one
Further
working capital arid to acquire
Canadian National Lines in New
RR.—Earnings—
income—
The
,
ry.
32,332,005
fr.
to
.
Net
revenui—
oper.
for
2195.
P-
Net
oper.
rev,
$1)
this
$13.39
Operating
May 31—
notification
(par
the increase in net income after all
charges.—V.
of
company
common
fiscal
period
used
announced
the
Chemical
preferred
per
compared
as
1954—Month—1953
Period End.
Net
of
for
to
Bulova Watch
months
610.
p.
of
stock
Is
totaling
installation
railway.
Net from railway.—
Net ry. oper. income.—
subscription price is to be determined shortly before the
offering
This
for
fiscal
to
outstanding
the
letter
a
to
of Carborundum's abrasive
wheels,
electrical components in the Puerto
subsidiary
space
establish
company
of
shares
$142,093
cents.
subscription agent.
Co.,
Railway
Railway
Railway
$2,310,571
made.
The
semi-auto-
outstanding.
first
during
Baltimore
The
of
five
The
is
including Federal
taxes,
$3,315,897 in the same
with
equivalent
shares
share
the
of
were
8,992,554
on
quarter,
retired
$30,362
common
President
at
75
company
shares
2138.
p.
corporation
charges,
compared
as
first
common
sales
The
and
July 7 the right to subscribe
auto¬
non-automotive
stood
sales for
Gross
the
strikes.—V.
—V.
913,416
La
Whittemore
Whittemore
The
under
the
1954 amounted to
$189,024,624
compared with $219,455,797 during the same
period last year.
Victor
Emanuel, Chairman and President, observed that
although
earnings for the six months period were down
approximately 15%
from the comparable 1953
period, net income for the three months
ended May 31,
1954 was substantially improved over the 1953 second
ry.
893,064
underwriting.
income
compared
Mr,
Bullard
each
items
net
2590.
business
general
Corp.—Semi-Annual
income
net
to
addition
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
'
sales
$2,926,016
continuation
a
p.
S.W., Canton 6,
1941, to succeed
pulleys,
Cleveland
and
tapping machines.—V.
$2,827,894
based
per
Net
1,481,562
182,682
filed
the
floor
shareholders,
has
$2,252,885
1,451,635
ending
to
which
cates
with
as
Net
$34,128
285.40.)
volume was 3.1% less than for the
corresponding seven
periods of 1C53.
The company's accounts are
kept on the
13 four-week periods and the
first seven are
year
Mr.
i
preferred
corporation
has
also
manufactured
operation was discontinued as of May 14,
that
of
without
net
increase of
an
further
preferred
The
same
items
requirements,
8,990,548
by
this
any
1953.
Earnings
dividend
fiscal
$437,729
indicate the half-year mark.
share
.
subsidiary,
its
basis
312,973
dollar sales
40.7%,
share
a
corporation
the
produces
fields
and
25
income after income taxes and
liquidation.
on
May
in
product
manufactures
31,
to
of
Net
had
June
Corp.,
Consolidated
the
years,
but
screw
May
share
share
Delaware
Camden
appliance
a
consolidated
cents
to
preferred
10c
the
upon
other
Manufacturing
amounted
period
which
of
class.
one
a
a
Act
Gross
shares
companies for long-term
Avco
ended
312,3.99
2470
on
Whittemorc,
basis of
212,513 shs.
the
on
amounts,
share,
incorporated
principal
two
through
lead
was
a,bove
corporation
and
past
corporation
mative
178.455
— __
improvements
weeks
compared
"Spunsteel."
the
motive
For
280,020
60,000
Brown
28
L.
1929.
corporation's
trade
In
$129,653
of
a
machinery
$1,939,912
company and its wholly owned sub¬
Tuque, Quebec, amounted to $35,756,496 for
June 12 compared to $26,906,272 for the corre¬
sponding weeks in 1953 and $67,197,203 for the full 1953 fiscal
year.
212,663 shs.
dividend
a
for
Steel
Products,
Inc., is
principal office and factory at 1201
The
dividends
to
share
preference
a
in
entitled
equally,
though
as
to
share
per
then
payment
paid
stocks
common
cents
stock
be
500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
Automatic
an
*$278,271
$328,816
Consolidated
the
101,600
value)
par
of
and,
annum;
Ohio.
$376,144
share,
for
pay
sidiary,
—36,837
value)—
par
common
dividends
is
$68,178
corporation
per
plant
have
The Carborundum
177,812
income
1,775,570
Brown Co.—Net Income
Up 40.7%—
Outstanding
$230,000
notes--—.
——
stock
the
stock
184,279
property.
and
stock
serial notes
notes
stock
Common
its
2,327,901
32,355
—
In
line
and
four-week
Authorized
4%%
mortgage
and
338,124
179, p,
covering
$5
International
common
The
will
duction
The
35,663
income
parts.
full
a
grains,
.
Central Explorers Ltd.—To
Distribute ISCO Stock—
496.093
61,535
sell
market.
1954—5 Mos.—1953
61,481
ceramic
will
abrasive
paper,
1954
Bridgehampton (N. Y.) Road Races Corp.—Files—
CAPITALIZATION
per
the
1,
$7,278,117 $34,196,741 $37,429,983
5,951,245
29,412,949
30,447,357
580,249
2,54),883
3,039,332
543,459
deficit
The
SEC
the
After
Aug.
(Dr>_
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
48.05'//
of the preferred stock of Automatic Steel
Products, Inc.
No
part of the proceeds will accrue to the latter company.
Allied International Investing Corp. is controlled
by British Type
Investors, Inc., through the ownership of 62,467 (62.47%
of 100,000
outstanding) shares of its capital stock.
stock
about
2025,
1954—Month—1953
income
Net
King, Libaire, Stout & Co., New York, on June 22 of¬
shares of 30-cent non-cumulative and par¬
ticipating preferred stock (par $l)v at the market (about
$2.87Vz per share).
Preferred
and
sidiary
Net
stock of this corporation and preferred and com¬
of
Edgar Brothers Co., for common stock of Minerals &
Corp. of America.—V. 179, p. 2470.
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—Stock Offered—Eisele
5%
made
(Dr)__
rents
int.,
etc
Contingent charges
to
be
setting up a Customers' Service
cleaning problems and recommend
5,748,610
Rentals,
&
First
seals,
as
Net
Other
fered 30,000
First
the
causes
common
stock
mon
of
will
$6,892,003
—
2470.
p.
Trust Co.
Guaranty
rents
fac.
Grcss
exchange
energy
also
p.
—'
Joint
Attapulgas Minerals & Chemicals Corp.—Exch. Agent
The
ultrasonic
RR.—May Earnings Lower—
—
expenses
Is
industrila
Maine
revenues
Equipment
$233,278
inc..
ry.
oper.
Operating
Operating
1954—5 Mos.—1953
unit
new
Bendix
Laboratory to analyze
effective
solutions.—V.
Period End. May 31—
Atlantic
Net
The
cavitate, or "cold-boil," with countless minute
implosions—
blasting loose particles of grease, grit and grime.
company
oper.
Period
by
directing high-frequency sound
detergents or
cleaning solutions
sur¬
water-soluble
parts
to
literally
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
the
61,088
from
Net
$364,563
railway
income—
Net
$304,711
development
through
waves
1954
May—
.
<
Number 5339
Volume 180
...
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
3
(51)
i
Capital Flotations in the United States in March
And for the Three Months of Calendar Year 1954
Aggregate corporate financing in
rent
$591,678,292
totaled
year
much^smaller
as
$527,318,839 for March one year ago.
raised
Funds
for
of
capital purposes during
new
February
totaled $521,025,292, representing 88.06%
of the gross dollar volume for the- period, while refund¬
ing operations amounted to $70,653,000 or 11.94%. This
trend wherein new capital funds have greatly exceeded
that of refunding obligations has continued for a long
this
of
year
23
the minute
Stock
the
limited
were
dollar
total
reached
March
during
offerings
of
placements
of $2,400,000, or 0.41% of the grand
sum
36.66%
or
note
volume
for
above
the
figure
44
were
stock
Stocks placed during
A comparison
and
issues
March, last.
20
total.
preferred
or
Next in order
of
2,367,000,000
100
2 V2
27.84
Jan 27
Feb
1%
30.93
Jan 27
Jan 27
1,367,000,000
1,367,000,000
100
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
3,233,000,000
3,233,000,000
100
2 Vz
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
4,083,000,000
4,083,000,000
100
2
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
1,125,000,000
1,125,000,000
100
2V2
Jan 27
Feb
100
Total
397,942,807
556,980,762
February
March
______
_.
$13,467,243
$1,348,340,499
Total
bonds
$40,000,000
the
of
District of California;
Flood Control
in March totaled 34 in number and
$183,020,000 or 30.93% of that month's over¬
all corporate financing.
In the previous month, that is
Febraury last, the total was $91,887,500 made up of
23 issues and represented 27.84% of that period's gross
dollar volume.
For the month of March, a year ago,
'564,414,602
$1,361,807,742
County
99.731
1,501,159,000
99.750+ *0.956
Mar 18
91-days
2,531,185,000
1,501.043,000
99.733+ *1.056
Mar 25
99.740
The
proceeds were to go to the Ontario Electric Power Com¬
mission, $5,000,000 of which were to be used for refund¬
ing purposes and $45,000,000 for new capital purposes.
the amount of $50,000,000 was
91-days
*
Mar 1-31
placed during March.
2,220,841.000
2,371,847,000
1,501,440,000
601,778,926
601,778,926
12 years
M'ar
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
1,916,000
Mar
Total
.
for three months—
♦Average
rate
series,
separate
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING BY MONTHS
on
all
which
basis,
changed as
were
New
Capital
New
Total
Refunding
New
Total
Refunding
Capital
Capital
2.9%
from
end
10
of
to
years
9
■
'
•
>
§
-
$ '
•$
"
Also the yield is higher in each
on
annual purchases has been
intermediate
doubled
year.
from
SERIES
of one year.
Individual limit
to
$10,000
maturity
$20,000
(NEW)—New
H
current'
value.
income
Series
bond,
486,689,232
560,772,709
16,141,452
576,914,161
543,724,952
9,548,200
553,273,152
February
314,624.478
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,965
25,159,845
666,467,810
365,724,376
75,851,400
441,575,776
March
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
825,109,085
13,357,925
838,467,010
106,465,260 1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
47,300,782 1,770,700,810
1,734,558,413
April—
614,765,864
39,854,250
624,958,430
625,306,814
10,540,950
640,635,664
15,677,234
37,112,169 1,114,301,499
748,507,085
May
776,722,925
150.613,000
with interest paid by check semi-annually.
months,
8
Series
H
717,255,364
723,982,364
1,301,899.481
Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
AND K—These replaced
SERIES J
1, 1952.
Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when,
maturity, instead of the former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds
and 2.50%
for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will
of
as
be
May
to
higher
For
June
c
$200,000.
sold
of
notes
Treasury
Series
of
maturity
to
maturity
two
or
years
Series "C"
interest
accrued
and
par
two
or
of
notes
Treasury
years,
began
on
1,077,189,330
—~
14,
15th of the month and
2.47%. Salj
on
Oct. 1,
1953 and are sold
and if held
data on Treasury notes, see foot¬
1953,
19,
OF
"Chronicle."
FUNDS
New
Total Amount
Type of
Security
Dated
May
May 15, 1953. Notes
interest approximates $2.20 per month foi'
October
1470,
page
on
15th of the month
the
to
USE
c
2687,
The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was sus¬
$1,000 note.
on
page
interest approximates
pended on Oct. 23, 1953. For previous
note
on
terminated
A was
and accrued interest to the
at par
to
at
each
footnote
see
of Treasury notes of Series B began
Sale
held
if
Bonds,
Savings
on
"Chronicle."
1952
of
Sale
1953.
%re
data
previous
30,
Annual purchase limit of Series i!
than those of F and G.
and K combined is increased to
Accepted
Refunding
Indebtedness
$
'-If'
7
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,348,000
1,500,348,000
91-day
Treas.
'bills
1,500,528,000
1,500,528,000
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,501,661,000
1,500,749,000
912,000
Jan 28
91-day
Treas,
bills
1,500,313,000
1,499,879,000
434,00+
Savings
Bds.
561,229,600
561 229,601
bonds-
1,213,000
98,757,525 1,833,315,938
3,213,001
U.
1
Jan
antic'n
Tax
1
Jan
Total
788,361,335
S.
Depositary
Jan
notes-
6,565,292,600
January
for
6,001,504,000
Second quarter.
2,316,913,624
63,330,353 2,380,243,977
2,242,485,374
197,194,250 2,439,679,624
Six months—.
4,040,313,652
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
3,977,043,787
295,951,775 4,272,995,562
4
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,268,000
1,500,268,000
Feb 11
June
Redeemable
notice.
time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's
individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
has
927,335,925
6,727,000
$
available)
H,
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
$
$
20,439,521
$
Bond
starts accruing at tha
Interest
months.
8
years,
6 months instead
Jan 21
Total
Refunding
'
§
$
466,249,711
;
threo
of
Jan 14
-f1952-
Janiiary__
quarter
a Comprised
follows:
discount
bank
a
of
'39,370,772,006
.
Higher rate achieved by shortening the maturity of the Series E
Jan
V*
1954, 1953 AND 1952
-f 1953-
-1954-
First
c
8,109,278,926
*.
a
SUMMARY
.
a
2
100
E—Beginning May 1,
1952.
Overall interest rate raised
to 3%
compounded semi-annually when held to maturity.
SERIES
from
March
*1.030
a
2 years
1
for
*1.066
1,916,000 100
—■
Total
$36,050,000 bond
a
tabulation of figures since January, 1952, showing the different monthly amounts of cor¬
porate financing. Further revisions in the 1954 and 1953 figures may be necessary, particularly as additional pri¬
vate financing is brought to light.
present
1,501,139,000
2,716,773,000
at par any
offering of West Virginia Turnpike Commission bonds.
No offerings of United States Possessions came upon the
domestic market in March.
One Canadian emission of the Province of Ontario in
amounted to
we
99.732 + *1.050
2,268,989,000
94-days
Mar 1-31
City of Baltimore, Md. and the $37,000,000
issue of the
March.
Below
1,500,798,000
91-days
Mar 22
4
Mar 1-31 Mar 1
Total
Angeles
Los
24,696,200,480
Mar 18
municipal figures for March, last included a local (New
York City) offering of" $119,000,000 Housing Authority
bonds;
February..
Mar 11
helped to increase the total
Some issues of size which
2
100
Mar 11
Mar
held
miscellaneous financing at $77,907,-
a
100
2 years
for
,
2'/a
a
4
Mar
and
January
634,000
>
Vz
Mar 10
Feb 25
$397,556,630
\ 399,836,510
$4,139,700
1,893,703
7,433,840
634,000
Feb
Transmis¬
Refunding
,
359,000,000
515,108,480
12 years
Feb 1-28
359,000,000
515,108,480
Feb 1-28 Feb 1
is set forth below:
New
7 yr.-9 mo.
9%-12 yrs.
Feb 1
municipal financing for the first quarter of 1954
$2f)3,416,930
'
Feb 1-28
For March, 1953, the total amounted to
$164,578,092.
*0.986
9y./ol
Jan 27
this
larger offerings placed in March of
7
1,500,145,000
1 year
only $437,883,640 and for the like period in 1952 totaled
the very small sum of $148,093,116.
or
Private offerings
2,367,000,000
and the remainder $7,433,840 for refunding.
comparison of the current month's total with, that
for February last reveals an increase in the latest month
month
offer¬
dollar
figupe
60.49% of the aggregate dollar volume.
came
yr.-9 mo.
A
13.17%; oil, $64,165,080, or 10.85%; other indus¬
trial and manufacturing $34,753,426, or 5.87%; invest¬
ment trusts, trading and holding companies $22,177,990,
or 3.75%; railroads,
$17,096,960, or 2.89%; rubber, $11,000,000, or 1.86%; land, buildings, etc., $4,523,800, or
0.76%, and iron, steel, coal, copper, etc., $2,134,900 or
0.36% of the grand total of all corporate financing in
541,
Feb
purposes
five-year table,
$357,918,595
1%
Jan 27
totaling 600,000 shares.
Municipal financing in March amounted to $564,414,602 of which $556,980,762 was raised for new capital
,
various categories listed each
we note that public utility
ings in the usual order, surpassed all others in
volume during March by reaching the substantial
of
100
by the $34,282,821 issue of Fireman's Fund. In¬
Co., consisting of 601,453 shares of $2.50 par
common stock and the $24,150,000 placement of Southern
California Edison Co. common stock of $25 par value,
of the March, 1954 stock total of $216,-
the
5,645,000,000
surance
Total
up
1,u00,7OJ.,0U0
5,645,000,000
sented
$59,569,072.
our
2,189,285,000
1 year
Two
which stood at $110,918,595 in March as contrasted
with only $36,791,405 the month previous.
jFor March of
1953, public utility stock financing, while not as small
as that for February of the current year,
stood at only
Taking
2,140,007,000
91-days
Feb
Corp., due in 1973.
offerings of size in the stock section were repre¬
sion
gory,
in
91-days
Feb 25
Jan 27
20.04
line bonds of the Texas Eastern Penn-Jersey
month.
99.741 + *1.024
Feb 18
Feb 16
April
1, 1974, and the $24,000,000, 4.20% first mortgage pipe¬
924,492 with that for February last, shows a very marked
increase, $147,976,475 to be exact. This substantial rise
was
particularly noticeable in the public utility cate¬
I
99.774 + *0.893
mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series D, due
to
common
common
99.739 + *1.031.
1,500,234,000
bonds, due March 1, 1989; the Interprovincial Pipe
of $30,000,000, 3%% first
gage
tuted $138,331,942, or
There
1,500,263,000
2,252,689,000
Line Co. of Canada placement
stock placements consti¬
23.38% of the over-all total, while
preferred issues added up to only $78,592,550, or 13.28%.
Of
2,296,152,000
91-days
bonds, series N, due March 15, 1984; the Houston Light¬
ing & Power Co. offering of $30,000,000, 3% first mort¬
$216,924,492,
that
91-days
Edison
Long-term bond and note financing in March aggre¬
gated $372,353",800, or 62.93% of the over-all total, while
and
34
of the
4
included
the $40,000,000 issue
of the Detroit
Company's 2%% general and refunding mortgage
year
(
bond
r
——,
Some
period of time and is due in great measure to expansion
programs to meet the growing needs of our economy jand
to meet the demands of our defense program.
short-term
,
March
Yield
Feb
Feb 11
4
Feb 10
91,887,500
183,020,000
22
Price
Accepted
Feb
% of Total
$97,546,521
January
Amount
•
Applied for
Jan 28
Total Amount
No. of Issues
1
Due
Dated
Offered
Corporate- issues placed privately in the first quarter
1954 by months follow:
March
Amount
Date
to
$225,780,000,
and
of $329,997,217 in February last,
sum
financing comprised 41 issues amounting
or 42.82% of that month's total volume.
private
March of the cur¬
compared with the
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,294,000
1,500,066,000
Feb
Feb 18
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,145,000
1,500,145,000
Feb 25
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,751,000
1,500,751,000
of indebt'ness
5,645,000,000
5,645,000,000
bonds
—_
2,367,000,000
2,367,000,000
indebt'ness
1,367,000,000
1,367,000,000
V
Feb
239,168,027
2,773,203
241,941,230
September.
732,407,786
1,865,000
734,272,786
Nine
November-
490,332,891
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
5,751,986,562
570,829,091 6,322,815,653
430.874,616
857,475,665
82,957,165
940,432,830
466,311,143
6,664,020
474,482,187
89,650,200
564,132,387
786,271,197
44,200,333
839,471,530
28,773,944
36,483,000 1,424,178,944
437,537,199
December.
71,897,483
1,774,942,775
424,210,596
October—
153,190,133
1,387.695,944
1
Treasury
Feb
1
Ctfs.
1
Treasury
bonds
—
3,233,000,000
3,233,000,000
Feb
1
Treasury
bonds
—
4,083,000,000
4,083,000,000
Feb
1
Treasury
bonds—'
1,125,000,000
1,125,000,000
1
Treasury
bonds
—
359,000,000
359,000,000
Feb
1
U. S. savings bonds
515,108,480
515,108,480
634,000
634,060
356,455,297
125,9.93,778 5,746,460,198
5,620,466,420
months
1,203,031,903
1,595,515,411
15,362,643
1,580,152,768
Third quarter
49,789,700
Feb
Feb
August
1,153,242,203
203,265,164
418,435,408
Ctfs.
Feb
619,301,395
10,724,440
608,576,955
July
1
Feb
Feb
2,249,443,739
2,118,229,049
7,870,215,611
antic'n
Tax
787,636,789 8,657,852,400
Mar
4
24,696,200,480 24,180,230,000
February
for
•
notes-
216,807,698 2,335,036,747
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
1
bonds—
Depositary
Total
months
12
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
7,869,910,159
Fourth quarter.
-
of
91-day Treas.
bills
515,970,480
1,500,798,000
1,500,262,000
536,0CO
1,500,689,000
450, DUO
Mar 11
Treasury
the Treasury issued two
10, the Secretary of
On Feb.
public notices of call which are
"Public
214%
notice
Treasury
hereby
given in part below:
given
that all
Bonds of 1952-55, dated
15, 1955, are hereby
due June
June 15,
is
demption date, be offered the
March
Financing in
outstanding
Feb. 25, 1942,
called for redemption
on
1954, on which date interest on stich bonds will
or
any
part of their called
"Holders
of these
bonds may, in
advance of the
bills
1,501,139,000
94-day
Treas.
bills
1,501,159,000
Mar 18
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,501,048,000
1,500,538,000
Mar 25
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,501,440,000
1,501,272,000
bonds
601,778,926
601,778,92+.
Depositary bonds-
1,916,000
1,916,0C )
States, in which event
Mar
ppblic notice will hereafter be given and an official cir¬
cular governing the exchange offering will be issued."
Mar
ing
of
obligations
The Treasury
ations to the
re¬
demption date, be offered the privilege of exchanging all
or any part of their called bonds for other interest-bear¬
the United
Department in March confined its oper¬
sale of Treasury Bills, Savings
Bonds and
Mar
1
1
U. S. savings
Total
obligations of the United States, in which event
public notice will hereafter be given and an official
circular governing the exchange offering will be issued."
"Public notice is hereby given that all outstanding
UNITED
STATES TREASURY FINANCING
Amount
Date
Dated
Bonds of 1954-56, dated July 22,
Jan
7
for
for
Accepted
Jan 14
Jan 21
Jan 28
Jan 1-31
Jan l
Jan 1-31
Jan
15, 1954, on which date interest on such bonds will
"Holders
Jan 1-31
Jan 1
of these bonds may,
in
advance of the
re-
12 years
99.668
1,500,528,000
1,501,661,000
1,500,313,000
99.662+ *1.336
for
2,106 +17,926
3,186,777,000
561,229,600
1,213,000
1,213,000
99.695
"1.208
99.748
*0.998
a
a
100
c
the
comprehensive tables on the fol¬
three months'
the
corresponding
2
100
In the
the March and
figures with those tor
periods
in
the
four
'
.
2 years
January
6,002,761,000
26,184,495,000
:
lowing pages we compare
years
year
Total
cease.
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
%
*1.314
1,500,348,000
561,229,600
91-days
1940,
Yield
2,558,601,000
2,140,313,090
91-days
Jan 2%
Price
$
2,607,917,000
2,321,110.000
91-days
7
8,109,278,926
months 39,370.772,006
March
three
DURING 1954
Applied for
Due
Jan 14
Jan
15, 1956, are hereby called for redemption on
Treasury
due June
Dec 30
168,0G()
Amount
$
Offered
310, C0U
antic'n notes.
Tax
Total
1,501,159, GOO
(Continued on page 6)
ing
June
Treas.
Depositary Bonds.
cease.
2V\%
privilege of exchanging all
bonds for other interest-bear¬
91-day
Mar 22
tRevised.
6,565,292,600
preceding, thus affording a fivecomparison.
Total
-1950
t
40 ,0 0
36,48910 79.850 29,86198 61,470367
50 ,0 0
538,9645 60,7 .0 79,180. 0 365.819,0 19.85,0
169,8510 60,7 0 57, 50 2,913,516 1,895,0 29,468.1
4
40 ,0 0
~507 '
369,4135 21,405 0 362,9056 18,0 0 71,290 Reconstrui
698.320 1,90,0 52,3 90 13,45087
834,375
1,450, 8
86,317 60 50, 0 136,20 167,9406
New
Total
-195
$
Refundi g 51,97 50 27,50 0 2,150, 0
81,607950 30,9 0 87,950 10,280
$
834,375
Capit l 64,3705 1,90,0 24,85390 129,3087
$
1,450, 8
New
Total
S
195,0
63,0481 57,80 134,6719 5,0 ,0 7,~ 507
83,46701 12,0 0 120, 3650 10,6450 148,09316
9FYIEVARS TNCoaetpwil$5,6701243 iFsT5-7L,Oo6_19,570 3,0571 6298
1,2403
5,04 1,250
30,3109,51954184,6,504790 1,916,496040
1,12,20012903,5837769 TMOMFHAONRFETCHH 195TNCRoaeeptfuawitnldlig$$$ 11653,899,0,00654536,781 33911,,1,735025050 66348,0,349707,15
New
Total
$
195,0
619,8 6 57,80 134,6719 5,0 ,0 7.50, 0
361.02, 0 2,0,0 56,40275 68,4218 1,60 0 27, 4736
Refundi g 5,278,460
$
—1953
Capit l
$
New
Total
$
FOR
STA ES Refundig
CFOORRPEIGANT,
-1954-
$
Capit l
SOUM AFRY
New
5,9 ,485
342,580 2,40,0 78,592 0 137, 942 30, 0
591,67829 50, 0 97,640 564,1602
60 70
80,0 0
287,908 2,40,0 62,3950 137,651942 30, 0 ~ 60b~0
Corp ate
1,250
419,6~8740
70,6530 58,240 7,43 ,840
521,0529 50, 0 39,40 56,980762
Total
Staneds
$
24,705. 0 291,450 76,9 50 158,670 36, 0386 3,290, 0
Refundi g 2,0 ,0
CIOSURTPNHIAEED
ONGREUFPWI
1,90 , 0
8,90476 0,9 720 19,047315 4,85,231 132,140 1,450, 8 10,8 270 186,09160 30,1950 560,29476 60,9 720 5,04,0 13761,y65~2l 4,85,231 2,096.140 2,675,08 43,86072
27,50 0 2,"l5bI6
1,90 , 0
3,246,0
3,50
32,460
624,8
20 ,0 0
-1954
CAHARNCTDE
107,931475 8,490861 1,09,50
2,7 9,738
20, 719 24,705 0 39,07645 7,0215 254,6081 38,0281 3,290, 0 41,92 738 83,46701
20 ,0 0
367,540
426,960
4,30 , 0 2r4~82o6 5,~206~ 54,37 0
721,025
2,0 ,0
426,960
2,40 , 0 2,40 , 0
New
32,460
3,246,0 721,025
825,10C
527,3189
5,9 ,485
34,05 0 198,67402 14,62 0 103,79852 58,701 54 2,32,0 32,6 50 76,532 03
15,784
521,394
10,985 2,134,90 19,843 26 12,6508 2,17 90 49,257 41 216,94 2 17,096 0 357,9185 2,134,90 34,753.426 64,1508 4,523,80 1,0 0 2^17,90 7,907541 591.678,29
6,50 , 0
Capit l 14,670 206,150 10,6 0 52,0 0 4,523,80 8,518,0 21,04 0 317,980
20, 719 24,705 0 39,07645 7,0215 247,16081 37,54 86 3,290, 0 36,29738
59,6 072 574,0 0 15,67452 31,0 54 290, 0 31,6250 13,2463
2,0 ,0 2, 0 , 0
2,40 , 0 2,40 , 0
$
5,60 , 0 13, 57925
59,6 072 574,0 0 15,67452 31,82 079 290, 0 31,6250 13,2463 152,06839 34,05. 0 20,674.02 14,62 0 107,4.52 59,42.079 2,32,0 32,62,50 76,54,63
2,0 ,0 2, 0 , 0
721,025
16,70 247,0 0 14,90 52,0 0 4,523,80 1,0 0 26,50 372,5380
Refundi g 2,0 ,0 40,3850
2,7 9,738
5,625
195,0 0
372,610
New
$
107,931475 8,490861 1,09,50
5,278,460
Capit l 34,05 0 139,05 14,05 0 87,9240 27,60 0 2,032,0 1,0 ,0 61,37540
$
804,7921
5,625
195,0 0
195,0 0
369,415
86,3170
r,3~12t50 81,607950
39,04 0 4u2~ 6",450
7,30 , 0 457,925
$
Total
29,650
61,390476 0,9 720 16,897315 4,85,231 132,140 1,450, 8 10,8 270 156,439160 30,1950 521,480 76 60,9 720 5,04,0 18346^9515", 4,85,231 2,096,140 2,675,08 42,57 0
1,90 , 0
195,0 0
12,4601 60,8790 2,547,0 42,901 I7ob 76 o 50, 76 169,8510
5,60 , 0 13, 57925
34,05 0 14,05 14,05 0 91,70. 27,60 0 2,032,0 1,0 ,0 61,350
$
—1953
51, 7104 3,05,740 18,976 20 ,0 0 240, 0 10,783 2 2,957,12 87,2135 95,6750 157,431.04 5,48,740 25,83167 20 ,0 0 9,815,0 ~ 6~o 76o 13,28 723 61,03621
4,51 ,0
80,0 0
9,70 , 0
2,0 ,0 46,850
-16,280
4,380, 0 "284,20 0 "609,410 0 70,6530
104, 859 2,134,90 19,763426 12,6508 2,17 90 39,57 41 20,64 92 15,096 0 31,0359 2,134,90 30,73426 64,1508 4,523,80 8,518,0 2,~17 90 63,0154 521,0529
- - BankGovernm governmtGaagnvdci,es•Mun&icpal-—tSt.es,,Posei*n 1,67405 fdiIgfnbunucoroloetadiysneste MARCH BNooatnesd-s cceooptalr,,manuf acesoriIndmauansnutfridc-tlrig bueildtncgs, Inthvreosaetmlddtiicnrnug.g,,, BNooantendsd-s cceooptalr,,manuf acesoriindmauasnnutrfdctlrig bueildtcng.-s, 7Itthrruaoedlsdtiincngg.,,, _ cceoopta.lr,,manufces oriIndamuasnnutrfidctlrig bueildtncgs, tthrraoueldsdtiincngg.,,, cceootpal.,,manufctres oieindamuasnuntfrctdrilgs bueildtncgs, tthrroauelddstinicng.g,,, cseocrpuritate.
OFAM RCH
boannodtedssShort-em stock stockCandian— bonanodtesdsShort-em stock stock foreign— Lbonoea-nntodrmtdsesShort-em stock stock corpate
MONTH
New
105,2 0 18,2490
521,3954
"
Capitl
$
25,07.0 29,8750
3,290, 0
7,30 , 0 457,925
S
1952
527,318 39 "1,25,0 105,2 0 437,8 640
35,7 40 2,0 0 56,40275 67,92103 1,60 0 27, 4 36
Refundi g 54,37 0 16720", 0
$
721,025
825,10985
4,320 120, 3650 38, 0 143,907216
1,2 5,0
24,705. 0 291,450 76,9 50
MTFFOGLFOIYNAAVHUEIERRVNCCMPDAGLTS, 136,12,900421773868349545tFGCmfPDt(our(rehaSanIovmnhoigdcBvtufprecinuncclmeaypfdeslsl.,k.
Capitl
$
60 ,0 0 2,50 , 0
5,04 ,0
13,57925 7,68,0 63,250 4,185,90 8,476825
Refundi g 13,57925
$
-1952
804,79210 19,0 0 48,05 0 157,68 0
3,601,90 " rnlo
36,48910
14,67 10
$
and
Capit l 251,8 0 29,8750 25,3098 61,470367
S
50, 0 50, 0
4,80 ,0
Refundi g 12,4601 57,2860 2,547,0 41,38 0 176 ",0
-1950-
5,1904 3,0 5,740 19,8 6,7 20 .0 0 240, 0 10,783 2 2,957,12 92,32,5 108,1760 218,3904 8,035,740 68,12,76 20 ,0 0 10,850 ~ 6~o 76 o 13,28 723 1 ,03621 538,9645
4,80 , 0
108, 760 158.40, 0 5.0 ,0 48,250 l57&~ 5,6o T6 76 6 2,50,0 3,071,50
~
1,064953 Devlopmnt.
Refundi g 14,67 10 50, .0 4,51,0
•
75,0 0 79,875,0
1,90 , 0
Total
Domestic Long-term Pref redCom on Lone-t rm Pref red Com on Other Pref red Com on
Total
TInteraionl(Candian foreignLoan Staes
Other Farm United
toal •These
Grand
OF
MONTH
Long-TermRailroads Puutiblliecs Irsoten,l,Equipment Moatonrds
Miscelanous Short-Tem Railroads util es ste l,Equipment and
Total
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship i.ngInvestm n Miscelanous
Total
Stocks—•
utiles ste l,Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
otal—
T
utiles
Railroads Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil_ Land,
Rub er Bhlp ing
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Total
40 ,0 0
,0389.5 79,850 105,7 653 15,03847
$
■'
3,0 ,0
256,40
Refundig 230,95462 50, 0 17,053.6
Capitl
40 ,0
807,1358 29,8750 8,69 8 15,247
$
New
3,06 0 86,49 35 184,650739 2,50 , 0
$
Total
1,26074132
3,0 ,0
834,375
.
834,375
Capitl 1,762018
'Tdtal
1,36784
149.53,47 4,6074 329,6 3,80786 ,240 29.043951 2,0918
1,0 .0 3,0 6,0
5,065,0 18,90 7 61,0 570 42,856 5,2 419 132.140 1,450, 8 37156790 35,02745
Total
1,426 85
Capit l
1,83 598
2,50
137 65 492, 7403
42,0 756 120, 3650 32,97043 1,0 2 746 1,20 0
To•' tal
New
Capitl 1,273064519
Total
$
1,352740
%
Total
47,30 782 i7o~ ,ob 316790", 25,34615
$
Capitl 1,289604
857~o" ,b6o 327165,0 1,958 163
$
—1958
2,56 0
Capit l
1.40836.741 98,0 0 69,260 29,7850 1.3680742 13,250
Total
$
1,72340.8 1,7056 48
7,10352
Total
$
952,18 3.40,0 12,6983 275,49382 5,02 0 60~o7 o
"
Refundig 89,602 16720,
$
-1954
Capitl
New
OSUMFARY
$
305,0
New
$
Capitl
1,308941 98,0 0 69,260 71,0 0 1,348 09 13,250
New
«
94,850 642,50 5,30,0 50,37 521 17,60 6,37,80 1,0 0 79,1 0
50 ,0 50 ,0
2,40,0 3,40 0
426,960
ACHNARDTE
89,602
917,2861
50 ,0 50 ,0
1,20 0 963,40 80,74360 6,457925
2,40 , 0 3,4o,o0
9,3260 98,75 2
7L08. 0 68.51,2 260,351 1,0910 592,1453 5584.46 4.70, 3,9215 78,23106
44502,713,687930 11,,77345088
124,350 745.0p38^ 41,36025 3PO.84fino 169.8269 6,158,0 25,0 .0 36,92:41 261.50723
1,34,30
721,025
31,0 0 4,913,05 7.10.352
3,56,10 47,30 782
93,250 740,1853 41,36025 35"*,79248 169,054 6,158 0 25,0 0 36:92~,41 257.9132
420,398
173,2 4
342,18 30 ,0 173,2 4
231,50 2 3,841,0 45,2 965 27.64,398 2,47 90 65,76475 397,26 0 95,71960 874,052 9,14,0 96,12487 145,7 398 6,715981 1,30 2,47.90 147,35476
6,50 0
17,54 21 27482,0 13708,39
1,83 59
60
53270,86 5 ,796025 53,706 35,0467 290, 0 35,692 41 18, 2 3
2,0 ,0 2,0,0
1,42685
71.0§, 0 69.7sl21 261,9856 1,ids10 673,25 3 5u 4,70 qo 3,92 15 87:623
902
2394.57,7,14209
721,025
613, 05
20 .0
85,34 0 59,1620 5,30 0 32,8560 17,60 6,37 80 8,51 0 6,120 61
82,35.0 86,30479 71,60 57 9,18750 2,840 284,35716 6,14851 9,13 40 2.675,08 2:156.95 89,16902
290, 0
271,438 5,796,025 569.07 0 35,76 9 35,692 41 8, 2 3
93,250 469,320 35, 0 29,75648 134,0589 5,86 50 25,o0 o i7o6 6 "237,0689
-1954 Refundi g 9,50 , 0 47,3850
106,45260 28,05 0 13,46723
862,5 61 3,40 0 105,49683 275,14382 5,02 0 "Vo 'o o
$
18,3970 48,3560 47,23540 ~3 72:5 0 1,0 0 8,205 3 123,5603
175,28 20,73865 231,06 53 8,71920 17923^125 13,7863
2,0 0- 2,0,0
1,018,45.3052489
273,4 57 10,7250 914.60,79 71,60.57 9,187.50 2.84.0 32,0716 6,14851 9.485,140 2,675,08 3:i~56,905 98.0245
3,978,40
3,015760
5,760
3,5610
1,345116,3098027782605
I3—- ,— ,254208,90173 farSbmofautnuicopnyletdyiedss SCONONGRRPUEEUFAWPTI — etc.
FGAFOOCVRERENMPIGNAT,T,
New
3,0 0 195.0
20 ,0 0
124,350 473.620, 35, 0 g 306,87 0 -134,0589 5,86,50 25,0 0 1,0 .0 240,650
Refundi g 31,0 0 4,30 0
6780, 15723*,0 2,0 ,0
2,0 0 14,52 6 246,53 94 1,60 29,"l6o7 1
963,40
New
$
—1953- Refundi g 45,96 452 1,3 4 30
$
2,0 ,0
175, 28 21,702 65 234,07635 8,71920 179237125 13,7863
9,3260
$
247,35
1,0 ,0 2,93,053 3,712053
5,760, 0
1,90
Capitl 71,08 0 490,873 239,4650 1,0910 835087452", 45.30,86 4,70 2,0 0 65,024
34, 20 120, 3650 12,98043 7 ,98 37 1,20 0
1,70 81
2,0,0 14,52 6 247,98 24 1,60 0 29,160 1
New
7,2860 6,457925
$
1,734581
5,760 134,98 0 308, 45 5,0 0 7,50
$
——1952 Refundig L~2o"756
98,75 2 7,"68765 20579 53 23, 509
'■
5,065,0 90,3179 61,0 57 40,3956 5,2 419 132,140 1,450, 8 27I5~6,95 32,74 02
2,56 ,0 . 3,0 ,0 195,0
1y3,076251482,395049867,4102795863-DevfaBlcotnpsmrudPiC.okaDvtnmh{SieGdFfoctuverhdagsnf.lcYFME3IOAVNTRFHD1CSSROUTEANLHIED ,0238957461,837924016,805
YFEM3IAOTVNFRHD1SCRIOMAALEUNCOPGDL
3798,46
—1952 Refundi g 94,7 125
8
147. 950 61^28,45 21.950,14 70.3869 46.70,86 12,540 T6o :65 .31,549 92,6.418
38
1,0 ,0 3,06.0
106,0
71,08 0 492,073 239,4650 I,l09 o 4367li56 51,98 31 4,70 2,0 0 74, 50
>
1,3826950
17,30 65 67,401 126, 962 2,547,0 4,39.2^5 3,60. 0 1,0 0 52,6450 298,65027
27,96.0 2,450, 0
7,260. 73,4 0 10, 0 9,18750 2.84,0 24,3 05 893,132 8,910 1,250 56,08250
$
106,0
1,90 , 0
.
4,78540 "*372 6 5 5,912750
Refundig 18,3970 20,3870
$
-195
4;80,
95,670 793,860 10, 0 9,18750 2,840 289,1 50 893,132 9,35,0 1,25,0 61,950
$
5,0 ,0 4,50765 50, 0 2,10
5,760, 0 138,961 09 308, 485 5,0 ,0 7, 50, 0
New
25,07 0 29,8750
New
123,5603 36,90~o76 286,735 0 3,1850
3,06,0 5,9628 18,4 739
$
15,84 0 1,725,65
$
1,50 4,589 427i6 o 52,45903
Refundig 89,5390 3o75~437o5 3,169,0
50, 0 50, 0
$
5,0 ,0 i,~4 5~o76 i 50, 0 53,0 0
$
-195
2,6450
4,80 , 0
214,609 618,0 20,36750 74,150 46.50, 13,0 0 ~6~o 7o5 2,50,0 47,82650
$
Refundig 67,401 1 ,034862 2,5470 42,680 3,60 0 1,0 ,0
-1950
63.950, 18,0 0
1,4590836
1,08435 2
165,038147 4,6074 40,5463 3,807,86 240, 0 29,043951 2,09 18 264,5 0 214,609 78,3147 24,97514 14.72,134 50,37086 13,540 ~6O :5O 31.54,91 14,9 .418
Capit l 147,950 506,9 138 17,489750 32,649750 42,90 0 12,30 "6*6*,65 2,50 0 45,18 0
1,382.6950 10, 0 75,0 0 37,~856 1,5649,75 19,850
298,65027 10, 0 75,0 0 276,90 6 10,591359 1,8950
$
-1950
75,0 0 79,850
Total
426,960
80,0 0
9,50,0 53,850
~ 2~ 5F 6 i.To To 16,50
75,0 0
342,18 173,2 4
25,0 25 3,8410 45,1796 27,64398 2,4790 56,0 476
11,7,42038403678
17,594 21 2:70,6 2:78 39 106,45260
173,2 4
381,2 0 85,71.960 820.17,25 9,14 0 78,53196 145,7 398 6.715,981 8,593:0 2,47.90 124,5763
1,308941
nC3MAR1H otes—- - notes - not-es - governmt-: acis&te., include 3MAR1CHNotes- etc manufctrig holding, Notes- etc manufctrig heoltdcin.g, eccotopal,,manufctres— oriesinmadanuunfscttdrrigl beuildtnc_gs, htteorrFautdcsin.g,, eccotopa.lr,,manuft aces—ori inmadanuunsftcrtdrilg . beuildtncgs, 9htteorraludtcisn.g,, seccourrp—i„tate
EMNODNTHS Corpate- Domestic-— bLooanngn-dtdesrm Short-em Presftocr-ked stock Candi- bLooanngn-dtedsrm Short-em Presftocrked stock foreign- bLooanngn-dtedsrm Short-em Presftocrekd stock corp—ate BIntearanioklG{oCvaernnmdiatn foreignGLooavantdn, ♦Municpal—Stes,SPostaeiens toal! dfinguoorets EMNODNTHSBLooanng-Tdesrm Railrods utiles cscoptoeal,l,,Emqaunuifpcmtreesnt anoidindausntridl beuildtcngs, eipingttrIranuvdessitnmgn,, Miscelanous BSohaonrt-dTesm Railrods utiles ccsoptoeaerll,,,Eqmunuipfmtent aacesnorid inadunstrdl beuiltdcngs, ShipngttIrrnavuedsstimngn,,Miscelanous
Com on
Com on Other
Com on
Grand
Total
3
U
Other Farm
United
•These
3
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Total
Stocks- Railro ds
utiles stel, Equipment and
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Oil
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Total-
utiles stel, Equipment and
Public Iron, Mot rs Other I.ond, Rub er Bhip ng
Oil
Irwestmn Miscelanous
Total
G
(54)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Continued from page 3)
FINANCING
Issued
i-
$
43,347,000
for
302,513,000
172,192,000
Notes
Total
$5,000,000
101,163,000
$259,166,000
71,029,000
215,539,000
403,676,000
$188,137,000
and
Certificates
Notes
73,773,000
February.—
24,050,000
142,345,000
11,478,000
227,596,000
166,395,000
due
,
189,283,000
Notes
229,000,000
134,474,000
three
for
months—
♦Comprises sales
sold
to
tnd
notes
Civil
$67,737,000
933,545,000
tl94,673,000
of
Savings
Cassell
and notes; certificates
Unemployed Trust Fund
and
ham
Old
Age arid Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Fund.
Foreign Service Retirement Fund,
Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
System,
Government
Fund.
Savings and
Life
Federal
Loan
Insurance
Deposit
Insurance
Fund,
National
Insurance
tNet
&
port
Beane;
Curtis,
mortgage
and
for
bonds.
and
construction
new
privately with Northwestern
Co.,
&
son;
and
Power
Co.
3%
first
mortgage
Price,
interest.
Offered
Allison-Williams
Inc,;
Co.;
Inc.;
Dallas
Union
Securities
Co.;
and
Long-Term Bonds
and Notes
Offered
RAILROADS
(
*$2,000,000 Bangor
July
&
1,
197G.
41,815,000 Central
cates,
Aroostook
RR.
due
Purpose,
of
New
new
first
April
bonds
*410,000
notes
equipment trust certifi¬
to
Price,
1969,
to
inclusive.
yield
from
Pur¬
2%
Thornas
to
according to maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Freeman &
Co.;
E.
Pollock & Co., Inc., and McMaster
Hutchinson
Co,
Wm.
&
Inc.;
1,
16,300,000 Illinois
,
series
and
Purpose,
Central
39,
for
RR.
dated
new
1,
equipment
1954
including Apri
Price,
to
turity.
1, 1969.
from 1.25%
yield
Offered
Pressprich
liams
&
&
by
L. F.
Freeman &
Haupt & Co.; The
Inc.; Julien Collins
and
and
Purpose,
to
for
Stuart: &
Rothschild &
Co.;
Co.;
Co.
Wm.
R.
Son
Wil-
Inc.;
Mutual
XX,
Pacific
due,
H.
&
Co.,
•
RR.
$8,000,000 Pacific
April
Pollick
equipment
March 15, 1955
&
Co.,
PUBLIC
March
new
1,
1S84.
by
Struthers
mortgage
bonds,
Morgan
Stanley
Co.
Placed
trust
Service
1,
■
!l
Co.
1984.
3(4%
Purpose,
first
for
mortgage
expansion
through
The
First
Boston
Interstate
due
Feb.
for
California
1,
1979.
Co.
4(4%
Purpose,
Co.
investors
Placed
through
Interstate
;
i
due
to
first
March
1,
102.9159%'
Co.;
Paine,
William
1,
privately
Co.
R.
stock
with
4%%
Co.
3(4%
Purpose,
accrued
to
&
Co.;
Offered
Corp.;
Webber.'Jackson
Blair
&
Francis
Curtis; Reynolds
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
&
&
Co.;
Gas
Purpose,
to
Placed
«•.'
loan
two
2%%
general
March 15,
and
Inc.;
Co.;
Hallgarten
Young,
Collins, &
Co.;
<fe
(Inc.);
Cooley
and
&
I.
&
for
4
nil
interest.
new
i
3(4%
first
R.
s.
Co.;
The
&
Co.;
Dickson
Henry
F.
A,
F.
S.
E.
A.
Inc.;
Masten
Co.,
Yantis
Electric
&
&
&
Co.
&
&
Bovce;
Corp.;*
The
Gibson.
Dabney & Tyson;
Walter
&
&
Co.
1,
3(4%
1974.
Co.
Purpose,
4.20%/
for
new
promissory
note due March
($1,600,000)
and
to repay
privately
with
Blunt
Arthur
Inc.
,
collateral
&
Co.;
&
Pipe
Line
Co.
(Canada)
354%'
&
March
1,
&
Co.
&
mort¬
sinking fund debentures
:
.
bonds.,
bank
Placed
First
series
loans.
privately
Boston
C,
4%
mortgage and
April
100%
through
1,
1972.
and
Blyth
working
through
'
„
first
due
Price,
&
Pur¬
in¬
accrued
Co.,
Inc.
and
Corp.
%'
<
1979
to
Corp.
(with
reduce
BUILDING, ETC.
of
America
stock
common
bank
principal
loans
amount.
6%
debentures
purchase
and
for
Offered
by
due
April
warrants).
expansion.
for
company
1,
Purpose,
Price,
100%
of
subscription
by
common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion ($116,300).
Underwritten by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Hamlin
& Lunt; White, Weld & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Straus,
Llosser
&
McDowell;
&
Co.;
Shearson,
Reinholdt
Hammill
&
&
Gardner,
Co.;
and
Henry
Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.
*1,250,000
:
Waverly
Terminal
mortgage
Bldg.
property.
Mutual Life
L.
Wright
&
first' mortgage
loan.
to
Purpose,
Placed
privately with John Hancock
through Stevens & Perkins.
Insurance Co.
$4,523,800
,
Armstrong
1969.
bonds,
repay bank loans
&
Inc.;
of
bank
Simmons;
R.
Mutual
&
Life
Insurance
etc.
and
promisory
($2,482,000)
for
Insurance
due
Reynolds
of
notes
and
working capital
due
for
1955repay¬
($4,518,000).
Co.
March
100%>
&
Co.,
and
Provident
Mutual
Life
Philadelphia.
Rubber
Price,
Weeks;
,
5(4%
1,
convertible
1974.
and
Purpose,
accrued
subordinated
for
de¬
working capital,
interest.
Underwritten
by
Co.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Hornblower &
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Blair, Rollins
Paine,
& Co. Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.;
Smith, Hage, Noble & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Wagenseller & Drust Inc.; Sills, Fairman &
Harris, Inc.; Bate-
Eichler
man,
Inc.;
Dallas
Dickson
4(4%
refunding
loans
Co.
4,000,000 Armstrong
Stockton
S.
Co.
Placed privately with Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance
Co.; New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Connecticut
accrued
Courts & Co.;
Merle-Smith;
Rubber
Furpose,
ment
mortgage
Dick
;■
.
RUBBER
-$7,000,000
J.
,
Gillen
Rice
&
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Co.
Chace,
Whiteside,
Pre-scott,
Inc.,
ana
Shepard
Saunders,
West
&
&
Co.,
Stiver
Winslow,
Inc.;
Irving
Co.
Over-
&
subscribed.
E'.
Inc.;. Peters,
Pollock
&
&
Co.;
Salomon
Shields
&
Co.,
Hughes
Bros.
&
Writer
Inc.;
&
R.
Co.,
Hutzler;
Company;
Stifel,
Oversubscribed.
Co.
3(4%
1984.
first
Purpose, to
1,
W.
$11,000,000
MISCELLANEOUS
*$10,000,000
&
Inc.;
Shear-
'Eros.
25,000
mortgage
repay
ance
&
Co.
Transmission
bonds,
&
Co.,
Inc.;
bank
loans
and
Securities
Diexel
Co.;
Co.;
an
Corp.
at
bonds.
par.
Co., Inc.
Purpose, to fi¬
Offered
by company
10-year notes.
Purpose, for
privately
through
Placed
purposes."
Testers,
[repay
bank
with
Purpose,
insurance
&
Co.
4%%
Inc.
promissory
for
new
notes.
loans
and
for
working
-institutional
investors
and
Rotan,
Mosle
&
Purpose,
capital.
Placed
through
White,
Cooper.
4.20%
*2,000,000 Lane,
Bryant, Inc. 4% promissory notes due March, 1974.
Purpose, refunding ($500,000) and for expansion ($1,500,-
company
Inc.
000).
Placed
privately
with
Prudential
Insurance
Co.
of
America.
Corp.
4%%
debentures
Baker,
Weeks
&
Co.;
.
due
1,300,000
\
Dittmar
&
Co.;
Merchants
Acceptance
subordinated
funding
Corp.
debentures
($'06,000)
and
due
for
12-year
March
5(4%
sinking
fund
Purpose, re¬
1966.
1,
expansion
and
to
repay hank
Price 100%
and accrued interest.
Un¬
by G. H. Walker & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Lemon & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; R. L.
Day
& Co.;
Pierce, White & Drummond, Inc.; Chace, White¬
side,- West
&
Winslow,
Inc.;
Miller
&
George,
and
loans
($994,000).
derwritten
Ball,
Johnston,
Hanrahan
Dominick
&
Co.
Oversubscribed.
&
Co.; Francis I.| duPont & Co,;
Equitable-Securities Corp.;
Esta¬
Co.; The First B:ston Corp.; First Southwest Co.;
& Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granbery, Marache &
Co.; Hall¬
garten & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; W. E.
Huttcn & Co.; Johnston, L^mon & Cl:
Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhodes
&
Co.;
Laurence M.
Marks
&
Co.;
McDonald
&
Co.;
McDonnell & Co.; Merrill
Lvnch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane-;
Merri'l,
Turben
&
Co.;
The
Milwaukee
Co.;
Morgan
Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper,
& Hoowood: R. w. Pressprich & Co.;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co. Inc.; Reinholdt
&'Gardner; Reynolds & Co.;
Jaffray
debenture
Price,
corporate
privately
*600.000
&
Ohio
due
;
6%-
Inc.
sales.
Felix, Brunschwig &
general
to
North
American
Acceptance
promissory notes
working capital.
Frid'ey & Hess; Fulton, Raid
The
Hutzler.
Radio,
time
*1,200,000 Johnston
interest.
&
Union
debentures
series
1974.
Baird
capital
locally, without underwriting.
*500,000
'
accrued
Transmission
privately with
Read
4 (4%
Co.
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
pipeline bonds due 1973.
Placed
&
Evans
Nicolaus
r
.
Investment
Jan,. 1, 1967.
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed pri¬
vately with 18 institutional investors through Salomon
W.
'
.
Associates
Weld
Dillon,
Dcminick;
brook
«
trust
repay
$3,273,800 Sheraton
Of¬
mortgage pipeline
Purpose; to repay bank
Price, 100% and accrued
Kendall,
Penn-Jersev
Eddleman-Pollok
&
first
Purpose, for expansion and
privately to institutional investors
$52,000,000
Oversubscribed.
first
Raffensperger,
Co.;
Electric
Eastern
Dallas
&
to
terest.
first
Ellis
& Burr,
Dick
Metro-
1533.
Loeb
pose,
Kraus; Barrow, Leary & Co.; A. G. Becker &
Co.
Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. V/. Clark & Co.; Courts &
Co.;
The
and
'
Co.;
Co.;
Insurance
debentures,
equipment,
&
274%
construction.
Coffin
Eastern
Burge
First
Co.
due
Robert
mick
&
1964.
1,
Corp. 30-year 3.85%
1,
Herrman
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
investment, etc. Price, 100% and accrued interest. Under¬
written by Dillon, Read & Co.
Inc.; Lovett Abercrombie
& Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.;
&
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; McCor& Co.;. Rodman
& Linn;
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.; Moore, Leonard &
Lvnch; F. M. Newton &
Co.; Sills, Fairman & Harris
Inc.;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc.; Sutro &
Co.; Chace, White¬
side, West & Winslow,
Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Curtiss. House & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; c. S. Ashmun
Co.; Bramhall &
Stein; C. C. Collings and Co.
Inc.; S. K.
Cunningham & Co., Inc.; John
Douglas & Co., Inc.; Elkins,
Morris & Co.;
Kay, Richards & Co.; The National Co
of
Omaha; Townsend,
&
Rothschild
March
Co.;
Co.; Hill Richards
Co.; Merrill, Turben
Life
convertible
*6,000,000 Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.
Fauset, Steele & Co.;
Inc'.;
Cr*.
Co.
Feb.
new
Co.;
Hammill
17,000,000 Texas
Julien
&
subordinated
April
Sold
bentures
Gas
due
for
first mortgage
Cen¬
Inc.;
&
through
refund¬
Co ;
Oil
June
Kuhn,
Co.
Natural
construction.
Equitable
Herrman
Mutual
Pur¬
($1,000,-
privately.
Richfield
due
/■/'
new
& Co,
new construction.
Price, 102.46% and
Offered toy Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
1
•
Offered
Weld
Penn
note.
expansion
collateral
trust bonds,
series D,
due
April 1,
Purpose, for. new construction.
Placed
privately
institutionall investors through The First Boston
capital.
new
mortgage
for
"
con¬
Schoellkopf, Hutton
White.
Inc.; Stein Bros.
Dominion Securities
The Ohio Co.;
The
Carolina Securities
Corp.;
Webster
and
&
$4,000,000 Suburban
Inc.;
'.i
*16,000,000
due
for
to repay bank loans and for
101.665% land accrued interest.
Stuart
Yantis ,& Co. Inc.
,
companies.
Purpose,
duPont
Co.;
Co.;
Corp.; Heller, Bruce
Loev,i & Co.; McDonald &
Co.;
t
bonds
and
Co., Inc.; Walter StokeSi & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Stubbs,' Smith & Lombardo, Inc.; Thomas & Co.;. Van
Alstyne; Noel & Co.; Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, and F. S.
due
refunding mortgage,
1984.
Weir
Cleveland
'1
loans
Inc.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; John¬
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Marx & Co.; Mullaney,
& Co.;
New York Hanseatic Corp.; The Ohio
Co.;
*24,000,000 Texas
bonds
insurance
and
accrued
Francis
Shields
Republic Co.
Milwaukee Co.;
:
mortgage
bank
&
by
Corp.; A..C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bear,
Blair, Rollins & Co'., Inc.; Dick & Merle-
Co.;
tral
;• t
first
repay
April 1, 1984.
Purpose; to
construction.
Price;
98.90%
and
Offered by Salomon Bros, & Hutzler;
Pressprich
L.
Redpath;
mortgage
Boston
oi
Drexel &
Securities Corp.;
McLsod,
first
bank
repay
Co.
Smith;
Pomeroy,
3%%
privately with
bonds, scries N, due
ing.
Price, 99.25%
First
Co.
with
promissory
for
and
with
due
Patterson, Copeland &
Christensen, Inc.; Wm.
Co.
Indiana
and
Corp.
an
Son,
Co.
Pont
\
15-year
1972.
with
Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans
Inc.; First of Iowa Corp.; Freeman & Co.;
Gregory,
son,
Price,
Shields &
du
America.
Co.,
Wells
seven
&
Mteeds; The Milwaukee Co.;
Granbery,
& Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.; Fauset, Steele
Rodman & Linn, and Schwabacher
&
440,000, 000 Detroit Edison
111
due
Purpose,
Securities
&
loans.
by
I.
B.ssell
struction.
1
bonds
bonds
Williams
T.
Stearns
&
Co.
&
of
%
5'4%
due
Sold
1S74.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc.; AllisonCo.',' Aspden, Robinson & Co.; Auchincloss, Per-1
Redpath;, Bache & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Bear,
Marache
Co.;
3%%
to
Co.
Corp.;
fund
Broome
mortgage bonds,
bank
repav
interest.
Securities
first
A,
gage
The
new
and
ker, &
of
&
Co.
OIL
Corp.; G.
privately
Co.
promissory
capital.
Placed
$14,910,000
Williams
seven
Staats
1974.
Power
1984.
and
Equitable
Stearns
Placed
Placed
.
Co.
mortgage
Co.
Insurance
4%%
Co.
1,
1963.
Purpose, refunding
" bank loans
($3,400,000).
Placed
Vpolitan Life Insurance Co.
■
.
!
Mprle-Smith;, •Eo.uitable Securities rC^P,; : Weeden & Co.,
Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co., and Tucker,.
loans
mortgage
acquire
William
Telephone
Feb.
Oregon
Co.;
The
Securities
due
for
son,
410,000,000 California
1979.
E,
sinking
fund
*1,000 000 Central
Inc.,
Anthony
stock
Co.;
C.
$20,000,000 Southern
and
sinking
Laird,
etc.
,
I
Co.; Mullaney, Wells,
Patterson, Copeland & Kendally Inc.; Wm. E.
Co., Inc,; R. C. Schmertz &; Co., Inc.,; Thomas
Co.;
and
Blyth
Purpose, to acquire
of InterSvate
Telegraph Co.
Placed
privately with
institutional investors
through William R. Staats
debentures,
&
first
loans.
Light
s Price,
Iowa
ittterest.
bonds,
and
Life
working
Insurance
3(4%
privately
Corp.
&
&
Telephone
Telegraph
institutional
I
1984.
1,
Co.;
series
program.
Corp.
for
($2,700,000)
LAND,
Electric
of
Union
Interstate
due
Union
Co.
by Halsey,
&
•
interest.
privately with 15 Insurance companies, banks
funds
bonds,
4(4%
Purpose,
First
Wood,
Co., Inc.
*4,200,000 California
:
1984.
construction.
&
Oversubscribed.
Public
March
ciue
&
&
Co.;
&
bank
&
fered
due
and
Corp.
*5,000,000 Strombcrg-Carlson
Price, 101.80 and accrued interest.
Offered
bv Blvth &. Co.,( Inc.:
White/ WeH <V Co.: Drexel & Co.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Dean Witter & Co., and The
Co.
first
...
interest.
*15,000,000 Arizona
i
1,
Pollock
Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Co., Incorporated; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Estabrook & Co.; Glore,
Porgan & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; The Illinois Company;
Johnson, Lane, Space and
Co., Inc.;
Laurence
M.
Marks
&
Co.;
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis;
R. W. Pressprich l& Co., and
*1,500,000
Power
March
i
Inc.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Price, 101,467%
and accrued
construction.
Offered
Co,
repay
$17,000,000 San Diego Gas
3 Va %
Dimension
Mutual
California
Purpose,
Insurance
Falls
company.
$12,000,000 Pennsylvania
UTILITIES
Co.
Three
of
Prudential
Placed
series
construction.
'"•(:
$16,670,000
Power
Stix
Co., and White, Weld &
Gas
to
&
$17,000,000 Alabama
&
'
'
2%%
Ry.
certificates, series FF, due annually
to 1969, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to
yield from 1.60%
to 2.95%,
according to maturity.
Of¬
fered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; L. F. Rothschield & Co.; Freeman &
Co.; McMaster
and Wm. E.
Inc.;
.
Mexico
trust
Hutchinson <fc Co.,
Walker
Illinois
&
Life
SeaPalt
.
according to
maturity.
Offered
by
Halsey,
Co. Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Roths¬
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.,
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
Brownsville
*100,000
*1,500,000 Mississippi Valley Gas Co., 4(4% first mortgage bonds due
March
1, 1974.
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed
privately with seven insurance companies.
equipment trust certificates, series
annuaily
March 15,
1955
to
1969,
inclusive.
for new equipment. Price, to yield from 1.60%
Louis,
Co.,
Purposo,
&
and
&
insurance
i
Stuart &
$1,845,000 St.
with
of
Corp.
1967.
*$30,000,000 Interprovincial
Van
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1969.
Hancock
Company.
Sons;
*500,000 Mid-South
Co.,'
&
Purpose,
to
2.95%,
child
Company;
John
Products
MANUFACTURING
6%
debentures due serially
for machinery, inventories
Price, 100%
of principal amount.
to public, without underwriting.
acquisition
with
refunding
000).
.
Ira
Pollock
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
$3,000,000 Missouri
W.
Hutchinson
McMaster
laus
Securities
Co.
.
ma¬
Baxter,'
&
E.
to
Inc.;
Co.;
Gregory
Illinois'Co.;
&
equipment.
new
according
Starkweather
Northern
pose,
Deinpsey-Tegeler & Co.; The First Boston
Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Reinholdt &
Gardner; Schetck, Richter
Co.; Semple, Jacobs &
Co., Inc.;
I.
M.
Simon
&
Co.;'
Smith, Moore & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stifel, Nico¬
certificates,
semi-annually to
2.70%,
&
Webster
1974.
*3,700,000 Oswego
Singer,
Co. 3%%
sinking fund debentures due March
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
Price, 101.827% and accrued interest.
Of¬
Lehman Brothers; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Alex.
by
Brown
Co.;
&
Paper Co. 4% promissory notes due Oct.
Purpose, for expansion. Placed privately to John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co.; Aetna Life Insurance
Co.;
New
York
Life
Insurance
Co.,
and New England
1,
Gas
1974.
fered
trust
due
Halsey,
Co.;
Co.;
equipment trust certificates,
Placed privately.
equipment.
2'/z %
April
Co.;
construction.
*1,710,000 Fruit Growers Express Co. 3%
R.
&
$10,000,000 Laclede
Co.
series
&
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; G. H.
Walker & Co.; J. C. Wheat &
Co.; C. T. Williams & Co.,
Inc., and Arthur L. Wright & Co. Inc. Oversubscribed.
3.25%,
&
Mayer; Shearson, Hammill
Scribner; Smith, Moore & Co.;
Stern Brothers
& Co.: Stern, Frank, Mey°r & Fox; Stifel. Nicolaus & Co,,;
Inc.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.;
,
3(4%
&
Stone
Purpose,
company
duo
*4,000,000 Great
York
Hanseatic Corp.; J. A. Overton & Co.;
Northwest Co.;
Patterson,
Copeland & Kendall,
B. W. Pizzjnl & Co., Inc.;. Wm, E. Pollock & Co.,
&
Staats
Oversubscribed.
AND
Grain
&
capital.,
for
privately
Daven¬
Co.;
&
by
Electrical
New
Deane
R.
Boyce;
Howell Co. 3%%
privately
Fau3et,
Seasongood
due
Placed-privately.
1,, 1955
equipment.
4(4%
mortgage
refunding.
Jersey
annually
for
pose,
RR.
&
Purpose,
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.;
Rambo, Close & Kerner Inc.;
Reinholdt
&
Gardner; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle
&
Cooper; Russ & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason; Inc.;
(Issues Maturing
Later Than Five
Years)
&
Company,
inclusive.
working
*1,500,000 Bell
Pacific
Inc.;
Feed
1964-1970,
by
Halsey,
Anderson
&
&
Co.;
&
INDUSTRIAL
$200, 000 Baltimore
Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Mackall & Coe; MasonHagan, $nc.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newburger, Loeb &
During March, 1954
William
Bros.
Yarnail, Biddle & Co.
OTHER
bonds
for new construction.
Purpose,
accrued
vestment
Details of New Capital Flotations
Co.;
Mutual
Gregory &. Son, Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; HarriCo.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Heller. Bruce & Co.; In¬
Corp. of Norfolk; Kaiser & Co.; Kalman & Co.,
sori
retired.
&
Stein
Stroud
wood, Neuhaus & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Chas,
B. White & Co.; White; Weld &
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.,
Pur¬
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; Dick & MerleSteele & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Foster & Marshall; Freeman & Co.;
Green, Ellis & Ander-1
Service
Corporation,
Corporation.
first
Co.;
Inc.; Sweney Cartwright &
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Under¬
&
Smith;
Co.; Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Deane & Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.; F. S.
Corp.;
Co., Inc.; City Securities Corp.; Clayton Secur¬
Corp.; Cooley & Co.; Courts & Co.; S. K. Cunning¬
ities
Retirement
Insurance
federal
Fund
Co.
&
&
Strudwick; Aspden, Robinson & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath; Bache &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Barret,
Fitch, North & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Stockton Broome &
Co.; Burnham
& Co.; Burns Bros. &
Denton, Inc.; Byrd Brothers; C. F.
special series certificates
to Federal
Service
.
738,872,000
Adjusted Service Certificates
Canal Zone Retirement
Life
363,474,000
106,454,000
295,737,000
Stuart
$39,717,000
$28,020,000
and
&
$247,000,1000
1989.
1,
for
interest.
Co.
Lighting &
March
bacher
Smithers
,
4Vz%
($385,000)
Placed
102.189%.'
Certificates
Co.
&
due
and
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
& Co.; Rotan, Mosle and Cooper; L. F. Rothschild
Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Russ & Co.; Salomon Bros.
Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwa¬
&
16
Singer,
bonds
mortgage
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Webber, Jackson &
Paine,
Corp.
refunding
Peabody
first
Lynch,
&
Gas
Price,
with
& Co.
.
Riter
bonds
privately
to repay bank loans
102.461%
and accrued
Price,
Witter
Insurance
$30,000,000 Houston
61,201,000
Purpose,
Weeks;
($1,915,000),
Life
March—
Total
&
Smith
pose,
49,723,000
153,823,000
____
3(4%.
Merrill
by
Dean
*2,300,000 Fort
for
1984.
1,
trust
loans.
bank
Kidder,
through
Co.
collateral
reduce
Placed
to
amount.
construction.
Offered
4%%
Purpose,
Electric
Hornblower
January
Associates
1978.
principal
Paso
new
February-
Total
El
March
Certificates
1,
of
institutional investors
Net Issued
$
Utilities
Oct.
100%
Retired
$
-
January—
*7,000,000 Eastern
due
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
,
due
to
Place
Corp.
Feb.
1,
privately
(Pa.)
5(4%
10-year
Purpose,
for
institutional in¬
1964.
with
vestors.
*500,000
Pioneer
tures,
ing
&
Finance
series
Co.
and
'
Assurance
125,000
Shoreland
pose,
♦Represents
$Indicates
A,
capital.
for
issues
issues
tlndicates special
Co.
due
Watling.
Co.
and
5(4%
secured
sinking fund deben¬
1, 1962.
Purpose, fo^ work¬
privately through Mullaney, Wells
March
Placed
Lerchen
Central
Life
&
Co.
with
Assurance
Continental
Co.
Freezers, Inc., 6%
convertible debentures. Pur¬
expansion
and
working capital.
Offered
by
placed privately.
competitively,
offering.
sold
:
Volume 180
Number 5339
for subscription by
company
10,000,000 Winn
Lovett
&
tures
Grocery
April
due
for
and
1,
general
374%
Co.
fund deben¬
($4,400,000) 1
sinking
Purpose,
1974.
corporate
refunding
man,
Stein
Co.;
Courts
&
Bros.
"L
A.
Clement
Kidder
Paso
tl,529,700 El
Paso
Cohu &
Inc.;- John-!
son, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, .
Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co.; Atwill &
Co.; The Bankers Bond Co. Inc.; The
Kentucky Co.; John Kormendi Co., and Marx & Co.
Boyce;
Co.;
&
M.
Evans
A.
Co.;
&
ij
Co.,
&
C.
(Issues Maturing Up to
share.
*
«
y
Staats
30,
1958,
Inc., 8%
1956,
Dec.
31,
amount.
1956,
by
of
1007c
without
public,
to
company
Dec. 31,;
capital
and
principal,
and
1957
working
for
Price,
purpose.
Offered
31,
Dec.
Purpose,
corporate
and F. S.
Co.,
&
by
of 1
(par
$20).
Purpose,
construction. Price, $21 t
to public, without under¬
stock
for
new
company
Tully &
75,000 shares
Southwest
Co.
acted
dealer-manager.
as
loans
and
for
Price,
construction.
new
un¬
derwriting.
and
$2,400,000
dividends.
accrued
Rand
&
Underwritten
by
Farm Loan and Government Agency Issues
$62,280,000
Federal
Intermediate...Credit
debentures
Purpose,
dated
April
refunding
040,000).
Price,
and
due
Jan.
($58,240,000) and "new money" ($4,par.
Offered by Macdonald G. New-;
at
Estabrook
'
.
dated
bentures
p
April
1,
additional
for
pose,
Offered
1954
and
working
Macdonald
by
due
July
1954.
1,
Price,
Pur-
at
•
•
tures
.
March
due
advances
-
.
for
,
2.60% to
inclusive.
Electric
Hydro
improvement,
Underwritten
interest.
Canada
1960-1964
15,
The
to
Ontario
-
-
GOVERNMENT
CANADIAN
(Providence of),
by
Purpose,
and
100%
Harriman
deben¬
for
Commission
Power
Price,
etc.
2.80%
Ripley
of:
V/
accrued
Co.
McLeod,
15,
Electric
1980.
S33,4%
Price,
&
Securities
Corp;
Weir,
Inc.
The
to
for
interest.
Wood,
of
E.
A.
&
Ames
Underwritten
Gundy
Co,,
&
Inc.,
Co.
stocks of
ferred
of
stocks
computed
no
their
at
the
$426,960
and
to
(no
McLeod,
&
&
'^{7'':
by
UTILITIES
stock
common
Interstate
ments.
Price,
Co.
300,000
(jhares
Purpose, to purchase stock
$5).
(par
Telegraph
Co.
$10.50
per
Staats
&
Weedon
&
First California Co.;
Co.;
Bateman,
Co.;
Lester, Ryons & Co., and
7,950,000 California
stock
$26.50
The
First
Barth
J.
share.
Boston
&
Bailey
Co.;
&
Corp.;
&
Co.;
Boettchcr and
Inc.;
& Co., Inc.;
Blankenship,
Co.;! Bramhall 6c
Slocumb & Co., Inc.; H. M. Evllesby & Co.
Camp & Co.; Campbell & Bobbins Inc.; Central
6c
Co.;
H.
&
First
Friedman;
Inc.;
Willians
(Inc.);
Co.
Collins
Co.;
Wm.
P.
Harper &c Son
&
Co.;
Co.;
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Revel Miller 6c Co.; MitTully & Co.; Morgan & Co.; F. S. Moseley 6c Co.;
Lynch,
chum,
Murphey Favre, Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine-Rice
6c
Co.; George Patten Investment Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Donald C. Sloan & Co.; Smith, Bar¬
&
ney
William
Co.;
decker
Co.;
&
Strauss
&
Walston
&
Higgins;
Dean
Co.;
Staats & Co.; Stephenson,
Eubanks, Meyerson & York;
&
Sutro
Weeden
Witter
Smither
Zilka,
R.
Stewart,
Co.;
&
Co.,
&
Co.;
Wagenseller
Co.
&
Co.;
Inc.
Inc.;
W,ulff,
6c
Wilson,
Hansen
Durst,
LeyS.
J.
Inc.;
Johnson
&
Co.,
6c
and
Oversubscribed.
50,000 shares of 43,4% cumula¬
tive preferred stock (par $1001.
Purpose, to repay bank
loans.
Price, at par.
Placed privately with eight insti-
*5,000,000 Central
Maine
Power
C».
,tutional investors (including the New York Life Insurance
Co.; The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States, and The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York)
through Harriman Rip.ley & Co. Inc.
Telephone Co., Inc.
192,000 Central Mutual
tal
s
ock
ments.
(par
Price,
Nolan-W.
40,000
B.
$10).
$12
Hibbs
16,000
shares of capi¬
Purpose, for additions and improve¬
per
share.
Underwritten by Folger,
&
Inc.
Co.,
Central Mutual Telephone Co., Inc. 4,000 shares of capital
stock
Purpose, for additions and improvements.
Price, at par.
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholder;?. All sold.
(par $10).
70,000 shares of $4 cumulative
Purpose, for new construction.
XI, 179,200 Dallas Power & Light Co.
preferred stock (no par).
$102.56 per share and accrued dividends.
Offered
by White, Weld & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Blair,
Rollins &
Co., Inc.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Paine,
Price,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Salomon
Bros.
Hutzler;
F.
S.
Smithers
6c
&
Co.;
Curtis;
R.
Shields
William
W.
&
Pressprich &
Hirsch &
Co.;
The
Bodir.e;
Ohio
Blair & Co.;
R.
L.
Dittmar
& £o.;
Clement
A.
Evans
&
Co.,
Co.;
L.
Tucker,
Wertheim
F. Rothschild & Co.; Sage,
Anthony & Co., and Wood,
Telephone
Wertheim
&
Ruttly &
Struthers'
Co.
M.
&
Marks
Schoellkopf,
.
„
&
J.
&
Hammill
&
Co.:
Co.,
Hutton
The
&
Robinson-Humphrey
ers
&
Co.; Stern, Frank:
Meyerson
&
&
at
300,000
Co.,
Agnew & Co.;
&
Meyer & Fox;
Stewart, Eubanks,
&
York; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Youngberg; J. S. Strauss & Co.; Stroud & Co.,
Sutro
Co.;
seller
Shuman,
&
Co.;
Henry
F.
Swift &
C. N. White
Hansen & Co.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.;
&
Co.;
White,
Oversubscribed.
Weld
&
Co.,
and
Wulff,
stockholders.
common
com¬
Un¬
underwritten
STEEL.
COAL, COPPER. ETC.
Corp.| 1,857,996 shares of common
Purpose, for. mining expenses, etc.
Offered by Coombs & Co. Completed. ...*
Uranium
par.
Empire Exploration Ltd. (Canada) 300,000 shares of
stock (par $2).
Purpose, for expansion, etc.
mon
$1
Offered
share.
per
speculation."
by
W.
C.
Doehler
Co.
&
stock
Price,
com¬
Price,
"as a
•
300,000 Hawker Uranium Mines, Ltd. 1,500.000 shares of common
stock (par five cents). Purpose, for exploration costs, etc.
Offered by Degaetano Securities
Price, 20 cents per share.
Co.
"
Completed.
'
Uranium Corp. 3,000,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for mining expenses.
Price, at
par.
Offered by E. I. Shelley Co. "as a speculation."
300,000
Platora
300.000
Reynolds
Uranium
$1).
(par
Purpose,
Offered
share.
by
Corp. 30,000 shares of common stock
for mining expenses.
Price, $10 perLuckhurst & Co., Inc. "as a specula¬
tion."
299,100
Union Uranium Co. 29,910,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent). Purpose, for mining expenses.
Price, at
par.
Offered by J. W. Hick; & Co. "as a speculation."
300,000 Utah-Wyoming Atomic Corp. 1,200,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for ocquisiuons antj work¬
capital.
ing
rities
Price,
National
25 cents per share. Offered
"as a speculation."
by Secu¬
Corp.
$2,134,900
INDUSTRIAL
OTHER
AND
MANUFACTURING
Corp. 544 shares of 5%
cumulative participating
preferred stock (par $1001 and 544 shares of class A
common stock'(no par) in units of one share of each class
$54,944 Aerco
of
stock.
pany
Purpose,
capital.
working
for
Price,
new
$101
construction equipment and
per unit.
Offered by com¬
without underwriting.
for subscription by public,
Artists
1,500,000 Allied
cumulative
Pictures
convertible
Corp.
159,000
preferred
stock
shares
(par
of
$10).
572%'
Pur¬
reduce bank loans and for working capital.
Price, at par.
Underwritten by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.:
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Straus, Blcsier
& McDowell; Baird & Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; A. M.
Kidder & Co.; Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc.; Cohu & Co.:
Link, Gorman, Peck ,& Co.; Hopkins, Harbach & Co., and
Taussing, Day & Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed. .
to
pose,
200,979 American-Marietta
(par $1).
share.
per
200,000 Arwood
stock
1
Co.
7,805
shares
of
common
Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price,
Underwritten by The Ohio Company.
Sthe :
$25.7 3
Precision Casting Corp. 10,000 shares of common
Purpose, refunding ($80,000) and fpar).
capital ($120,000). Price, $20 I
Offered by
company
for subscription by stoc^;-
(no
expansion and working
share.
holders
without
underwriting.
1,750,000 Federal
Electric
Products Co.
I
175,000 shares of commi 1
$1).
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and u*
working caoital.
Price, $10 per share.
Underwritten 1/
H. M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc).; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Bit ,
Rollines & Co.
Inc.; Walston & Co.; Straus. Blosser t.;
stock
(par
McDowell;
Sills,
Co.;
H.
&
Co.;
&
Harris,
Inc.;
Arthur;,
& Co.; Kalrnan & Co., Inc.; A. ft
Stiver & Co.; Wm. C. Roney
Fairman
Lestrange & Co.; Eioren
Kidder
Co.; Spencer Trask
Tucker. & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Wagen¬
Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walston & Co.;
by
Offered
public.
to
by
(8,836)
10 cents),
(par
Barth &
Co.,
Inc.;
Shields & Co.;
$20.12y2
without underwriting.
public,
185,800 Atlas
Inc.
Co.;
and
shares
IRON,
C.',
&
&
Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; A. G.
&
com¬
$150,000 Absaraka Uranium, Inc. 6,000,000 shares of common stick
(par
272 cents).
Purpose, for exploration, testing and
drilling expenses.
Price! at par. Offered by company to
Pomeroy,
&
Staats
shares of
316,867
$110,918,595'
Co.;
Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; William R.
Co.; Stephenson, Leydecker & Co.; Stern Broth¬
Smith.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
Corp.
by The
First
Boston
Corp.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; East¬
man,
Dillon & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Kidder, Pea¬
body
&
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
The Milwaukee Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Central Re¬
public Co. (Inc.); Loewi & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Goodbody & Co.; The Marshall Co.; Bell & Farrell, Inc.;
A.
C.
Best
&
Co.;
Bingham,
Sheldon
& Co.;
Braun,
Monroe & Co.; Brew-Jenkins Co., Inc.;
Gardner F. Dalton & Co.; H. C. Denison Co.;
Emch and Co.; Gillespie
&
Wouters;
Harley,
Haydon
&
Co., Inc.;
McKee A'
Jaeckels, Inc.; Adolph G. Thorsen, and Ver Muelen & Co.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. 286,436 shares of com-;
mon
stock
(par $4.50).
Purpose, for construction pro¬
gram.
Price, $14.75 per share.
Offered by company for:
subscription
by
common
stockholders.
Oversubscribed.
Underwritten by Kidder,
Peabody &. Co.; Carl M. Loeb,(
Rhoades & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Hornblower &
Stone
Day &
Co.,
5,600 shares of 5% cumulative^
preferred stock (par $51.
Purpose, to establish three dial",
exchanges.
Price, at par.
Underwritten by E. H, .Stanley j.
& Co. and Clifford J. Murphy Co.
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Co.
&
Service
subscription
pany * for
subscribed
Co.;
&
Somerset
Co.;
Weeden & Co., Inc; Auchincloss, Par¬
ker & Redpath;
Bcsworth, Su'livan & Co., Inc.; Shelby
Cullcm Davis & Co."; DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter &
Co.;
Blyth
Corp.;
Phillips
Courts &
new
stockholders
Insurance
Kuhn, Loeb
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.;.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; Blankenship, Gould & Blakeiy,
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;.
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.; Campbell & Robbins, Inc.;;
Quincy
Cass
Associates; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Julien Collins
& Co.; Crowell,
Weedon & Co.; Henry Dahlberg & Co.;.
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Douglass
& Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eastman.
Dillon & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Fewel & Co.; First California Co., Inc.; The First Cleve¬
land Corp.; First of Michigan-Corp.;
Maxfield H. Fried¬
man; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Gross, Rogers, Barbour,;
Smith & Co.; Wesley Hall & Co.; Hannaford & Talbot;
Wm.
P. Harper & Son & Co.;
Harriman^ipley & Co.,
Inc.; Havden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Waldo
Hemphill & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard
& Son; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Holt & Collins; Holton, Hull
& Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hope & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
E.
F.
Hutton & Co.;
The Illinois Co.; Jones, Cosgrove
&
Miller; Kaiser & Co.; Kerr & Bell; Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Frank Knowlton & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W. C. Langley
& Co.;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Irving Lundborg
& Co.; Marache,
Dofflemyre & Co.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.;
Mason Brothers; McAndrew & Co., Inc.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Revel Miller & Co.; The
Milwaukee Co.;
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Morgan & Co.;
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Neary, Purcell & Co.; E. M. New¬
ton & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Nor,thwest Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Pflueger & Baerwald; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co.; Reinholdt &) Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Rotan, Mosle
and Cooper; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hut¬
ton
&
Pomeroy:
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.;. Chas. W.
Scranton & Co.; Frank C. Shaughnesy & Co.; Shearson,
Waldo• Hemphill & Co.; Hill Rich¬
ards & Co.; Holmes & Sandman; Hocker & Fay; Hope <te
Co.; June S. Jones & Co.; Kidder. Feabrdy & Co.: Lester,
Ryons & Co.; John R. Lewis, Inc.; Irving Lundborg &
Co.;
Mason
Brothers;
McAndrew
&
Co.
Inc.;
Merrill
Miller &
Life
through
Oversubscribed.
Becker
California Co.; Foster & Marshall; Maxfield
Cranbery, Marache & Co.; Grande & Co.,
Barbour, Smith & Co.; Wesley Hall
Hanaford & Talbot;
Hayden,
York
loans and for new construction.
Price,
and accrued dividends. Underwritten by
Boston
Inc.;
Co.-
Kraus;
Rogers,
Gross,
Co.;
J.
New
investors
Caldwell
Lerchen
Burnham
Co.;
(par $10).
Purpose,
to repay bank loany
construction.
Price, $18.40 per share to
stock
for
and
,
by The First Boston Corp.; Dean Witter & Co.; A.
Allyn
& Co.,
Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Bailey
Davidson; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Ball, Burge
& Co.; Crowell,
Weedon
&
Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.;
Douglass & Co.;
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eastman, Diilon & Co.; Elworthy
Republic
the
and
&
&
Cohu & Co.;
Public
Wisconsin
mon
Purpose, refunding, j
Bradford
Sherrefd;
Corp.;
Watling,
and
yj 5,845,592
4.44%
1^- 24,150,000 Southern California Edison Co. 600,000 shares of common
stock (par $251.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
new
construction.
Price, $40.25 per share.
Underwritten!
Brush,
(Inc.);
of
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& Beane;
Kidder,1
George D. B. Bonbright & Co.; Goodbody1
Little &
Hopkins; Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.;'
Conner
Atkinson &
Adams 6c Co.;
M.
Robert W. Baird
Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Blakeiy.
Gould
E.
shares
65,000
Inc.; Shields &
Company; G. H. Walker & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.;
Courts & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Johnson, Lane,.
Space & Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Rouse, Brewer;
Becker; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; G. H.
Crawford Co., Inc.; Frost,- Read & Simons, Inc.; Hooker
& Fay;. Huger, Barnwell & Co.; A. M. Law & Co.; E. H.i
Pringle & Co.; Frank S. Smith & Co., Inc., and James
Oversubscribed.,
Davidson;
Co.;
Stein;
Hill Richards &
& Co.
(par
Merrill
Inc.;
Co. 300,000 shares of common
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price,
Underwritten by Elyth & Co., Inc.;
$20).
per
Walston
,
share
per
Laurence
of
Power
Oregon
(par
of
and improve¬
Underwritten bv Wil¬
Eichler & Co.; Crowell,
liam R.
,
White, Weld & Co.; Clark,f
Dodge & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;!
additions
for
share.
and
.
Over-
Gas & Electric Corp. 50,000 shares of 4.10%; ;
preferred stock, series J (par $100).
Purpose,
First
Weeks;
Telephone
Interstate
$3,150,000 California
„
V 4,224,931
$15 per share.
Offered by company for
stockholders, without underwriting.
Price,
PUBLIC
1
28,000
par).
subscription
&
privately
Co.
institutional
bank
Peabody &
International RR. 28,464 shares of capital stock
Purpose, for improvement and modernization
Spokane
Inc.
Stearns
Bear,
C.
J.
&
curities
.
repay
Co.;
offering prices.)
program.'
-
Butcher
Corp.
stock
Placed
States
other
Reynolds
"//•
Co.,
&
J. Barth & Co.; Bakter.
Co.; Blair, Rollins &
Kraus;
&
Burge
Co.;
and Co.;
Clayton Se¬
Drexel & Co.:
Dreyfus & Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon
&
C6.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Farwell, Chapman &
Co.; : Foster & Marshall;
Freehling,. Meyerhoff & Co.:
G.
C.
Haas
& Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Edward D.
Jones & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Lee Higginson Corp.:
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Rogers
S. Palmer
Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds &
Co.:
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.; Rodman & Linn; Schoellkopf.
Hutton
&
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Shields & Co.; William R.
Staats & Co.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Sutro & Co.;
Swiss
American Corp.; Talmage.& Co.; Walston &
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.,
•
Gas
Electric
&
United
and
The
sold.
RAILROADS
Rothschild
F.
privately with The Equitable Life Assurance Society
$100.50
by
Inc.;,
stated par value are taken at par, while pre¬
par value and all classes of common stock are
a
Gas
cumulative
■v/
STOCKS
(Preferred
••
Co.
Co.,
:
Hibbs
B.
■
-
5,000,000 Rochester
Hydro
improvement,
Smith, Barney & Co.; The Domin¬
All
Nolan-W.
cumulative preferred stock (par $1001.
&
due
debentures
Ontario
L.
Co.;
Price, $37.45 per share.
Offered by Lehman
American Securities Corp.; Ames, Emerich &
Ball,
All sold.
Inc.
3Vb'/«
advances
of
Inc.;
Co.
The First Boston Corp.;
Young,
for
accrued
and
Ripley
Weir,
Canada
Purpose,
Commission
Power
Harriman
ion
Young,
-(Province--of),
March
etc.
and
Inc.,
30,000,000 Ontario
Hallgarten .&
construction.
new
Co.
Larney & Co.; The Dominion Securities Corp.;
&
Folger,
-
loans.
Inc.;
Williams .&
>
.
con-'
50,000 shares of
$1001.
Purpose,
through The First 1
Boston Corp. with New York Life-insurance Co.; Guaranty \
Trust Co. of New York (trustee of various pension Trusts
as
Agent); Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
(trustee
and agent), and 14 other institutions.
;
for
Placed
Inc.;,
Co.
&
and
*6,500,000 Oklahoma
Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Smith,
A. E. Ames
Wood, Gundy & Co.,
A.
*5,000,000 New York State Electric &
4.15%
cumulative
preferred
/
$20,000,000 Ontario
i
1
.;.V:subscribed.
par.!
fiscal
York
New
Purpose, for new
•
White, Weld & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Co.;
,
Utah Power & Light Co. 200,000 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, for new construction and to reduce
Co.,
DeHaven & Townsend,. Crouter & Bodine; Clement;
Evans & Co:; Inc,; The Illinois Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen
Co,
agent.
$97,640,000
.
consolidated de-!
capital.
Newcomb,
G.
1
&
Completed.
& Co.
bank
Co.;
v
comb, New York fiscal agent.
35,360,000 Federal Intermediate Credit Banks 1.30%
Walker & Co.; Dean Witter & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle
j
j
^$7,490,000
Offered
Fenner & Beane;
Co.,
Barney & Co.; Spencer Trask &
Co.; Tucker.
Anthony & Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.; Union Se¬
curities
Corp.;
Vietor,
Common,
Dann
&■ Co.;
G.
H.
struction.' Price, $102.21 per share and accrued dividends. :
by Kidder, Peabody 6c Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
;
1955.'
3,
Webster Securities
Weld & Co.;
&
Brothers;
lative preferred stock (par $100).
j
consolidated
1.50%"
Banks
1954
1,
{
.
Baird
Smith,
Oversubscribed.
Co.
t7,000,000 Louisiana Power & Light Co. 70,000 shares of 4.16% cumuf
,
at
The First
Boston Corp.;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; j
Smith, Barney & Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
Stone
&
Webster Securities i
Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; White; Weld & Co.; Carl j.
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
&c
Co.;
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & '
Curtis; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Shields & Co.; A. C. (
Allyn & Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Laurence M.' •.
Marks & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
H. Hentz & Co.,
and
par
debentures, series A, B, C and D, due
respectively.
general
the
of
and
Offered
bank
repay
Co.
&
Rodar Co.,
June
$101.98 per share and
Union Securities Corp.;
Lighting Co. 70,000 shames of 4.25%> cumula- ;
preferred stock, series D
(par $100).
Purpose, to
tive
1,
1954 and due March 1, 1959.
Purpose, for general cor-;
porate
purposes.
Placed
privately through William R.j
100,000
by
preferred
loan
Mitchum,
writing.
Inc., first mortgage note dated March
Dealers,
Co.
cumulative
bank
Price,
7,000,000 Long Island
MISCELLANEOUS
Gas-Oil
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Spencer Trask
Inc.;
cumulative
4.12%'
of
W.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Telephone
repay
shares
15,000
Offered
Co.,
6c
&
1,500,000 General
per
*$2,300,000
dividends.
Allyn
Smithers
to
Notes
Co.
100,000 shares of 5.12%
$100).
Purpose, to re¬
share and accrued
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sul¬
livan
&
Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark.
Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; C. C. Collings & Co.,
Inc.; DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Dillon.
Read & Co. Inc.; Dittmar & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
First Southwest Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan
& Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; • Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.;
Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.:
Lehman
Brothers; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.;
MasonHagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce.
Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turb'en & Co.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; F.
S. Moseley & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Prescott, Shepard &
Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; Rowles, Winston
& Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
& Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.; Scott &
Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Shields & Co.;
White,
Corp;
,
shares
76,399
construction.
new
accrued
A.
Including Five Years)
Co.
Electric
for
and
5Vi%■
and
Electric
preferred stock (no pari.
$26,250,000
Short-Term Bonds and
cumulative
pay bank loans.
Price, $100.37 72 per
dividends.
Underwritten by Stone &
,
of common stock (no
par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new con- i
struction.
Price,' $28 per share.
Offered by company
for subscription by common stockholders.
Oversubscribed.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. acted as dealer manager,
100%%
and
accrued interest.
Underwritten
by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Paine, Webber,1
Jackson & Curtis; Childress & Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., '
Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.;. Laurence M.
Marks &
Co.;
Sanalers & Newsom; Schneider,
and Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
2,139,172 El
V 2
Price,
($5,600,000).
purposes
Rotan, Mosie and
Bernet & Hick-
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.;
Wells, & Co.;
Cooper;
Gas Transmission Co.
preferred stock (par
10,000,000 Tennessee
Marache & Co.; John Kormendi Co.; Mullaney,
Granbery,
without under¬
stockholders,
writing.
7
(55)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Saunders,
Butcher & Sherred; Charles A, Taggart 6c Co., Irn ;
Kuch & Co.: Stirling, Morris & Co.; McKelvey i:
G.
(Continued on page 8)
issues placed privately,
indicates issues sold competitively.
Vindicates special offering.
•Represents
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(56)
Deetjen
Steele &
Fauset,
400,000 Foster-Forbes
oonvertible
pansion
Glass
Co,
6%
cumulative
to
and
Indianapolis
Bond
Co.
by
Brewing
'•■•v
by
shares
Co.;
(147,728),
Simons
Bradford
&
Underwritten
.
McFawn
Nauman,
Baker,
common
A.
Rollins
Co.
&i
J.
Inc.;
Hayden,
Co.;
&
Noyes & Co.; Johnson,
Lemon
&
&
Charles
Co.;
Scott,
Bennett
Parcells &
A.
Horner &
Inc.
C.
Co.;
Wm.
-
Inc.;, Johnston,
Roney &
C.
Chemical
stock
common
of
shares
75,000
Works
class
Edwards
&
Edward
Brothers;
Hill
Sons;
Jones
D.
*$12,500,000 Associates
Walker
&
(par
Research
Offered
cent).
one
Purpose,
capital.
working
Tellier
Co.
&
Price,
"as
to
15
per
Jackson
Co.
Wire
stock
for
five
(par
Corp.
cents).
equipment.
shares of
for
work
&
Emerson
Miller,
&
&
•
118,800 Ryan-Evans
Drug
Saunders,
Stiver
expansion.
for
by company
to pubiic,
&
Co.;
of
Price,
$11
Co.;
Shield
Chemical
(par
10
$1.50
per
cents).
&
of
working
&
Co.
stock
common
capital.
Inc.
"as
Price,
capital,
(par
$1
10
cents).
Co.
shares
Offered
of 4%%
convertible
preierred
bank
and
for
general
corporate
stockholders and $54.50 per
at
loans
to
par
b"'
holders.
stocx
Co.;
Unsubscribed
Inc.;
Central
Richard W.
Co.;
California
Hill
shares
share
(3,170).
of
Sachs
&
Son
&
&
Gross,
Co.;
First
&
Harriman
Co.;
by
&
Kalman
Co.;
J.
&
Co.;
Co.,
&
working
.
.
capital.
;
\
.
Lehmon
Brothers.
offered
for
Of
Lawson,
J.
Co.;
Hilliard
B.
Hess
80,000
shares
Irving
Co.;
to
bank
repay
loans
and
A.
&
Miller,
&
Lazard
Legg
Fenner
&
C.
Carl
Co.;
&
pose,
Oil
to
Co.
California
of
convertible
banx
repay
and
shares
stock
for
(par
McAndrew
Co.;
&
'198,081
Corp.
Purpose,
etc.
to
300,000
&
Price,
"as
at
par.
&
of
comomn
stock
(par $1).
develop oil and ga, leases,
Offered
by
Langley-Howard, Inc.
and
to
INVESTMENT
TRUSTS,
stock
Enterprises,
(par 25
for
and
Horner
by
Mason,
Co.;
Hancock.
Law
&
Co.;
J.
CO'S.,
Co.;
Saunders,
C.
F.
Sills,
j
H.
Stiver
$8
Space
per
&
-Rauscher,
of
144,130 Red
share.
Co.,
Pierce
Under¬
Inc.;
&
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.;
J.
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.
Holding
Hallowell,
Inc.;
&
&
&
Co.,
&
&
The
Co.;
Cook
The
Co.;
&
&
100,000
$1).
$3 per share.
Purpose,
Offered by
for
L.
H.
$1).
Poole,
Shields
of
&
Stroud
Co.;
Rothchild
&
Co.
&
Co.,
of
Price,
&
7%
cumula¬
$166.62%
Co.
per
The
and
First
„
Watling,
Co.,
&
&
Nicolaus
Stone
Price,
by
a
per
common
(no
par).
Inc.
Co.,
&
1,000 shares
share.
per
of
common
Offered
by
shares
$28.75
of
4.80%
share.
per
pre¬
Offered
•
Inc.;
&
L. F,
Parke;
&
Trask
&
Hilliard
&
Smithers
&
Wulff,
Hanson
Stern,
Inc.^
Stone
J.
Youngberg;
Co.;
&
Tucker,
Co.;
&
for
for
by
working
Anthony
&
Walker & Co.;
C.
White
N.
Watling,
&
F.
■
-
&
&
Blyth
by
4.500 shares of common stock (no
share.
Offered by Lee Higgin¬
shares of class A stock
share.
Offered
by A.
Corp.
$100).
Co.,
&
$5).
(par
Becker
G.
of
shares
5,000
Price,
Inc.
$105
$5).
Becker
(par
G.
4%%
share.
per
Completed.
$5).
Read
Hemphill,
Co.;
Price,
Co.;
&
Noyes
&
and
Co.
W.
E.
J.
J.
Hutton
B.
&
Paine,
&
& Co.;
Webber,
Co.;
&
Gardner;
Co.;
Pierce,
Fenner
Milwaukee
The
Moseley
Co.;
Jackson
Rauscher,
Reynolds
&
Merrill,
Beane;
Moroney,
Newhard,
Beissner
&
Cook & Co.; The
&
Curtis;
R.
W.
Pierce & Co. Inc.;
Co.; Riter & Co.;
&
Rein¬
L. F.
Russ & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Shields & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; F. S. Smithers
&
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Starkweather & Co.;
Bros.
&
Stone
Boyce:
Webster
&
Securities
Corp.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.; Union Se¬
curities Corp.;. G. H. Walker &r Co.; Chas.
B. White Si
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co., and Harold
by
E.
Wood
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Caribbean
90,000* Trans
Offered
per
Weeks;
&
Price,
etc.
$2
Hornblower
Lynch,
Co.;
S.
Rothschild
Stein
Higgins;
for subscription
&
stock
common
Offered
Transmission
Son;
Co.;
holdt
—
underwriting.
Lerchen
of
per
(par
(par
Pressprich
/
Oversubscribed.
Co.
working capital,
capital.
shares
share.
per
Transmission
Merrill
Co.;
Ohio
12,000 shares of common
Offered-by-company
per
Dillon,
&
Turben
S.
Henry
Chisholm
Johnson^
&
Blyth
by
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.; McDonald & Co.;
McDonnell
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.,
&
Co.;
&
stock
common
Co.;
Sutro
Wilson,
of
Offered
-
8,236
$17.50
Blyth
Miller
&
Inc.; G. H.
Lerchen
Co.;
shares
share.-
per
.r
Inc.,
stock
by
by
Agnew
Varnedoe,
Corp.;
11,115
Corp. 200,000 shares of com¬
Price, $17.25 per share.
Under¬
& Co. Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; A. G.
Becker & Co.
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Chaplin & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.;
J. M. Dain & Co.; Dittmar & Co.; Dominick & Dominick;
Equitable Securities Corp.; The First Boston Corp.; First
Southwest Co.; P'olger, Nolan-W.
B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hay¬
stock
by
B.
10
(par
G.
Inc.
Airways,
20,000
cents).
shares
Price,, $2.50
Phillips & Co.
of
class
per
A
share.
Oversubscribed.
(par
share.
94,000 Transcontinental
common
Mullaney,
Offered
stock
Gas
(par
Pipe-
50
Line C»rp. 4.000
Price, $23.50
Completed.
cents).
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
Shares of
share.
per
Oversubscribed.
per
share.
Purpose,
share.
Biscuit of
America
14,332 shares
of common
(no par):
Price, $39.50 per share. Olfered by Gold¬
Sachs & Co. Completed.
566,114 United
Insurance
(par $10).
Co. 15,000 shares of class
stock
man,
Purpose, for working capital,
Offered by company
to public,
(par
for
Offered
working
by
common
capital,
company
for
etc.
&
stock
Price,
Timber- Co.
Price, $77.50
Completed.
155,000 Weyerhaeuser
$25).
So^
Inc.
2,000
per
$57,632,872.
subscription
stockholders, without underwriting.
•Represents
}Indicates
$49,257,541
by- Blyth
10,000
Price,
Inc.
1,700
Gas
Deane
&
Inc.;
stockholders,-without
$20).
stock
B
(no
Hailgarten
*
Completed.
stock
Singer,
S.
F.
Co.,
Purpose,
share.
Price, $20
(par
by
*
.
class
$49
Co.
$17.87%
Corp.
Eastern
written
Co.; Wood, StrutherS & Co.; Woodard-
and
preferred stock
$24.70
of
stock
common
..
Inc.,
6,500 shares of "class B
stock
$12.87%
per
share.
1 Offered
by A.
Inc.
Completed.
Co.,
mon
Co.; Shear-
&
Brothers
Stern
&
Spencer
Weld
Wood
Co.
Price,
$13.50
Inc.,
Inc.
3,450,000 Texaxs
Hop-
without underwriting.
and
"as
>
Offered
Offered-
Inc. ' Completed.
$12.87 %
Co.
Shuman,
Inc.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
Securities
Co.;
Purpose,
Wells
common
capital.
common
Completed.
preferred
Gardner;
&
Roberts
Co.;
&
Harris,
&
300,000 Reliance National Life
speculation."
V
Reinholdt
Inc.;
1,235,000 Sibley, Lindsay 3c Curr Co. 50,000 shares of
shares
working
Co.,
Corp.;
Underwritten
•
(par
Quail
Co.;
270,320 Pioneer Finance Co. -135,160 shares of common stock
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
of
Inc.
Price,
Price.
Olfered
Ohio
&
Putnam
Co.;
&
Stifel,
(par $10),
common
•
Inc.;
& Co.,
shares
shares
share.
shares
(par; $25).
Ages
of
525,000 Texas
Mil¬
Jackson
Wagenseller & Durst,
&
per
etc.
Sulzberger
H. M. Byllesby
1,000,000
Carton Co.
&
Stores,
Corp.
83,688 Talon,
Price,
McCormick
&
Barney
&
Co.;
&
A
Hess
by Merrill Lynch,
Inc.
Price,
Merrill Lynch,
&
Co.;
Offered
Completed.
Completed.
$3),
Co.,
common
-
M.
A.
,
(no
.•
Products,
Inc.
21,888 Talon,
Co.;
Jaffray
Fox;
White,
stock
Co.;
&
:
„
.
stock
common
*
Electric
&
Co.^
&
Webber,
&
Co.;
Staats
Union
E.
$20
.
Inc.;
Perkins
Woodcock,
Harris,
-
Inc.;
F.
McCarley & Co.; Atwill
&
Scott,
Co.,
Co.;
&
&
Stroud
etci.,
of
$100).
per
1,800
'
& Co.,
Owl
(par
Lehman
Piper,
240,000 General Guaranty Insurance Co.
common
Co.;
&
Hopkins
Co.;
Hilsman
&
Cassell
300,000 Commodity
stock
J.
Tindall
&
Fairman
Cabell
Price,
•
Lane,
shares
to repay bank loans,
Inc.
Co.,
State Oil Refining Co. 45,658 shares of common
(par
$10).
Price,
$23.37%
per
share.
Offered
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld &
Co., and A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Oversubscribed.
ETC.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
Blackstock
W.
etc.
Ine.;
•
250,000
Purpose,
Johnson,
&
&
Inc.,
cents).
acquisitions,
written
Courts
Co.;
Harold
.
TRADING,-HOLDING
Merrill
by
&
by
&
Paine,
Securities
&
Walston
!
$2,000,000 Chemical
stock
common
stock
Co.;
Elwood
,
&
1,067,256 Quaker
Rhoades &
Marks
Frank C. Shaughnessy
Co.;
&
Meyer
Swift
"Co.;
.
$12,165,080
Co.
share.
--
$1M Price,
& Co.,
Inc.;
Co.;
Schmidt,
Co.;
&
Smith,
Co., Inc.;
speculation."
a
Blyth
&
Kidder,
Co.;
Inc.;
The Robinson-Humphrey
Fairman
Webster
Strauss
.F.
"
'
•
.
shares
&
R.
Frank,
-
loan
repay
by
stock
Completed.
(par
$12,501.
Gas
Purolator
(par
Co.;
Baerwald;
&
Pierce
Co.;
Sills,
Co.
per
stock
Blyth
by
&
Miller
Newhard,
Pressprich
W.
Kammill
William
Price, at par (flat). Underwritten by ShearHammill & Co.; J. Barih & Co.; Sutro & Co.; Diniel
& Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.; Stewart, Eub&nks,
Meyerson & York,
and
Gross,
Rogers, Barbour, Smith
300,000 Onego
R.
Scribner;
son,
Oversubscribed.
shares
by
$67,62%
(par
ferred
Pur¬
ing capital.
Co.
of
Blyth
:
stock
Eberstadt & Co.,
den,
Reeves
&
by
Offered
and
Morgan Stanley
Oversubscribed.
&
$92
287,500 Pacific
Langley &
Freres
M.
Co.
&
Revel
Northwest
Pflueger
Rauscher,
son,
work¬
and
(par
common
common
Offered
shares
./
(EH)
stock
F.
Kaiser &
Co.;
Loeb,
McDonnell & Co.;
Beane;
Pacific
Curtis;
Schwabacher
5%%
of
$25).
expansion
Beane.
49,000 New Haven Board
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Rothschild
(par $1).
for
50,000
preferred
loans
of
Co.
Hooker
C.
&
M.
Laurence
&. Co.;
Inc.;
Moseley
Co.;
cumulative
by
Underwritten
of
share.
Beane
Harvester Co. 39,000
Price,
Price,
McFaul;
Inc.;
Kidder
M.
John
Ryons
Lundborg
Reynolds &
working capital.
Price, $10 per share. Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders, without underwriting.
Oversubscribed.
1,250,000 Douglas
share.
per
70,568
Harvester
Completed.*-*
Smith
Wm. P.
&
Weil,
Williams;
Corp.;
McDonald & Co.;
S.
Co.;
first
were
share.
20,000
&
Co., and Shields & Co.
165,600 Lilly
/'/•*"
Hemphill,
Son;
&
Howard,
Mellen
Inc.;
&
Levy
HJg;ginson
wood;
stockholders.
by
10,317,580 Delhi Oil Corp. 1,031,758 shares of capital stock
Purpose,
&
common
bank loans and for
share.
Underwritten by
per
total,
subscription
of
&
&
Pierce,
repay
$3.50
Price,
shares
stock
shares
shares
$101.50 per share.
Corp.
par)..
.
Corp.;
&
Co.
&
Co.;
&
Frank Knowlton & Co.; W.
& Co.;
Company;
85,000
preferred
+676,250 Johns-Manville-Corps-, 10,000"shares:ofi
Corp.;
Foster
Talbot;
Ripley
&
Weeks;
Joseph,
Co.;
waukee Co.;
to
common
Offered
.
Offered
son
Illinois
F.
Corp.
of
share.
15,000
per
per
Co.
Co.
Boston
OIL
Purpose,
$42.50
Oversubscribed.
$30.25
Fenner &
par).
Mason-Hagan,
Ayons & Co., and Little & Hopkins, Inc.
$1).
Si
Fenner
preferred
60,750 Rock
&
$19,843,426
Exploration
shares
per
7%
7,500
$32.50
R.)
Price,
tive
Labouisse,
Co.;
jrrrst Boston
corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.;
& Webster Securities Corp.; Eastman: Dillon & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; George D.
B
Bonbright & Co.;
Sage,
Rutty & Co., Inc.;
Lester,
(par
of
$7
Co.
Price,
Pierce,
share.
&
Brothers; Lester,
Toe
stock
(W.
3,900,000 International
Barbour,
&
Stone
Hayden,
Herrman
Henry
Hornblower
Lee
stock¬
Stone
$297,500 Dakamonf
cumu¬
Price,
stock
(no
par).
Price, $28.50 per share.
Offered
by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and The First Boston Corp. Over¬
Cooley
Co.;
Forgan
Rogers,
Hannaford
Co.;
&
Co.;
Peabody
pubiic.
Underwritten
$50).
Oversubscribed.
27,400
California
common
Cleveland
Glore,
Sons;
&
Co.;
&
Miller
Richards
Co.;
Price,
to
cominon
Inc.
Price,
Price,
28,500,000 International
National
Republic
&
Southwest
First
Garrett
The
repay
purposes.
by
(par
Co,
Completed.
par)..
Friedrichs & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
for
Teden
to
Price,
without
Clarke
Collins
J.
The
Co.;
Corp.;
Robert
Hailgarten
Noyes
cumulative
Purpose,
rubscrii>ti"n
for
comn°nv
$o0).
vpar
B
$52,37%
shares
of
$1).
$4).
Inc.
Pierce,
of
299,000
by
A
Of¬
common
Co.;
&
Michigan
Co.;
share.
per
72,025
&
Price,
Purpose,
class
Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
First
Harper
stock
speculation."
a
3,601,250 Stromberg-Carlson
Orf"red
Corp.
shares
acquisition
for
Bobbins
&
Dodge
Co.;
of
Fay;
Products
of
Completed.
-
&
share.
etc.
Co.
7,162,652 Ingersoll-Rand
"as
& Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
Fahey,;
Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ferris & Co.; Fewel
Co.;
First
L.
stock
per
(par
Barth
J.
par.
Estabrook
Marshall;
Goldman,
common
stock
by
shares
•
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Cunning¬
ham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; Curtiss, House & Co.; J. M.
Dain & Co.; Shelby Cullon Davis & Co.; Davis, Skaggs &
&
Daggett Securities, Inc.
Water
Clemens
of
working
for
Offered by
Mount
shares
36,185
Oil
Lynch,
stock
common
company,
601,453
Co.
Purpose,
without underwriting.
200,000
Purpose,
share.
299,000 Spa-King
shares
Corp.
by
public
&-Co.;--William
Courts
Hayden,
300,000
of
its
subsidiary.
Price, $57 per share.
by Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.;
Co.; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; American
Clark,
Clark &
-
common
7,700
Allen &
Price,
Insurance
605,000 Grace
through Salomon
shares
&
Collins
Dillon
.
.
and
H.
Completed.
shares
10,800
Stores
Purpose,
(par $10).
Offered
Inc.;
capital
Offered
Oversubscribed.
Co.
(par
(par
Co.,
Co.; R. L. Day & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dominick &
Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. duPont& Co.; Eastman,
per
Co., Inc., and Bache & Co.
Blyth
Placed
and
Campbell
(Inc.);
share. Offered "as a specula*
tion" by Fulton, Reid & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Joseph,
Mellen
to
Insurance
$2.50).
Co.
Julien
stock
common
development
cumu¬
refunding
Co., Inc.;
Baker, Weeks & Co.; Ball,. Burge & Kraus;'
Barth
&
Co.; Bateman,. Eichler & Co.; Baumgartner, •
Downing & Co.; A. G. Becker Si Co. Inc.; Bingham, Walter;
&
Hurry, Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.; William Blair
Si Co.;
Blankenship, Gould Si. Blakely, Inc.; Blunt. Ellis.
& Simmons;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co, -Ine.;- J. C. Brad-;
ford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush, Slocumb & Co.'
working
110,000
Purpose,
Price, $10
4%%
J.
/ at market.
1,100,000 Rand Development
by
Securities Corp.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
.21,952
Corp.
Purpose,
of
Purpose,
working capital.
Price, at
public, without underwriting,
Offered
Fund
Witter
Inc.;
Cable
&
$5).
(par
Inc.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Farm, Inc.,
18,600 shares of
Purpose, for working capital.
$1).
Underwritten
shares of common
capital.
Price,
$10.50 per share.
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders, without underwriting.. Putnam & Co. acted
as
dealer-manager.
Unsubscribed shares (372) were sold
230,496 Plastic
stock
common
Placed privately with a group of investors.
par).
Trout
(par
Dean
Curtis.
&
to
share.
Surety
Cement
of
share.
series
by
subscribed.
stock
$7).- -Purpose,
(par
for
company
(par
per
Co.,
Engineering,
par).
Co.
&
$20).
■
($2,800,000).
investors
243,400
Corp.
Purpose,
by
34,282,821 Fireman's
,
120,427 shares of capital stock
for working capital.
Price, $35.50
per share to stockholders and $42 to public.
Offered by
company
for subscription by 'stockholders.' Unsubscribed
share
(3,892).
Underwritten .by.;Merrill .'Lynch,
Pierce,
Fennel & Beane; Blyth <te Co.,- Inc.p The First Boston
Corp.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Hornbolwer & Weeks; :W. F. Hutton
&
Co.; Laurence M. Marks
Co., and Paine, Webber,
4,300,457 Penn-Dixie
*723,700 Deere
underwriting.
speculation."
a
&
(no
Factors
186,000 Berkshire
stock
common
bank loans and for
share.
Offered by
repay
cents
of
shares
per
stock,
Offered
(no
Bache
speculation."
a
stock
shares
125,000 shares
Co.
stock
(par
$100).
for working capital
with 31 institutional
$1).
(par
Co.;
Co.;
2,000,000
Co.
stock
105,000 Douglas
Investment
243,400 Beaumont
$10
300,000 Nuclear
preferred
1,435,075 Combustion
Hutzler.
&
6,500
$43.50
Engineering
share.
per
,
Oversubscribed.
Co.
&
&
lative
Co.;
&
i
lative
preferred
($9,700,000) and
Bros.
of
Offered
5,750,000 Colorado Fuel Si Iron Corp. 115,000 shares of 5%%
underwriting.
privately
shares
share.
stock
(par $1).
Price, $5.62% per share.
by Wilson. Johnson & Higgins. Completed.
243,750 Federal
A
Co.
Price,
C-eleman
stock
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Scherck, Richter Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Smith, Moore
& Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus «fe Co., Inc.; Stix & Co., and G. H.
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Ryons
1
Price,
3,000
per
common
MISCELLANEOUS
share.
Underwritten by Newhard, Cook <te Co.;
Heitner & Glynn; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; A. G.
Blewer,
Lester,
$22,177,990
per
Ltd.
$8.75
Completed.
fered
Co.;
& Co.
for expansion.
Purpose,
$10).
(par
Co.;
without
preferred stock (par $50).
Purpose, for expansion and
working capital.
Placed privately • with a financial in¬
through F. Eberstad <fc Co., Inc.
$26.50
Crowell, Weedon &
Turben & Co.; Pacific
.
stitution
1,987,500 MaJlinckrodt
43,313
Inc.;
Oil
Completed.
Chemical
Co.
com¬
Co.;
cumulative
5 V* %
of
Co.,
Merrill,
Co.;
&
&
of
Price, $50.50 per share.
Offered
Jackson & Curtis.
Oversubscribed.
Price,
$3.33%).
5,177,990 Southwestern
Investors, Inc., 479,000 shares of capital
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for investments.
Price, initially
at
$10.81
per
share.
Offered by corporation to public,
McDonald-Moore
Co.;
&
shares
25,000
Sullivan &
Husky
Inc.
shares
30,000
$20).
Webber,
$1).
Co.,
28,275 Ctorox
McCourtney-Brecken¬
ridge & Co.; Stix & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co., and
Brush,
Slocumb
&
Co.
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Hemphill,
Co.;
and Watling, Lerchen
Inc.,
Mason,
•1,250,000 Hewitt-Robins,
&
Lane, Space & Co.,
Manley,
Co.;
Stone
&
son
Co.;
Ferris
Co.;
&
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.; William R.
Staats
&
Co.; Walston & Co.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus;
Bingham, Sheldon & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Campbell,
McCarty & Co. Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Carter H. Harri¬
Campbell, McCarthy & Co.; Inc.; Cohu
& Co.; Courts & Co.; Doolittie & Co.; Francis I. du Pont
&
D.
Bosworth,
McCormick
Northwest
and
expansion
(par
&
Manufacturing Co.
(par
Paine,
26,250 Canadian
Beane;
Co.;
Van Alstyne,- Noel &
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
by
Co.;
&
Blair,
Co.;
&
for
Co.;
by
Dodge & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Ed¬
Jones & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Stroud & Co.,
A.
ward
convertible
60-cent
&
stock
mon
Clark,
Co.;
Co.;
Offered
par.
(flat). Offered by company
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
Price, at par
subscription
of
Purpose,
$10).
(par
working capital.
for
at
$1).
(par
&c
Hornblower
Inc.;
shares
200,000
Oo.
stock
preferred
Price,
working
Marache,
2,000,000 Goebel
common-stock
capital; etc.
Dofflamyre & Co.
for
Purpose,
of
shares
250,000
Peabody
Stone
&
Webster
Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
White, Weld & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Weeks; W. C. Langley & Co.; Dean
Witter
&
Co.; Robert W.
Baird & Co.,
Inc.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Lee Higginson Corp.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Shields
Co.;
&
250,000 Glasspar
Corp.;
Kidder,
Inc.;
Fenner
&
Representing: New Financing:
$1,515,000 Aliis-Chalmers
Jackson &
Curtis;
Mitchum, Tully &
Webber,
Securities
(par
& Co., Inc.,
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
Paine,
capital.
Hughes
sperger;
subsidiaries.
and
Cp.,
$50;.
Purpose, for ex¬
Price, at par and accrued
residents of
Indiana
by Raffen-
working
Offered
of
shares
8,000
stock
preferred
and
dividends.
Share
Co.
I
&
Issues Not
$20).
(par
Co.;- Hanrahan
Oversubscribed.
&
•
Telephone Corp. 300,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, lor investment in and advances to
Price,
$49
per
share.
Underwritten
by
14,700,000 General
(Continued from page 7)
Emanuel,
Co.;
Monday, July 5, 1954
...
issues
issues
placed
sold
privately.
competitively,
tIndicates special offering.
1
shares of common stock
share.
Offered by Blytb
.
Number 5339
Volume 180
limited
General
(57)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Corporation and
amounts
purchase
to
in the
severally,
June
on
by
25
Waterfall has been Vice-President
Corp.—V. 179, p. 2595.
;
350,000
Blunt
Ellis
&
Wet
ry.
railway._____
from
Wet
; $1,660,292
railway____
from
713,987
'
income—
oper.
V 523,623
•
f
1952
1951
$2,056,130 ; $2,014,695
832,574 '
786,613
; 818,842
709,651
770,984
-
'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
railway
railway
from
Wet
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
2703.
oper.
179, p.
8,442,954
2,852,734
<
.
1,817,517
-
1.
■
'
3,942,723
Clark, Dodge
L.
On
June
Fund
this
21
1,000.000
program
Investment Firm
into
an
,Thet
to
issued
were
and
:
the
by
previously
stock
common
June 17 and as a result, 335,002 shares
for
a
total consideration to the Fund .of
on
21
June
on
additional
of
sale
t
completed
was
#4,937,929, at the rate of $14.74 per share.
certificates
No
be
the
rate
$14.74
of
fractional
for
shares resulting from the stock split
shares will be paid, in cash at
fractional
Instead,
issued.
will
share.—V.
per
179,
company
filed
25
June
on
a
2471.
p.
'
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
statement with the
be offered
York. The
for equipment, etc.
*t
aet
proceeds
be
to
are
used
to
pay
250,000
J.
J.
Colorado
P.
by
application
this
debentures.
fund
Commission
U.
has
set
a
hearing
July
12
on
an
to issue $1,900,000
of 3%%
sinking
proceeds, together with other funds, would be
company
The
debentures, including $525,000
$682,000 of 4y4%>
securities.—V. 177,
used to refund $1,919,000 of outstanding
$712,000 of
37/a%,
of
and
4%
2783.
p.
Hilliard
B.
E.
Hutton
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.
—V. 179, p. 2806.
The
ing by the company
Read
Inc.
Co.
&
of the new debt securities, $27,900,000 of outstanding notes will be exchanged privately for an equal
amount of first mortgage bonds, according to W. E. Mueller, President.
with
Simultaneously
proceeds of the public offering will be used to
The
loans
bank
•f
offering
the
construction.—V.
for
and
179,
Net
Net
ry.
railway—
from
Jan.
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
„
$1,322,579
$1,149,359
321,059
422,123
208,898
132,803
income
oper.
From
1951
1952
$1,259,416
96,508
railway
from
1953
1954
$1,138,894
202,681
May—
Gross
38,336
161,060
1—
railway
inceme
oper.
6.528,515
5,420,496
1,106,224
495,937
railway
6,465,096
2,149,130
930,199
1,937,921
715,317
6,162,625
1,694,543
520,905
179, p. 2367.
Inc.—Debentures Offered—
Public offering of $40,000,000 31/2% debentures, series
D, due July 1, 1979 was made on June 29 by a nation¬
wide underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley &
Co.
The debentures, which were awarded at competi¬
tive sale on June 28 on a bid of 100.419, were priced at
101%% and accrued interest to yield 3.40% to maturity.
Halsey,
Stuart
E.
Edward
Inc.
99.269999,
bid
also
for the debentures
3Vis.
as
The
debentures
new
105.15%
from
are
redeemed
if
subject
during
to
the
redemption at prices scaling
12 months beginning July 1,
after June 30, 1978. A sinking fund,
beginning in 1956, provides for payment in cash or debentures of
#1,250,000 annually or an amount sufficient to retire approximately
70%
prior to maturity.
The initial sinking fund call price will be
101.60 and will decrease to the principal amount after June 30, 1978.
to
1954
the
principal
amount
other funds of the
corporation, including proceeds from the recent sale of $50,000,000
of subordinated convertible debentures, will be available to Columbia
for
its
1954 construction
program
which is currently estimated at
$105,000,000.
Included in
the construction budget are $53,400,000
for additional transmission facilities,' $18,700,000 for new distribution
facilities and $17,400,000 for underground storage projects.
The corporation reports that a large portion
of the proposed ex¬
penditures is required in order to handle and deliver to market
areas the large additional volume of gas to be received by the
System
through th new Gulf Interstate Gas Co. line beginning late in 1954.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds of
the sale
with
is an interconnected
natural gas system
corporation, 14 operating subsidiaries and a service
company.
Gas is sold at retail to approximately 1,216,600 residential,
commercial
and
indtalrial customers in important communities in
BUSINESS—Corporation
composed
of
the
wl&t Virginia, New York, Maryland and Kentucky.
Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Other communities
are served at wholesale.
The System produces a
requirements and obtains the balance under long-term
agreements.
i
directors
purchase
EARNINGS—Total
•OOO
30.
in
1949
1954
to
was
of the System increased from $123,878,-
In 1953. For the 12 months ended April
$242,325,000 and gross income before income
$228,929,000
revenues
deductions
revenues
were
$23,218,000.
CAPITALIZATION
the
fill
to
Authorized
debentures—
•Senior
Sons.
&
member
of
Mr.
the
York
City;
of
corporation
♦No
stock
(without
additional
par
debentures
of
the
filed
21
in August,
made
Willis
1
of
is a
Denver, Colo.—
Commission—
shares
on
Edison
Gale said that on the basis of
market, preferred holders who do not either sell or convert
shares
into
common
before
their right to convert expires will
at
$40
around
approximately
The
the
$7.50
right
close
share.
per
lose
Also
be
its
of
common
June 25 that there were 16,411,353
outstanding as of 8 a.m. June 23.
The
Illinois Gas Co, common stock will involve
Northern
in
to
dividend
1
per
share on that
holders of record at 2 p.m.
to
to
regular
quarterly
Natural Gas Co.—Registers
This company on June
25 filed a registration
$25,000,000 of debentures
competitive bidding.
covering
at
Net
due
1978,
With SEC—
statement with the SEC
to be. offered for public
totaling
with other com¬
will be applied
about Sept. 1, 1954, of the $25,000,000 of
37/8%
debentures
due 1978 presently outstanding.
The outstanding
debentures will be redeemed at a premium of 4.82%
over their prin¬
redemption
on
the provisions of the indenture.
company's 1954 construction expenditures, are estimated
Bids are expected
to be received by the company up
To
The
the
has
SEC
of
The
at $39,300,000.
to 11:30 a.m.
27.
project
crystalized,
has
its
issued
an
order
subsidiaries,
as
ths company to purchase
(1)
Consolidated will acquire
Peoples Natural Gas Co.
Hope Natural Gas Co. and The
respective amounts of $4,000,000 and
of
plan
to
continue our
electronics,"
in re¬
Daystrom
the
devices
Daystrom
Weston
from
for
the
to
Instrument
purchases
the
result
that
221
Weston
voting rights to about
outstanding.
control
electronic
of electrical jneasuring instru¬
Major products include panel
manufacturer
leading
a
tendering arrangement and other
about 73,000 shares outright with
189,000 of the 428,-
the
acquired
has
now
shares
is
and
ments
it
for
has
Daystrom
block of
under
subscriptions
shares of
agreement
stock over the next two years
On May
12, Daystrom asked Weston
55,000 additional shares of Weston stock.
group.
tenders
for
voting
rights to 116,000
stock.
On May 11 an
Corp.
this
purchase
investment
an
shareholders
Through
Navy.
acquired
recently
reached
was
high
Electrical
devices.
aircraft and switchboard instruments, testing
equipment, thermometers and other instruments for both commercial
and laboratory use.
One of the company's major consumer products
is the Weston photographic exposure meter.
Daystrom's sales in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1954, were
$62,473,000 and earnings were $1,459,000 or $2.33 per share.—V. 179,
indicating
instruments,
2703.
p.
Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
De Vegh
This
the
with
York
New
SEC
stock.—V.
investment
June
on
filed a registration statement
covering 100,000 shares of its capital
company
1954,
25,
179, p. 2140.
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.-
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1
1951
1952
$6,115,97*
1,615,479'
752,052
$6,339,541
1/689,672
*$7,249,907
2,177,879
1,047,643
956,054
706,637
28,679,056
34,818,778
31,286,021
29,492,225
9,078,969
12,034,007
8,641,021
8,688,414
5,214,522
5,266,311
3,795,801
4,203,242
$5,889,870
railway
railway
income
oper.
-Earnings—
1953
1954
May—
Gross
1,518,846
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
income—
oper.
179, p. 2471.
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.—In Liquidation—
directors
The
such
amount
dividend
on
as
April
may
earned
from
share.
The
share)
and from
total
declared
27
dividend In
distribution, from earned surplus (i.e., 25 cents per
capital surplus (i.e., 15 cents per sharet so authorized
board, will be payable July 9,
29, 1954—V. 177, p. 411-
June
first liquidating
the
be necessary, when added to the payment of a
surplus to equal, in the aggregate 40 cents per
the
June
On
the
21,
cents
40
of
per
directors
share
on
stockholders of record
to
to stockholders of record
1954,
on
declared
Date Changed—
quarterly dividend
payable Aug. 2, 1954,
regular
the
the capital stock,
July 1, 1954.
Normally, this dividend would be paid on July 15.
However, in
to
give stockholders the benefit of certain proposed changes
the Income Tax Revision Fill now before Congress,
the payment
order
in
for
date
dividend
the
set for
was
$2,000,000: and
(2) Con¬
acquire 30,000 additional shares of the $100 par common
New
York State Natural Gas
Corp. for $3,000,000.
The
will
use
the
purposes.—V.
funds
179,
p.
for
property
and
additions
other
Aug.
2.—V.
Power
Co.—Bond Offering—Mention was
issue of June 28 of the public
offering of
first mortgage bonds due June 1, 1984,
at 100%
and accrued interest by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Union Securities Corp. and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc. Fur¬
our
$25,000,000 3%
ther details follow:
i
<
;
L
Shore Line RR.
179, p.
1720.
■Earnings—
1951
1954
1953
1952
$629,596
276,544
$751,164
350,484
$625,802
-t
268,305
$636,633
255,224
income—'
80,124
119,851
84,497
72,108
3,418.222
3,876,725
3,380,167
1,607,789
1,954,885
644,848
1,557,876
3,346,785
1,499,719
383,614
May—
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
railway—_
from
Net
railway
oper.
463,910
income—
179, p. 2703.
Devoe
'&
503,297
...
Raynolds Co., Inc.—Stock
Sold—There have
placed for investment, through Shields & Co., New
York, 128,787 shares of class B common stock.
Working control of this company was recently acquired by New
York Shipbuilding Corp.—V. 179, p. 2703.
been
du Pont de Nemours &
"Teflon"—
Co. (Inc.)—To Expand
Manufacture of
A
project to expand
tetrafluoroethylene resin,
du Pont on June 29.
making "Teflon" at the
by
burg,
W.
facilities for the manufacture of "Teflon"
one of the newer plastics, was announced
It will about double present capacity for
company's Washington works near Parkers-
Va.
will be started this summer as an addition,
works unit with which Du Pont began the first
manufacture of "Teflon" in 1950.
'
The decision to expand, du Pont said, reflects a steady rise in sales
of "Teflon" and the company's confidence in its future growth as new
applications for the plastic continue to be found where its rema-k^hle
heat and chemical resistance and its efficiency as electrical insulation
are filling needs never before thought possible with a
plastic material.
Principal uses of "Teflon" now are as gaskets, pipe, tubing, tank
linings, and valve components in the chemical industry and as inslu»Erection
2806.
Toledo
Detroit &
(E. I.)
authorizing
follows:
of
subsidiaries
we
Electric Corp. in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., makes
fidelity Crestwood magnetic tape recorders and
is
a
leading manufacturer of electronic components
for business
machines.
Daystrom Instrument Division at Archbald, Pa., holds a
prime
contract for the
manufacture of complex electronic gunfire
Investments in Unit—
Increase
securities
notes
July
on
25
said.
markets
or
cipal amount in accordance with
(EDT)
of
dividend
of expansion and development with emphasis on
Net
the sale of the debentures, together
in all approximately $26,450,000
proceeds of
funds
the
the
forego
to
securities.
Jones,
specific
no
Net
■'
Consolidated
pany
Chicago time Sept. 22.
2471.
1
■
voted
new
of
payable Aug, .16 to stockholders of record July 27.
President, said the new stock authorized would
Increase Daystrom's financial potential and open the door
expansion, as well as provide additional working capital.
Roy
years.
and
voted a quarterly
company's common stock
50,000,000
shs.
the
declared
at
securities
Stockholders
directors.
issuance
Daystrom has been expanding its sales in the electronics field
cent
have
Co.
cents
20
of
Nov.
179, p.
Gas
Illinois
Northern
of
ro~.de in
issued.
have
convertible
of
issuance
of
the
in
into 200,000 sharesand 2,000,000 shares
share).
per
the
was
the authorized capital
divided
1,056,454.
directors
payable
In
$10
Increase
to
shares,
(without par value)
share,
Jones
on
Thus,
shares.
public
The
to
2,200,000
board
the
rights
further
stock
Edison's holdings of Gas stock will be reduced
from 5,892,484 to 5,236,03o shares.
The
656,454 shares of Gas stock to be outstanding as of result
of the August distribution, added to 400,000 shares sold to the public
last April 28, will raise the total number of shares in the hands of
656,454
the
with
notification
of
July
announced
company
distribution
sale
June 28
on
to
(par
directors
per
used
Mr.
voted
Detroit Edison Co.—Dividend
The
shares
—V.
of
Thomas
date.
the
for
preferred stock
authorized
The
cents
by
preferred into common will continue until
22, 10 days before the Aug. 1 redemption
convert
to
this
their
share.
per
business
of
Mr.
letter
a
4%
of
share),
per
pay
stock
pre-emptive
still
preferred
to
filed
14
cumulative preferred stock to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds
inventory.
shares
1,250,000
discretion
there were
shares of
outstanding.
Call prices are $32 a
the $1.32 and $32.50 a share on the $1.40.
common
and both classes of preferred are currently selling
convertible
used
from
—V.
40,000,000
be issued lp' un-
be
common
Stock—
June 23.
was
Consumers
58,150,000
38,000~000
of
redeem the
to
voted
10,000,000
5,000,000
Inc
June
one
($100
of cumulative
a
Edison Chairman, said that as of June 29
of
$1.32 convertible preferred and 86,026
Gale,
115,920
29
June
on
,,,:«-
$10,000,000
—
Co.,
&
1,000
The stockholders
company's $1.32 and
$1.4o convertible preferred stocks on Aug. 1, 1954.
Since
the
first of the year,
the two classe/s of outstanding preferreds
have
been
reduced
from
2,056,000 shares to about 200,000
through share-for-share conversions into common.
The heavy conversions were prompted by the 1954 dividend to be
paid in Northern Illinois Gas Co. common stock to the holders of
Edison common on the basis of one share of gas stock for each 25
Edison shares.
The record date for this distribution,
which is to be
directors
Loeb
179, p. 2806.
par
Weston
Co.—To Redeem Pfd.
Commonwealth Edison
V.
at
to
to
81,750,000
series mentioned may be
adidtional debentures of other series may
June
on
principal
Co
&
Allyn
corporation
stock
,
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 9,996,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
to be
offered at three cents per share through Carroll Klrchner & Jaquith,
Inc., Colo. The proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration costs.
The
Kuhn,
a
Daystrom, Inc.—Stock Increased—
Inc.,
Mines,
Uranium
Commercial
whom
of
representatives, are the man¬
firm
commitment basis toamounts of new bonds set forth,
the
on
Securities Corp.
covering
are
Provident
Co. of Baltimore; and the
Ohio.—V. 179, p. 1157.
Atlanta, Georgia;
the
Machinery & Supply
Loeb
C.
also
The
of New
Inc.
below,
named
Corp.,
agreed
Union
offered
$99,950,000
40,000,000
150,000,000
500,000 shs.
value)— 29,500,000 shs.
3%% debentures, series D due 1979—
3%% subordinated debs, due 1964
Preferred stock
($50 par value)
.—
Common
Matthews,
Hotel,
have
respective
Kuhn,
SEC
the Colonial
Savings Bank of
Files With Securities and Exchange
corporate
debentures,
.However,
Mr.
purchasers
Securities
7,473,798 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
value)
par
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Products Corp. of Boston;
National Food
Carey
succeeding
is
Robert Garrett & Sons.
of the Park Crescent
of
director
a
the
Inc.
who
Dunn,
Mr.
firm
is
Dunn
199,790 shs.
—
Cooperative P & C Family Foods, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y.
pointed out that, since the original board of directors
was formed in June of 1912, a member of the firm
of Robert Garrett & Sons, Baltimore, Md.,
has been represented on
the board. Mr. Matthews is retiring as of June 30, 1954, from Robert
Garrett
547,788 shs.
-
See
company
stock
Outstanding
1
series A due 1975—$110,000,000
3% debentures, series B due 1975
90,000,000
3%% debentures, series C due 1977—
60,000.000
3%
FINANCING
the
^
1,500,000 shs.
value)
par
A.
Duncan
this
stock
Union
and
.
caused by tht resignation of T. Stockton
v'-: ' /'
vacancy
2,025,000
(without
underwriters,
below:
solidated will
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Co.
control
Chairman of the Board, announced on July
been elected a member of the board
Matthews.
part of its gas
•
stock
to
r_
preferred
for
has
Dunn
1955
due
1%%
stock (without
preferred stock
"While
Duncan,
K.
banks,
pfd.
purchase
,
Commercial Credit Co.—Banker on Board—
Alexander
that
System,
Co.,
&
14,
to
25,000,000
1987
PURCHASERS—The
been
$1.40
Gas
►
payable
aging
37,000 shares of capital stock (no par value)
arranged through Blyth & Co., Inc., it was
announced on June 23.—V. 179, p. 2367.
has
share
Columbia
'■
25,000,000
&
of
ment
The
Colorado & Southern Ry.- -Earnings—
40,000,000
program
retire $29,000,000
2595.
p.
1981
$113,825,000
1984
due
$4.52
650,000
650,000
Co
&
'>/ Dean Witter & Co
filed
par
due
due
series
Common
Columbian Carbon Co.—Private Sale—Private place¬
of first mortgage
$30,000,000
shares of $100
series
series
$4.50
Humphreys Manufacturing Co. of Mansfield,
a
registration statement with the SEC
pipe line bonds, due 1974, and
preferred stock. This first public financ¬
will be underwritten by a group headed by Dillon,
has
company
110,000
25,000,000
Sept.
100,000
Baltimore;
covering
—
Wood, Struthers & Co.
250,000
1977
3V4%
350,000
1,700,000
650,000
1,700,000
Wertheim
650,000
The Illinois Company—
Stores,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Colorado Interstate Gas
&
Co.
Spencer Trask & Co._-_
Union Securities Corp._
G. H. Walker & Co
100,000
Son
&
Co
&
Cartwiight
Sweney,
*
250,000
650,000
350,000
Henry Herrman & Co._
Mr.
The
1,700,000
—
due
3%
250,000
1,700,000
180,000
'
100,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce—_
Ripley & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
of
Colorado Central Power Co.—Plans Refunding—
Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.
Smith, Barney & Co.—
1,700,000
Harriman
series
1,700,000
ler
Green, Ellis & Anderson
registration
544,000 shares of common stock (par one cent* to
50 cents perl share through L. D. Sherman & Co., New
covering
•
;
•
"
1975
3Yb%
350,000
650,000
Co
&
Reynolds & Co
" Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
350,000
B.
250,000
Junction, Colo.—Files—
Colonial Uranium Co., Grand
This
Nolan-W.
Putnam
:c
350,000
W.
would have a net asset
value-of $14.74 when the Fund commenced business as an open-end
investment company-* two steps were taken on the same date: a dis¬
tribution of 6 cents per share from undistributed
realised gains was
declared, and a 5 for 3 stock split was effected by the distribution (in
June 21 of two additional shares for each each three shares, on all
common
stock outstanding at the close of business June 18.
each 'outstanding-share
that
order
In
•
Michigan Corp.
Hibbs & Co., Inc
Inc.
offering
referred
650,000
180,000
stockholders.
the
Co
180,000
Folger,
.
investment
open-end
fund." This action was taken pursuant to
recommended by the directors and opproved
previously
&
Fahey, Clark & Co
;
Outstanding
27/«%
Newhard, Cook & Co._
180,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
1,000,000
Phelps, Fenn & Co
650,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co. "1,000,000
Securities
Corp.
Estabrook
FINANCING
due
180,000
Lynch
1,700,000
350,000
Fulton, Reid & Co
converted
was
Co.-l__
Dominick_
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Equitable
"mutual
or
&
Drexel & Co
•
Offering Completed—
company
&
Day & Co._
First of
—Stock
Co.
Field, Richards & Co.
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Now Open-End
;
Sons
PRESENT
TO
$500,.000,000
series
Cumul.
1,700,000
bonds
mortgage
27/a%
of
100,000
180,000
1,700,000
100,000
1,700,000
650,000
1,700,000
180,000
250,000
;
250,000
180,000
EFFECT
Authorized
$250,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.W. C. Langley & Co
Lehman Brothers
350,000
McCormick & Co.
180,000
McDonald & Co
650,000 * ' Merrill, Turben & Co.-180,000
The Milwaukee Co._
650,000
Moore, Leonard &
Inc
Clark &
Dominick
J
,
W.
R.
10,182,313
4,534,807
4,264,672
10,121,333
4,380,290
10,433,109
4,400,340
3,762,284
*
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
First
Notes
180,000
180,000
Simmons
Blyth & Co.,
v..
.
June
aggregate
an
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Kalman & Co., Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co._
180,000
Baker, Watts & Co
-
E.
.,
1953
$2,094,006
905,644
1954
May—
Gross
.
new
100,000
Inc.
Alex. Brown &
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
'
of
agreed to sell to them,
forth below,
debentures:
set
1,000,000
Brothers
Bacon, Whipple & Co._
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Chrysler Motor Parts Division since December, 1948.
In his new posi¬
tion, he succeeds Charles L. Jacobson, who was elected Vice-President
of Chrysler
of
amount
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Almstedt
the
Manager of
General
and
C.
A.
Chrysler Corp.
Mr.
as
may
corporation has
amounts
Morgan Stanley & Co._ $2,410,000
of the Chrysler Motor Parts
L. L. Colbert, President of
E. Waterfall as President
announced
was
the
and
respective
$40,000,000 principal
Chrysler Corp.—New President of Division—
debentures
subordinated
additional
agreed
(Continued from page 2)
Election of T.
indenture dated
provided therein.
corporation's
the restrictions
be issued.
However,
there is no limitation on the creation of additional indebtedness sub¬
ordinated to the same extent as the subordinated debentures.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
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under
subject to
1950,
1,
9
the
of new facilities
Washington
commercial-scale
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motors,
and
capacitators,
electronics
Moreover,
du
and
high-frequency
cable
the
in
Hardin
elec¬
industries.
said, other properties of "Teflon," notably those
related to problems oi friction reduction, "lead the company to believe
chat many applications will be found for the material where plastics
before
never
have
made
is
significant
expected
next
completed
ville,
Ky.,
of
propellent,
Chemicals
of
manufacture
used
June
as
27
the
"Freon-22"
Construction
J.,
facilities,
new
those
augmenting
of
pansions
cash
Deepwater
Point
this year.—V.
East
and
179,
Chicago,
Ind.,
plants
dated
were
Other
bids
102.215;
for
Kuhn,
of
the
Loeb
Union
from
came
Securities
Weld
White,
Corp.
and
ranging
are
from
subject
105.47/
receding from
earlier
by
sale
the
tion
of
to
redemption
120.000
to
between
and
par,
for
from
shares
the
the
of
new
and
purposes, and together with
construction expenditures.
stock,
short-term
$21,825,000,
other
fund
the bonds,
preferred
outstanding
repay
$19,500,000
sinking
one
will
of
prices
the
company,
purchase,
distribution
of
area
Pittsburgh
and
Counties,
census.
fi¬
to
chase
served
and
and
is
Dec.
and
1955,
31,
was
electric
the
The
energy,
miles
square
Allegheny
according
the
12
of
operating
ended
March
and
company
income
its
totaled
revenues
1954,
31,
For
$32,444,000
used
GIVING
EFFECT
1,
stock
common
TO
PRESENT
'
Outstanding
(2%%
aries
$75,000,000
for
the
Oct.
l,
1979
(2%/)
15,000,000
net income
Aug.
1,
1980
(23/4% )____
12,000,000
derived
1982
(3>/4Z )__L_
14,000,000
rectly
owned
Series
due
Sept.
1983
(3%% )
12,000,000
month
period.
16,000,000
owned
by
4/
1,
1, 1984
preferred
(3'/bZ
)
value,
par
1,250,000 shs,
550,000 shs.
preferred
stock
preferred
preferred
stock__„_
4.10/
150,000 shs.
stock
4.20/
550,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
cum. )
stock
3.75/
4.15/
preferred
Common
($10
:___■__/
140,000 shs.
value)__„
6,150,000 shs.
by indenture.
The maximum
by stockholders is $200,000,000.
UNDERWRITERS
OF
NEW
principal amounts
forth
set
Inc.
L.
Day
Dick
&
& Co
UNDERWRITERS
named
below,
respective
Co.____
150,000
C. Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.
Stern
Erothers
&
600,000
300,000
Weeden
&
Co.
numbers
of
PREFERRED
The
Inc.—
STOCK—The
to
Boston Corp. is the managing
purchase from the company the
shares set forth opposite their names
preferred
of
June
28):
Shares
The First Boston
Hutzler—
Shares
Corp.—21,000
Salomon
Bros,
&
Stone & Webster
&
Stroud
E.
&
7,000
Co,
7,000
Co
&
Singer,
Dcane
&
4,000
Scribner
Butcher
&
Sherrerd-
3,000
3,000
3,000
,•
Chaplin & Co
See
also
V.
&
Co.________
3,000
3,000
Bioren
S. K.
Explorations,
550,000
shares
PROCEEDS—The
Ltd.,
of
net
1,000
Toronto,
1,000
Canada—Stock
June
on
stock
common
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
18
$1)
of¬
at
surface
warranted
program
34
explora¬
on
oil
on
mining
and
gas
Street, Toronto,
25,
1945
pany
was
The
ore
The
miles
ated
Lake,
the
None
of
is
has
the
its
oil
Ste.
in
a
Texas,
also
1,555
as
and
are
in
Ltd.
name
of
Ontario
By
of
on
supple¬
the
com¬
no
known
com¬
in
Pic
mineral
River
area
Pacific
Ry.
claims
about
17
mining claims in Red
mining claims in Mont¬
(West
of
as
in
other
percentages
Sudbury and East
the
South
interests
in
of
the
net
Webster
Field
M'idalgo,
Jim
Eastern
of
June
the
the
distributing
in
Harris
and
sum
The
loan
announced
in
this
the
is
Feb.
day
added
He
lines
that
and
the
increase
an
acquisition
its
in
leads
into
than
or
and
by
in
the
three
The
incorporation
June
on
varying
the
which
position
gust.
shares
electronic
number
300,000
of
G.
by
&
for
the
figures
waiver
in
28.
it
in
is
production
from
increased
pre-emptive
on
the
provides
of
12
for
reduction
a
authorized
all
weeks
of
fiscal
the
$15
net
in
For
aggregating
to
purchase,
in
the
the
$3,946.
No
calendar
in
year
place the
promptly
of
prises
occasions
opportunities
cannot
be
was
authorized
without
in
to
acquire
Unless
an
"in
or
pre-emptive rights
exchange-of-stock
shareholders
for
•
922,690
2596.
p.
are
for
enter¬
new
without
now
a
Electric
Manufacturing Co. — Note Placed
Privately—Smith, Barney & Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co. and Newhard, Cook & Co. have
arranged the private
placement of $5,GOO,000 4% promissory note due 1974, it
Of
of
a
—V.
announced on June 30.
the
preceeds, about $2,376,000
note and
179,
p.
.
will
.
be
to
pay
the remaining $2,624,000 will be added to
off the balance
working capital
2247.
.
of
the
May
of
and
&
em¬
Plan.
at
irregular intervals
the corporation paid
N51
owo
dividends
1950
m
28,
corporation
dividend
a
May
on
below
12,
of
30c
1954.
have
severally
has agreed to sell to them,
indicated below, such of the
offered
now
1954,
record
named
percentages
stock
of
On
underwriters
and
common
in
siare,
officers
to
Option
been
shall
as
be
not
subscribed
rights:
%
A.
Paine
Kidder
M.
Kidder,
&
Co._
Peabody
2.35
Co
&
4.07
1.50
Carl M.
Irving Lundborg & Co
1.50
1.83
McCormick
1.50
Brown1 &
Sons
Republic
&
Co.
(Inc.)_ 2.35
Co.
I.
Dillon
&
Laurence
4.C7
Paine,
&
Co.____
Co
&
&
Co.__________
Co.;
Merrill, Turben
Newhard, Cook
1.10
Co
&
Van
1.50
Co
Co.__
Co
Co.______
G.
Bros.
&
1.50
&
&
Hopwood__
&
&
1.50
1.10
Co
1.50
Boyce__
:
1.50
Inc
Co.,
Walker
Weld
1.50
1.83
Inc._'_
1.83
Alstyne, Noel & Co
H.
White,
2.35
1.50
Jackson
Gardner
&
Schwabacher
Stein
1.10
&
Jaffray
Stroud
2704.
p.
&
&
&
3.22
Reinholdt
1.50
Snyder
Marks
Reynolds I & Co
Julius A. Rippel,
Weeks_______ 3.22
Lemon
M.
Webber,
Piper,
4.07
1,10
1.50
,
Curtis
_1.83
Forgan & oC
179,
&
&
1.83
Co.
&
Co
Rhoades & Co. 3.22
1.10
Granbery,: Marache & Co.__ 1.50
Hallgarten & Co.—.
L__ 2.35
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
3.22
Ingalls
Loeb,
McDonald
Co,________
&
Co._—
&
Deetjen
Johnston,
Ryons
Co._____
&
duPont
Hentz
Kormendi
1.10
Dahlberg
&
1.10
Co
2.35
Co
&
4.07
Florida Power & Light Co.—Common and Preferred
Stocks Offered—Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
jointly headed two syndi¬
cates
stock
mon
.
which
.i
July
on
(no par)
1
offered
245,000
shares
of
com¬
and
50,000 shares of 4.32% cumulative preferred stock, series D (par $100).
The com¬
mon stock was
priced at $47 per share, and the preferred
stock at $102 per share and accrued dividends
to yield
4.235%.
The successful
preferred
&
stock
Co.,
the
preferred
bid
$100.80
Other
Blyth
&
$45,509;
The
1964,
in
stock
common
bidders
Co.,
and
case
and
with
$4.36
for
Inc.
Union
$4.32
common
stock
$44.26;
Corp.,
will
31.
(jointly)
and
bid
Union
on
the
op
-
.
$100,099
Securities
for
Corp.
be
M.
redeemable
1959,
$105.50
proceeds
dividends
from
Lehman
were:
Carl
Loeb,
Brothers
Rhoades
&
and
Co.,
$44.90.
the
in
whole
thereafter
through May 31,
accumulated
PROCEEDS—Net
and
1
Brothers'
dividend;
(jointly),
May
share
per
share.
Securities
thereafter
plus
Lehman
a
by the bankers June 30
$45,839
per
dividend.
the
preferred
through
$104.50
each
Inc.,
a
bid
was
$100,119
stock
for
new
$106.50
used
Bank
1.50
Blyth
Emerson
to
principal
4.07
the
of
pursuant
the
Reserve
3.22
Hornblower
to
advantage
waived,
shares
Federal
of
Lester,
H.
$13,-
rights
transaction
Loans
75%
oi
share
of
other
con¬
dividends aggregating 60c and in 1953
80c.
9.00
Estabrook
of
subscription.
company currently has outstanding
authorized 1,500,000 shares.—V.
179,
of
assets
certain
John
Eastman,
Emanuel,
I
pre-emptive
and
W. C. Langley & Co._
Francis
May 22, on
comparative
position to take
a
shares
of
as
Co.
corporation
1.50
Henry
Au¬
previously.
company
to
arise."
issued
being offered
used
shares
fixed
1.10
Cohu
are
available, since the quarter ended May 22 i& the
company's new fiscal year running from March 1 through
A
daCed
Trust
the
under
4%.
issuance
and
Oer
stockholders
respective
exercise
for
example,
60c
three
1952
paid
Proctor
Central
addi¬
per
sales
ended
year
of
loss
net
a
from
be
to
its
of
2.35
Alex.
shares.
consolidated
announced
the
have
'
instruments.
1,200,000
rights
short
Blyth & Co., Inc
better
fields
for
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
facil¬
last
than
holders
or
payments
C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Bacon, Whipple & Co.___
1953
increase
as
shares
shareholders'
sustained
company
the
first
precision
Bankers
whereby
15/1956,
more
the
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Abbott,
fields
a
excess
referred
certain
agreement
with
therein
March
nor
Beane
—V.
also
first
shareholders will
their
of
value
par
the
for
first
The
place
in
Co.
hereinafter
V-loan
a
Purchase
A.
shares.
Shennan, President,
345,554
which
the
and
components
authorized
amendment
in
$5
would
carry out the diversification
program
announced
that' time Elgin stated its intention of entering the
1,500,000, with
to
said
company
Trust
mortgage
1954),
reseryed
Stbck
a
amounts.
was
to
Merrill
amendment to the articles
an
to
At
miniature
tional
approved
Dec.
1%
of
the Air Force,
may
at any time
assign and pledge as security therefor
due under certain of its defense
production
aggregating
40c,
dividends
share
Glore,
23
rate
a
%
Approved—
shareholders
been
reborrowed.
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
■'
ized Shares
of
be
cannot
Deparament
become
to
dividends
per
manufacturing and merchandising, and offers wider distribution
opportunities for Ekco's existing housewares and commercial products.
179, p; 710.
.
have
from
agreement
instalments
»
aggregating
of
;
to
named
outstanding,
corporation
due
two
—V.
::
agreement
25,
3/
contracts.
expansion
broader
to
such
than 3Vznor more
than
holders of 75% of the principal
may under certain conditions
(one
unsecured, but
notes
York,
require the
McClin¬
manufacturing
Ekco
banking institu¬
corporation originally
finance expansion of
notes, for the purpose of financing the
defense production contracts, not to exceed
its
of
less
are
the
of
New
effective
additional
of
as
other
day maturities,
event
no
the
plans
dated
less
corporation
party
a
90
on
monies
company.
company
the
the
to
None
2,887,758 shs.
agreement
the
time, prior to
tq
agreement
amount
for
his
and
which
event
V-Loan
(renewed
time
of
that
18/00,000
.
■//.
borrow
agreed
reported
loan
primarily
outstanding
performance
shares
the
Co.
to
but
banking institutions
from
of
term
a
pursuant
no
among
Outstanding
$3,750,000
*
annum, is payable at
loan rate of
Bankers
in
-proc¬
sales
on
FINANCING
$25,000,000
equal semi-annual
1956.
Amounts repaid
the
corporation
15/1952
severally,
of
PRESENT
in
that
new
security.
as
other
but
said.
officers
for
Based
in the aggregate at anv one tune
outstanding.
Interest,;
currently SVzVc per annum, is payable at a rate
V/Z in excess of the
prime commercial loan rate of Bankers Trust Co. for
90
such
subsidiary,
TO
agree.
patty to
per
notes
that
ditions,
the
30
the
of
air-conditioning, -and
60,002 shs.
$25,000,000
for
of
plants,
producer
}3,500,000 shs.
unsecured,
costs
6,399
June
on
facilities
missiles,
agree._.
Loans
but
is
the
of
and
was
and
value.)__
DIVIDENDS—Dividend
outstanding stock and
a
wholly owned Ekco
possible
for
-
work on components of
larger jet
corporation also is engaged in the
$6,000,000,
.
15,
require
may
Manufacturing Co.
handling
equipment
and
food
be
increased
industry.
loan
commercial
is
the
McClintock
of
company
will
will
corporate
volume
$10,900,000
designer
EFFECT
pursuant
of
June
to
which
Co.—Acquisition— T
this
and
company believes it ranked
the airframe manufacturing
in
par
a
repaid
tlncludes 125,000
ployees pursuant to
all
become
McClintock
ities.
working
Hogg
is
equipment.
effect)
Feb.
12
were
agent
increased
of
valu£)________
par
borrowings,
.
tThe
11,071.858 shs.
there
1954
and
1951.
guided
with Bankers Trust
prime
assets
agent to be exchanged
2,
un¬
stock
common
the
V-loan
therein
of
di¬
in
1,
the
The
GIVING
(without
being
"amount
$7,000,000
limitations
to
this
excess
is
of
1953,
term
($i
the
and
1952,
of
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
for
Interest, currently 4%
FINANCING
PRESENT
the
corporation
make
Jan.
subcontract
under
1951,
are
15,
and
same
of
medium
a
others.
under
named
and
on
three
the
the
in
since
companies
stock
borrowed
Utilities,
its
for
To
years.
production
corporation
15,
tions
five
It is situ¬
patented
on
area
of
securities
TO
The
production.
by
income
stock
Lang, McClintock President, will continue in that capacity,
Ragir
the
of
was
varying
tract
Dec.
suDer-markets
shares
has
unsurveyed
the
Canadian
option
•The
subsidi¬
$27,434,000
sale
Authorized
throughout the United States, and has its own sales
super-markets throughout the United States, and
jias its own sales
representatives in the leading cities in the country.
The firm occupies
a
40,000-square-foot plant, located on a four-acre site, at 2700 South
Eastern Ave., Los Angeles.
Melinda
i
holds
acre
well
the
25
Manitouwadge Lake.
owner
Marie).
company
at
Ltd.
state
26
in
the
Township in the Blind River
Sault
Mines,
1954,
properties
option
located
incorporated
Gold
12,
Lake
on
an
is
Explorations,
miles southwest of
also
The
of
Bamoos
and
interest
Lake
April
exploratory
Marathon
company
office
originally
Red
under
Ontario,
gomery
Couty,
20
was
dated
holds
southeast
whose
Durham
in
northeast of
about
The
of
is
bodies.
company
located
Can.,
Durham
patent,
changed to
company
mercial
Ont.,
as
letters
mentary
and
Feb.
properties.
company,
of
577,551
at $11.25
share for each four shares
the
of
expended
Boxcar,"
issued
other
as
The
(par
totaled
subject
At
to
$1)
capital expenditures and other
the
corporation's
business
has
corporation
and
issued
fNotes
McClintock, organized in 1925, makes such items as meat trays and
utility meat- lugs, meat handling carts, and racks.
It provides
direct display service for approximately 12,000 leading food markets
J.
geophysical survey and diamond drilling if
.properties, and for participation in drilling
BUSINESS—This
hands
has
fifteen
Preferred
Elgin National Watch Co.—Change in Par and Author¬
Co
&
tion,
Sept.
a
speculation."
a
first
Notes
J
scrip.
recent
CAPITALIZATION
Island.
paid
were
funds
pans,
3,000
Cunningham & Co., Inc.
Brothers, New York,
cents per share "as
he
30,
well
The
Durham
Rhode
$7,000,000
issued
(par
upits for aircraft, and certain
equipment
facilities of the Atomic Energy Commission.
other
the
and
.
and
.
179, p. 2807.
Offered—Vickers
fered
Masten
Humphrey, Inc.
2,000
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs__ 2,000
McJunkin, Patton & Co.____ 2,000
McKelvy & Co.__
2,000
4,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
E.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.____
Hulme, Applegate &
4,000
and
company
Eastern's
$2,605,042
—
of
meat
industry,
President.
Ragir,
will
Robert L.
as
of
income
the
to
value)-—
purchased
which
June
*
Gross
manufacturers
the
for
A.
has
Mr.
—
Thomas & Co
Inc
Leonard & Lynch
Moore,
A.
7,000
—
Company,
Clark
W.
7,000
j
Townsend,
3,000
Fauset, Steele & Co
3,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson—_ 3,000
Kay, Richards & Co._______ 3,000
9,500
——
&
Crouter & Bodine_
Securities
Corp,
1
Hallgarten & Co
W, C. Langley & Co.Shields
DeHaven
9,500
Ekco
1,250,000
purchasers
First
offering in' "Chronicle"
and
from
of
equipment
produced
essing
its
of
$2,000,000
holding
share
per
31,1954,
EFFECT
be
subscribe
piessurizing
shares
all
in
and
development
Common
premium,
to
general
volume
"Flying
engines
subscription
Authorized
the
by
Angeles,
accessories
100,000
Co.—
agreed
$2
the
in
on
one
to
stock
any
engines: and; performs
2704.
p.
t"*
'
cargo
and
troop carried plane
by the miliary services. In
addition/ the corporation has in pro¬
duction the
C-123 military transport
plane, manufactures small jet
Service
additional
utility
the hands of distributing
in
in
179,
acquisition
tock,
Company—
whom
among
of
without
revenues
amounted
may
Products
Benjamin
&
4.1,07/
to
•-
par
shares
shares
Los
of
150,000
Thomas
underwriter, have severally
■(see
&
The
250,000
600,000
OF
sale
Massachusetts
March
dividends
1978-
($10
'
used
June
on
I
common
$300,000
Wells & Co.__
Overton
300,000
Gregory & Son, Inc..—
in
$2,649,000.
indentures.
Ekco
Kendall, Inc.
300,000
appointed
fiublic
operating
GIVING
bonds
convertible
purpose.—V.
Patterson, Copeland &
1,250,000
Co
&
below/!',
named
shares
179, p. 1371.
'
'■■■
working capital,
The
corporation
C-119
common
Webster
&
amounting
a
common
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
com¬
share at the rate of
the
to
substantially
plant
is
ended
to
bonds;
due
series
share.—V.
per
•
1954, rights
of
the basis of
on
for
machinery
Stock—
holders of its
to
repay,
amounting
from
/Includes shares
names.
A.
R.
1953.
The fourth subsidiary, a generating company, is directly
three subsidiaries.
trust
respective
au¬
managing underwriter,
company the respective
Heller, Bruce & Co
Merle-Smith—-
Freeman
presently
purchasers
Muhaney,
J.
added
purposes.
1953.
subsidiaries,
"Additional
for
the
opposite hteir
Inc.
——$9,350,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
150,000
Aspden, Robinson & Co._
150,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus____
500,000
Byrd
Brothers——.™
300,000
be
available
the other
Common
is.the
from
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
R.
indebtedness
BONDS—The
among whom Halsey, Stuart & Co.
have severally agreed to purchase
4%/
120,000 shs.
7,000,000 shs.
.
amounted
CAPITALIZATION
100,000 shs.
•Unlimited
thorized
1
from
operating
in
principally
'"Collateral
140,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
par
months ended May 31,
per
loans
29,
shares
PROCEEDS—Net
purposes.
months
12
'
subscribed shares.
term
Sept. 1,
($50
bank
June
share
4VisZ
due
stock
last
,
refund,
tax
Quarterly dividends of 50 cents per
were
also paid in February and May of the current
year and
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share will be paid Aug. 16, 1954,
to holders of record on Aug.
6; 1954, including holders of the addi¬
tional shares outstanding on the dividend record date.
due
Series due July
State
share
FINANCING
-'
.......
amd
a
Series
Preierred
12
'Stone
Utilities to
corporation
subsidiaries
four
common
Subscription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT)
July .14. An underwriting group headed
by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane will purchase
income
time
same
>v
been
proceeds
by Eastern
Series
'
net
has
EARNINGS—Consolidated
1977
the
at
net
being given the privilege to
price subject -to allotment, for
shares.
Mass.,
corporate
of
$31,430,32/with
held.
items
also
same
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
income
net
the
total of 82,451 additional
a
short-term
general
the
bonds:;
Aug.
due
Boston,
be
with
ended
year
and
Authorized
Series
for
aggregated
the
taxes,
Associates—Offers Common
additional
outstanding
.
mortgage
due
will
1950
consolidated
subsidiaries
$15,428,000.
was
income
share for the
are
the
PROCEEDS—The
Reave!
the
$1.61
or
totaled
on
Corp.,
of
company comprises a highly indus¬
noted for its output of steel, pig
months
the
net
CAPITALIZATION
Series
and
to
other
record
per
agent in connection with the present offering.
city
particularly
$15,30.9,000.
•First
the
of
.
serves
company
embracing
and
taxes
dividends
subscription at $29
the
share
per
■''■'•
'
additional
total
1954
:•
BUSINESS—The
revenues
$82,086,000
by
income
trans¬
coke.
EARNINGS—For
operating
of
817
with
area,
coal
saie
surrounding municipalities in
a
population of l,5o0,435,
Pa.,
Territory
trialized
iron,
and
approximately
31,
(EDT) on July 15, 1954. Kidder,
Peabody & Co. will act as dealer manager of a group of
security dealers which will solicit subscriptions to pur¬
ag¬
construc¬
production,
May
will expire at 3:30 p.m.
applied
cents
earlier
year
a
Faircjiijd l&w'mp & Airplane. Corp.-—Stock Offered—
The corporation is
offering holders of its common stock
$2,684,623 compared to $3,989,068 a
of common; stock amounted to $1.04
was
share
per
Holders
at
period
which Chemical Bank is
trustee, paying agent and regis¬
trar.—V. 179, p. 2247.
All
respect
number of full additional shares not subscribed for"
through the exercise of rights. The subscription offer
the
loans,
for
in
any
from
be
bank
trustee
share for each 12 shares held of record
subscribe
case.
and
incurred
funds
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the
an
balance
(par $10)
1954.
same
■
■■■'?,"
ended
$5,116,124
to
preferred
.
Utilities
for
new
29,
nance
mission,
before
compared
4 '/a /
the
stock
mon
prices
at
interest in each
of
sale
redemption
regular
at
plus accrued
par,
proceeds
company
gregating
to
102.41/
PROCEEDS—Net
to
months
12
2368.
p.
shares
(jointly/ 102.1821; Drexel & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.
»jointlyi, 10?,0869; Glore, Forgan & Co., 102.086; Harriman, Ripley &
Inc., 102.08, and The First Boston Corp., 102.0599.
oonds
179,
the
profit amounting to $1,578,036
the
Co.,
Tne
$3,810,545
deducting
Eastern
for
Mining Co.—More Bonds Sold Privately — The
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New1
York, has authenti¬
cated and delivered an additional
$20,000,000 of first
mortgage 414% bonds, series A, due July 1, 1983 for
Associates—Earnings Lower—
the
$4,871,488
ago/ Earnings
—V.
1954 amounted to $21,360,116
58
■
■
-Erie
and
was
requirements,
& Co.,
Allyn &
C.
A.
the
."-v.
for
sales
compared with $1.55 per
Co.,
v
*r
Fuel
&
This company offered on July
3Vbs
as
Co.,
treasury.
company's
of
\
year
102.23%.
issue
&
to
After
Corp., Erie, Pa.—Earnings—
•
paid over to the company.
The balance of the
company or 1,483,330 shares were sold for
$237,504.50 (Canadian funds).
reports
net
income
Steel
$651,002—equal to
was
the
of
year.
1984, at 102.461% and accrued, interest, to yield 3%.
Subscription books were closed on July 1. Award of the
issue was won by
the group at competitive sale on
bid
the
hands
the
with $5,826,961 a year ago,
Alter all charges including estimated
1,
a
of
benefit
compared
amounts
on
net
outstanding
2,783,330
shares,
for mining properties.
Of sucndonated
by the vendor to a
were
into
come
be
Gas
company
profit
Sales
operating revenues .of $134,461,500 com¬
pared with $154,365,293 for the same period last year. Total consoli¬
Duquesne Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
Inc. headed a syndicate which on June 30 offered
$16,000,000 of first mortgage .bonds, 3J/g% series due July
29
shall
will
-
The
r
Co.
June
the
for
used
total.sum
a
consolidated
2704.
p.
for
Eastern
its. "Te.flon"
it:;
at
be
which
shares
and
shares
700,000
>ii>
The
completed early
authorized
originally issued
were
outstanding shares of
,f
tetrafluoroethylene resin.
Louisville plant
Represents du Pont's third major expansion of
refrigerant-propellent manufacturing facilities in the last year.
Ex¬
;
these
net
stock.
3,333,330 shs.
Ltd.,
presently
dividends
to
lor
manufacture
and
Monday, July 5. 1954
.
Sales for the fiscal year ended
April 30,
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
Forge &
*
Argyle Securities,
has
shares
to
trustee
Deepwater
company's Engineering Department, Completion is sched¬
early fall of 1955.
Capacity of the plant was not disclosed, but the company said it
wiipbe based on long-range estimates of the need for "Freon-22" as a
refrigerant and aerosol propellent, and as an intermediate in the
uled
the
Of
and designed to meet adequately the refrigeration indus¬
for many years, will begin this summer under the direc¬
try's needs
tion of the
Erie
.
common
2,000,000 shares
"Kinetic"
at
Cotrnty,
FINANCING
purchased from
the
company
in
Canada
capital stock on May 4, 1954 for $16,500
Ltd. has represented to the com¬
purchased such' shares for investment and not for
of
it
2,000,000
the
of
Laramie
PRESENT
TO
resale.
mono-
aerosol
and
company's
EFFECT
SI)—;———i.-
Securities
shares
that
pany
Pont's Louis¬
refrigerant
a
by
and
Colo.,
•'
GIVING
(par
(Canadian funds).
Division.
Point, N,
>
the
commonly
announced. oh
was
/
plant on the site of du
new
works fur increase in
•chlorodifluoromethane,
.
a
stock
Argyle
75.000
Plans for construction
County,
Weld
t
Authorized
Common
summer.
To Increase Capacity of "Freon-22"—
Texas,
.
inroads."
be
to
in
CAPITALIZATION
"
Construction
Counties
Wyoming.
Pont
.
1969
to
sale
and
the
of
or
in
part,
through
$103.50
redemption
the
May
at
31,
thereafter,
date.
above-mentioned
Volume 180
will
Shares
estimated
used
be
to
not
•ecurities;
•Uter
Number 5339
by
corporate
the
exceed
•rith
within
the
of its total
07%
April
the
the
of
®9,144,000,
and
.
Is
in
not
sale
the
for
instalments to and
The
electricity and gas
direct competition
with
for
441,862
was
429,702
the
the
for
12 months ended April 30,
Silicone
income
net
tainer's
after
preferred dividends,
to
$3.34 per
common
year 1953, total operating revenues were $69,597,000
the
$8,392,000,
was
equal,
after
dividends,
preferred
*First mortgage
3Vx %
3%
GIVING
3Y,%
3%
to
3V*%
series
due
100,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
A
B
4Va%
series
C
62,500 shs.
187,500 shs.
listed
♦Not
(no
except
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
on
firm
a
the respective
in
set forth
as
the
basis
purchase
Shares
&
ner
Baker,
Alex.
Beane
Weeks &
Laurence
3,650
3,000
Corp..
1,500
Clark;, Dodge & Co.
R.
Dickson
S.
Drexel
Inc.
Co.,
&
Co—
&
Hallgarten
3,000
H. Hentz & Co.Hornblower
The
basis
commitment
l»ers
Weeks
&
of shares
of
3,000
to
purchase from
«
Atwill
Fen-
Inc.
C.
Cassell
F.
Clark.
&
3,500
1,000
Inc
Co.,
2,500
_
Inc.
The
Hentz
J.
J.
2,000
11,000
& Sonj.__
Hilliard
B.
Hornblower <fe Weeks—
Weil,
Howard,
and
Friedrichs
Johnson,
Labouisse,
Co.—1,000
and
Fort Worth & Denver
Net
Net
ry.
1951
$1,602,705
265,185
$1,589,289
225,158
income—
48,147
197,571
115,710
67,049
8.554,017
<1,913,574
924,880
9,691,908
9,400,471
8,515,924
2,925,581
2,718,897
2,099,982
1,307,747
1,207,287
800,827
From Jan. 1—
Net
ry.
railway—
from
Net
—V.
income
oper.
179,
from
corporation on June 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 50 shares of class A stock, and 2,950 shares of class B
stock to be offered at par ($100
per share), without underwriting.
The
proceeds
be used for
174, p. 187.
to
are
debt.—V.
mortgage
operating capital and payment of
Sale—Dean
Witter & Co. has sold 10,000 shares of common stock at
$32 per share, the proceeds going to selling stockholders.
Calculating Machine Co.—Private
Friden
—V. 173, p.
ry.
from
Gross
Net
from
ry.
—V.
of
Co.—Underwriting Agreement Ter¬
covering the recent offering of $20,debentures at par was terminated on June 28.
the issue remained to be distributed.—V. 179,
2576.
p.
Total
Cost
first
France's
with
equipped
transport, the Sncase SE-210 Caravelle,
cabin air conditioning and pressurization
jet
a
two-jtt aircraft, still awaiting
F.
will be
system
of
Indiana,
more
Pa.—Acquisit'n
the National Discount Co. of South Bend, Ind., a division
Heller & Co., consisting of 11 sales finance offices In
Illinois and
Michigan.
The purchase price involved was
than
E.
$7,000,000.
General Acceptance will be operating
sales finance and instalment loan,
company's subsidiary, The Stuyvesant
Insurance Co.
is engaged in writing automobile insurance primarily
ior finance and loan companies.—V. 17.9, p. 2704.
As
84
a
result
offices
activities.
ii)
of
16
In
this acquisition,
states,
conducting
addition,
products
333,291
644,152
708,845
1954
1953
$78,860,874 $65,164,469
miscellaneous
and
$78,963,843 $65,252,733
50,090,680
expense.,
taxes
on
5,392,805
13,197,972
11,317,134
stock-
3,802
$3,452,144
$2.35
Transportation
the
said
President,
construction
The
company
June
filed
was
June
on
in
29
the
U.
S,
District
Court
at
Md., by this company, charging the United States Rubber
infringement of B. F. Goodrich patent rights in the manu¬
and sale of tubeless tires for motor vehicles.
Goodrich asks that United States Rubber Co. be enjoined
Baltimore,
will use the proceeds
for
expansion.
further
Co.—Sells Division—
above.—V. 179, p. 1721.
Corp.
Hilo, Hawaii—Stock Of¬
and
tions
on
a
common
at the same price. No fractional shares will be issued.
proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans,and Jor^addi¬
improvements.—V. 179, p. 2141.
net
The
21 offered to its common stockholders of
subscribe on or before July 19 for 25,000
stock at par ($20 per share), without
l-for-4 basis.
Unsubscribed shares are offered to
to
right
of
Ilofhnan
per
Co.
Sold—The recent public
of common stock at $14.62V2
Radio Corp.—Stock
offering of 130,000 shares
share by Blyth & Co., Inc. and William R. Staats &
was
quickly completed, all of said shares having
details in V. 179, p. 2706).—V. 179, p. 2808.
been sold. (See
Y.—Files With SEC—
June 21 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at 50 cents a share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used for working capital.—V.
179, p. 2706.
SEC
corporation on
500,000
covering
with
F.
B.
against
caused
Home & Auto Loans
further patent infringement, and further asks that damages
by the infringement be awarded to the B. F. Goodrich Co.
Goodrich filed a suit in Cleveland against
Co. charging infringement of tubeless
District Court there.
The Goodrich company
has offered to license tire manufacturers
under
its
patents and to make available B. F. Goodrich technical
knowledge and "know-how"1 gained through invention, development,
and years of experience in the manufacture and sale of tubeless tires.
1953,
11,
May
Tire
Firestone
B.
and
The
F.
be
tc
offered
Hudson
merit
no
of
a
in
patent
on
a
particular
construction
S.
that
the
patent
is
invalid.
Tubeless
tires
long
as
ago
Great
as
1934.—V.
179,
Lakes Pipe Line
p.
being
been
Manhattan
&
Gross
operating revenue
Oper.
expenses
&
Wisconsin security dealers to
RR.—May Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
$854,943
$832,215
821,932
806.959
taxes
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$4,385,708
$4,451,765
4.099,759
4,070,572
$381,193
Operating income
Non-operating income—
2596.
$33,011
$25,256
$285,949
1,323
1,323
6,617
6,617
income
$34,334
$26,579
$292,566
$387,810
128,421
128,472
642,079
646,634
70,058
70,058
350,292
350,291
$164,145
$171,951
$699,805
$609,115
Co.—Partial Redemption—
15-year1 sinking fund 2%% debentures, due Aug. 1, 1960,
that $188,000 principal amount of the debentures
by lot for redemption on and after Aug. 1, 1954, at
par, plus accrued interest.
Redemption of the debentures will be made
at the office of the Sinking Fund Agent, J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorpo¬
rated, 23 Wall St., New York.—V. 179, p. 824.
Holders
have
the $5,000,000 Hudson Fund for distribution in the
recently. This registration qualifies
of
Period End. May 31—
and
tested by several rubber companies and
individuals
many
years
prior to the date of the Goodrich patent.
U. S. Rubber developed,
tested and found workable tubeless tires
Distribute Shares
Wisconsin was announced
of
developed
due Oct. 1,
proceeds are
1955.—V. 179, p. 825.
V
offering of Hudson Fund shares by
investors in that State.—V. 178, p. 1779.
Hudson
believes
Rubber
been
had
of
subordinated debenture bonds
without underwriting. The
due in 1954, and
the
statement
a
tires.
tubeless
U.
in
infringement
charging
State
dated June 30 said .there
the suit brought against it by the B. F. Goodrich Co.
Co.
par,
Fund, Inc., New York—To
in Wisconsin—
Rubber Co. Replies to Suit—
Rubber
6%
at
be used to redeem notes
Registration
States
States
of
$135,000
and
1959
lab J,
to
Y.—Files
Co., Inc., Rochester, N.
on June 25 filed a letter of notification with the
$25,000 of 5% subordinated debenture notes due Oct. 1,
corporation
covering
Rubber
and that suit, is now pending in U. S.
United
is
and
June
on
the
5
shares
employees
The
,
company
loans
Hollywood Angels, Inc., N.
Goodrich Co.—Sues on Tubeless Tires—
Pri¬
has
fered—
underwriting,
Division—
Co.—Preferred Stock Sold
Electric Light Co., Ltd.,
Hilo
major
five
corporate
working capital and general
for
General Acceptance
record
industrial-agricultural operations of this
company into a newly-created Chemurgy Division was announced
on
June 24 by DWight P. Joyce, President.
The company has for years manufactured a host of products from
soybeans,
flaxseed, safflower seed and related farm products.
The
Chemurgy Division now consolidates all of these activities.
At Indianapolis, Glidden's Feed Mill, now a department of the new
Chemurgy Division, produces a complete line of livestock and poultry
formula feeds, including feed concentrates fortified with "Factor X,"
an additive extracted from menhaden fish which accelerates the growth
of all types of poultry and livestock.—V. 179, p. 2141.
of
Y.—Files With SEC—
June 23 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be
shore through E. E. Smith Co., New York.
The
company
short-term
179, p. 1721.
additional
Co.—Forms Chemurgy
$1) at
used
be
Atherton,
B.
See
1954—$400,000;
1953—$385,000 —V.
Integration
per
to
are
pay
$3,122,572 '
$2.57
...
•'
public
(Walter E.) Heller &
29,789
5,056,036
contribution to Gerber Baby Food Fund:
174, p. 1892,
•Including
to
80,422
92,252
5,069,871
———
■
placed $1,000,000 of 5.3%
preferred stock with institutional investors, New York
Life and Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. each nurchased 25,000 shares, Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New
York, 17,500 shares; J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorporated,
as trustee for Canada Life Insurance Co.,
12,500 shares,
and Crown Life Insurance Co. and Lincoln National
Life Insurance Co. each bought 10,000 shares.
Kidder,
Peabody & Co. arranged the transaction.
J.
116,895
143,692
' '
.
of common stock (par
Hawaiian Telephone
—V.
income—
*
common
per
6,888,787
—
Net earnings
40,161,723
including
expense,
deductions——-—
state
and
88,264
102,969
income-
'
purposes.
934,414
802,575
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher-
expense^—L—_——«.
interest
Federal
4,075,286
$1.25
at
offered
on
25.000
covering
vately—The
debenture
Miscellaneous
are
American
4,089,703
811,781
sold—
shipping
and
of
corporation
The
SEC
the
Corp.—Equipment
Trust Certificates Sold Privately—This corporation on
July 2 announced that it has sold through Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. to a small group of institutional investors, $24,843,750 principal amount of its equipment trust certifi¬
cates, series 53. Of the total, $12,500,000 principal amount
was delivered on April 1, 1954, and the balance of $12,343,750 on July 1, 1954. The certificates bear dividends
General
705,199
—_1
income
of
Other
of
Walter
4,012,189
340,818
transportation charges on finished products♦Selling,
advertising, research, administrative,
and
general expenses*——■
Interest on long-term debt, including amortiza¬
their maiden flight.—V. 178, p. 2032.
President,^has announced the acquisition by this cor¬
Wills,
R.
poration
3,483,524
—
-4—
tire patents
of The Garrett Corp.
sets of equipment for the
Corp., Allentown,
117,836
beon
Co.—Stock Sold—The recent
Harley Patents, Inc., N.
$840,691
191,202
168,692
proceeds
dividends,
United
General Acceptance
145,553
income—
Warehouse
On
designed and built by AiResearch, a division
Orders have been received for two airp ane
70,536
sales
the
Corp.—Air Conditioning Contract—
Garrett
136,818
2705.
p.
facture
$8,000,000
About
$815,166
150,953
Gerber Products Co.
agreeemnt
20-year 3%%
1952
$792,440
69,939
the prefered stock have
$28 per share by a group of underwriters headed ,by A.
G. Becker & Co. Inc. and Hornblower & Weeks v/as
oversubscribed. See details in V. 179, p. 2705.
1951
1953
$698,921
railway—
oper.
179,
Co.
underwriting
62,655
'
'
"
offering of 114,954 shares
2705.
p.
railway
Lawsuit
The
*43,366
Income
oper.
(B. F.)
minated—
000,000
5,336
2597.
p.
Hammond Organ
From Jan. 1—
1792.
Fruehauf Trailer
$308,500
railway—
GJidden
Fosgate Citrus Concentrate Cooperative, Orlando, Fla.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$172,469
railway
2369.
p.
$51,021
179,
—V.
$1,684,237
1,375,737
1954
from
Net
Earnings
railway—.
from
Gross
1,294,455
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Interest,
$1,723,022
434,100
oper.
179,
;.
$1,466,924
282,756
May—
Net
railway—
from
1954r—5 Mos.—1953
$333,777
■
iric._
Co.
upon redemption, the com¬
order to assure maximum conversion, has entered into an
agreement with The First Boston Corp. New York, pursuant to which
First Boston has
agreed to purchase at a net price of $52.50 • per
share
all shares of the
preferred stock tendered to it at Lincoln
Rochester Trust Co, any. time prior to the close of business on July
30
1954 and has agreed to convert all of the shares so acquired.
,
$4,598
*33,639
Rochester Trust
in
pany,
282,985
op,
ry.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
tion
1952
1953
railway
1,500
2,000
$1,488,237
110,362
railway—
from
Net
from
rev.
1,500
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
May—
Net
convertible
Although recent market quotations for
substantially above the amount payable
$287,5tf3
t
and
will
Lincoln
.
Year Ended March 31—
Mason,
p.;2807.
179,
Gross
1,000
&
2,000
Inc.
Co.,
—V.
'expenses
Net
2,500
11,000
5,000
Stroud & Co., Inc
6,000
White, Weld & Co..-——.— 111,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner'— 2,000
Space
Lane,
—L
-——
—
Inc. —
—Scott & Stringfellow
Chas. W. Scranton & Co..
F. S. Smithers & Co.——,
5,000
Co
&
Co.—
Inc.
Parke ——
Scott, Horner
8,000
Hallgarten & Co.—
—11,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
1,500
H.
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co._
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
2,500
—_———
& Co.——.—_
Goodbody
Ohio—Registers With SEC—
1954—Mor^th—1953
•
revenue!
oper.
Net
1,500
2,000
5,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Co.,
&
Evans
A.
Clement
Co.
&
Riter
11,000
6,000
Dillon & Co..
Estabrook
oper.
Railway
Gross
Wulbern,
Reinholdt & Gardner
11,000
Co
&
Drexel
Eastman,
11,000
2,000
11,000
Carrison,
Inc.
3,500
2,500
11,000
2,500
&
Curtis
Pierce,
11,000
Co.
Dickson & Co., Inc.—
S.
R.
&
Newhard, Cook & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
2,500
—
Dodge & Co
Courts
M. Marks & Co.
Merrill, Turben &, Co._
F. S. Moseley & Co
2,500
;
Baker, Weeks & Co
M.
Laurence
Co.,
Baker. Watts & Co
6,000 i
McDonald & Co
1,500
&
8,000
Kidder & Co
19,500
Co
&
Baird
Railway
,
series,
Wilson, President, on June 29 announced that the com¬
redeem and pay on July 30, 1954, all of its outstanding
preferred stock at a redemption price of $52.18Va
per share
which Includes accrued dividends.
Payment will be made
at Lincoln Rochester Trust Co. In Rochester, N. Y.
As of. June 24,
37,416 shares of the
preferred stock were outstanding out of the
original issue of 47,183 shares sold publicly in September 1952.
Holders
may
convert their shares of 4.50% preferred Into shares
of
the
company's common stock
any time prior to the close of
business on July 30, 1954, at the rate of 1.45 shares of common for
each share of preferred,' either at the office of the company or at
be
Period Ended May 31—
1949
of
shares
50,000
C.
Joseph
pany
4.50%
a
will
company's
would
4.50% Convertible Preferred
Agreement With First Boston
All
Co.—Calls
stock
Corporation—
60,000
supplied by amendment.
be
to
proceeds
the
of
shares of $4.40 preferred,
preferred.—V. 179, p. 2705.
Stock—Sets Up Purchase
$40,000,000
Shares
Johnston, Lemon & Co
A.
Company
W.
„
and
to
meetings
separate
preferred
new
60,000
50,000 shares of $4.44
to
their
the
of
sale
redemption
the
for
the
from
preferred,
$4.50
Georgia & Florida RR —Earnings—
firm
the respective num-
19,500
Peabody
and
Robert
company
a
forth below.
•
Beane
Kidder,
the
on
179,
179,
Vice-President.—V.
Co.—Financing Again Postponed
re-adjourned
and
purposes,
proceeds
used
be
used to repay $1,400,000 of bank loans for
purposes
and for additional construction expenditures.
The company will also Issue and sell to its parent 160,000 shares of
no. par
common
stock in payment of $800,000 of cash advances.
—V. 179, p. 2807.
: • '
'
1,500
3,000
Co
filed
covering
are
Net
1,500
agreed
1965.—V.
1,
1,
a
20.
The
refund
additional
be used
provide
1955,
p. 2037.
April
due
as
!y;:-
States Utilities
redemption
construction
1,500
Shares
-
&
set
common
new
&
severally
debentures,
May
company
1954,
terms
3,000
Inc.
Weld
White,
'
below' have
named
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
ner
Pomeroy,
1,500
underwriters
1,100
3,000
3,000
F. S. Smithers & Co.
G. H. Walker & Co
3,000
Co
&
being
Frizzell
W.
L.
.
preferred and common stockholders have again deferred action
proposal to Issue 160,000 shares of new preferred stock for
a
July
registration statement with the SEC on June
shares of $1.25 cumulative preferred stock,
no
par value,
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group
headed' by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis and Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.
The public offering price and underwriting
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
1,500
3,000
due
notes
The
3,000
Co.
&
Turben & Co
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Paine,
1,100
Co
debt
21AVo
23,
1,500
Merrill,
Sons
&
Marks
M.
$127,500,000
contemplated issue will
redeemed
and
to
the
General Telephone Co. of
Shares
3,650
Securities
Brown
company
Higginson Corp
Lee
2597.
Gulf
be 10-year and $75,000,000 15-year
that the offering will be underwritten
underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley
of
group
from
elected
also
board
The
Haloid
proceeds
3%%
severally
the
-
Pierce, Fen-
Kidder, Peabody & Co.____
American
have
from
numbers of shares of new preferred set forth below.
Merrill Lynch,
nation-wide
a
a
also
tofore.
will
which
expected
Co.,
have
.
with
of
is
It
$87,500,000
below
named
to
....
working capital.
John J. Schumann, Jr., President announced on June 29 that the
company has called for redemption on July 29,
1954 its outstanding
None
mortgage.
underwriters
commitment
.
Co,
the
2,695,000 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
par).
.
the SEC on June 30 a registration state¬
the proposed public offering of $150,000,000 of deben¬
filed
$75,000,000
The
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
D
series
Other series
by
&
50,000 shs.
62,500 shs.
50,000 shs.
4.32%
covering
tures,
debentures.
series
for
of collapse
...
company
ment
9,750,000
41/i%
Common stock
board
of
field, the con¬
stacking strength,
packaging
industrial
on
The
15,000,000
__
series
the
thicknesses
five
and
President,
as
Supply
&
A. Swensrud as Chairman
the election of S.
Whiteford
The
10,000,000
series
4Vi%
have
Tire
Gulf
of
directors
K.
p.
10.000,000
1983
subsidiary, have an¬
of the Board and
announced with regret
the resignation of Wm. C. Eaton, who was President and a director of
tis
company
since its organization in 1944. Both Messrs. Swensrud
and Whiteford were directors of Gulf Tire & Supply Company here¬
W.
Corp.—Registers $150,000,000 of Debenture With SEC—Calls $127,500,000 of Sees.
Cumulative
456%
innovation in
an
sides
President of Unit—
Gulf Oil Corp.—New
The
nounced
of
Co.
Geheral Motors Acceptance
11,000,000
sinking fund debs, due 1972
$10,000,000
preferred stock (pqr $100 )
500,000 shs.
Box
of rubber,
it is lighter and more easily handled than the conventional pails and
cartons formerly employed for this purpose.—V. 179, p. 2704.
10,000,000
1981
Corrugated
Albany
the
Though the unique new shipping container holds 50 pounds
Outstanding
$44,972,000
Authorized
1978
series due
by
under weight. Used for
shipment of compounds to G-E customers, the package does not require
FINANCING
PRESENT
1979
due
3s!*%
3V*%
TO
1974
series due
series
EFFECT
1977
due
Development—
staples.
bonds—
series due
series
Co.—New
Department
of the
and modernization pro¬
This program involves estimated expenditures of $45,000,000, of
which $21,000,000 had been expended by May 31, 1954.—V. 179, p. 2807.
gram.
thereby eliminating the possibility
$3.07 per comomn share.
CAPITALIZATION
Products
applied to its current expansion
and
company
hand-folded
Considered
of
was
railroad
new
Cohoes, N. Y.
1954, total operating
and
$72,946,000
were
of 2401
consists
Trust
packaging unit, providing easier and safer
handling of G-E silicone rubber compounds, has been designed for G-E's
1953.
year
by the
2304.
p.
Electric
seamless
A
ended
months
12
General
.
utility
company,
and
about
is electric. The average number of
178,
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the financing will be added to the cash funds
including April 1, 1974.
covered
equipment
freight cars.—V.
The dividend rate, public offering
headed by White, Weld & Co.
group
and will mature serially in quarterly
at the rate of 4%
loans
of
and
..
supplying
It
bank
the
facilites
owned
revenue
company
income
net
in
Florida.
term
to
gas
equal,
For
-share.
engaged
of
publicly
company
the
EARNINGS—For
revenues
is
compared
1954,
30,
•-
or
operating
of
customers
prior
and
<
State
privately
any
short
pay
incurred
electric
purposes.
BUSINESS—Company
entirely
to
company
$5,500,000,
additional
provide
to
11
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Gross
of
♦Income
notified
Int.
drawn
on
charges
adjust, inc. bonds
Deficit
1
-
♦Exclusive of interest on
adjustment income bonds.—V. 179, p.
2142.
V
Great Northern Paper
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on June
25, 1954, covering 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, series
A ($100 par), to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
The
company
filed
a
Hunt
Foods,
Consolidated
net
Inc.—Semi-Annual Sales Up—
sales
179,
p.
2142.
months ended May 31, 1954 were
$23,492,949 for the same period in 1953.
for the six
$28,192,669 as compared with
—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Illinois
Central
RR.—May Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
1954—Month—1953
$
Railway
Hallway
Railway
22,847,372
17,283,859
25,421,236
114,511,558
expenses
17,967,773
89,204,693
126,127,777
92,155,724
accruals—
3,066,704
4,069,392
13,946,989
18,630,280
tax
Net
&
joint
rents
(net
fa¬
Dt)
and
other
ing
2.060,888
Gross
2,434,766
2,790,991
163,495
195,216
14,277
15,004
__—
Hit., rent for leased
2,686,086
Net
8,925,110
845,560
12,655,687
869,347
96,865
•Earnings
share
per
726,369
109,956
3,328,997
3,640,319
86,547
1,434,588
538,871
2,158,287
SO.50
——
to
like
a
basis,
432,735
5,805,937
in
SO.76
Net
the
five
same
months
last
of
1954—Month—-1953
179,
*243,906
155,103
$4,356,375
3,835,397
4,126,445
Ended
taxes
op.
$102,720
$264,153
$520,978
&iven
of
55,611
122,801
216,552
It
lereon.
has
July
for
for
the
in
authorization
the
and
1954,
to
$9,273,514
319,492
651,159
162,000
335,000
income
(estimated)
>
.
-
request
1972, it
of
from
with
i
four
its
banks
construction
$32,600,000
1
—$0.32
$0.64
announced
was
June
on
30.—V.
during
1954.
1952
$277,284
Jan.
1
Telegraph Corp.—Sales of
Over 100%—
Television Sets Up
Sales
ning
of
at
television
sets
by its
figure more than
on June
25.
a
announced
Capehart-Farnsworth
96,768
that
double
a
year
40,114
ry.
Capehart general sales manager E. W. Gaughan was quoted as
saying
that orders already booked for June and
July are far above those shown
for the same period in 1953.
These figures cover television sales only
and do not reflect the company's
greatly improved sdles in the radio
and high-fidelity fields.
1,417,292
1,374,581
515,180
468,873
188,328
Credit
unified
of
for
the upswing
is attributed
to
lower
prices,
filter
ture
and
"Tri-Fi"
new
three-speaker
both
on
Polaroid
as
sound
national
pic¬
This
corporation
sidiary,
tions
announced
International
the
for
sale
Standard
abroad
June
on
of
28
Electric
Corp.,
unsecured
its
has
concluded
in
the
sub¬
negotia¬
aggregate
principal amount of 75,000,000: Swiss Francs (approximately 17,500,000
If. S. dollars, at the current rate of
exchange).
There will be two
issues: one, maturing on
July 15, 1970, amounting to 60,000,000 Swiss
Francs, at an interest rate of 4%; the other, maturing on
July 15,
1960,
amounting to 15,000,000 Swiss Francs,
at
an
interest
rate
of
3 '/a 7<
.
Both
issues
will
be
public distribution
bers
of
Swiss
a
completed
Corp. will
to
Credit
Switzerland
syndicate.
July
on
sold
in
15,
guarantee
It
is
1954.
Suisse
International
Bank
that
expected
for
Corp.
other
of
transaction
will
Electric
indebtedness
rv.
will apply the net proceeds
parent company, with a result¬
of
International Telephone &
the
Interstate
Trust
by
Co.,
said
to
ifhall
written
Unclaimed
request
interest
26,
1954
look
to
all
only
the
on
6%
such
of
Thereafter
company.
entitled
179,
for
July
persons
to
gold
the
funds
claiming
funds
for
company
Total
net
Shares
Net
—V.
value
such
funds
thereof.
payment
178,
See
821,976
1,806,442
1,753,215
$6,883,492
1,634,965
949,260
975,309
769,721
26,194,942
__
31,313,199
to
33,089,170
years
31,603,982
each
of
Houston,
millions
to
price
V.
officers
is
to
p.
179,
shares
on
and
before
or
(par
held.
$10)
An
July
employees
of
22
the
on
additional
the
for
of
determined
shortly
before
the
offering,
stock
1954
Maine
924,047
825,744
6,500
May 31—
1954—Month—1953
-
revenues—
1953
615,367
$11.08
5,728
through
(J.
1954—5 Mos.—1953
independent
180,631
1,059,385
1,285,315
and
71,873
21,766
29,159
415,427
249,576
inshore
•170,088
144,398
ment
35,919
This
"income
$142,652
$166,155
$982,060
and
$1,158,277
11,827
9,470
60,961
75,040
( $154,479
$175,625
$1,043,021
$1,233,317
int.,
etc
114,4(34^
130,207
586,593
$45,418
$456,428
The
$616,809
2474.
p.
—Files With
The
jf
common
share
one
in
right,
1957
at
at
not
company
17
of
$10)
share,
Months
over
of
warrants
July
1,
a
underwritten.
intends to use the
of
net
additional
one
common
$20
per
for
and
Ended
1954
'
and
income
year
ago
taxes.
and
is
Net
now
approximately the
Hall
same
explained that
amortization
1953
$3,432,221
taxes
cancellation
equipment
and
of
per
share
has
of
as
further,
oalance
of
while
During
leasehold
this
the
year
the
the
a
period
year
O.
2,542,028
increased
and
six
improvements
to
a
earnings
increase
1953.
for
periods
of
the
extent
first
increase
six
Mr.
the
Hall
of:
periods of
during the
earnings
during
for
next
1953.
reported.
Kroger spent $1,721,721 for
$867,429 during the same period
S1X Peri0ds 0f 1954
both
1953
and
that
1954
net
the
like
of
company
be
used
p.
share
(on
245,000 shares)
9,641
on
inmlase«9iV^nt°rieS aS °f JU"e
fnc^ased SsioiS.OOol'^Mr. Sll
12'
1954'
fmnaPprrLprPcendltUreS f0r
«tnpp-
HUe
llle,
.
the first six
?r gra™ °.f establishing
$82,709,893,
were
new
stores
1954
and
for
17
filed
a
common
employees
at
working capital
of May
net
Shares
of
p.
Net
$1.72
$1.62
letter
$11.50
and
of
stock
notification
(par
per
general
for
50
share.
2808.
cents)
The
corporate
to
the
be
proceeds
assets-,—
__
are
to
179,
value
a
Mathieson
Olin
Mexican
of
the
amounted
crude
McBride
notification
New
assets
The
to
oil, at
its
and
Makris
with
the
SEC
Haven,
and
Conn.
business
The
of
H.
net
&
T.
per
Inc.
below.—V.
p.
&
Dominick
actively engaged
and
in
the
major
southern
filed
from
oil
is
and
Louisiana
of
through
and
and
a
for
activities.
activities
The
is
Co.
and
gas,
Wyoming.
currently
in¬
company
offshore
of
under¬
&
oil
in
production
gas
of
Peabody
and
state-;
shares
outstanding
group
Kidder,
Colorado
and
its
registration
issued
in exploration
development
expansion
a
offering of 300,000
stock
Denver-Julesberg Basin of
price of
to
the
corporation
in
the
Gulf
the
stock
will
be
filed
with
the
Commission
in
registration statement.
(N. Y.)—To
Y.,
1947
in
Expand—
June
on
with
the
28
16,000
opening
of
a
feet
square
of
per
more
than 80,000 square feet of space.
the world's largest direct-mail
advertising
of
one
June
on
$250,000
offered
proceeds
at
100'i
6V,
of
be
to
are
filed
24
of
principal
used
for
per
share
additional
of
with
10,
the
1964
underwriting.
178,
p.
388.
Offered—The
stockholders of
common
shares
July
rec¬
before July 19
common
stock at $21
on
or
the basis 0^ one new
on
held
due
capital.—V.
the right to subscribe
286,027
notification
without
Scott Corp.—Stock
25
for
of
bonds
amount,
working
.
City, N. J.—Files—
letter
a
debenture
is offering to its
The
(with
share for each five
oversubscription privilege).
This
an
corporation
will
about
use
$4,050,000
of
the
proceeds
to
retire
4>/2'a
loan from the Equitable Life Assurance Society and the rest
expansion,' according to Louis E. Wolfson, President and Chairman.
—V. 179, p. 2809.
a
for
H.
Mr.
p.
&
Thermit
Martin
E.
has
effective
and
Martin,
Wilcox
Aug.
Chief
will
1,
elected
1954,
Executive
Manager
Company,
Corp.—New President—
been
of
the
continue
it
President
and
is announced
director
a,
by
Frank
J.
of
this
O'Brien,
Officer.
New
in
York
that
district
position
of
until
the
Aug.
Babcock
1.—V.
&
151,
209.
$16.74
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Stock Increased—
share made in the
The
179,
this
shareholders
company
•
Chemical Corp.—Consolidation
Approved—
Industries.
furnishing
29
proposed
of
ord June
17,062
*$20.64
share
179, p. 613.
Dominick
is also
June
on
a
certain
in
operating
contracting and engineering services for
All
Merritt-Chapman &
1953
18,262
capital gain payment of 26 cents
specialist
a
Mclntyre, Inc.
covering
be
to
from
See
terms
Pemex
I
Chairman
$50,828,353 $40,226,925
2,462,102
2,403,579
^
is
drilling,
corporation is
The
SEC
offered
purposes.—V.
1954
.
$8,166,Louis-
of
Inc.,
companies
in Great Neck, N.
firm now occupies
the
company,
31—.
current fiscal year.—V.
remodeling
Makris
investment
offering has not been underwritten.
with
Rise-
outstanding
asset
under
and
month,
letter
a
acquire
wKh
$1).
by
by
the
E.)
Metal
Show
"Excluding
totaled
and
Kv
New warehouses are planned
Ky., and Toledo, Ohio, the/
and
report stated.—V.
179,
an
^ ^
Peri°ds of
$397,422
(Calif.)—Files With SEC—
June
shares .of
Number of stockholders
costs
66,000
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Inc.—As¬
Total
next
Mechanics Finance Co., Jersey
$463,422
65,181
:
1723,
sets
S.
San
217,670
$421,519
officers
As
eXceeded
298,796
requirements-^.
sold
offering
space,
June
to
A.
the
five
of
refinery, Kramer, Makris & Col,
firm, is underwriting a $1,500,000
Corp.,
at
$1
per
share.
The
Goodwin,
to
covering
exploration
Starting
four
1954
to
dividend
per common
covering
M'.
in
will
next
Gas
filed
firms.
-f__.
Market Basket
prices
provide
the
McBride
and
oil
the
Mclntyre, President, announced
plant in Westbury, L. I., N. Y.
19,898
$486,700
stock
(par
substantial
shares
Food
for
Lynn
mover
crude
E.
$681,092
investment company filed a
registration statement with the SEC
24, 1954, covering $9,600,000 of its Personal
Investment Plan
certificates.—V. 178, p. 481.
increase
an
&
gas
offshore
This
on
21
area
SEC
to
a
12,489
—
179, p. 2809.
The
reported
decreasing
compared
—V.
daily
by
area.
$785,496
—
Balance
ago.
excluding leasehold improvement
charges in
pSds inri953C
$1.59
new
$661,194
Managed Funds, Inc., St. Louis,
Mo.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
change in accounting
policy to
leasehold improvements
resulted in an
change will
$773,007
income
Earnings
Brownsville,
said.
the
&
company's entire income
SEC
for
a
adjustment is being
completed,
first
in
income
(net).
income
Preferred
oil
23
process
early
which
the
headed
This
Net
of
corporation
1481,
'used
and
company
(O.
$3,203,222
2,659,214
—
The
$29.70.
rePorted
19E>4.
years
plus
July 1,
to
share.
provision
worth
operating
deductions
shares
United
Inc.
stock
amendment
an
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
May 31—
revenues
expenses
income
Income
common
Earnings Higher—
Same
Mr.
the
share,
exercisable
at
proceeds
plant
7,600
Hal1- President, reported sales
of
$504,451,326,
$16,288,442 or 3.3",
over
the
Tvere
in
one
are
1959
with
company on June 25 reported net income for
the first 24 weeks
$8,035,448, equal to $2.18 per common share after
Federal
ior
and
Other
Gross
notification
stock
(par $10),
rights to purchase
share
to
Kroger Co.—Sales and
2
of
be
indebtedness, purchase
working capital.
This
3,800
The
then
letter
a
preferred
and
unit.
per
filed
preferred
one
$20
per
will
shares
(par
of
$15
offering
The
stock
units
June
on
3,800
Francisco,
Port
McBride
corporation
will
sale
Bodell
be
Coast
being
The
Maine Public Service Co.
Utility
San
Calif.
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
corporation
covering
Corp.,
the
McDermott & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC
and
is
tends
\
Manufacturing
the
prime
a
Mexican
Oil
June
on
oil
Gulf
with
Coast
■
SEC
the
writers
616,508
$40,015
—
income—
Operating
Operating
in
five-year contract
(Pemex), the Mexican
of 5%
debentures, series A, due July 1, 1962, and
debentures, series B, due July 1, 1970, to be offered
corporation,
primarily in
Co.—Secondary Offering
12
of
p.
Sons,
Ray)
8,401,790
$11,044,558 $11,239,356
devoted
offering of 2,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on June 22
by BIyth & Co., Inc. at
$23 per share, with a dealer's discount of
35 cents per
share. It was completed.—V.
179, p. 2370.
&
8.417,598
<Dri„_
oper.
179,
Ap¬
Mexico.
McBride
on
to
are
1,643,256
The
Net
and
Pa.; Long Island
arrive
corporation,
and
in
announcement
179,
Barnes,
$2,040,967
rents-——
rents
Income-—
Rentals,
McBride
citizen
dollars
the
go
6V,
of
1,667,739
income——
Gross
the
crude
June
on
investment banking
$95,000
$95,000
167,824
Equipment
$7,654,142
the
Mexican
McBride
company
covering
$2,086,007
Taxes
Other
to
at
which
corporation
by
will
proceeds
expenses
ry.
and
Central RII.—May Earnings Lower—
Period End.
fac.
mili¬
McCluskey Wire Co., Inc., New Haven, Conn.—Files—
The
1953
$30,292,025
outstanding
of
S.
the
Texas,
issue
offering
is
$36,960,249
.
docked
in Brownsville, Texas.
finance, improvements to
To
McCluskey
—V.
Iowa Electric Light & Power
—A secondary
Kimball
barrels,
announced,—V.
assets
oil
was
jointly
shipment
McBride
Houston,
The
company.
Maxson's
refinery
one
shares
2706.
be
U.
between
107,000
690,062
basis
64,685
Maxson-designed
of
$22,000,000
Petrolio Mexicanos
under
of
Mexican
a
of
crude
far-reaching
and
contract
barrels
initial
The
Mexican
a
monopoly,
President
contract
record
of
of
announced
Antonio,
eight
of
23.
the
7,500
were
6,204,877
of
terms
oil
2,879,717
stockholders
applications
Oil &
of
4,919,391
common
systems
Maxson
on June
Details
9,164,831
its
at
from
u'-r
Maxson
in
long-range planning and evaluation
shipment
government
Texas,
7,848,126
to
leased
R.
this corporation
4,183,849
offer
has
■
advisor
in
under
of
plans
Maxson
Gas Corp.—Oil
Shipped From Mexico
Financing Planned in July—
1,616,336
„
which
engineering facilities in
4,315,849
—
factory
been engaged in
of
first
between
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—Has Record Assets—
Net
854.
p.
$6,636,651
1951
,
common
$11,640,319
share—.
per
and
McBride
acquire
offered
Operating
Operating
E.
continued
modern
a
York
The
1952
$6,544,270
342,302
income
for
be
Total net
Edward
„
Maxson has
1935,
States
1953
As of June 29—
of
paid
$13.81
_■
661,396
2473.
p.
company
made.
1952
be
778,614
-.
1,148,576
444,397
&
due
1954
assets
outstanding
asset
1,181,847
489,117
$5,120,744
—
railway-
share
Joint
May 31—
607,558
422,558
income
subscription
Investment Trust of Boston—Assets
Up 52% —
As of
456,419
1—
oper.
to
as
and its
manufacturing plants at Old Forge,
City, and Hempstead, N. Y.—V. 179, p. 2597.
2597.
7, 1954 the right to subscribe
additional shares of common stock
new
of
United
has been engaged in the
engineering, design
precision equipment and specializes in
electronics
electro-mechanical system and apparatus for
the Armed Forces.
proximately 3J300 persons are employed at its
3,372,963
July
held
holders
will
of
any
1160.
p.
Bank
debentures
unclaimed
3,338,180
Number of shareholders
—V. 179, p. 1722.
Funds—
Chemical
upon
trustee, for repayment to it of all
trustee
remaining unclaimed
by the
claims
on
the
be
—V.
Co.—Seeks
made
successor
or
that
over
has
successor
coupons
and
Power
company,
income-—
2,811,766
Long Island Lighting Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
The
Shares
The
2,796,755
in
technical
The
Corp.
to
ing increase in the working capital
Telegraph Corp,—V, 179, p. 2706.
a
New
railway—_
179,
a:
Slaughter, U. S. Army retired, has
joined this
as Plans and
Programs Advisor; according to an announce¬
by H. A. Leander, President. General
Slaughter will serve
Since
146,276
from
Net
—V.
to
Leonard
Advertising.
sg'.:, for the calendar
approximately
$2,400,000, and iHs current
backlog
than $2,700,000. Its
operations " 1 be
more
manufacture
257,558
152,462
Jan.
be
Telephone and Telegraph
principal and interest for both
the
371,329
202,358
railwayrailway—.
from
are
the
368,464
oper.
Net
mem¬
International
payment
Standard
its current
Swiss
by these two banks and
issues.
against
and
54,331
p.
from
ry.
Gross
wholly-owned
debentures
1951
1954
Net
United
and
corporation
$743,265
60,079
from
From
that
1952
$839,584
income.—
oper,
Net
system.
with
Manufac¬
according
Advertising Corp. for
officer of its
manufacturing division since
General Manager of United
Manufacturing
an
continue
Brig. General Willis
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Unit to Sell Debentures Abroad—
United
Leander
and
Maxson
associated
been
were
1935
products,
1953
May—
Gross
the
Corp,,'
A.
Advertising.
—Stock
merchandising program for distributors and retailers because
company's three full lines of television, radio, and high-fidelity,
the
comprehensive advertising and promotional program
and local levels, and such exclusive
Capehart features
a
1953
complete and
a
of
H.
tary projects.
$946,938
railway
railway—.—
179,
by
Appoints /General Slaughter—
208,345
railway——
from
ry,
will
Conn.,
558,479
184,215
$515,544
from
Net
1
Manufacturing was established in 1942 and is
engaged in
development and production of electrical
testing equipment used
ment
railway-—-
oper.
Net
—V.
been
has
to
1,394,036
441,261
141,043
income™
From Jan. 1—
Gross
July
respectively of
the design, development and
of precision
equipment and specializes in electronic and
electro-mechanical apparatus for the
Armed
Forces.
Maxson
main¬
major manufacturing activities at
Long Island City. N. Y. and
Old Forge, Pa.,
and a large serearch and
development division and
generkl offices in New York City.
42,408
1,370,695
1954
Net
business
Advertising
on
tains
2597.
p.
from
corporation
this
ago,
has
amounts
134,763
42,309
railway-..
from
Net
are
the
United'
extensively by the Armed Forces, the aircraft and
electrical industries,
major airlines throughout the world. Its
1951
113,681
May—
Gross
run¬
division
acquired
He
year
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
&
$3.43
Maxson ownersnip.
as
Telephone
a
and
and
$310,296.
95,676
railway
oper.
178,
$2.05
Maxson announced the appointment
Vice-President in charge of the
Division.
Keefe
years
the
1—
from
from
—V.
$1.88
of
1942.
179,
31,880
income
oper.
■
$1.06
manufacture
1953
$295,460
railway
ry,
ry.
$1,819,904-
made
Presidents
as
Mr.
27
.
International
announcement
Since
$281,096
railway
From
Net
$1,100,615
Simultaneously,
490,338
1954
Net
4,172,243:
$998,375
Corp.—Further Expansion—
has
Division
Hamden,
from
Gross
1,195,070
'
under
has
hearing
a
28,138,006;
2,355,721
United
from
Net
$34,130,153:
21,955,181
618,950
Maxson
Co;,
United
issue
to
L.)
Dreyfuss,
$316,159
490,338
,—
$24,250,866
14,807,793
share—
1724.
p.
corporation
Keefe,
$157,492
—-
outstanding—.
;
joint
■
~——
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$18,161,889
$570,896
per com.
179,
turing
&
due
Gross
Commission
$6,000,000
connection
expenditures
1266.
p.
12,
borrow
to
1954,' to be used
calls
SEC
banks;
to
until
proposed
31,
the
to
notes
persons
which
urogram,
—V. 179,
applied
promissory
prior to Dec.
1953
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings-
Michigan Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
is
1954
on
1954—3 Mos.—1953
11,588,580
taxes——_
(W.
427,752
ry;
interested
Earns,
2808.
p.
$900,595
inc.-
taxes
(& Subs.)—Sales and
Earnings Off
earnings
This
April 30—
income
on
earnings
notes
2473.
company
61,298
179, p. 1266.
Net
This
136,733
Net
—V.
May—
?3,000,000
213,312
Monday, July 5, 1054
.
1,154,337
298,374
'
Northrop Co.—Notes Sold Privately—Smith,
Barney & Co. has arranged for the private placement
prior to June 15, 1955 of $4,000,000 3%% promissory
$5,027,040
870,164
Indiana &
1,283,745
224,400
.
$12,778,426
Costs arid all expenses—
Federal
inc.
&
excess
2473.
p.
Earned per share_;
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$1,134,317
757,123
oper.
1,235,073
$6,108,965
Leeds
$859,843
p.
363,004
768,335
197,760
income
oper.
Common shares
year.
expenses
railway
152,056
railway—
i
$3.28
revenue-
—V.! 179,
320,348
railway-
Months
Net
$1.97
oper.
from
262,116
Period End. May 31—
sales
Net
profits
9,379,182
oper.
rev.
403,113
241,309
Earnings before Federal
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Net
ry.
—V.
Period Ended May 31—
Hailway
Hallway
from
from
Six
2473.
p.
365,642
Net sales
common
(new)
263,502
income
oper,
Federal
income-—
"Restated
179,
665,562
_J_„—'
of
$519,561
Lakey Foundry Corp.—Earnings Decline—
chgs.
Balance
1951
$653,016
railway-^.--—
"Deficit.—V.
sink¬
funds
1952
$631,874
72,798
/
rrs,
fixed
applied to
Xucome
593,080
ry.
1953
$513,208
railway
From Jan. 1—
Net
ry. oper. income
income Cr
deductions
-V.
435,921
from
Net
Net
Mueller Brass Co.
1354
from
Gross
revenues
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings-
May—
$
oper.
cility
Other
$
oper.
ifSquipment
Misc.
Lake
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$
.
2143.
stockholders
1,776,836
future
to
on
June
2,500,000.
29
voted
to
increase the
authorized
shares
The increase was asked in anticipation
postponed because of the situation arising out
of devaluation of the Mexican peso April
19, from 8.65 to the United
States dollar, to 12V2 to the dollar.—V.
179, p. 2598.
of
financing,
now
13
(61)
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Light Co.—Tc Borrow From
Milwaukee Gas
applied to the SEC for authorization to issue
$10,000,000 of promissory notes to ba^ks; and the Commission has
given interested persons until July
15, 1954, to request a hearing
thereon.
It is proposed to borrow the $10,000,000 from six banks, to
be nsed to pay off an outstanding $5,400,000 note and to finance its
construction program.—V. 178. p. 388.
The
■*'
i
' •"
-v
.
1953
$1,677,742
353,665
$1,721,542
280,169
$1,703,471
258,757
199,638
railway—~
frcm
Net
ry.
railway——
from
Net
136,221
127,867
income
oper.
Net
ry.
808,028
oper. income—
179, p. 2474.
—V.
1,809,803
1,610,876
710,925
1,542,843
railway—
from
Net
Railway
Railway
8*696,633
1,811,492
524,572
8,734,575
8,653,370
614,590
Net
Net
Net
ry.
1953
$180,553
11,078
$205,444
$251,658
32,697,
6,819
97,911
>?'<.
*1,575
income
oper,
1951
1952
-
railway-,
from
Net
Net
*
income
■',
sy.
1,142,093
366,324
1,088,912
334,507
112,137
130,152
126,034
from
ry. ,oner.
1951
$601,410
47,860
'*67,270
$586,135
1 65,283
*12,924
$682,208
124,820
11,093
From
Gross
2,479,079
2,878.924
2,805,635
Jan.
from
Net
ry
*109,775
income
Deficit.—V.
*38,626
179,
*201,109
*193,630 '
'
V
;
railway——
1254
$440,853
,168,911
income—
86,902
railway-
from
Net
from
Net
ry-.oper.
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.< oper.
—V.
[
railway—
Net
railway—
179,
p.
74,248
78,586
Net
from
2,477,254
1,030,782
2,145,910
2,161,581
770,329
913,202
369,066
343,789
From Jan. 1—
Net
Net
"J.*?
.
ry.
—V.
1953
1952
$500,360
$446,817
$491,454
131,984
" 39,344
88,219
151,919
22,779
62,630
2,362,141
514,153
79,754
.
from
income
oper.
2,417,685
618,915
223,290
2,279,408
504,771
2,336,612
674,082
267,009
:
179, p; 2475.
184,905
.Donald
V.
trend
of
June
and
on
balance
the
downward
Prlsident, on June 24 said he feels the
the Katy has run its course, and that
Fraser,
revenues
the
of
reduction
a
He
in
vested
than
and
pointed
weeks
two
some
later
that
out
usual,
than
crop
the crop, while being har¬
is of much greater yield
said
that
has placed privately with institutional invest¬
ors
an
issue of $2,800,000 of 4% first mortgage bonds
due 1984 through Stone & Webster Securities Corp., it
was announced on July 2.
.
The
and
anticipated.
been
Fraser
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$16,107,817 $19,090,941 $86,193,959 $99,246,523
13,582,990
15,995,096 70,563,973 79,564,919
revenue.
oper.
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
Net
—V.
179,
1,213,182
p.
ry.
$19,681,604
7,166,814 10,498,767
$3,095,845 $15,629,986
$2,524,827
income—
2598.
oper.
ry.
oper.
fr.
rev.
proceeds
for
Norfolk
from
Net
ry.
From
1,716,856
June 21
on
Utah—Files—
Salt Lake City,
filed a letter of notification
with the SEC
offered
offering 2,000,000 shares of capital stock (par four cents) to be
at six cents per share through James E., Reed Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to
operations.
mining
from
Net
ry.:loper,
from
ry.
Net
from
ry.
net
PROCEEDS—The
and
for
are
No.
'"
<■
stock
will
There
100,000
stock
at $3
$1)1
(par
also
upon
completion
additional
100,000
purchase
share.
per
:
outstanding
be
to
warrants
Outstanding
166,633 shs.
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
■
Common
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
V
of this financing
shares of common
organized
was
company
in Delaware
on
April 12,
1952
1951
$723,503
$795,781
283,179
336,677
158,032
69,928
123,148
County,
railway—
142,201
income.
2475.
3,617,273
N.
1,323,548
1,472,475
279,330
474,077)
act
Inc.—Introduces New
Cost-of-Living
this
cost-of-living
index
changed
has
since
the unit was first
year during
event by more than 7 Va % for each
the intervening period.
After retirement, the position will be checked each six
the amounts of individual pensions will be adjusted.—V.
but
in
no
National Cuba Hotel
months and
179, p. 2372.
Corp.—Offer Made to Debentureof America below.—V. 179,
holders—See Sheraton Corp.
J*••
717,.
National Cylinder
Gas Co.—Acquisition—
California Carbonic Co., Los Angeles,
its carbon dioxide business, Charles J.
1.
The outstanding capital stock of California Carbonic has been ex^
changed for 22,576 shares of National Cylinder common stock .
The
Los
Angeles firm sells carbon dioxide
in both liquid form,
which ultimately is used as gas principally for carbonated beverages,
This
company
has
acquired
thus further augmenting
in
President, announced on July
solid
form
as
dry
ice.—V.
from
Net
ry.
Net
Net
ry.
179, p.
2144.
This
Gypsum Co.—Expands
company,
with
Sales Organization—
effective July 1, established a new sales division
Chicago, 111., to accommodate its expanding
activity.
Melvin H. Baker, Chairman,
an¬
headquarters in
production
and
sales
nounced.
"This
represents
an
effect to intensify our
marketing of this year's
p.
The
Co.—Rate Increase
has been granted an
Commission, estimated to
company
U.
P.
before
basis
annual
to
5,128,375
1,152,773
124,604
4,482,836
700,446
24,576
new
rate
j
226,898
.
income.__
2475.
Edison
Ohio
This
5,352,438
1,074,939
71,805
.
railway.—.
oper.
179,
Ohio
62,058
454,994
196,165
.
railway
from
—V.
158,301
5,165,178
1,204,212
income
49,998
Granted—
industrial rate increase by the
amount to $1,902,000 on an
taxes.
became
as of June
10, 1954, and
customers.—V. 179, p. 2599.
effective
approximately 800 industrial
applies
Oil
used
to
oil
for
properties.
producing
locations
drill
located
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
be
on
Denver,
Co.,
and
gas
from the securities
on offset locations
At the present time
leases
in
offered are to
located on the
there are 18 such offset
Creek, Lincoln, Payne and Kay
Counties
Oklahoma.
He
net
income
the
of $2,891,
the company reported a
loss of $86,172 for the preceding year.
calendar
against
a
year
1953
was incorporated in Colorado on June 17,
business office in the Zook Building,
actively engaged during past years in the
business of exploring for, drilling for, and producing of oil and gas.
The company now proposes to expand these operations to intlude the
transportation of oil and gas, the construction of refineries, gasoline
BUSINESS—The
1936.
It
Denver,
maintains
Colo.
extraction
The
Wyo.;
It
its
principal
been
plants and pipelines.
currently holds
undeveloped acreage under oil and gas
in Big Horn, Crook, Johnson, Weston and Washakie Counties,
Mesa,
Moffatt and Rio Blanco Counties, Colo.;
and Grand
company
the New York Stock Exchange; and he may
to specific persons, firms or corporations in
The company will receive none of the proceeds !of'
shares
the
offer
also
to time on
time
from
sale
off-the-floor sales.
sale.
the
to
According
at
prospectus,
the
price of $30Vs
average
an
now
owns
a
"Assuming that such shares are sold
share (the closing price on the New
per
to be
Exchange for
approximately $2,959,000. less
by the sum of
Packaging Materials Corp.,
corporation on June 23
2,250 shares of
The
covering
SEC
$105,000
and
15
the amount
these shares
expenses:"—V. 179, p. 2250.
these shares on June 14, 1954),
received by Mr. Getty will exceed the cost to him of
Stock
shares
(of
subordinated 5%
stock and $700 of
Providence, R. L—Filer—
filed a letter of notification with (he
common stock (aggregating 45,000)
debentures, to be offered in units of
debentures, at $1,000 a unit,
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
and
for working capital;
also for reduction
2011.
without
for equipment
lokns.—V. 177.
to pay
of bank
y.
Mills Corp.—Option
Patchogue-Plymouth
Exercised
heretofore granted to Pilot International Corp. by tha
holders of the common stock of Patchogue-Plymouth M'Us
Corp. owning more than 51%
of said stock to purchase their shares
of said stock for the price of $55 per share has been exercised.
Notice
has
also been
received by the American Stock Exchange
that Pilot International Corp. has agreed to purchase from all other
holders of the common stock of Patchogue-Plymouth all. or any part,
of their shares of said stock at the price of $55 per share.
Holders
of
said stock desiring to accept said
offer are required to tender
their certificates to The Chase National Bank of the City of New York,
The
option
principal
agent,
before
or
on
made
agent
said
by
July 21,
1954, where payment
less deduction for
therefor will be
stock transfer taxes.—V. 157,
1563.
p.
Sold Privately—A new is¬
mortgage 414% sinking fund
due May 1, 1969, has been placed privately by
& Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., it was announced
Dairies, Inc.—Bonds
$1,528,000
of
sue
bonds,
Stroud
June 30.—V.
on
first
168, p. 254.
Industries, Inc., Petersburg,
Pinellas
Fla.—Files—
15 filed ?. letter of notification with tho
8%
convertible 10-year debentures and
16,500 shares of class A common stock, the latter to be off^ed ».;•
$3.50 per share.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay obligations
incurred for
construction of plant and for working capital.
Eiselo
& King,
Libaire Stout & Co., New York, has been named as under¬
corporation on June
$241,610 of
The
covering
SEC
writer.
.
Pittsburgh &
Railway
Lake Erie
31—
revenue-
oper.
expenses-
Railway oper.
Net rev.
Net
179,
—V,
fr. ry.
oper.
ry.
p.
oper._
income—
2476.
RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
$2,698,694 $4;576,632
2,648,463
3,245,071
June
On
certificate
share
of
25,
Co.,
1954,
New
$4,998,7 i
5,707.35j
Co., Inc.—Par Value
Changed
634,295
$1,331,561
(1,396,112
stockholders approved an amendment to
incorporation of the company so as to change
24,
of
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$14,461,186 $21,512,ltd
14,014,119 16,513,33.1
$447,067
3,544,219
$50,231
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
common
part Interest in leases in Payne, Creek
and Lincoln Counties, Okla., ana Montague County, Tex., from which
oil
and
gas
are
currently being recovered. It also has producing
properties located in the West Kutz Field, San Juan County, N. M.
company
June
shares <30.78',;-1 of the outstanding common stocck of the
together with 443,747 shares (33.49% ) of the preferred stock.
of record but not beneficially 51.41 %
of the common and
of the preferred.
He proposes to offer the 100,000 shares for
company
has
County, Utah.
The
registration statement with the SEC on
owns
Period End. May
EARNINGS—For
With SEC—
Oil Corp.—Registers
Western
1,535,311
Peim
Colo.—Stock Offered—
This company, according to a prospectus dated April 15,
1954, has given stockholders the right to subscribe on
or before July 31,
1954, for 800,000 additional shares of
common stock
(par 5 cents) at 25 cents per share. The
Central Bank & Trust Co., Denver, Colo., transfer agent,
will also act as subscription agent. Any remaining un¬
subscribed shares are to be offered to the general public
at market. The offering is not underwritten.
Oklahoma
merged
company,
1951
$1,020,299
'
railway
oper.
from
Gross
1952
$1,338,020
536,591
$1,267,949
it
covering 100,000 shares of its $4 par common stock.
Thj
shares represent outstanding stock held by J. Paul Getty of Los Angeles,
President and Director.
Mr. Getty is listed as the beneficial owner oi
p.
1953
$1,172,366
381,661
132,373
1954
;
railway__<_
from
leases
National
and
Pacific RR.—Earnings-
Northwestern
in
Haines,
Petroleum
From Jan. 1—
of pension plan, the first ever established
to
maintain
standard of living of
employees after retirement not¬
withstanding changes in the purchasing power of the dollar, has
been adopted by this corporation,
it was announced on June 30 by
G. T. Baker, President.
The new plan, which provides benefits geared to the cost of living,
is
expected to attract the widest attention in financial circles and
among employee relatidns experts,
and undoubtedly will serve as a
prototype for many other companies seeking to meet the problem
of inflation
as
it effects retired employees.
Joint
authors of the
program,
which has been designed to meet
the desires of National Airlines,
are the National City Bank of New
York, which will act as trustee, and Alexander & Alexander, Inc., of
New York, consulting actuaries, to N-A-L.
The
new
plan will remain permanently up-to-date, since benefits
are
tied
to
a
24-month
moving average based on the Consumers
Price Index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Each unit
of
pension credited to each employee during his active career with
National Airlines is
adjusted at retirement in the same proportion
type
new
is the largest single stockholder
Consultant.—V. 179, p. 2707.
Dallas*
of
Brunei*
its
May—
Gross
Pension Plan—
credited,
M.
H.
as
Net
strikingly
purpose
3,650.515
1,079,987
227,188
869,903
railway—
p.
the
Arnold
3,074.015
2.384,046
for
Federal Power Commission for
at competitive bidding on or
1954,
25,
•
said
were
corporation filed a
The
has been over¬
would use about $25,000,000 of the proceeds
Power Co. that were assumed whan
and that about $5,000,000 would be
construction.—V. 179, p. 2475.
for
used
York
,
1953
will
National Airlines,
and
speculation."
to be used to pay for drilling
2 well in Montague County, Texas,
proceeds
of the Reed
working capital.'
completing
363,749
income
oper.
179,
Calif.,
$1) at $3 per share."as a
stock (par
common
2145.
of Mountain States
bonds
companies
the
Pacific
Corp.—Stock Offering—J. R. Williston & Co. of New York City is offering 99,966 shares of
p.
16.
company
retire
to
11,486,431
$732,837
1—
Jan.
Net
p.
23,336,222
10,929,875
52,276
railway
oper.
irom
that
8,939,358
1954
Net
A
6,627,174
income...
$52x,593
196,402
railway
from
Net
—V.
81,138,948
23,811,417
of producing and selling crude oil, and exploring
and developing its own and other properties. The principal office of
the corporation is in Dallas, Texas.
It owns producing and non-produc¬
ing leases in Montague County, Texas, and the entire seven-eighths
working interest in 10,515 acres of non-producing property in Lincoln
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
Gross
84,474,370
12,632,341
75,775,400
18,449,393
Nortex Oil & Gas
and
to
about Aug.
2,628,090
2475.
p.
BUSINESS—The
May—
From
2,110,943
The
railway.
179,
2,316,676
66,799,197
railway.....
Net
1954
Gross
1,739,897
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
plans to' apply to the
sell $30,000,000 of bonds
company
authority
.
income...
oper.
111.; Baltimore,
Co.—Plans Financing—
Pacific Power & Light
The
railway
53.22%
Monarch Uranium Co.,
company
share by Blyth & Co., Inc. and assocaites
subscribed. See details in V. 179, p. 2810.
,
1951
Net
to be maintained in East Alton,
Conn., and New York, N. Y.—V. 179,
Haven,
New
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—
vThe recent public offering of 1,000,000 shares of 4.50%
.redeemable first preferred stock (par $25) at $25.75 per
Ry.—Earnings-
Western
&
founded In
!
1954
1953
1952
$13,854,740 $15,843,032 $16,348,280 $17,594,610
5,701,878
railway—__
3,427,039
4,553,205
4,369,969
irom
CAPITALIZATION
The
obligations
to pay certain outstanding
179, p. 1482.
to be used
are
construction.—V.
new
May
Gross
—V.
Railway
Md.;
continue
will
-offices
entire
the
Period End. May 31—■
2809.
p.
Sold Privately—The
Electric" Corp.—Bonds
.company
Southwestern wheat crop is larger
than
expected and
that farmers
and businessmen throughout the*
territory were now expressing optimism for the year as a whole.
"Wheat
carloadings on the Katy's northwestern division promise
to
be twice
as
great as last year's" he said,
"and should run to
5.000 cars, compared with 2,500 in 1953."
In regard to the Katy's outlook,
Mr. Fraser said that the greater
portion of the railroad's expenditures for maintenance
was taken
•care
of
during the first five months of the year, and that the
current
pickup in freight tonnages, coupled with reduced expenses,
should enhance the picture for the rest of 1954.—V. 179, p. 2474.
Mr,
incorporated below.—V. 179,
Textron
Newport
$368,00p compared with the same month of 1953.
based his observations on the substantial new wheat
territory,
had
were
of
Said, he
Katy
Co.—Sale Ratified—;
Newmarket Manufacturing
See
will
Olin
and are generally of the same size.
The new corporation will
approximately 36,000 employees, 43 plants in 24 states in this
country,' and 16 plants in foreign countries.
Olin
Mathieson
products will include industrial and agricultural
chemicals,
petrochemicals,
"Squibb" pharmaceuticals,
"Winchester"
sporting firearms, "Western" and "Winchester" sporting ammunition,
cellophane, polyethylene film, industrial explosives, non-ferrous alloys
and
frabricated metal parts, "Ecusta"
fine quality papers, "Frost"
forest products, "Powell" insecticides, "Ramset" powder-actuated tools
and fasteners and electrfcal pioducts.
Present plans for the new company do not contemplate any changes
in basic operations, according to Mr. Olin and Mr. Nichols.
Principal
year
release
of
the
May income
figures,
which reflected a gross revenue of
$5,819,000,
a
reduction" of $1,297,000 compared with May
of last
year,
and net income, after adjustment bond interest, of $152,000,
comments
Fraser's
Mr.
.
results for
wiH 'Show improvement.
made in connection with tlje
which the merger will become effective
according to John M. Olin, President of
and
1892
Ijave
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings" to Improve—
.
upon
shortly,
announced
kof the Finance Committee of the new corporation.
The merger will bring together two companies which were
;
-
f
effect in the two companies.
date
exact
The
be
1
from railway....
railway——
„Gross
1951
1954
123,438
37,031
income...
oper.
ry.
June
Thomas
S. Nichols,
President and Chairman of
Mathieson.
After the merger, Mr. Olin will become Chairman of the
Board
of
Olin
Mathieson and
Mr. Nichols will become President.
John W. Hanes, Financial Vice-President of Olin, will become Chairman
$484,568
railway..__
railway..—_ *
.
,
The
Industries,
'
~
from
Gross
.
Net
v" 469,369
'
May—
•
k
2,098,989
648,899
324,969
—
income
2474.
215,491
./
previously in
Susquehanna & Western RR—Earnings-
New York,
$487,180
153,347
115,715
•
$447,235
;-
-
,
'<
From Jan. 1—
1951
1952
1953
$527,264
266,463
>
Refining
County, N. M., and
this Block.—V. 179,
stockholders of this corporation and Mathieson Chemical Corp.
29 approved the merger of the two companies to form a new
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
The new company will
.be. one of the nation's important diversified processing and manu¬
facturing enterprises with total assets of about $500,000,000 and sales
of over $500,000,000.
j
Both meetings also passed a restricted stock option plan for execu¬
tives
of the
new
corporation, to be substituted for similar plans
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
farmout deal with The Frontier
a
Inc.—Consolidation Approved—
Olin Industries,
2475.
p.
2040.
P.
3,068,302
443,887
*83,126
272,474
309,155
*654,212
railway.—__
.oper.
-
*8,791
'
1—
railway,
from-
Net
*
$512,832
>
income,
has made
acreage
deal
corporation,
1952
railway.
railway..!—
Net
.•
excess
in the "B" Block, San Juan
pending to test the Dakota Sand on
the
a
in
Well.
1
company
for
now
are
tested
been
No.
on
1953
1954
irom
Gross
27,364
•
Western Ry.—Earnings—
&
May—
71,810
36,070
2474.
179, p.
Deficit.—V.
'
$230,385
1,173,860
334,587
1,003,604
179,496
71,211
railway—
oper.
ry.
9,322,197
.-V J •.
6,527,597
1,848,902
■■
and
Sands,
have
$4,421,254 $16,046,555 $22,514,175
1,374,951
Ontario
York,
Net
railway
from
from
Net
$3,462,162
2707.
p.
New
From Jan. 1—
Gross
179,
oper._
ry.
income^— *
oper.
46,730,818
41,804,557
9,585,134
8,361,674
horizons,
producing
all
The
Co.
,
1554
railway—-
from
Gross
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
"
•/
expenses.
oper.
the
RR.—Earnings—
Mississippi Central
May—
revenue.
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$11,823,836 $14,006,388 $57,851,112 $69,244,993
31—
has
which are the Skinner, Perue and the Red
producing from the Red Fork.
These wells
of 400 barrels per day.
The
company's Olinghouse No.
2 was drilling at 3,250 feet on
June 28,
and the correlation on the big line was running flat with
three
have
Chicago & St. Louis
New York,
three
it
Forks
$1,761,124
342,785
95,487
to
which
.
Period End. May
railway
from
Gross
$40,364,672 $35,902,201
179, p. 2475.
DEVELOPMENTS—The company is now drilling a direct
producing wells in Payne County, okla., in one of
a
one-fourth interest.
These three wells have found
RECENT
ofset
9,160,630 shs.
Martgan, President; E. W. Davis, Vice-President;
Secretary; and A. Asborno, Treasurer,
H.
Murchison,
G.
Wm.
-
■
1954—24 Weeks—1953
$232,522,003 $209,584,767
1954—4 Weeks—1953
Period End. June 19—
—V.
From Jan. 1—
8,223,482
'
Outstanding
10,000,000 shs.
cents)
five
(par
OFFICERS—W.
Sales Up—
National Tea Co.—Current
1951
1952
'
''
.r
'•
•
•
Sales
1954
May—
'
gypsum
paint, rock wool,
p. 2249.
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
Common
wallboard,
gypsum
lime, .asbestos products,
insulation board.—V. 179,
and
materials
•
including
materials,
plaster,
lath,
acoustical
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
are
building
of
metal
and
''''
'
-
now
company
variety
Ry.—Earnings—
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Gross
The
has
company
sales
"Our
Mr. Baker said in explaining the realignment.
2% ahead of 1953's total of nearly $117,000,000."
manufactures under the Gold Bond trademark a
production,"
increased
Banks—
-i.
1954,
th >
ea-n
stock, par value $5, into two shares of new
$2.50. This amendment was filed on Juno
with the Secretary of State of Deleware. The Bankers Trusi
York, is exchange agent.—V. 166, p. 1792.
present common
stock, par value
(Continued
on
page
51)
.
j
14
(62)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
the
all
indicate
we
during the current week.
Then
dividends
Eastern
Ekco
an¬
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
-
Per
Name of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
$1.^0
Share
Refineries,
Sugar
A
Allied Control Co.,
■.
preferred
Industries,
Corp.
Amerada
Petroleum
American
Can
American
&
Co.
$1.20
Effird
$1.25
Radiator
8-13
7-23
Field
14c
-
8-17
Steamship
Americ.n
Thermos
Food
1
7-10
6-30
7-10
6-30
7-10
9-24
9-1
$1.75
9-
1
8-24
$2
7-
1
6-23
\._
Co.,
Qardner-Denver
4%
Mills,
Steel
7-20
2
Common
5%-
8-
$1.12%
22 V2C
(quar.)
com.
2
9-
78-
1
(quar.).
27 %C
9-
1
8-
5
Gladding,
62 %c
9-
1
8-
5
Goodall-Sanford,
$2.36
preferred
59c
9-
1
Equipment, 4%%
6%
preferred
preferred
2nd
Atchison,
preferred
Topeka
5G»/4C
9-
1
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
$1.50
Santa
Fe
Ry.
(quar.)
(quar.)
From
Ayres
investment
(L.
4%%
S.),
preferred
(quar.)
series)
Rubber
Co.
Bartgis
Bros.
Co.
quar.)
Class
A
Belknap
7-15
7-15
6-30
ment
took
at
Edison
$3.80
(quar.)
Co.
action
on
held
common
June
on
(quar.)
Burrus
Mills,
Gas
Horn
5
2
7-
Co.,
common
10c
(quar.)
8-16
95c
10-
15c
Ltd.
(interim)
this
at
payment
Co.
6-30
8-
2
8-
6
8-
2
10c
Linen
$1.50
1st
Mills,
Ltd.,
preferred
Calif.
partic pfd. (quar.)
Electric Power Co., $3 pfd.
Calif.
Water
$1.32
&
Telephone Co.,
preferred
preferred
$1.02
Class
Car &
A
Co.
__
Central
Kansas
Power,
Chicago, Aurora
Chicago Corp.
Chicago Mill &
4%%
pfd.
Elgin R. R.
(quar.)_
Lumber
Co.
9-
8-
$1.19
7-15
7-20
7-12
preferred
20c
8-
25c
9-30
1
7-
(quar.)
__ZZ_ZIZZZZ
Electric
Co.,
(quar.)
Consolidated
Consolidated
Co.
(Ga.)
Consumers
Power
Inc.,
Co.,
partic.
com.
4.50%
preferred
preferred
pfd.
Copper
preferred
&
(quar.)_
'
&
Indus.,
pelaware Power
&
Detroit Gasket
Detroit
Dl
&
Canada
Steel
&
Class
B
Products Co.
(quar.)
Dominion
5%
A
(quar.)
&
2nd
convertible
$$1.25
-$1,05
preferred
Co.
-
25c
8"
1
2
8-16
30c
8-
8-13
.8-13
7-10
7-27
2
7-19
7-
1
6-25
8-
2
7-
6
of
at
7-
2
7-15
(quar.)
Inc
on
common
common
Structural
preferred
at
Steel
Shovel
&
30c
div.)
Mississippi Power
&
Light,
4.36%.. preferred
$6
50c
$2.25 .preferred. A
Motion
%
Mount
6%
(quar.i
Royal
Mutual
Mills,
Ltd.
7
7
Neptune
Meter
$2.40
New
York
common
Wire
9-
1
8-13
Northern
8-
2
7-15
$2.45
$30c
ioc
9-
8-13
Northern
7-31
Oberman
6
cash
Consolidated
1
7-
8-16
8-
7-17
Okonite
(quar.)
Co.
plus
Gold
Illinois
Co.
$20c
Gas
7-
6-23
10-15
15c
37 %c
(quar.)__
60c
(quar.)
5c
8-10
7-15
2
8-15
7-30
8-15
7-30
8-
2
30c
8-
2
9-15
7-20
7-14
9-
1
share
of
1
6-21
8-2
7-2
25c
$15c
10-
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
$$1.25
9-
1
25c
$1.75
1
6-21
8-16
$50c
8-27
7-
$2
7-20
7-
1
6-24
33c
7-10
6-22
7-10
6-30
31 vic
7-
1
6-21
g-
2
8-
2
Inc.—
56Vic
45c
pfd.
(quar.)
surplus)
River
30c
7-22
8-14
7-30
8-
2
7-13
8-
2
7-
9
7-15
I2V2C
7-20
7-12
30c
7-31
7-15
25c
8-
7-26
70c
9
8-16
8-
2
9-
1
8-16
50c
7-
1
6-23
5%
9-
1
8-16
60c
8-15.
7-30
dividend)
(quar.)
payment
successive
on
>
quar.
10c
;_
7-
1
6-19
15C
(quar.)___
7-
1
6-19
8-
1
7-19
30c
Line
8-
35c
:
8-20
7-
6-23
30c
8-26
8-
8-
2
7-16
8-10
7-19
633/4C
pfd.
1
9
5
Corp.—
(increased
quar.)
(quar.)
60c
$1.25
income
6c
9-
1
8-13
7-30
7-15
—
$1.25
(quar.)
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
1
9-
1
8_2o
7-6
7-2
62V2C
15c
6-21
7-19
6-30
7-15
7-
2
(initial)
$25c
7-20
7-
5
(quar.)
20c
7-
6-25
com.
(quar.)
7-
1
$25c
9-
1
75c
(quar.)
Co.
on
25c
(Directors
dividend
a
6-25
7-30
8-16
10-
8-
1
2
9-15
again
payment)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Corp
(monthly)
9-10
$1
9-30
9.20
10c
Co.
Co.
1
$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mfg.
Jr.
2
$1.08
Instrument
Oil
7-15
1
25c
(quar.)
action
7-15
8-
8-
$56'/4C
.__
Breweries,
RR.
Cement
7-15
8-16
8-16
7-16
25c
8-26
(quar.)
8-20
1
8-20
1
9-20
11-1
10-2O
50c
_r_______
1
910-
25c
Gas
9-
25c
25c
j
8-2
7-15
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid- The list does
not include divi¬
1
dends
-
8-9
9-10
we
:
announced
this week,
these beings given in the
preceding table.
Per
Name of Company
Abitibi
Power
&
Co., Ltd. $1.50 pfd_
Above Issue called for redemption on
July
30 at $25
,
A.
C.
F.
$12V60
(From
Common
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
not
75c
6-25
7-15
8-15
7-27
9-15
9-
75c
—
2
$1
profits)
(quar.)
preferred
JZoM
7-30
75c
surplus
(quar.)
7%
When
Pavable of Ren.
share plus dividend
per
Industries Inc., com.
Special
■
Share
PaDer
12-15
12-
1
3-
1
75c
(quar.)
,
$1.75
8-
3-15-55
8-
2
I
7-15
7%
7-30
15c
6-30
7-23
7-
9
20c
(quar.)
6-21
7-
9-2
11-
1
9-22
12 %c
7-
1
6-2L
50c
8-
2
7-16
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
9-15
9-
1
7%
Pato
Dredging
Co
9-2
1
2c
Co.,
Electrical
Below
9-14
8-31
(liquidating)—
l/20th
.
9
8-
20c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
7-31
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Engineering Works
Mfg., 5%
~
2
2
5c
7-12
6c
(quar.)
Empire Mines
in
8-14
7-16
5c
2
7-
50c
Coal
no
York County
7-12
common
$1.75
Co.
•
7-12
'
1010-
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
'
7-10
(quar.)
common
Cloth
2.
J50c
$56'/4C
Monthly
Monthly
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
Merchaadise
Niagara Share Corp.
Northern
I
Co.,
preferred
York
,8-2
$30c
(quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.)
7-15
63c
7-
Co.,
5c
■
7-15
(quar.)
com.
6-22
Fund—
Iron
&
preferred
Wichita
7-15
7-30
8-25
omitted
Equipment, Ltd.
Whitehall
7-15
.
6-21
Co.—>
investment
Inc.
1
15C
(Boston)
Biscuit
1
2
56Vic,*
.
Products Co.,
(quar.)
Rice
Fund
net
Pacific
5
(quar".) Jj
Clemens Metal
preferred
Mount
(quar.)'.
com.
^
9-
7-16
1
(quar.)
Laboratories, Inc., 5%
Investing Corp
Weston
9
11-
2
8-
$5c
.
Advertisihg SerVide
~
8
7-
2
Street
took
6
7-
1
8-
.$1.09
.
*
Picture
8-
$1.50
<quar.)_
_•
7-
1
8-
7-
2
20c
Pipe
(quar.)
Westmoreland,
7-15
9-15
12-
$25c.i
pfd.
2
2
7-16
$1.06%
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Morris Plan Corp. of
America,
8-
5%
McArthur Chemical Co.,. Ltd.—
5%. preferred
(quar.)
>
8-
7-22
50c
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
Calif,
Westmoreland
7%c
37y2c
7-10
30c
Corp., 5%
Canada
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
capital
Gas
of
Western
Co., Ltd.—
(stock
Co.
Western
7-15
Co
Co.
7-
$62%c
(quar.)
Walker
Wall
this
9-15
7-15
(quar.)
Continental
5%
$$1.25
8-
(quar.)__
Watson-Standard
7-23
7-15
(quar.)
preference
Corp
Mfg. Co.
Virginia Coal
2
75C
6
8-2
4V2%
the second
Aircraft
Waterous
Corp
Field
for
preferred
Oil
Warner Co.
(s-a)
7_
(quar.)
United Telephone Co.
(Indiana)
5% preferred (quar.)
4
7-
5
7_15
(reduced)
(Directors
Co.
From
7-21
7-15
8-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
United
pay¬
(quar.)
8-15
7-15
8-
2
Glass
United
deferred
payment
preference
8-15
2
1
8-
8-14
(quar.)
convertible
Metal
Union
6-30
9-
7-16
7oc
6%
Co.
Transcontinental
7-14
7-31
30c
(Directors
7%
preferred
(quar.)
National Chemical &
Mfg.
8-
2
7-15
7-26
$10c
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
Townsend
Inc.—
no action
time.
National
$37Vic
8-
7_15
7-31
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Corp.
7-12
$1
Fund,
7-19
7-15
2
60c
Publications
on
8-
7-15
2
Aircraft
Titan
7-15
$15c
._.
Mutual
this
2
$$2
(accum.)
8-
7-22
2
8_
7-26
(quar.):
class A (quar.)
(from
com.
&
Towmotor
6-30
75c
1
8-
Light—
Co.
P.)
stock
$2.55
7-15
B
Ltd.,
Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
6%
6-30
45c
8-
15c
50c
Co.,
Coo.
Finance
Timm
7-15
(quar.)
6-29
2
Time
6-25
2
$1.80
7-12
8-
9
8-
&
&
Corp.
com.
9-15
Inc.—
preferred
2
9
8-
1
18c
(quar.i
Power
$10c
(reduced)
Pittsburgh
6%
3
Ltd~ZI
(quar.)
pfd.
Corp.
8-
7-
1
45c
8-
40c
2c
Corp.,
(quar.)_
Brewing
Tire
Macotta
$$1.25
common
preferred
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., 4.80%
Duquesne
9-
9- -1 •
-
$1.25
8-14
9-
10-
56'Ac
(quar.)_
iquar.)
25c
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd
5%
8-
7-15
8-25
45c
;
:
25c
(quar.jZZ
(quar.)
Dpminion Fabrics, Ltd.,
1
1
15c
(quar.)
$2.40
Thor
6-25
1
25c
preferred
Separator,
Thatcher
7-15
7-
Roofing—
Taylor Instrument Cos.
2
6_2j
8-2
$1.50
Container Corp.
Supermarkets Corp.
4.32%
2
8-
&
Taylor-Colquitt
2
8-
$1.50
Bakeries,
25c
income
Investment
&
Co.
1st
New
investment
Anglo
preferred
4
98-
8-
8-10
:
preferred
50c
Z
Shares, Inc.—
net
3
35c
ZZ.ZZZZ
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
____
From
3
9-
15c
(quarl
Co.
Tunnel
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class
Dividend
9-
1
60c preferred
Mathieson Chemical
Corp., com.
Quarterly cash dividend
4y<%
preferred
(quar.)__
7-23
1
10-
8-10
8-10
Moneta
~~
Mfg.
8-20
10-
17%c
ZZZZZZZZZZZ"
Light"
Maul
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
participating
Marion
6-30
$113
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4'/2%
Bleachery,
Marshall
6-30
$112
37 %c
$1.25
(quar,)
Rubber
5%
6-30
31i/4C
Co.
Co.
7-15
55c
Crown Zellerbach
Corp., $4.20 pfd. .(quar..)ZZ
Davenport Water, 5% pieferred
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Vilbiss
Inc.,
preferred
Mackinnon
9
6-30
7-15
7-15
15c
paystrom,
Detroit
7-15
7-16
time).
"
(quar.)
preferred
Bryant,
$1.50
7-31
$1
6-30
«
15c.
Tampa Electric
7-10
7-15
6-30
action
2
■
7-22
7-20
7-15
MacFadden
6-23
8-
$1
30c
31 Vic
(quar.)
j
8-10
5C
Co.,
Superior Steel
7-15
25c
ment
2
8-
2
8-15
_
.
Dean
8-
8-16
8-20
~~
Steel
Continental
De
8-
8-16
20c
(quar.)
^Transportation Lines
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.5%
6-23
$1.37%
j.
_
iquar.).:
5%
2
(liquidating)
2
8-
Locks, Inc. (quar.),___;
Consolidada, (S. A.), American pfd. shs.
Directors tqok
6-26
60c
(quar.i
4.52%
Continental
15c
7-31
7-26
Lowell
7-15
7-31
Stone
Superior
7.
9
$i.i6
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Light
Fuel
(J.
6_2i
$i.50
Power
Sunrise
10-15
Link-Belt
7-15
8-
(quar.)_
2
Loomis-Sayles
2
7-15
1
9
7-31
7-12
2
8-
8-
7-
8-
7-30
A
Iron
Gas
(A.)
j
ji5c
convertible
Stevens
7_
21c
Power
Stein
6-18
7-
8-6
(quar.)
Common
9-15
$1
2
25c
Foods
Standard
7-15
1
10c
(quar.)
1
preferred
& Power
series
Standard
6-16
1 "
11-
7-31
'11
1
8-
62 %c
(accum.)_
pfd. C
(quar.)_
5V2%
preferred
Lockwood-Dutchess
50c
Royalties,
2nd
7-
10-
7-
7-26
+20c
5%
States
Springfield
8-16
$1.75
9
15c
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
Electric,
7-
33c
(quar.)
Consolidated Metal Products
Consol.
2nd
7-
$1.50
(quar.i
J_
5%% pfd. (quarZHZZ
Coppermines Corp. (quar.)
Gas
common
7-12
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-22
17c
Gas.
(quar.i
1st
7-31
$20c
1
$1
7-31
25c
Fund, Inc.—
Z—ZZZ
Commonwealth Edison Co., $1.40
pfd.
6%
preferred
Concord Natural
5%
Co.,
9-
15c
(quar.)
Legare Co., Ltd.,
Lehmah
Corp
Lewis
Bros., Ltd
9
8-16
13 3/4 c
Lee
6-25
1
4V'2%
8-16
9-
6_i8
5c
Co
Canada
Common
8-16
1
50c
common
25c
(quar.)
Colonial
Concord
6-30
1
9-
25c
common
Co.
30c
J.) Co.. Ltd. (quar.)
(Dan) Co. (quar,):.
preferred
Co.,
Inc.,
9-
97 %c
:__
(quar.i
25c
Coghlin
convertible
L.)
Common
7-20
$1.25
pfd.
$1.32
1
$1
_______ZZZZZ
8-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.).;
Inc.,
6-30
93 3A c
common
2
75C
5% pieferred
(accum.)
Special
Investments &
Securities,
6-24
7-21
7_
ioc
Additional
8-19
6-30
6-25
6-18
(Texas)
Co., Ltd._^
Southern Ice, $7 preferred
(accum.)
Southern Industries Fund, Inc
6
9-10
.
$1.05
Co.
Electric
Langendorf
9
9-15
$2
(B.
Co.,
(quar.)__
preferred
$1.80
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
(quar.)
Coast Counties Gas &
Elec., 4%
4.80% preferred B (quar.)__
Cohen
&
7-
(quar.)
Lane
Co.—
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis—
5%
$1
30c
17 %c
Kwikset
6-30
$2
(extra)
(F.
Kuhlman
4%
preferred (s-a)__
Citizens Bank (Bklyn.)
B.)
Heintz,
7-15
1
2
(quar.)_.
(H.)
Southern
7-21
7-
25c
(S.
Southern
(quar.)
Service
preferred
Kroger Co.,
La
1
7-21
2
RR.
Sons Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Morgan) Co. (quar.)
Smyth Mfg. Co
6-21
10c
Inc
(quar.)
7%
7-
7-20
2
8-
7-
(reduced)
Potomac
(quar.)
Simon
6-30
8-2
8-
75c
&
preferred
Dairies, Ltd.,
B
Smith
7-15
50c
(Bridgeport)
Mutual,
preferred
6%
1
7-15
Class
Corp.—
preferred
<s-a)
Knudsen Creamery Co.,
1
(quar.)__
7-15
Extra
7-12
2
2
5%
8-20
9-17
17 %c
______
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal R. R.
9-10
88-
Silverwood
7-20
iqc
class B~
6%
preferred
7-20
7-12
25c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Stores,
2
2
$50c
Co.__;
Shedd-Bartush
7-15
25c
Machines
preferred
&
3
(liquidating).
&
Business
Kentucky Stone
3
8-
50c
Cold Storage Co.
iquar.)
Central Hudson Gas &
Electric (quar.)
8-
8-23
35c
(quar.)_
Central
8-23
$20c
I
7-
2
8-12
$1.25
7-10
2
9
$$2.50
(s-a)
4%
2
8-
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.
7-10
8-
7-
(quar.)
7-10
8-14
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
Stores,
8-
7-23
8_
+50c
4V2 % preferred series B
(quar.)
Shawmut Association
(quar.)
;
Extra
6
7-12
Kennedy's,
$25c
__.
$1.25
(quar.)
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
__________
7-15
1
1
7-15
1
7-
8-
1
7-10
1
7-15
56 %c
7-15
(quar.)__
Shawinigan Water
7Z23
9-
7-10
1
8-16
8-25
$$1.12>/2
(Los Angeles)
Corp.
Leather
Shaffer
40c
com.
&
&
Seton
7-30
8-
Y.)t
1
8-
com¬
25c
(N.
1
8-
share
$1.25
Co.
1
8-
per
6
7-31
—
Valley Gas Co.
Aircraft
Scarfe
8-25
(quar.)_
Hardart
8-
25c
(quar.)
Carborundum
Thrift Co.
&
8-
30c
9-10
20c
8-
31'/4c
_
8
W5c
f
Johnson & Johnson, 4%
Johnson Testers, Inc.
7-15
St.
6-21
Jefferson
7-15
1
7-
7-
5
}30c
W Fine
Claps A
(quar.)
33c
(quar.).!
(quar.)__
Ordinary
8-
7-15
j
7-15
8-
15c
Building Co., 6% preferred (accum.)
Foods Inc., 4% pfd.
(quar.)
Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)
&
Schaffer
(quar.)
preferred
Jacobs
Rohr
6-24
6-23
7.
(s-aj"Z__I
A
Gas
S
6-30
6-30
7.15
$1.25
Russ
called
Co
Co.
Public
4%
7-15
1
75e
(quar.)_
.
(quar.)
preferred
Marx
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Canadian
8-
1
8-
$20c
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.25
6
8-
$38c
2nd
8-
$20c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
1
7-23
2
6-26
(J.
2
Extra
Caldwell
9-
8-
(quar.)_
Fund, Inc. (from investment income)
Jack
7-16
20c
9-10
$2
isc
50c
(quar.)
Co.
7-12
2
$1.50
5C
Light & Power, common
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
2
50c
preferred
Ivey
$1.75
8-
8-
35c
'
class
Rockland
6-25
7-12
7-12
25c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
6%
7-28
>
7-20
10%
Paper
Sargent
into
Convertible
3.90%
time.
(quar.)__
2
8-27
25c
issue
2
_________
Fredericksburg
Grande
Rising
(Texas)—
;
4.20%
(quar.)
Cement
8-13
&
Finance
3.75%
action
110
7-
30c
&
Iowa
6
Rio
9
5c
Investors
7-21
7-
65c
;
took
8-20
7-15
$$1.50
18 %c
Investors
7-12
6-30
$3c
(quar.)
60c
(entire
8-
$1.37Vi
37J/2C
Roanoke
(quar.)
July 30 at $52
Quarterly
Mortgage
9-20
25c
<quar.)___
(Directors
1
7-19
7-
Cementing Co.—
on
7-28
(quar.)
obligations (quar.)
Div.
6-25
40c
International
2
7-12
Well
2
Common
8-16
1
25c
Insurance
(quar.)
4.50%
pfd.
Mfg.
Hudson
9
8-
Oil
Mfg.
5%
7-20
8-
10%
Co.
common
8-
1st pfd.
Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd., $5 1st pfd.
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
Home Light & Power Co.
(quar.)
9
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Calaveras
9
2-
70c
Inc
M.)
8-
11-10
25.
.__
Perkins
(A.
1
2
1
9
8-
(quar.)
(s-a)
Richmond
7-
7-20
preferred
Republic Supply Co.
5
the
Extra
pay¬
(quar.)
Reef Mines,
Brewing Co.
Burger
1
for
4>/a%
•}.
7-9
(quar.)_
Petroleum, Ltd.,
B
7-9
1
(quar.)
A
class A
Class
9
9-
$1
July 30
Honolulu
dividend
Broulan
1
3-
payment
6%
Lite
Schaffner
Higbie
Corp.—
Co.
preferred
6c
912-
to
Hettrick
2
15C
8-
35c
Corp. of America, 4%% pfd, (quar.)i
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
pieferred (quar.)
4
7-
15c
no
Taunton
Stock
8-
2
20c
(quar.)
$2
7-9
t
{
7.9#?
ZZZZZZZZZZ
i——i
A.),
I
g-
B
Reliance
7-
7-15
(C.
8-
1
$1.25
dlass
Brewing,
8-1
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reeves-Ely Laboratories
7-16
2
8-
$1.30
Quarterly
'
meeting
Oil
Boston
Brooxs
1
8-
15C
Bishop
Brockton
9-
a
8-16
$$1.25
Hat
5
$6
Quarterly
Directors
7-
$75c
(s-a)
Mfg.
6
8-
7-
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inspection & Ins. Co.—■
6-30
7-15
on
this dividend).
Hart,
7
5c
:__L__
Hotel
&
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Hardware
1
15c
30c
Paper Co.,
Franklin
10-
$1.25
.___
2
40c
Cj.,
plus
8-
7-20
20c
(quar.,____
B
Class
7-15
$10c
.___
Reed
8-12
(quar.)
redemption
mon
(s-a)___.
Quarterly
Bingham-Herbrand
Cinn.
2
for
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Power &
Benjamin
$1
7-15
8-
pfd.
Co., common
preferred (quar.
Haloid
7-20
2
_
Body
Bathurst
80c
7-30
3
2
(quar.)
4%
Ltd.,
Co.
Southern
Increased
8-
__;
Brothers
7-20
7-30
98-
62 %c
Quarterly
Halle
6-22
7-21
50c
Top
Class
7-21
$1
Co.
&
Inc.,
Belyea,
Halliburton
25c
Extra
Batavia
&
7-12
7-26
$1.12%
—
Extra
on
7-16
$1.12%
______
(quar.)
(increased
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
5%
preferred (quar.)
7%
7-30
9
2
2
(quar.)_
quar.)
taken
Union
Gr«,at
8-13
1
2
25c
Baldwin
Byers
1
9-
8-
20c
—
preferred
(1947
—
788-
8-13
2
dividend)—
Red
preferred.
Gordon
Grand
$2.40
income—
4 % %
9-
$1.25
56V4C
(quar.)
&
Mfg.
McBean
action
6%
8 "20
40c
(quar.)
Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd.
Axe Houghton Fund "B," Inc.—
Avco
No
5
$1.31 >/4
<quar.)__-__
common
iquar.)___
common
(reduced
(quar.)
5.25%
7-15
1
8-
$110
(quar.)
common
Preferred
9-
$1.17
common
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.
Raytheon Mfg. Co. (stock
6-29
35c
preferred
preferred
Aro
2
6
2%c
(quar.)_
Wares, Ltd.—
preferred
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
87-
_____
Inc.
$1.10
8-
7-16
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)
8-24
2
$2.50
(quar.)___._.
Telephone Co. of Ky., 5.20% (quar.)
Genessee Brewing, class A & B
(quar.)__
5
8-
6-21
93 %c
General
6
8-16
6-30
25%
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
General
6-30
8-
25c
(quar.)
7-16
75c
dividend)
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
$1.07%
Plate Glass Co.
(quar.)
(Thos. G.) Corp., 7% 1st
pfd (accum.)
«P°rtlland .Wooler* Mills, 6%?pfd.
(quar.)
Prentice (G. E.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Prosperity Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
7-16 *
1
60c
General
7-i5
$1.25
2
8-
Extra
Karkj—
„_
Service
Co.
(quar.)
*
Pittsburgh
8-
20c
Madison
Gameweil
preferred
5fc%
$1.75
Ave.; $5 preferred (quar.)
Frankenmuth Brewing
(quar.)
6-30
25c
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
Pittston
2
7-21
7-15
10c
Plant
(quar.)_
(stock
7-15
Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
400
Corp.
Appalachian Electric Power—
4 % %
preferred
(quar.)
Public
7-
30c
7-
2
preferred
5%
7-16
9
$1.50
Florida
Fair Stores
1
7-
8-21
2
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-
$1.12>/2
(quar.)_
preferred
4-40%
Co.
7-15
$1
Sanitary
(Abilene,
Bottle
&
7-22
30c
(quar.)
—_______—
Telephone Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Field
2
6-25
8-
8-
Gear Co.
preferred
PhillipE-Jones
7-16
10c
__
Telephone Corp.
2
15c
(quar.)
Marshall
8-
Corp.,
&
4.30%
2
$35c
—
pref.
Products, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)___
prior
Food
____________
25c
—___
8-
iquar.)
American
$jl.40
8-
8-16
31 ViC
Standard
Ltd.,
8-16
Firth
Inc.—
(quar.)
Grain,
65c
(quar.);
4%
pfd. (quar.)
3.80%
7-20
7-20
9-10
Inc.—
preferred
Oil
Machine
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
25c
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
7-20
7-31
50C
<quar.»_
&
0%
9
7-
8-10
7-31
Aggregates,
Western
Perkins
When
Share
,
(quar.)
$1.25
Coast
Pacific
6
,
Co.
convertible
7-13
8-
1
15c
35c
—
7-16
8-31
9-
10c
—
Pacific
7-15
15c
Sterling Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co. (quar.)
5c
8-13
62 %c
Co.
Fibreboard
7-23
25c
Company
Pottery
Co.
7-15
—____
(quar.)__
(Marshall).
See
7-17
1
8-
I2V2C
_________
American
Arizona
Feiters
tquar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Pederal
8-20
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Casualty, com.
&
Common
7%
9-10
preferred
preferred
preferred
Amer.
Mills,
Fidelity
prior
9-10
Outlet
7-15
1
.—_—____
Falstaff Brewing Corp. (quar.)
Fashion Frocks, Inc. (quar.)
1
1
50c
preierred
&
9-15
_______—
(quar.)
convertible
Exeter
10c
(quarj_
Inc
American
1
10-
—
Inc., 7%- preferred
Amalgamated Sugar, ;S.%
4%
10-
2nd
88-
(quar.)
common (quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Hampton Electric (quar.)
1st
5%
Onondaga
6
8-
40c
(annual )_^__—______
preferred
8-16
Per
Name of
2
8-
$1.12%
(quar.)__—_——__l.—____
common
Holder*
8-12
50c
(quar.)—v~—--
Forge & Steel Corp.,
6%
Payable of Ree
30c
+
Ambrook
Erie
25c
(quar.)—________
Co.
convertible
$$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Aircraft Radio Corp, (quar.)
4
$2
Holder*
$12 %c
(quar.)
5%
Mfg.
Payable 0/ Reo.
(quar.)
(quar.
common
preferred
Equity Corp.,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
class
When
Utilities Association
Products,
4%%
Emhart
follow with
we
Steamship Line, Inc.
When
Share
Name of Company
Eastern
Monday, July 5,1954
...
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
12-15
12-
1
$1,75
3-15-55
7%
preferred
(quar.)
3-1
Acme Aluminum
$1.10
•'Adams
conv.
(J. D.)
Alloys, Inc.—
preferred (accum.)
Mfg. Co.
27V4c
(quar.)
(Continued
25c
on
page 48)
1
7-15
*VlO
8-
6-15
Number 5339
Volume 180
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
(63) jg
•
,
Stock Record «» NetV Yo rk Stock Exchange
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
-
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
^
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1953
Jun
8Vi Sep
14
49% Apr
7
115 % Apr
8
20
9% Jan
6
11% Jan
19
5% Jan
29
Jan
112
25
99
29
Jan
5
106
3
10% July
23
6% Jan
49% May 25
32
73% Jan
8
93
29
85 % Mar 18
4
22% Apr
Dec
72
7%
20
Dec
31
26% Jan
6
27% Jan
Adams
14
2
35% May 12
v* Sep
35% Jan
4
25
25
4
29% Jun 29
16
59% Jan
27
58
18% Dec 31
32% Jan
6
18 % May
10"% Mar
6
7% Jan
4
Jun
14
7% Sep
49% Sep
3
29% Jan
114% Jan
5
150
Jun
3
•2
Sep
11
3
Sep 15
152
Oct
9
81
25% Sep
8% Oct
Sep
17
Dec 29
Jun
29
167
4
2% Jan
4.50%
14
Jan
12
81
3% Jan
4
4% Feb
Feb
15
9
4
8
1
28% Jan
4
97
8
3
Mar
104
4
' May
92% Mar 11
$4
May 21
Allen
10
8
96% Jun 29
Allied
9
18% Jan 20
8
26
Jan
4
32% Jun
16
37% Jan
4
47
Jun
18
Allied
3
Nov
4
90
Jan
5
96% Mar
45% Jan
4
59% Jun
8
115% Jun
24
42% Apr 23
62
Dec
10
41% Apr
21
54% Jan
20
47
1% Dec
29
3% Mar 24
30% Dec
24
36% Mar 24
19% Mar 18
5
189% Jan
108 % July
52% May 25
16% Jun 29
14
148% Oct
2
65% Jun 25
1% Jan
5
28
Apr
23
19
Jan
11
166
Jan
4
197
May 24
7
73
May 26
Jan
57
6
Feb
35
16
2
75% Jan
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
4
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
15
29% July
8
26% Mar 16
Jun
14
25
2
82% July
93% Aug 20
99
Dec
17
14% Nov
5
20% Feb
2
16% Jan
4
24
23% Jun 16
Jun
12
Jan
6
56
Jan
4
62% Jun
Jan
4
11 % Jun
18
16
37% Jan
4
46% Jun
30
50
59
26
102% Jun
18
40% Jan
Sep 17
27
31
Jun
30
20
96
Jun
15
2nd
13% Sep
11
11
167/8 Jun
3% Sep
31% Feb
15
12
Nov
26
34% Jan
26
Sep
14
Dec
18
2
23% Dec
17
21
Sep
3
25% May 27
90
May
6
96% Mar
4
55% Jan
6
Jan
6
51
49% Jun
9
10
151
39_%
28% Sep
6% Jun
30
Jan
26
4
107
7
4%%
2
15
2
46% Mar 16
Jan
9% May 13
26% Jan
32% May 28
13% Jan
15
8
20
12% Nov
2
17% Feb
Feb
19
11
May 25
8% Jan
27% Jan
18
35
Dec
31
33% Jan
Jan
9
67
2% Dec
29
4
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
57
26
11
Feb
1
11% July
37% Mar 11
68 % Apr
28
Jan 28
23
37/a Feb
Mar
2% Jun
16
Mar 18
31
24
39% May 27
36% Jun
15
48% Dec
29
44% Jan 20
31
7% May 17
Jun
5
28
23
8% Dec
13
6"% Jan
100
Jun
25
21% Jun
24
26% Dec
36
Nov
6
Jan
14
227/a Jan
15
17% Jan
4
25% Mar 18
4
104% Dec
23'/a Jan
12
100% Jan
19
18% Mar 26
100% Mar 17
12% Jan
4
85 % Jan
6
21% Feb
24
94
9
Jan
16% Sep
15
21% Sep
16
Jun
25
99
57% May
92
257/a Mar 31
Apr 21
16 Vb Jun
3
107
12% Dec
23
93% Dec
31
19% Sep
18
79% Jan
12
86% Dec
24% Mar 16
31
84% Jan
4
92
16
2
17% Jan
11
26
15% Sep
19% Feb
18"% Jun
8
26% Feb
27
11
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
13% Sep
15
18% Ffeb
2
19% Jan
27% Apr
100% Jan 20
107
Mar
July
7%
3
1
2
Feb 24
vb Jan 27
Feb 23
7
31% Jun
18
31
17
7
22
7% Jan
22
42
14
4
5
18
14% May 12
47% May 5
24
Feb 23
37 % July 2
52%, Jun 29
18% Apr 19
15
7% Jun
Sep
Jan
19% Apr
Dec
15
37
Mar 27
May 4
39% Jan 12
11
20% Dec
29% Jan
5
28% Sep
16
6
15% May
39% Mar 24
32% Jan
30
34% Jan
4
13% Jan
36% Jan
12% Sep
21
15% Feb
148
Jun
11
171% Feb
6
6
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
6% Jan
24% Nov 30
22% Feb
30
Jan
159% Jan
16% July
6
41% Dec
15
65% Jan
25% Sep
14
44
136
25
Jun
35% Dec
18
117% Dec
30
25% Sep
21
Feb
2
38
36
Sep
15
58
14
134
49
12
Apr
14
152% Jun
10
59 % Dec
23
128% Dec
24
35% Oct
22
111% Dec
4
Jan
9
9
7
7
7
28
10
15
5
Jan
7
10% Feb
a
119
19
113% Jan
4
9% Jun 25
25% Feb 17
37% Feb
120 % Mar
27% Jan
2
15% Jan
4
94% Dec
4
93
11
11
71% May
89% Dec
17
66
May
21% Jan
5
68
14
Sep 21
3
4
Jan
6
Jan
29
Dec
29
45% Feb
26
29% Jan
43% Sep
15
57
Jan
30
45% Jan
30
1 JO
5.
Sep
59
Sep
10
11% Sep
23% Aug 27
94
.Tun
Vo
25
97
31% Dec
106% Mar
foomotes see page
26.
12% Jan
73
5%
Amer
19 % Jun
28
Jun
4
39
Jun
25
4
55 % Jun
3
Jan
5
37% May 17
Jan
6
106
Feb
8
400
♦215%
22
34%
22
22
*21%
22
*21%
177
180
176%
178
175%
70
*70%
72
72
72
72%
600
69
133/4
14
133/a
13%
133%
13%
64,800
133/4
14
80%
81
82
82
82i%
3,000
1,200
*21%
22
180%
70
14
79%
78%
79%
79
175%
176%
176%
*71
6,800
293%
293%
29%
293%
283/4
29%
293/8
*101'%
103'%
223%
♦101%
1031%
*101%
103%
*1011%
103i%
103%
22'%
22%
22%
223*
22%
22%
62
62
62
62
62%
62%
11
10%
11
46%
453/4
453/4
31%
313%
8,300
98
1,100
29
S>Q
23
22%
62
62
621%
11
105%
11
103%
10%
10%
40'%
*45%
■
45 7%
45i%
45%
46
323/8
313%
32'%
31
32
31
31%
98%
973/4
98
97%
98
97%
973A
*97
1,300
240
7,000
15%
16%
153/4
16%
153/4
16%
15%
16i%
16 3%
*153/4
163%
*15'%
*15%
16%
*173/4
18
17%
500
15,200
16'%
173/4
16%
17%
*155%
163%
•
17%
400
*5%
5%
4,500
47%
47 %
15,600
46'A
47%
473%
49%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
1,300
44'%
*44%
44%
44%
44%
33
325%
33%
60 %
32%
33
32%
*323/4
32%
32%
*32%
61
61%
603/4
61
1,900
2,300
21%
*21
21%
21%
21%
263/4
♦263/4
27
913/8
913/8
♦911
93
45
453/8
45%
45%
47,300
126%
100
107
__
60%
13%
10%
36
64
2%
28%
54%
11%
,
100
5
100
25
100
25
100
Water Works Co com—5
6% series
25
common—No par
100
preference
No par
Lead & Smelt com—1
Cable
9%
31%
14%
10%
36%
64,%
preferred
36
64 %
28%
54%
13
25
50
No par
*106% 107
15% 15%
95% 95%
25'A 25 %
*88
90
24
24%
27% 27%
*105
106%
16% 16%
20
20%
8%
11%
44%
18%
34%
49%
18%
6.25
No par
*95%
8%
11%
44 %
xl8%
36
48%
18%
*175%
8%
12
45%
19
36
50%
18%
120% 120%
30% 30%
50% 50%
55% 56
128% 129
14% 14%
167% 167%
56
56%
"
123%
36%
96%
8%
11%
45'A
18%
37
523%
18%
176'A
*55%
128%
14%
166%
55%
121%
56%
129%
14%
167'A
56%
123
35% 36%
116% 117
9s/8 9%
*26% 26%
20
20
79% 80
68% 69
17% 17%
*86% 87
37% 38%"
116% 116%
*95/8
9%
26
26%
19% 20%
x78% 79%
69
69%
17% 17%
*86
87%
39
54
53%
1
x36% 37
102
102
11
36%
64%
7
7%
26"% 27%
50% 50%
35% 36%
161
161%
*37% 37%
120% 120%
30
30%
50 % 50%
51
52
36.% 36%
*161.
161%
37
37
38%
53%
9%
30%
14
25
25%
*88
90
23% 24%
27% 27%
105
105
16
16%
20
21 %
*175% 176%
7%
7%
27% 27%
122
36
39%
3
3
*28% 30
54'% 54%
11% 12%
*98
99
21% 21%
24% 24%
106% 106%
15
15%
3.
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
39%
9%
30%
13%
10%
40
*99
101
*21% 21%
.
24% 24%
1
prior
*122
120%
39%
9%
*30%
5
—10
preferred
*21
26%
2d y8
93
45%
I
600
1,100
90
54
36% 37%
*102
103
126%
126%
105 %
*122
1
Tobacco common
Anaconda Wire &
$4
34%
*31
34%
..
53/a
preferred
Anchor
24,500
2%
2%
*31
473/4
preferred
Zinc
64%
63%
23/4
34%
No par
No par
10
conv preferred-.
Anaconda Copper Mining
$5
89
64
*2%
*31
5%
$4 conv prior
95% Feb
633/a
25%
34%
47'A
Co
American Viscose
7%
Feb
643%
2%
5%
Refining com—100
American Woolen
22 % Jun
17
13% Sep
6 3 s%
2%
48%
Preferred
May
64'A
2%
5%
7%
American
10% Mar
27
62%
2%
53%
Corp com
30% Apr
64%
700
12,800
88
89 3/4
88
173/4
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co_
5
56%
86%
5%
Snuff Co common
25
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries—__No par
Jun
60% Jan
561%
883/4
2,700
173/4
6%
8
22
56
87%
56%
90
553A
*31
200
108%
90%
16
American
121% Jan
Jun
"108
56
*153%
Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
May 12
Feb 19
121
108%
89
98%
100
Stores
143% Oct 27
119
55
32
American Ship
6%
16,300
119
5%
preferred
American
100
58%
57%
"115
5 5'A
*45'%
preferred
& Fdry
Sugar
Jun
95%
*95
58%
I
57%
*115
1,900
6,300
56%
*123
American
65% Jan
•
108
108
108
126%.
American
138% Feb
108
45
8
170
118
*107%
*913/8
4
L
117'A
*115'%
*116
1073/4
45%
May 18
4
583%
573/4
200
17
32%
45%
32%
45%
953/4
*95
.953/4
*95
913%
Jun
July
57%
44%
57% Jun
Jan
95
57%
913%
53
55
4 6 3%
95
44%
32
156
46
92%
4
3
461%
3%
44%
5
77% Aug
*16%
32%
46%
92%
Jan
16% July 30
5
161% Jan
16%
163/4
100
preferred
44 % Jan
16% Jun
16,500
45%
Crystal Sugar com——10
_
24
10% Feb 25
92%
103A
Cyanamid Co com
4
134
91%
32%
263A
4
50
1,400
92%
16%
26%
27% Jan
Mar 20
9%
90%
463%
21%
144% Jan
38% May 21
93/4
32%
62
5
124% Mar 18
'
9%
321%
263/4
57
Mar 31
94%
60%
13
36
913A
21%
42% Jan
118% Jun 22
4
26% Jan
96%
93
26aA
24
2
96
9%
173/4
Safety Razor
3
96
*93
10
53%
Seating Co
May 28
*93
96
21%
American
37% Jun
100
10
9%
61
American
164
20
9,200
102
*93
96
21'%
7
May 24
85
33%
103
62
Motors Corp
—5
American Natural Gas Co—No par
American News Co
—.—No par
American Optical Co
— No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
7%
85
"100
*99
100
400
32%
103
100
10,600
149
32%
321%
32%
20
33A
33A
*146
84%
84%
85
32%
*99i%
78i%
*77%
3%
148
,
23
American
May 10
7% Jun
*84
26%
6
Feb
47% Nov
120% Sep
177
Jan
85
33%
148
149
_25
29% May 20
40% Aug 10
127
169
78%
33A
173/4
American Molasses Co—
8% Jun
16%
*77%
293%
Amer Maeh
9
*16%
3%
*163%
79%
.
100
common——7
3.90%
preferred
100
Amer Machine & Metals..
.No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd com
No par
4%% preferred
100
American Metal Products com—-2
5%% convertible preferred:
20
287/s Jun 21
Jun
98
16%
79%
33/4
10
1,700
'101%
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C_10o
American Distiiiing Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur___No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
American Gas & Electric Co
5
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
American Hide & Leather com—_1
6% convertible preferred-50
American Home Products
1
American Ice Co common
_No par
6% noncumulative preferred__100
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111——1
5%%
prior preferred
i
100
American Locomotive common
1
July
16%
60%
prior
165/a
1
12.50
_
Colortype Co__
American
48% Apr
7
31% Jan
31% Jan
48
Apr
92% Jun
28
133 % Apr
14
Oct
8
American
American
4
43% Mar 25
125% Apr 21
Jan
91
5
8% Jan
15
26
29
23%
3,000
2%
i 163A
47'A
common
_
Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
23% Feb 10
167
2%
20
Can Co
preferred
*165
23/4
16%
133/4
1
1
Radio Corp
American
30
Jun
62
105% Jun 30
41% Jun
117% Jun
1%
165
,
2%
32i%
70
100
preferred
American
29
33 % Jun
5
Jan
22
5%
23%
25%
600
110
*77%
Broadcasting-Paramount
common
165
110
16%
*21%
No par
Inc
167
115
1783A
5%%--50'
Co com
American Cable &
5
46% Mar 10
44 % Jan
16% Jan
2
5% Mar
11
23
4
27% Jan
4
48 % Jan
4
20% Jun 11
9
44% Apr 24
4
35% Feb
27
45% Nov
40
18 Vb Apr
12
4% Jan
1
6% May
40% Apr 23
9
Jan
16% Jan
15
15% Mar 20
Feb
15
17
*165
111
323%
♦31
50
Ctfs of interest in common
Apr
17
12,400
*2%
preferred 1952 ser
Theatres
17% Mar 31
4
14% Jan
15"% Mar 19
100
261/4
6"35%
common—2
convertible preferred
4%
Amer
12% Sep 15
Corp
53%
25%
88
1
50
1
—
Bosch
Amer Brake Shoe
5
104% Mar
preferred
6%
American
Mar 15
41
103% Feb
34% Sep 21
91
29
Feb
47
2
Nov
9
12% Jan
6% Aug 31
35
Feb
98
8%
*533/4
26%
167
9%
7,900
8%
8 3/8
53%
26
110
325%
500
1,500
13,200
26%
♦110
57%
541/4
Chemical-No par
American Airlines common—
1
3%% conv preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% cum conv pfd
100
American Bank Note common
10
29% May 19
21
26'%
953/4
115
Agricultural
Amer
203/4
20%
20%
111
*93
46
'107
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
24% Mar 29
763A
17
57%
conv
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6 % convertible preferred
16
3% Feb
55% Nov
26% Sep
25
90% Jun
11
Jan
Mfg common
29%
76
32%
46'A
preferred
100
preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
Aluminum Co of America
1
Aluminium Limited
_No par
*28 3A
3%
94%
*95
convertible
4.08%
3,100
293/4
751/2
79%
10
32
100
20
341/4
8%
*84
96
♦163%
5
preferred
3%%
1
56% July
May 28
4
43% Jan
4
58% Jan
No par
33%
*533/4
*146
100'%
92
4,900
34i/8
16%
333%
9%
2,200
21%
8'A
149
85%
♦93
19,100
89
21
543%
*146
149
*99
1
41%
89
33/4
323A
100
41%
*
16 3%
*84%
No par
41%
♦771%
3%
—
Allis-Chalmers
2
93 % Jan
103
Sep~14
4%
78
'146
1
6% gtd
165%
3 3/4
No par
Stores Corp common__No par
Jan
4
16 5%
78
5
100
1
100
2%
12,000
81/4"
*110
23%
23A
10
Allied Kid Co
Mar
33
40
167
Chemical & Dye
40% Jan
2
109%
T65
Industries Inc
6
16
59% Jan
'1093/8
100
preferred
$4,375 cum
Allegheny & West Ry
72% Jan
2
100
109 %
8 %'
8 3/8
8%
2 6 3%
preferred conv—No par
8% Jan
Mar 25
26%
26
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
Mar 31
97
No par
26%
*165
3,900
8%
75
21'%
20%
105/a
*28%
74%
200
10%
10%
*533A
8%
54
Mining
Gold
r
9,400
111%
*110
111
10%
8%
8%
21'%
8
8%
54
common new
prior
.34%
54
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
15
|
8
preferred
4%%
Mar 16
157
Juneau
Aldens Inc
17% May 14
72
Alaska
105%
50
common
*110
110%
10%
54
1951 series
pfd
110%
103A
1
w
Inc
8%!
•'i 8%
1
Equipment com
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
5'
3% Mar 25
RMtty
89% Feb
118% Jan
20%
110
35% Apr
8
203/4
3
6
14
203/s
24
27
Oct
74%
/ *28%
74%
Reduction
35% Sep 21
86
74
74
Feb
Air
Jan
41% Oct
293%
74
7
Apr
94
28
27% Jun
24% Oct 28
Sep 22
28
Gas
Allied Mills
87
28
30
No par
Express
2
80
22
34
preferred w
$3
145
76% Jan
15
82
35
25
10% Mar
6
35
333A
Co
343/4
35
54% Jun
6
98
21%
1
Mar
Feb
104
21
Affiliated
May
39
1
18
21%
Admiral Corp
5
Jan
15
21'%
2
Aug 24
Sep
21%
3
5% Mar 25
87 % Sep
91
21
9% Apr
14
Jan
21%
21% Mar
16% Jun
78
21
5
Feb 27
130
89'A
5
Jan
104
Mar 11
3% Apr
89
HO1/4
10'%
105%
10%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
8
15
74
40%
891/4
155% Feb
8
Oct
AuglO
Sep 14
41%
88%
22 % Mar
22% Oct
70
41
89%
2
49
101
160
41%
88
76% July
10
Nov
52
40%
90
Corp
Adams-Millis
36% Feb
24% Jan
48
8%
413%
90
preferred
Co
Acme Steel
13
20% Jan
23% Dec 29
8%
41%
Inc com
non-cum
110%
111
Shares
443/3
423/4
42%
25
100
10
1
Corp
ACF Industries
41% Jun
4
42%
43
'110%
AFC-Brlll Motors Co
24
17
Feb 19
15
14
July 2
,__100
1
2.50
preferred
the Week
Friday
July 1
42%
42%
41%
43%
'
42%
Vending
ABC
8% Jun
'.
3% Sep
30% Sep
Jan
4%
June 28
-
Sales for
Thursday
June 29
5
Laboratories
Abbott
41% Jun
5
47% Jan
22
39% Sep
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Wednesday
June 30
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
,
Range for
1
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
1.
105 %
105%
106%
1063%
39%
39%
39%
40%
393%
393A
2,300
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,100
303/4
♦30i%
126%
*123
8,900
200
32
31%
303/4
14
14
14
14
14
14%
3,700
10%
11
11%
11%
11%
94,500
36%
11%
37%
64%
65
14,200
1,000
*30%
2%
2%
37
36%
37%
65
€5
65
3
3
3%
*3
1,700
500
29
54%
29
29
29
29
54%
28%
54
54
54
55%
13
11%
100
*98
36%
*64%
11%
11%
21%
21%
21%
24%
24%
243/8
24%
107%
*106%
106%
106ya
15%
15%
14%
96%
96%
*96 %
25
25%
90
*88
24%
213/4
300
243%
.243%
2,000
♦106%
107'%
25
500
243A
6,700
89
*88
26
253/8
25%
25%
25
27%
273/B
27%
27%
26 7%
106%
♦104%
16%
163/a
16'A
21%
21%
*20%
8%
8%
*83/3
160
10,900
963A
24%
*104%
15
♦96%
24%
96 3A
90
*88
100
*21%
143/4
15
35,300
12
11%
*98
100
*98
*21%
4,400
*1041%
106
27%
10,200
2,400
20
106
163/8
16%
16%
21.%
*20%
21%
3,200
1,200
83%
600
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
llS/8
15,300
45
451/4
44%
453/4
44%
45%
4,600
18%
18%
183/3
183/3
18 s%
18%
3,400
36%
37
353/4
365/8
36%
37%
17,100
503A
503%
52
10,600
64,000
50%
52%
493/3
8 3A
*83%
18 %
18-%
is y4
18 5/8
183%
185%
*175%
176%
*175%
176%
♦175%
176%
7
7%
7
7
2,700
7
7%
27
27%
273/a
27%
27%
28
52
50
50%
51
51%
350
51%
36%
35%
36
353%
36%
16,600
35%
162%
37
1621%
162%
162%
37%
37%
373A
120
I2OV2
30
30%
50%
50%
120 %
120%
30%
6,300
50%
50%
50%
1,400
553A
56%
56%
129%
1293/4
14%
14%
167%
56
122
143/a
14 %
143/a
166%
1671/8
55
121%
120
9%
95%
93/4
2,800
*26%
205/8
*26%
26%
200
19%
20%
20%
20%
5,400
*26%
26%
19%
193/4
17%
*86%
37%
x52
36%
*102
3,770\
26,400
36%
1163%
9%
683A
56%
123
700
51,200
60,600
1163%
9%
80%
55V8
121%
710
•
36%
*116%
68%
55%
123
500
57
130%
166%
117%
9%
*79
129%
143/a
36%
*117
*56
166%
37%
36%
120
29%
50%
129%
55%
220
1,600
373/4
120%
30%
55%
121 %
37%
♦120
163
30
128%
166%
♦162
2,600
79
*68%
37%
117
420
79
79%
80
69%
69%
69%
800
175/a
4,800
17%
17%
17%
173%
87
87
87
873%
88
383/a
38
38%
37%
383A
28,600
52%
52
52
52
53%
510
36%
36
36
35%
36%
2,300
*102
103
103
♦102
103
60
10
16
(64)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Nov
25
45
40% Sep
15
57% May
Dec
29
15% Feb
Jan
7
32
8
2% Nov 24
30
Jan
5
NEW
Highest
5
33% Jan
6
43 % Jan
26
8% Feb
2% Feb
11
12
4
23
12% May 27
Andes
3% Jun
29
9
32% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
25% Jun
38% Mar
A
Copper
W
P
14
14
43% Jan
5
33 % Jan
4
46% Jun
Armco
8% Sep
15
12% Mar 26
8% Apr
30
10% Feb
Armour
77
Sep
48% Feb
Mar 25
93
15
9
85% Apr
57
59% Dec' 29
26
11
Jan
25
95% Feb
74% July
Jan
7
G
100
114
Jan
14
145
Jun
19% Jan
Jan
93% Jan
39
39
39
38%
38 3/4
38%
46%
45%
383%
44%
25,000
4474
45%
44%
44%
7,000
10%
10%
10%
33/4
*3%
3%
37%
371/2
24%
25
45%
46%
37,600
9%
9%
19,600
10%
:
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*3%
—5
3%
3%
3%
*33A
3%
37%
38%
21%
3774
37
37
243/a
37%
1
25%
253A
23%
253/8
45%
45%
44%
46
5
9%
9%
9%
91%
91%
90%
preferred
2
16
13
17% Feb
15
Arnold
5
May 19
6% Jan
26
14
32% Jan
21
May 13
Jan
26
Corp..:
~__5
Carpet Co Inc___—No par
Arvin Industries Inc.—
2.50
11% Sep
15
18% Mar 25
9
14% Apr
14
Ashland
22
14
29
4
26% Jan
18
Dec
11% Jun
Mar 27
*23
Jan
27
Constable
Oil
&
Associated Dry
18% Sep
22'% Mar 11
3
2
22
935/4 Jan
22
96
25% Sep
4
183/a Jan
Jan
99% Apr
15
89 % Sep
92% July
100
32
25
28
6
4
40% July
5.25%
6%
2
Atchison
Sep
14
Jan
5
92 % Jan
8
112% Jun
24
50% Jun
23
57% Jan
13
54% Jan
4
59% Feb
5
25% Feb
18
30'% Nov
30
29% Jan
13
86
88% July
103
973/4 Mar 25
8
83% Dec
1193/4 Jan
29
92
85
2
5
Jan
4
Jan
34
91%
91%
91%
91%
91
92
73
73%
73%
73'/a
74%
743/4
97
7474
97
97'A
97%
963/4
97
145
145
■JOl'/a Mar 29
4%
30
Jun
25% Sep
Feb
26
335/4 Jan
2
27% Jan
4
22
955/i Jan
4
100% Mar 30
2
29
4
16
tEx
36% May 17
Jan
34% May 17
99
1
28% Jun
60
30'% Feb
14
89% July
9
Jan
.fit,
31% Apr
16% Dec
27
15
4% Dec
28
15
13% Jan
120
10% May 28
17
9
12
Feb
5
16% Mar 13
15
Jan
175/4 Mar
9
4% Dec
16
29
11
4%
Mar 24
20
16
Mar 26
12%"
22%
22%
1,000
12%
27,800
24%
1,300
12
243%
24%, .24%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
102
101%
101
102
102
102
102%
38%
38%
38%
111%
110%
101
38%
24%
23%
24%
101
100%
100%
102
39'/a
393/8
24%
101
102%
♦102
39%
39%
24%
5,30o
101
101
101'/2
;
102
39%
/
90
150
40%
3,700
110
112
111%
8,60o
110
111
110%
111%
58%
58
58
58%
58%
58%
34
34
33%
333A
58 %
1,200
.100
33 %
*99
33%
33%
33%
1,400
—
Line
w
—i
RR___—No par
I ttS Lines.—
series
*20
21
Automatic Canteen
5% Jan
25
Avco Mfg
37% Jan
44% Jun
7
conv
114%
115%
2,900
*20%
*21
22%
22%
33
x98%
33 %
33%
33%
33"%
34
44
44
44%
4474
44%
44%
119
118%
118%
*11%
12%
32%
32%
"
12%
*6
6%
*16
Amer—_5
common
preferred
*20
99
*11%
of
60
114%'
99%
*118%
Co
100%
99%
33 %
series A—100
(The)
*98%
32
($1.20)—No par
17% Jan
4
100%.
114 %
99%
__i„No par
4
100%
117
33
common—_No par
pref
100%
116
32%
..20
Corp
*99
116%
99%
(voting)
Corp
22%
100%
114%
lo
_______:—_5
16%
16%
3
16%
16%
44
117
44
33%
34
5,600
44%
1,700
44%
*16
*6
6%
*16
16%
16%
5
*16%
16%
4%
43%
43%
4%
5
*43%
44%
24,900
310
490
12%
16%
17
44%
119
*11%
6
4%
*43%
*117
12%
6
33%
,'44%
117
16"%
5%
44
44%
99%
33%
117
16%
*16
17
4%
22%
32
98%
*11%
6%
*20
32%
99%
33%
12%
6
22%
31%
*99
117%
*11%
6
*16
5
*43%
No par
6
16%
4%
111
100%
__100
B
—
100'A
'116
115%
distribution
$3.75
prior
$2.25
22%
12
:.
58
4% Jan
26
52'A Feb 26
22%
12%
22%
500
53%
Nichols
Conv
5%
33%
Refining common..^
Tack
5%
33
convertible pfd
Atlas
Austin
5'/2
58 %
oui
Common
10
Jun
6% Mar 18
May 26
6
83/4 Feb
18
36% Dec
8
7
Jan
7% Mar
17
Dec
4
103 % Jan
108'% Mar 18
94% July 16
45% Jun
345/4 Jan
36 % Mar 27
24
5%
24%
200
40
17'A
'
233A
*101
i-'owder—
iv
1
12
24%
230
i
149
*16%
10
liauidating
Preferred
22%
12%
24%
12
24%,
*144
17%
5%
23
12%
24%
149
*16%
.50
Coast
Atlantic
*22%
12
*144
16%
5%
5%
24%.
50
Atlas Corp
.23%
5%
145'
16%
16%
___A—;
preferred
iliac
215/4 Jun
16
583% Dec
19
Nov
49
22%
16%
2,100
2,300
:•
& Santa Fe—
.
City
Atlantic
5%
91%
Electric Co.
Preferred
Atlantic
145
17%
10
Common
May 13
T.17
Topeka
2,900
8,100
97
53/4
100
Associates Investment Co—1
\
93A
72%
*16%
100
preferred
46
9%
97
1
1st preferred—
2nd
247 a
45%
974
72%
Corp—
Common
24
Apr
102% Apr
13
31% Jan
Mar 25
24% Jun
103
6
Jan
24%
46%
9%
■
97
____1
series_.No par
Goods
25
45%
9%
600
400
*
143
Refining Co
2nd preferred $1.50
3%
.97
*72%
Artloom
25% Sep
*10
143
No par
10% Mar 26
6
38
10
com—
30
5% Dec
Shares
38
preferred____No par
convertible
the Week
44%
_——
$4
July 2
46%
Armstrong Cork Co com——No par
$3.75 preferred
No par
Mar
23
97
24
21
16% May 28
Friday
July 1
38%
Inc..
Illinois
of
Sales for
Thursday
45%
Corp—
Co
$6 conv prior
117% Dec
89% Sep
102% Sep
&
PRICES
June 30
38%
_.
Steel
SALE
Wednesday
June 29
10
Archer-Daniels-Midland _____No par
Argo Oil Corp
5
3
30% Sep
Sep
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
21.80
Mining._____—„14
Products
AND
Monday
June 2S
Par
Anderson Clayton <fe Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
23% Mar 27
16
STOCK
39% Apr 15
52% Mar 29
52
Jan
LOW
EXCHANGE
14
Sep
YORK
Monday, July 5, 1954
-.
Continued—Page 2
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
i
.
1,300
16%
.
5
1,900
24,300
200
B
22
4% Dec
Sep
183/a Dec
16
4% Jan
4
5% Fab
21
4 2 3/a Jan
7
58% Jun
Babcock & Wilcox
11% Mar 26
8-/'a Jail
11
10% Jun
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
305% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
24% Jun
Baltimore
48% Mar 25
39 % Jan
7
14
29
8
Jan
455/4 Dec
14
355/4 Jan
Dec
29
16
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
IS3/, Jan
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
39
Sep
11% Dec
29
37% Sep
595/4 Apr
14
15
38
7
175/4 Mar 12
11% July
1
39% Feb
34% May
20% Jan
5
39
4
9% Jan
4
40% Jan
4
18
255% Mar 19
14
11% Feb
27
42'5/4 Dec
4
Jan
4
99% Jan
6
1U7
13'A May
3
Dec
863/4 May
5
29
33'% Jan
May 19
Feb
8
6
9% Jan
4
"
Mar 12
16% July
2
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
&
Jan
12
18
90% Jan
63
Jan
11
383% Jan
4
7
Jun
17
Dec
30
% Dec
30
13/4 Jan
7
22% Nov
25
273/8 Jan
5
Oct
5
37% Jan
20
44% Sep
15
573/4 Jan
135% Jun
19
1463/4 Dec
16
Jan
15
82% Jan
13
112
16
31
8
30
6
38'% Aug 26
112
4
Jan
35
97
Jan
27
30% Jan
4
50
Jan
1443/4 Jan
22
Apr
82
Jun
4
127
May
7
2
39
Jun
4
71
May 26
5
160
May 13
6
93/4 May
28
12% Feb
12
Apr
30
72
Jan
9
47
July
15% Sep
14
22% Mar 17
17% Jan
12
213/4 Jan
5
14% Jan
11
22 %
19 Vb
Sep
15
27
Dec
15
22% Feb
22% Sep
15
28% Dec
17
27
22% Jun
15 "
/
'
'
........
—
23 % Mar
3
29 'A Mar 18
2
6% Dec
14
12 % Mar 12
12'% Sep
15
143/4 Aug 13
Jan
13
12
52% Jan
14
613/4 Dec
643/4 Sep
15
86
86% Jun
15
94% Jan
48% Nov
18
50
Mar
Mar 25
11
5% Dec
31
13% Mar 19
26% Dec
31
46 % Mar
25
33
Sep 21
5% Dec
9
Mar
2
11% Jan
31
7
25% Jan
1
Blockson
Jun
2
jbuemg
'/»'■)
J till
4
24% Apr
8
Bohn
31% May 20
12% May 20
14% Feb
11
Bond
12% Jan
11
57% Mar 17
65
74% Jan
88
May 27
97% May 28
54% July
1
I
4
1
i
7
49'A Jan
5% May
3
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
6% Jan
6'
21
38
17% Sep
21
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
99% Feb
97
25
Jan
11
19% Jan
Jan
4
27
29
26
Jan
6
54% Dec 21
52
Jan
5
8% May 13
29% Jan
5
29% July
2
8% May 21
31% May 24
39% July
56 % Jun
24% Apr
100
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
13% Jan
15
16% Apr
20% Sep
14
28% May 20
22
Jan
12
28
10% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
11% Jan
4
83% Feb
3
6
74
12
35% Jun
3l"%
22
Nov
lG
43% Mar
2
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
Jan
6
24
30
11
49% May 24
10% Dec
29
17
Jan
2
10% Jan
11
74
Jun
10
91% Jan
7
80% Feb
3
67
Jun
13% Sep
11
35
Oct
10
78
Jan
9
11% Sep
30
79
5% Sep
73% Jun
8
3
15% Jan
4
9
40
Mar
July 15
86
15
8
36% Feb
5
11% Jan
4
Mar 16
79% Jan
14
12% Feb
26
7% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
29
15% Jun
29
102 % Oct
30
109% Mar 10
16% Sep
15
24% Mar 12
20% Oct
11% Feb
16
15"% Feb
Aug 28
16% Dec
30
15
6
Jan
17% Feb
14
98
July
16% Jan
77% May 27
Mar 12
44% Jun
14
Jun
86% Apr
73% Jun
21
10% Apr
20% Apr
2
105
5
22
Jan
% July
12
15
8
1
4%%
20
16J/a
17,600
33
33%
33%
33%
10%
10%
1,100
203/4
20
355/8
20%
36'%
20%
20%
15,500
*20%
21
20%
21
95
*93
95
95
'
813A
43%
-F
129
*93
95
79%
43%
"124
*93
81%
43%
129
81%
43%
*124
81%
81
43%
43%
130
*93
813/4
43%
*125
130
.
1,500
81%
43%
*125
435/8
12
%
12
%
U
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283/4
28%
28%
29 J/4
36%
37
365/8
37
68%
69%
69%
69%
38%
39
69%
x36%
37%
70
113/4
68%
70%
159
159%
159%
36%
37%
69%
70%
*159
160%
*159
160%
5,900
2,600
130
%
159
2,600
95
81
13
3/4
160
Yi
160
15,100
4,00o
6,300
46,100
400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%.
69
69%
*11%
69%
69
69
11%
*68%
70
46
*68%
70
45%
45%
46
46
*45%
46
20 3/4
46
213/a
20%
47
21%
21%
21%
1,400
21%
21%
21%
21 Vo
21%
21%
21%
21'%
22%
9,700
24
24
21%
24%
35%
35%
24%
35%
17,800
35 %
1
12
69
46
*24
11
21%
24%
35%
35%
44%
43%
45
43%
21%
21
21%
29%
29%
29
29
*11%
11%
11%
11%
I 13%
8%
8%
63%
64%
63%
64
82%
83%
82%
83%
11'%
13%
13%
8%
203/4
*28%
64
643/4
o
82'A
*94%
53%
53%
100
7%
7%
23'A
83%
95
*94%
53%
95
53%
*94%
53%
94%
3,500
30
22%
22'%
2334
241%
35%
35
36'%
4,800
44
,
22
24
24
35 Ya
13%
...
16
*32%
36%
8%
Gas
.5
par
283/4
43%
62,200
20%
44%
20%
285/a
29
20%
29
500
2,800
480
11%
*10%
11%
100
13%
13%
13%
4,700
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,100
63%
64
64%
65
3,300
81%
82%
82%
82%.
4,800
*94 %
94%
*93%
54 %
53%
,
'
54
54
94%
54
7
7
3,300
7%
22%
734
22%
22
22
22%
28%
28%
28%
22 %
283/4
29
29 %
29%
900
8%
8%
5,60o
29 %
293/g
5,200
3934
10,600
8
8%
8
28%
29
38%
39 Vb
39
39%
39%
28%
par
523/8
52%
51%
52%
*51%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
40
preferred
98
31%
*95
31%
8%
8
28%
28
39%
39 V
39%
39%
51%
513/s
*51%
21%
21%
21%
97
*95
97
31%
x30%
31%
62%
62%
63
63%
x61%
13%
13%
13%
13%
68%
68%
68 %
68%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*
5
2 7'/a
21%
27%
27%
27%
27%
12 3/a
76'A
IOVa
76%
76%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
10
41 %
42%
40%
42%
4i-i
I
Inc
12%
12%
12%
12%
*76
12%
77
27%
30%
30%
30%
6,90o
61
60 %
60'%
4,800
13%
13%
13%
3,600
68
%
68%
68 3/8
68%
14%
15
14%
15%
1,900
27
273/8
27%
27%
5,90o
1314
18,100
12%
*76
12%
77
12%
765/8
77%
42%
44'A
43%
44
43%
44%
13%
13%
13%
13%
127/S
13 %
27%
423/8
41%
43%
16,600
43
43%
43%
43%
3,000
133%
27,000
*27
2734
13%
*833/4
85
*84
13%
85
13%
*84%
86
100
84%
*72%
75
84%
*84%
86
*72%
75
*72%
75
*72%
75
5
Co
19 S/8
20
19%
20
19%
14 %
1
*14
14%
*14
14%
*42
43%
*42
43%
14%
*42
14%
43%
*42
20
19%
20
14%
*14
14%
43%
*42
19'A
19%
18 %
19%
18%
19%
100
19%
91
19%
91%
91%
193/a
92%
91%
19%
91%
91%
92
92
9'/a
8%
92
8%
8%
8%
8%
5
.No par
preferred
100
Co
10
83A
18
18
101
101
21%
21%
15%
101
21%
17%
101
16%
100
17%
102
,17%
100
50
17,000
43'%
_15
preferred
300
75
19%
*72%
197/a
50
common
400
27%
100
!
500
41%
5
1
common
600
4,100
97
13%
No par
1
*95
215%
1,400
30%
*
5
97
52
4,500
60%
13%
68%
*'95
62%
133/8
68%
No par
29
21%
1
common
8%
3/4
52
15
Inc
7%
23
28%
8%
29%
313/a
7%
22%
28%
29
*95
7
23 3/8
1
8 Vb
No par
com
7
2.50
__100
Biug—
prior preferred—
Jackson
16
33
10%
13%
;
participating
Byron
15 3/8
*32 %
8%
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (AM) common
7%
15%
33
353/4
25
preferred
Bros
82
8%
83/4
17%
173/8
100
98
9
17%
100
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22
22%
27%
27%
28%
273%
28 34
2874
28%
600
32,700
780
3,200
6,000
21o
5,200
c
7
27% Jan
2
22
Jan
d
1 % Dec
28
3% Mar
2
1% Jan
4
15
9% Mar
2
7% Jan
8
10
24
27% Jan
29
4
10
20% Jan
23
Sep
15
13% Mar
86% Oct
7
102
Jan
3
12% Jan
8
30
90 % Jan
6
28% July 2
2% Jun 14
Jun
25
May 10
14% May 12
99% May 13
46% Jan
22
54% Nov 27
52% Jan
11
17% Apr
Jun
16
24
22
Dec
24
21
22 % Jan
5
29
26% Jun
24
34
Jan
5
21% Jan
4
28% Jun
7
54
Jan
43% Dec
Butler
82
13%
preferred
onv
82
4,200
33%
'icimmai
46% May 3
20% Jun 25
92 % Jun 29
82
8'A
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
175/s
13%
15
Burlington Mills Corp
Bush
175/a
*10%
.100
10
3% %
15%
*32%
17%
Inc___l.'>5
common
Co
4%
15%
33
200
130
17%
83
*82
17%'
10%
11%
Bulova
6
16%
123%
107
.
33%
293/a
28
8
17%
47
123%
*106
37%
11'A
Co
May 19
106
33%
29%
preferred
Watch
4,800
46%
123%
106
10%
36%
No par
Forge
Bullard 'Co
15% May 20
6% Sep
20 % Sep
Dec
$5
Buffalo
47 J/4
46%
123
107
10%
42%
Co
(The) Co
46%
121%
105%
47%
21%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
4
46%
120
33%
43%
common...:
conv
5
46
10%
.100
Co
4,100
34%
21%
Bigelow___
Jun
25% Jan
37% Mar 24
cuin
13% Apr
25% Feb
Jan™2
5%
3,700
10%
11
21%
preferred
9
20
26%
103%
RR—
Bristol-Myers Co
17
24
35%
26%
34%
42%
Bridgeport Brass Co—
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No
Briggs Si Stratton—
___No
69% Jun
35%
10%
106%
83%
5
Bearing Co
5
Airways Inc.——____2.50
4
*82
5
.____.
Brooklyn Union
17%
2^50
Club
36%
26%
10%
123
106%
370
26%
283/4
par
Roller
3%%
45%
'120
17%
83 %
*35
'
__7.50
"""'nrrAH
13
12% Jan.
60
22% Mar 17
17%
*"■
Bower
106
36%
%
.100
Co
Common
Braniff
45%
123
36%
*35
___1
Maine
30
13% July 20
72% Dec
3
14
Edison
&
1,100
10%
'124
com 5
preferred
Boston
11%
26%
43 %
—100
Inc
Borden Co (The)
Borg-warner curp
3%%
11%
10%
*93
10
—
32% Apr
63% Jun
13% Jun
66% Jan
Jan
2
Mar 11
59% July 14
13 % Nov
4
5
2
IP/4
;
B
Stores
11%
12
5,000
20%
No par
Ami Co class A
Class
Boston
33% Sep
11% Sep
July
Bon
11%
26%
803/4
Brass Corp
Bnnk-of-the-W"nth
25
4
27% Jan
&
4
11%
4,600
1
Co
Co
4
49
No par
Chemical
26
48%
new.:.
Laughlin Inc
Jan
49
32%
1
3/4 Jan
Jun
com
(Delaware)
Aluminum
49
33
Co
Airpiane
49%
10%
.10
Mfg Co__—.No
6
11
9
&
48%
26%
—5
common
(Del)
13 % Jan
36 % Jan
15
Bliss
50
*75
10%
.
11
48%
25%
75%
1,800
75
/'
32'A
100
23
23 % Jan
22% Jun
Co
75
34
1
(E W)
76
14%
common..——10
preferred —
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4%% pfd series of 1951.
Bliss
76
*32%
1
Blaw-Knox
76
15
1
—
& Decker
74%
33
Foods
Black
47
25%
14%
—
Corp
Steel
23 VB
47
25%
*32%
_i
Corp
7%
45
25"% Mar 10
45% Jun
Best
Bethlehem
22%
47
25%
50
—10
Co
36% Jun
42% Feb
9
—
Co
Aviation
&
23
46%
25%
10%
*82
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No
par
Benguet Consol Mining' Co___l peso
Best
223%
48
1
RR
Loan
23%
25%
26
17%
29,500
23
47%
103/4
118
17,200
23%
26%
105%
,.103
Corp.
Packing
Beneficial
5
15
May 28
Bendix
*
3
22
91
2
pfd
preferred
5
19% Sep
2
4%%
May
28
Sep
17
July
100
1,100
9,30o
9%
25%
10%
i.luo
_
4%
58
9%
48
26%
__2.50
4%%
Howell Co
27% Jan
12
Dec
2
——*
Belding-Hemingway
38
3
16
3
1 % Jan
29% July
Creek
Beech-Nut
25
36% Feb
65 'A
Beech
8
44% Jun
3/4 May 18
24
Jan
33% July
1
11% Jan 15
12 % Sep
15
St
Beech Aircraft
2
21% Jan 29
68% Mar 20
11
(A
38% Jun
393/4 Dec
21% Jan
S^oe
preferred
Inc
4%
57%
93/4
22%
*11%
45 %
4%57
47%
*35
__10
prior
Mills
9%
12
Corp—
picsi.er.eu...
4%
56%
9%
36%
:
.No par
Co common.—12.50
x.id
conv
/a'/o
47/s
57%
9%
*35
—50
•*
4%
56
*113/4
—
3%%
Beaunit
4
17
Sep
1
common-*—.. 10
Works
oigars
4
14
16 Vb
Iron
£>..yuic
10
•
preferred
14
Sep
'
Brothers
173/4 Jan
32
33% Jun
Oct
50%
Corp
10 Vb Apr
93
May 21
9% Dec
49%
Oil
233% Jan
26% Feb
1
31% Apr
74%
2
15
63
*74%
22'% Mar 13
29
30
*25 %
4
Oct
93
25%
17
10% Dec
50
24'A
48
Beatrice Foods
18% May 27
88
9%
25%
Jun
175/4 Sep
90
.Jan
4%
58%
9%
23%
Bath
6
30
Jun
4%
55%
10
473,4
29% Jan
30% May 26
14
Marl6
16
81
163/4 Mar 20
14
31
12
7
107
4%
57%
93A
pre*ferred__100
4%%
16
11% Jan
9
21
27
26% Jun
9
22 % Mar
4%
55%
common
noncumulative
Barker
Mar 31
Dec
100
28
1
(The)_Nopar
Corp
_13
Co
Ohio
&
Barber
18
1123/4 Dec
5
903% July 28
14% Dec
Sep
.May 14
47% T&ay
123% July
v
Inc
100
4%
13f% Jan
18
9
Jun
57
9 Vb Sep
78
Jun
76
4
185/4 Sep
Jun
27
(T)
Bangor & Aroostook common—_50
Convertible 5% pref erred.;——100
48% Jun
4
433/4 Jan
345% May 20
93
4
10
Feb
Babbitt
16
For footnotes
see page
5
26.
44% Jan
4
56
53% Jun
29
California Packing
Corp
Zinc-Lead
5
Callahan
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Campbell
W
&
C
'
Foundry
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada
com
Southern Ry Co..
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mills
Ry
1
27%
27%
2%
2'A
2
2%
2
2%
2
9%
9%
9%
9%
934
9%
__15
21%
9%
21%
1.65%
13%
133/4
13%
96%
96%
*95%
96
94%
56
57
*55iA
57
*55%
27%
*263%
27%
—II—"5
No par
100
No par
*95'%
56
*26 3A
22
27%
.,25
26%
27
_no par
52%
52%
22%
2%
22
22
22'%
9%
22'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2
22
13%
8,500
7,800
12,300
22
1,200
1374
9,900
95%
*947a
96
57
*56
57
10
26%
2674
*26%
27
200
26%
53
2%
9%
26
26%
2574
26'%
25%
53%
*53
54%
*5274
53%
*52%
26%
53
50
27,900
300
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
(65)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
13% Jan
29
8% Dec
16% Sep
28
4
12
30
Carborundum
22
Carolina
23% May 26
Carolina
13
40 y» Apr
5
2iy2 Apr
4
62 % Apr
13
Carrier
13
7
16 y8 May
20
Carriers
&
17% Apr
12
Case
I)
Co
129% Feb
26
5
lliy4 Dec
24
143
Jan
9
45 y2 Sep
21
113
58 % July
2
44% Feb
17
Feb
24
101% Jun
4
6
16 »/4 "Apr
28
133% Jan
2
29
Dec
24
r
98
24
^107%
5
Jan
30
15% Jan
>16% Mar 18
.
>
19% Febl19
20
7% Feb
15
26
31
40% Jan
15
73% Jan
30
/
Mar 27
13.
4
1
42% Apr
21
12 y4 Jan
,
4
17% Jun
8
19
19% Jan
8
24
15% Mar 15
28% Feb
25
23% Dec
24
38% Jan
105% Jan
28% Feb
12
6
20% Mar'-..2
16
Jun
10
Jan
110
14% Sep. 14
14
10
15% Jan
38% Jan
21%
20%
20%
113%
118
115
115%
115
56
21%
56
*114
.
71
70%
72
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
225%
64
13% 1
13%
*
109
108"%
173/4
*17
♦20
20%
26%
*25%
64
64%
633/4
6334
14
13%
14
14
14
*
109
109
*1>
26
7«.
19% Jun
Central
16
16
of
RR Co
14
23%
'
23%
23%
18
i8
;
18
1,200
14
17,900
37
16
18
18
25%
34% Dec
—50
*18%
18%
*18
18%
5
9.50
24%
25%
25
25%
Co
*11%
12
11%
11%
Corp——J.
No par
—5
27%
1
10
17%
17%
17%
38%
38%
38
Violeta
Century
Ribbon
7% Jan
18
4
30% Jun
3
12% Jan
;
4
18% Jun
30
33V2Jan
4
40
Jan
33
3
•
&
de
Cerro
Belt
Chain
Corp
Sugar
Pasco
Certain-Teed
May 25
July
47
11-
98% Jan
30
108
5
Mills—
Corp
Products
Co
1
—
-
Common
1
*6%
*7
>
2734
f.
3
Mar 17
6
~7%*Mar
27
4% Feb
Dec
31
31% Feb
,4
25%'Jan
5'
33% May 20
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
32% Sep
15
41% Feb "2
33% Jan
4
36% Feb
Jun
3
12
Sep
85% Oct
15
13
23% Feb
18% Jan
27 Ve May 14
5
18 % Jan
25% Jun
21
27 % Jan
26% Jan
27'/a Oct
6
34% Jan
Jan
18
14•
;
*1734
18%
*1734:
18%
300
25%
2534
255/8
25%
6,600
11%
*11%
.
7%
7%
7%
300
27%
263/4
27%
6,000
175/8:
17%
24,700
39%
40
173/4
18%
173/4
18
*38%
3 8 5/8
385/8
39%
,
31
10
Jan
29
22% Jan
.
13
.
15
51 % Jan
10% Dec
30
30
44 Va Aug
41% Oct"
6
.
103/4
9,900
39%
5,900
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
2,200
29
28%
283/4
283/4
29
4,600
63%
64
635/8
65%
88
86
86
100
70 >
70
7,700
1,600
86 %
72
Jan
7% Jun
16
11% Jan
5
92
1% Jan
10
13
preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
5% conv preferred-series A
100
Chicago Yellow Cab_
No par
Chickasha
Cotton
Oil
—10
Childs Co common
1
5',v
convertible preferred
25
Chile Copper Co
—25
15
9% Mar 15
15% Jun
8
Jan
18
3
4
7 % Jan
5
10% Feb
Feb
5
35
56 % Feb
1
66% Jun
convertible
$3
2
May 21
101% Apr
4
7
11
11
May 25
Chrysler
29
25
Corp
*84
68%
71%
69%
99%
8%
143/e
2%
2%
9%
9%
7%
*13%
2%
93/4
70;.;
*99
7%
133/4
2%
25/a
7%<
14%
1
99%
69
100%.
100
14%
7%
14%
*84
693/4 >
68%
100 %
*7%
88
*84
69%
100
100
*11%
■
*99 Va
5,900
99%
500
8%
8%
*7%'
8%
*13%
14 %
*133/4
143/s
400
2%
23/4
25/e
2%
2,500
10 %
10%
10%
10%
3,100
31
31
31
10
65%
64%
66
146,600
"
10%
10%
*30%
31
645/8
32
♦30
32
*30
io
25/8,.
66
*30
'
63 3%
64
63%
66%
64%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
22% Dec
102
22
Jan
16
6
95% Jan
9% Sep
15
Jan
12
11
Jan
4
9% Jan
30% Dec
70% Oct
•-
28% Jan
5
47-
Dec
55
14% Jan
78
76% Apr
38
July
r
:102.
Jan
_
4%
30
1
11% Mar
15
27% Jan
4
35% Jun
Jan
4
16% May 10
33% Mar
14% Dec
28
17
72% Dec
28
83% Feb
9
74
Jan
27
5
44% Jan
6
33% Jan
4
10
90
16
54% Nov
,
'109%
12
'
Mar
7oy« Jun
Mar 23
70% Dec
15
75
41
21
44% Mar 19
109% Apr
75
4
23% Jan
15
50
May 18
4
29% Jan
44
16
25% Apr
11
43 % Mar 20
37.
Jan
7
19
29% Oct •
24
Feb
24
89% Jun
12
97% Nov
25
Feb
4
34% Dec
128% Sep
136
78
Jan
89
107
874
9
1
97% Jan
2% Jan
32% Mar 25
35% Feb
2
TZo
4%
cumulative 2nd
930
47% Jan
2
38% Jan
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
24% Feb
27
12 % Jan
20
Jun
8
Dec
31
90,
July
4
125% Mar 17
976
Coca-Cola
Apr
13
18% Jan
15% Mar 24
26
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
Dec
23
66% Mar 24
41
Dec
22
67
Mar 24
50
Jan
29
56% Jun
28
Apr
30
52% Feb
16
40% Jun
47% Feb
1
65% Mar 24
8
50% Dec
2
41% Feb
3
60
Jun
9
50% Dec
9
41% Feb
2
59% Jun
4
14% Jun
Jan
12% Jan
5
11% Jan
29
22% DCc
24
6
69% Dec
19% Jan
25% Jun
12
'
19%
'
19%
19%
5,500
19,400
19%
"•
270
48%
46%
47%'
47
47 5/8
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
95
95
95
95
94%
95%
*2%
2%
400
335/8
333/4
1,300
I,
I
*2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33%
34
135
46%
*133%
135
*133%
*91%
93
2%
*91%
117%
117%
89
89
3,900
117%
930
*900
*900
10
300
92
92
116%
117%
117
350
134
134
93
4,200
930
20
49%
50%
50%
513/a
89%
48%
90%
17,200
10J
No par
No par
89
89
90%
91
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14
14%
1,500
No par
Corpi
Iron
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
163/a
16%
165/s
9,900
41%
41%
*89
41%
41%
v
400
41%
41%
*41 %
41%
41%
*43%
45
*44
45
43%
*43
43%
noncumulative 1st.pfd——100
55%
56%
55%
56
56%
56%
53%
*51%
53
1,550
50%
51%
51
51
51
51
503/8
50
50
430
59%
60
59%
59%
58%
59%
58%
5 8 3/a
5 9 3/4
59
59%
59%
59%
59
59
58%
58%
59 %
1,800
Inc
No par
common—No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/B
14%
143/4
138,800
24
23%
23%
23
23 V*
3,700
series B_
17
4,900
'
24%
23%
23%
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Carbon Co_,
_No par
*79%
80%
*79%
80%
*79%
80%
80
47%
48
47%
47%
47
47%
47%
47
47%
Elec—5
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 V*
28%
2 8 5/s
28%
28%
Inc.——1
—-10
53%
54
53
55%
54
55%
54%
54%
154%
37%
38
38
39
38%
39%
39 Ve
393/4
16
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
16%
16%
12,900
39%
40
393/4
40%
39%
40
31,800
Pictures
68% Jan
4
11
49% May 27
Columbian
2
27% Dec
26% Jan
11
29% Jun
Columbus &
11
Ohio
Southern
Combustion Engineering
56% Mar 30
100
23%
41% Jan
8
45
'
15
29
42%
27%
49%
—
22
Feb
89
*41%
*43 %
&
51% Mar 17
15
42%
Columbia
7
15
72
49
93
370
*71%
95%
117%
2,300
60%
72%
94%
*134
91%
109
27
135
-
60%
1083/4
Columbia Gas System
28
7
*89
60%'
109%
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A. 2.50
Class B
2.50
28
38% Jan
50
18t)
*41 %
42%
*19%'
48%
4%
Sep
38'/4 Jan
19%
,
50
4%
47
20%
*170
4,000
Southern Ry com—100
Colorado
16
45
12% Dec
&
preferred
5%%
43 % May 24
24
Mar 22
Alkman
Fuel
19%
49%
Collins
&
*41%
49
6
Colorado
*41%
42%
10
5
1,000
453/4
*45%
71%
72
*900
Mar
93
*71%
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
$3.50 preferred
14% Jan
72%
*91%
2
2,100
16%
77
91%
60%
*109
109
117%
51% July
7
60%
Corp—No par
Internat'l
2,900
34%
16%
180
*89
91%
60
108%
preferred_100
(The)
Coca-Cola Co
2
100
10%
102
77-
46
v
*170
*89
109
48%
—
28,700
6,400
16%
%
45%
91%
stock—50
_1
_1
97
10
*98p/8
34'%
34%
*77
78
22,200
78
16
16%
*77%
60%
60%
-No par
preferred
10
111% Jan
16
*33%
33%
37%
96
10%
102
*98%
430
69
37
97%
10%
10%
6,700
65%
37%
97
97%
102
225/a
100%
100
'
71%
preferred-—-100
——1
Cluett Peabody & Co com—-No par
Feb
17
16%
gtd—50
„
Apr
20
15%
33%
34%
*108%
common
94
Dec
33%
No par
4%
140
125 % Feb
*98%
*89
6
892
10 Ve
10%
102
180
12
Jan
94%
99%
10%
*170
Jan
89
97%
*98%
180
conv
cum
37
*170
Corp
Clopay
37%
Co com—100
132% Jan
July 24
Oct
13
Inc
Foods
36%
46
RR 7%
Molybdenum
4% %
15
29
80
Climax
36%
45
Corporation——
Clinton
14
2% May
21
Clevite
8
4
92% Apr
Dec
23
4
27
35%
1005/„
: 67 3/4'
67%
45
j
Pitts
&
68
22%
223/B
21%
100%
67
45
Special guaranteed
18
Sep
281/4 Apr
Mar
Jun
22% Jan
14
Cleveland
Mar 22
21%
100%
69
78
preferred
$4.50
21%
100%
68%
*77
Illuminating com_No par
Elec
215/B
100%
213/8
100
preferred—100
noncumulative
5'/<>
15'
common—
& St Louis Ry
C
Cleve
1
18% Jan
41
33% Sep
5
Mar 24
—0
Co—
5
■—.—100
City Products Corp„
No par
City Stores Co common
—5
4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co new———-20
C C
Mar 15
91
2
'-
29
'60% July
5
Jan
lu7
19
Jun
210
1
4
53% Jan
24
80% May 11
46
May 12
89
July 14
Jan
,
170
Nov'30
"172
Feb
Jun
15
Aug.. 3
Ma r 24
7
99% Apr
15
47% Jun
14
5
10
Service
City Investing Co
5 % %> preferred
1
Jan
12
Jun
261/4 Dec
No par
—00
preferred
Cities
106% May 24
104
Common —1
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp_;—•—No par
'
48% Dec
8
44
Jan
14
31
Sep 18
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
43% Apr
19
Commercial
Credit Co
16
Sep 15
22% Jan
2
15% May 11
18% Jan
27
Commercial
Solvents
38% Sep
10%
39%
♦84
2'
July
Pac
&
300
10%
39%
88
65% July
Paul
St
7%
10%
64%
Milw
*7%.
1,300
39%
63%
11
12
>
7%
.
28%
>Jan
'62%, Jan
3% Feb
25
231/4 July
7%
64%
7
Sep
"?%
29
11
37
*7%
11%
23% Apr
59% Mar
7%
7%
11%
103% Feb
49
1,300
7%
7%
28%
4
I
14%
.'64
18
43
**14 V
11%
20% Feb
38% Dec
14%
65%
9% Jan
19
Sep
14%'
'
29
97% Jan
2
•14%
-
64%
21
18
14 Ve
,
11%
2
Sep
14%
.14%
14
28%
5
100
700
14
preferred
5%
9
Jan
80
50
32%
preferred series A
c.1100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
12% Mar 31
96 % Jah
152
24%
32%
2
13 y4 Feb
Oct
24
24
32%
10%
39
31
23%
24
32%
39%
29
95
23%
24
32%
10%
29
24 5/a Juri
23%
24%
32%
39
13
35% Jan
24
24
32%
39%
Dec
91% Jun
23%
.24%
32%
5%
6% Oct
17% Jun
24%
24%
10%
86
13,800
23%
39 %
.
900
24%
10%
5
1,500
32%
39%
34 % Feb
100
17
24%
10%
4
4
16%
24%
24%
1
Chicago Ind & Louisville- Ry cl .A_25
Class
B
i
No par
22^: Dec
"58%
17%
24%
39%
14% Feb
10% Sep 22
1% Dec 18
.
10%
63
Jan
17,
24"%
No par
3
15,100
!7% .;
series A noncum pfd—!—100
Chic & North Western-com—No par
U
1,700
34%
91%
;
24%
Chic
Mar
3,400
32%
343/8
*90
17%
J
11
28
90%
24%
18
26
45% Jan
95
25
13
24%
24%
34%
24%
*17%
24%
32%
32%
34%
12 % Feb
10% Jan
76% May 27
7% Oct
17%
32%
-
5%
5%
5%
x90%
35
91%
10
12,200
24%
5'/o
8
82 % Mar 19
89% Jun
17%
x24%
32%
34%
*91
91%
.46% Jan
35 Ve, Mar
2
*■ 6
'
'6
Oct
59
32
32%
34%
5
,
27
25%'
*32%
16
62% Mar 19
Aug 31
59
31%
*91
10 y4 Mar 25
21% May 21
30% Dec
'40% Sep
35
91%
5%
3,800
106
*105
27%
25%
46 5/s
46%
47
106
*105
t:
5
5% ;
44%
(
28
27%
1,400
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
8% May 21
5%,Jan
" 6
Dec
100
5%
106
>105
26%
34%
31"%
31%
34%
*91
-
Dhicago Corp (The)-
15% F«b
,
5%
44%
44
44%
105
25%
300
7%
273/4
,
12
27%
7%
*7
27%
17%
43
105
27
5%
5
convertible preferred
46
26%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
'
___40
16
33% Jun
12% Mar
6
5% Dec
10
»•
21% Mar 24
7
Sep
4
25% Mar 19
Oct
12
3%%
May 12
18% Feb
5
13
Jan
14
15
91
26% Mar 17
Aug 31
171/4 Jun 16
21
17
2
84 y4 Jan
,27
23 y4 Mar
80
300
♦173/4
38%
106
*105
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
4% Sep. 15
6,200
18
175/8
>:
12
*11 Va
7%
27
7%
28
44%
No par
,.
preferred —;
No par
Chance V.ought Aircraft Inc w i
1
Checker Cab Manufacturing
1.25
$4.50
Mar 17
32% Jun
May 12
22
25'/4
10
23
11%'
25%
19
.
Central
6% May 27
3
103% Jan
2,800
109%
;
23
23
:
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22
42%
415%
*109
10» is
22%
18
*18%
West
South
Central
26% May
20% Jan
15% Mar 20
15
92 y4 Jun
900
1 64
13%
175/8
23%
class A„_50
J
N
B
Class
6
•12% Mar 18
26
5
11% Sep
261/2 Jun
26
;
300
2,600
'6334
413/4
413/4
41%
41%
f
•
5%"
500
6
5%
26%
"
'
17%
20%
26
41%
11,700
*20
5%
109
190
4.300
223/a
X22
*17%
23%
23%
82,500
74%
17%
-
5%
5%
r.
22%
20%
17%
x20%
64
40%
41%
41
*108%
10
v:
7,800
116
:
72%
,
60
58%
103 %
213/4
22%
116
70
6,600
116
*102%
71%
64
100
116
,
22%
No par
•
103%
115
•
•
70
13%
_
*116
>:
71%
64
'
30
Feb
20%
20%
114
26
com
12,000
118
,
71%
26
L
1,700
15%
54%
27%
__
12,200
15%
143/s
*102%
26%
preferred
55%
153/s
14%
55%
5%
Illinois Light
55
153/B
14%
1031%
17%
'-'4%%
55%
15%
15
543/4
20%
Central
54%
153/a
*102%
5%
Central Illinois Public Service—
56
5434
55%
17%
preferred, series B
500
103%
*20%
5%
455/8
54%
20
Georgia Ry__
455/8
*102%
57/B
of
455%
■
56%
114
—
*453/a
,
103%
100
Aguirre Sugar Co_:
Foundry Co
22
,
55%
com__No par
70
115%
21%
45%
>117
*114%
,
21%
45%
117
v.
115
<
213/4
143/4
18
^•
19% Jun
6
10% Feb
9% Mar 12
19% Oct. 13
117
115
21%
15%
20%
''
23% May 25
4
>23% Jan
17% Mar 16
16
117
.,
115
"
5%
5
Mar
15%
1,500
20
"
-
10% Dec 30
112
15%
15
9,100
20%
19%
*102%
100
,
15%
15%
34%
20
34%
•:
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
25
42y4 Mar 25
35% Jun
_l
56%
15%
9,300
34%
9%
21%
*20%
preferred
Central
Central
12
14% Apr
117
45%
56%
45%
54%
10
10
35
19%
115
21%
*17%
5%
•72% Feb
100
10
conv
/"Central
>
32% Jan
15%
116
21 %
—20
5
1
No par
^
100
7
6% May 14
■7
54% Mar 24
22
59 % Sep
97
Celotex
23 % Mar 25
26% Dec
.liy4 July 14
30
21 Ve Mar 12
6
15%
preferred series A_100
Corp common__
No par
4%%
17J/4Jun
11
:Jan
4% Jan
-207/« July 27
56
preferred
2nd
7%
2
22% Jun
10
1
12.50
common
4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer
2
12
Apr
74% July
4
Jan
.16
22% July
120.
4
Preferred
*115
Shares
July 3;
353/8
34%
116
Sales for
the Week
"
Friday
9%
19%
45%
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
:
13
34%
45%
Corp_
10
9%
20%
22
common..!
June 30
1
10
19%
21%
1——;
Corp
(J
7%
2
104 y4 Apr
4
Jan
66% May
19% Mar 25
15% Sep " 2
Sep
4-
38% Jan
18% Dec
6% Dec
Jan
65% Jan
105
96% Jun;23
14% Sep
J an
13% May
*115
■■
,
July 1
20
new_No par
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
35%
5
General
3
Jan
14% Mar 27
9%
HIGH
Wednesday
34 Ve
19%
10
Co
46% Jan
.25
18% Jun
Steel
14
16
4% Sep
Carpenter
10
9%
Ohio Ry_100
Light
16
14% Sep
15% Oct
24
Power &
Jan
49
65% Dec
46% Jun
Jun
48% Dec
14
2
24
104
5
116
40y2 Jan
12% Sep
34% Jan
5
14
June 2!)
35
5
Co
Tuesday
June 28
Par
Mfg Co—
Clinchfield &
Jan
*,
Monday
»•'
1
(The)
(Philip)
Carey
21 % Jun
39 Ve Sep
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
.Jan
107
113% Mar 19
103 V4 July 20
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
18
10% Jan
171/4 Jan
19% May 25
<
Highest
8% Jan
29
May 27
30
14
14
23% Sep
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1'
Year 1953
Continued—Page 3
'
—No par
40
*79%
39
80
55
.
395/8
4,200
7,700
17,200
19,000
37% Dec
2
36% Jan
41% Jun
2
Edison Co com—_25
39%
40
17
41% Jun
2
$1.32
convertible
39%
39%
39%
39%
393/4
3934
3,500
41% J-in
2
$1.40
convertible
39%
39%
40%
393/4
395/8
393/4
393/4
39%
2,900
36% Jan
39%
17
37% Mar 16
*39%
32% Jun
preferred
25
preferred—-25
Publishing Co—No par
Corp
10
393/4
36% Jan
\ 39 5/tt
7
40%
17
37% Dec
*39%
32% Jun
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
75/8
7%
7%
7%
22
22 %
21%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
21%
22
5,200
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/a
18%
18 3/8
2,500
24
24
24
24%
23%
23%
*23%
32% Jun
5% Dec
29
8
29
211/4 Dec
Mar
27% Jan
6
3
4
8
Jan
Jun
29
Commonwealth
Conde
Nast
Mills
27
20 % May
23% Jan
27
Cone
23% Jan
26
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
20% Oct 28
24 J/2 Jan
15
17 y2 May
30
20% Dec
31
20% Jan
12
25% Apr
2
6% Sep
14
11
Feb
25
7% Jan
4
11% Jun
28
34% Jun
11
45
Consolidated
18
Dec
10
42% Dec
40% Jan
4
103% Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107%'Apr
26
12% Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
4
Jan
5
Jun
15
110% Jan
7
91
Jun
10
102
11
Jan
28
10
Mar 26
13% Apr
5
27
26% Jan
107
Jan
12% Feb
14% Apr
4
23
8
31
Jun
1
7
112
Feb
1
7
11
105% Mar 25
14% Apr
15
7
Jan
7
64% May
Jun
9
25
Jan
26
5% Jan
4
6% Jan
20
6
8% Feb
15
16
58
Jan
2
54
Sep
14
38 % Jan
5
18
23
10% Jan
6
8
Dec
29
10% Jan
6
7
35% Apr
23
40% Nov
2
99
Jun
19
109% Jan
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
17
Jan
98
5% Dec
48% Jun
July
109% Mar
2
preferred
$5
'
Apr
Power
110% Apr
5
$4.50
109% Feb
1
$4.52
106% Jun
47
102% Feb
11
May 17
101% May 25
49% May 27
103
2
89% Sep
23
95% Jun,
4
90% Jan
45% Jan
13
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
May 20
97% Jan
8
96
Jan
21
100
6
128
Jan
21
163
25 Va May 21
133
Nov
F01 footnotes see page
26.
20% Jan
4
4
4
Jan
15
23% Mar 29
Feb
4
71% Jun
30
98
C
series
Laundries
Corp
Corp
4%
of
No par
233/4
23%
23%
1,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 3/B
11%
11%
11%
11%
14,900
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
443/8
44%
44%
443/8
45
10,100
108'/4
108%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109
109
109
1,000
13%
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14
2,200
29s/8
29 3/8
295/8
295/8
29%
9,000
14
14%
14
$5.50
30
$4.25
99%
99%
13%
13%
*13%
60%
60%
61%
21
*19
6
6
7%
45
21
6%
common
99%
14
14
600
61%
61%
62%
623/4
64
3,400
21
*19
.
6 %
*19
*19
21
6%
21
6%
6
7%
7%
700
44%
44%
6,800
%;
*7%
7%
7%
443/4
44%
44%
109
108%
109
107%
107%
107%
545/8
54%
55
104
53%
101 %
101%
*1017/b
22%
22 78
22%
94%
94
620
108
108
108%
1083/4
108
107%
107%
107 %
54%
53%
54%
102%
102 %
102%
102%
102%
♦102%
22%
22 %
22%
225/B
225/a
22 %
22%
2,400
94%
94%
94%
94%
945/B
94%
943i
440
6934
13,800
69%
70%
70%
71%
70%
97%
97%
*97%
98%
*97 V*
160 V*
7,500
6%
44%
54%
60
13%
7%
108
60
13%
44%
53%
159%
100%
99
*7%
10
157%
110
99%
111
44%
*107%
*94
♦99
13%
61
6
,♦110
109
7%
109
No par
20
No par
2nd preferred—No par
Can Inc
conv
110 %
100
13%
6
7%
29%
110%
99
*19
44%
29%
111
*99
100
—
preferred
preferred
61
29%
*110
America—
new
preferred
$3.75
99
*13%
29%
111
107%
Continental Baking Co com—No par
Continental
29%
*110
107%
1——No par
6,700
11%
108
No par
preferred
preferred
Common
May 13
Jun
100
series B
Consumers Power Co com
7
105% Jan
5
23
16
—
No par
Corp——1.33%
-—100
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
15
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd_l—100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc——10c
5
8
45
Jun
112% Jan
—-—
of Bait com—No par
4%
Preferred
28
8
Co
Consolidated
Jun
38% Jan
18% Jan
87
:
Foods
Preferred 4%%
Container
93
Corp—
Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Consolidated
Consolidated
8
Consolidated Gas Elec Light &
100
23% Jun
.
Cigar
distribution
stock
Ex
39%
161%
163
54
71%
69%
705/8
68%
98%
*97%
98%
*97 VA
159%
159%
158%
163
98 %
160
170
5,700
80
100
990
17
18
(66)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
15
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
3
16
82% Jan
7
72
67
Jun
7'/a Sep
14
13
62% Jan
8% Apr
8
17% Jun
22
19% Jan
14
6
13% Jun
14
15'A Sep
15
22
14
28% Mar
Feb
Mar 18
4
15% Jan
4
Jan
21
26% Jan 27
22% Jan
4
15
19% Sep
48% Jan
27'A Feb
20 '/a Jan
4
6
52
2
Jan
28
43% Dec
■
30
55% Jan 30
15
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
58
Jun
18
68'/a Jan
15
CO
70
Apr
1
90 % Dec
21
93 % Sep
14
96% Jan
93'A Sep
67 Va Feb
15
98
161
6
Nov
9
71'A Feb
31
174 % Jan
18 Va Nov
78
1G
29
3% Sep 15
1 'A Nov 30
25 '/a Sep
87 % Jun
5
1
25% Jan
Jun
10
26% Jun
95
29
28
16
91
Mar
20
9
4
65% Jun
3% Mar 16
4
27% Mar 12
3 % 'io
Cum
Corn
Products
1%
17
25
Co
3%%
2
Tun
30
Crown Cork
2
29
Crown
29 % Jan
4
34% July
17
34% Jan
4
48% Jun
$2
preferred
Zellerbach
4
21% Jan
11
4
26% Apr 12
82% Jun 30
13% Dec
24
36 % J an
5
14% Jan
5
20% Jan
Cuba
11% Dec
31
17
Jan
6
Jun
24
185
Jan
8
5'A Sep
15
49% Sep
6% Sep
23% Sep
131
105
Apr
1
26
11% Jan
4
28
"6%
Jan
29
Mar 17
5% Apr
56 % Apr
20
87
Feb
3
12% Mar 19
31
7% Jun
30
9% Jan
8
27% May 14
30% Apr
8% Jan
15
34% Jan
15
21
15
29
9% Feb
18
6% Apr
93
19
Jan
8
4
103
54% Jan
5
60
7% Jan
4
10% Mar 31
2
27% Mar 20
14% Feb 28
$4.20
5%
RR
25
Jan
11
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
31% Sep
15
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
27% May 26
136
Feb 15
58% May 24
non-cum
9
65 %
8 3%
9
64
65%
14,800
17%
643%
65
173%
173%
64 Va
65
17%
18
11,800
21%
173%
20 3%
173%
17%
21'%
17%
1,300
39%
40
38%
40
213%
22
.
20 5%
21
21
213%
21%
393%
39%
21%
2,200
383%
39
40
21%
41
213%
22%
%
6,700
215%
213%
21%
21%
3,000
•
48'%
48%
*48%
50
*48 3%
50
47
*47
47%
*47
283%;% 29%
47%
■29,
64%
64%
64%
65
108
109
*95%
101
1073%
97
109%
*953%
101
76%
65
*100
76%
<29%
76 3%
22%
23%
223%
3%
33%
3%
33%
1%
13%
1%
13%
32%
32 %
33'%
32%
32 %
*96%
2
27%
2.50
*100
76%
4,900
102
76%
763%
110
8,300
22 7%
23
223%
23%
*33%
37/a
33%
33/4
2,200
1%
17%
1%
1%
33%
2,300
323%
32%
32 5%
32 7%
20,100
200
98
98
27%
27%
15%
102
1,470
97
1%
27%
15%
33%
65%
111
33%
98
15
643%
108%
*953%
23%
*27%
33%
100
600
2,300
*174%
*963%
15%
29 t
176
27%
333%
28%
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*174%
98
15
<
47
65
753%
176
50
47
97
*100
76%
X175
*48 5%
'
111%
*953%
102
23%
1773%
29
1
.
1093%
97
x75%
1%
1773%
29
-
64%
111%
*953%
*100
*3%
177
<
65%
1093%
97
102
76
t
23%
*333%
*98
176
330
6,800
98'%
963%
963%
27%
27%
273%
27%
800
155%
153%
15%
15%
34
15%
9,400
333%
34
34
34%
1,300
33%
5
47%
473%
47%
485%
473%
*103%
483%
104'%
47%
103%
103'%
1033%
1033%
24%
24%
♦1033%
243%
25
1037%
243%
103%
100
243%
24%
243%
82
24%
82
243/4
82%
3,400
81%
82
81%
81%
1,100
25
100
pfd
100
82
82
82
*16
17
*16
10
13
100
*170
common
common
13%
163%
13
*170
5%
5%
5%
*54 %
55%
543%
54%
54%
5
8
No par
101
*59
common
1
A
1
8
75%
101
54%
*273%
♦54%
*1003%
593%
59
9%
73%
7%
7%
101
7"%
*1003%
59%
9%
93%
9%
27
100
27
136
*134%
136
136
57%
58
58
57
58
pfd
Cutler-Hamper Inc
56
54%
300
83/4
5,400
8
*275/8
7%
28
75/8
73/4
400
5,300
101
*1003/8
59
*58'A
593/4
300,
93/4
9%
30,400
27%
27%
3,300
*134%
136%
9%
136
No par
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
26%
54%
8%
2,600
3,200
*58%
10
27
5%
♦1003%
593%
26%
"134%
5%
28
7%
101
*58%
13
200
543%
273%
13,900
163/4
13
*170
5%
7%
28
48
*16
13 Va
200
5%
75%
28
47%
16 3%
13,
♦170
53%
54%
7%
7%
9%
5%
473%
104
*16
13%
200
*27%
28
73%
No par
preferred
83%
♦27%
163%
13
200
100
preferred
*16
13
*170
200
10
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Publishing common
1
Class
22
*48%
Curtis
Prior
66%
l
4%%
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
$7
87%
623%
17%
64
l
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
>
89%
21%
175%
common
Cuban-American Sugar
16
89%
9
47
5
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
May 27
Jun
6%
89%
8%
1
preferred
convertible
7%
8% Apr
2
100% July 28
57% Feb
4
2,300
♦89
9
50
common
Crucible Steel of Amer
72% Jan
21
91
89 %
8%
4,400
_No par
101% Jan
6
Sep
90
88
'
16
5% Sep
93% Dec
4,200
No par
Corp
Mar 17
27
12 %
46%
—100
Seal common
Jan
64
12
♦12
29
Cream of Wheat Corp
(The)
89
18
1,300
12%
100
33% Jan
21
17%
123%
25
15
Nov
17%
12%
100
15
6% Sep
12%
46%
Corp
20% Sep
52
12'%
28%
of/1947-100
preferred
Jun
15
8% May 2i
12%
89
Refining common_25
68% Sep
180
12%
88%
20
common
15%
34% Jan
103
7%
1
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
Crane
28
4
50
—
series
Petroleum
26 % Mar 22
Jan
7%
—50
Corp_j
preferred
11
2
series
preferred
pfd 3%%
Cosden
35% Apr 14
99% Mar 30
35% Dec
May 18
1
4% Feb
4
pref 5%
6% series—
Dubilier. Electric
1
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
28
1% Jun
4
91% Jan
7%
17%
8
Corn
13
Jun
Delaware—:
of
Preferred
30
99 % Apr
101
Convertible
Cornell
78% Mar 12
1 % Jan
15% Mar
-
25
182% Mar 29
24% Jun 17
28% Jan
7%
17 5%
Continental Steel Corp——
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
Copper Range Co_
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
9
5
21
Jan
Apr
111% July
4
2
7%
175%
9
24
Jan
3
34% Apr
2
10% Dec
Jan
2
15
1G
7%
17 s%
8%
J-sn
8
6
176% Dec
Mar 31
15% Dec
95% Jan
96 % Jan
7%
18%
.1
52
12
19
7'%
*175%
Motors
Oil
Shares
7%
Continental
Continental
the Week
18%
5
...
Friday
July 2
7%
10
-
Sales for
Thursday
July 1
*17%
Insurance
49 % Apr
Mar 22
25
Jun
June 30
Continental
«32% Mar
4
87% Jan
5%
PRICES
Wednesday
June 29
2
24
48% May 25
44% Mar
5
'18% Sep
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
73
May 19
19
May 24
25% Apr 22
41% July 2
4
20
6
SALE
Tuesday
25
July.
HIGH
Monday
June 28
Par
9% Mar 18
4
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
convertible preferred
Continental Diamond Fibre
91
15
7% Jan
52
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
10% Jan
5
19
NEW
Highest
7 % May
11% Mar 25
48% Oct
% Sep
19% Sep
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
CoRtlnaed—Pig* 4
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
7% Sep
17% Jun
(f*
.
*
Year 1903
Lowest
.
27%
9%
27
,
27%
♦134%
136
'57
573%
101
57%
20
20
58
3,100
38%
4,200
D
29'A Sep
83% Dec
4
Dec
15
40% Mar 29
30% Jan
11
22
92
39% May 24
87% Jan
26
93
Jan
8
22
8% Mar 17
13% Aug 20
14% May 4
16% Jan 20
13'A Jun
39% Dec
11% Dec
33 % Jun
15
16
4% May 18
8
11% Jan
4
Dana
May 25
5 % Mar 12
3%%
17
37
Apr 27
42 % Jun
82% May 28
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
5
83
Apr
28
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
13
86
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
5%
17% Aug 31
7% Sep
34
23% Feb
2
94% Jan
11
12% May 14
47% Jan
5
15
12% May
4
9 % Apr 27
35% Jan 11
100
26
10% Jan
14
Dec
14
23% Sep
15
30% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
28% Jun
18
33% Jan
30% May 26
5
32% Jan
4
34 % May 24
41
3
46% Feb
55
Jun
14
40% Sep
10% Oct
21
52% Feb
2
13
15% Jan
30
12'A Jan
4
15% Feb
23% Jun
16
27% Dec
21
27
7
30% Mar
55% Dec
29
60
81% Apr
28
99
15% Oct
16
61
55% Jan
12
4
93% Jan
14
109% Jun
16% Jan
4
22% Jun
8
64
Mar
2
28% Jan
17
2% Apr
8% Apr
Feb
7
De
33
Devoe &
Jan
4
33% Jan
4
12
34% Feb 13
33% Jan
14% May 25
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
25
29% Nov 12
31% Jun
12
28% Mar 24
Nov 30
41% Dec
3
3
29
12
12
8% May 17
40
Jan
4
57
Jan
11
35
Jun
14
May 10
108% F*b
Detroit
38% Jun
28
35
Jun
4
11% Feb
10
33
Jun
4
11% Jan 13
55% Apr
68 % Apr
Diamond
$1.50
T
49
48%
48%
293/4
303/8
34'%
293/4
30%
34%
X29%
34%
30%
34%
19,900
44%
*33%
443%
34%
45
34%
44%
341/4
34%
1,300
433/4
*43%
100
Co
34%
44%
14
14%
13%
28%
28%
13%
13%
29%
135/s
93/4
435/8
14
28%
723%
♦108
20%
1
13%
9%
43%
9%
9%
93/4
2,100
7,400
•
48%
51
43%
6,100
1,700
14
133/4
13%
13%
13%
3,600
29%
*29%
29%
29%
293/4
293/4
2,600
73
72
110
108%
20%
19%
5%
Cup
Co
cony
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
78% July
2
43% Jan
8
15
15
2
83% Jan
14
75% Jan
15
43
91% Jun
13
30
33
Apr
19
38% Jan
12
7
Jan
4
9% Jun
29
143% Jun
73%
3,800
4
91
Jun
10
108% Dec
3
104% Jan
11
109
Jun
4
118% Jan
2
115% Jan
12
89% Jun
23
97
25'A Sep
14
30% Dec
42
Apr
27
48
Feb
10
Jan
6
47% Apr
43% Jun
23
52
Dec
9
50% Jan
12
4
48% Jan
5
47% July
9% Jan
6
10% May 15
12
94% Jan
6
4
28% Jan
13
l
41% July
2
103% Mar 26
29% Jun 11
Co
52% Mar
53 % Apr
27
7
10% Jun
28
2,500
32'%
32%
32%
32%
6,400
32%
32%
*62
65
*62
65
*62
*2%
2%
2%
25%
2%
8%
8%
83%
203%
83%
21
83%
21
87/a
21
21
283%
29%
28%
283%
28%
28%
32
No par
38%
*34%
2
14
32
108%
14
-
28%
28%
28%
32%
4,900
317%
32
32
3?
108%
3,000
107%
38%
38%
35
35
J
35
14
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
29%
10 %
29%
10%
30
3,100
293%
29%
293/4
9%
30%
*9%
10,700
*9%
93%
9%
9%
10%
10=%
29
29%
293%
*9%
93%
9%
13%
38
13%
13 7%
93%
13%
13%
108%
50
38 3/8
1,400
35
800
13%
533%
53%
53%
67
67%
67
67
29
28%
67%
400
28%
28%
283%
11%
28%
113%
28%
113%
1,100
113%
11%
11%
11%"'
28%
113%
*11%
15 5%
15%
72
15%
15%
53%
155%
733%
723%
76%
5
40%
763%
40 3%
1033%
41%
103'%
40 3%
*103%
41%
1033%
1033%
103%
50c
283%
28%
285%
29%
28
100
91
91
90
91
91
*33
37
♦35
39
93%
9%
93%
5
129%
143%
134%
5%
9%
2,900
15%
*103
15%
15%
75
78%
36,000
407/a
415/8
35,700
103 3/4
1033/4
300
29%
28,400
1033%
283%
28%
28%
*90
91
*90
91
37
♦35
37
37
37
93%
,
9
(E I) & Co-
9%
9
100
9 3/8
8,900
53,500
141%
134
$4.50
series
No par
119%
1193%
135%
119%
134%
1193%
1393/4
series
No par
98%
136%
1193%
133
119'%
$3.50
983%
119%
98%
119%
119%
98%
983%
119%
10
30%
31
983%
303%
983/4
31
983/4
98%
30%
31
98%
preferred
50
*46%
47
30s/a
*46%
30%
47
30%
31
preferred
46%
46%
_50
*513%
52%
*46%
463/4
♦46'A
4%
preferred
50
48%
50
4.20% preferred
D W G Cigar
Corp
*51%
5
10%
485%
52
103%
*513%
48%
*51%
105%
52%
*513%
52%
473/4
48
48%
200
48%
1,600
*48
48%
*513/4
52%
*51%
52
*51%
52
*513/4
52%
103/4
*10%
10%
105%
103%
105/8
900
463/4
48%
105%
2,000
12,300
52
52
7,600
1,040
Preferred
$4.15
700
77
91%.
♦33%
9%
*66
54
41
75
X40%
29%
53%
67%
153%
78%
40%
No par
54
*66
Preferred
$3.75
1,300
53
283%
com
2,300
53%
15%
No par
38%
*34%
67
113%
1
*107
35%
53%
28 3%
preferred
International
107%
38
*345%
67
1
common
900
28 3%
32'%
108%
38%
No par
convertible
21
343%
1
50
1,500
2,500
21
<
2
No par
2%
8%
21
37%
38%
35
*20%
600
32'%
108%
*107
13%
10%
50c
Ltd
109%
65
25%
85%
No par
Duquesne Light Co
8
24
9% Jan
20
2%
*107
Co
Common
4
51% Jun
19%
72
2%
25
Car
Duplan Corp
122% Mar 30
Mar
109%
193%
85%
(The)
Dresser Industries
100% Apr
53
723%
110%
19%
8%
10
,
common
du Pont de Nem
2
31% May 25
49
Mar 12
32%
65
723%
♦108%
20
2%
100
common
Dow Chemical Co common
$4 preferred series A
3%%
Dunhill
733%
109%
20
203%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc new-No par
28
4
73
109%
20
2
preferred series A
Dobeckmun
4
32
*62
73
108%
1
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
45
9%
483/4
303/8
-
24
Jan
9%
493/4
29%
8
Stores Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
10
2
10
47%
100
new
common
12% Feb
12% Jan
133/4
50%
50
preferred—
Motor
17% Mar
30
135/a
130
30%
13.50
Diana
Dixie
24% Jan
6% Dec
Match
cum
29% Jun
18% Jan
133/4
20
'
29%
Western
Co
5
5
96
49%
100
preferred
4
Feb
96
1
Divco Corp
30
102% Jan
Dec
Alkali
cum
Diamond
30
10
July 29
96%
95%
Corp
14% Jan
2
29
75
*95
93%
Raynolds class A
4.40%
15
15% Jun
94% Jun
36
96%
1,500
9 5%
Co
28% July
10% Jan
100% Jan
*95
5
Steel
Vilbiss
Diamond
10
33 % Jun
17% Sep
95
10
Detroit-Michigan Stove
23% Mar 10
Sep 16
13% Dec 29
*93%
4,100
135%
(The)
13% Feb 26
10
95
175/b
41%
133%
20
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Jan
9% Sep 15
1"0% Sep 21
2
*933/4
17%
41
50c
Inc
Escrow ctfs for common
21% May 27
108
17
95 '!.
95
■"
13%
common
Derby Oil Co
10% Jan
95
Jan
*94
*933/4
96
135/s
Delaware Power & Light Co
10
7
7% Sep
95%
96%
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
15
8
4.
17s/8
41
50c
7%
73% Jun 30
30
27% Jan
13% Feb
17%
41
*94
96
32%
20% Jan
Jun
10
200
13%
941/4
*933%
65
33
101
♦13
17%
96
*62
24% Mar 10
3
13%
45/a
415/g
*95
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co_100
14
22
*13
94
4%
94%
100
&
13%
37%
*92%
55/8
415/a
C
Lack
373/4
94
*4%
17%
series
23
16
Jan
*13
42%
3.90%
Co
373/8
*92%
45/a
95
94
Co
373/4
94
173/s
94
67% Feb
Sep
40% Feb
41%
*94
100
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Delaware
17'%
42%
95
B
Records
&
17%
41%
95
13%
series
Dayton Rubber
Deere
*13
3.75%
Preferred
Decca
100
4
25
30
Preferred
series A
x32
16 % Mar 25
9
3.75%
13%
20
19% Jun
24
Preferred
preferred
Detroit Edison
29
Mar 17
*43/8
17
15
18
37%
*92%
43/4
32% Jun
9% Dec
1
37%
92%
*43%
43%
11
64% May
6% Mar 17
363%
X92 %
Daystrom Inc.
10
Dayton Power «S? Light common—_7
7
14
38
94
*4%
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
9
17% Sep
18% Sep
% Jun
2
Aug
14
32% Jun
28
Dec
,
30% Dec
July 24
2% Dec
Apr
8
24% Mar 23
7
24% Jan
May,
convertible
common
♦13
Mar 12
19% Jan
37%
*923%
preferred series A
20
96% Apr
1
96% Apr 23
28
1
100
2.50
common
Davega Stores Corp
14% Mar 15
18% May 26
Corp
52
10
1
—
2,100
E
17% Sep 18
23% Mar 11
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
18% Jan
12
28% Jan
22% Jun
21% Apr
15% Jan
11
28
26
Jun
25
22% Jun
1
8% Dec
19% Mar 27
31
41% Jun
30
15% Mar 17
47% Dec 18
16
156% Sep
36% Sep
8
Jan
22
48% Jan
30
37% Feb
25% Mar 25
Feb 20
20% Jan
46% Apr 30
24% Mar 24
85% Feb
95
169
18
16% Jan
5
1
94
2
24"% Dec
89
May 28
12% Sep 14
22
Oct
7
102
21
1% Dec 22
23% Dec 29
10% Oct
6
5
Feb 11
17% Feb 24
57
Mar 12
2'A Apr
15
37% Jan
9
13
Jan
33% Feb
26
4
48% Dec 31
51 % Nov 30
44
22 % Jan
100
36% May
1 % Jan
29
6
11% Mar
3
23% Jan
Apr 26
49% Mar 29
37% Jan
8
35% Jan
18% Mar
2
14% Jan
14
6
15
9% Jun
26% Feb 19
29% Feb
5
22% Feb
23
4
6
Sep
16
Dec
18
99
Mar I3
24"% Mar 12
8% Nov 27
22
22% Jan
64% Dec
22^
74'A Feb
70% Jurii
15
74
Por footnotes
see
5
12
48
15
21
2
2% Jun
30
89% Dec
1
27% Jan
15
20% Jun
July 2
Apr 12
18% July
45% Mar
8
Sep
13% Sep
9% Dec
20% Sep
25% Dec
6
11
4
60% Feb
Jan
104
23
Jun
May
23
6
4
29
jan
13% Feb
Oct
30
14% May 26
63% May 24
171
Feb
3
46% Jan
165
Mar
83
July
20% Jun
39% Sep
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4%
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11% Jun
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26
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Elliott Co common
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Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
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10
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94
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Friday
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Tuesday
Monday
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28% Jan
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33 y8 May 26
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26
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9% Jun
11
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15
17
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15
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28
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5
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34 y« Dec
31
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86% May 22
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7
973/4 Feb
4
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19
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24
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923/4 May 14
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17y8Oct
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100
10
147
*146%
149
*146%
149
13
12%
13
2,400
943%
94
97
95
963/4
66
67%
67
67%
13,100
66 3/a
108%
*107
108%
400
58
108
'106%
108
5%;
5%
5%
58%
I
500
5%
5%
5%
29%
29%
400
37%
19,500
1%
16,400
58%
500
58
*57
29 %
*28%
29%
*28%
29 %
29%
29 %
36%
37%
36%
3734
36%
37%
1%
37 Ve
1%
1%
1%
l3/a
1%
9%
*8%
9
*8%
9V«
9%
9
38%
2,500
39 %
39
38%
39 Ve
39
39
38%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
11,900
14%
15 Ve
143i
14 %
*90 %
92%
92
92
*90%
92%
37 %
37%
37%
96%
l43/4
*S0
„
36%
96%
8
,
*31%
22%
65%
23%
59%
19 Ve
Greenfield Tap & Die
16%
*84%
93/8
139
*74%
-
16%
16%
1%
100
100
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
20,600
9
Sugar com—No par
7%
700
16 3/8
l3/s
39 'A
Gravson-Robinson Stores com.
$2.25
61%
122%
16 3/a
9
_5
100
Co common
preferred
603/e
122%
13/B
Graham-Paige Motors
1
preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Great Northern Paper Co———25
73/4 Mar
29
36
II,800
61
123
37%
*28%
40
480
9,100
65-%
53/4
57%
No par
12
93 %
55/a
& Co
86%
12,700
66%
*5%
R)
34%
76%
11%
800
102
94%
53/,
issued"
60%
•120
*85
*75
11%
350
93%
9
(W
76%
1,000'
17,500
94%
1073/4
"When
111/4
61
123
343/a
51 %
8,200
107%
1
86 %
*75
11%
*100
343/8
*85
/
*50%
13
653/4
Inc——4
11%
60%
*120
51
12%
107%
Batteries
2,400
12%
64%
Hosiery
213/4
12%
107 '/a
Gould-National
213/,
12%
10
Gotham
1,300
213/4
12%
No par
No par
7
393/4 Jun
7%
'
preferred
—No par
Granby Consol M S & P
5
Grand Union Co
(The)—
—10
Granite City Steel common-—12.50
5%% cum preferred
—100
28
34%
152
$5
Grace
29
7%
Common
18
14 */2 Jun
34%
*147
1
30
31% Apr
7%
16 3/s
65%
1% Feb
5
34%
152
& Rubber—
29% July
30
62
123
No par
373/4 Jun
20% Jan
11%
60%
Glidden Co
4
34% Dec
11
122%
11 %
4
18
60 %
86%
1
26% Jan
113/B
120
11%
;
14
34%
75%
♦84%
1 y4 Jan
25
86
75
11%
273/4 Jan
9% Feb
85
75%
34%
85 %
Goodaii-Sanford
16
64% Apr 27
19
86
75%
ll3/8
1
6%i Jun
6% Jun
34%
86
85 */a
4
33% Mar
34%
No par
2.50
Telegraph Co
13%
50%
102
75%
Gleaner Harvester Corp
(The)
283/4
*100
87
15%
Brewing Co
14
21%
213/4
343/4
16%
Gold & Stock
21%
30
14
14
35%
16%
23/4 Mar 25
22% July
24% Sep
67% July
29
102
xll9%
Goodyear Tire
43% Sep
*283/4
♦100
5
7
'
29
preference__No par
Goebel
2,500
104%
32%
102
29
8% Jan
31%
*103%
32%
*100
Jun
preferred
323/a
31%
104%
291/4
Jun
$4.50
*103%
7,200
102
12% Jan
28
14,200
293/a
62
Feb 15
300
4
29%
123
85 >/e Jun
15,000
93
3%
I
29
4
8
46%
93
4
29
11
4
46%
95
34%
Jan
Jan
13%
,
47%
98
10 % Jan
2.50
Brothers common
31
103%
2,200
31%
32%
323/8
313/4
103%
62 %
343/a
46
convertible
32%
31
31
104%
4
*613/4
34
14
10% Jan
32%
3%
800
1,200
613/4
98
15
25
31%
30%
♦103
4
3%
1,200
27
98%
18% Jan
49% Dec
16% Jun
30%
3%.
*90
92
300
92,600
27%
34 %
July 29
38 y« Mar 20
4
*90
125
98 Ve
100
15
87%
4,800
99 %
99
33%
100
14
44
87
300
3,900
*27%
34%
preferred
6% Dec
61%
43
88
125
34
preferred
4
98%
773/a
345/b
4%%
4
124%
98%
98%
37,200
135
34%
33/4%
13 % Jan
124%
731/4
125
74%
50%
19
27% Oct
603/8
43%'
X98%
*130:
743/e
98
25
105% Jan
72%
X134 '/a
.♦120%
135
50%
Mar 18
16
73%
125
125
121
71%
*98%
343/8
*28%
No par
Telephone Corp new
20
General Time Corp common_No par
4%% preferred
100
16% Mar 25
2
82% Oct
723/a
120%
*130
136
98
35% Apr
13
121%
*130
136
98%
86 % Jun
80
*120%
120%
*130
50 Ve
4
9
121%
6 6 3/4
67
121%
21%
4
21 y« Jan
67%
66%
98%
16
13
83/4
663/B
50
72% Feb
15
8%
66%
21%
29 Ve Jan
23
83/4
663/4
99
75% Jan
12% Sep
8%
66%
50
1
1
10% Sep
83/4
83/4
83/4
66 %
121%
21%
10
Mar 11
79% Apr
x8%
8 3/s
71%
♦94
14
Dec
Dec
95 %
14
May 11
106
10%
723/4
95%
14
14
213/B
50
10c
34%
23
10%
71%
1033/4
Co common
*54
10 3/8
62
61
76
96% Jun
10%
123/b
72 %
313/4
(The)
12%
96
137
85
2
51%
51%
463/4
16
28
50%
12%
503/4
15
9y4 Oct
4,500
*55%
74% Dec
32% Jan
160
12%
523/4
22% Sep
69
127%
12%
*126
56%
1033/4
General Tire & Rubber com
5,300
51%
31%
30%
Castings $6 pfd
900
21%
*55%
12
45
Corp
110
35%
21%
52 3/a
42 Ve
*86
1
Service
76
34%
126
126
126
126
*75
54%
*100
343/8
*86
75
79
203/b
21
12
121 */2
General
31
Apr 21
100% Apr 12
7
Jan
99
126
126
203/4
34 %
21%
*33%
341/4
54%
22
8
100
75
*33%
50%
Sep
99
75
20%
20
3%
Public
Steel
75
34%
12
1
Co
Corp
Shoe
20
75
763/8
2,600
24,100
55%
*132
preferred-No par
Refractories
Apr
13%
453/e
Eqp
General
6
96% Mar 16
12%
*33%
10c
Gen
12%
*75
General Public Utilities Corp
5
General Railway Signal com.No par
5%
preferred
100
1
12%'
44%
Cement
General
July
123/4
613/4
23% Feb 26
51
26
12%
27
Realty & Utilities
101
25%
12%
62
General
28
12
Jan
41
25%
138
27%
22
20 ye Apr
25%.
138
139%
613/4
19
3
138
253/4
34%
20
60
137 %
25%
139%
27
Apr
23
12%
12%
9%
93/4
9%
26
141
"253/4
26%
$2.90 convertible
26
9%
9%
141
26
263/4
4
Apr
9%
5,500
263/4
4
18
143/a Jun
6,400
9%
*26 %
Precision
4
40
53%
9%
993/4
Portland
12% Jan
105 %
53 %
53%
543/4
993/4
General
16
105%
53%
♦105
105 %
53%
723%
General
104% Apr
105 %
253/4
♦105
99 %
1
18
25%
124%
1
Jan
25%
99</2
3
100
26%
25%
>
52%
l03/8
71i/4
*95!/4
8%
66%,
l
common.
200 t
25%
72%
July
1
3,300
30% '
Advertising No par
General Outdoor
30
8,900
29
124 >/4
47% July
32% July
30%
293/e
5
93
313/4 Jun
29%
273/4
29%
No par
4
Jan
•27%
*273/8
123/B
47%
No par
,
2,600
4%
27%
series_T—No par
Corp
$3.75
4
25% Mar 26
16
Oct 21
6,000
4%
27%
12
preferred—100
preferred
General
31
4%
27%
51'/2
_100
Motors
$5
Preferred
.27% Jun
11
common
30%
4%
293/4
126%
*55
par
1
Corp
convertible
31
76
1
No
com
preferred
3%%
100% Mar 30
33% May 11
25% Sep
5%
,f
125% Mar 30
25 y4 Feb
30
General
3
May 25
30%
43/8
27%
93/4
19%
No par
Instrument
31
4%
27%
141
5
Corp
Jan
28 Vi
28
Dec
General
30%
-
4%
543/4
126
10
new
Corp
31
26%
331%
conv)__Nopar
preferred
3 */2 Jan
37% Jan
93
1
May 27
134
Finance
Foods
$3.50
3,600
8,900
»
preferred
57% Jan
21
4% Jan
5
23% Jun
Genera!
8
124% Mar
4
Feb 26
58 3/4 Jan
4
118% Jan
4
95
Jan
4
123 y4
59 y2 Dec
25
General
23
i 68
Jun
21% Sep
25
Mar
30
105%
12%
Dynamics Corp common__3
cum
273/B
28 %
53%
*74
No par
com
Corp—
33
28%
26%
25%
*
300
♦32%
28%
29%
55
9%
50
39
33
283/4
*105%
*139
100
*38%
33
27%
♦27
39
33
26%
543/8
No par
com
3,500
33
105 %
263/8
5
I,900
8,400
7%
7%
7%
29%
*105
5
6%
23%
'
28
29%
100
($2
273/b
*26"%
preferred
General Electric Co
2
11% Feb
113% Jun
4
series
73% Jun
21
60% Jan
5
Jan
July
101
8% Jun
119
6%
*38%
4%
com__l
preferred
Preferred
39%
30 %
common
Cigar Co Inc
General
18
♦38%
34%
43/8
No par
Contract
39%
33%
31 %
Corp
2nd
♦38%
34%
50
preferred
48% Jun
8
94
30
56% Jun
5
4
Jan
93/4 Jan
8% Sep
50% Jun
91
7%
53% May 19
48*/2 Mar 24
88% Jun
52
General
1
46*/4 Mar 24
11% Dec
37% May 17
106
conv
General
9
35% Jun
1st
4%
26
July 28
10% Nov
31
4%
7%
41/4
100
Bronze
7%
30%
1.66%
Investors
Baking Co
7%
39
*27
Transportation__2.50
General Cable Corp
2
Apr 29
36% May 24
17% May
122
Corp
preferred
General
76
9
Amer
7%
1
com
preferred
General
25
30% Mar
2
6
4
26% Jun
13% July
71
2
Dec
117
11
$4.50
General
223/4
7%
2
Inc
preferred
Container
223/4
7%
7%
22%
337/8
6
23% r
23
23
23
6%
6
6
6%
6
22%
39
.
General American
23
148% Feb
10 y» Jan
8
35% Mar 25
16
2
Mar 25
Jun
Co
convertible
Gaylord
4
183/4 Jan
22% Mar 17
4%%
May 26
138
Mar 24
155
1
11
27 ye Jun
22
31
5
convertible
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
Apr 21
98 y4 Jun
20
2
10
28% P«b
7
May
25
37% Mar 12
~
5%
Gamewell
27 y4 Jan
6 Ve
6
22'/e
,_1
common
common
preferred
50
(The)
_No par
Gardner-Denver Co
5
34% Apr 30
10
July
1
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo Inc'
20% Jun
4% Feb
(The)
Inc
29
22
913/8
91
91%
36%
36%
36%
96%
*96%
97%
37
37
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
96 %
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
32
31%
31%
*31%
23
23
23 ',8
8
7%
8
32
*31%
2234
23%
37
39
23
32
*31%
8
32
3,600
800
2,000
40
2,300
20
23 Ve
22%
23%
6,500
67%
2,400
63%
66
66
65%
66 %
65%
66
66 %
29%
8,200
29%
29%
2 9 3/8
29 %
29
29%
29
29%
9,300
59
58 Ve
58%
58
58
59
57%
59%
58'%
19%
19%
19%
3,600
19%
19%
19%
19%
l'>9
)9«%
n9%
78
*74%
19 %
139
73
19%
♦138%
*74%
139
*74%
78
139
78
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
22
22 %
22
22
22 Ve
22%
22%
,
139
*74%
139
120
76
29%
30 %
5,900
22%
22%
2,100
For footnotes see page 26
I
\
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(68)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year J033
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
14% Mar
11% May 21
90 % Jan
7
14% Dec
87% July 31
.19% July 28
95% Jan
7
28% Jan
29
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
Common
4
96% Jun
22
30% Jun
4 % %
2
5% Feb
2
24
!
4% Dec
31
8% Jan
9
26% Dec
29
38% Jan
5
26% Mar 29
33% Jun
66% Sep
21
77
5
68 % Jan
4
Sep
14
50% Mar 27
45"% Jan
4
60 % May
22
26% Jan
29
Jan
$5
Jun
July
92
Jun
97
July
28% Dec
16
1
103% Jan
16
24
105% Jan
105
2
8
105
'8
Jan
34
100% May 26
103
May 5
2
Oil
—-3-
States
Corp,.-.;-—
i
Wednesday
June 29
June 30
Sugar
————-1
11%
11%
*95%
-1
96 %
*95%
27%
27%
-
:
r\
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
July 1
July 2
the Week
Utilities
96'A
27
113A
*951/2
11%
Shares
12
*95%
96
95%
95%
10
27 %
27
27%
8,900
4%
4%
5
31%
96
27
27%
113/4
31%
31
77%
77%
27%
27
113A
12
4%
32%
31%
77
76%
76%
77'/4
77%
54%
52%
54%
54%
54%
53%
533/4
31'A
32 3/»
32%
33
105
*103%
105
106%
*106%
107%
~20
105%
105 %
100
*76
25
52%
4%
4%
32%
313A
4%,
4%
32
*77
5
'
——__No par
31%
30%
*103%
31
105
*105%
106%
*105%
31%
*103%
106
.
105
*103%
105
105%
*105
106%
106
105%
*105%
*105%
106
*103%
106%
*105%
800
313/4
77'A
7,100
53
54%
30,300
33%
34
Co-
——
58,400
4%
i—J_-No par
——:
11%
32%
:
RR com.No par
100
$4.40 dividend preferred——100
$4.44 dividend preferred——100
106% Mar 26
Tuesday
11%
$4.20 dividend preferred-;
.
SALE-PRICES
Monday
Corp——————
Common
Jun. 21
.108% Feb 10
15
' Jan
July
104
f
Aircraft
preferred
Gulf
20
HIGH
June 28
Par
preferred ————-100
Guantanamo
AND
The)—
<
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Gulf
20
90
STOCK
...——.
Grumman
77% Jun 30
41 %
„
LOW
EXCHANGE
Greyhound Corp
4
2
12'/4 Jan
s
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, July 5, 1954
106
800
7,800-
H
32% Sep
23% Sep
16
15
36% Mar
15
30% Dec
30
29 Yh Feb
18% Dec
31
17% Jan
27
Jan
28
20% Apr
11% Aug 27
14
Jan
23
61% Dec
30
71
Jan
30
63% Jan
30
15
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
Jun
8
105% Feb
10
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
,
5
12% Sep
...
100
131
July
12% Mar
131
5 % Jan
19
6% Jun
3
24
36
32
6
36% Jun
22
13% Jun
14
Jan
7
11% Jan
2
5
Sep
Dec
8
Jan
11% Feb
17
8% Mar 12
23
4% Jun
25
21
Mar
2
85
31
Jun
22
34% Jan
Apr
20
97
21% Dec
29
26% Feb
34% Dec
14
2
35
Jan
98
Mar 11
22% Feb
9
17% Jun
1
20% Apr
10
74% Jan
17
3.65%
Helme
10
36% Apr
6
Jan
6
89
121% Feb
2
125
38% Jun
7%
37% Sep
48 % Jun
15
44% Feb
3
4
53% Apr
14
23% Sep
14
29
12% Sep
11
18% Feb
54% Feb
Apr
Dec
10
18% Mar
1
27
Jun
Mar
9
5
6
10% Jan
May 13
10% Jan
9
1
Dec
31
2
Feb
Jan
27
Apr
7
95% Jan
12
lo3
22
123
Mar 25
30
57% Feb
13% Jan
33
Jan
16% Apr
4
7
18
24
48% Jan
3
84 % Jan
94% Jan
393A
393/4
Sep
15
79
1
64% Jan
8
86
Jun
14
Dec
29
7
15% Jan
6
18
11% Jan
105
Oil
18% Sep
15
20 % Jan
4
*93/8
10
*9%
10
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
2,900
6'A
6%
*5%
6%
6%
1,200
16%
16%
26%)
27
27
27
27
41%
42%
41%
42
41
41%
41*'
No par
41%
41
67%
68%
66
67
41%
65%
66
ll,20o
65%
65%
65
66%
2,500
77
2,800
Co
com—5
ser
B—No par
74
*16%
75%
*99%
121
77
100%
121
14%
100
35
35
58
44
Jan
59
94
*100%
105
*103
No par
34%
76%
34%
34%
34%.
343A
35%
35
35%
77
75
77%
75%
76
74%
75%
—1
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
*17%
17%
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
9
8%
8%
*8
—
100
2
Hussmap Refrigerator Co__—No
Inc._
par
—6.66%
,
46%
20
2%
Co.
par
20
com new_No par
6% conv pfd ser A new
Illinois Power Co, common
_50
V
8%
*8
3%
200
47%
47
47%
2,400
19%
19%
19%
20
1,400
2%
24%
49
49
49
48%
47
48%
57%
*57
57%
22
Jan
5
48% May 21
51% Jun
22
4.08%
cum
Jan
preferred
50
50%
7
50
50 %
53
5
4.26%
cum
preferred—
50
*50%
51%
*50% •51%
4.70%
cum
preferred
50
*52%
53%
*52%
*52
52%
12'A
~6% Mar" 16
56% Jan
22% May 18
2% Jun 30
.
4.42%
7
39
Jan
21
1
101
Jan
28
97
Jan
4
49% July
2
123% Jun 29
Apr
7
35% Sep 15
18% Sep 15
165
Dec
23
160
.Tun
7
170
Jan
26
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
60
Jun
25
21% Jan
15% Jan
5
25% Jan
4
6
10
92% Jan
14
19% Mar 11
14% Apr
271
5
28
May 11
27% Jan
4
98
Jun
306
159
Jan
169% Mar
5
25
Jan
32% Apr
35% Apr
6
13
94
23
90
9
2% Jan
7
Jan
2
34% Dec
28
128 % Sep
9 % Sep
15
47% Jun
16
59% Nov
16
93% Jun
18
103% Nov
10
47% Jan
28% Jan
77
Jan
1% Jan
Feb
3% May 21
5
34% Jan
4
132% Mar 11
130% Jan
4
138
4
13% Apr
9
75% July
2
106% May 19
7% ■Tun 30
15
12% Mar 18
9% Jan
55
Jan
101% Jan
4
13
43% Jun
Jun
Dec
30
45% Dec
29
64
May 29
41
29
40% May 27
55
Jan
52% July
44% Jan
11
38
11
57% Apr
40% Jun
10% Mar 17
7
38% Dec
24
40% Feb
36% Dec
30
54
Jan
26
3
4% May 27
Jan
37%'Jan
4
30% Dec
21
35
Jan
19
31% Jan
29
13% Dec
31
20% Jan
6
13% Jan
4
10
31% Dec
18
29 % Apr
31
May
1
3
1
2
8
4
29
36% Jun
30 % Mar 18
29
25
Jan
5
29
15
28
11
10% Jan
4
29% Jan
19
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
16
14
28% July
1
Jun
12% May 26
33% Jan 26
29% Jan
5
22% Jun
32
15
26% Mar 16
24% Jan
4
15% Dec
22
30% Jan
14
28% Apr
18% Jan
109% Dec/10
Sep
15
17% Oct
130
14
Feb
6% Dec
25
25% Mar
82
89
Feb
43
Nov
19
101
11
112% Jun
16
4% Feb
19
19
Jan
6
9
20% Jan
21
26
86% Jan
8
6
Jan
16
74% Jan
57% Aug 31
50% Feb
9
May 12
2
99
16
103
61% Mar 31
76
Jun
66% Dec
8
59 %
Sep
14
24% Jan
5
19% Jan
Sep
18
86
3
29% Sep
85% Jan
4
14
39% Mar 17
31% Jun
9
Jan
95% Apr
43% Jan
22
19
Dec
May 21
19
20
25
7% Apr 13
22% May 18
31% Jun 22
35% Apr
82
Por f(K>tprtte.
120
Int'l
,
of
Preferred
122%
121%
12334
160
160
2 3/b
48 3/8
123
123
*158
162
25%
*19
19%
5 3'A
53%
20
*52
52%
52%
52%
200
11%
12
11%
11%
20,600
*22%
23
23
23%
2%
47%
26
*19
3
48%
121%
*158
3%
3
49%
123
*121
*158
58%
25%
25%
25%
25%
19%
*19
19%
*19
31%
313/4
31%
97%
97
98
14%
14%
15%
145/a
14%
14%
14%
No par
300%
14%
143/4
No par
32%
167
*31
Chemical
5
com
100
*89
32
32%
321/s
32%
295%
2963A
297
3,500
150'
4,300
1,600
323/8
32%
165%
32
165%
31%
31%
31 %
315/g
*31%
32%
32%
321/a
900
33%
32%
33%
333/4
34%
33%
34%
34
90%
90
34%
91
12,200
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
92%
400
167 %
165%
166
165
> 165"%
32%
299
.
165
32%
166
*90'A
25,200
1,230
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
25/8
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,300
com__No par
42%
43%
42%
43%
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
42%
16,900
*134%
136%
136%
136%
*135 %
100
Limited
15
7.50
common
No par
Salt
32%
32%
300
13,00o
2,500
19%
31%
300
10
253/4
97%
300'A
2,400
593/8
31%
300
8,500
162
59%;
59%
96%
302
1,400
2,600
122
162
58%
31
new
120
49%
96%
143A
520'
3
49%
98
Sys class A__25
137
137
1363/4
137
12%
12 3/4
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
72
13%
733A
34,200
73%
745/s
73%
74%
74%
75%
16,500
105%
*103%
105%
104%
1043/,
*103%
106%
*103%
6%
46
105%
*103%
6%
6%
6%
7
47%
4734
49%
49
73/a
52
56
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
40
40
40
39%
40
47%
47%
47
34
34
18
18%
25
$1.40 cum conv
pfd
Interstate Dept Stores
__
25
1
Co
3.50
Intertype Corp
33%
34
7%
7%'
51
40
common
230
12%
72%
No par
-
136
12%
72
No par
j.
—
International Silver
$5
3
48%
25%
7% preferred
'
25
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Corp——5
*56
56%
39%
7%
9,500
52%
5,220
*56
40
57
47%
47%
*47
47%
47
34%
34%
34%
*34
34%
*34
17%
18%
18
18
17%
1,900
47
800
200
17%
18%
34%
18%
51,700
34
*
333A
600
40
39%
47%
*33%
3/8
100
7%
51%
52%
34%
34
34%
34%
333/8
35%
35%
36
36 3A
.*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
29
29
28%
363/8
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283A
12%
12%
28%
1,000
12%
123/s
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,300
28 %
34
2,800
700
No par
Gas
Creek
22%
22%
2%
47%
25%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No
par
5% preferred
100
Island
22%
x22%
53%
31
—
&
12%
5,000
51%
52
30%
Packers
Power
52%
12
47
*50
*503/4
51%
*96%
Paper
Iowa
*52
12%
25%
—
Iowa-Illinois
52%
12
591/8
100
Power
*52
45%
51%
51%
*53
,
31
International
Interstate
53'A
46%
573A
97
Canada
preferred
*52%
46
*50
*57
30%
International
$4
53%
59%
4% preferred
International Mining Corp—;■
Int'l Nickel
46%
51%
46%
58
96%
common
&
46%
*50
58%
preferred
Minerals
9,900
47%
;_No par
Int'l Hydro-Electric
.Int'l
3,800'
47%
49
46%
*57
100
Mach
Harvester
7%
49
49
57%
51%
163
19%
49
49
47% 1',
59%
*19
4,000
2,700
4 8 3/4
59
1
2%
24%
&
Coal
28%
28%
29%
29Vs
29%
28%
29%
Co_No par
31%
317/8
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
_10
Elec
Light
25%
25%
31%
26
3,200
26%
26
26%
26
28'A
26
50c
15
15
26%
2,200
14%
14%
1434
14%
145/a
14%
14%
143 s
2,600
*113%
114%
*113%
114%
*112%
114%
*112%
114%
6%
Co
common
preferred
1
*113%
114%
29%
28%
2,100
J
16
May 12
17% Aug 31
July 7
Apr 23
6
Business
121%
2%
24%
51%
3
47%
2%
24%
46%
*57
*160
20
_+
International Shoe
9% Sep
22
Int'l
Iron
17
23 % Dec
Jan
Interlake
23
51'/8
2%
24 %
common—_—5
Corp
preferred
International
28% Oct
33% Jan
4%%
47%
46%
51 %
2%
24%
100
Insuranshares Ctfs lnc_—
30
49
Jun 22
35% May 28
19
May 26
34% Jun 29
No par
Interchemical
3
7
2
23
46%
2%
24
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
1
26% Mar 24
11%
3
.—1
Inland Steel Co_^
May 13
32% Jun
new_-No par
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
■»
6% preferred
4
16% Feb
Lt
_5
**
Induslria Electrica De Mex S A
32% May 17
89% Jan
26% Nov
86
—_50
Co
Industrial
27% May 21
19% May 28
13% July 17
21% Sep 15
15% Nov 24
11
RR
Indianapolis Pwr &
24
29% Feb
preferred
cum
Terminal
900
47
52
Illinois
33/8
2,900
193/a
50
12% May 21
23% May 17
4% Mar 15
7,000
47%
23%
46 %
14%
19%
48%
*46%
200
14
10,500
463/4
5
No par
17%
19%
2
—
75%
47%
2%
48%
*57
35%
17 'A
19%
2%
24'A
24
,
35
733/4
*
47
47
20
—1—1
I—
47 % Jun
'
50
105
12
11
92%
*103
40
8% Jan
300
1,300
58
92%
105
4
13
35%
*57
*103
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
Illinois Cent RR Co
11% Apr
35%
58%
94
105
Corp
Idaho
4
58%
*Q9
2,200
*102%
Foods
2
51% Jan
35%
35%
*57%
9QO
15%
105
Hupp
24
21
*35
*35
60
110
15%
*102%
Hunt
29
Oct
15%
102
Hudson
54% Apr 15
54% Feb 15
15
14%
102
3
57 % Jan
15
15
300
124
(Del)—25
Texas
1,500
101
*121
*100%
14
51% Apr
49% Jun
52% Jun
*100
122
593A
42% Dec
54% Mar 11
101
102
14
Mar
77
100%
122
*1003A
preferred
9
May 25
77%
1003/4
123
102
Corp—
14
Jan
76
16%
27
*100%
Co_i_
Power
80
16%
*26%
102
3% Feb
4
16%
27
*993A
94
58
*92
16%
*26%
123
15
94
16 34
77
3A
127%
14%
35%
55%
*92
16 3/4
80
*99%
*126
15
*35
17
*100%
48% Apr
24% July
300
26% '
20% Jun
!
*5%
___100
43% Jun
88% Jun
10
13%
100
56% Jun
34
*93/4
3%
4
3
93/4
common—No par
of
Co
noncum
11,400
6%
*8%
5%
100
263/8
13%
6
8%
Apr 22
85%
26%
—100
Stores
90
*84%
*9%
—10
Light & Power
Houston
86
26%
13%
——30
preferred
Howard
*70
———12.50
preferred
Houston
2
703/4
25'%
3%
11
48% Mar 25
14
15%
70
*84%
*8%
14
31
1,500 ;•
9%
preferred
4.40%
143/8
70
26%
9
2% Jan
5
May 21
35% Apr
Mar 25
13% Jan
39% Jan
250
6%
—
Finance
14%
70
85%
7
38% Jan
166% Jan
4,200
40
14%v
85%
25%
3%
8
1
39%
15%
243A
26%
Hudson & Manhattan Common—100
2
23
400:
86
122%
71
143/4
26%
26%
5
5% Mar 19
15
40
13%
No par
pfd
15%
87
4% Jan
59% Feb
21% Sep
27% Sep
39%
71
14%
19% Jan
Jan
2nd
15%
1
7
Jan
40
*70
Howe Sound
29
33
16%
85%
122%
*86
2
14
14
*16%
123%
71
15% Jun
2 % Sep
24% Sep
148% Jun
16
&7.y2
123%
87
2% Mar 25
Mar 11
14% Mar 11
Aug 13
13% Sep 15
16
85%
124%
*70
4
12% Dec
151
16%
86%
124%
10,
9%
common
preierreu
$4 20 div
May 25
30
330
6%
4%
54
23
600
36
13 %
23
17
3% Dec
22%
5
102% Jun
11
38% Sep
84
Sep
22.%
36
5
3% %
Feb
52
16%
85
1,800
—_1
._—
Sons——
&
Household
28% Jan
6
(A)'
12
13
21% Jan
(Charles E)
29
24
Jun
16%
*86
5
Apr
29 % Dec
May
17% Jan
(conv)—No par
59% Jun
103% Jan
101
preferred series A_——100
cum
Houdaille-Hershey common——3
$2.25 conv preferred
50
22
27
A
96
4
Jun
36
16%
120
333A
96
22%
22%
36%
39%
$•* 20
26
19
24
22%
*36
35% May 25
6
5
Jun
*22i/s
36
39%
Hooker Electrochemical
Jun 30
Jun
6
22%
36
39%
Holly Sugar Corp
xviar 31
108% Jan
93% Feb
1% Oct1
22%
36
•
85%
333/4
96
36
22%
36
17
85%
May
7
4
Apr
July
1
21
14
2
69 % July 2
25 % May 28
90% Feb [8
36% Apr
13
Jacobs
(F
I)
Co
1
Jewel Tea
3%%
Johns
Pwr
Co
&
S6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
21%
21V4
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
30%
211/2
700
30%
29%
Inc
Lt
4%
31
30%
31
30
30%
30
pfd—100
91%
30 %
91%
8.70o
*91V4
92%
92
92
*92
92%
92%
92%
270
40%
5,500
common
100
Corp
Johnson
&
Jones &
Laughlin Steel
5%
1
preferred
Manville
6%
21%
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent
6%
No par
Jaeger Machine Co
Johnson
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
40%
*100
40%
101
40%
*100
40y2
101
39%
100
40%
101
40%
*100
40 %
101
40%
100
7%
1
12,400
190
20
16,500
No par
71%
72%
71
73
73%
75%
74
—12 %
75%
74%
76
65 %
66%
67%
68
*68%
69%
68%
68%
69%
69%
1,000
24
23%
23%
24%
25,900
com
10
-
100
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
89%
23%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
32
*89%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
24
■
4,400
33 %
22%
par
series
87%
3,000
98
33
*96
25
84
5% conv preferredHomestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
29
Jun
4
36% Jan
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
*85%
33%
98
125
Holland Furnace Co
27
43% Jun
116% Mar 19
18
8 7'A
33%
*96
82%
Hollander
May 18
5
4
Jan
99% Jan
May
Sep
*85%
33%
98
*123%
Hires Co
1
18
9
Dec
33%
*96
83%
2nd pfd
Hilton Hotels Corp
18
7% Apr
Jun
76
33%
98
124'A
$4%
14% Mar 19
4
Jan
96
46
86%
88%
*33
82%
3%%
25
22
44
86%
■19%
21%
19%
213/8
*15%
8
15
July 17
49% Jun
19%
215/a
600
78
89% Apr
80
16
19%
21%
7,400
4
4
35% Jun
19%
21%
293A
64% Jan
40% May 25
19%
21%
53'A
5
24
193/a
21%
29%
57
36% Oct
19Va
21%
*96
preferred——
Hershey Chocolate common—No
78% May 26
16
19%
21%
3,000
*52%
5
Oct
19
5
29%
56% Jan
7
3,500
4%
53%
Jan
8
130
12%
5
*525/a
81% Jan
18
36%
12%
4%
*29%
14
3% Nov
36%
125/B
12%
5
1,100
53%
33% Jan
14
37
12%
1,600;
6%
29%
25% Jan
9% Sep
*36
123/4
4%
24%
6
29%
2
July 20
36
V
5
*24%
*52%
17% Mar 23
80% Jun
G
293/4
41% Mar 10
42
6
53%
28% Jan
91
24
6
36
21%
*86
10
25
6
29%
15
Dec 29
24%
138
*52%
30
32
13%
4%
31%
*135
15%
68
17
xl3
31%
138
29%
11
15
*24
6
37
5
31%
*135
53%
Dec
Sep
3,30o
313A
138
15%
7
102
20
31%
31%
*135
103%
1,100
29%
Sep
7
104%
*
*52%
2
7% Jan
16
103 %
e
103%
50
25
Jun
4,500,
104
16
——5
32% Dec
12
190;
193/a
Hewitt-Robins Inc
14
90
69%
19%
Heyden Chemical Corp common-—1
12% Mar 11
103 % Oct
69%
13
22
22
*15%
193/s
21
16
Sep
5
16
69
•19%
*il03%
24%
6
*36
15
.69
19%
Apr
31
55
6%
15
68%
19%
32%
May 26
Feb
58
*6
313/8
136
24
*14%
18% Apr
30
5
136
24%
400
11
4% Dec
Oct
1,200-
10
Motors
preferred
8,100
19
41
*68
-
124%
4%%
46%
19
*40
11
10% Dec
47
138
*135
>
—No par
16
45%
19 3/8
26% Jan
52
20
6
31
25
common
non-cum
40%
46%
193/8
19%
14% Jan
73% Jan
14
W)
40
.-45%
47
193/B
2
Mar 27
91/
Aug 19,.
31
-100
preferred
—
43% Mar 31
18
100
'
41
46%
Hercules Powder common——No par
5% preferred
100
Marl6
68
30%
common——————15
(G
Hercules
May 28
9
Co
—
14
126% Jan
15
8% Sep
19
5
103%
13%
22
26
103%
13%
3%% preferred
Heinz (H J) Co common
Feb
104
5
Hecht
35
*103%
Corp———————2
May 21
21% Jan
5
15
19%
36
89
*40
i
68
19%
36
24% May 24
13% Mar 12
38% Mar 13
13% Dec
15
68
Corp of America common
1
preferred —————50
Hayes Industries Inc__——r—1
31% Apr
21
Jan
15%
19%
\ % '/<>
4
Mar
19%
69
Hat
94% Jan
22
91
Nov
.
*15
24
Hayes Mfg
48
19%
"
10
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
40%
46%
19%
*68%
19%
com—15
Marx
25
21% Jun
5
15
40%
48V«
19%
2.50
preferred I—-100
Hart Schaffner &
21% Jun 28
18% Jan
29% Jan
87
7
78% Jun
6
47%
100
s
Refrac
4
9
21% Dec
62
Jan
14% Mar 20
12
17
72% Sep
15% Jan
6%
May 13
25% Jan 29
14
4% Sep
31 % Dec
40% * 40 %
com—-No par
£) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk
140
15
23
(M
Co
preferred—
Paper Co
cony
Hanna
32% May 27
4
Jan
'
Jun
4%
Watch
Hammermill
9
22% Apr
29
60% Sep
Hamilton
3
105% Mar
102% May 11
25
Hallburton.Oil Well Cementing——5
(W F) Printing Co—
5
May 12
26% Aug 13
7% May 20
22% Dec
113
70
20% Jun
'
Water
Hall
16% May 12
2
24% Jan
Hackensack
1
48 % Jun
13
41% Jun
2
2
Jan
35
5
90
33 %
120
3,900
.
'
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(69)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
June 28
Par
41 Ve Nov
26Va Jan
Feb
49
30
5
11
461/4 Jan
30 Va Mar 12
4
4
40 V.
*95
96%
*95
96%
__100
*101
102%
*101
102 V2
*101
IO2V2
*101%
103
—100
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
*104 3/4
105%
*1043/4
105%
100
J *102%
103 %
*102%
103 %
*102%
1031/2
103%
103%
No par
52%
52 %
51%
52%
52%
52%
523/4
40
40
40
40
21 Ve
213/a
21
Ve
213/a
_L__5
143/4
15 Ve
14%
15%
104V2 Apr
107
4%
15
9
Jun
25
5
21
14
53
preferred—_j
cum
preferred
4.20%
_
preferred
i__;
4%
v
non-cum
preferred
.__iL._50
Kansas
Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel___
1
13% Sep
15
20 Ve Jun
18
16
Jan
4
59 Va
Sep
14
82
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
.841/2 May 24
37% Oct
6
60
Jan
8
39% Jan
4
49% May 21
20% Jan
11
23V2 May 17
11
681/2 Jun
Kimberly-Clark
8.75
County Land Co_
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
16
49
V. Dec
14
48
Jan
111 Va Feb
9
106
jJan
101
Sep
15
28
24V4 Jan
Mar 17
22 Va Sep
3
24
Jan
22
41% May 19
31
78
95
24
213/s July
5*
2
4%
1
26
Jun
17
Apr
29
Dec
11
6
86
Apr
13
14
41% Jan
5
29% Jan
4
36V2 Apr
8
81% Dec
31
93 Va Jan
5
82V2 Jan
5"
97
31% Dec
29
May 12
conv
$5
4%
5
3J% Apr
30
,34 V. Jan
23
8
57 V. Feb
5
48V2 Feb
18
51% Apr
8
Kress
28
46% Dec
31
Feb
24
463/4 Jan
5
Jun
Dec
10
9
4% Dec
28
2
8
9% Jan
7
Kresge
113/4 May 24
5
3% May 27
4
21 Va Jun
20
24
Co
Laclede
18 Va Mar 18
14»A Jun
9
16
Jan
22
31
56
Mar 12
47'A Jan
4
51V2 Jan
27
14
24 Va Mar 17
19% Jan
5
27 V2 May
6
21
64
9
481/2 Jan
7
67
Jun
1
23
29% Feb
3
22
7,
24 % Jan
27
18
86
47
Sep
21 Va Nov
'
86
23
11 Va Jan
V
;
Feb
95
July 14
7 Va Oct
Jan
Jan
-
May 25
7% May
23
95
10 Va Feb
4
12
Jun
30
36
27V2 Jan
4
13
Apr
6
% Jan
Mar 24
4
3.85%
213/8
205/a
21%
21%
21%
19,700
81%
80%
81%
81%
82%
21,400
44
42%
43%
43
;
435/8
10,100
pdr
223/4
22%
23
225/s
225/a
23
23
68
68
67%
673/4
68%
673/4
68%
135%
135%
100
6V2 Jan
4
9 % Jun
18
$3
Mar 30
3% Jun
18
50c
4 Va Jan
22
Nov
12
34
15
30
14
Jan
2
16
Dec
29
4
13
4
40 s/8
15'/2 Jan
4
18% May 24
22% Mar 17
16Va Jan
4'-
20
Feb
4
39% Jan
8
57 V2 Jun
29
8% Jan
4
18% Mar 27
14
42% Feb
8 Va Jan
7
34% Jun
10
10% Apr
39V4 Dec
33% Sep
"
Jan
36
25.3/4
25%
25%
255/8
25%
255/8
255/b
500
*323/4
333/4
*323/4
333/4
333/4
33%
33
33
400
*81 %
82 3/8
*81%
82V2
*81%
82%
82%
82%
*81%
82
20
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35
34%
34V8
343/4
35
3,300
92%
92%
92%
92%
92
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
450
—_10
33%
34%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
10,400
49%
49s/8
49%
49%
*49 %
49%
2,900
43%
433/8
43%
44 Ve
435/8
44%
4,400
11%
11%
5,300
10
33 Ve
33%
33Ve
34
No par
49
49%
491/8
49%
433/8
43%
433/4
44
4
11%
-
_
10
July
56
21%
& Sons
1st
Co
Dec
pfd
Fink
29
McNeill
&
2
1% Jun
24
44% Apr
15
Link
24
47% Mar 16
19 V. Feb
9
27% Mar 27
20% May
6
25
38% Mar
30 i/s Jan
4
41% May 21
25% July 2
15 V. Sep
15
21V. Feb
14
18% Jan
4
5
-
Jun
17
74
Feb
13
67
Jan
12
201/. Apr
23
29% Nov
27
26
Jan
11
10% Sep
18
14% Mar 25
13Vt Jan
4
Sep
64
Mar 12
76'-
Apr
37
341/4 Mar 19
28% Jan
11
16
26
231/4 Jan
4
4
115
110
5
Aug
108% Jan
Lion
3%%
106% Mar
99% Jun
30 Va Aug
42% Dec
34% Jun
55
67% Jan
Sep
21V. July
.
137
May 25
i:
1
5%
4.25.%. series
29'
1%
(P)
7
11
25
Louisville
40
Jun
25
Lowenstein
101
Jun
23
443/4 Apr
7 Va Oct
23
12
Mar 20
Jun
8
45
Feb
93/4 Jan
4%%
22
,
133/4
1
8'A
81/4
3
*2%
23/4
2 5/o
2%
25/8
2
39%
17
163/4
163/4
163/4
163/4
*163/4
,8
Apr 22
2
401/4 July
24
Mar
45
M &
M Wood
MacAndrews
8
10 Va
Sep
17
125
Mar 24
132
15% Nov
July 18
29
26
78% Sep
7% Oct
14
87J/a Mar 27
16
Jan
8
May
9,
28
132 V2 Jan
16 %
20% Jan
'
20 Va Dec
Jan
12V2 May 10
10
24 %
4
July
18%
18%
181/4
18'/a
181/4
2.400
5 6 s/e
571/4
56
563/4
563/4
571/4
9,500
9%
28
6
8% F*b
32
Apr
^ 9
25 Ve Jan
4
40% July
15
22 V. Jan
6
16VB J^n
4
19% Jun
517
Sep
15
Dec
30
4'/a Sep
.
9% Jan
Mar 23
552
14
3Va
/
8% Feb
8
12
505
28
Mar
'
51/4 May
3% Jan
16
16% Sep
18
21
25
11 Va Jun
10
15
58
1
Jan
4
19
Jan
12
7
13Va Dec
52 Va Jun
Jan
80
Sep
12 V. Jun
88 Va Mar
8
95/8
40%
41
41
41
41
58'A
563/4
57%
56
57%
58%
58
144 %
1433/4
57%
145
144
145
144
783%
79»/4
78 3/,
78%
78 5/e
43%
44
42%
43%
43 3/i
44
21
21%
20%
21%
37
38%
373/4
38%
233/4
24
.
14 '/a Mar
V2 July
July
46% July
Apr
21%
373/4
38%
27,800
ls/8
44
rift
23%
21
21VB
1,300
38%
37%
38%
11,300
23%
24%
245/e
25 VB
8,100
243/a
235/e
76
76
76
76
76
32%
33 %
32 s/8
33%
335/8
34%
331/4
333/4
333/8
341/8
28,000
143/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
143/e
145/a
14%
143/4
23,400
415/8
10,600
261/s
7,600
26
21
1113/4
233/8
*98%
*100%
10
%
211/8
*98%
100%
100%
21%
*23%
233/4
*231/2
233/4
23-
21%
211/8
21%
215/8
21%
105'/4
105%
105%
1055/8
105%
21
105%
993/4
213/a
99
*98%
993/4
*99%
21%
453/4
453/8
713/4
713/4
72%
38%
39
38'/a
102
*100%
43
423/8
423/a
425/«
42%
5
common—10
45%
2,200
72
71%
72
5,400
39%
4,900
18% Anr
213/a July
17% Sep
15
34 Va Aug
Jan
24 Ve Jun
28
421/4 Dec
30
38
Feb
49% July
Jun
30
110 »/4 Jan
5
104
Jan
112% July
27% Jun
10
32% Mar 23
28
Jan
323/a Jun
•83 Va Jun
5
;98%
82 Va Jun
12
75
July
2
16
Sep
15
45
Sep
29
Jan
95
95
'
Jan
85 Va Nov
21
52
1
20
6
24
Apr
Mar 16
17 Ve Jan
20
Mar 12
47
Feb
4
21 »/4 Mar 25
15
Jan
7
Dec
4
20 % Sep
14
30Va Feb
lo
18% July
41 Va Nov
27
45% Feb
17
4OV2 Jun
11% Dec
29
15% Feb
4
12
Jan
4
Jan
8
75
15
2
89
49
28
V2 Feb 26
*83 5/8
8 43/e
7%
7%
7%
73/8
7%
*7%
73/8
300
6 %
6%
*6%
65/8
*6%
65/b
6%
6%
1,200
6%
6%
39
39%
39
11,500
39%
395/b
40'A
10
1
50
I
18%
18 3/i
18%
19%
18%
i.
Copper
:
(The)L
Co
Coal
Co—
RR
1
Co:.*——-
Sugat
Bros
No par
>
■}
preferred
,
26%
26%
85/B
8 5/8
8 5/8
*46%
No par
28%
29
283/4
93%
94
93
93
93%
93'/4
23
235/e
22%
24
22%
i23%
_1
Co—
Corp
i„
Corp
cumulative
...
pfd
preferred
No par
No par
1
Corp
No par
No par
No par
No par
3
183/4 Jun
18
22 3/4 Jan
22
McCord
43 V2 Jan
14
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%>
convertible
preferred—100
2
—
—
Corp common—
$2.50
preferred
72 Va Dec
16
92
Jan
4
88 V2 Jun
24
15
73V4 Mar 12
68 Vb Jan
8
923/4 Jun
30
26 Va Sep
22
35% Dec
1
33% Jan
4
53 V2 Jun
30
McGraw-Hill
52
17
71 Va Jan
12
54 V2 Jan
4
Apr
30
2
39 Va Dec
3
37 V. Apr
26
43% Jun
25
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines———5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
24
26Va Jan
21
181/2 Jan
4
24% Jun
28
McLellan
Sep
18 Va Dec
29
14% Jan
22
21% Sep
14
29 Va Dec
83 Va Oct
13
95
HVa Dec
67
Co—
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
18
271/2 Jan
4
373/4 Jun
22
86% Jan
4
99
Mar 26 1
28 Va Mar 19
27Vs Feb
16
31
Jun
8
—
_1
10
Mead
1
May
30
14% May 22
11% Jan
4
II-V2 Apr
14
50% May 21
47
Jan
4
49 V2 Apr
14
15% Sep
15
191/4 Jan
7
15% Feb
18
18% Jun
25
17
Sep
5
17% Jun
2s
22
Jan
26
May
14
4
25% Jan
80
Oct
27
881/4 Apr
29
91% Feb
5
89
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
4
106
Feb
8
91 Va Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
7
105
Apr
19
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
4
35% Apr
14
22
Jun
16
31
Nov
5
21 i/s Jan
13
% Jun
29
28
Dec
29
39% Jan
9
28% Jan
4
86
Jun
11
981/2 Jan
2
92
5
95
Sep
14
Feb
2
104
Jun
14
12
92
Jan
15
98
Feb
89
Jan
6
97
Apr
105
Jun
1
109
22 '/a Feb
2
105
88
Jun
93 V2 Jan
13
84
July
3
931/4 Feb
4
99
May 21
IO71/2 Feb
19
29% Mar
.
5
For footnotes seepage 26
Stores
30
Aug 19
14
5
Publishing
13 V2 Jun
11 Ve Dec
18% Sep
1
Electric Co
19
2
92% Jun
McGraw
111/2 Feb
26 Va Jan
46
.
Jan
283/8 Jan
4
if Jun 24
Corp common..—;___-No par
(1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common—
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
4%%. preferred
No par
No par
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—-No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd——
$4.25 2nd preferred—
$3.50
2
Mesta
Feb
4
—5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
108% May 19
8
14
May 14
28% Jun
2
4.35%
3.85%
preferred
3.80%
preferred
preferred
4.45%
preferred
Miajni
14 Va
14%
60%
*60
46%
46%
Copper
pfd—100
series
—100
series—:—-100
series
,100
series
100
5
*499
9,500
19
20
505
4%
*4 Va
4%
800
*4%
5'/a
400
26%
261/2
26%
8%
245/e
8%
85/8
2,200
243/4
24%
24%
16,900
23,500
24%
24%
14%
14 Vb
14%
14%
143/e
14%
60%
603/4
*61
62 '
61 Ve
61 Ve
46V2
*46%
46%
*461/2
46%
29 1
46%
46%
300
29 Ve
293/B
4,600
25
29%
143/b
29
29'/4
29
160
93
93
94%
22®/8
23%
22%
23%
34,800
15%
15%
1,000
*
163/8
163/8
16%
16 VB
16%
15%
19%
20%
20%
21
203/4
20%
213/a
20%
21
20
223/4
225/a
22%
22 5/e
22%
22%
223/e
22%
22 3/4
22%
45»/2
46 V2
46%
47%
49%
45 3^
46%
48
45 Ve
45
110%
110
110%
110%
110%
*110'A
111
*109%
313/4
32%
32
-
31 5/s'
32
iio3/4
112 »/4
32
31 Ve
313/4
31%
31%
11,500
*93%
94
93'/2
93»/2
40
*93
94
93%
93%
*84
86
93%
93%
*93%
94
*93 %
93
933/4
*93
94
*93
94
86
*84
86
*84
86
19%
19%
49%
49%
*49 Ve
18
18%
18%
20
203A
205/a
19%
20'/a
42
41
41
13%
13'/4
133/B
*41
42
13 Ve
19%
50
19
18
20 3/4
19%
*49 Va
19%
50%
18
*41
'
175/B
193/s
*49%
13
133/e
88
88
88
88
913/4
92%
923/8
923/4
92%
52%
53V2
53
181/4
53
20
13%
*52%
16,800
70
88
*933/8
94
1,700
2,700
19
42
*87
3,600
100
50
185/tt
133/4
133/4
92%
92
18 Vb
19%
*41%
42
133/a
90
1" 88
*49Vs
50
19%
19
*
19%
19%
70
86
*84
18%
18
*41
88
*87
12,800
1,000
42,300
1,100
94
*84
500
95
16
16
600
8%
603/4
243/8
24%
14 Ve
2,000
94
53
1,600
1,200
50%
51%
51%
631/2
623/4
623/4
633/4
63'/4
62%
63 Ve
623/4
64
493/4
*63
42%
423/a
41
41%
413/i
42
42
413/e
42%
243/B
24%
24%
2,300
10,000
41 %
24%
24%
13
13
37%
37
*96%
30 Ve
*12%
24%
23 5/a
243/4
12%
13%
133/B
133/B
13%
133/a
13%
36 Vb
36%
36%
35'A
36'/2
36V4
36%
96%
96%
*96%
97%
96%
96%
100
97%
303/8
30%
305/8
305/s
3 0%
2,700
30%
30 Va
12%
123/4
12®/e
12%
600
36%
*96%
97
30 3/8
12%
30%
12 »/8
48
48
*48%
18
18
17%
17%
*873/4
18Vs
883/4
101
34
23%
333/4
24%
23 5/e
%
%
33%
333/8
33 3^
*96
*103
97%
105
12%
183/s
18%
SS3/,
24%
18%
88 %
18%
17%
*873/4
100%
*48%
50
18%
18'/8
88%
10
50
173/4
18%
3,600
17%
18 Va
35,600
*873/4
881/2
700
105
105
*103'/4
105
*100%
100%
*100V,
100%
50
100%
34%
34%
351/8
1,300
24%
24
24%
25,900
34%
24Va
24%
%
3%
33%
33%
*34
23%
%
U
3/4
%
151,100
335/8
33%
33%
33%
1,000
97
96%
96%
50
%
333/4
'
*
3,900
105
*34
34
*96%
*97
98
97
97
106
*104
106
106
105
*104
*104
105
*95
97
*95
97
50
*95
97
aqo
95
30
97
*93
95
*93
95
27%
17%
*873/4
*103
103
*95
107
*48%
50
*17%
96
273/4
123/4
*481/4
183/a
96
*106
12 5/8
50
1001/4
100
101
34
173/4
*873/4
102%
103
103
3,400
24%
13
•
24
!;!
Co__
36 %Jun
100
243/4
60
Rights
Machine
26
26'/a
8%
:_100
L)
Maytag Co common
McCall
5
*253/4
18%
18%
170
5
*4%
5%
*5
39 »/h
39 1
505 \
*496
43/B
8%
2
.
4%
26%
common
com
38%
18%
•
*8%
Chemical Corp com
5
I 4.25% conv preferred—;
—100
Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred
No par
v" $3.75 cum pfd 1947 series.No par
$3
5%
*5
5 Ve
*5
>496
43/8
4%
43/8
*83
1
19
*25%
(conv)_
Electric Co__
$3.40
43/o
505
505
510
510
;
•
39% !.
505
1
_6.25
5
_50
10
Corp
Midland Corp
(Glenn
..
5
Shirt
Mar-acaibo Oil Exploration
57 V. Sep
33% July
83
83%
*7%
17
13% July
83
83%
75/a
May
1
19 % Jun
84 "
84%
Mathieson
2
Jan
4,900
*73/8
Master
Mar 11
83
66,900
*83%
Masonite
28
98
16 »/8
.23%
i_ 100
4%%- preferred
4
92% Jan
153/4
23 3/8
No par
No par
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
97V2 Mar 29
911/4 Jun
16%
235/e
No par
4%%
2
18
40
153/4
23%
15s/a
Marine
26
16% Jan
800
1,300
235/e
Martin-Parry
13'/4 Feb
2
9 1/8
40%
127
127
15%
Martin
5
40%
41%
1293/4
___
233/a
25% Mar 31
16
41
*127
.
2,400
23%
: Jan
25% Feb
9 Ve
9
9
41%
102
42%
42
15%
Marshall Field & Co
21 Va Nov
*100%
14%
Marathon
2
14
r
22%
Manhattan
1
29
38 s/8
39%
102
42%
42
1293/4
41%
*127
250
45 Ve
*100%
-
9
9%
41%
1293/4
*127
51,400
22
141 %
141
453/8
153/8
Mandel
i
2
Sep
41%
413/4
130%
21%
12,000
23%
Manati
24
16% Dec
10
9'/b
9 Ve
*9
413/4
130
130
380
100%
45
39
102
*42%
■
39
*100%
39%
102
24,300
71%
45%
71%
100 %
215/e
141 %
1,200
23 3/i
99
99
99
100%
140%
213/4
141
141
453/4
TQ
600
1123/4
1123/4
73
*100%
26
*111%
1123/4
453/4
..-100
411/4-
261/4
26
300
1123/4
*98%
22
41%
40
413/4
26%
26
99
IOOV4
140
140
141
41%
*74i/8
76
*1111/2
106
98%
223/a
22
141
233/4
*105
106
*105
1113/4
x20%
24
20%
261/4
26
26%
112%
24'
413/4
41%
41%
40
*74%
76
*74 »/8
112
100
293/s July
2
95
May 12
82
1,700
21
38
*20 5/a
23 Va
—10
16% Jan
9
8,100
82%
44%
79
773/4
1%
44%
23%
Mahoning
;
5
14
700
1,030
145
144
,
43,000
143/4
Magma
18
Feb
9% May 18
61 %
24 «/8 Jan
18% Mar 20
16
53/4 Jan
28
17,700
9%
9%
401/4
_5
Magnavox
25
25 V2 Jun
Jan
26
9%
95/8
41%
72%
Inc_——
Trucks
Magic Chef
,
29
5 Ve Jan
12V2 Jan
25% Mar 19
15
Feo
530
55
Feb
42
22% Sep
4
22% Jan
Mar
11
25
4V2 Mar 10
9
25% Jun
Jan
6% Sep
22
Jun
15
2
9 5/e
9%
40%
95/8
Macy (R H) Co Inc coinl
4%%' preferred series A
1
8 Va Jan
500
18%
453/4
preferred
163/4
Madison Square Garden
May 28
85% Feb
15
29
Mack
71/4 May 27
Sep
6 Va Dec
6%
1
81 % Mar 16
8
15% Sep
21
19
16%
18 5/s
59
'
125
17
57%
—50
Forbes
8,900
18%
(Ky).Nopar
Working Co
&
40%
56%
M
41
400
39%
>
18%
41
100
Lukens Steel Co_—
5/e
56
21
__100
A
400
81%
391/4
43%
100
series
3,600
*8%
39%
58
6,500
1
8%
395/b
9%
36
141/4
1
*'8%
39%
41
35%
13%
1
1
39%
553/8
353/4
14
*355/8,
14
40
10
common....—_
—
11,000
3,000
83/a
8
*2%
2%
36
•'
1
1
17
& Sons Inc com—1
(M)
133/4
8
xl8%
_10
Nashville
&
355/8
143/a
8%
2%
A—No par
—.
preferred
353/4
81/4
8%
395/8
—100
Louisville Gas & El Co
12
35%
,14
'''1
:_100
E
Co
preferred
8%
8%
10
D—
series
4.35%
Lorillard
15
Jun
38% Mar 25
22
15
(Md)
83/4
1%
8%
8%
3/8
8
1
25
i.
1,700
90
*87
1
100
series B preferred
3OV4 Apr 27
96V2 Jan 22
36% Sep
90
*87
90
*87
90
78
Long Island Lighting Co com
2
2
74
59% Jan
9
*87
233/4
24
23%
*87
77%
preferred—
qonv
46% Jun
2
Co
Long Bell Lumber
2
26% May 18
153 V2 Feb
22
5
-
July
lf>0%.t--n
30
40% Jan
97'/a Nov
45% Jan
Jun
14
35V4 May 25
30 Va Dec
92
5
14
90
Corp.—
M:.r 16
160 Va Dec
23%
144
common
263/4 Apr 14
23% Dec
23%
No par
.
Cement
21% July
146% Dec
24
____1
Gas
4
99
24
No par
Star
4
18
2,800
233/4
24
5
com
Star
4.75
17
98V2 Jun
63%
23%
143%
Corp
Lone
22V2 Jan
103
61%
5
preferred
Aircraft
Lone
18% Mar 25
' 9
convertible
7
35Va Mar 26
106 V» Jan
62
_No par
8
10
6
613/4
___2.50
Co__—
28
14
May
615/a
1%
Jun
15 Va Jun
97
61 5/8
No par
Corp (The)
Oil
Lockheed
21% Oct
Jan
61%
100
Apr
.
2,000
60%
1
Liquid Carbonic Corp
21
Mar 23
27
15
15
Lionel
41% Jun
15
25
62%
10
com_
Co—
Loew's Inc
103% Jun
Apr
Belt
153/4 May 18
23 Va Jun
26
51%
243/4
60 %
par
.
35% Sep
3
>50%
25%
7
82% July
-
22
38 V. Apr
28% Sep
>14%
513/4
25%
;
2
4
15Ve
*50%
25
Libby
Savers' Corp
15
Mar
*143/4
513/4
24%
1
Corp.—
No
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
Rights
;_
56
15%
*50V2
243/4
_____5
1421/2 Jun
Apr
*143/4
513/4
24%
1
6
164
15%
*50%
No par
6
23
*143/4
25 Ve
preferred—No par
Aug
82
5
15
513%
__No par
171 Va Nov
29
Jun
14%
25%
100
% Jun
63
155
300
*50%
common_3
_
2nd
noncum
Libby
1,700
5
Lerner Stores
Life
21%
15 »/8
:
Products:...
25
*3%
21%
l
___
Lehn
26
200
4
33/4
21%
50
(The)
Jan
11%
3%
*213/4
213/4
1
preferred
&
11%
4
*33/4
213/4
213/4
21%
11%
11%
4
*33/4
4
215/e
'
115/8
11%
ll5/8
*33/4
No par
Lehman Corp
2
67% Jan
2
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Co
noncum
41V2 Apr
36% Mar 22
10
July
100
*25%
323/4
14%
6
1,500
135
'
25%
35.5/8
14% Jan
135
700
68 Va
673/4
323/4
145/B
16
139
*136
136
233/B
*23
25%
353%
6% Dec
15% May 18
1 Vb Apr 15
i
1
Valley Coal common_.t_^_l
7
1% Dec
*133
136
Valley RR___
20
1% Jan
33 Va Dec
67%
Lehigh
34
22% Jan
22
2
'
*134
*22 3/8
Lehigh
10
203/4
43V8
8 5/8
29
7,400
80%
8 6/e
Dec
14
4,100
14%
43%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co__—10
25
Lehigh Portland Cement
% Dec
25% Jun
213/e
143/4
*40
No par
Lee Rubber & Tire
May 10
21%
143/4
82
No par
Co
(James)
300
213/B
143/4
213/a
Bryant common___
4%% preferred
Lees
40%
21%
14%
423/4
(The)
Lane-Wells
T
40%
21%
143/4
80%
Lane
31
*40
21%
•>
1
& Co
Co
40%
7,000
203/s
(cum)
(The)
Gas
*40
523/4
52%
44
common
Lambert
Dec
14 V. Dec
46
120
103
103
82
(S S) Co
(S H)
53
100
Inc
La Consolidada 6%
:18Va Sep
—
10
102V4
105%
21%
.
18
Feb
102%
*1043/4
43%
common....-
25
53/8 Feb
28
96%
803/4
'
5% Feb
25 V. Aug
*95
21%
No
preferred.
Co
Kroger
19% Jan
6,600
8,300
36
2.50
preferred
37 Va Apr
42
36
___l
com___No par
preferred
prior
Koppers
May 20
47 Va Dec
35% Jan
Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
28% Sep
3%
No par
Copper
Kern
39
Mar 19'
Kennecott
30
135 V2 July
13
79»/2 Jan
.
15 Va Jun
3%
City Southern—
Common
42
May 13
21% Jtfh 28
I2V2 Apr 23
preferred
4.50%
Mar 31
104% Aor
18% Jan
3914 Jun
96%
96%
351/2 Jan
3
*95
*95
21
24% Feb
353/i
100
3.80%
971/4 Mar 18
37,. Oct 28
16
36%
353%
May 26
Nov
36
35%
14 Va Dec
21
3,800
35/8
35%
Kansas
July
583/4
*3%
35%
38% Jan
18
57%
3%
35
Aug 10
Mar 17
15,200
573/4
3%
7
16,
27
40%
56
33/a
12
Sep
39%
56
553/4
*3%
Jan
10
40%
56
55 VB
104% Jan
17
38 5/s
3%
100
.32'/2 Jun
39%
553/4
92
102
38%
*3%
28
45 %
38 %
55%
Apr
14
37 Va
57o cum preferred (conv)_____50
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
10
92
36% Sep
37%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
95 Va Jan
Shares
37%
1
10
the Wee*
l
i2
Jun
Va Dec
Corp
18
85
100% Mar
July 2
3'/2 Jan
32Va Jan
105
Friday
July 1
36% July
33 V» Dec
18
Sales for
Thursday
r
Chem
&
PRICES
58% July
8% Jan
16
11
Alum
SALE
June 30
4
15
Sep
Kaiser
1
HIGH
Wednesday
,
4
3% May
27/a Oct
26 Va Jun
98 % Jun
July
AND
June 29
K
22 Va Nov
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
-
*106
27%
107
27 5/s
*97
*106%
27%
95
94%
95
107
♦1061/2
107
27%
27%
275/B
20
*106V2
107V2
27
27 5
8
5,200
21
22
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
55 Va Sep
Highest
22
22% Jun
14
125 % Oct
9
24
26
24
42
60
11
104
8?# Dec 29
69
Oct
19 '
j
88
4
20
2
25% MAy
4
29% Jun 28
21
22
8% Jan
% Dec
67
3
Jan
29
Jan
Midwest
Oil
"When
28
issued"
21
9%
76%
*19%
201/8
23%
61
19% May
9 Va
23%
Mar 17
Jan
Minnesota
54 Va Feb
7%
Monsanto
Sep
14
28 % Mar 11
32 % Mar 26
97% May 12
23% Jun
3
31% Jan
37
40% Dec
31 % Feb
49Va Jun
56
68% July
Jan
Jan
19
RR. 5%
Machine
3
50
Feb
25
51
Feb
2
29
Jun
9
11
Feb
Jun
47
66%
65%
43
pfd_10O
conv
8'A
43'%
43
*21%
—-—20
22
8
8%
8
8'/«
671/4
21
65%
65%
65%
43 '/8
.
431/4
44%
65%
43%
43%
43%
21%
21
211/4
21%
1.25
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
21%
21%
211/4
21%
20%
21
21%
2,700
90
91%
9,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
40%
17%
67%
x40%
40%
39
411/4
40
41
—10
.
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Corp
Mfg Corp
5
1
common
23
23
211/4
35%
34%
35%
44
45
44%
45
66%
13,60o
67%
67%
68%
69,400
14%
14%
14%
12%
12%
12%
40%
40%
41
18%
18%
18%
23'/a
231/8
23%
23%
24%
23%
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
*23'/2
23%
23%
23%
25'%
24%
25%
23%
25%
23%
24
*13%
13%
13%
24%
14
13%
13%
40
40%
39%
107 %
107%
*107%
10
22'/a
22%
22 %
22%
*44%
46'%
50
*44%
46%
No par
& Bros
21
34%
23%
I
IOO
com
preferred
(F E)
23
5
1
4%
66%
3
Corp.
1
Myers
66%
*38%
39
39
40'/a
108
*13%
39%
40
40
*1071/4
108
*107
22
23%
46%
200
21
12%
45%
1,200
21
14%
35
44
5,500
14
21%
12
& Co
Inc
.
21%
*13%
3,800
-
20%
No par
(John)
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America
42% May 27
21%
14
x34%
35%
9,800
65%
43%
No par
Co
8
65%
45%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
30
4
4
Jan
15,000
Mullins
23
42% Jan
3,800
8 VB
8
66%
IOO
Mueller Brass Co.—
30
37
42%
8
34%
Morrell
8
2
23% Jun
16%
8
Moore-McCormack Lines
2
47% Feb
110
16 '/a
No par
42%
43%
Wheel
18% Jan
161/4
42%
34%
Motor
16% Apr
16 »/8
42%
63%
26
7
16%
42%
46'A
24% Apr
13% Jan
16
42%
64%
1
Dec
16%
42%
45%
Products
43
15%
42%
35
Motorola
28% Mar 24
30%
16%
43%
64%
Motor
26% July
9,000
30%
20
16%
No par
5
4
30%
30%
77
43
—5
Montgomery Ward & Co
May 18
23% Jvn
28
2,900
21 »/4
23
Apr
23 %
*76
90%
16% Jun
19 % Jan
22%
89%
34% Mar 18
23
23%
21
31
27% Mar 16
600
23%
30%
19%
21%
21
26% lUar 13
30%
*
4,400
19%
92%
8
14% May 19
30%
10
19%
21%
24
5
29%
1041%
*97/a
19%
23%
90%
14% Ftb
15
20
23%
21%
41 % Jun
Sep
*19%
23%
*104
9%
93%
4
29
2,000
76
21%
11% Mar 24
42 % Aug 26
21%
76
92%
30% Jan
Jan
19%
23%
104%
9%
77%
19%
30%
*104
10
*76
21%
6
18
104%
9%
9%
77%
93%
15 Va Apr
43% Jan
12
30%
1
IO41/2
9%
*76
21%
29
21 % Mar
10
*104
91%
15
35% Dec
21%
9%
5
10% Sep
39% Jun
21 %
9%
:—10
Tool
Chemical
29 % Dec
106
21%
10
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.——5
Montana Power Co (The)
No par
Monterey Oil Co
—1
2
15% Mjy 24
12% Jan
No par
com
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
Mojud Co Inc
16
15% Jan
Light
preferred series A
tMissouri Pac
17
24% Feb
5
Mar 31
&
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
.69% Mar 22
4
Power
Corp
Development Co—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
Apr 29
*104
76%
common
Mission
4
9%
104%
1
1st preferred—..—
IOO
$1.50 2nd conv preferred——25
$5.50
34% Mar 30
% Jan
*104
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co
Apr 22
19 V* Mar 16
44% Jun
4
6
21%
1,300
preferred
4
3
21%
21%
9,400
$4
29
26
21%
22
68%
13
Jan
Jan
7,800
67%
105% Apr
11% Jan
jun
50
28%
68
5
27
24% Feb
28%
8,200
15%
110% Mar
4,400
29'/4
10 %
79% Mar 29
31
241%
28%
95%
95% Jan
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
29
*97/e
15
14
28%
67
Monarch
21% Sep
24%
29
21%
Mission
6
28
68%
4
27% Jan
29%
671/2
22% May 27
29
24%
68 'A
5
21% Dec
24%
67 'A
16% Jan
Dec
24%
67
1
27% Jan
36
24 %
66
70% Jun
15% Mar. 25
20% Mar 23
15
90
24%
28%
par
24
95
1
11
129%
24%
96
21
65% %4ar 19
18 % Apr 15
128%
24%
95
5
i
4,100
130
*128%
17,500
97%
11
17
311/4
9%
23% Feb
19
*30%
96%
21% Jan
20
9,600
31
130
9%
15
13
31
30%
130
99%
Feb
,
30%
30 »/2
97
21
40
85%
30%
10
4
4
io
130'/a
85%
301/4
98
Dec
18
130'/a
——10
:
85%
29%
9%
Sep
Sep
29 % Nov
Corp
132
84%
95%
Jan
25% Jun
30%
*30%
•130
85%
29%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie___No par
13
53s* Sep
1 Is* Sep
30%
5
IOO
Shares
84%
29%
.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Min & Mfg common.—No par
15 %
17 V*
31%
common;
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No
22
79
86
29%
the Week
19
May
70V2 Aug
6
58% Jan 23
33% Dec 17
31
84 Va
28%
July 2
29
26
6% Mar 12
15
86
29%
Friday
July 1
10% Jan
78
10
15
85%
29 Va
Sales for
Thursday
99% Jun
9% Jan
21
Prod
June LO
—10
1st preferred
PRICES
Wednesday
June 29
4
55% Jan
5
Jun
Steel
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Inc___ __10
Utilities
AND
Monday
June 28
Par
11
Jan
102
8%
24
26
Jan
Midland
3
Feb
71% Jan 12
19% May 26
31
57s* Sep
S33* Sep
20
STOCK
Petroleum
South
41% Mar 17
14
Dec
Nov
Middle
34% Mar 25
23% Mar 25
24H Oct
15% Sep
21% Jan
Mid-Continent
2
21% Dec
17
34% jun
% Mar 20
136
17
26% Jan 22
9
Nov
Feb
126% Jan
19% Jan 23
1
18% Nov
30
7
9
68% Nov 30
6
94% Jan
30% July
34% Jua
19 % Jan
27
Apr
90% Jun
20% Jun
8% Dec 31
53% Feb
65% Jan
26% Jan
Feb
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
9
46% Jan
139
NEW
Highest
31
27% Mar
7
21 % Oct
Lowest
66% Dec
9
29 % Dec
16 % Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
Continued—Pig* t
STOCKS
Year 11)53
.
.
14
26%
24%
14
40%
2,400
1,400
11,800
4,800
1,400
13,400
6,300
14
107%
1,300
41%
41
108
22%
24
3,800
2,400
5,600
107%
30
23%
22%
23
47
*45%
48
45%
*39
45%
400
40
*39
40%
40
40
300
*85%
39
86
*85%
86
35,700
N
74
Sep
15
28
Oct
Sep
99% Jan
34
Sep
24
•
15
46% May 26
15% Feb 19
National
Acme
National
Airlines
9
12% May
7
13% May 11
20% Jan
4
19
Jan
19
National
Automotive
28% Jun
2
National
Aviation
38
14
158% Jun
87
25% Mar 20
22
74% Mar 29
30
8
21 % Mar
14
16% Sep
19% Sep
2
36% Mar 25
15% Jan
6
11 %
36% Jan
42
7
National
Biscuit Co
Mar 19
174% Dec
10
14
Jan
8
4
172% Jan
Sep 14
61% July 22
13% Feb 26
60% Dec 24
13% Jan
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
4
10% Jan
9
Sep
2
15
11
Jan
Jun
Jun
180
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
25
1%
Apr 21
8
15% May
57% Jan
8
84
15% Apr
21
National
Cash
National
City
National
Container
4
13% Jun
25
20% Dec
2
19% Jan
5
23% Jun
25
21
17% Feb
18
20
17
56% Jun
10
19% Mar 27
66% Dec 14
12
62 % Feb
25
77
Dec
29
July
15% Jan
12% Jan
4
14
16% Sep
Jun
25
22
84
Dec
15
29% Apr
24
155% Jun
3
23% Jan
1
132
Apr
15
7
Feb
16% May
6
20 Va Jan
4
97 % Feb
Nov
6
20% Jan
8
93% Jan
5
38
4
38% Dec 31
173 % Nov
4
172
146
Jan
Jan
31% Jun
103% Jun
22
51% July
14
180 »/2
4
141% Jan
7
152% Apr
29
8 % Feb
15
11
37% Mar 19
32% Jan
6
21
5
Nov
9% Dec
20% Jan
4
25
May 21
May 24
26% Jan
11
32
Jun
May
$4.50
1
Linen
4 % Jan
2
10
Sep
4 %
7% Apr
12% Jan
14
Dec
28
10% Jun
10
13% Jan
105
Jan
5
27
31 % Jun
30
12% Jun
38
18
Jun
Feb
6% Feb
17
10% Jan
12
98 % July
33% Apr
134% Apr
4% Jan
4
11% Apr
5% Jun
11 % Jan
4
13
14
8
15
6
105
Jan
Jan
1
106
Jan
4 % %
4.20%
Feb
22
97
Nehi
13% Jan
4
15
Feb
11
100
Apr
30
40 % Jan
14
58
Jun
2
94
Mar
1
10% Sep
15
16% Jan 29
12
64
15
72 % Mar 23
Apr
12
67% Jan
5
75
34
Apr
4
34% May
20% Mar
May 11
Dec
30
23% Sep
171/b Sep
8
17
23% Mar 17
18% Dec
18% Jan
4
29
25% Jan 30
18% Jan
11
30
Jan .30
Sep
14
48Vo Jan
10
109% Mar
14% May
80
Sep
400
May
19% Jun
49% Dec
1
5
9
32% Apr
106% Jan
17% July 13
15% Mar
70
13
03
Jan
20
11
92
Feb
9
5
520
Jan
8
16
34
29
Feb
65% Feb
31% Sep 21
80% Jun 11
18
5
37% Mar 23
92
Jan
22
21
6
9
37% May 17
110% May
7
21% Jun
3
20
69
Mar
1
85% Jan
14
90
Jan
348
22
Apr
6
Mar 23
51
Apr
14% Apr
515
Jun
28
3
7.
60
4
2
18% May 28
Feb
91
Jun
28
7
10
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
28
4
80% Nov
10
82% Jan
25
87 % Jan
8
Jun
22
87
Jun
29
94% Nov
13
16-.
Sep
15
20% Jan
26
39% Dec
23
53% Jan
30
22% Jun
12
39% Jan
4
26
86
Jan
5
40% July
96% Feb
2
30% July
2
87
4
Mar 24
.92% Mar 11
Jan
92
Jan
7
100% Mar 30
100
Jun
25
17% Jan
6
102%i July 2
221/4 Apr 12
43% Feb 10
13%
11,000
801/4
80%
3,100
16%
16
4
52
Sep
11% Jun
78
14
84
16
Jan
14% Dec
Apr 24
87
5
16
Mar 19
100% Jun
18
109
Mar 12
89% Jun
19
101
Jan
9
12% Jun
15
18% Mar 17
8% Dec
29
14% Jan
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
18% Sep
18
25% Apr
34% Jun
10
94% Jun
12
83
Jun
100
39% Feb
106
12
93% Jan
May 18
97% Jun
12
Jan
13
9
Mar 23
Jun
8
89
Apr
6
43% Apr
111
64% Mar
13% Jan
4
15% Mar 24
85
4
Mar 25
Jan
105% May 11
99
16%
Jan
12
Jan
11
108% Feb
9
2
18
7% Jan
11
9% Feb
8
14% Jan
11
18% Jun
25
24% Jun
14
19% Mar
2
4
102% Jan
4
92% Jan
5
27
106 % Jan
6
43% May 25
Mar 23
19% Dec
14% Feb
24
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
21 % Jun
Sep 23
95% Jan
*or loocnote.
<0-
13%
13%
14
13%-
13%
17%
13%
17%
2,70o
17%
17 '/a
17%
17%
91%
17%
21,800
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
29%
91%
311/8
1,000
30%
31%
103%
*103%
31%
103%
30,600
*103%
103%
50%
49%
50 %
49%
50'/a
49%
175%
*175%
29%
30
103%
31
31'A
*103%
51%
1751%
175%
150%
*149%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
400
22%
22%
10%
22%
22%
221%
22%
*22 'A
*31%
22%
31%
31%
1,400
31%
31%
31i/4
52
51%
51%
51%
51%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
32
31%
10
5
IOO
1
31%
*97
31%
124
1
Fibre
31%
30%
98%
98%
*98%
31%
32%
31%
31%
7,900
129%
*124
130
200
7%
26,400
128
*125
12%
12 Va
14%
'105%
106.%
34
5
14%
IOO
par
128
34%
12%
98
14%
127
5
7
6%
7
11%
128
11%
11%
4%
5
♦126
7
7 Va
11%
5
14%
14%
*14%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
34%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34'%
*96
14%
98
14%
102
56%
14
14%
*72
73%
97
143/4
*98
56%
141/a
*72
97
14%
102
57
14%
73%
96%
15
56%
19
21%
35%
35%
par
New
Haven
York
&
Hartford Co_100
91%
515
*490
3.90%
65
*490
91%
520
33%
4,000
18%
18%
4,800
21%
47,100
35
34%
35%
10,800
110
110
*109%
110 »/2
2,300
19%
191%
3,600
19%
19%
64
65
*64
66
91%
*88
91%
*88
*500
515
*500
515
60
30
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
59%
27%
59%
59%
59%
59
59%
59%
17%
59%
17%
5,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
175/8
10,100
39
39
38%
39%
'38%
*92
93
395/8
92
40%
92
30%
30
30%,
84'A
*83
100
30
*82%
*89
89%
89
100
94%
94'A
95
100
*99%
100%
100
84'A
89
95%
100
39
40
92%
92%
92%
*92%
30
30%
30
30%
30%
*83
84%
*83
84%
89%
*89%
96%
*95%
89%
*951/2
*99'/2
100
92
*83
94
30%
3,900
20
12,900
841/4
*89%
92
200
97
*951/4
101
100
101 %
102%
360
*21%
22%
600
39%
39%
*24%
25%
97
80
21%
21%
40
40'A
40
39%
40
25
25
25
*24%
25%
25%
25
25%
lo
common
24
24%
23%
241/8
23%
24
23%
24
2?%
24
33%
12,900
32%
331/2
32%
33%
32%
33 Va
32%
33%
28,100
11
21,100
American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
1
1
33%
9%
10
*21%
40
.9%
22%
40%
21%
39%
*25
21%
21%
Central
Northern
Ry Co
10%
81%
42%
41%
42i/4
41%
42
'108'A
108%
108%
1081%
108%
108%
55%
55%
*81
85
*81
101/8
10%
11
*81
83
41%
42
5
8,600
1081/2
108 Va
108 Va
300
54%
54%
55%
53%
54%
53%
55»/4
28,200
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14 7/8
15
87%
11,500
88%
88%
88%
89
*88 %
89
440
1061/2
107%
*106%
107%
107 '/2
107%
102
*101
102
102
102%
200
27%
28%
8,300
9%
9%
3,900
88 Va
preferred
100
1106 »/4
108
*106V4
100
'100
102
*100%
1
27%
10
25
Norwich Pharmacal Co
9%
88i/a
28%
'101
26%
27%
9%
9
9%
18
18%
18
18%
23
common
preferred
100
42%
56
100
Inc
83
600
14% -15
preferred
preferred
10%
*81
9,900
41%
(Minn)—
Common
Northwest Airlines Inc
21%
108%
50
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co.
10%
81%
41%
100
Natural Gas Co
84
10
100
Northern
Aircraft
38%
*92
11,600
25
2
Western
American Co
4.6%
65
*88
34%
33
21%
100
Ry
Adjustment preferred
$4.10
19%
4,300
28
preferred
Northrop
35%
110
18%
3,700
14%
73%
17%
1
4.10%
preferred
Nopco Chemical Co
&
109%
*72
27
IOO
preferred
$4.80
510
Electric & Gas Corp—
3.60%
$3.60
67
*88
18%
33%
90
14,500
59
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
preferred
51/2%
*65
91%
505
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred
IOO
Norfolk
66
50
Common
$3.75
65%
18%
32%
15
No par
Preferred 5%
New
34%
110
18%
*88
RR Co
35%
109
18%
32%
96'/4
600
1,800
58
14%
l
15
102
58
14%
73%
18%
32%
14%
*98
57%
14%
♦72
21
32%
96%
14%
102
19
32%
*14%
97
14%
*98
21%
No par
5,400
106%
12
18%
preferred
12
14%
14%
110
1,700
12
33%
.
12
21%
109%
1,200
5
*105%
12%
19
6% preferred series A
100
New York City Omnibus
Corp.No par
New York Dock common
No
11%
710
5
12%
21%
20
11%
5%
12%
14%
73%
32%
99
7
11%
18%
Common
10,70o
30%
98
32%
1
*32%
31%
31%
97
1
Brake
800
31%
6%
14%
6,700
28%
97
11%
*72
700
52S/8
32
4%
1
311%
52
28%
4
31%
6%
100
70
31
11%
...
*31
100
97
6%
common
175%
151
32
11%
14%
175%
151
31 %
X4%
1
176
151
151
97'%
1
Co
150
21
N Y
21,600
175%
150%
18%
& Harlem
511/2
176
149%
21%
Y
50%
103%
175%
18%
N
*103%
149%
1
21%
non-cum
31
103%
5
$5
13%
17%
l
49
13%
4,100
5,700
11,100
91%
1
& St Louis Co—
9
9% Jan
4
73
Jan
4
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
110% Jan
29
4.56%
26
12
preferred
69
1
14
17%
com
preferred
4
15
13%
91%
Inc
—
Air
3.90%
54% Jan
8% Dec
77
No par
Central
7
6
16% Sep
74'/8
17»/4
;
7
108
57% Aug
74
91%
common
108% Apr
98% Apr
18
28
72
23
22%
28%
9%
9'/a
27%
28
9
9%
110
17%
17%
18
18
17%
17%
1,400
23
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
1,400
43
6,300
o
38% Jan
2
104% Jun
10
4
103% Apr
29% Jun
9
10
23
1
104% Dec
49% Jun
Feb
1
19
53% July
2
106% Feb 25
23% Jun
71 %
13
July
81
38
107% Mar 31
72%
No par
4
2
721/8
No par
York
8% Jan
16
19%
72%
5
North
Jan
19%
71%
5
;
York
North
46% Jan
19%
72%
5
preferred.
York Chic
4
87
19%
71%
New
New
2
107% Nov
19%
1
19
6
19 »/a
Corp
41/4% preferred
351/4 Jun
6
191/4
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
26% Apr
23% Jun
24
19
lOo
common
Newport Industries
4
July
19%
55
12
34% Sep
16,400
23
1.91/4
57
Jan
83
13 Va
1
56
Jan
103% Oct
12%
223/4
*98
20
11
9,200
13%
23%
102
20
8
16%
12%
22%
*96
23% Jun
Jan
16
13%
23
*98
16
23% Mar 24
15
16'A
12%
22%
100
22% Dec 21
14
161/8
131/4
23%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
19
Sep
16%
13
23
New
15
25
16
13%
23%
New
Jun
8
16 «/4
13%
23%
100
Corp
15% Sep
19
16
1
100
Vulcanized
N Y State
35% Apr
13%
80%
4% % preferred
29
31% Mar
75
79
5
15
Jan
24% Jun
Apr
Feb
13%
IOO
Co
3%% preferred
New
101% Jun
59% Oct
26
3
13%
79%
Newberry Co (J J) common_.No
14
25% Jan
20
13%
80
25
Corp..
Neisner Bros Inc
May 11
56
13
79%
No par
National Theatres
25
35 Va Apr
6
37% Aug 31
Jan
conv
National
5
Jan
137/e
common
Service
Natomas Co
31 % Mar
150
1,300
5
Supply (The) Pa
Tea
8
86
176%
♦
80 'A
preferred
National
7
22
*175%
51%
19
Mar 29
176%
*28%
1
19
7% Mar 31
6
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
92j/2 Jan
6
11
85
12
7
26
16% Apr
8
106
Mar 25
9
85% Jun
7% Mar
13% Feb
l
4
4
175%
52%
National
Jan
12,600
28%
National
22
Jan
177
28%
27
28% Jan
174%
52
Jan
32% Jun
90
26%
41%
174%
175
10
National
29
4
114
5,700
41%
174%
175
Steel Corp
Sugar Ref Co...
54% May 19
4
24% Jan
24
141/2
*26%
41%
22%
26% Jan
Nov
14%
26%
40%
32
5
91
14%
26%
41
22%
5
29% May 20
116% May 20
141/8
26%
40%
32
12
6
14%
26%
41%
No par
30% Jan
25
14%
26'A
No par
52 % Jan
21
14%
25%
40%
Shares
31% Jan
24% Jan
14
26
40%
National
26
104% Jan
14%
26
40%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
21
4
14
220
13%
preferred B
25 % Oct
Jan
1,700
79%
preferred A__
22% Sep
86 V2 Sep
46
1,900
13%
86
14
Lead1 Co common
National
43%
13%
*84%
79%
common
preferred
6%
9
42%
13%
13%
1951
Gypsum Co
1%
5
17
Co
pfd series of
National
1
43%
13%
1
Dairy Products
National
42%
13%
79%
Inc
National Department Stores
National Distillers Prod common
30
43%
X13 Va
No par
Register
Lines
conv
4%%
43'/8
141/e
1
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
12
431/4
13%
10
National
20
87 % Jan
96
31
2514 Sep
40% Sep
6
5
22% May 26
9
20 V2 Dec
$1.25
85%
43
14%
10
Corp
National
2
99% Jan
29
17% Sep
85% Dec
8
Jun
85%
43%
14
100
May 11
17%'Jan 25
Sep
87
43 Va
5
common.
preferred A
Can
Aug 31
Fibres Inc
Corp
National
15
86 %i
1
1
5
19
100
Co..
30
Apr
May
Apr
7
5
20
Apr
1
23% May 24
12% Jan
8/% Jun
20
15
4.44%
Ohio
4%%
Natural
Corp
43
com
Gas
common
convertible
preferred
*106%
108
*106%
108
100
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
preferred
Oliver
42%
"105
106
105%
106
No par
Co
Oklahoma
43
105
*95%
100
preferred
Oil
42%
100
100
62
10
29
105%
105%
105%
96i/4
96%
961/4
63%
58%
42%
'105'/4
43%
106
42%
43 Va
42%
106
106
105%
95
96
*95%
107
*107
108
107%
■105%
106%
*106
107
*106
107
250
62%
60 V2
61%
61
61%
61%
62%
16,700
291/4
29
29Va
29
96
107
96%
105%
96
107%
190
40
20
29%
29Va
20
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19-%
19%
600
1.50
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
221/z
22%
22%
221%
22%
1
10%
2,300
11%
10%
11 Va
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11 Va
11,700
84%
83
84
83%
84
83%
100
♦84
29
•
83%
29%
*83
30
84
5,900
380
Number 5339
Volume 180
..
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(71)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
26
14% Jan
15% Dec 28
46% Dec 21
42% Oct 21
4
9% Mar
20V4 Jun
Feb
28
20
Jan
84
44% Jan
11
58% July
37
Jan
13
84% Jun
30
22
28 Va Jun
30
83
6
Apr
29
79 y4 Oct
2
ll3/4 Feb
17
16% Oct
15
18
55 y4 Dec
21
50
16
81
Mar 12
11% Jun
18
16
Dec
Oct 28
88
Mar 10
38
2
8
4
Jan
87
13% Mar 11
Sep
69 y4 Jun
I
Monday
Par
Jan
11
16% Jan
70j/2 July
77y4 Jan
12
88
July
14% Jan 20
19
May 17
82
88
Mar 10
2
18%
53y4
2
18%
54y4
80V2
26%
81%
27%
85%
14"%
17%
53y4
81%
27
84
28
85%
14
66
85%
14
61%
84V2
84"%
HIGH
SALE
PRICES"
85%
84%
14y8
July 2
80
Jan
7
Pabco
18%
19%
57
58'/2
4,500
78%
80
75
76
3,100
25%
*"
26 V4
24%
25 %
69
85%
84
85%
..'
.
4%
34% Dec
21
7% Jan
11
10% Jun
16
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
3
33% Apr
28
38% Jun
28
Pacific
Mar
1st
16
73% Mar 26
57
May 17
62
Feb
10
Oct
15
57% Mar
44% May 17
50
Jun
25
25% Jun
16
30 y4 Feb
20
28% Jan
4
32% Apr
30
Pacific
34% Jun
10
Mar 17
39% Jan
4
44
Jun
17
Pacific
32% Nov
i
2
33% Feb
15
36% Apr
13
Pacific
2
Pacific
40
34% Dec
25
142%'Jan 22
4% Sep
15
22% Feb
8% Jan
4
14%
14'/a
1,800
68%
69
70 %
5,700
85 %
85 Va
38
7,100
28% Jun 30
17%
17%
4,700
86%
87'%
9% Jan
8
8% Jan
f
5
6% Jan
19
3% Jun
23
64% Oct
91
47% Jan
88% Mar 25
69 % Jan
98y2 Dec
1
May 13
97% Jan
30
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
35'%
35%
35
35%
35
35%
10,300
30%
32%
29%
32%
31
37
47,900
100
100
123%
124%
145 %
145%
1
51/3
51/4
29%
30%
preferred
1
Packard
28
Apr
19
19
Panhandle East Pipe
4%
102 % Mar 19
Panhandle Oil
Paramount
Dec
30
34% Jan
21% May
10
,1
32%
Mar 30
7
30% Jan
4
37
Feb
10
May
25% Jun
21% Aug 10
23
27 y4 Aug 10
29 y4 Dec
14
28% Apr
7
26% Aug 27
29% Nov
30
27% Jun
24
65% Mar 19
81 y2 Dec
9
73% Jan
30% Sep
39 »/2 Mar 19
37% Jan
20% Nov
2
14
27
Jun
10
4iy2 Dec
Jun
2
107% Feb
37% Apr
28
101
3
105
Apr
29 % Mar
89 % Jun
47% Jun
30
47
19
May 26
106% May 11
4
18
109
Mar
Mar 18
107
Apr
104
16% Dec
23% Jan
29
52 y4 Jan
Sep
15
14% Apr
23
28% Sep
11
127
Sep
Sep
14
10% Jan
15
48
Sep
14% Dec
26
55
May 24
Pet Milk
Jan
30
101% Feb
9
107
6
18% Jan
4
May 19
May 27
11
11
Pfieer
4
40% Jun
32% Jan
4
39% May 26
% Jun
14
% Jun
24
20% Jun
24
25% Mar 17
23% Jan
11
26% Jun
3
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
106
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
94
108
Jan
101
Apr
Feb
26
103
Jan
11
107
Apr
7
108% Nov
12
107
Jan
11
110
8
28
88
29
55
88% Dec
29
101
Dec
30
27
29
Dec
98
Mar
44% Jan
6
83
Jun
23
95
Apr
8
5
86
Apr
27
90
Jan
11
23
29
29
Mar
15
69% Mar 25
4
53% Jan
Dec
30
Sep
21
19
May 18
37% Jan 14
<10% Jun
32
95
July 22
Jan
35
2
Jan
6
21
22% Mar 27
18% Dec
29
29% Jan
77
24
94
15
15
Sep
Feb
8
$4
59% Feb
3
21
153y4 Jun
11
165
Sep
6% Dec
18
6
Sep
3
Feb
6
58% Mar 16
3
13
29
July
162
Jan
169
52
Jun
Apr
Mar
59% Feb
4
31
9% Feb
15
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
18% May 27
Sep
21
73% Feb
27
60 % Jan
70% Jun
11
59% Dec
31
75
73% Jun
3
17% Sep
15
25% Mar 18
146
Jan
9
18
Sep
14
Apr
31% Jan
Sep
14
98
86
150
27
2
Jun
3
148% Feb
12
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
18% Jan
8
27% Jun
16
Pittston
89 % Jan
11
146
24
Jan
29% Jun
22
May
35
17% Jan
29
14
19% Mar 23
conv
Plough
common
preferred
1
—100
29
29
Poor
16% Jan
19
26
7% May
7
39
7
34
May
68
Feb
Apr
9% Jan
38
& Co
4%%
87 /2
85 ft
9 7
80 /2
5
preferred.——No par
ft
-ft
10
38%
37 ft
3°%
87%
25/a
26 ft
16
17
88
Jun
30
20
9% Mar 31
11
Jan
20
Publicker Industries Inc com—
76% Dec
29
82% Jan
5
72% Mar 16
80
Jan
20
26% Jun
5
35% Dec
11
33% Jan
37
Jun
2
35% Jan
38% Apr
12
18
37% Dec
29
73
Jun
23
84% Nov
5
82% Jan
7
22
Jun
3
26
Jan
5
25% Jan
12
25
7
92% Mar
27
3
Mar 19
Sep
15
27% Oct
30
26% Jun
10
28% Jan
26
24 y8 Jun
22
27 V4 Jan
20
25% Jan
4
27% Apr
12
24% Jun
9
27% Feb
24
25% Jan
92
Jun
4
Jan
6
97% Jun
35% Sep
15
43% Jan
20
40% Jan
42% Sep
14
103
Jun
2
25% Aug 31
131% Jun
20% Sep
17
102
47
Jan
4
108
Apr
30% Mar
9
28
Jan
4
2
143
Jan
5
146% Feb
110% Jan
29
30% Mar 16
21
155% Apr
2
21% Jan 15
24% Apr 29
30% Juiy
19
29% Jan
6
22% Jan
18
79
Jan
2
76
2% Oct
15
4% Jan
6
5 % Dec
15
Feb
26
35% Dec
30
96
For footmie*
Nov
4
9
47% Mar 25
sp*
pac
til
11
Jan
4
2% Jan
28
4% Mar
90% Jan
37
Jan
1
1
81% Feb
6"% July
2
11
7% Jun
2
10
99% Ma,
29
40% Apr 27
2
of
Indiana—No par
100
25
25
*86%
25 /a
No par
27 %
Serv
Co
3%%
4.32%
Pub Serv El
& Gas
com
Pullman
Pure
5%
Oil
2" 7
27 %
preference com—No par
preferred
—100
100/2
No par
53 %
4.08%
25% Jan
Jun
Colorado
13
preferred
preferred
4.90% preferred
Public
6
15
Nov
Co of
$1.40 dlv
May 17
64% May 24
2
cum
2
55
64% Jan
68
3% Sep
103% Apr
109% Mar
21
86
29% July
■
28%
°
15% Jan
Public Serv
Inc
(The)
conv
12%
2b /4
preferred series A„50
Gamble
No par
71% Dec
$4.75
.
27 /«
conv
&
53%
13 ft 13 %
*155% 160
*164% 166
54% 55%
6%
6%
16 ,4 17 A
69% 10
70% 70%
22
22%
*145% 153
27% 27%
109% 110%
3°
Power Co
Electric
Potomac
59% July 1
9% Dec 31
29% Jun
27 %
*12^
No par
10
(Del )_1
Procter
18
85
39%
97
61%
26 /4
ib_
13 2
3 7
class B
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
5
28
Jan
32
32
500
155
155
1,700
156
154%
156
common
preferred
*103
42
41%
41%
15
i'5%
15'/a
15%-
52%
52'%
52%
52'%
No par
55-%
100
*108%
9%
37%
27 %
28
100 %
54%
57%
109 %
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
5
6%
preferred
~100
Quaker St.ate Oil Refining Corp—10
2°% 30
151% 151%
23% 23%
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
—1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestqs-Manhattun
No car
*77%
6%
6%
94
42 %
29%
30
78%
6%
6%
94 V»
42%
16'/a
37,100
49%
4,000
17%
8,500
43%
600
15%
15%
33,700
52%
52%
1,200
*42
*103
106
*103
106
*103
106
155
155
155
106
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
11%
12
11%
12
12
12
11%
12
*25%
1
Pond
17 % Apr
17
32%
25%
5
5
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Creek Pocahontas
Jan
14 % Jan
11% May
May
(The)
Co
5%%
24
3
34% Apr
46% Feb
13
8
23% May 14
2
23
8
5
16
14
15
19% Jan
28
13% Oct
Jun
11
12% Feb
23% Sep
30% Dec
7% Sep
62% Jan
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
5%
110% Jun
12% Jan
34% Jan
7% Mar 22
10% Feb
July 30
10% Sep 15
16
6% Jan
48%
17%
32%
*25%
52%
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
& Chic Ry com__100
7%
guaranteed preferred——100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
_10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5
49
17%
32%
36%
27
100
Pitts Ft Wayne
15
48%
17'%
40%
60
*10%
11%
43
43%
*101
103%
25
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
15% May 10
160
48%
17%
32%
36%
I7 /«
$4.80
32%
48%
32%
17%
36%
83%
81
19
16%
48%
17%
48
39%
*81
320
105
16
36"%
*37%
*96
100
No par
100
No par
107 %
*104'%
3,700
16%
32i/4
r A,(
372
*25% 25%
'
109
109
96% 96%
*104% 105
103% 109
8%
8%
33%
34
93% 94
37"% 38%
*84
85
106%
105 %
41%
16
102i/2
40%
36%
100
108
41%
106
106
4,800
44%
*106
41%
*104%
3,500
46%
16'/a
30 %
*81%
*79%
Apr
12% Sep
Mar 20
1
3
RR
L
105'%
89
16
100%
preferred—No par
preferred (conv)
No par
$5
60
26
100
convertible
19
85
Inc
St
&
106%
106
87%
*43
108
41%
41%
*104'%
11%
11%
30%
31%
101
102
39% 40
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
8
Apr
53% Jun
4
42% Mar
155
22% Mar
86
*103
106
21%
22%
100
5
*105
1"%
C
105 %
16
53 %
No par
2
preferred
C
106%
41%
15%
Hosiery
Pitney-Bowes
30% May 12
23
Jan
11% Jan
16% Mar 18
148% Apr
Jun
77% Jan
7
162
44
17%
Jan
97
11
41%
230
45%
44%
*106
108
52%
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
29
47
*43
14%
5
Phoenix
2
80
5
;
3
Pitts
17
preferred
13% Mar
Jan
88%
47
44%
52
& Iron
45% July
106% May 22
Jan
Coal
4
103
87
47%
15%
100
100
100
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
67% May 27
87%
46%
*43
51 %
-100
5%
2
28%
15%
No par
12
100 % Jan
106% May 22
97% Apr
28%
*28
42
common
series
3.9%
106
*104%
*27%
28%
*106
108
41%
28%
*28
42
(conv)
Phillips Jones Corp com
1
5
93% Feb
10
39% July
9
43%
*27%
28
42
rights
Corp
46%
43%
60
24'%
28%
42 %
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
preferred
100
July
94
2
88
45%
45
*106
24%
28
42
Philco
35
7
86
45%
32 %
32%
*155
156%
.100
*35
87%
89 %
105% 106
3
17
Jan
*27%
28%
No par
preference com
Reading
&
28%
*27%
3%
25
*104% 105%
16%
16 %
48
48%
17%
17%
2
Feb
34% July
23
Jan
101
Phila
*24
*28
.
*106
108
41%
41%
50
10
10
5
.100
preferred
preferred
4.3%
4.68%
5
83
Mar 13
conv
25
45%
100
4.4% preferred
3.8% preferred
28
28
98% Jan
18% Jan
$1
*24
28
*43%
,
25
88%
7
1
com
"
*24
28
Corp
12.50
Co common—No par
Electric
Common
27
5
Nov
Jan
10% Jan
3
27
36% Jan
80
Apr
41% Dec
7% May
Phila
2
May
18% Jan
11
25
28%
5
preferred
2nd
Phelps-Dodge
29
113% Mar 29
5
May 28
8% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
41% Sep
1,300
25
*27%
& Co Inc com—-—1
(Chas)
4%
112% Mar 30
29
30% Jan
29
35%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Feb
100% Jun
76% Dec
35%
America
38
5
Dec
preferred
Corp of
15% Jan
2
Jan
35%
3'%
33%c
20
19
19
35
Co
20
43% Feb
48% Sep
35
RR
Salt Mfg Co
30% Jun
108% Jan
1
35%
Corp
11% Apr
20
32% Jan
92% Jun
34%
_100
19% Mar 25
16
87
351/2
preferred
34% Oct
10
600
351/3
Co common_:
4%%
21
July
1,900
38%
No par
25
—25
25
—No par
Corp
Petroleum
24 %
29% Sep
96% Jun
12 %
3 8'/a
Pepsi-Cola
11
28% Jun
104
12
38%
16% Mar 12
4
Feb
18
11%
38%
45% May 21
105
91% Jun
11%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
46
30
3,500
11%
38%
15
13% Jan
July 28
3%
11%
*38'/8
32% Jan
28
21 y2 Mar
3%
11%
38%
Mar 18
Dec
15
3%
11%
38%
Penn-Texas
Pennsylvania
15% May 21
8
17% Sep
3%
11%
38%
3%
3%
100
3%
11%
Light com—No par
series
Pennsylvania
*39
38 %
100
&
15
27%
5
25
preferred
49
38% Aug 21
99
Sand
Power
4.40%
17
*26
No par
Co common
prior preferred
May 21
156 % Jun
8,600
39%
800
16
4
31%
*39
5,000
18 % Jun
Mar 26
300
31
39%
4%
18% Feb
33
27%
31%
7%
50
134% Jan
22
Dec
27%
30%
4%
5
31
*26%
7%
2
Mar
11% Jan
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
15
28
5
*26
4,100
4%
41
5
10
32,800
32%
7%
15"% Mar 25
29
40% Dec
26
100
8
7%
32
4%
preferred
4%%
4
19
26
7%
32
*7%
Glass
Penn
7%
31%
4%
preferred
5%
42% Mar 22
13
7%
32%
6,700
7'%
conv
Penna
7%
31%
300
75%
102
4'%
preferred
preferred"
Penney (J C) Co —
Penn-Dixie' Cement Corp
m
4
7%
32%
58
74%
102
7'%
$1.30
4
7%
31%
70,600
4%
3%
$1.32
5
29
35% Jan
35% Mar 18
10
$1
8%
44,300
*57
75%
102
32%
100
3%
11%
7%
Peninsular Telep common
24
58
74%
*101
102
9%
3%
4
1
Mines
Penick & Ford
29% Jan
106% Feb
30% Jun
Parmelee
35
3
*57
75%
74
102
*9
11%
3%
12
7%
Co—
Co
Peabody Coal
11
74%
102
3%
11%
59
*57
59
73'/a
12
7%
21
Dec
11%
4%
Patino
38% Dec
59
*9
3%
3'%
12%
11%
*101
9
9
3%
7%
23
32
9%
4%
8
7% Feb
5
16,000
Transportation
_No par
& Enterprises
_5
7% Apr
15
29%
40
17
Jan
28%
28% v
9%
31%
3% Mar 12
27% Sep
28%
*39'%
6% Feb
34
28%
x30%
9
5%
28%
40
5
3
29%
1,190
31%
8 % Apr
25
8,600
26
8y8 Jan
25
150
5%
30%
16
Feb
1461/4
5%
26
15
3% Jan
146%
5%
:
*39%
Rust
6% Sep
39
145%
5'/a
3%
75
Proof
12% Jan
145%
5%
39%
&
Parker
26
144%
5'%
31%
Parke Davis
2"% Apr
144%
5%
39%
29
40% Jun
10% May 11
145%
30%
37% Jan
15
7
124%
2.50
Park
22
8
124%
No par
16
30% Jun
35% Jan
Jan
124%
*9
102
Corp
124%
28%
60
733/4
Distillers Corp
Tilford
27 % Jun
7
30
Jan
60
124'%
5%
12%
*101
7%
_1
Corp
39% Jan
&
11%
100
—1
Pictures
44% Jan
6
'
124
*144%
33/3
L com__No par
preferred
17
18
31/4
124%
124
91/3
*9
Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp—5
33% Jun
<
10
No par
Car
Motor
Amer World
Pan
30 y2 Jun
;•!
Corp
preferred
4%
4
Consolidated
Tin
14
22
15,600
43'%
8% Apr
20
4,100
32%
33 % Jun
2% Dec
10
30
31%
43%
Jan
10% Oct
50
31%
•35%
26 % Jan
4% Sep
62
*48%
31
31%
30% Mar 27
7
*58%
50
30%
35
10
i
62
30%
43 %
15
23
*58%
*48%
30 %
32
15
6
36%
35%
5% Sep
2
*36
43%
24% Sep
Apr
36'%
50
*48%
30 %
,
400
540
*36
37'%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
Feb
63
9%
30%
*48%
30
*9
.
62
*58%
50
9
34%
.
Corp
12 % Jun
4
60
50
30%
'
,
31 %
Electric
&
Mills
84% Apr
9% Jan
52% May 25
2
Mar
33
26
11% Feb
14
60
62
9"
9%'
36%
36%
30 %
50
*9' • ■
36
38%
*60
10
25
:'
9%
86%
431/3
6%
4% Jun
16
28
9%
*85
No par
Gas
Lighting
Pacific
14
37% Mar 16
3% Dec
36%
No par
No par
Corp
9%
'
'1*7%
17%
86%
*85
90
85%
14%
68%
—No par
22
5% Apr
8% Apr
8y4 Sep
Jun
147
Finance
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
126% May 18
4% May 18
28
47% Mar 31
20
13
137% Jan
22
129% Jun
12
114% Jan
119% Mar 10
110% Sep
July
37
Jan
23
Mar 17
30
25
22% Nov
31
2nd
86%
11,000
84 %
17%
17%
17%
*85
*9
V
10
common—
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
55% Jun
2
Co
Coast
17
86%
17%
5
5
48
6
17%
*85
100
13% Jan
7% Oct
46
No par
com
preferred
conv
cum
*84
6,000
4i4 y8
•
it I:
Inc
Products
Shares
18%
55
P
11
the Week
55%
i8y4
84 V4
14'%
84%
Friday
July 1
18%
55%
84%
28V8
x68l/2
14y8
68
85%
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
June 30
18%
53%
18%
x52%
81%
27Va
65
*84
AND
Tuesday
June 29
June 28
Omnibus Corp (The)
5
Otis Elevator
_No par
Outboard Marine & Mfg
2.50
"When issued"
83%c
Outlet Co
No par
Overland Corp (The)
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
12.50
7
23% Jun
37% Aug 31
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
31%
4,000
32%
31'/a
31%
105
105'%
104 %
104'%
1,280
40%
40
40%
40
40%
24,400
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
25%
*25'%
25%
25%
25%
110
110%
110%
190
97
96%
96%
200
31%
32%
106
104
2,700
28,100
9,800
55,200
110
HO'%
*95%
97%
110
111
*110
*95%
*95%
97
300
120
105
105
105
105
*104
105
105
105
109
109
*108
109
♦108
108%
108%
108%
8%
33%
*92i%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
34'%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
92%
92%
*93'%
94
94
94
*93
37%
X36
36%
84
84
*84
85%
*84
*81
84
*81
84
*37%
39%
*37%
39%
*96
97
*96
97
58%
*10%
60%
11%
103%
*101
27%
27%
59%
11%
*10%
101
101
27%
18
84
*82%
84
81%
*79%
81%
53%
60%
11%
*10'%
11%
44%
45%
27%
♦100
27%
17%
18
82%
82%
*79'%
81%
26,200
4,100
20
101 %
27 %
1,300
17%
3,500
13%
80%
13%
13%
50
84
*82
52%
53
53
53%
53
790
42
97
*105
17%
18
85%
42
59%
44%
18
17%
*79
52,200
200
59%
101%
27%
*81
*96
43%
*105
*81%
53%
84
44
27%
*105
*105
35%
*100
44%
110
34%
84
97
80%
100
52%
3,800
13%
1,100
*13%
13%
*155'%
160
155%
155%
155
155
*154%
158
*164%
166
*164%
165%
165
165
*163
165%
13'%
13%
55 %
55
6%
6%
56%
56
6%
17%
17
68%
17%
69%
*67%
56%
6%
6%
6%
22
16%
17%
*67%
69
17%
70%
70%
70%
22
22 %
*22%
22%
26%
26%
27
109
27%
27
*107%
27%
109
107
*17%
10
6%
2,400
17%
4,700
200
70
70%
600
22%
1,700
27
27%
8,300
109 %
*70
21%
200
*147
*147
147
6%
150
19,700
57
109
70
147
'
69
69
71
*146
56%
57%
22%
*70%
5,400
24,800
36 %
85%
39%
*96
60%
59
*10%
44
44
43
-i.
8%
84%
35%
37'%
*81
80
•
35
109
109
770
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
500
27%
27%'
27%
27%
27%'
27%
27%
27%
3,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'%
26
26
16
16'%
15%
16
15%-
16
16%
16%
1,000
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
7,300
8%
,7,400
8%
8
85
9%
*76
36%
37%
*86%
25%
85%
9%
76%
8%
8%
8
*36
37
*36
*12%
88
9%
*76
85%
9%
9%
9%
37
6,600
86%
9%
*76
4,900
9%
10
76%
37
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
37
9,500
37%
37%
38
37%
38
7,400
86%
86%
87
87
60
26
2,600
37%
37%
87
86%
86%
25%
25%
25%
,
*25%
26
26%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
*26%
27%
27'%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28
28%
23
28%
100'%
100%
100 %
*99
100 %
*99%
53'%
54 %
54%
54%
53%
54'%
56%
56
56%
55%
108%
108%
30
8%
*36
86
86
76%
*76
76%
8%
36%
*36
37
86
600
30'/a
*108%
30
*150%
110
30 V8
151%
*108'%
27%
110
.29%
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
77%
78%
78%
78%
78%
79'-'
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
94
94
94
94
42
43
43%
43%
120
15,000
18,100
30
30%
151% 151%
23'/a
23 %
6'/a
17,700
56%
23%
6%
19,900
55%
*23
6%
.
%•
56%
-23 %
6'/a
29
100%
54%
151%
6%
27%
*99
54
23 %
S'/a
27%
28%
100
26%
54
•108 %
6%
25%
*26%
*93
94
43
44
♦108%
110
200
*150% 152
23
23%
3,800
260
1,400
30
30%
129,900
79%
79%
1,700
6%
6"%
80,800
6%
6%
19,300
29%
♦93
43%
30
94
43%
270
1,100
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(72)
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
■j
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
-
Range for Previous
Year 1}>53
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
.
14
35% Jan
5
25% Jan
4
30% Dee
28
34% Jan
15
31% Jan
4
Sep
15
14% Mar 18
8% Jan
11
12
26 Vt Oct
9
33% Jan
8
26% Jan
13
29% May 24
41'A Feb
5
36% Feb
1
6
30% Jan
23
6
26
16
8
36% Dec
24
31% Dec
22
12 % Jan
6
16% Oct
12
Sep
Mar
36
29 % Nov
Feb
22% Mar 23
16% Jan
4
15% Jan
6
15
12% Apr
27
16
38% Jun
;
36% Apr
Rayonier
25
21
July
Jun
Jun
.
1
18 % Apr
4%
Sep
23
31% Feb
26
'4% May
24% July
9% Dec
18
14% Jan
19
8 J/4 May
54% Apr
29
62%Jun
1
56
13% Sep
21
14
2
14% Jan
97
23
93% Feb
Dec
25
7% Mar 20
23
Reed
27
Roller
Reeves
84
18
Sep
19% Feb
12
2% Sep
Republic
Corp.-—
3
Jan
5% Jun
9
Republic Pictures common..;
10% Jan
12% Jun
1
114
115% Mar 17
49
Dec
31
Apr
25
12
79 % Jun
30
5
107
Jan
8% July
4
33% July
10
2
Mar 16
78
July
2
88
Feb
10
5
Jan
46
95% July
2
104
Feb
25% Jan
12
33
Apr
29
48% Jan
11
29% Mar 18
22% Sep
14
14
Jan
5
Oct
9
26"% Dec
11
6% Apr
23
9% Dec
18
11% Dec
31
27% Mar
7
series
4.50%
series
Rheera
4
41
4
25% Jun
30
32
30
Jan
14
18% Jan
4
41
7
May 18
Jun
44% Mar
5
22% Jun
1
2^
29
21% Nov
9
24
149"% Dec
11
148
Jan
8
228
May 10
105
Jan
18
105
Mar 29
Jun
2
Dec
17
96
6% Sep
24
10% Jan
13
14% Dec
29
22% Jan
30
6% May 27
4
14% Jan
17% May
33% May 21
35% Jun
13% Feb
16% Mar
17% Mar 23
15
19
9% Feb
19
5
28
9
Inc
Rochester
*39
200
35
200
30%
18
17%
18
17%
18'/a
3,900
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,600
4%
*4%
5%
*4%
5 %
*4%
•
26' "
9%
>25%
"T*24%
25%'
>24%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4%
*25
9'A
*57
18%.
58
18%
58
*57
18%
18%
24%
,
*57
18%
A:
■*24%
9%
A
*9%
:'
58
100
9%
*57
l.oOJ
58
18%
18%
18%
18%
97
97
97
*96 %
97%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
12.30J
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32
32%
31%
32%
22,200
*96
■
97
4%
11%
11%
58%
58
59
120%
120%
>121
*96
122
48%
6%
73 %
7%
35
49%.
6%
77
79
79
32%
32%
1/300
29,400
123%
*119%
48%
48%
6%
6%
78%
77%
122
6%
77%
"121
48%
79%
48%
6
77%
7%
7%
8%
33%
34%
9,930
6%
20,900
78
33%
8%
34
*42
46
*42
*77%
11,600
16,900
102,600
46
79%
78%
78
78
96%
95%
97%
1,1JU
32
96%
79
96
78%
96%
32%
32
32%
4,700
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
120
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
35
200
49%
.
46
*42
32%
122
8'/a
34%
7%
34
97
31%
-29,200
58%
'
10%
53
,
11%
57%
6%
47
96%
5
11%
58%
48%
7%
*78 %
97%
4%
11%
57%
122
35%
*43
5%
4%
30
*11%
77%
7
34%
97
5
14.100
11%
11%
6%
6%
48
4%
*•;
:58% .58%
48%
47
75
7%
35%
*43
4%
4%
•
10%
300
51%
53
23%
23%
100
10%
10%
10%
2,100
12
12%
12
"12%
4,100
36%
36%
52%
52
<
*35%
7,200
3 5'/a
34%
35%
35
36%
23%
24%
23%
24%
25%
25%
24%
25
25%
25%
24,100
29%
50
_25
29%
29%
31%
31
32
31
31
31
31%
3,700
42%
Corp___No par«
20%
5
213
43%
20%
*101
102%
7%
42%
43%
7%
20 %
43%
20%
214%
215
216%
*101
>
19%
*208
43%
*101
102%
*101%
102%
7%
7%
15%
16%
15%
16
16'/a
16%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
——5
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
7% .;
14%
35%
35%
14%
14%
43%
1,700
19%
22,3U0
214%
*101
i
700
102%
7%
7%
.16%
16
<
1,800
19%
215
7%
36
214%
19%
19%
20%
103 %
7%
43%
43%
43%
214
214
1
1
(Jacob)
100
25%-/
96
Mines—.—
Co
5 %
26%
23%
——
(The)
40
35
*29%
13%
new——_„_1
Typewriter
Ruppert
40
*23%
———
Co
30%
32%
& Axle
Spring
Ronson Corp
Royal
35
*29
23%
Rohm & Haas Co common——20
4% preferred series A..——100
Ruberoid
*39
*34%
'52%
common
El
&
Gas
Rockwell
40
34%
30 %
*29
1,500
17%
11%
—100
100
preferred
conv
28%
13%
4%
Roberstshaw-Fulton Controls corn—1
5%%
28
13,6 JO
.
„
11%
1
preferred series A
4.50%
23%
32%
21% May
12
28%
/
52%
Robbins
Jan
28%
*23%
14% Mar
17% Jan
66,000
53%
3
24
12
23%
9% May
3
11%
51%
3
14
11%
*23%
Roan Antelope Copper
21% Mar
10%
23%
10% May 13
25% Aug
43 % Dec
1,500
11%
34%
58 %
Co_—1
Corp
Mills
36
52%
7
5
36
*23%
7% Jan
Oil
36
—No par
Ritter Company
Mar 22
36
—__—No par
Manufacturing
Richfield
27
May
18% Dec
11% Dec
3.60%
Preferred
59% May 21
20
35% Jun
92
Preferred
t
36
31%
corn—No par
44% Mar 10
29
Apr
Co
3
65
15
115
Metals
37%
*39
•
18
13
37
96
No par
com
5%
58
18%
conv
Reynolds
17%
13
r
Shares
37%
24
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
Common
————10
5
43% Sep
Corp
Steel
Reynolds Spring Co———
1
40% May .18
48% Mar
4
5
90% Jan
5
14
*57
prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
Rexall Drug Inc——3—2.50
6%
5
7% Jan
51% Jan
58% July 21
Aug
50
22
9% Mar 20
21
22
24
Republic
May 27
Jun
6
16
Jan
56
4% Sep
123
Mar
37% Feb
22
36% Dec
18
60% Jun
47% Jan
preferred
convertible
$1
v
*9%
50c
10
3
52 % Mar 17
14
*25
1
—
Aviation
13
*4 %
1
2
30
16% Sep
Inc
18
13
50c
34% Jun
6% Apr
22% Oct
—
Jan
11% Jun
-
17%
preferred —————25
Motors
39
the Week
■
July g
37%
28
30%
22
42% Oct
26% Dec
$4.50
39
Friday
July 4
37%
10%
35
Mar 18
7
22
Remington-Rand common
Mar 26
28%
*34%
Reo
13
98% Dec
19% May 24
100
28 %
*29
5
100
series
pfd 3%%
28%
30%
6
5% Feb
80% Jun
Conv
59% Jan 20
May 13
11%
Sales for
/
Co common
Mfg
10%
37%
*35%
35
prior preference——10
Stores Corp_l"—
No par
Reliance
11%
28%
div
Reliable
36
39
Apr
31% Apr
48
8
12
35%
*31%
28
4% May 18
10
42% Sep
Jan
10% Jan
36
39
'«
June 80
37%
11
-50c
Co—
37%
*29
Jan
27
14
14
108% Jun
29
$1.25
<fc
38
36
Co,--——No par
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
'
50
5
19
17
9% Sep
40% Sep
1
7
/
Bit
June 29
50
preferred
Mills
2nd
Hosiery
23"% May 25
Aug 14
19% Jan
Jan
5% Mar 19
3
—
J
Tuesday
37%
25
-5
50
—
Co
noncum
Silk
Reis
4
-
Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
Real
19
Jan
1
Reading
7
32
14
Monday
June 28
Par
common—
preferred
Raytheon Mfg
2
35
Inc
$2
39% May 14
•
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
~
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
_
Sep
22
'i
■
%
Continued—Page 10
7%
16%
2,900
16%
2,300
35% ,35%
:
.
2,400
14 %
2,000
14%
..
S
40% Dec
12
Jun
38% Jan
18
93% Nov
23
32% Jan
81
9
43 % Jan
7
30% Oct
28
46% May 13
96% F=-b 11
88% Jan
14
107% July
2
31% Jan
5
4
103 % Jun
.
—
11
41% Jun
2
22% Apr
20
16% Jun
29
19% Nov
24
18% Jan
14
Dec
29
33% Jan
30
23 % Jan
4
27 % May 25
2
62 % Jan
22
Feb
Sep
14
8
70
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
5
211
Apr
5
280
May 24
150
May 26
160
Sep
14
123
Apr
9
150
May 14
20% Jan
12
61
77% Feb
23% Mar 25
15
17% Sep
9-
91% Sep
96
1
10% Dec
15
Sep
11
Sep
54
Jan
85% Jun
98
Jun
28
17
15
21
18
24% Dec
30
20%
25%
25%
5%
Scott
26
2
Feb
3
3
29
36% Sep
14
45% July 31
21% Sep
15
26
Dec
8
103% Nov
9
Aug 13
Jun
4
25% Jan
.
4
29% May 26
85% Feb
8
89% Mar 23
102% Jan
15
17'A Jan
5
107
Mar
20% Apr
2
2
1
Seaboard
Air
27% Jun
30
Seaboard
Finance
102
Jan
5
106% Mar
85% Jan
8
130% May 24
57 % Mar 16
20% Sep
8% Sep
11
26% Mar 27
21% Jan
Jan
7
12
9
28
July
2
12% Mar 12
7% Jun
4
10% Feb
3
14% Feb
26
7% Jun
9
9 % Jan
13
60'A Oct
27
80
Apr
14
54% Jun
14
69% Jan
26
3
4
51% Apr
8
4
37% Mar 11
8
Dec
29
24% Dec
22
11% Mar 25
27% May
8% Jan
4
26% Feb
25% Jan
4
29 % ^eb
5
45% July
2
51% Apr
29
6
15% Jan
5
6
17% Jan
7
Mar 15
100
.
9% Jan
18% July
10% Jun
15
2
Shattuck
Sheller
Mfg
20
29% Jan
4
37
May 10
Simmons
43% Mar 20
36'A Jan
6
39
Feb
Simonds
30% Sep
11
43% Mar 20
32 % Jan
4
44% May 25
Sinclair
33% Oct
14
42
Aug
5
35 % Jan
4
50% Mar 29
23% Sep
29
37
Jan
8
25% Jan
5
38% Jun
4
Smith
Dec
22
17% Feb
27
6
9 % Feb
9
Smith
1
11%
11%
11%
18
18
18%
18%
18%
18
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
28%
87%
86
87 %
103%
*20%
20%
*77%
80
*90%
92
20%
97%
12
97%
98 %
*92
*86%
2,500
17,700
13 %
9,900
98
8,200
93
*103%
104%
20
28%
28%
28%
"28%
2,700
*86%
87 %
*86 %
87%
130
103%
103%
*103
*20%
20%
*77'/a
80
20%
*77%
20%
103%
210
*20
20%
200
*77%
103 %
*103
80
?
80
57%
5,000
27 %
26%
27
6,900
105
104
104 %
*104'A
105
108%
110%
108%
109%
109%
111%
1.900
*15%
15%
200
14,400
56 %
57
56%
26%
27
27
57
27%
106%
104%
*104%
113
110
112%
56%
26%
56%
56%
15%
*15%
15%
64%
64 %
64%
65%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
65%
27%
27%
28
25%
*8
26%
8
7
1
7%
7'A
54%
55%
_»_1
46%
No par
29%
Gas
G)
26%
8%
8%
27%
8
8
7%
7%
7%
7
7%
54%
.
54%
♦53%
54%
54%
54%
47
48
8,400
29%
29%
5,900
55 %
47
46%
47 %
46%
47%
46%
47
30%,
30'A
30%
30%
30%
30
30
8%
8%
8%
26
25%
25%
*25%
47 %
47%
46%
47%
46%
1
18%
50c
x9%
34%
No par-
*36%
No par
40%
42%
39%
41%
45%
45%
43%
45%
38
37%
38
:
Steel
&
Corp
O)
Corp
10
x38
18%
18%
9%
34%
34%
37%
37%
37:%
9%
8%
26
47 %
18%
18 %
18%
9%
35
1,300
8
7%
*54%
8%'
6,500
7%
26
America
of
27%
110
8
8
___l
._No par
Co__
27%
26%
8
7%
20
104 %
*103
28%
80 I
104%
4
400
18'A
;
*15%
1
70
3,600
12%
11%
92
92
28,900
87%
28%.
20%
25
Saw
92
104%
*103
103% .103%
*77%
99%
97%
28%
87%
13%
13%
100%
28%
No par
Pen
Corp
(A
12
15%
;25
15%
5
Co
Oil
11%
100
15%
*24%
27%
*15%
Skelly Oil Co
.
Jan
100
15%
24%
No par
Sheraton
34
„
100%
30
165
15%
Corp
25
15
30
*99%
255
27
15 %
.7.50
Dec
35
*135
27%
15%
Co
28% Sep
*246
165
No par
Co_—
&
(W A)
Oil
245 %
26%
24%
28
112 %
99%
.
15%
103%
27
CorpJ
(Frank
Sheaffer
Shell
99%
27%
245%
*135
25
103%
103
67%
15 %
*90%
—No par
&
Oil
Steel
67%
2,000
25
98%
99
56%
common
Shamrock
19,500
67%
15%
92%
56%
preferred
Sharon
900
26%
67%
26%
99 %
103%
26%
Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
$4.50
20%
25%
67%
66
27%
*90%
*104%
Seeger
Inc
20%
25%
—5
Roebuck
Servel
65%
*102%
40
Co
common
Co
Sears
95%
13%
preferred-No par
fund
Oil
18
1
Co
Seagrave Corp
2
15
Jan
sink
$5.75
Seaboard
com—,—5
—:
Line RR
65% July
13
40
preferred
18% May 24
Oct
43% Mar 16
3.35%
20%
25%
25 %
15 %
*25
—
(The)
Co
58% Jun
13
42% Dec
Elec
4
17% Mar 24
15
conv
4
62% Dec
18
4.30%
Scranton
Jan
19
11%
13(4
common
Jan
Feb
par
25
—100
preferred.——100
Co
preferred
42
17
Sep
M'fg
3.65%
£24
29
35% Sep
Scovill
*20%
17%
11%
~—No par
1„——,_No
14
56% Apr
32
preferred
*99
15%
25%
17%
No par
Paper Co common
$3.40
$4 preferred
99
15%
-15c
Corp
98 %
25
Corp—.
—5
Industries Inc—_—1.40
Jan
81
*
Arms
74
12% Dec
3
95
20%
26%
165
Savage
105
20%
25 C4
265
1
29
8
3,600
*135
20
Feb
May 26
Jan
39%
*245%
12% Jun
100% Jun
89
102
38%
165
22% Jan
4
6
38%
265
5
69% Jan
9
25
38%
65%
8
Schering
38%
*135
15"% Apr
19
280
2,900
*245 %
.
9,600
92%
107%
67
26%
46%
91%'
106%
165
27
46
91%
106%
263
26%
46%
91%
106%
255
'26% Mar
Schenley
45%
45%
91%.
106
*135
preferred,.—_—100
St Regis Paper Co common——5
1st pfd 4.40% series A__
.,100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co——10
Sangamo Electric Co
—10
27% May 18
100
May 26
65%
45%
45%
Ry Co—100
Southwestern
14% Feb
Feb
Co common__No par
series A 5% -——100
noncum
11% Jan
Mar 23
3
10
common—..
F Ry
Preferred
St Louis
4
17% Dec
15
20%
25%
4
79% Jan
13% Sep
20%
25%
28
15
7
*20%
St L San
Jan
31% Jan 12
90
38%
11
10
6
39 %
17% Apr
19
Oct
38 %
6
Jun
99% Aug 24
39%
6
Jan
15'/a Jun
72
38%
Feb
86% Feb
110
105%
24
68 % Jun
98
90%
105%
93% Jan
91% Jan
105
29
81% Jun
■
91%
105%
13
70% Dec
16
..
4
45%
*90%
105%
Stores
preferred
—
conv
preferred
12
15% Mar
22
20
27
45%
91%
105%
4%
4.30%
Jan
14% May
14
Sep
44%
*90%
.
Nov
_
21
15
_5
10
100
St Joseph Lead Co_——
——10
St Joseph Light & Fower—No par
Safeway
•
8%
*25%
.
,
8%
8%
26
25%
8%
26
18,400
600
1,000
400
46%
46
18%
145%
46%
15,400
18%
18%
18 %
9,300
9%
5,500
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35 %
38
37%
37^4
33
38
40%
41
40
40%
40
40%
35,400
43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
44 %
9,700
37%
37%
.37
37'A
37
37%
2,000
*37
1,800
500
'
.'
8
38% Oct
21
58% Mar
42% Oct
15
70% Feb
Dec
8
13
21% Mar
14% Dec
30
18% Jun
30
18
14
37% Jan
Sep
14% Sep
6% May
4
35
Apr
25
40
May
6
13% Jan
(Alexander) Inc
23
41
May 24
3%%
5
47
May 24
4.20%
12
17
July
2
1
15% Jan
4
20% May 21
5
35% Jan
4
45
21% Mar 20
15% Jan
4
21
140% Mar 13
% Apr 26
^
''
i.
■•
5
7%
8%
———100
preferred
38%
38 %
preferred
165
Apr
30
Jun
18
138% Feb
18
14
27
5% Jan
4
30
South
Amer
2
15
Mar 26
14% Jan
6
17% May 27
South
Carolina E &
Oct
1
53
May
49% Jan
8
54
1
32% Dec
31
53% Feb
5
40
Jan
13
Dec
16
33% Jun
9
13% Sep
22% Jun
15
33
4% Dec
11
6
28 % Feb
2
36% Jan
4
May 20
39% Jan
40
44
Oct
37
Jan
5
80
Jan
14
15% May 25
12% Jan
5
31
Feb
2
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
107
Dec
21
18
60% Dec
22
98% Feb
2
101% Dec
16
12% Sep
14
19% Jan
5
35% Sep
5% Sep
14
49% Mar 20
14
9% Mar 19
52% Dec
29
67% Mar 23
21% Aug 31
31% Jan
6
25
Sep 15
80% May
5
12% Dec 29
29% Mar 18
91
Feb
11
17% Jan
6
10% Sep
20% Mar 18
15
11
May 21
2
80% Oct
4% Dec 29
103
19 %
19%
19%
19 J/2
19%
19%
1,800
43 %
42%
43%
42%
43'A
43
43%
49,900
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
pfd__ 100
Platinum
G
Co
Por footnotes
see
page 26.
4
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
95
May 18
55% Mar 31
58
Jun
28
45% July
1
87
7
Jun
14% Jun 16
South
com_4.50
15%
:__50
Indiana
Gas
Edison
25
)
!
&
Pacific
Co
(Del)
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk
tr
71% Jun
29
Spencer Chemical Co
27
19% Jun
28
43% Jan
11
% Jan
4
4
61% Jan
7
24% Jan
11
37% Jun
29
28% Jan
5
86% Jan
4
6
12% May 17
12 % Jan 28
63
Apr 26
8% Jan 14
347/s May 7
92% Mar 30
14% Jan 27
13% Apr
14
Spiegel Inc
Conv
*51
*51
53%
174
*165
>165
172
7
6%
6%
6%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
53'A
*51%
33%
32%
32%
33,900
53%
*51
26,200
33%
33%
33%
53%
33%
33%
33%
32%
*36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
800
44%
X44 %
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
17,900
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
34,900
-
44
16%
*36
1,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
30%
30%
6,100
42%
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
42%
26,500
55%
57%
57%
15,600
45
45%
No par
50
1
1
par
.1
58
44%
45%
14
4%
*4%
*80
6
70%
"101%
1
18%
1
60
2
pfd (stamped )_No par
Square D Co
57
*87
100
common
common
$4.50
16%
26%
4.60% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
53% Jan
16
41%
No par
103% Jan
16%
29%
common—
4
7
16
26%
ctfs____100
$5.50 preferred
27
14
178
6%
43
Spear
Jan
101% Apr
17%
*166
30
13
Co
6%
29%
20
&
17%
183
26%
6% Apr
19
53%
6%
4?%
5% Jan
Jan
16
*173
7.50
No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
No
106
5
*51
„
6%
4,700
No par
Elec
Southern Natural Gas Co
South'n
175
6%
—
(The
h167
1
27
May 27
32% Apr 23
457/a Mar 5
25% May
Sep 11
11% Dec
19%
17
10
1,900
17%
5
24
17
42%
15% Jan
49% Mar 18
16%
19
2
27% Feb
16 J/2
44
16% Feb
Co
16%
19%
Southern California
33% Feb
21
&
preferred
Southern
150
220
16
*43%
43
17%
38% Mar 29
Mar 15
5,100
43
43%
44% Jun
28
39
43%
19%
11
34
*37%
8
38%
43
5
11
5
Mar 30
5%
7%
♦37%
45
16
Jan
29
73
18
16%
37% Jan
11
36% Sep
37% Jan
45
*16%
39% Mar 16
Jun
38
6
1
*43%
16%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No
par
8% preferred
25
35% Dec
23
29% May
Mar
38
—15
Solvay American Corp 4%
7
Jun
47
44
16%
Co
Gold
7%
7%
38
8
1
Solar
4% Sep
7% Feb
7%
38%
43
100
Smith-Douglass Co IncJ
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Mar 23
Aircraft
7%
*38
No par
,
Smith-Corona Inc
11% Jan
121
common
7%
7%
90
14%
4%
5%
95
71%
103
*87
13%
4 J/2
*4%
*80
70%
*101'A
56
,
45%
90
*87
14
14
4%
'5%
95
71 J/2
103
4
14% 1
J/2
*4%
*80
70
*10lJ/2
19%
19%
19 J/4
60%
59
60%
60
7%
7%
45'/2
90
19
7%
57
7%
4'A
51/4
95
70%
103
19%
60%
7'A
45%
45'A
45%
*88
90
13%
*4%
*4%
'A
13%
13%
4%
41/2
5%
95
*80
70
56J/2
57%
56
*88
71 J/2
1
*4%
*80
71 »/g
45%
2,200
5,200
90
13%
5,400
43/g
800
51/8
95
71%
2,300
*101%
103
19
19J/4
18%
19
59%
60
60%
60%
8,000
7%
18,900
*101 J/2
7%
57
57
57 J/2
58
58
58
57%
103
7%
58
7%
58
58%
10,400
450
5
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37J/4
36J/2
371/4
37
373/8
7,000
No par
32%
33 %
33
33%
33
33%
33
33%
33
33%
15,900
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co. Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co_No par
87%
Standard Brands Inc
1
com
140
88
88
88
13 %
13%
13
13
12%
13»/a
13
13
12 3/4
13
2,700
12%
12%
12%
121%
12%
12%
121/2
121/2
123/s
12%
3,700
87'/a
87
87 »A
*871/2
88 J/2
*87%
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(73)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
YORKK!tOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Par
June 28
Sep
21
59% Jan
52% Jan
64% May 21
Standard
Oil
of California—No par
65% Sep
15
81% Jan
68 % Jan
83% Apr
19
Standard
Oil
of Indiana
67
Sep
15
78% Jan
71% Jan
90% Jun
2
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
32% Jan
42 % May 12
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
94
May 11
100% Jan
Jan
102% Mar 11
49 %
99
3%%
61%
79%
77%
78%
15
86%
87%
85%
: 87%
common—10
37%
38%
37%
100%
9 Vb
17%
50
*99%
No par
*99%
9
17%
49%
10
33%
34%
33%
34%
1
11 Ve
11%
11%
<11%
5
15
40V8
*93%
27%
40%
94%
27%
preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co
8% Sep
17
5
47% Dec
10%
Dec~30
7
17% May 25
8
4
17% Jun
16
5
50% May 24
Starrett Co
5
36% May 24
Stauffer
11%
12% May 11
40% Feb
10% Feb
42% Feb
13% Mar 26
100
Standard
8% May 21
30% May
30
Jan
5
12% Feb
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
17
1
42
Stanley Warner Corp
18
4
Dec
21
36 Vb Feb
Jun
24
94% Jan
14
91% Jan
7
97% Mar 31
Sterling Drug Inc common—,
3%%
preferred
25% Nov
23
(36% Jan
2
22 % Apr
30
30% PWb .15
Stevens
16% Sep
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
22
12% Dec
29
17% Feb
2
13% Jan
4
38
'
20% Dec
<
'
<9
21%.Jan
4
43% Feb
;2
14% Apr
28
Dec
14
30% Jan
11
"10% Mar 13
Dec
8% Jan
■A
23
10
38
8% Sep 29
99
v; 92
Oct 20
* -68% Na» 18
*
82% Jan
Vtfuly T
110
Feb
Jun
23
Jan
23
Sunbeam
Feb
vi
95
.7
76% Mar 15
Jun
118
Sep
14
21% Mar 25
16 Ve Jan
.4
20 % Apr
19
Sunray
23% Sep
30
24% Jan
26
24% Jan
11
25% Jun
:19% Sep
16
23% Mar 26
21 % Jan
.7
15
23
.4%%
23% May 10
5%%
5%%
20% Jun
66
Sep
17
7
Jan
4
635
22
80% Feb
Jan
8
29
660
May 12
11
19
10% Jan
15
6% Nov
520
28
71% Jan
73% Nov
2J.
Dec
74
<JUil
3
5
Jun
Sunshine
15
22% Jan
20
14% Jan
4
16% Apr
9
25
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
30% Jan
11
43 % Jun
24
100
113
111% Jan
11
152 J/4 Jun
24
Feb
26
18% Jan
,5
Jun
35% Jan
29% Sep,21
14^ Jan
4
,4
81% Jan
F*b
:
19
$4
preferred
pfd
13
91
14
116
24
.17% Nov
17
14% Jan
27
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
Jan
25
17% Apr
29
Telautograph
40% Jan
11
64 % Jun
30
Tennessee
■
14
58% Dec
18
'
14
July
2
15% Jan
39
5% Oct
6
23
101
Oct
6
165
Jan
103
Sep
15
138
Mar
37% Jan
10
48% Dec
123/8 Mar
6% Dec
18
Dec
30
13
17% Jan
-
353/4 Nov
42
17
Instruments
24
Texas
Pacific Coal>& Oil—X
4
Sub
22
Texas
&
9
56% Jun
30
Texas
Utilities Co
Textron
7
$1.25 conv preferred-
17% July
2
Thatcher Glass Mfg Go.
A
'
8 % Jan
22
6 3% Jun
11
Feb
27
Jun
>4
44
1% Jan
15
:'3% Aug
14% Mar 12
8% July
Jan
*7
4% July
10% Jan
.1
15
15
613/4 Mar 26
49% Jan
*4
70
Jun
24
;l
97% Jan
92 % Jan
7
100
Jun
22
1 % Feb
>1
:3y8 Jan
30
28
Co
•
4%
173/4 Jan
18
27% Mar 25
18% Jun
29
23% Apr
19
46% Jan
5
36% Jan
44
45% Jun
25
11% Jun
10
13% Mar 25
123/8 Jan
5
14% July
23 Vb Sep
14
293/b Mar 19
25% Feb
2
36% Jun
25
Transamerica Corp
123/4 Sep
14
20% Feb
25
13 Vb Jan
12
16% Jun
25
Trans
Dec
10
25
Feb
2
15 % Apr
19
17%Ja*x
11
Transue & Williams
153/a Jan
'4
22
Jun
29
17% Jan 27
24
112% Aug
7
Dec
29
20% Jan
30
•42% Jun
19
47% Feb
25
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
16% Jan >1
49
Sep
25
69% Jan
30
493/4 Jan
8
13V2 Jan
2
21 Vb Dec
28
18% Jun
"9
15
114% Feb
18 Vb Feb
.
$6 preferred
Coal
24
23
19
13
Apr
42
May 28
'
45% Mar
10
*9%
760 '
Conv 5%
May 27
22 % Mar
16% Mar
11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
133/4 Jan
18
25
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
5% Dec
18
19% Mar 20
63A Jan
4
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
11% May
7
Film new
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
—50
13 34 Mar 11
26
Dec
29
55% Jan
15
24
32% Mar 30
7
Dec
23
13 V* Jan
8
7% Jan
4
38% Sep
15
49% Mar 20
433/b Jan
8
47
9
Mar 15
9% Jun
50
series of 1952-
20th Century Fox
1
35% Sep
1
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—:*—l
;Preferred series A (conv)
19% Mar 30
56
common
Coach
Twin
30
Co—
1,000
10
1,000
200
10
*9%
>717
745
15%
*15%
42
43%
42%
423A
42%
149 f
'*149-
152
173/a
47
37%
363/4
37%
37%
37%
*87%
89 >-
*87%
89
112%
112%
112%
114
363/4
'89
111
,
5%
-
5%
5
'
,
88
..
15%
*14%
16 s/8
*16%
*16%
64%
63%
633%
Vz
66 y8
65%
65
66
10
64-
65%
95 VB
943/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
(
95%
9%
I,200
500
16 3/b
6,400
64
.
64
63%
95
66'%
6,300
15%
*14%
16 3/8
' 67%
230
4,600
5%
62%
*14%
27,600
116
5
16%
15
200
4,500
88%
115
5%
5
62 y4
•
260
17 3/B
463/4
"363/4
9%
'
149
17%
*17
463/4
65%
4,000
463/4
46 3/8
15
1,200
43%
149'
-■
100
16
46%
17%
46%
*16%
>68%
-47%
45%
V 45
45%
44 y4
.
46%
%
132
126
130
121
121
66%
24,400
65%
15,700
96
93/8
56
5,700
9%
9,700
>16%
16 Vb
*'•
16
125%
128
120%
121
121%
800
545/b
55
553/4
10,000
9%
/
16 %
>
9%
9%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
17%
45%
46 %
46%
46%
46%
46
9%
*8%
*8%
9
9
6%
6%
41%
*41%
3%
*8%
99 Vb
1%
23%
18%
44%
13%
19%
45%
13%
35%
16 %
16%
21V2
•
'
35%
•
4
3%
*8%
9
69
99 Vb
2
23%
68
-
42%
*3%
'9
*8%
68 %
69%
67%
*98%
*98%
100
6%
*413/4
3%
■3%
4
68 %
69%
993/4
100
500
7,000
350
9%
100
■•7%
2,500
42%
'
4
*8%
8%
*98%
10
2,300
100
9
683/4
68
68%
100
4%
100
6,900
70
1%
13/4
1%
1%
1%
13/8
1 %
24,300
24%
24%
24%
25%
26%
273/a
25%
26%
4,100
22,300
19
19%
19
45%
44%
'13%
13%
34%
343/4
34 Vb
343/8
16
16
16%
16%
-31%
31%
111%
34%
16%
16%
16%
16%
21%
111%! 111/4
16% 17
*43
44%
17%
*16%
16?/4
>
16%
*16%
22
21 y4
213/a
>
111%
111
111
22
'
.;
*111
lllVs
163/4
17
17
16 3/4
*43
44
*43%
44;.
> 18%
19%
193/8
19%
*53%
55%
*53%
•
16%
55%
*54
19%
14%
44
4,7
44
*14%
44
.
9%
9%
9
8/8
20
20%
14%
2U a
14 /«
17
6,600
II,200
•34%
20(900
16%
17%
200
21%
22,100
111%
14%
14%
21%
45
13%
*16%
19%
:
133/4
45%
16%
19
45
14
xl3%
34%
19%
45%
193/4
45%
18%
•44%
X34%
'447/
-
1%
16 A
54/4
fV /a
*14%
'
7
6%
85/8
6,200
*41.3/4
42
9'
17%
46%
*8%
9%
6%
42%
6%
*42
5,500
9%
*16
16%
*16
16%
46%
9%
-6%
16,500
9%
.
9%
9%
9%
10
125%
46
56%
56
"•55%
45
443/4
129
*118
55
■
,
.
121
127
;.125
1
.———.
79%
15%
3%
xNo par -
.
1,300
79%
760
*715
200
21%
163/e
•.
24,800
25%
21%
43%
5%
18%
*25
15%
41%
Steel—-No par '
_1
Co
Truax-Traer
1
793/4
100
20%
79%
18%
25
21%
80
1,800
117
16%
*9
•6%
•
-2
-5
i
World Airlines Inc
18%
25
79%
*715
*116
*20%
*"
'
*9%
10
117
18%
2,700
\
743/4
21%
;
21%
79%
74%
16 %
.
1
Mar 19
110
18%
4,800
93/4
92
74%
*116%
25%
39
>
9%
92
<61
16% -M6%
Tri-Continental Corp common
15
18%
37%
9%
4,100
700
93
74%
117
2P/4
749
9%
*90
743A
*25
79%
■>
93
.
*46%
Thompson-Sfcarrett Co ©om__No par
$3.50 preference
.No par
Tide Water Associated' Oil—
10
Timken Roller Bearing
INo par
Toledo Edison Co (The)——
-5
2% May 17
27% July
^
27
133/a Sep
106 y2 Jun
18 %
21%
88%
14%
129%
—100
preferred-
29
17
*
111
61
*122
CorpJNo par
14
'
9%
*90
t
■
common—
Dec
29% Mar 27
37%
36
116%
-9%
xNopar!
common—5
Nov
35
37%
9%
1
*17'
9%
:i9% Oct
16
37%
93/4
•149
16%
Thompson (J.R)
-15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
15
9% Oct
1 % Nov
37
373/4
>
150%
54%
common
Avenue Transit
tThird
2
883/4 Jan
T
34,800
46%
53/8
Fair
Thermoid
41% Sep
.2
10,200
18%
>17%
14%
iNo par
1
$2.50 convertible preferred!
50
The
30
12
44
9
1% Mar
9% Apr
•'7% Apr
39% May 17
3
25%
18%
*17
111%
conv-preference——-.No par
$2.40
j
: May 17
47
8
25%
18%
43
<,89
50c
11
17% Jun
14
40
Inc
11% Jun
9% Jan
25%
18%
-T
363/s
No par
5
12 y2 Jan
25
18%
149
61
—100
Pacific Ry Co
4
31
25%
18%
9%
*5%
1
certificates
share
■<7
31
25
•19%
f.
Pacific Land Trust—
48% Jun
140% Jun
6 3/4 Dec
19
.
-17
*883/4
1
10
Inc
Texas
127 % Jun
7% Dec
19
62%
11
38% Jan
Mar 26
19
i
94% ' 95%
13% Jan
-
19-
*95
11
63/8 Jan
14% Mar 10
19
-68 y4
13% Jan
6
20
11% Aug 31
18%
66
Jan
46% Mar
16
.19%
£4%
4
107
9
13,900
25
Sulphur——
Jan
35'
24
•
1,500
14%
10
JNo par
Co
12% May 20
5
15%
13%
Gulf Producing Co—L
106% Jan
.42% Feb
30 % Sep. 14
.
5% Jan
15
15%
13%
Gulf
Texas
Texas
5 % Oct
20%
15%
Texas
98
1
5
20%
20%
15%
Texas
69% Jun
14
54% Apr
110% Jan
29,000
11,100
20%
25
74% May 19
ll
,
20
25%
>13%
May 18
-A
Jan
80% Jan
J2
15
93%
>'24%
13%
66%
57% Jan
24
Jan
78% Dec
42
93%
27%
15%
78%
'109 %
8
5
Corp
Corp
41%
94%
23%
151
,.'36
.9
(James)—
Talcott Inc
18
Corp__
Gould
Symington
41%
*93%
203/4
*153/4
-No par
iNo par
1
:
(conv)_
$4.40vcum
v
5% May 24
40%
93%
27%
13 Vb
749
25
4% Feb
40%
—
>46%
1,000
27
25%
10
46%
5,100
113/a
20%
21%
^6
-17
800
35%
*11%
*15%
18%
776
'148%
173/s
493/4
93%
■
*25
43%
5,100
35,100
17%
35
11%
*116%
10
423/4
9%
493/4
353/,,
11%
40y4
93
'749
15%
♦
17%
14,900
101
9
50%
35
116%
79
16%
*49%
11%
74%
'20%
1'■
*99%
gi/8
35%
:74%
18%
100%
"9
*11%
74%
223/a
20%
(The)_i.4.16%
Swift. & Co_
*09%
9%
'
Sylvania Elec Prod. Inc com.i.—7.50
2
105% Jan
20
.34
38% July
5
5
8% Jan
'49% Sep
May 22
47% May 18
41% Feb
31% Jan
12,500
100%
9
23,400
15%
9%
25
50
preferred
25
15
Sep
;5
4.40%
38%
:
373/e
•
25%
22
5
r.—-100
Sweets Co of, America
7% Feb
Sep 30
'97% Jun 16
33
Jan
16
•
38
116%
25%
Paper Co common
111% Jan
-78
4% Sep
14
40
•j
,6
86
>2
*
11
44 % Dec
13
Nov
18% Dec
18
12% Jan
Sutherland
33
25%
10c
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
2
13% Sep
Inc
18%
375/™
*99%
20%
*90
117
*78%
Sunshine Biscuits
10% Mar 29
816
12.50
preferred
55,800
37"%
35
*18%
93/4
116%
4%%
A
86%
*
>13%
13
74%
—100
Oil Corp common
1
preferred series A
25
conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
conv 2nd pfd ser '50 called
Class
843/4
17%
20%
•
37%'
74
86%
49%.
18%
No par
84%
17%
25
preferred—No par
87
49%
15%
93
77%
37%
27Va
18%
9%
62
76 3/4
.17%
,27
25%
37%
61 3/B
77%
40%
40%
*93% ;94%
24%
*90
61%
76%
<
50%
il8%
1
Sun Oll Do xominon
8
17%
19
common
61
78%
86Vb
100%
*49
19
No par
series A
$4.50
8
Corp
Shares
■
61%
9%
_1
Chemical Corp
Sun
the Week
July 2
77%
'
38
9
>13
20%
6l
61%
Friday
July 1
,
16
12%
Studebaker -Corp
6
Feb 10
10
7
15%
-59
20
No par
>5 % -prior preferenceStone i& Webster
39% Apr 28
"
20%
1
.
;■ v
>
.25% May 20
469 .. Jan
113% Jan
,
'
'117
■
A
5
___5
Corp
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
2
Feb
89
2
'-
Stewart-Warner
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
19
(8
9
•28% Jan
15
20
100
& Co Inc_
14% July
18% Nov
26"% Jun
20
17 % Jan
•
Jan
(J P)
16% May 21
Mar 25
12
16% Mar 11
.10% Sep 15
16% July .1
2
Co
32% Jan
87
July
5
(The) L S
Chemical
June 30
79
11 % Jan
8% Dec
June 29
61%
••
—_25
Sales for
Tuesday0 W ^Wed^e'sday^ Thursday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continued—Page 11
111%
400
19
6%
•"
7
9,300
443/4
*433/4
443/4
19%
*43%
6,GOO
193/a
213/8
10,200
55
55%
55%
20
203/«
20 Vb
203/s
20%
•20%
16,200
143/4
145/s
143/4
14%
14%
800
44
443/s
443/8
44%
45
9%
93/8
9%
93/8
210
9%
3,400
u
Feb
27
Udylite Corp (The)
—1
Underwood Corp ——No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co_.——5
9% Mar 11
2
873/4 Jun
20
Bag & Paper Corp—
Union
56% July
Carbon—iNo par
common-—10
series'——i-No par
Preferred $3.70 series—i^No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 seriesNo par
61 % Jun
16
70% Feb
16
29
Union
Carbide
19% Jun
16
9
21% Jan
25
26
Jun
24
Union
Elec Co of Mo
Jun
4
110.
Jan
2
104% Jan
15
112
Feb
15
82 Vb Jun
15
97
Jan
6
98
75% Dec
24% Mar
18
■
78% Jun
3
873/4 Jan
8
85
Jan
18
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
3 7 Vb Jun
10
38% Jan
A
105% Jan
94
7
Jun
11
90
Sep
443/a Aug 13
115% Jan
17
5
50% Jan
15
44 % Jun
100
6
Jan
7
24
503% May 24
Union
Oil of California
29
Union
51% Mar
May 14
noncumulative preferred—50
Tank Car Co new
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
5
30
1063/4 Feb
Union
24
67 % Jun
3
31% Apr
24
50% Dec
21
45% Jan
11
102% Jun
3
106% Jan
29
103% Jan
U
21% Dec
31
27
25
Apr
9
17
32% Mar 25
104% Jan 30
21% Apr
Dec
87% Jan
11
96% Feb
18
33% Sep
21
39% Dec
23
30% Jun
29
40
Jan
27
Jan
87
21
105
16
16% Mar 20
14
Jun
15
61% Jan
57% Jan
25% Sep 23
3% Apr 23
31% Feb
11
4% Feb
24
8
July 21
107
5
Jan
2
4% Jun
23
5% Feb
24
Sep
30
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
10% Sep
11% Dec
15
17% Jan
28
44
28
67
49
Sep
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
11% Dec
29
Dec 10
Sep 14
95% Sep 15
18
29
10
107% Apr
22
Sep~14
12
25
4% Jan
6
70% Apr 29
80% J*n
;6
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
6
May 12
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
United
$3.50
.
"
United
100
1
.& Chemical Corp com.l
convertible preferred
(Del)———
Corp
United
Dye
10% Apr
19
72
Apr
30
8
12
May 25
14% J^n
22
United
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
4
13% Apr
19
United
Engineering & Foundry
58% Jan
14
45 % Jan
4
53% Apr
26
United
Fruit
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
32% Jun
;1
United
Gas
Corp
Feb
10
United
Gas
Improvement Co
.,30
37% Feb
10
.13% Mar
3
2% May 12
;65
Jan
101% Dec
5
23
8
31% May 24
36
13% May 26
11% Jan
12
1 Vb Jan
4
49% Jan
8
07
Jun
1
12
107
Jun
100% Jan
'3
&
Mfrs
Inc
Park City
Foreign Securities
&
1st
Mines Co
31% Jan
(The)_l
No par
preferred—;
No par
22 % Jan
30% Jun
18
U S
11
174
Jun
29
U S
Gypsum Co common
175
25
182
Apr
21
28
Mar 16
15% Nov
27
56% Nov
30
Feb
see page
1st
114% Jan
Jan
175
Jan
4
23
14% Mar 17
18% J^n
9
54 y4 Mar 11
62 % Jun
A
123/8
28
-
100
■83/4
12%
3,000
27%
3,900
8%
28%
*8%
85/8
900
'
54
53%
55
55
553/8
55%
55%
55%
565/B
8,200
853/4
86
87%
85%
87 5/8
84%
85%
85%
86%
33,000
25%
253/4
9,100
1093/4
IO93/4
180
25%
1093/4
253/a
109%
*87
*89
*993/4
44
134%
139%
|
94
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873/4
44%
136
139
253/8
109%
94
102
43 y4
46%
433/4
136
25%
109%
*89
87%
87%
102
102
*993/4
253/a
*108%
94
*89
88
*87
25%
109
94
*88
109%
25%
..25%
109%
873/4
*993/4
102
94
*89
•
873/4
*100
102
110
88
100
101
43%
433/4
43%
44%
89,600
134%
135%
1343/4
136 y4
7,700
493/4
445/8
135
50
50
50
49%
50%
49%
49%
49%
49%
28%
29
28
28%
27%
273/4
273/4
273/4
27
27%
3,500
64%
65%
64%
66%
66
67 V*
x57%
593/8
58%
61%
35,700
104 %
*1033/4
*103%
105%
200
106
1043/4
1043/4
*103%
105%
104%
22%
23%
22%
23%
223/4
23
223/a
223/4
223/b
93
933/4
93
93
93%
933/4
94
94%
94%
31%
30%
31
303/4
31
30%
303/4
31
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*1033/8
106
31
106
*104%
15%
15
15%
143/4
65
63%
63%
64
36
35
35
34%
'
5%
"
*14%
,15%
600
*63%
64%
1,700
35%
*34
35%
400
3%
3,000
3%
35/8
72
72%
*3%
3%
*72
72
5%
534
5%
53/4
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
53/4
5%
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8%
63%
63%
*63%
64%
*63%
64%
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13%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
13%
133/a
13%
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
48% '493/4
49 Vb
50%
51
•523/8
51%
52%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30 %
30%
30%
36
35%
35%
123/4
12%
12%
1%
62%
106
.
2
62%
106%
*105
*105
*29
15%
*60%
29%
169%
180
15%
62
1%
1%
63
61%
106
*105
28%
29
174
180
180
15
15%
61%
102,100
»13,900
353/4
12%
123/4
13
13
1%
13/4
1%
61%
28%
168%
♦178
15
*60%
63
*105%
106
633/4
105%
*28%
133/a
5,300
61%
i62
4,800
*105%
106
29
28%
28%
169
166
166
1673/4
170
180
178
179
180
180
130
900
5,400
90
15%
.
26
I
15%
153/4
15%
2,700
60%
15
61%
1,100
41,400
2
1%
*105
*105
28%
20
9,900
51%
355/8
63
13
600
3,800
36
12%
105%
65
'133/8
.30%
35%
*105
'
169
*60%
•
43,20o
8%
295/s
35s/B
1%
150
5%
505/8
•
35%
;
72%
*83/a
65
30%
1,300
5,300
106
633/4
13%
*63
11,300
94%
15%
5%
5%
8%
8
*72
72%
*72
72
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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.313/4
63
34%
72
2,400
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*143/4
64
36
*1033/8
*1033% 106
15
63 3/4
*15
167
—
•
83/4
54
*178
preferred
8 3/4
84
20
4%%
12 3/8
27%
12%
28%
preferred.- -—
—100
S Hoffman Machinery oom_
5
1%
U
12
28
8%
12%
5
120
9
68
$4.50
12
28%
8%
♦35%
20
13
For footnotes
10
12%
28%
83/4
_10
13 V2
preferred called—
Freight Co
No par
Jun
35% Jan
105% Jun
12
28%
8 3/4
1
—^
„,
United
S
-5
5
No par
Co
U
$4.50
1
Electric Coal Cos
United Merch
15
2% Jun
100
preferred
7%
'
103% Oct
38% May 26
Jan
104% May 21
159
America—No par
$4.50 preferred—!———,-No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co—
-No par
United-Carr Fastener
No par
Biscuit of
United
May 27
3% Feb
27
series of 1952-100
Preferred 4%%
1
70
10
Air Lines Inc common
United
20
15% Ajor
100
preferred
convertible
5%
63% Jun 29
1|
>46
Feb
5% Jan
86
.
1
4
Jan
13% Jun
48% Sep
100
—
4%
1
29% Jun
'
25
50
Pacific RR Co common
139% Jun
4
48
26
Apr
103% Fob
'
•
-
•
&
$4.50
Preferred
12
2 8 3/8
xll%
61%
*60%
61%
150
25
26
(74)
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
' \
■
■
22% Jan
1314 Nov 23
7% Oct
Lowest
Highest
8
22
13% Mar 17
22
26
Jan
NEW
Highest
7% Feb
17 % May 25
•
24
Sep
14
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
54% Jun
11
64
59% Feb
3
66
34
Mar
6
24
11
Jan
22.
Oct
23
32% Feb
2
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
70% Jan
9
97% Apr
6
79 % Jan
13
2
29 % Jan
U
144% Mar 11
23% Aug 31
S
U
S
36% Jun
22
13
11
49% May 27
U S Rubber
May 13
3
Jun
155% Apr
4
17% Dec
10
213/s Feb
26
16% Jun
24
18 Vb Feb
4
393/4 Nov
9
35
Jan
26
2
Va May 25
7
Jan
4
72% Dec
30
1 % Dec
15
90
4
31
1% Jan
29% Mar 12
17
3 Vb May 13
3
2
Jan
7
28'A Jun
10
7
3
88
8
12
167
Sep
7
2% Feb
263A Jun
27
Feb
1% Jan
■17% Jan
22 % Jan
32% Dec
15
Jan
7%
68% May 20
633A Jan
353/4 Dec
34% Jan
18
preferred
Jan
7
23 % May
70% Mar
37% Apr
21
3
48%
46%
61%
61%
61
61
60%
60%
*60%
48%
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
153%
154%
154%
17
16%
17
16%
17
35%
35%
35%
35%
8%
*8%
8%
2d pfd_5
8%
9%
9%
9%
8%
9%
2,200
9%
9%
10
preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
86%
9%
10%
87%
87%
87%
87"%
28,300
87%
88
United
Corp
Stores $4.20
noncu
convertible
$6
4%
convertible
Universal
preferred
American
50
Corp
Tobacco
preferred
preferred
Power
&
Van Norman
5 % Dec
29
10"% Jan
6
5 % Jan
4
23% Apr
6
31% Dec
29
30% Jan
8
38
Mar 26
130
Jun
14
124% Mar 26
130
Jun
10
Apr
13
29
Nov
30
88
July 17
16% Oct
28
112
Sep 15
22% Jun 23
106
Jun
5
92
July 20
92
Jun
3
25% Dec
31
25 % Dec
92
26% Jan
Mar 20
25% Jan
130% Jan
89
Jan
4
20
8
Jan
4
123
Jan
4
27
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
115
Jan
5
19
102% Apr
105 % Apr
25 % Jan
4
30% Feb
11
25% Jan
4
28
Feb
9
12
1003/4 Dec
24
100
100% Oct 30
353/4 Feb
2
I
6%
8
101% Jan
8
273/4 Nov 17
1143/4 Nov
32% Jun
18
28
30
Feb
19
5
64
Dec
7
57
Mar 25
7
18
Mar
4
13
May 17
16
Feb
22
30
Jan
29
Jan
15
26% Apr
6
36%
69
36%
56
*68
&
69
*68%
26%,
70
22%
*68 %
4,000
37
90
3,400
70
56 3A
543A
100
161
22%
36%
56 3A
58%
59%
60%
59%
60%
3,300
21,200
113A
115/a
113/4
113/4
11%
11%
11%
113A
11%
28%
29
29
29
28%
29
29
29
1,300
7%
6%
7
6%
7
5,100
37'/•
36%
36%
37
2,300
5
100
Power
Co
100
7%
37
*130
*130
31%
*92
233/4
127%
7%
7
37'A
7%
36%
L-
*130
__
37 VB
*130
313A
955/a
955/a 1
23%
127%
126
•
—
32 3/«
*92
24
23 5/a
126
com__10
30 3A
31%
30%
113%
113'A
*113%
31'A
*98'A
100
*101%
103
*101%
Co
25
common
preferred
25
23%
31%
*130
32
955/«
♦92
23%
23%
129
129
31%
31
114
*113%
*98%
100
*98%
103
*101%
103
103
27
*26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
65%
65%
65%
65%
*133/4
14
133/4
*28%
29
*28%
63%
*62
133/4
*66
135/a
29
*28 V4
63%
*613/4
(<■
363A
*130
—'
32%
27
20
J
*92
—
■—-
273/a
5
preferred
32%
27
10
(The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
*130
114
100
dividend preferred
36 5/a
*129
114
100
7
*130
-r —
—
315/a
*98'A
1%
26%
161
22%
36%
100
Corp
26%
162
22%
36%
100
6%
26%
161
22%
800
29
37
preferred
Visking
26%
164
300
1%
*1%
*27%
36%
dividend
Ry
21%
1%
29
37
$4.20
4
Jun
*68
1%
*27%
29
No par
com
partic preferred
Elec
69
*26%
*160%
22%
1%
29
210
6,600
113A
common
preferred
Virginia
1
27
55%
26%
164
22
$4.04
71% May 19
14% Dec
div
$5
5
36% Mar
26%
*160%
1%
*27%
1%
16%
28 5/8
2.50
preferred
Virginia
7
Feb
Co
Va-Carolina Chemibal
9
137% Apr
1%
29
88
1%
*15
300
10
Victor Chemical Works
3 % %
*1%
87
1%
15
5,500
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5% noncumulative preferred—lOO
343/4 May 7
95% May 26
27% Apr
9
4
Chemical
1%
14%
26%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
1%
14%
*27%
22%
36%
Co
1%
*13%
162%
CO—Nopar
Van Raalte Co Inc
1%
1%
14%
25%
22
16%
*35% I
1%
162%
*67%
Vanadium Corp of America—No
par
61% May 18
20
30% Feb
17
*13%
28
100
Light
1%
*1%
28
1
com
87%
14
1
16%
.
10
*1%
14
1
com_No par
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc
13% Jan
127
2,100
36%
7
3
154%
8%
4
28
153%
8%
13
24% Apr
153% 153%
36%
113% Jan
125% Jun
300
106,900
b%
36% Jan
126
154%;
5,800
60%
49%
49
*35%
28% Jan
Mar 19
154
1,130
8%
17% Mar 23
128
154%
47%
260
21,700
17
323/4 Mar 25
May 29
36
149%
35%
8
125
48
89
35%
149
8%
22
5
89
35%
149%
48%
6,400
79
16%
15
May
48
89%
35%
200
27%
*76%
148%
•
9,400
65%
27%
79
*88%
35%
149%
65%
27%
*76%
89%
35
148%
49%
27
79
5,500
8%
54%
35%
30% Sep
11% Dec
73/4 May 19
27%
*83%
35%
149
48
'
*7%
66%
1
Utah
10
49%
27
15%
53%
54
61
No par
common
27% Dec
45% Mar 25
*65%
*76%
89%
35
148
8%
53%
67%
100
Stockyards
4%%
15
54%
Shares
15%
49
noncumulative preferred—25
7%
United
8%
24
48%
52%
the Week
July 2
15%
*7%
'
Friday
-
48%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
35%
148
15%
8%
*65%
28
79
*88%
15%
*7%.
Sales for
Thursday
July I
**60%
—;
Tobacco Co
27%
*76%
PRICES
No par
common
Universal Leaf
165
5
154
U S
Corp
30% Mar 11
11
17
30
Steel
S
27% Jun
18
18% Jan
Feb
19% Dec
2
4
9
14
233A Dec
14
10% July
17
Sep 29
223/a Jan
30
Jun
Mar 19
31
Dec
61
5
11
Apr
IIV2 May 12
4
15/8 Jan
Mar 18
1 % Nov
155
4
73% Jan
9
23
35%
U
67%
79
147%
15%
54
89%
5
S
38% Mar 10
63/a jarl
Co common
8%
U
28
35% Dec
common
noncum 1st preferred
100
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1% preferred
—50
61% Jun 29
39
6% Jan
Corp
89%
54% Jan
9% Mar 19
Plywood
*76%
5
22
*65%
X27%
2
65/« Dec
52%
67%
1
66% Feb
8
53%
*65%
100
44 % Jan
143•,Jan
52%
10
SALE
June 30
8%
20
Foundry Co
&
HIGH
Wednesday
15%
*7%
100
15^
28,
15%:
8%
preferred series B
54
*.,144%Jan
15%
preferred series A
150
Aug 31
Pipe
Playing Card Co„
S
15%
67%
preferred
3%%
6
Jan
1
10
common
3%%
4
Dec
33% Sep
U
Co
Tuesday
June 29
7
37% Jan
54
Monday
June 28
Par
12
May
134% Jan
,6
STOCK
89% Apr
82
2
Oct
135
31% Jan
U
'67'4 Jan
18
37
Lines
4%%
9
31
127% Sep
S
30
Jun
28% May 28
7
74% Nov
U
8% May 25
57 % Dec
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Monday, July 5,1954
.
ContiiiHed—Pigt 11
STOCKS
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1053
Lowest
j
r
.
.
*26%
26 3/a
67%
*66
135/a
13%
1,400
*130
*130
:
33
132
33%
95 5/8
34%
*93
23%
129
24
130%
31%
99%
*98'A
27%
70
99%
103
26 5/8
263/4
8,000
114
*101%
100
27
*66
1,100
26%
2,200
67%
26%
67%
500
31%
*113%
103 %
4,200
130%
313/8
114
6,100
955/a
23%
300
13 5/a
*13%
14
29-
*28%
29
*28%
29
63%
♦613A
63
*62%
63%
400
w
59
Sep 14
70% Mar
2
60
Mar 26
113/4 Dec
22
13% Mar 10
11% Apr
213/4 Nov
24
29 % Jan
24
Jun
16
52
51
43% Jun
5
Dec
29
9
18% Jan
2
25
Sep 15
6% Sep 15
105
98
11% Sep 15
14% Apr 24
9
Dec
22
Feb
27
May 12
Feb
9% Mar
17'/a Apr
18% Nov
4
3
16
20
68% Mar 18
Wabash RR 4%%
13
3
Waldorf
4
Walgreen
Mar
3
263/a Mar
Jan
5
4
61% May 18
8% Mar 30
Walker
5 % Jan
4
245/a Jan 27
Ward
197/s May
100% Jan
30
104
4
Jan
19
9
Jan
21
33% Mar 19
25% Jan
14
37% May 14
30% Jan
2
Warner-Hudnut
Foundry
30
30 5/a Jan
12
34
Feb
18
30
Mar 16
25% Jan
14
SeD
14
13% Jan
4
18% Dec
28
17% Apr
9
243/4 Mar 23
3Q
Apr
16% Jun
19
13
14
13% Feb 25
93/8 Jan
15
12 % Mar 27
10% Jan
8
10
Sep
Sep
19 % May 14
133/4 May 24
25
Webster
30
Wesson
2
24% Jan
5
353/a Jun
84% Feb
3
773/4 Jan
5
86
293/4 Jan
28% Jan
5
17% Feb
16
5
143/b May
4
32
Jun
98% Jun
17
37% Feb
1073/4 Jan
-88% Jun
18
102
9
Jan
4
36% Jan
8
104% Jan
16%
5
25% Dec
21
109
43% Apr
20
Sep
14
32% Mar 95
22
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
41 %
46% Sep
14
67% Mar 16
49% Jun
9
99 % Sep
96% Jan
11
22% Dec
30
16% Jun
126
993/4'jan
12
10
22
May
4
127
Mar
4
Jan
14
30% Sep
15
80
27
4
26% Apr
6
75% Jun
25
102% Feb
15
983/4 May 5
18% Mar 17
127
86% Mar 24
14
30
23
15
30% Dec 21
4
89
Feb
26
10%
10 5/8
11,500
15%
153/4
16
153/4
16
16
163/8
14,200
*27
34
27%
34%
333/8
333/8
33%
29%
29%
15%
16
Electric
4% Dec
8
8
26% Mar 19
4
26
21
8
Feb
63 % Oct
5
743/4 Mar 10
70
Jan
8 % Nov
5
13% Jan
15
35% Dec
16
9% Apr
31% Jan
293/4 Oct
5
28% Jan
24% Jan
6
24% Jun
17
126
Apr
24
163/„ Jun
10
36
Sep 21
42% Dec
26
75
101
Sep
Sep
Sep
22
15
10
14
71% May 12
63/4 Dec 31
31
Sep
14
163/4 Sep
135
Jun
9
20% Dec
31
34
11
43% Jun
1
4
883/4 May 19
82
Dec
10
11% Mar 17
39% Apr
soi/
0/1/
34/a
1
*?T *
t,9
Jan
13
5
Dec
31
lb /a Jan
2
29
84
7
77
Jan
12
6% Jan
22
37
156
7% Feb
12
2,700
40
3,400
39%
40%
5
31%
313/a
30%
30%
303A
100
*105%
106%
♦105%
106%
*105%
106'/a
*105%
106%
*105%
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
93A
*9-%
9%
93A
10
46%
47%
46%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
23%
24%
23%
23%
*23%
*23%
24
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Air
Lines
4%
Supply
2nd
noncum
Pacific
com
Inc
Co
preferred
100
53%
*100'A
preferred
Weston
Elec
conv
Co
&
6%
10
50
12%
1,600
31
7,700
106
'
23%
45
2,000
48%
93A
493/4
23%
2,000
*45
46
2,200
400
52%
53%
52%
53%
523A
53%
533A
53%
10,400
1003A
*100%
1003A
100 Va
100 3/4
100'A
100 %
600
40
40 3/a
40%
40%
40 3/8
403A
403/8
4034
24%
243/a
233/,
24'A
23%
233A
233/4
24 Va
11,600
71%
743/a
72
74%
713A
72%
72 %
733/a
47,900
100
101%
1013A
101 3/4
101'A
101 %
400
*23%
233/4
233A
23%
400
.129%
129%
12.50
Corp
100
No par
1
100
20
5
23%
102
*101%
23%
23%
♦129
35%
*85
*23%
233/4
*129
50
35%
35%
36
35%
36
35%
35%
355/a
36
5,000
85%
85
85
85%
85 3/a
85 3/a
85%
86
86
220
*27
27%
33%
33%
333/8
90 %
*903/8
5%
23%
102
♦129
27%
24
*101%
*129
90
*22%
102
12,600
27%
5%
27%
27 3/8
27 %
27 Va
27%
500
333/a
33%
33'A
33%
333/8
33%
33%
4,100
91
*27
91
91
90 5/a
903A
91%
913/a
480
1,400
5%
5%
*5%
5 3/8
5%
23%
*22%
23 >A
*22%
23%
♦22%
24
*23%
24
23%
23%
23%
5%
223/4
233/4
23%
600
8%
8,800
8 3/a
*73%
♦93/4
10
*93A
10 Va
*934
IOVB
*9%
10
9%
1
46%
47%
46
46 Va
4434
45%
45%
46
46%
46%
4,600
10
30%
30%
30%
30 5/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
4,400
com
preferred
100
139
8%
73'A
5%
*22%
No par
10
Grocery Co
3/a
73'A
5%
23
23%
No par
common
Wisconsin Public Service
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth
45
12
75%
Co
Lovett
45%
123/s
100
24%
common
Inc
45
39%
74 %
preference
Co
46
39%
*100%
413/s
White Sewing Machine common—1
Oil
46
53%
24
39%
108
24%
preferred
Prior
46%
101
40
prior
Motor
5%%
10
40
470
10
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
$5
108
10
series B
Inst
108
200
21,000
12%
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
3.80%
*46%
No par
com
Western Union Telegraph
1
108
100
RR
8
8%
74
140 3/4
*139
140%
8%
*72
139
8%
73%
139
8%
*72
8 3/a
73%
.'
8%
72
72
9%
200
100
*139 Va
140 3/4
*139%
140%
10
19 5/a
193/4
193/4
193/4
19 3A
19%
19%
193/4
19 5/a
19%
2,200
10
50
50
493A
493A
50
50
50
50%
50
50
Corp__10
800
10
42%
43
42'/a
43 Vb
42%
43 Va
425/a
43
42%
43 Vb
23,600
Worthington Corp common—No
par
40%
41
40 Va
41
41 Vb
413/4
41%
413A
415/8
425/a
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
8,400
100
87
87
86%
86 %
86 3A
86%
86'A
86%
*86'A
100
*148%
(F W)
Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
45
13% May 21
73s/a Apr
14
Zenith
Radio
7% May 20
Zonite
Products
°n thlS d&y'
4,200
143/4
♦12
4
dividend1 &y Ex-rigbtsPrlCe8' D° S&le
18%
*145/8
12V4
Jan
9
86
*183A
143/4
11%
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
20
85 %
18 3/4
143/4
4
12'A
24 Vb Jan
43/a Feb
853A
185/a
15
31 3/8
3
63% Jun
85%
18%
14%
30 3A
May
0
853A
183/4
15
12%
20
13
85 Va
18%
12%
York Corp
Jan
85%
18%
143/4
32%
49
4
*85%
31%
27% Apr 13
60% Apr 13
11% Jan
35%
123/8
9
May 27
345/8
5
4
38
35
100
4
21
34%
*99%
Jan
May 21
353/a
100%
215/8 Jan
51% Jun
5% Apr
May 28
88% Jun 29
34 5/a
*99%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
4
35%
99 Va
Winn
Jan
2,600
99%
10
116
123/4
12
99%
25
77% Jan
Mar 19
113A
12
99%
19
30% Jan
355/a Mar 17
86
130% Mar 16
11%
12
100
32
21
11%
♦113A
101 Va
47 % Jun
45% Jan
30
2,500
11%
12%
108%
6
23
Jan
20%
*11%
*113A
101 Va
7
40 3/8 Apr
48
20 Vb
20
11%
108%
7
7
20 Va
19%
5,100
12
11%
*11%
101%
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Apr
1
20% Mar 22
20
19 %
19%
11%
12
*99%
$4.25
52% Jun
1,000
102%
Wilson &
142
4,500
15%
108
12
8
295/a
153/8
*101%
29
21
29%
15%
102 Va
9% Jan
14
Jan
293A
15 3/8
108%
73% Apr
12% Feb
18% Jan
29%
15%
393A
22
393/8 Jan
137
29 3/a
15%
*101 Va
25
2
29%
153%
*107%
Wilcox
Feb
800
293A
15%
40
18
2
47 /b Jan
28
Mar 19
33%
*27
108
Jun
22
Jan
14
36/a Oct
7
19% Dec
53
Sep
62 5/8 Dec
4
Jan
15
47
Jan
33%
27 Va
102%
White
5
333A
*27
*101%
100
8
21% Mar
333A
18%
2
21% Jan
8
3 3 s/a
14%
3
12% Jan
33%
85%
93'A Jun
323/8 Apr 13
30% May 27
11% Mar 26
33%
14%
27% Feb
15
8,600
18 3/a
353/8 Jun
11
200
34%
85%
11
20
27'A
1
27
18% Sep
7% Sep
233A
f
34%
4
25% May 10
21% Dec
23%
27
29%
19%
23%
34%
No par
40
23%
27%
343A
No par
24'A
10
343/a
35%
Co
23%
104
343A
32%
preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Jan
24 Va
*102'A
34%
11%
85% Mar 15
Sep
Jan
19%
23%
*11%
Preferred series A
4
243/a May 17
129% Apr 26
36% May 28
11%
103
103%
Western
19
50% Jan
82% Jan
14
6
43% Feb
10%
com__2.50
Snowdrift
Western Auto
Mar 11
4
10
103
*102%
4%%
19
583/a Jan
10
1033/4
100
Western
2
353/4 May
22% Jan
May 14
30% May
4
Oct
4
25
53% Jan
10
15%
24%
4.10%
24
900
10
15%
*102
Western Maryland Ry common—100
1
6,900
10%
15%
34%
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
4.20%
19
104
3/a
*10
1033/4
27%
West Penn
26% Jan
26
40% Mar 17
243/4 Dec
493/4 July
Apr 28
Apr
Mar
6
22%
*102
5
110
10% Jun
6 3/a
22%
103%
5
105% May 20
4
8 3/4 Jan
8
Jun
6%
22%
*102
1
Va
5
39% Sep 15
91% Jun
1
Mar
6%
22%
23%
Kentucky Coal Co
Penn
6%
22%
33%
Co
West
Jan
48"% Aug 13
29 % May 18
52%. Dec
3
&
6%
22%
*27%
Mills
West
57% Mar 11
18
4,000
6%
22 3/a
5
13% Mar 18
12% Jan
37% Feb
60
59%
6%
223/g
No par
No par
33
15
2
593A
59%
63/tt
1
4
97/8 May 20
23% Jan
15
May 14
59%
preferred series C
Virginia Coal & Coke
8% Sep
43% Sep
90
Oil
West
102
21% Nov
60
6%
22% : 223/0
1
Investment
5
7
15
593A
Co
Knitting
8
Jan
Jan
Sep 29
111% Apr
96
5
60%
5
$4 convertible preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
104% Mar 31
12% Nov
104
7
25
7
15
GO
1
3
West
40% Mar
11
4
May
Jan
99% Jan
1,200
2,000
No par
203/8 Mar 18
99
9
113A
24%
Corp
17% Jan
4
15
89% Jun
113A
24%
Wayne Pump Co
12 % Jan
28% Feb
30
11%
243A
No par
Pipe
&
Motor
4
1
Dec
Waukesha
4
5
1
16
W
Washington Gas Light Co
Wash Water Power
Wayne
21% Sep
17% Nov
113A
245/a
Inc
21 % Mar 11
73% Oct
r
&
Petroleum
9
11%
24%
100
Warren
14
11%
24%
preferred
Warren
Jun
11%
24%
60 1
2.50
15
Sep
11%
243/a
common
16
29
31 % Dec
G
Jun
24
11%
243A
Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
1
100
11%
24%
Co
31% Feb
4
17
(Hiram)
Baking Co
5%%
63%
10
37 % May 24
11
28% Sep
25
4
23 % Sep
100
No par
Co
Walworth
3
11% July
16% July
19
13% Jan
Feb
preferred
System
Yale
& Towne
4% %
147
86%
863/4
7%
147
*150
155
88%
87
88
7%
7
7%
151
151
*87 Va
7%
7VB
*150
88
*86
7%
157
120
50
86%
7%
2,200
7 3/a
3,700
46
46
45
45%
45
46
45
45%
45
45 5/8
27,800
24%
23%
24%
235/a
24
23%
23%
23%
24 Vb
9,200
54
54
53%
53%
53%
53%
53
53
53
53
par
213/a
213/a
21 Va
21Vb
21
21
21%
21%
*21 Vb
213/a
500
par
44 3/8
443A
44
443A
44
44 5/8
44 Vb
44%
44%
45'/a
16.900
par
*12%
12 5/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,000
No par
68%
685/e
673/4
70%
69
70%
69
69
68Va
69%
6,800
_1
63/4
63/4
63/4
63A
6%
6%
1,900
25
1
preferred
Corp
Corp
7'A
150
24 Va
Mfg Co
common
convertible
86
87
receIvershiP« or Petition has been filed
50
„
A
for the company's reorganization,
a
65/a
63A
Deferred delivery.
6%
rCash
63A
sales.
wdWhen
distributed.
900
xEx-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"Number 5339
Volume 180
Bond Record
(75)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic letters
the column headed
In
WEEKLY
-
"Interest Period"
YEARLY
-
Indicate In each
Figures alter decimal point represent
the month when the bonds mature.
case
one or more 32nds
of a point
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1953
Lowest
Tuesday
June 28
June 29
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
99.24 May 12
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range (or Previous
104.16 Dec
4
EXCHANGE
Highest
Low
Low
High
Wednesday
Thursday
June 30
Sales for
Friday
July 1
the Week
July i
High
Low
High
Low
High
Low
Bonds (g)
High
Treasury 3Vis
Feb
108
Feb
19
19
Feb
108
*110
110.6
*110.4
110.10
*110.8
110.14
*110.12
110.16
♦110.14
110.18
.1955-1960
*101.22
101.25
*101.22
101.25
*101.22
101.25
*101.22
101.25
*101.21
101.24
.1956-1959
*104.4
104.12
*104.4
104.12
*104.4
104.12
*104.4
104.12
*104.4
104.12
1961
*103.27
103.31
*103.28
104
*104
104.4
*104.4
104.8
*104.4
104.8
.1958-1963
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106.20
*106.12
106.20
Treasury 2Vis
16
Feb
102.4
16
.1978-1983
Treasury 27/8s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
—
102.4
.-1960-1965
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
1956-1958
*102.12
102.16
*102.12
102.16
*102.12
102.16
*102.12
102.16
*102.12
102.16
1958
*103.6
103.10
*103.8
103.12
*103.12
103.16
*103.14
103.18
*103.14
103.18
1961
*102.11
102.15
*102.12
102.16
*102.14
102.18
*102.18
102.22
*102.18
102.22
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2y2s
Dec 15
,
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2y2s
Mar 25
Mar 25
94.8
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
95.20 Oct
23
15
98.29 Feb
15
23
101.12
*101.8
101.14
*101.12
101.18
*101.18
101.22
*101.18
101.22
1963-1968
*100.16
100.22
*100.20
100.26
*100.24
100.30
*100.28
101
*100.28
101
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2y2s
_
*101.6
Treasury 2y2s
94.8
1962-1967
.June 1964-1969
*100.4
100.10
*100.6
100.12
*100.12
100.18
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
..Dec 1964-1969
*100.2
100.8
*100.4
100.10
*100.10
100.16
*100.14
100.18
*100.14
100.18
100.12
*100.10
100.14
*100.10
100.14
100.8
*100.6
100.10
*100.6
100.10
100.4
*100
100.4
*100
100.4
*100
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3 Vis series No.
29
3 Vis series No.
30
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1961—April-Oct
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1951—~
1950
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FIRM TRADING MARKETS
3 Vis series No.
3Vis series No. 11
64%
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84%
56
103%
40
66%
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11
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25
1961__Jan-July
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61
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1979
1
3Vis series No.
102% 103 y4
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53 y2
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104 %
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66
5%
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98%
102 y8
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7
98%
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2
53%
53 %
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1952
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to
1957
1979
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1979
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83
104% 104%
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1978
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1960
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—
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1960
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1942
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88
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1974
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(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $
Cauca Val
NY 1-1693
Broadway, New York
120
REctor 2-2300
2%s
25-year
Teletype
Members New York Stock Exchange
Telephone
3 Vis 1961
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Range Since
Sold
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Sinking
Canada
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♦82
Brisbane
WERTHEIM & Co.
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
*83V4
June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
3Vis series No. 21
Foreign Securities
Week's Range
low
19—
3 Vis series No.
08% 104'/2
Sale Price
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1980
Last
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,
'
Sale Price
Issue—
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3%
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York City
New
2
Friday
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Friday's
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96
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.
96
♦94
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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Last
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1978
3s
Jan-July
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__
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—
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68
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1962
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s
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1952
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—
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1954
due
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100 %
62
43%
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%
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78
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1977
1952
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Mexico
100 %
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100
100
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s
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3s
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1977
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A
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due
82%
763/4
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—
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60
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———June-Dec
—
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6%s due 1950 extended to I960Greek Government—
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Range Since
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57
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1
55%
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29
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-
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Bid & Asked
(interest
2001
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A 6s
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due
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stamped
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5s
to
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1969——.
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1952
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(interest
17
13 %
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111
extl
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1976
Week's Range
Last
Period
reduced
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...
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Paulo
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99%
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1976
bonds Jan
Interest
Exchange
Low
reduced
.
bonds
2
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1976—-Jan-July
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(Republic of) 7s 1967—
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f dollar
f
extl
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—
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s
3s
JULY
Jan. 1
No.
—
(Republic of)
3VnS extl
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
*53%
Stamped assented (inteiest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
.——April-Oct
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl -4%s 1962
April-Oct
El Salvador
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1,010
Cundinamarca
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Jan-July
*100% 101 Va
97%
97%
100
92%
78
101%
98
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Buffalo
1971__
3%s debs
Co
*100%
1975_May-Nov
96%
88
Terminal
Co
Bush Terminal
A5s
Cons
May-Nov
88;'
1955.,
—Jan-July
100%
5s
101 Va
94%
1982—
general mtge income
84
99 VB
85%
90
0104
101
100
104%
89 V2
Continental
81 Va
90
Co
3%s
3s
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first
Power
Canada Southern consol
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May-Nov
gtd 5s A 1962
'II
April-Oct
.
-
A 1st
Cuba
107
Guaranteed
gold
Guaranteed
gold 4%s 1955
4%S 1956
Canadian Pacific
Celanese
debentures- 1965
Corp. 3s
debentures
Central of
debentures
106 Vi
Georgia Ry—
4s
•
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series
Low
*99>
103
High
99
*104
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•
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104
1966 May-Nov
98
98
1
91
June-Dec
35
35
2
32%
36
21%
23
13
20
23
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27
25%
28
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28
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8
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78
1990_May-Nov
1970—Jan-July
June-Decmortgage 234s
1985—
—Mar-Sept
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1986
June-Dec
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'%s 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1966
June-Dec
First
85
June-Dec
1977—Jab-July
trust 4s
&
General Foods Corp 3%s
June-Dec.
_
1993-—1——_
B
land
Worth
103%
'
99
111
109
100
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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May-Nov
1959——June-Dec
refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982
May-Nov
1
96%
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1977—J
3'As debentures
25
99% 100
%
"
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1972
94'A
18
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96
May-Nov
1961
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&
66
99
77'%
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109
108%
——
111
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series
3 %s
mtge
{Florida East Coast first 4%s
105%
102
__
98%
1966--7—June-Dec
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General
77%
mtge 3%s series G
debentures
2%s
100
95
98%
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General
Tire
Firestone
107%
95%
41
A First
mortgage
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*109
F 1990—Jan-July
2000
Jan-July
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Terminals-
Union
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April-Oct
'
98%
101 %
105%
—Jan-July
:
April-Oct
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104
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ser
145
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April
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>
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100%
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Jan-July
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1963—
2
104
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74
__
71
104
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104
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1965
98
4
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__
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*
119
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Southeastern
&
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75
59%
57%
V
102%
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--
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1980
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102
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(78)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BOND S
Week's Range
/or Friday's
Interest
Last
Period
New York Stock
Exchange
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois Central RR
Refunding 4s
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(Continued)
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1955——
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series
§AAdjustment
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A
6s
gold
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C
1986_June-Dec
1972—
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1952
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C
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1952
1956.—
& Chemical
debs
121%
113%
mortgage
33/4s
97%
107
51
61
5
97
97%
100
82
87%
Mar-Sept
1978
*__
*__
96%
96
1976—Mar-Sept
96
1
92%
98
N
1st mtge 4s 1990
City Power & Light 23/4s 1976
mortgage, 2%s 1978
1st
,
mortgage 2%s 1980—
Kansas City Southern
Ry 4s ser A 1975
1st mortgage 3%s Series B 1968
Kansas City Terminal
Ry 2%s 1974
ApriZ-Oct
*86%
June-Dec
*__
99
*99%
.
June-Dec
1047/8 105%
April-Ocf
*98%
Plain
Vis
1961
:
1961—
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—
&
Toll
103%
5s
certificates
1959
Y
Lack
99
98%
116
98%
170
161%
102 % 102%
2%
&
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3!/2s
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
&
ref
5s
stamped
&
ref
5s
stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
Series
A
4s
B
4%s
fixed
interest
fixed
2003—
interest
Series C 5s fixed interest
A Series D 4s
contingent
2003_
85
5
6
50%
12
86
Y
83%
67%
69
37
77
interest 2003
May
4'/2s contingent interest
2003—May
ASeries P 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
77
77
1
62
69'A
69'%
74
78
65%
24
/ 56%
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& Eastern
Lorillard
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debentures 1976
3s
90%
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1962
—May-Nou
100
3%s
ser
P
2003
ser
G
2003
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ser
H
2003
102%
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mtge 3%s
St Louis Div second
gold
Atl
1st
mtge
3'/8s
mtge
3'/8s
1980
1984__
Cincinnati Div 4s 1955
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mtge 2%s
;
w—
102% 103
&
89
90
Electric
Corp
*104%
*—
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101% 10132
1979—May-Nou
*—
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Feb-Aug
(R H)
&
Co
mtge
22
1972
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&
Robbins
84%
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99
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1962.
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■
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and
84
101%
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refund
gold
5s
H
95%
—April-Oct
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debentures 1958—_Map-Nov
first gtd 3%s 2000—
June-D^c
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1955—May-Nou
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Mountain States Tel &
Tel 2%s 1986
3 Vis debentures
1978.H
-
.
Nashville Chattanooga & St LouisFirst mortgage 3s
series B 1986—-.
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3s debentures 1970
National
1976
Natl
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debs
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1974—.
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1974
footnotes
see
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102%
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June-Dec
1974
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■
—
—
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A
9
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i
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—
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97
93%
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97%
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93 Vm
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104
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104%
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101
103
11
99%
103
101
101 %
23
99%
103%
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101'A
101 '/a 101%
23
99
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—.June-Dec
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99 % 100%
96%
102%
7
96%
102%
94%
95
27
92%
98
98
1
94%
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2%s series P 1981
2%s series Q 1980
3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
June-Dec
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1983
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2%s series T 1976
mtge 3%s
series
W
ser
U
100%
1981
U
April-Oct
*95%
102
Mar-Sept
102
102%
92%
104%
101%
2
99%
104%
7
104%
106 %
22
106
108
*99 %
1955—Jan-July
'100%
1960.April-Ocf
95
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
4%s series A
1965
General
mortgage 4%s series E
1968
1981—.
Feb-Auy
101
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Jan-July
Jan-July
&
Eastern
4s
first
April
4s
external
1960
1990
Pere
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General
5s
General
gold
series
4%s
B
1974
series
1977
93%
MrTiw_
—
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
!
April
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
C
10
104% 105
1984
-Jan-July
93
90%
64
107% 107%
101%
105
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co—
First & ref mtge 3%s ser H 1981
General
3
100'A 100'A
June-Dec
4%s series D
B
—
99
100'A
95
June-Dec
5s
General
series
April-Ocf
101%
149
22
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109%
100%
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103
109%
94%
70
91%
94'A
145
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f
s
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*
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-
106%
100%
8
97%
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Western Oil 3%s debentures
101 %
100%
22
94%
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1984
96
96%
100 % 100%
94 %
97
99
104 %
102%
19
99%
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June-Dec
April-Oct
—
98%
98% 100%
*
June-Dec
June-Dec
1985
——
1983
94%
1985_June-Dec
1984
debentures
debentures
June-Dec
102%
33
100% 101
3s series N 1977—
2%s
& Illinois
103%
101% 102
debentures
debentures
102%
103
June-Dec
1978
59'A
22
53
101% 101%
99%
95%
60
6
95%
108% 108%
5
108%
102
1
101
106 %
99'A
2
96
100%
99'/a 100'A
26
98%
101%
,
102
102
112%
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
&
&
First
&
First
104%
76%
*73 %
Mar-Sepf
1987
General
101%
100
101%
97%
__
102
108'A
1980
debentures
First
*__
102%
108'/a 108%
77
APennsylvania-Central Ajirlines 3%s
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
10?%
88%
*r—
Tel
Paducah
63%
99'/a
*__
3
104%
*104
3s series L 1974
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
& ref M 3%s
Pacific
100
87
108
113%
1982—
3%s
67%
60%
2
102%
102%
105%
ser
1986
4s
113%
99
92%
*97%
108
105%
33
1975
3%s
100
100
-June-Dec
-May-Nov
123
104%
101 %
3 '/8s debentures
113%
97
-ApriZ-Oct
1961
1988
1st
94%
102
__
3s series K 1971—^—June-Dec
2%s debentures
112%
.Anrn-Oct
102%
1
*104
110
103%
'
—.
.'"
116%
110
104%
*110
111% 112
1980
3%s
104%
2
&
Pacific
85 v*
26
130
&
First
103%
2
101% 102
_June-Dec
*121% 122
April-Ocf
104%
111%
refunding 3%s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
A Income
99%
1967.
1982.——.
First
First &
92%
-June-Dec
-Map-Nov
&
&
Peoria
—Feb-Aug
98%
102%
6
106
101%
1979
2%s
&
113%
*100% 102%
97%
94%
__
25
1978——
3%s
&
79%
99%
108
92%
95%
105
Quar-Feb
mortgage 3s
First
104%
62
105%
—
102%
101% 102
2047
mortgage
2%s
First
104 %
61%
103%
101%
1975
2%s
First
35
*91%
—
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Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis
For
first
87
150
997/8
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97%
103
98 %
106%
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3s
100
98%
112%
101% 101%
101% 101%
93%
9
*100% 101
—
60%
54%
debs 1973—May-JVou
May-Nod
first mortgage 2%s 1977
mortgage
100%
N
First
first
102%
96%
80
*98
—
1
4%s
refunding
First & refunding
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111% 1-12%
Map-Nov
April-Oct
First &
First
113%
61%
4
96
Quar-Jan
Jan
trust
mortgage
mortgage
First
104%
•'
45
96%
103% 103%
44%
4
81
58%
41
17
Quar-Jan
1973
2047
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104%
66'A
3%Ag( f
1997
3s
mortgage
106%
91%
104%
1955—May-Nou
New
lien
mortgage
102%
59
66%
1996
1997
4s
Edison
First
56
'
105%
73%
1
607/b
103% 103%
Gas
registered
102%
114
Feb-Aug
101%
99%
189
Mar-Sepf
68
'■
1
74
74
*59%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series
99
89 %
62
"
'
,
Ry—
registered
104%
47%
87%
4
68
6%
103%
90
112
5%
__
102'A 102'A
April-Ocf
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1979
104%
96%
—.
67%
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
60
27
'
Morris & Essex
debentures
lien
First
96%
111% 112%
88 %
102%
1983.
debentures
(Wisconsin)
85
111% 112%
'
.
1984—.
First mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3%s 1982
100
80%
112
Feb-Aug
67
99%
97%
112
1949—_Map-Nov
1980
AFirst and refunding 5s series I 1981
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3'/4s series B 1966—
Morrell (John)" & Co 3s
_
3 V8s
Natural
Pacific
(Minnesota)
103%
98'/a
94%
54%
1
*101 'A
Jan-July
Ry fto-st gold 4s
100%
85
111% 111%
1,188
5%
—
genera\& ref 5s 1974
Mar-Sepf
refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
101
99
84
67
102
54
83%
63
102
95
__
94%
76%
94%
48%
94
66%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
25
97
103% 103%
98 %
98%
1,070
Northern States Power Co—
105%
98%
—
A
SAConvertible gold 5%s series A
AFirst
June-Dec
85%
76%
~6
Jan-July
Refunding & improve
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91%
48
103%
refunding 5s series
4s
*84%
48
1978——Jan-July
Jan 1&67—-ApriZ-Oct
D
ser
JMissouri Pacific RR Co—
A
May
1991—.May
—...Jan-July
1962—
series
adjustment
1971—
RR—
A
Western
&
f
99%
97%
*99% 102%
Minnesota Mining &
Mig 2%s 1967——April-Ocf
St Paul & Saulte St
Marie-
Missouri
104% 105%
82%
102% 102%
66%
Central
s
94%
*102% 103%
*109% 102%
Minn
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
&
Collateral
102%
102%
105%
76%
4
2047—Jan-July
5s series C 2047—Jan-July
105
60
99%
19
75
75%
Jan-July
1980
2%s
"95
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/as
1908—April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4 %s series C
1079—./an-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3!/2s
1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
_Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
:
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund
debentures 1967.
80
80
3'As
3s
101
1973
w—
85%
*97'/a
mortgage
92%
__
*94
90%
'
'
78%
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
mortgage
953/4
10
98%
86
84%
'
85%
—
1983
First
102%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mead Corp first
mortgagee 3s 1966———Jane-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s
1974—May-Nou
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Prior
84%
96%
92
96
86
95
3%s
First
95%
__
1977
1963
1994
mortgage
mortgage
First
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959—
May-Nov
May Dept Stores "2%s debentures
1972—Jan-July
3'/4s s f debentures 1978—
4s
101%
101
103%
90%
.
91%
*89%
64
101
84%
5
17
——
■
1992—Mar-Sept
mtge ser A 2004
mortgage 4%s series A 2019
First
27/8s debentures
95
90%
Jan-July
June
2%s
Refunding & improve 4%s
M
Macy
95
90
*96
May-Nov
1973
4s
Gas
mortgage 2%s
4s
104%
88
98
*11
&
101%
100
__
96
95
RR—
first 3%s
98
82%
58%
63%
100% 100%
April-Ocf
1973
A
A
mtge 3%s series G
3s
93
91%
26!/
3 '
6
63 %
r
Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan -July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978__Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
General
ue
102%
66%
3%
96%
10
65
59
99%
Prior
119
96
57%
6
Susquehanna & Western RR—
3%s
103
103%
5
97%
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90
Mar-Sept
1982
1st
3s
Knox &
—
89%
115
100
1
99% 100
*—
April-Oct
_
11
,
■■■*■
'103 % 104
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
debentures
1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
100
*93%
1976_June-D.ee
3%s
First & refund
mtge
First &; refund
*__
—June-Dec
1963
91
117'A 117%
Miami general 4s series
§ALombard Electric 7s series A 1952
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
7
65
65
101
1%
Northern
.
Lexington
67
63%
66
62%
ApriZ-Oct
cons
78
75'/a
58%
75%
94%
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72%
72%
79%
70%
78
65%
2
1st
65%
2
21
74%
2
11
76%
75%
•
21
General
86
78'A
86
75%
41
Northern
77
70%
1
67%
.
147
.
6%
General
69
73
80%
86
61 %
78
76%
65%
—May-Nov
1955
General
88
62%
155
*404 "
"
Chester—
series
General
93%
12
83%
3%
Norfolk
91%
76%
96%
State
Ref
65
85'%
ASeries E
1986—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
55
91
69%
75%
82%
2%
1st
84%
85
*83%
—Jan-July
1998——Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Port
100%
96%
Term
93%
45
"68%
&
Steam
N
90%
87%
&
98%
94%
16
June-Dec
Y
3%
85
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Hoy
2003
.
69%
76
83
Jan-July
3%s
F
Hartford
4Vis
99%
100
92%
——
RR—
gold
series
94%
'
Light first mtge 2%s 1975__Mar-Sept
Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
Y
102%
54
50%
4s
4s
Power
N Y &
168
82
91'%
♦55
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—1st mortgage 5s extended
to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended
to 1974
__Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
15
83%
91%
Feb-Aug
___
89
*—
1970„_April-Oct
1964
1st
A
River
series
94%
2
98%
99% 100
Feb-Aug
1973
River
N
N
89
3s
B
mtge
AGenerai
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A
1968
June-Dec
Lake Shore & Mich South
gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
3%s registered 1997
—June-Dec
1998——
1997—.—
West
AGenerai
N Y
100%
2%
100%
3
«
A
JAN Y Ontario & West ref
99%
58
99%
2%
103%
100%
__
*97%
&
1st
116
51%
__
*—
102%
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Co—
gold 3%s 2000
series
Harlem
103%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
A
collateral
mortgage
N
April-Ocf
1954.^
97
103%
99
series
Hudson
Harlem
First
106%
100%
59 %
*100%
99
1956
85
96%
98'A
D
RR
4s
N Y New Haven &
Jan-July
unguaranteed
t AKreuger
12
*114
*56
98%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGenerai mtge conv inc 4%s series^A 2022—May
*103%'iT03%
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987—
-Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961
Jan-Juip
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
4
90
99%
*97
April-Oct
—June-Dec
*102%
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
&
4%s
99%
June-Dec
84
94%
—
May-Nou
High
81%
103% 103%
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
—.—_—Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043————_—Jan-July
K
Kanawha & Mich
Kansas
1st
Y
N Y
90%
5%s series
Shore
First
N
49
Jan. 1
Low
97
3%s registered 1998
—_Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998—
———Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
103%
96
Range Sine*
Sold
90
ApriZ-Oct
——Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
1956-——.
series
3%s registered
87%
94%
1977.
General mortgage 3%s 1997—,
103
95
3%s
—Mar-Sepf
^.—Jan-July
1954
B
York Central
Lake
102%
Jan-July
series C
4%s
N Y Central &
107
100
Bonds
No.
*85
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
81%
70%
103 %
Jan-July
1980—...
8
5s
AFirst
113
10
—
series
Consolidated
114
106% 107
5s
New
122%
104%
27
74 %
87%
Orleans
AFirst
103 %
113% 113%
1986—Feb-Aug
& Light 3s 1974.
Great Nor 5s A 1983
AFirst
116%
101%
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
92
102%
first 4s
Power
AFirst
*113%
Jan-July
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s
1959—June-Dec
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
'
Jersey Junction RR gtd
New
135%
92
„
73
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
New Orleans Terminal
Corp—
1977
Interstate Power Co—
mortgage 3s
105
89 %
120% 121%
74%
Rys Central America 1st 5s B
1972—Map-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3J/8s s f debentures series A 1977—
1st
New
New Jersey
103
123
Interest
•o w
High
104
112% 112%
Jan-July
Inter
1st
New York Stock
102%
*103
Jan-July
A
series
subord
Low
104
*88%
-Mar-Sept
1956
International Minerals
NO.
*97% 100
series
series B
Jan. 1
131% 132
1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1982—_Mar-Sept
international Great Northern RR—
§ A First
104
Jan-July
3'As debs
BONDS
Since
Range
Sold
—
1943-———Feb-Auy
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
■ >
Refunding and imp 2 %s series
Co
104
2
Friday
Bonds
Hip/1
*302%
May-Nou
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A
Inland Steel
JULY
ENDED
—
1955
§AIlseder Steel Corp 6s
FOR WEEK
&
First
&
First
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref
mtge
mtge
2%s 1971
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
2%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
1978—
1982
1983
1983
June-Dec
May-Noo
98%
100%
May-Noo
-June-Dec
Feb-Aug
98
98
5
957/8
97%
97%
97%
4
94
T_
98%
98%
2
97%
Jan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
104
*105%
—
104
—
103% 103%
99%
98
100
10
103%
105%
108
10
103%
104%
,'
105
■
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
.
(79)
The Commercial and Financial Chroniclo
.
31
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York. Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchanga
Sale Prioe
or
Petroleum
3.70s
2%s
deb
conv
debentures
1964
Feb-Atfg
June-Dec
1983
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3%s
f
s
debs
1972
111%
June-Dec
Consolidated
guaranteed 4s
G
ser
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Consolidated
guaranteed 4%s
I
ser
,r-
1964_May-Nov
Sunray
103%
Swift & Co.
mortgage 5s series A
1970
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
April-Oct
104%
Refund
and
impt M 4s series C
2
108%
108%
Refund
and
impt 2%s series D 1985
Pittsb
Coke
2
81'%
26
81'%
4
96 %
100%
101'% 101'%
2
99%
101%
101% 101%
2
101%
103
106%
107
81 %
& Chem
1st mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
99
—
99
104
;
,
103%
general 5s series B
1962
Feb-Aug
general
1974
First
First
general 4Vis series D
Plantation
Pipe
Potomac Elec
Line
Power
2%s
1977—
First
and refund
Texas
mortgage 2%s
3'As
1977
Providence
Terminal
Public Service
3s
1984
4s
1956
Electric &
debentures
97%
100'%
*100'A
--
—
RR
■
——
'
100%
5
100 %
103
1
103
105 7/b
*135%
131
and
*210
218
200
215
First
and
*100
101%
100
102%
First
and
97
1st
1357/8
First
100%
3 J/8s
1st
debentures
and
1972
refunding mortgage 3'As
1983—April-Oct
25
40
103 % 104
103%
June-Dec
99%
99%
•
2%s
(subord)
debs
conv
*100
Jan-July
__
85
§ADirect
mtge
7s
1950
May-Wow
§ ADirect
mtge
6s
1952
May-Nov
§ AConsol
mtge
6s
1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric
85
13
100%
98
7
97%
*130
Gas Corp. 23As
^
April-Oct
133
*117
120
119
119
--
106'/a
131
130r
107
130
Vanadium
3'/as
mortgage 4%s series D 1977
mortgage 3'As series J
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
"
*101%
—
St
Lawrence
Second
St
Adirond'k
&
gold
6s
Louis-San
1
96%
100%
109
2,095
104%
122 %
*99'A
April-Oct
St
Paul
Scioto
first
89%
32
86%
91%
105% 105%
12
104%
106 y«
97%
100 V*
*100
*102%
—
*97%
99
~
Air
Depot 3'/8s B
1st
3s
mtge
3%s
series
Seagram (Jos E)
consol
gtd
1969
6'/2s
3'As
-April-Oct
April-Oct
90
947/a
84%
96
96%
99%
97
99%
103%
107
*100% 102
100%
101
*101
101
101
96
*139
96%
4
110%
101%
98%
96'/a
91%
118
112
—
—
61
49%
10
95%
95%
95%
April-Oct
5s 1963
2
100% 101
Jan-July
June-Dec
1976
South & North Ala RR gtd
139
647
61
106'%
104
106%
Jan-July
98
125
—
61
61
1941—Feb-Aug
7s
1983
f
■■■>
104 %
93
Bell
Telephone
debentures
3s
&
Telegraph
'■
RR
2%s
debentures
Indiana
Ry
Southern
Natural
Gas
23As
Co
102%
92%
97'/a
97%
9 9'A
72%
10
70
72%
109% 111%
167
109
115%
'
72 '/a
111%
'
98'%
*97'A
1.973-June-Dec
conv
97%
2
95'A
95%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
4'/2s
12
101% 101%
Jan-July
1987
Southern
Southern Pacific Co—
First
4'/2s
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4%s
1969
Gold
4'/2s
1981
San Fran Term
Southern
105%
105% loo
106
105% 106
1st mtge
3%s
A '75—June-Dec
ser
96%
99%
84%
•
93
79%
Orleans
Joint
3%s
Southwestern
West
1977
98
—
130% 130%
88%
—
-
,
5
97%
9"%
122
130%
50
1017/e
103 V*
105% 106
13
105%
106
.
32
106%
2%s
debs
110%
117
Internal
first
Standard Coil
Products
Standard
Oil
(Indiana I
Standard
Oil
J)
debentures
*98%
West
gold
5s
4%s
conv
3%s
92%
1
100%
72'%
102%
94
94%
94'/8
94%
12
91
99%
99
99%
33
95%
WEEKLY
June
following extensive list
furnish
we
1954,
Friday
Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
a
Aero
Supply
Aeroquip
warrants
Alloys
1
common
4
4
AND
'A
4 'A
900
r\tr
3 'A Mar
27
Mar
28%
50
3'/a
3'A
500
Manufacturing
1
3%
3%
4
9,700
2% Mar
l
6
6
6%
1,800
x5% May
Ainsworth
5
1'A
~8%
1
12%
13
footnotes
(N J)_
Ree
page
35.'
'
first
:
.
__
—
106
105%
103%
3
2
101%
103
5
104%
107
35
106
61%
66%
65%.
66%
64
66%
65
103%
65
47
59%
5
102'A
104%
104%
106%
103% 103%
*105%
__
—
103% 104
52
98
2
*97%
--
105
100
94
98%
94%
98%
116% 116%
Jan-July
Jan-July
96%
102%
96
96
65
96%
*97
—
123
106
3
'
.Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
*101%
__
103%
May-Nov
May-Won
April-Oct
3s 1958——April-Oct
-Jan-July
4s 1960—
100% 100%
Co—
70%
86
71
102'/a
106
80%
53
70
23
95
83
103%
100%
103
3
—
*93
85%
Jan-July
102
95%
55
103 % 103%
102
98%
—
*103
—
96'A
4
100% 100%
Mar-Sept.
-Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s
Yonkers Electric
87%
64%
73'/a
90%
95
—
not
the
delivery
A Bonds
sale
2%
Jan
4%
30
Apr
May
the
in
—
—
n
year's range,
selling flat.
I
EXCHANGE
RECORD
YEARLY
the American Stock
on
Exchange for the week
American Stock Exchange itself and
beginning Monday,
is intended to include every
j
WEEK ENDED JULY 2
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
——1
Inc
Airileets
Alabama
4
Jun
Alabama Great
Alabama
-
13%
,
11
23%
Southern———50
Power 4.20%
Airlines
12%
2
Corp
Jun
preferred
Inc
100
1
Range
127/a
—-50c
Ajax Petroleums Ltd—
Gas
3
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
3%
6% Mar
94%
*__
.Jan-July
1976_Jan-July
104
100
—
not included
year's range,
the
in
included
j
A Jan
*103% 104
in the year's range, d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
,
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 oi
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current( week.
Included
Alaska
*
Air Associates Inc
B
Central RR
59%
*95
Jan-July
mtge
72%
55%
1
100% 101
mortgage
High
% May
1,100
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For
7
28%
Manufacturing common
FOR
Range since Jan 1
Shares
l
Corporation
S
1965
...
115
103
264
59
100%
Max-Sept
Mar-Sept
Friday
10
Stores
—
99'A
68
70
104
106
.Mar-Sept
STOCKS
Hig*
%
&
97%
103
103% 103%
May
1 2029—
.June-Dec
Wisconsin Electric Power 25As 1976
:—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 27/8s 1979
Ja7i-July
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
Jan-July
complete reuort of the transactions
Inc
Co
Hat
of Prices
Low
82
95%
*87%
——
Jan-July
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
4s series- A 2004
Gen mtge 4'/2s inc ser A Jan
1st
for Week
Range
83%
77%
103 y4
'
—Jan-July
Sales
Week's
Last
first
Co
&
Winston-Salem
100%
RANGE
American Stock Exchange
4s
3'As debentures
Wilson
and
STOCKS
78
81%
59
May-Wou
May-Nou
3'As
A 1980——
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ Alst mortgage 6s. ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
ending Friday, July 2, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the year.
28,
85
97%
Telegraph Co—
Union
AMERICAN STOCK
In the
102'A
*68'A
103 %
gold 3'/2s 2000_„Feb-Aug
5s 1960
debentures series
4%s
95%
1971—May-Nov
1974
103'A
81%
3'As conv 1966—April-Oct
gtd
Westinghouse
97%
111
Jan-July
debentures 2%s
99
94%
*83
2361
——Jan-July
.April-Oct
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
May-Wow
1st mtge 4'As series B 1976
May-Nov
.Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
72
87%
332
92
■
108%
98
103%
*67%
20
106% 108%
•
1982—April-Oct
104
86%
18
94
*—
94%
registered
^Deferred
~4
*69%
April
2013
1967—June-Dec
conv
first
Shore
4s
j
95%
95
...
May-Nov
„
—
101% 101%
1985——April-Oct
1983—
106%
102
*103'A 104
108
6
116
115
115
105 y.
105
—
106 %
107'/a 107%
102% 103
102%
May-Nou
Tel
Bell
(N
''
105%
101%
Feb-Nov
1974——J
3'As series I 1966:
Electric
Penn
West Penn Power
Northeastern RR—
&•
debentures
A Spokane
—-''v
3
88%
*96
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
23As
106%
--
'
*86
'
6'/2s series A 1956
.-April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996—__Jan-July
,
106%
102%
91%
100%
—
*106'A
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970— —Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'As 1967_ ._Jan-July
-May-Nov
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
Wisconsin
Devel and general
3'/8s
103
20
—
91%
1986——-—Jan-July
——Jan-July?
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961Jan-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—-April-Oct
New
*96%
'
—
106%
43
:
Pacific RR Co—-
First mortgage 2%s series E
First
105%
___May-Nov
May-Nov
/,
103%
33
105% 106%
1977———Mar-Sept
A
—
Corp
ref
first
30-year
Co—
1979
2%s debentures 1985
97%
*—
*103'A
1976—May-Nov
3'As
debentures
conv
Petroleum
Western
Southern
Co
Warren
97
100%
18
101
*103% 104%
April
1991—April
1971
3'As series B
mortgage
Warren
'
—.
95%
96
•
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First
97%
'
103
95%
99%
94
101
96
1981
mtge 4s income series A Jan
Gen
101
91%
2
161
103% 107
107
w
173%
92%
95%
106'/»
84%
99%
C 1973—Aprfl-Oct
Gen
118
118
99
*—
Mar-Sept
coll trust
conv
*96%
105 Va
104%
*80
May-Nov
1995
Wabash RR Co—
99%
100
10
101
95%
95%
June-Dec
1951
2'/2s
Oil
100
95%
123%
19
96%
*95
101
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum
168% 173'%
172%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1966
;
Corp
Corp
y
%
May-Nov
1980
1977
1982
Oil
——
—
105 V*
103%
105%
*80
.June-Dec
3s series B
Virginian Ry
109
100
i
103%
14
105
118
101%
•
105%
*103% 104%
1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1957
fund series B
sinking
Walworth
1974
t§ASilesian-Amer
*99%
—Mar-Sept
1971_
Sinclair
94%
Co—
B
Halske
i
——
.w—:
'
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
&
.
*100
1989—May-Nou
Shell Union Oil 2'/2s debentures
§ A Siemens
104%
107
*107% 109%
April-Oct
1971
& Sons 2'/2s
debentures
3s
RR
debentures
f
s
Line
83
86'A
118
*116
May-Nov
England 1st gtd 4s
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard
80
100 %
20
90
104%
98
105
104
97%
96%
34
105% 105%
1959—Mar-Sept
4s series A
debentures
subord
RR
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser
1989-Jan-July
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
cons
New
V &
89
--
60
104'%
104
bond certificates Nov
Paul & Duluth
Union
*83
—
1997
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Second 4s inc
--
Ry Co—
4s series A
St
80
100 V*
95
—
88 7A
89
F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 23As ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated
5s 1958
—April-Oct
97%
80%
♦76
71
*97
1996_Jan-July
5s
Jan-July
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
ASecond
95
Mar-Sept
gold
1996
Francisco
1st mortgage
1st
105
98
First and refund mtge 3s series
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
98
103%
—
105
107
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
102%
98%
—
97%
99'A
America—
of
Corp
conv
Vandalia
Consol
General
1967
debentures
Universal Pictures 33As debentures
Corp—
General
101%
99%
98
April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
1972
2%s debentures 1976
Rubber
99
94'A
152
106 %
3
S
107
103%
—
*103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—Apr-Oct
1970
coll trust 3%s
mtge &
2%s
101%
123%
152
*117
Feb-Aug
87
81%
97%
98
98
—
'
*97
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972
33As sinking fund debentures 1973
U
—
31
100%
95
2
106
*97%
*101
Feb-Aug
1976—
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
R
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
15%
„
*105
June-Dec
May-Nov
1970
4%s s f debs
Reynolds
70%
54%
31
*98%
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
1st
97%
191
728
100%
June-Dec
May-Nov
1972
3%s debentures 1977
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
101
95
70'A
RR—
debentures
United
~
105%
100
May-Nov
:
2%s debs
of California
Oil
3'/8s
Union Pacific
105%
100%
'■}
101%
May-Nov
3'As
mtge
Union
102% 105
*103% 104%
—
3%s 1971
coll tr 2%s 1980
1982
1st mtge &
101% 101%
—
27
27'A
30%
Mar-Sept
1968
debentures
3s
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-June-Bee
130ya
105'A
u
104% 104%
101%
May-Nou
122
69%
70
mortgage and coll trust 23As 1975—April-Oct
First
Co—
1963
92
3
*101% 102%
June-Dec
1974
1961
Corp 27/as debs
Union Electric Co of Missouri
99%
101
3
105
— —
—
—
3%s
Orleans
New
of
101%
100'/8 100'A
105 V*
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—-Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 33As I960—June-Dec
100
98
—
.
99'%
*__
104%
94
3
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
__
101
*100
119%
99%
130'A 130'/«
100'A
June-Dec
5s 2000
98
95
94%
101'A
101'A 101'A
refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
and
Tri-Continental
*11
*__
Mar-Sept
Gas
—
102 3A 103
1990—April-Oct
3%s series C
M
first gold
Pacific
&
General
—
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
mortgage 3s 1983
Fir-st
June-Dec
1970
1st mtge
106
*__
—
111
6
98%
98 %
98 %
B 1970—April-Oct
and refund M 3'As series
First
88
June-Dec
series C
5s
98
101
65
*119% 123
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
2019
Corp 3s debentures 1965——-—
Term
First
95
95
94%
100%
—
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
104%
of St Louis-
Terminal RR Assn
107%
14
\
Hiffk
Low
104%
—
104
104%
104
Jan. i
No.
1003A 100 3A
—.——May-Nov
—
109
103% 103%
104%
1973
Range blnee
Sold
High
*97'A
25/as debentures 1972_—
102%
Texas
General
1966——Jan-July
—Jan-July
2%s debentures
Corp.
108
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General
Oil
2%s debentures
97
102%
103% 108 %
__
115
Mar-Sept
1973—
debs
3%s
Beads
Friday's
-104'A
5
—
108
108
Stauffer
93%
—
__
*103%
Feb-Aug
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
97
*103%
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated
Chemical
102%
107%
420
*96%
or
Bid & Asked
High
98%
*101 % 102%
Sale Price
Low
100
19
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Low
NO.
100 %
100
__
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Jan. 1
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Sinee
Sold
108% 111'%
100%
Week'* Bang*
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
JULY 2
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
—
100'/2
4%
Sales
for Wtek
,
h*ah
12%
14%
j«
22 /8 23 A
121,
121
100
100 %
4%
4/8
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Feb
High
13%
Jun
2,2bo
9%
1,500
10%
Jan
1.400
'/2
Jun
3,200
16%
Jan
20
107'/2
Jan
121
July
50
96%
Jan
103
Apr
2,500
3%
Jan
15% May
12
24 '/2
5'/4
Jan
Jun
Jan
——
2,600
7%
Jan
10%
Feb
400
7%
Jan
13% May
Unie N V
dep rets Amer shares—
Algemene Kunstzljde
Amer
29
29
J" /a
600
24% Feb
30 '/a July
>
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(80)
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Par
All
American
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
&
Allied
Fisher
Pictures Corp—
Internat'l Investing
preferred—
9,600
Hi
Jan
2%
2%
300
"3%
4
3%
Book
Co
Hard
Rubber
500
American
Writing Paper
common
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
American dep
1
Cenco
Feb
Central
Explorers Ltd.————
Central
Illinois
19%
21%
2,300
45%
Jan
29%
35
36
55
1,200
125
33
3,000
48
12%
/ 450
12
14%
Century Electric Co
13% Mar
Century
15
90o
12
Jan
15
14%
9%
2U
Feb
600
36%
2,650
36"%
36
6%
6%
6%
4%
10%
107
190
3%
600
9"%
105
Feb
Cessna
Jun
4%
3,000
12%
Jan
17
Feb
15%
Jan
24%
Jun
8%
Jan
12%. Jun
50 '
2.50
20
45
45
45
14%
14%
50
14%
1,600
7%
•
7%
1%
45
Clark
117
•Jan
23
Feb
Clarostat
51
Feb
Claude
Jan
Claussner
17%
Clark
paid
22
D
Neon
Jan
7%
Jun
Clayton
Jan
1%
Feb
Clinchfield
'53)—*
1 %
92
Jan
Feb
400
85 %
Jan
18,100
>5%
Jan
1
-
115%
113
50
9
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
6,400
1%
1%
100
1
95
Feb
Colonial
Sand
2%
3
400
2%
Jan
12
600
10%
Jan
12
Feb
15%
800
14% Mar
16
Mar
3% May
1
10%
10
11%
14"%
14
15%
7,500
3 V4
3%
Oil
Vtc
to
ext
Ltd
i-i
50c
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Ltd
Barium Steel
Corp
Basic Refractories
Bearings Inc
Inc.—
Beck
(A
S)
Watch
Co
Inc
Black
Starr
Blauner's
& Gorham
—1
com.*
class A
common
Blumenthal
(S)
Co
common
7,100
6%
16,200
4%
2,500
40%
9%
9%
37%
37 Va
50
10%
103/e
10%
350
18
17%
18%
4%
~8%
32
94
V
20c
*•
1%
200
8%
11,900
5%
1,000
American
British
Oil
American
Co:
*
.
Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
10s
10s
1
$5 convertible preference
Rubber
Co
common
(E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
.'
1
60c
convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
Corp (new)
100
Products
common
Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
1
Cement Co Ltd common
6%% preference—
common...
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Industries Ltd—
:
Canadian Marconi
Williston Minerals
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
' •
51%
125
173/4
18%
500
7
1,000
143/4
15%
2,200
133/4
800
213/8
213/4
4,100
8%
(H)
8%
600
A
9
Mar
Coro
27
4
25%
27
lo"
10,200
Jan..
Jan"
14:
105
May
Jan
x50% May
15% May
6%
11
52%
2%
♦
*
13%
1,100
12 % Mar
30% May
13% Mar
18 %
July
14
Apr
1
Jan
v
Feb
Jan
7%
Jan
9
Jun
IS
6
Jan
HT
%
5.900
-ft
Jan
9%
10%
2,500
8%
Feb
&
20%
May
27% May
Jan
*
Reynolds
10%
5c
ft
*
common
1
A__
class
Jan
*
Jan
8%
8%
500
7%
19%
1,100
17%
Jan
Jun
%
8%
Jan
18%
8%
14
Jun
10% July
Jun
19 Va July
Ltd—
dep
receipts
(ord
Drug
Co
4%
!
88%
6,700
5%
5%
1,000
12%
:13%
900
183/4
:19%
550
(Md).
—.5
partic—_*
———25o
*
common
1%
2
19%,
—
"9%
10
Jan
5% May
9% Feb
14%
1%
18%
142
"9%
common
73%
800
450
:20%
....10
Jan
Jan
Jun
89% May
6% Jan
143/4
Jun
19% May
2'A
Jan
Feb
24
Mar
Jan
163
May
Jun
,6"%
Jan
10
*
18
Jan
22
__2.50
5
Jan
Apr
9% Jun
(Mo)__....5
12
Feb
13% May
6
Jan
7%
Jun
16%
common
Inc
2
43A
3% Mar
100
87%
5 %
...
Sugar
Tobacco
4%
17 Va
1
common;
Oil Refining
preferred.
Atlantic
reg)__£1
....__5
Brothers
common
—-ML:
debenture
8?»
Detroit
10,100
1
Gray
7%
Jan
Jun
Jan
20%
Jan'
8%
%
Feb
Diversey
Jun
2%
2
Jun
9%
ft Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Jun
3% Mar
Jan
2%
Apr
13 %
111/4. Jun
Jun
5)1 Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
27
3
110%
31
Apr
July
ord
Dominion Steel
&
Coal
Power
Apr
29%
67V4
212
Jun
Jun
5%
Jan
Jan
19%
12%
12 34
12%
100
133%
1%
l7/a
1%
Feb
12%
Jan
400
1%
900
22%
3,500
7,100
11%
Jan
1%
Jun
700
.
*r2 %
Jan
1% May
24
24%
24
,
Jan
145
14 Va
2
Jun
Jun
Apr
Feb
2%
Apr
26%
Jan
:
23%
lft
lft
2 Va
2%
Feb
3
lift
11%
4ft
v %
10%
Jan
11%
4ft
1,200
4%
Jan
6% Mar
6%
6%
300
5%
J*n
7
24'
lft
27
Jun
2% Mar
DuMont
Class
(Allen
A
B)
American
Co
n%
Apr
18% May
10%
Feb
7%
Jan
13% May
9% Feb
8%
6%
6%
300
5 %
5%
5%
1,400
6
Feb
7% Mar
59%
18%
—1
9%
60
18%
18%
2,900
300
73/8 Mar
5%
Jun
19%
"
*
Jan
26
Apr
43
Jan
62
May
15 % Mar
19% May
8%
9%
12,800
Jan
9% Mar
353/4
36%
200
33% Jan
45
45
100
40 %
Jan
37% May
45 Va Jun
10%
10%
13,500
9%
Jan
113/4
2%
10
—*
...
Jan
Mar
700
8%
6%
*
May
1,100
11%
"
10
Feb
3 % May
Jan
3%
8%
Laboratories—
common
Dunlop Rubber
4ft
1—10c
10 T4
Apr
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
10s
Co.
1
3%
3%
7%
3%
7%
25
1
6%
6%
6%
400
-*
31 %
31%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common—10
4% % prior preferred—
100
8%
8%
61%
61 %
*
common
Test
—
500
3%
Jan
7% May
9%
Jan
6%
Jun
25% Apr
33%
Jun
5
Jan
Jun
Apr
29%
Apr
16%
Jan
Apr
1%
Jan
4%
300
8%
*
1
(The)
200
x27%
200
1
Co
Hosiery class B
Corp common
53 %
Feb
Mar
18%
-16%
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Duro
10
2
~4%
1
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc.
Durham
24,300
lft Jan
18%
2.5%)
ord stock—_—*
Duraloy
66
900-
Apr
6% Mar
~43/4
4s
reg
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Feb
3ft
1%
1,
____1
Jun
4
Jan
18%
10
Apr
2%
12%
6
—-
1
Co_^
Corn
Duke
Feb
92
rets
Driver Harris Co
Jan
Jan
dep
(Thel
6% May
4
h
Foundry—...—
Mfg
Exploration Ltd
Domestic 'Finance Corp common
-dominion Bridge Co Ltd
4% Mar
.
10
23 %
Iron
Products
Dome
Jan
325
700
Distillers Co Ltd—
9%
Jan
1,600
6%
1%.
—
Devon-Leduc
.
22%
9%
6% Jan
5
7%
13
6%
50c
Devoe & Raynolds class B—___—.1
Oils Ltd—
25c
16%, Jun
14% Apr
—.,,35
common—
Manufacturing.
Hardware
*11% Feb
—10c
12%
~6 %
——__100
Gasket &
Detroit
7%
7%
——2.50
Inc..
Mfg class A
Steel
2%
2%
24,600
1%
Jun
3ft July
4Vh
Apr
6ft Mar
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co—:
Eastern
—1
4%
4%
3,300
4%
Jun
6c
2%
6%
2
1,000
2%
Jun
3ft May
1%
Jun
1%
9,600
13%
Jun
Detroit
100
1
18%
13 %
Jun
Detroit
2%
66
2%
16%
13%
14 Ve
Apr
23%
3%
18%
35
18% -Jan
5,600
50
50c
11
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
May
3
110% 110%
Jun
500
Petroleum
Cuban
23% May
8%
89%
29%
*
Apr
9%
14 %
Dennison
23,400
1,350
22%
8% Mar
*
4% May
3%
11%
19% May
900
■
5% Jan
900
11%
1
300
*
'5% Mar
ft
ft
Jan
9%
1
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A_.
Dejay Stores common—
3%
4
Apr
12% May
12% July
4%
-
21%
:
American
Feb
ft
—_*
10c
6%
3%.
11%
5
5%. Mar
3%
II
S
13%
preferred
Creole
27'A May
5,600
4%
j
Feb
9%
voting
Inc
$1
23% Mar
Jan*
Tft
11%
21
9%
U
1%
11,300
3
Feb
Apr
Malleable
Iron
States Corp."
preferred series A
$6 preferred, series B.
1,000
9
14,800
400
1—1
»
8% July
—*
162
*
149
10%
'161
149
10%
Jan
60%
Jan
66%
Feb
24
62%
—25
Eastern
$7
32
Feb
25%
Feb
11 Va
May
May
2,600
8
Jan
162
125
147
Jan
163
149 J/4
125
134
Jan
149%
10%
|
13%
24% Mar
Jan
21
Jun
11%
3,000
Jan
(
i
44% Mav
30 % Mar
Manufacturing Co
Jun
*
11%
7% Feb
400
Curtis
11%
1
Jan
7,300
Jan
15%
2,900
Apr
5
3% Mar
35
2'A
Jan
65,900
33%
May
9% Apr
6% Mar
Jan
Mar
2%.
4
2% Feb
27
Lighting
8
5%
1,400
12 3/4
f'
Jun
343A
Curtis
11
5
1134
11
i
10%
26 %
Feb
2,000
5%
11
Co
3%
4,000
*
11%
*
.'
35
Varnish
Crystal
14 Va
1
1
Jan
1
9%
B non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines—
Feb
10%
50c
'
Foundry & Machine Co__l
Internat'l4 "A"
13%
2
.12%
-
Jan
26%
100
7%
j
5%
26%
Petroleum
10%
2%
7%
,
200
f
Feb
Jan
8%
24,800
12V2
Corp
Cork
9%
10%
200
ft'
4
2%
1
Class
Crown
9%
100
32
4
2%
2'/a
10% May
100
)
5%
Distillery Ltd—
American
21%
2.50
2
G
5,800
13%
10
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
7% preferred
13%
20
___•
Canada
Canners Ltd
12%.
10c
Calamba
Canadian
5%
6%
14%
—50c
American dep rets ord
shares...3s 6d
Burry Biscuit Corp
—,
12%c
Canadian
5 %
51%
18%
2.50
*
common
—_r._
Canada
100
*
1% preferred..
Electric
.5 ft
31%
,
9%
(
&
Paint
Jan
18%
13%
*
1
Bruce
C & C Super
ft
>9%
10
3% Jan
5%
junior preferred—.10
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
9,700
*
$3 2nd preference
Brown Forman Distillers—_—
Brown
^
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg—_c—10s
British Columbia Power
common
*
Brown
Company common
cumulative
26%
9*A
?
5% May
Davidson
Amer
British Celanese
2E%
100
j
Jan
Jan
4
300
Courtaulds
21%
25%
11%
10
Inc..
&
Cent
24
—
Co common—__*•
103/4
Var
Crown
**"
—
Manufacturing
British
34,500
Apr
1
Crown
4%
5%
u
96% May
4% Feb
1%
4%
5% Feb
5%
$6
8
5
!,■
'ft
93/4 May
16% May
7%'Jun
■
3,400-
Hi
Cuban
5%
Jan
7
•
5%
33 % May
5%
:12
6 %
7%
% Jun
6% May
Jan
8%
2,100
'
.
,41
10% Mar
Jun
Jan
143/4
143/e
6%
3% Feb
4% Mar
Jan
Feb
14V2
j,
Feb
Feb
6% May
5% Mar
10
Apr
1% May
x6% Jan
9
400
18%
2%
93/4
9%
Jan
19%
v
38% July
200
Jan
2%
50
200
4%
Crowley Milner & Co.l.
88%
;
%
■
.
7% Apr
38%
4 Va
Feb
100
383/a
600
4%
Apr
200
i
Jun
24
Jun
Apr
38%
1,700
Jan
11
3%
Jan
Jun
26% Feb
Mar
45
3
17%
22
18
24
31
11% Mar
3
■
.% Mar
"
17%
23 Va
1,900
Corroon
9%
July
10
Apr
24 %
22 %
11,800
Jan
70
50
8%
8% May
500
■
7%
4
1,200
22%
8%
10
7%
94
22%
850
Jan
7%
100
323/4
7%
32%
94
22%
liS
12 %
73
Jun
9% Jan
67%
8%
100
-
400
72
%
7,600
-•
600
37% July
3 Va
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord—_•
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
i
S
8%
1 Va
113/4
72
7%
6% July
44% July
Jun
Va
11%
71
3,300
10%
9%
*
•
11.25
1,300
4%
83/e
400
1
11%
-
May
Feb
Engineering__l
Corp
1
Lines
;
6%
5 % July
10 %
Apr
21% May
Jan
10
Jan
1,200
Class
5% May
Feb
44%
j
Apr
13
Corby
17
Jan
20%
5'A
1
Works Inc.
Breeze
Cable
19%
>.
12%
Cook
Feb
1% Mar
Apr
13%
10 %
Jun
13%
500
5
Borne Scrymser Co—
Bourjois Inc
47c
5%
1,200
1 %
Jun
4%
6% Jan
600
12%
Continental
Feb
*6% Jan
Jan
300
14%
44%
*
(H C) Co common
*
5 %%- prior cumulative
preferred—100
Brillo
1%
5%
13%
6%
19%
Bohack
Brad Foote Gear
9
44%
••
3
&
400
5%
—4
Birdsboro Steel
Fdry & Mach Co
93/4
1 Va
13%
2ft Mar
6%
7,300
~5%
11%
—
Commercial
»
93/4
4%
38
Oil.——
Continental
7% Mar
Jan-'
Jan
.
.
5
9 Va
9%
—.10
Royalty
Car-Na
May
May
9%
36 %
Jan
i
May %
9
Jan
Feb
5.1UJ
Air
5
■ft;
28%
Aviation
2%
7%
8%
36%
—
,
8% Mar •'*'
94'A May
Jan
87
500
8%
79% Mar
6 % Mar
75
.
28%
Continental
1)| Jan
»8%
8%
800
7%
93
28%
Continental
100
72% Jan
77
7
Consolidated
Feb
Continental
10,800
100
76%
% May
22% Feb
Feb
9%
1
Benson & Hedges common
Bickford's Inc common
10,400
j
Jun
11 %
Utilities
Jun
5%
!
Jan
29%
37
Engineering Corp..
Gas
Jun
5'A
—1
common—25
"l%
Jun
29%
Jan
Consolidated Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*
3%
5%
7%
Jan
23%
1
13
5
——50c
common
Shoe
Corp
1
Beckman Instruments
Inc—_—______1
Bellanca Aircraft common
1
Bell Telephone of
Canada
Benrus
"ill
5%
1
—_——
Beau-Brummell Ties
113
*
1
Jan
26%
11%
1956—
15%
Jan
3%
125
950
9%
20
.
Apr
11 %
6
...
Banff
5%
8% May
8,800
3%
3,600
29 %
38
Co
2% May
4,200
1
7%
28%
92
10c
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—1
Gas—
lc
*1
Jan
Apr
7
Co..—,—.1
Stone
Manufacturing
Colsolidated
—
&
Colts
14%
Baker-Raulang Comany
3%
5%
28%
Co.——*
vtc——
Commodore Hotel Inc
11%
4ft
Jan
6-
Apr
May
Jan
——1
Apr
Jan
4%
,
28
Equipment Co—
Development ordinary
>.——
Colon
2%
3%
3%
5
common
Oils
1%
6,100
3
8,000
1
1
Products
Jan
15%
3%
Co
91/2
11%
4
7,700
5,000
5 %
7%
.—1
Corp
Aluminum
9 % May
*
1
5
3 %
4%
V-
,
16% Mar
1
:———:
Airlines
1
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Co
Coal
Colonial
3
&
Jun
*
Inc.
Jun
preferred
A
14%
4%
29 v.
-
Lambert Manufacturing___4
&
Consolidated
Class
1,300
14%
1
.—
Co
7% May
Jun
% May
6% Feb
,
4% Jan
3
Cockshutt Farm
1% May
115%
Voting Machine...
Corp common
Collieries
Bailey & Selburn Oil
L
Coastal Caribbean
80%
Mining
Hosiery
5%
480
94
92
!
Jan
Jun
412
1
—T
Manufacturing-,Co^—
1
on
__
Ltd—'
Controller
Club
div
Corp
non-cum
(The)
Jun
14% Mar
5,J00
Co
Consolidated
May
19%
200
1%
1%
Oil
Mar
113
1%
Apr
Jun
Jun
Mar
3
5
10
Chief
11,600
700
Apr
1,300
3 %
-
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—...
:_5
City Auto Stamping
—5
City Specialty Stores Inc common—.1
4%% convertible preferred—
-50
13,800
20%
%
i_2.50
Feb
16%
113
110
10,000
3
14%
1
common
America
Jun
12%
19%
of
common
Jan
22%
113
Co
Corp
14%
11%
19%
Co
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing common.10
Chicago Rivet & Machine.....—4
Tel—
1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants..
Atlas Plywood
Aircraft
Jun
20%
*
%
ft
10
preference
Charis
15%
i—*
115
2
:
109%
Jan
Jan
Jan
60
7%
% May
10
common
Inc
Camberlin
16%
America.
arrear
Investors
Convertible
Jun
6%
Jan
111%
Jun
37
4 % Mar
6,900
10%
7%
Jan
4-% pfd.——100
9%
Jan
23
series——*
series—
*
3\l Jan
7% Jan
8,900
107%
4
10%
£1
of
July
Automatic
Central Power & Light
Apr
4%
Jun
4,900
Feb
7
58% May
12,700
Jan
2%
80%
Power Co—
Jan
2%
7
725
77
Jan
8%
200
4,200
4% Jun
1
Corp.—...
$1.50
$L40
10% May
10%
7%
7%
3
preferred ——————100
4
Feb
14
7%
.
Central Maine
Mar
May
7%
ft
Central Ohio Steel Products..———1
800
9%
Secur
preference
preference
3.50%
11
102% 111 1/2
111% 112
—10
1
1
1
—
...
37
8%
7 %
*
America
Jan
2%
2%
3,100
6% May
29% Jun
Jan
4
■
4
Conv
Conv
11%
Apr
25 % Feb
Jun
4%
May
of
Corporation
11% July
'
r
11
7%
2s 6d
1
common
&
Corp
Catalin
23%
25% Mar
56%
54
12%
19
6,800
6
5%
29 '/a
55
Jan
7"%
20% Mar
11%
rets reg
Laundries
Nor.-voting
Jan
21%
Associate Electric Industries—
Ayshire
Jun
1%
1%
5
4%% convertible preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
&
33%
Jan
-1
Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
$43
Jan
J
——_—5
Oil Corp
Tel
900
5%
pfd—100
Power &
(ex
Co
Co
M)
Charter*
Louisiana Gas Co
A
(A
3,100
10
£1*
Inc
Fuel
CI
25
55
11%
1
Arkansas
-Associated
Castle
% May
200
22%
2"
Manufacturing Co
dep
Jan
500
10 %
20%
2.40
Arkansas
American
3"%
Co Ltd—
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Associated
Jan
23
25
.
II
1%
55
15
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
33
29%
20c
rets reg
'Argus Cameras
*
22%
__5
shares—
Apex-Electric
4%
dep rets B ord—
W)
Apr
25% May
111 Va
common..—.—
2,500
11%
5
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Products
5%
—5
Amurex Oil
Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd:
Anchor Post Products
Carter
Casco
5%
55
,
10,
2
Jan
(J
11%
Jan
1
Apr
American
Jun
22%
..
Jan
1
High
5%
150
_—*
11%
Jan
Low
13,200
24%
104
gCarr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Ltd—
5%
6
24
2.50
1
Range Since Jan.1
High
11 Va
common.-—-----
99%
23%
22% Mar
250
%
Inc.
——
Shares
24
0
Co
Apr
92%
200
10%
5%
1
9%
150
23
1
Co
&
Apr
3% May
Jan
96%
33
.
preferred
3
10%
%
25
—
33
Feb
23
.100
American Seal-Kap common
Carnation
96%
Laundry Machine——.20
Co
Carman
Kennedy
&
Baxter
Jan
Feb
Carreras
American
Manufacturing Co com
25 '
American Maracaibo Co
——1
American Meter
Co..—————...ft:
American Natural Gas Co
6% pfd—25
V
3%
*..1
American
oferey
6
2%
27%
600
5%
American
V,v>
30%
__
*
common
Feb
3% May
5,100
4 %
29%
30%
25c
American Air Filter 5%
conv pfd—15
gAmerican Bantam Car Co class A
1
Republics
.—19.50
2%
10%
American Thread 5%
Jan
2%
—*
American
2%
7"% Mar
Jan
100
Manufacturing
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook Industries
Inc,
American
2% Mar
1%
2% Mar
.1
(Mich) common
5
Altes Brewing Co—
——4——1
Aluminum Co of America—
American Beverago
-5
400
stock._1
cap
Goods
Feb
7%
Products
cumulative
2%
2%
of Prices
Low
1
2%
2%
1
Artists
Par
2% Mar
2%
Sales
foi Week
Range
Sale Frice
High
Low
*!>
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
1
....
Allied
Aluminum
High
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
2%
common..
ENDED JULY 2
WEEK
for Week
Lew
10c
Allied
$3.75
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
,
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
33
(81)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'l
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Eastern Sugar
beneficial
of
Pricjes
High
Bond
Share
&
*
5
common
21%
22
Emsco
Equity
Corp .common.^.
i
Jeannette
Jun
25
Feb
Jerry
Jun
13% Mar
'
3714
Jan
Jan
15
105
6
800
100 •
12
"■*
—.
Pipe Line
<
Camera
-1
245'a
24%
25 Va
1,400
Oils Ltd
Fargo
.2 5c
114
-IV.
gift
Inc_—.
Sterling
tm
"4,100
Fishman
(M H)
.L.
54
6
Jun
Kennedy's
Feb
Key Co common
Kiddr: (Walter)
1
Jun
241/2
Feb
27%
Apr
16
Tiger
A
Class
B
>
1
Co
Co
Power
Jan
891/2: 92V2
65%
100
8,V|
~i%
"51/4
13%
13%
a
1
91,200
XVff
ft
Corp—
"
common
pfd
General
Outdoor
General
6%
Adv
Mich
Gold
1%
••
6!*
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Class
Co
afr--»
29.
Jan
107'/2
Mar
Apr
'
7,200
116'A 116%
75
23/8
2V2
2,000
8%
8V4
1,300
—
Jan
Apr
IO51/2 May
1V4 May
II41/2 Jun
118 3/4 Mar
1051/2
2'A
600
6%
7VB
10,100
IOV4
1,800
203/4
l3/4
Apr
2 3/4
Apr
73A
Jan
Apr
10 3/4
22
19 V.
10
9%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Tea—
8 V.
Jan
12 V»
Jan
19 V2 May
1,100
2,100
390
40 V.
Jan
53
Mar
40
40
41
750
32
Jan
49
Feb
80
50
:24
78
Jan
1% Mar
3/4 Mar
86
Jan
Mar
11/4
15,400
%
Jan
l3/a
Jun
4OV2
50
363/4
Jan
471/2
Apr
25
25%
500
24 V2
—
—
—
—
—
—
6
Jan
14%
300
14
Apr
17% Jan
: 3v.
2,700
3
Jun
3V2 May
1
40%
25
14%
3%
14%
3
177 "" 179
1%
263/a Mar
Jan
23 V2
213/B May
.
Jan
7% Jun
——50c
9c
Leases
2
Western Brewery
16V4
275
1%
16
164 %
Feb
182V4 Mar
140
I391/2 140
132
Jan
14OV2
Jun
1% May
2%
Feb
5,200
1%
16%
2,400
16
Jun
6%
4,500
6
Feb
IOV4
2,000
9Vs
Jun
15
Jan
131/2
6V4
10
Jan
141/4
Apr
May
401/2 May
Feb
31/4 Mar
6
9%
Grocery Stores Products common—_—5
40
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
19% Mar
71/2 Mar
H
.'if
1
2Vs
2 Va
1,300
5
Hammond Organ Company—
—1
Hartford Electric Light
-25
Harvard Brewing Co—
——1
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc——
—1
Havana
Lithographing Co——i—10c
Hazeltine Corp
*
Hearn Dept Stores common—.—
5
Hecla Mining Co
—+—25c
2%
2% -f. 2%
200
Laboratories
Haelan
Hall
Inc——
—
Co
Lamp
—
—
Rubinstein
Helena
1
-*
—-2
,
—
common—'
Co
27%
27
28:
1,050
55'/#
1 %
4 7c
10c
Products—
~3%
;>i%
Apr
1%
Jan
500
3%
Feb
4
Jan
4%
Jun
10
Jan
2 V2
Jan
.3%.-/: 3%
26 i/s
200
2%
'ay*
Horn
&
5%
Hardart
(Harvey)
Humb'e Oil
Hurd Lock
&
Inc
common—
Manufacturing Co
&
Hydro-Electric
8%
Jun
23V2
Jan
100
13 Vs Mar
14V4
Jan
191/4
Jan
2lVa
Feb
931/2
Jan
70
Jan
200
3%
4,200
9
Jan
2 Vs Mar
11%
12
45Vs
Co
20 V2
201/2
20 V2
100
291/4
200
63
66%
9,400
|'/4
300
12%
2,600
3Vs
5
—*
common
registered—£1
Amer dep rets reg new
—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—.——.5
Imperial Tcb of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd —100
Insurance
dep
Co
of
121/4
121/4
16
161/4
10
16V8
receipts
5
America
North
10
34
*
91/2
14V4
94 %
96
21V4 Mar
International
Products
capital stock.*
;
5
International
Resistance
Co
A
98
961/2
99'/2
106
May
Service
Co—
preferred
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
51/2
Jun
13% May
Jan
181/4
Apr
30o
Jan
10 Va
Jun
100
5»/a
Jun
5'/a
Jun
8,400
28%
Jan
Jan
363/4 May
111/4
Jun
8 -"Jan
100
Mar
v
t c
12
Mar
1,600
3%
Jan
4V4
Feb
2'/2
1,100
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
see
page.
35.
Jan
18
Feb
Feb
10 3A May.
Jun
18
600
15% Mar
4%
7,900
3%'Feb
53A A>ar
3%
41/2 Mar
?
73/8
Jan
7
Jan
•«»
41/4
100
3
3
100
23/4
jun
33/a
Jan
36
36
100
35 V2
Apr
42%
Feb
4%
"3
—
6 Vs
100
IOV2
10%
-50
2 Vb
2 V.
1,800
61/2
Jan
6
1
Jun
451/2 May
413/4
Apr
Feb
56
Jun
10%
1
■
5% Mar
4V4 May
1
1
Jan
113A
"21/4
Jan
500
14V. Jan
May
13
-
Jan
3
Mar
2
123/4 xl3
64V2
661/4
5,500
Jan
75V2
Apr
223/4
223/4
223/4
100
22 3A July
24%
Apr.
12
11%
12
800
10'A Mar
12 V2 May
153/8
15
153/8
900
11
Jan.
153/4
Jun
243/4
24Ve
243/4
1,600
2l%
Jan
25Vs
Jun
20
20
20
200
15V2
Feb
21 Vs
Jun
33
Jan
34
Apr
29
27 V.
29
225
22
Feb
293A May
27
271/4
51V2
Johnson
Mead
Co
&
6 '/(•■
Hone
Co
Midvale
Mid-West
13'/4
13Vs
13V2
18%
19
11,700
2,100
11 i/s
19
153/a
—lc
vtc
2 M».
4 Vs
33/4
4Va
39,600
5%
6-fir
15,600
17VB
18%
3,100
50
56
56
56
19%
5V2
~5%
123/4
"5%
12%
200
%
%
8%
300
20 »/2
8
Miller
Wohl
5
Co—
Co
1
50c
common—
Mining Corp of Canada.—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Service
Public
4.50%
Monroe
Jan
20V2
Jun
13%
Apr
Feb
200
24
5,550
24%
14
Feb
1,900
26
Jun
25%
131/2
Jan
18% July
Jan
7 V.
23% Mar
26V.
2V2
2%
1,400
2
43/a
43/,
1,800
41/2
3
Jan
4%
Jun
.
102% 1033/4
100
2,300
100
200
35
35
35
30
10%
Feb
151/2
106
Jun
102
393/4
6,900
37'/b
80
95Va
471/2
Jun
99Va
Jan
Feb
Jun
Mar
353/4 Jun
301/2 Feb
37V8
Apr
Apr
Feb
5% Mar
313A
Jan
98 3/4
Jan
Apr
IOIV2 May
Apr
107% Mar
98 V2
Jan
103V2
200
2%
Jan
110
172 V.
Jan
100
343A
Jan
900
5%
Jan
104
3
Vs
3%
3%
175
174
175
37'%
37'/2
6 s/a
6%
43/8
383/4
43/a
100
3%
100
I6V4
16%
450
116-V.
150
H
73/4
200
%
ft
26
25
26
3%
13,400
115
115
3% May
383/4
8O0
Jan
x7V2
105'A
Apr
Jun'
Apr
43/a July
3% July
Apr
14
Apr
3»/2 May
180
•
7
3%
..—4
—2.50
Co
Feb
Jan
8'A May
Jan
~21/2
100
5
common—2.50
:
10
common.—
50c
Mfg
1
5 Vs
1
Inc.—
13V4
Apr
131/2
18%
39'/2
100
Jan
111/2
241/2
1
cumulative preferred..
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Apr
6
71/2 Mar
171/2
1033/4
6%
Jan
3%
10 3A Mar
12
Apr
Jan
Jan
571/4
Jan
5'/2 May
24'/2
18%
100
*
Ward & Co class A
*
participation pfd:—*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
—.1
7
55'A May
11
15'/2
Investors
Moody
19 Va
200
15Vs
Montgomery
8%
Jan
Apr
5%
2,300
5,600
I5V2
cumul preferred series B.100
preferred series C
—100
Loan Society com class A
*
4.80%
Jun
15
12%
———*
common
Jun
4Va July
11V.
31
Molybdenum Corp —
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40 Vo
cumulative preferred
Jun
2 Ve
Jan
113/4
31
pfd
19%
2 3/4
11'/8
193/4
31
50
41/2% convertible preferred
Missouri
1,000
50c
Refineries
13% Mar
Jun
1,900
""%
*
*
common.—,
Jun
jan
2
2'A
1
Corp
,
6
6Vs
18'/a
1
2.50
*
10
common:
5,200
2
2
1
Abrasive
Piping
Midwest
Jun
Jun
-,!_*
dividend shares
non-cum
133/4
291/2 July
Midland Steel Products—
$2
Apr
28V2
common—1
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Oil
Midland
Jun
93/4 May
11
100
Jan
Petroleum
States
131/4
Feb
preferred
Micromatic
Middle
131/4
22V2
Corp
Co
Sugar
Feb
19
Michigan Steel Tube;.
Michigan
273A
Jan
73/4
300
Inc.
Bumper
Michigan
2IV4
4,000
Co
Brothers
Michaels
1,300
600
8
29V2
1
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
Mesabi Iron Co——
(—
—1
Metal
Textile
Corp
common.——25c
Participating preferred
15
Mfg
'
.
73/4
263/b
Petroleum
Mediterannean
Menasco
"7%
common———10
1
Dredging
McWilliams
41/4 May
33/4 Mar
—
29 3/8
& Co common
(AG)
McKee
18
Jan
118
Feb
Jun
iV Mar
1%
Jan
25
Jun
28V2
Jan
7
Jan
8% May
283/4 Mar
7%
331/2 May
63/8-Jan
~5
"5'/4
1,300
43A Jun
15%
5V8
15'/2
900
14'A Jan
16%
Apr
5%
700
4
Jan
6Vb
Jun
53A
Jan
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
N
10
Corp
1
Inc
Alfalfa
National
:—1
Bellas Hess
Fuel
common
Gas
Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum Ltd.
1
*
Presto
Meter
Neptune
Nestle
Le
Mur
British
Industries
Inc
Co
common
Dominion
Oil
New
New
New
Jan
90 y4 Mar
New
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
New
4V2
Jun
6ya
Feb
New
3%
Jan
4Vb Mar
New
convertible
2'A
19
Ltd
preferred
13,500
23/8
5,300
193/8
6,800
l\h
1
)h
9'/4
8%
12 V2
12'/«
1
%
Apr
13% July
21/2
20
Jun
Jun
13% Jan
2V8
Jun
1%
11,400
9'/4
4,200
2,100
8%
Jun
11
Feb
xll'A
Jun
13
Jun
Feb
13
20%
Apr
3'/4
1%
1
40c
"2
—100
600
16%
17'/4
1,900
15 Vb
Jan
18% Mar
28 V2
300
18%
Jan
29V2
25V2
171/4
16%
28V2
171/2
Apr
27
3
Jan
171/2
31/4
1%
32
35
123
1
13%
2'/4
12 V.
10% Mar
f—10
common.
—20
Idria Min & Chem Co
50c
Jersey
Zinc
25
Mexico & Arizona Land—l——1
Park Mining Co
1
Process Co common
*
York Auction Co common
*
York & Honduras Rosario
10
York
Merchandise—
i
10
41/2.%
5
18%
13-%
1
!_25c
2
National
Radiator
Co.—;
4
National Research Corp
;—;
1
National
Rubber
Machinery
10
National
Starch
Products
1
National Steel Car Ltdj.
—*
National Transit common
———1
National Union Electric Corp
30c
National
5 V2
Dehydrating &
Co
Milling
New
1,200
3/4
5%
Jan
8
25
Apr
Jan
3V2
4%
1,400
291/2
Tel
10 Vi
31/4
4,300
253/4
Watch Co
3%
31/2
53/8
10 Va
5
&
2%
1
Irving Air Chute
43%
103/a
651/4
*
1
Ltd
&
600
300
51/4
13
..£1
.-10
Shovel
Power
Clock
lO3^
11%
6 3A
Jun
—
—*
Co
England Tel
27'/4
11%
5V4
10 1/2
.
1
Haven
3'/2
*
Apr
—*
New
Jan
1
Jun
4V2
19
Jan
5
New
1
Inc
19V4
4Vs Jan
5,100
2% May
10
New
19%
84
Feb
800
5%
1
—*
—
Jun
6,900
10
113/4
43/a
51/4
1
1
Co
Feb
991/2
22%
90
15,900
41/4
*
19 'A Mar
21%
90
17V4
4'A
5'A
A
34
2%
90
173/4
1
10
National
3%
100
7% Jan
Ltd™
4% Mar
1
3.90%
(The)
Communication
National
10c
Royalty
1%
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
National
10%
22
Jan
Apr
5
Stores common
Manischewitz: (The B)
Co
Apr
83
1 Vs
6%
25c
1
Mangel
Apr
7%
2,050
1,100.
Mr
303/4
Jan
103A May
3 Vb Jan
100
Inc
Service Co
Public
Maine
741/2
911/4
Jun
16'A July
93/4 Mar
6%
4%
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Jan
12%
260
16%
Jan
-
6%
173/4
Corps
Lynch
Jan
9% July
103/4
Feb.
Jan
12
2
Lunkenheimer
24%
611 Mar
95V2
2,400 v
"43/4
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer W'atch Co.
Louisiana Land & Exploration.
57
Jan
V2 Jan
24 3A Jun
153/4
300;.
161/2
-5
Jun
500
200
243/4
15V4
1
5
Chain
Jan
Mar
Jan
441/2
Steel
Locke
18
Jun
9% Mar
%
15
24
16 Va
Jan
Jun
2,000.
24'-
————————
Nachman
Jan
Petroleum
footnotes
9%
ft
9V2
5
_1
class
Groceterias
Namm-Loeser's
Mar
International
For
33V8
9'%
%
34 V»
28%
1,600
preferred
cumulative
5%
Loblaw
Jun
19'
Industries
Ironite
33 Va
5'/8
100
ft
3 Vs Mar
2% May
Jun
1,000
93/4
Apr
3,600.
Fabrics of N Y
Liberty
Jun
31
Machinery
Metal
Public
5%
23/4
5
50c
(R G)
46 »/4
4%
2 5/a
93/4
42 y4
1V4
Realty common
140V2
11
2%
"9%
Jun
14 V2 May-
Jan
2%.
preferred
cum conv
Tourneau
Apr
*
Cigar
International
Iowa
Le
Jan
2%
34% Jan
_10
Muter Company
Jan
10%
150
Co
Feb
*
International
Investors
5%
Lefcourt
130
IOOV2
29
64Va
700.
1 Vs
common
Apr
13 V. Mar
431/2
121/2 Mar
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
Inc
161/2
3
14 Va
41
University
Extension
Salle
Jan
I
Illinois Zinc
La
Sessions
&
Lamson
Ohio
1^1/2
44%
133/4
Apr
;
9% Apr
Jun
401/4
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common.
Jan
14
Jan
73/4
30 'A.Jan;
400.
173/4
Murray
Jan
11
25
43 3/8
,
21/2
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware—
Jun
2%
1,750
8V4
8
1
Jan
IIV2
13 Va
12
423/4
Jan
Apr
Apr
1 Va
Mines Ltd
Shore
8%
12 Vb
20
Jun
13 Va
2%
37TA
2'%
Inc
12 V2
300
125
3%
.
105
l
Apparel
Jan
101/4
45'/4
Jun
791/2 May
10 3/4 Jun
May
May
26% Feb'
10%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon
Apr
600
140V2
102
Z
103
1,000 P
7.50
Co
TV
Jan
300
139
2V« Mar
10 Va
_
Forge Co-
Kroy
Oils Ltd.
Krueger Brewing
SMuntz
6%
3,300
12 %
Jan
Jan
33 %c
20c
1
Stores
(The)
Kropp
81/4 May
200
8
1
5
*
———-5
Securities
.Hygrade Food Products
6 Va
10
15
Refining capital stock—*
Feb
Jan
——,—100
preferred
Hubbell
4V»
400
*
0
45'/2 July
181/4 May
4,700
14
—*
Baking Co—
Jan
May
125
121/2
Hormel (Geo A) & Co
Horn & Hardart common.
1% May
Jan
1,300
5,600
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines———5
Stores Inc,.—
1
Co common
1
*
:
57
Jan
11/4
Holly
Inc
30% May
52%
2 '
11%
Horder's
Jan
Jun
300
44%
Higbie Mfg Co common
—1
5%
convertible preferred—„—10
Hoe (R) & Co class A
2.50
Holophane
22 »/2
3Vs
400
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel
2V4 Mar
55%
preferred———__—-100
100
1
5 V2 %
'
l7/s
1,000
55%
*
common
A—
Class
Heller
Kobacker
Mid-West
2 V2
13,800r
—*
10
common
Mays (J W) Inc commonMcDonnell Aircraft Corp
Apr
9 V. May
63/s
%
80
2%
Feb:
1%
15%
Jan-
35
33
35
—5
Co
Rubber Co—
Apr
49'/4
139%
Hydraulics Inc
(I B)
;
Knott Hotels Corp..
25.
Jan
213/s
—1
Greer
Emil)
(D
Kleinert
Ltd
M Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
;.J
Co
Klein
—
G
Marlon
3/4
■
preferred
Kirkland Lake
131/2 Mar
Jun
473/4
1 Va
lVa
143/4 Apr
1% Jan
4,600
1
—T
11% Mar
105
8
.
114
1'/a
1
1
10
—
2 Va Mar
10
100
•
91/2 Jun
Jan
l3/8 Mar
100
'
,
'
18
—-:10c
Chemical
&
Freehold
.vnia^Mar
»V|4§iiuJ®n
'l,40o **"
9%
6%
*
preferred--!——„———100
Lakes
Gridoll
/.
-i-"'
1%
211/2
22
Co
Pacific
Great
Griesedireck
Jan
47%
Mines
Industries Inc
Oil
"V
1%
—»
l'/2
Va
Non-voting common stock—
1st
16
Co.™:
&
Products
Class B
*
*
1
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co.
5
7%
•
11
—
~2%
preferred
Manufacturing
&
Jun
-1
Consolidated
Atlantic
July
1%
1023/4
——5
Inc..
Inc
Goodman
Great
1%
1
—*
Amer
5
Jan
6 V2 May
28%
11
—
—
*
Goldfield
Great
13 i/s July
Jan
.
__
10
Sugars class A...
prior
125
'
—;—*
B
$4.50
(4".Feb;,
IVz Jan
105
8
class B__
Distilleries
Globe
18
'/■"jy,
28
28
*
Coal——
Alden
500
"In
5
*
—5
Inc
Lodge & Shipley
—1
;
Co„——
Glenmore
1%
3,900
-
Apx»
6
4V» July
2,700
1%
116%
Mines
common—
50c
Jun
111
Jan
-10%
10,700
5
—*
*
.-1
Corp
(A C)
Jun
251/4
Jan
Jan
3
500
13 Va
171/4
2]i/4
1,000
7,500
*
Kirby Petroleum
Lear
1%
1%
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
Jan
IV2
—1
Corporation
Yellowknife
Gilchrist
10%
1%
50c
preferred
20
$6 preferred—*
—
Giant
5,00Q
"l%
Service
Georgia Power $6 preferred—
$5 preferredGerity
Feb
Jan
5
11%
13.'-'
Plywood Corp common
Gilbert
61/2
15%
4%
100
pfd A
5%
Corp
Fireproofing
Stores
Jan
1061/2
—£1
10
5
dep rets ord reg
Public
4%
Ltd—
Co
convertible
Jun
lft July
Jan
3,500
25Va
lVa
100
pfd.
41/2%
!
Apr
8%
Jan
~5%
5
1V4
Kings County Lighting common
4%' cumulative preferred-——.:——50
Lake
4V»
Finance
General
106
Jan
15
■
24%
*
100
•—— 1
...—I
General
5%
Jan
Apr
4
Co
Electric
General
102
4%
2,803
8%
1 A"'/
J. 18
1%
*
Supply Corp com—_1
convertible preferred.ft.1-25
Alloys
American
Jan
71
4,600
100
95
Warrants
Generol
May
71/4 Jun
Jun
5%
Feb.
%'■
common
Acceptance
General
21
17 V2
3,800
France—
preferred
Mfg Co common
5%
IIV2
2,100
8%
General Builders
v
Apr
191/4
100
deposit receipts ord reg.£l
Gellman
•
Jun
; .e%
G
General
Jan
61/4
61/4
92
American deposit' receipts bearerPitt Brewing Co_.
1
Fox (Peter) Brewing—
..1.25
Fuller (Geo A) Co
1
5
General
72%
Jan
18V2
Fort
5%
5Vt Mar
July
37/a
75,300-
Ltd—
Motor of
Gatineau
3 ft
43 Va- Jan
1,800
51/2 ';/ 61/4
1%
*
-*
voting
Motor
American
,
.':55
54
1
non-voting
Ford
is
Jan
9%
—1
Inc
Class
Ford
3
2 Ve
Jun
of Canada—
Motor
Ford
Line
-
lil8
1
Co Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
Flying
3 i°u
*
10
2.50
(Phila)
Association
Firth
13/8
4 'A
314 .Jun
200
1
Corp...
5Va
1ft Feb?
May
19,800
Petroleums Ltd—;
Federated
Fire
:
•
31/4
-15c
Co
Kingston
Instrument
&
Motors
31/4
»
Kansas Gas & Electric
37V2
Jun
F
Fairchild
Kaiser
31/4
10c
Inc
Jupiter
Kawneer
20%. Jan
120
1
common
Kokenge Co.
Oils Ltd
Jun
ft Jan
ft Jan
800 *
1*6
17
O'Mahoney
Jan
4'A
v9,100
17
.—10
common—
Co
Julian &
3 Va
-
4%
"■
^—__1
$1 or 25c
Glass
Jan
*33"
200
8
Apr
23Va Mar
Jun
Jan
2
;
Eureka
High
Low
-High
Mar
-
Warrants-.
i
Range Since Jan. 1J
Shares.
Jun
Jun
15,800
371/4
22% July
19%
101
17%
3"*
-i——1
Inc.
„—
Corporation Ltd
Eureka
10
6%
Feb
13V4
>
700
~2%
27'
10 V4
59,000
14i
101-1
101
i—10c
$2 convertible preferred—
Esquire
22%
14%
—1
pfd_—100
1
Manufacturing Co—
1
5
5%
Electric
Empire Millwork Corp_
Empire District
101
Jun
21
700
10%
Electrographic Corp common:
|
of Prices
Low
Par
High
20 *
30
preferred
Easy Washing Machine class B—
•
Loeo
ftfr Week
Range
Last
Sale Price :
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
int—1
$2
Elecirtc
JULY 2
Associates—
shares
Common
of
Low
Par
'
WEEK ENDED
for Week
ltange
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
18
3V4
100
2
1,100
35
2,600
1% Mar
24%
3%
1*6
2/,-
15,500
I22V2 123%
1,080
2%
500
2V4
33/4
21/2 May
Jan
35V4
Apr
4V2
1{J Jan
2%
Jan
124%
2Y2 Apr
31/2
Jan
9%
1
Jan
3
115Vs
2%
234
48,800
42
41%
42%
7,500
36Va
Feb
193/4
16'A
193/4
31,900
ll3/8
Jan
1%
l'/2
1%
16,200
10 V2
IOV2
10 V2
33 Vs
313/4
34
"2%
3/4 May
45
100
4,800
Jan
93/4 Jan
20
7%
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
212 May
7
2%
Apr
May
Feb
44%
Jun
Feb
Feb
May
Jun
19% July
2
52
101/2
34 V2
9
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jun
Apr
7
34
(82)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
X
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Niagara Share Corp common.
Niles-Bement Pond
Nipissing
Mines,
i
Low
17
20%
21%
5,200
2%
700
4%
1,700
2
1
,J
Uioh
2,100
2%
4%
4
A
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
North
American Rayon
Is
%
—1
1%
Canadian Oils Ltd.
North
Central
Northeast
North
RR
Ind
A
Jan
Par
3%
Apr
Sentinel
22"% May
2 i'i Jun
24%
24%
1
4%
Vb
5%
Jan
1%
Jan
100
37%
Apr
1 %
Jan
4%
.
,
3,200
4%
100
--
13,000
26%
5,100
—
pfd— 100
3,000
1,600
31«
,50
Serv 4 % %
Jan
1%
2
2%
—5
____
2%
__
:
Pub
16%
41
1%
41
25
Oil
Co
%
preferred ,50
Airlines,.
Penn
Northern
Texas
$3
21%
Jun
Sentry
Safety
Serrick
—
18%
•
100
30
y4 Feb
95%
27%
Jun
4"%
Jan
Shoe
91%
Apr
Sicks
101% Mar
Corp
Signal
Oil
Ohio
Brass Co class
Ohio
Power
OkaJta
Okonite
B
—
Ltd,
Company
United
125
44%
Jan
51
105%
Jan
110
Feb
1%
Jun
2%
Filters
75 %
class
77
675
9
9
1,500
6 %
1
L
75
6%
9
7
B
*
19%
I
Securities
44%
%
45%
15%
9%
6%
Apr
20
300
Jan
37%
Jan
Soss
15%
Penn
Pacific
Gas &
5%%
5%
1st
1st
5%
Co
common
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36
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350
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11
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125
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300
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26
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900
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100
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300
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12%
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of
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(A)
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56% Jun
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51
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13
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5
4%
5%
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3%
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600
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class
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5
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400
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Feb
27%
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2% Mar
4%
17
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4
15%
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3,400
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89
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5
22%
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4%
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23
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5
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500
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500
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2%
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100
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2
1
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3
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3,700
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125
94
6,800
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19
700
15%
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23
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4
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1,200
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350
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200
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5
,
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4%
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71%
275
60%
15,700
8%
16% May
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98
1,800
19
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62
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'
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/
'
57
98%
150
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300
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57
400
56
88
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56
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_
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236
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5A Apr
3%
10
3
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7,200
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*
common.
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44%
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preferred with warrants
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A
4
Jun
Feb
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150
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1
221
30
100
Feb
6%
36
4% Jan
%
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preferred
89
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4%
9%
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231
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4
_.
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75%
100
common
_
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96
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7%
1st
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100
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common
class B
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8%
42% May
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20
'
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Jan
registered-._10s
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Jan
33%
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S
3%
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3,400
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and
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rets
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dep
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_
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300
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1%
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Valspar Corp
$4
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convertibel
Vanadium-Alloys
Apr
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7%
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Jan
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Jan
33
'
•
——
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to
900
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May
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%
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10
23%
100
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4%
47'8
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27%
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50
24%
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13%
13%
100
1
_
3
23%
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Syndicate Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
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5%
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5
...
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1
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_
14
14%
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2
13,800
1
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6
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1
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*
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Feb
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18
99%
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53%
7
32% May
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3%
51
2
0
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Jun
3% Mar
15% May
16% May
Jan
5®« Mar
2%
_
_
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1.25
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warrants
Union
Feb
Feb
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10% May
21
u
May
13%
Jan
3%
51
~3%
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Empire Oils Ltd.
Trans
—
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_
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10%
13
24
''
20
common
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Jun
Apr
44%
____
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5s
U
Feb
Jan
Mar
22%
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Amer
Mar
Jun
19%
110
Jan
Tobacco
39%
800
20"%
Jun
Feb
35% July
32%
2,100
11%
5
10
106
14%
18%
U
Jan
11% May
900
Jan
■I
18%
•
Feb
61%
900
Molasses
18%
,._L
Feb
200
34
Jan
1%
Inc
9%
8%
Milk
19
Selby Shoe Co
Feb
10%
1
Inc.
Elastic
18%
Securities Corp General
May
Jan
Jan
36%
22% May
39%
*
20
4%
x9V8
;
22%
18% Mar
10%
1
1
17% Mar
200
:
61%
*
common
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United
____,50c
common
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Jan
8%
17%
38%
2%
31
22%
600
39
1
_i
Jan
26
35%
900
♦
11
25c
Co
Inc
Apr
1
9'% Mar
Feb
9% Mar
19
2
Jun
20%
5
United
22
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Jan
9%
Realty & Construction
Jun
18%
8
„.
Jan
3%
22%
&
Jun
20%
53%
•
700
3%
—
5
Markets
Roofing
Jun
1
1
2%
Apr
20% Jan
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Universal
common
Carlos
Apr
12%
3%
15
Light $4.56
Co
34"% Apr
9% Jun
S
San
9%
Tobacco
United
St Lawrence
Feb
'
25%
1
common
Corporation
Tilo
3%
19
22%
Feb
15% Mar
*
11%
*
common-
Chemical
Thorofare
3%
20%.
1
1%
2%
3,600
29%
'
12
common
&
Shovel
Thlokol
Feb
2%
1
Jun
Jun
18
Jun
9% Jan
400
375
5
1
common
Technicolor
Jan
94%
1
12%
-
1,800
2%
22%
17
18%
—.
_25c
Inc
;
2%
1
Corp
Tampa Electric Co
1%
*
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum,^
Ryerson & Haynes common
■
500
9%
21%
5
:
4
'
*
■
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5%
36% Jun
16% Jan
•
.
13%
1
—10 c
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
5% Mar
Feb
200
Jun
May
Jun
7% May
Jan
5,400
-
'
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*30
v*l5'';
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—
common_5
w
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S)
& Co common
Sunrise
8
24%
—
4% Jan
—
4%
35%
May
13,700
■
Stinnes
Sun
Feb
Jan
1,000
,1
& Co common
(J
1%
41%
■
1,000
14%
ordinary
Corporation
23
"
23
Corp,,:
5% May
Jan
29%
Canada
Jan
Feb"
1
Co
class
3%
18%
t
1%
200
1.25
Ryan Aeronautical Co,,,,,.
Jan
5% Feb
11%
10
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc...
Sterling Engine Co_L__,i
Sterling Inc
500
10
common:
Jun
5%
500
1%
49%
B
(The)
Co
5,700
£1
Ltd
54
1,000.
:
Light
Products
Steel
.1,600
»
14%
&
class
1%
50
1
5
common
preferred
Power
4%
1%
10
Packaging Corp
United Shoe
.
6% Mar
Jan
300
5%
-4
—20
common
preferred
Forgings
Standard-Thomson Corp
3%
2V2
5
Feb
34%
25% Mar
3%
95%
,,5
Jun
28%
500
Jan
United N
Co,,,!
51
26% May
40% x41
Jam
2%
l
reg
Jun
32% Mar
Feb
3
'2%
10
...
5%
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30
100
pfd F_.
common
Ave
4%
81/4
50c
Rome Cable Corp
common.,
Roosevelt Field Inc
(The)
24%
23%
500
*
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rowe
Jan
2,100
6%
5
Rico Argentine
Mining Co,,,.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
Rotary
22%
25%
6 %
1
Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc,
American
375
24%
1
Co
Remington Arms
Richmond
23
6%
7%
Jun
2,000
9 %
25%
Jun
24%
1
(Robert) &
Reliance Electric
4%
24
6.25
Pump Co
Reis
Jan
*
L
—
Regal Shoe
3%
_10c
__10
common
common
24
4%
9%
24%
Trunz
A
Jun
4%
1
R
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common
4% May
400
Tri-Continental
*
.
24
4%
Jan
1,100
Trans
Q
Quebec Power Co
Jan
3%
Mills
25%
Todd
__
35%
May
26%
Common
147/a Feb
9% May
Jan
350
8
Jun
3% July
Jan
37
*
com,
July
.
11%
101%
May'
29
25
Convertible
Jan
3%
50
40%
40
19% July
40% May
113% May
3%
10,100
33% May
6% Jun
21%
26
Jun
2% May
6%
■
6%
34>/4
Jun
20
6%
~3%
31%
Jan
Jun
Jan
3
%
19
34%
Superior Tool & Die Co
70%
100
Timber
May
6% Mar
3% Jan
20
Ape
17
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cumulative preferred
_
41%
14%
20
Jan
4%
15% Mar
'
w—"
1
_
Public Service of Colorado—
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
14 Vb
33%
'
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,
_
&
Jan
35% May
3% Jan
4.1O0
*
_
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11
100
.
_
Jun
55
in
2%
69%
'
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—
common,
Pulp
"1%
10
__
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East Dome Mines Ltd
Puget Sound
3%
20 Vb
2%
2.50
12%
1,300
0
of
Gas
450
5%
1
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence
12,500
16%
70%
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Pratt & Lambert Co.
Prentice-Hall
5%
300
,_
_
Power Corp of Canada
6% 1st preferred
8% Mar
Jan
1,300
1
...
common..
Feb
Feb
68%
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Feb
5%
16%
'
8%
5%
63
5%
Mar
26%
■;
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—_5
common
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68
•3%
Jan
4%
20
38'/a
20%
-
1,200
7%
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50
common.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic
1
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
common
7
shares, ,10s
Amer
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft
55
55
7%
'
Jun
6
2,500
1
_
Ltd
6%
2.50
(The)
Johnson
6
1,800
7,800
26%
Standard
2% Mar
17%
-
6%
21 %
Jan
4% May
25
Standard
Jun
3% Mar
28
25
Standard
Jan
17%
,
6%
19%
—
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-~-2
.
Jan
3% Mar
32
6%
Co
Co Ltd—
Feb
July
800
20%
preferred
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Standard
Feb
2
*4%
preferred-——,25
105% Mar
•
29
4%
~4
:*
common,
Industries
73
53
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.—*
preferred
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Jan
9,600
:
8,800
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common
12% Mar
Jan
6,400
5
5
24%
cumulative
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Feb
71
9,300
>:J 2
2%
_
1%
'
23
23
28
23
1
May
18%
38
Spencer
Apr
106% Mar
26%
•
•
2
36
27% May
28% May
•
37%
Stahl-Meyer
'
-
Feb
common—
Co
106% Mar
37%
'
.
Jan
25
$1.60
101 %
300
22%
102%
Jun
105
'
Jan
.104
10
8%
preference,,
cumulative preferred
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105% May
1% May
7% Jun
♦
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Pierce Governor
4%%
.
1,600
101 % 101%
_
Preston
10
8
2: Bol
A
..
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Jan
7%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) -20
Perfect Circle C6rp
;
2.50
«
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
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t ■,
97%
420
2%
'
Pennroad Corp common,
Penn Water & Power Co
Pressed
103%
—
vtc.
Patican Co Ltd
New
105%
May
23%
convertible
Southern
28% Mar
Jan
0
vtc
....„
Pinchin
Jan
98%
2%
l.
(C A)
B
Pep Boys
Jun
26%
590
«
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penn
27%
1,800
—2
Pen
Class
300
28%
28
27%
July
94
4.32%
Feb
104
28%
49
Jan
4.08%
Mar
28% May
28% Mar
_
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shkre
Paramount Motors Corp.
Park Chemical
Company
Parker
30%
Jun
"2%
common.
Pancoastal Petroleum
'Pan
33
Jan
27 Vs
28
100
_
$1.30 1st preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
28
105 % 105'/a
pfd
common
,30%
200
700
32%
Jan
104 % 104%
registered—__£1
convertible
4.48%
36 % Mar
29%
.1
Service
400
Jan
28%
32%
1
Petroleums Ltd
Power
33%
Jan
74
Apr
common...
cumulative
4.56%
22% May
29%
104%
Airlines—
Pacific
2,700
35%
Jan
27%
*
preferred...
preferred
Northern
Pacific
i
32%
13%
400
22
35 %
29%
cum
dividend
Pacific
35%
__25
:
21%
1st preferred
25
1st pfd series A— —25
red 1st preferred—_
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend
22
pfd, ,,25
preferred
redeemable
Pacific
1st
preferred—
redeemable
5%
5
_
4%
40%
2,100
1
Oil
original
4.88%
Can
3,100
3,600
90
Southern California Edison—
5%
Pacific
8
49
88%
Publications—
Manufacturing
South
Jun
7%
47%
26% Mar
A—
Jun
Mar
89'
16
class
Jan
17
49
*
100
Paper
South Coast Corp
45% July
Jan
15% Jan
400
ord
(Howard)
Sonotone Corp
Jan
13%
rets
100
18 %
common..
Smith
May
4%
17%
~7%
17
35%
preferred
Pattern
dep
10%
18%
Manufacturing
Amer
15
Jan
2
convertible
Singer
Jun
5%
34%
A
+
Ltd
10%
11,900
*
Singer Manufacturing
Jan
Jun
15
175
$3
A Mar
100
10%
*
class
common,,,,,
Simplicity
Simpson's
Jan
98
Feb
Jan
3% May
850
15%
45
1
Apr
Hi Mar
15% Mar
3,000
16%
3%
July
8%
6
150
4
15
■O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares, 10s
75
100
19%.
3%
1
Jan
Co
Simmons-Boardman
Jun
60
108% 109
25
common
Inc
Overseas
49%
49
100
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
2,000
90c
Old Town Corp common,,
40c cumulative preferred,,.
Oliver
3%
3%
*
common..
4%s preferred
Oils
3%
High
4% Jan
10%
Canada-———*
of
Gas Co
&
.
'
100
America
Ltd,
B
1,100
3% May
% Jan
9%
17
5
Breweries
Silex
_50c
of
1,100
10%
10
—*
25
Power
4 %
Class
Ogden Corp common...,
&
Since Jan. 1
Low
3%
%
1
'Range
High
3%
*
______
common
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
3%
—20c
Mining
Water
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Jan
Inc
Shares
10c
common..
Denn
Shawinigan
Jun
3/« Jun
Feb
Corp
for Week
Low
1
common
Control
class B
eLather
Shattuck
2% Mar
Jun
3%
87
"l-> '
Corp
Servomechanisms
Jan
42%
Radio
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
<
Seton
American dep rets ord shares
Norden Laboratories Corp,
North
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
21%
1
_
1.
Shares
20%
21
_
—
_
21%
*
,,
Noma Lites Inc.,
of Prices
Low
-5
__
...
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY %
Sales
for Week
_
.
_
_
—
10
3,500
4,100
*
5
"
May
74
Jan
86%
Jun
22% Mar
24Va
Apr
32%
Jan
4%
Jan
23% Feb
12% Jan
7
30%
15
Feb
Feb
Mar
I
a ' #
4
*
m
»
1
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(83),
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock
Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Aircraft
Low
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Wagner
«
T/o
^
Baking
voting
ctfs
preferred
*
ext
100
_
Waitt & Bond Inc_
$2
cumulative
Wallace
Waltham
Ward
Tiernan
&
Watch
110
1
preferred
Co
1%
30
Inc
~5%
5%|
110
1%
27%
1,600
21
Jan
27%
Jun
1 %
1%
9,100
1
Apr
1%
71/2 May
7% Feb
9%
14%
10c
153 Va
4%
103%
Jun
6
Mar
185
May
700
101
1
Th
331/4
9%
Auto
5% %
Inc
Whitman
Wichita
(Wm)
River
1
I
preferred
&
8%
Wickes
(The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wilson
Brothers
5%
Ltd
common
Jun
preferred
Industries
Woodley
Petroleum
American
6%
4.900
6%
300
12
%
Wi
deposit receipts
2%
20
12 »/2
12%
12%
39%
41%
15%
1,800
1
2%
11
£1
1
*
87/e
3%
fH tr
Friday
Interest
45%
.
American Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
6s
Aug
2%s
June-Dec
1998
1
series
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Apr
Jan
No.
daily closing
46%
.36%
,
53/4
3%
4%
27
3%
5%
dividend.
during current week.
transacted
being
101%
105%
104%
12
99%
6
97
89%
3
85%
65'A
24
63
55%
56
34
54%
103 7%
as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Bonds-
10
10
Date
15
Total
10
First
Second
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
99.87
102.90
99.95
100.50
100.81
>
June
June
332.53
28
114.11
58.01
125.34
40
99.83
102.86
99.88
100.30
100.72
113.30
58.21
125.33
99.30
102.91
100.02
100.20
100.73
112.70
58.20
124.48
99.73
102.55
99.96
100.15
100.60
"334.12
112.54
58.41
"124.59
99.81
102.57
99.99
100.13
100.63
_
1—
Averages
.
•
computed by dividing total prices by the following:
Stocks, 30.09.
*
'
are
12.65;
"The
124.59
Total
336.90
—.
_!
29
30
58.16
10
<
333.53
.
June
June
113.76
336.12
25—
Industrials,
5.89;
Rails,
9.26;
•"
65
for 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect to
the distribution by United Aircraft Corp.,
of one share of Chance Vought Aircraft for each three
common
shares of United Aircraft.
This changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 5.89 from
averages
100 V4
106%
150
101%
91%
Exchange
20
637/a
94%
132
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
-''.v.
•
■ ■■
■,
Utilities,
High
89%
__
32.
,
3%
sales
no
the New York Stock
on
■■
Jan. 1
Low
65
Jan-July '
*
30
30
Range Since
Sold
*150
__June-Dec
1978
104
May
3%
2
S9%
Quar-Feb
1970
A
104 %
High
39%
.
4
-Stocks-
July
Bonds
the
■'■i
Apr
11
ltt Jan
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Last
74
__
3%
flat.
Feb
Apr
8,600
listed
17% May
13% Jan
Jan
|
~1H
1%
traded
are
107% Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
32%
I
46%
*363/4
Stock and Bond
Below
li Jan
102% Feb
200
39'/2
being
11% July
Jan
100
56
§ Reported
in receivership.
"\
'
;
,
' ,
j
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
Apr
100
17
393A
44%
4
Ex-liqui^ating
Bonds
Pen
13%
10%
17
S«
!
Steel
7%
Jan
Jun
106% 106%
BONDS
Edison
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
preference
Bethlehem
8%
6
1/2
2%
50
5% Mar
13,200
8
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Boston
Jan
49%
45'A
46%
3% Mar
10%
2
common
21'A
Apr
Feb
100
ft
2%
1
Inc
May
4%
900
11%
6'A
pfd_____100
Machine
W'oodall
(P
5
25
Newspaper
Woolworth
200
8% Mar
104%
36%
—
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z
26%
Feb
100
—
a
Jan
21%
9%
1
value,
par
A
17%
*40'A
June-Dec
5'As 1921
*No
*65
Jan-July
fFriday's bid and asked prices;
200
85
j.
*66
Mar-Sept
1919
Jun
7
%
6'As
28
20
12
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood
10%
Government
Apr
3%
»
Inc
Janeiro, stmpd
Jan
700
~4%
1
Products
de
A
Jan
4,000
High
85
*99% 102
1
19
8%
Low
5
__
June-Dec
___Jara-July
1997——___—_Jan-July
(Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-July
Jan
Mar
24%
21%
5
5
Willson
3s
35%
251/4
85
*66
2%s series E 1997..
fund
11%
28
8
211/2
l
;
f
s
Apr
l
;
Corp
Extl
Sinking
Apr
Jun
Jan. 1
No.
*
8%
Jan
Range Since
Sold
"igh
85
—June-Dec
—
32%
23%
24'/2
25
Co
Oil
(Republic of)
100
27
1
,
1947—
325
34
16
_5
Stores
convertible
1927)
3,400
10
White's
Peru
-
4% July
85
May-Nov
April-Oct
9%
33%
9%
;
1947
£
175
*
20
Mfg
1927)
Jan
Jun
3%
1
i
Westmoreland
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
Oct
ARussian
Jun
i
Westmoreland Coal
Inc
of
Rio
31/4
3%
100
com
(issue
A7s
Jan
Jun
June-Dec
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2'As 2008
Apr
Jan
150%
1st pfd__100
Stationery
May
*1%
%
280
1.25
pfd
of
16% May
100
96,200
1951—
stamped
(issue
1657/a
14%
1
1%
150% 153%
1 %
*
Western Maryland Ry 7%
&
A7s
Jan
„
Bid & Asked
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Jan
*
Tablet
May
25%
Ltd
Western
Jan
1% May
19
1%
40o
Leaseholds
110
Jan
Jan
27 %
preference.
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
May
li
121/4
1
common
Corp
series
105
20
7s
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Jan
,__1
Webb & Knapp Inc____
$6
7%
650
18
Baking Co warrants-.
Wasatch
3% Mar
Jun
2,600
1%
16
18
Jan
514
400
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
2%
*
Interest
American Stock Exchange
AMedellin
Co
%
Sales
w
Waco
JULY
for Week
STOCKS
5.92 and
that
the
for
65 stocks
to 30.09
from
30.16.
»
V-
.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
series A
4s
Fuel
&
Elmira
Water
E'rcole
Marrelli
Lt
3%s
RR
&
Elec
Nov
ex
Finland
1
56
*98% 100
Jan-July
1956
5s
1940
1947
103"% 103%
—
Mar-Sept
AGesfuerel
Mountain
1953
Power
3%s
Guantanamo & Western
RR
1963
4s
_June-Dec
1970
A7s
with
A7s
ex
A Italian
Nov
Nov
1940
1
May -Nov
1947
1
Tietz
7%s
—
141%
110
93
1941
__
Afay-Nov
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 3'As 1961
89%
*141
90%
*103
—
3
94%
81%
145
143
89%
6%s
mortgage
1953
Ohio
Power
1st
1st
3'As
mortgage
mortgage
3s
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1968
1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
3'As
*150
Jan-July
6'As due 1953 extended to 1963
'
1970
Jan-July
*90
__
103%
■
——
'
~
156
85%
103% 103%
11
*100% 101%
*103% 104%
103
91%
with
A6%s
ex
APrussian
Public
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
l
Electric
1954...
6s
& Gas
6%
1998_Jan-July
Reading Tube Corp.
ARuhr
Gas
ARuhr
Housing
6%s
Corp
1971
6s
A
1953
6%s
Corp
Jan-July
April-Oct
102%
Trade,
Power Corp 3s 1981—Mav-lVou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-Jui|/
California
Edison
3s
3%s series A 1973
1st and ref M
3s
2%s series C
series
1965
Mar-Sept
———Jan-July
1973
Feb-Aug
B
1976—
series E
Southern
Gas
Counties
3'As
Gas
Feb-Aug
1970
(Calif)
(A G)
& Bros
Starrett Corp Inc
Stinnes
*83
85
83
—
—
stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Cowith Aug
1
with
A7s
ex
_
_
and
Service
222.7
244.5*
237.5
+ 2.9
244.5
193.2
287.9
—0.1
292.9
227.9
+ 0.3
228.6
198.5
134.0
+ 0:.7
135.3
124.6
231.5"
228.5
+ 1.3
231.5
209.5
265.9
—1.7
273.7
233.1
Dec
Dec
1940
1
136%
91
21
66%
91
34
102% 102%
15
99%
102%
10
98
Stocks
Ro.ilroad
99%
$101
101
103%
97
101
14
*99% 101
103%
107%
101%
103
104% 105%
J104% 106
100%
102%
104
97%
100%
102
89
90
89
96
81%
Week Ended
July 2, 1954
Mon. June 28
—
Tues. June 29
Shares
102
Bonds
Bonds
1,887,140
$4,261,000
1
1947
2,584,583
4,722,000
3,703,000
3,297,000
5,022,800
394.000
1,857,780
395,000
Fri.
—___.
July 1
1,984,058
3,266,000
$19,249,000
95
3,695,000
$3,000
$21,258,800
3,647,000
381,000
10,266.781
July 2
Total
4,097,000
$3,000
$2,006,800
Jan. 1
Week Ended July 2
Stocks—No. of shares
242,648,439
4,385,745
10,266,781
to
July 2
1953
1954
1953
1954
174%
Sales
$4,797,000
300,800
1,953,220
Thurs.
195,744,398
Bonds
80
U.
S.
$35,000
$5,500
Government
$3,000
$12,000
608,000
525,000
2,006,800
International
1,564,600
70,229,600
52,262,840
19,249,000
11,522,000
404,679,600
378,763,500
$475,522,700
$431,586,340
Bank
*93
*25
1956——
coupon
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$536,000
Wed. June 30
103%
152%
*95
June-Dec
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
96
174% 174%
Number of
96
*94
102%
*95
1956
United States
Int'l
102%
101
+98
105
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99
89
102% 1023/4
101
«...
1953
coupon
249.7
high.
135
*95
— ~
102%
Feb-Aug
1953
1940 coupon
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
130%
120
—
April-Oct
2nd
AO %s
267.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
85
*132% 137
*122%
May-Wow
April-Oct
1989——
+ 1.2
Industries—
(Hugo)
A7-4s
5s
__
Finance
155
,
Feb-Aug
5s coll trust 1966
193.9
263.8
228.6*
Goods
226.5
156
153
1971—Jan-July
1970
Low
+ 1.0
135
148%
155
April-Oct
3s
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s
Spalding
116
156
Feb-Aug
i
1978
1954-
High
Change
224.2
287.5
_
—
"New
155
Feb-Aug
3%s series D 1976
3%%
Southern California
100):
93%
154
Safe Harbor Water
Southern
=
June 18, '54
134.9
Non-Durable
Transportation
156
May-Nov
1958
preceding week and with highs and lows for
(1939
267.0"
______
Mining
122% 122%
Feb-Aug
Co
16
226.5"
_
_
Utility
155
Service Electric
Registered
2
44.40 Sep
261.3
_
Manufacturing
/Durable Goods
*25
1960
49.80 Feb
Percent
Composite
99%
*90
April-Oct
1960
coupon
coupon
High
Low
55.28
June 25, '54
102%
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
55.18
try groups compared with the
the current year are as follows
103%
101%
104
4
Range for 1053
SEG Index of Stock Prices
105%
99
2
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended June 25, 1954, for composite and by major indus¬
63%
*|102
1___
2—
104%
150
157 ■"x92
55.15
92
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
July
July
122
102
104'A
June 30
—
Low
55.28 July
47.32 Jan
High
142%
128%
90%
Fr^.
50
135
90%
April-Oct
May-Nov
30
*131% 133%
__
54.87
Thurs.
103'%
*25
89%
liq tr ctfs
Jan-July
7s
41%
*105
—
Mar-Nou
Trust 6%%
1946
AMansfield Min & Smelt
98%
48
122
*93
1952
1952
coupon
103
*45'A
*150
Range for 1054
54.88
29
Wed.
91%
110
28—
June
96%
87
122
103
103
coupon
Power Realization
ALeonard
89%
89%
___June-Dec
.
93%
122
Jan-July
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
A Hamburg Elev &
Underground
& St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
97
June
Tues.
*96%
June-Dec
Closing
Mon.
*25
—-
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
1953
coupon
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Mar-Sept
5%s conv debs 1961——Jan-July
debs
6s
67%
*90
May-Noo
May-Nou
1953
coupon
Residential
Flying Tiger Line
Green
May-Nov
May
1965
Mtg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1
,A6'As
1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Gas
Railroad
and
Industrial
United Industrial
Corp—
A6%s's f debentures 1941
A 6s
mtge
Wasatch
Washington
West
Water
Power
Penn .Traction
Western Newspaper
5s
*115%
*118%
-—May-Nov
f gold 1945
s
Corp deb 6s ser A
June-Dec
Jan-July
1963
3'As
96%
103%
$21;258,800
$13,098,600
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
105%
107
*100% 101%
Feb-Aug
Total
132%
93
,*109
June-Dec
133%
105
93%
*105'A 106%
June-Dec
1964
1960
Union 6s 1959
112
__
__
93 '/a
110
99%
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Week's
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan
ABaden
A6s
A 6s
Bk
series
AGerman
f
ALima
Cons
6s
(Peru
M^ranhao stamped
1952
1947
6%s
6'As
Jan-July
~Feb-Aug
June-Dec
7s
1939
May-Wow
1949
Feb-Aug
stamped
(Plan
A)
i
6'As
1947
Ger
(Prov)
City
7s
Low
High
2%s
120
84
1958
Mar-Sept
2008___May-Wow
95
88
75
1
75
19%
3
17%
21
107%
11
94%
90%
3
108
*41
$9,000
$14,000
$77,000
529,730
25,000
27,000
9,000
61,000
19,000
35,000
54,000
469,215
13,000
66,000
3~666
82,000
521,712
67,000
43,000
15,000
125,000
$194,000
$164,000
$41,000
July 2—
Total.
2,460,227
Week Ended July 2
135
*57%
$54,000
415,670
117
19%
90%
Bonds
Bonds
Wed. June 30
115
75
137
Total
Corporate
523,900
Mon. June 28
Tues. June 29—
142
84
*85
106
Bonds
Fri.
—
*84
75
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Thurs. July 1
—
*120% 129
Feb-Aug
Munic
No.
Jan. 1
Banks—
April-Oct
Waterways
(City)
*93%
June-Dec
Prov
1951
&
secured
AHanover
AHanover
1951
State &
1952
A
Port
7s
*93%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
1948
German
series B
ADanzig
AS
of
High
Sold
Range Since
July 2,1954
—
1947
(Germany)
ACauca Valley 7s
Central
(Col)
Bonds
Domestic
of
Week Ended
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Range
137
2
108%
—
49
102
.
41
of
shares—
123
Domestic
Foreign government
125
1953
Jan. 1
1954
.$399,000'
to
July 2
1953
2,460,227'
1,505,330
64,142,596
56,517,249
$194,000
$251,000
$5,722,000
$6,691,000
164,000
452,000
6,394,000
10,707,000
41,000
64,000
2,642,000
3,065,000
$399,000
$767,000
$14,758,000
$20,463,000
Bonds
145
83%
130
51
__
1954
Stocks—No.
~
Foreign corporate
56%
'
41
Total
35
36
(84)
The
RANGE FOR WEEK
Boston Stock
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American
Tel
American
Woolen
&
Tel
167%
166
3,608
155%
Jan
170%
15%
Jan
22%
Jun
1
68%
Jun
94%
Feb
37%
38%
452
29%
Jan
38%
129% 132'A
311
121%
Jun
132%
Jan
54%
Jun
5
May
Personal
&
Calumet
__
-25
53%
53%
Prop Trust
Providence
&
—
*
RR
18
42
31%
20
105
105
50
*
5
95%
99
222
79
38%
40
266
22%
Jan
10
preferred class B
series A
35
8"%
7%
Electric
438
8%
Kennecott
5
Co
50c
—•
—
Chemical
—
10
—
100
Corp
I
—
5
Mullins Manufacturing Corp
1
Cos
England Electric System
N Y New Haven &
Shawmut
82%
809
Drill
..Rubber
Co
Unitfed Shoe Machinery common
System Inc
—
•
12.50
—
73
»-
84 %
Jan
19%
Jan
11%
7c
42
Jan
1%
115
905
Transit
Jan
75c
14%
13c
1998
American Laundry
Baldwin
_
_
Machine
.—
—
225
York
Detroit
Stock
Stock
1%
32
Feb
6
160
6
Jun
7 '
common
18%
Apr
100
21%
Jan
24%
1,145
23 %
July
Electric
Altes
Mar
12%
85
52%.
5,170
Brewing
20% May
25% May
28% Jan
Preferred
___
8.50
11% May
13%
43% Jun
Jan
44%
1,934
36%
Jan
203
29%
Jan
35%
Jun
60
Consolidated
44
Mar
50%
Apr
12
Consumers
325
11% May
13
50
1,175
100
_
Cincinnati
Milling Machine
75%
Jan
Chrysler
Mar
Cincinnati
Jun
Telephone
Cin
U
Stk
*
Sales
Range
Shares
Yd__
High
Low
50
21
2
21%
17%
Jan
23%
Steel
Eagle PIcher
Formica
50
47%
Jan
75
69%
Jan
77
Gamble
S
Printing
.
_
Amer
Telegraph
100
RR
166%
Co
Jan
15
14%
45
166
167%
207
11 % May
14%
"..2,341
25%
817
44%
581
6'/a
48%
Apr
155%
Mar
Motor
32
__ip.
2^
:
32%
1%
200
2%
100
8%
8"%
192
8%
3%
Jan
170
70
23%
23%
50
69%
—
70%
102
Peninsular
Pfeiffer
Jun
14% Apr
19
50%
May
Jan
d
10
Jun
24%
Jun
Jan
36%
Feb
252
56
J an
Elec
5
Kodak
14%
Co
350
78%
Jan
33%
25
27%
Jan
14%
14%
198
12%
Jan
Jan
66
Jun
10
27%
20
37%
41%
41
Apr
41%
188
40
Jun
139%
130
41 %
113
106
Jan
143%
90
47
Jan
62
62
45%
106
39%
Jan
45%
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Greyhound
3
Corp
International Harvester
Kennecott
Copper
48%
45%
4V2
5,244
59 Va
Jan
7%
7%
7%
985
6%. Mar
76% July
7% Jun
1%
108
1%
Jan
1%
257
1%
Jun
7%
__
14%
.
48%
Jun
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
•
——
_*
Co
Inc
25
—
76%
556
11%
11%
128
11%
Jun
76% July
14% Feb
32%
32%
56
i$28%
Jan
82%
32%
155
56%
58%
190
14%
46
21%
21%
25
21%
Jun
21%
Jun
22%
--
38% May
59 % Jan
22%
50
22%
Jun
22%
Jun
58%
Jan
*
Co
(Glen L)
lo
Co
--
1
Cash
Lead
•
5
Central
♦
80
80
80
32
51%
49%
51%
75
21%
21,
21%
1
'
Pennsylvania RR
5q
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Corp
Republic Steel
(R J)
•
•
Tobacco Co
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see
page 45.
lo
Rickel
(Fred
(H
15
7°
180%
Jun
56% July
13% Feb
82%
Jun
59%
Jun
15% May
47%
Jun
80% May
51% July
19%
Jan
25%
15%
16
60
15% Mar
30%
18
29%
30%
70
22%
Jan
58%
58%
58%
45
30% July
47"%
Jan
60
33%
Jun
33%
35%
298
37%
Jun
33% July
Feb
15
v
1%
1%
33%
33%
7
1%
14'A
100
1%
14%
7%
24 Vi
Jan
900
34
f
Feb
129
l'/a
830
31
16
Jun
4%
900
4
400
2
Jun
1% May
34
Jan
2
May;
8% May:
26 *
Apr
4%
Jun:
15% May
Jan
1,150
♦
Feb ;
7%
Jan
Feb
2%
■
Mar
885
2
Mar
2%
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Wayne
Jan
Feb
5
2%
Jan
Screw
24
Apr
Jan
23 %
Jun
3%
Apr
4*/8
Jun
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Jun
3%
1,880
3JA
Jun
4%
Jun
31%
7%
f;i;.
1
Corp
100
&
Dye (Un)
Broadcasting Para
f
American Motors Corp
Potash & Chemical
American
(Unl _1\
Smelting & Refining
American
Tel
*!''
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Viscose
Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
19%
19%
20%
615
19
Jun
22 Vb
4%
4%
4%
400
15%
15
15%
18y2
18Vb
ISV2
12
12%
1,064
1% Mar
Jan
May
Jun
4% May
13%
Jan
15% Mar
750
15%
Jan
18 % July
300
13 % Mar
4J/2
4%
376
11% May
4'A Jun
iy2
l'/2
Jan
7% Mar
1%
2%
Jan
5% May
iy2
1,100
1% Mar
.
5% Mar
1%
Jan
Friday
Last
Week's
for Week
Shares
Low
a20%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
Low
High
a20%
a21
116
70c
6IV2C
70c
3,210
94%
94%
200
78% Mar
94
%
Jun
58
57%
58
1,004
47% Mar
58%
Jun
13%
13%
515
13%
Jun
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19%
Jun
43c
Jan
21% Mar
72 %c
11% May
Feb
al6 al6%
30
15%
Apr
16% Mar
a46% a47%
30
37
Jan
90
43% Mar
43% May
48 Va Apr
a44 % a45 %
11%
all%
(Un)
100
—
al66
145
12
May
14
a50
150
35
Mar
43%
Apr
18%
332
13%
Jan
18%
36
Apr
36
276
28%
Feb
37
al66al67%
9%
Feb
11% July
May
May
169% May
50
1,173
156%
Jan
56%
795
55%
Jun
65
37
25;!;
37
225
37
Jan
38 %
670
31% May
30% Jan
39
Jun
130
-46% Jun
37%
10-/
10
100
55%
23
(Un)
11%
ail% ali%
a49%
(Un)._*V
(Un)
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co
Anderson-Prichax-d Gil (Un)
Armco Steel (Un)
6
37 Va
15%
9
(Un)
Co
1,590
r
18%
Tobacco
American
Tel
SS
7%
Jun
300
class
American
&
Apr
30%
562
10;
(Un)
Radiator
Feb
11%
1%
12 y2
American
3%
775
9%
1
Thee
2,500
1%
—$
Mfg (Un)
American Airlines Inc (Un)
American Can Co
(Un)
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
American &
Foreign Power
830
5%
12
Angeles Stock Exchange
Corp
&
Feb
18%
9%
__
Pa*
Amer
22%
688
31
Sale Price
Chemical
225
1,022
4%
7'A
If
STOCKS
Allied
23
3%
—T
—
Jun
3%
3%
__
common
May
20
23%
5 Va
10
Jan
3*
94c
Jun
4ye
11%
_i
Jun
May
23
22%
5%
5;
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Los
Aeco
20
22'/2
„
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Dillon
Admiral
2%
94c
100
11%
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Paper—
Spring
Corporation
870
100
20
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Co
Manufacturing
Vinco
2"%
94
20
—
5
American
Feb
113
15
1
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River Raisin
Rudy
Products
Allis-Chalmers
Jun
7%
14%
—31
-
Metal
-
4j/2 Mar
I
Car
Jun
554
81%
76%
72%
14%
5
Apr
Jan
233
8%
Jun
61
Jun
3%
Jun
—
Jun
45
Jan
25%
Jan
3% May
25%
Jun
139%
4'A
Jan
2%
3Va
;!
Jun
41%
Feb
23 Va
1,204
8%
10
14% May
29% Jun
28%
3%
100
94
106% May
35% Jun
41%
Stores
(new)
98%
28%
10
Department
95%
41%
—
7
5
66
33%
96%
63%
Jan!
3%
25%
Corp
27%
33%
Feb
.10%
May
,
76%
2%
Manufacturing
23% Mar
86
3
2,700
-
" 4% ^ '
8%
II.
common
Sheller
10
35
Jun
.2
3%
__
15y.
Metal
Udylite
26
34%
,32%
l5/a Mar
4%
Scotten
26
.
Jun"
2% May
8j/2 J(jn
.
2
May
34%
.
Prophet
Jun
71
28%. Jan
'
100
3%
,25%
Brewing
Rockwell
8% May
Jun*
-6% Mar:
"14
72%
Products
Motor
Jan
46%
4^A
-
Feb
1%
it.
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Davis
Jan
26
65
Parke
Jun
25
25
Packard
>
65%
Jan
25%
11
Corporation
38"%
Jun
10
55
30%
3%
25%
__
65% July,.
-Jan
8%
7,138
1%
2%
jt
Wheel
Jan
11%
72
6
t
Jan'
25% May:
,Jan
1,020
„
Feb
39
947
14
__
;
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—
Clemens
July
125
9%
417
6'A
13%
__
56%
J23% Mar
:
Screw
Murray
Mt
Jun
44
12%
General Motors
Reynolds
50
11%
5
-National
290
12%
10
General Electric
13%
15
Pont
National
65%
44%
2%
13% Apr
20% May
1%
Michigan Sugar common
Micromatic Home
Apr
34
*
Ohio
(P)
63%
.25
2y8 Jan
Jun;-'
.
Jun
50
216
Gas
York
12%
48% Mar
46
100
Dayton Power & Light
Dow Chemical
New
75
33
45%
•
Martin
14%
Jan
"
Jun
Jan!
39Vb
Feb
15%
Lansing Stamping
Jun
49%
11%
730
Zthi:
Chemical—
Drug
Masco
Jan
49
46
Columbia
Lorillard
July
56
*
Loew's
23
38%
City Products
Federated
87%
Jan
55
1
Pacific
Eastman
Feb-
20
38
13
Cities Service
du
46%
68
25
55
10
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
S
352
300
631
Jan
8
36?A Jan~
2 %
4%
Feb
694
-353
12%
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Kresge Co <S S)
Kysor Heater
Jan
59
38
Bethlehem Steel
&
38
47% May
41% Jun
25
t
Col
22%
35% Mar
420
50
Mining
Canadian
Apr
Jan
15
6% Mar
76%
;
Electric Motors
Kinsel
17
11% May
20
—
Steel
O
15
18%
400
45
13%
10
Ashland Oil
&
Jan
14%
1
Cyanamid
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
B
13
53
87%
50
Howell
15%. Jan
215
19%
common
&
3% May;
12%
,
common
King Seeley
Jan
2%
Jan
^
254
1
*
4% Mar
3
.100
Jun
1,231
39%
1
High
27/a
12%
—
Oil
.-
7% "
3%;
Brewing,
Paige
3%
39%
5—
Preferred
Airlines
Anaconda
May
44%
23
Jan-'
Jan
?
Range Since Jan.
325
16%
__
'■?:
l/b;
Manufacturing
Houdaille-Hershey common
Mar
37
84%
63
Low
3
15
Brewing
Hosklns
Stocks—
American Telephone &
American Tobacco Co
Armco
<
4%
43%
23
Mar
20
v
ll^;,
Manufacturing
Lakes
Shares
High
7%
—
1.&
;
Industries
Higbie Mfg
Jun
86%
.
American
U
23
•
pref
21%
Feb
51
44%
•
Unlisted
103
37
37
•
B
14%
21%
*
Rapid
14%
4
Apr
July
Apr
103% Mar
725
•
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Jan
972
•
45'A
Sales
*
14%
7%
l y?
—:
±1
Corp
Motors
Goebel
23%
4%
Co
class
96%
•46
76%
_
&
75
21%
Jan
Feb
65
Gibson Art
Randall
32%
20%
4%
Kroger
Procter
157
594
75%
10
Jan
.40.%>;Apf-
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16%
__
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Wood
Great
•
20-V3/ 32%
General
Jun
65
14%
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Jun I
2-5525
3%
__
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Cleveland Navigation
Gemmer
Apr
30
Jan
59
Gar
High
May
65
___
-;
Jun'
35%
Exchange
3
v
Edison
Prankenmuth
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
Bros
&
Federal
for Week
of Prices
76
4%
85%
49% May:
75%- Jun
Exchange
Range
_25 '<'"4:65%
Paper.25%
Economy Baler
50
—12%
Feb
Stock
of Prices
__
*
5
Power
Detroit
Detroit
10
Cincinnati Transit
-225.:
$11,-800 ?!-154"
Week's
»
Corp
Davidson
Exchange
28%
99%
-
50
55%
WOodward
•
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Gray Iron
Detroit-Michigan Stove
22%
99% 100%
,
American
1
Corp
48%
46
55%
Last
ll
Company
Burroughs
-35%
42%
75%
43 ;
Sale Price
12
Brown-McLaren Mfg '
48%
21%
"72%
70%
29% Jan
30.*.;
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DETROIT
1
;
Big Bear Markets
Briggs Manufacturing
53% Apr
45% Jun
46
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"Midwest' Stock
1
American Metal Products
Baldwin Rubber
Budd
12%
47%
22%
«
_
common-
153 1
35%
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Friday
Par
Allen
Graham
Cincinnati Gas Electric
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|
•
210
20
20
85%
35%
Exchange Ji
Jun
Feb
1
28%
--
10
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Exchange
STOCKS
Jun
18%
22%
/
V:
42% May
21% Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
31% Mar
Apr
20
_
Carey
Champion Paper
14% May
Telephone:
Jun
23% Apr
15% Mar
22%
65
Ford Building f.
r
Feb
125%
92c
Low
20
19%
—__1/
Detroit
Par
32% Mar
19%'
Jun
Jun
394
Week's
97
Mar
/■;-
15% Mar
200
Last
34% Mayt
90% Jun
355
Apr
17
.28% Mar
Apr
19%
Friday
Jan
87%
38%
44%
•
22% Mar
25
Sale Price
Jan
71%
'
85%
37%
12 %
4%s
New
Detroit
STOCKS
28%
47
Jan
Jun
1
Cincinnati Stock
42%
33
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18%
13
—
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50
461
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70
15
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48
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27
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Feb
46
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55
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Mar
35
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26% Jan
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54%
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Jun
49
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Jun
—
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Jun
46
Roebuck
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Jan
19%
100
.
Boston
Cities
18%
68%
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preferred (when issued) _J—100
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.
19%
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Low
11% Apr
68%
50
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Jun
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350
10
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220
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317
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80
9%
Oil Co Inc
Socony-Vacuum
42c
163
2%
Corp
32%
100
2%
Oil
Sinclair
180
a24
a25y8 a25 %
Inc
Signal Oil & Gas class A
463
a37% a40y4
a23V2
Servomechanisms
600
700
—
Jun
Jan
90c
50
1
•
2.50
Jun
51%
59%
87V2c
—
May
66% May
90c
8%
47
May
Feb
—10c
—
Jun
57%
385
—
44%
131
3,319
21,000
—
Jan
48
8c
*
38
38% May,
6c
a40
(Un)
Land
County
75
a47 a48%
7'/a
34%
33%
1
1
Axle
&
Paper
Regis
Standard
a 19% a 19%
—10
Corp
Kennecott Copper
Kropp
33
8c
Chemical com_—1
preferred
Kaiser
23% May
Jan
a47y4
*
33y3c
(Un)
Tel
Jones <fe Laughlin
Kaiser
(Un)
Jun
7
Jan
al9%
__
Jan
24%
*
32%
5%
20
1 00
0
41% Mar
41% Mar
55
a52% a54%
•
(Un)
Corp
Harvester
20 % May
33
—
—
1.50 Mar
Jan
87
—
257/8
Jan
13%
30
27
27
a31% a32%
22
134
75c
a6y2
25c
Imperial Development
Intercoast
.
Jun
155
1,789
Apr
6%
Inc
Central
Illinois
Feb
1
1
Holly Development
Hunt
25
1
A
—.
27
—*
t
i
Preferred
Hilton
:
__
58V2
11%
—1
(Un)—
(Un)
—
.
—3
(Un)
Ohio
&
Corp
Hancock
18%
Apr
34y8
Co——.
Rubber com„—.__*
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)_.
*
Great Northern RR pfd
(Un)—'
*
Gulf
Apr
%
2.25
34Vs
Co
Tire
Gulf
16%
21%
32%
Goodrich
F)
—
(Un)——_—5
of Calif common
Grumman
25
a22% a22%
a30% a30%
a51 %
a52
45 V2
48
a71% a72%
72% 76%
17
17
32% 32%
—
76%
5
common
G'ood Humor Co
New
Jun
a45y8 a45%
__
(Un)—____—_—20
McBean
(Un)
(B
11%
a46 a47%
a72%
•
Co
Goodyear
Jun
' a6%
__
preferred——*
1st
Telephone
Gladding,
(Un)—.___—5
new
General Public Utilities
Gladden
9%
150
—3
Com
Co
Motors
General
110
10,900
j.
Mar
56'A Jan
Corp
Seaboard
10% July
%
1
2
Electric
General
9% May
1.25
(Uni
Inc
Co
Foods
General
160
18%
(Un)—10
Dynamics
General
22
10%
%
—
Jun
32
Jan
35%
a35 a35 %
32%
-2%
Scher.ley
Jun
1.15
—
39%
35%
1
Sapphire
Jun
22
18%
—
10
44
28% Jan
90
1,529
44
28%
Gas
&
Louis San
San
Jun
41%
Jan
1.20
1
Corp
General
58%
Jan
20
18%
& Chemical
Machinery
General
Jan
35%
100
1
(Un)__—T_—*
Line
Food
Garrett
47 %
144
1
class
Stores
Power
Flying
369
100
•—_——25c
Co
Fltzsimmons
Florida
„
.
Jan
11%
11%
al6% al6%
__
*
(Uni
Corp
Oil
Exeter
5
(Un)
Phono
(Un)
22%
22
10%
—
10%
4
&
Co
a40%
:—5
(Un)
Share
&
a60
3
Jan
100
9%
31%
Safeway Stores Incorporated
St
7% Mar
65
a25J/4 a26y8
a59% a 62%
a40V4 a41%
—
—10
(Un)
Gas
Products
Emerson
Eureka
1
Kodak Co
Natural
Paso
(Un)
Inc
8
*
Mar
64
36
(Un)—
Co
Sears Roebuck &
Lines
Air
Feb
3%
Tob (Un) class B—10
Manufacturing Co
1
Rheem
Jun
28% 287/s
' a 10% a!0%
al30al43V4
duPont
62%
Apr
a28% a28%
(R J)
Jun
10
5
Eastern
55
Jun
3%
Apr
240
1
America
of
Oil
Reynolds
Jun
—
3%
436
Rexall Drug Inc
Jun
10c
3
10,240
3%
8
•
29 Va
class A
3%
:
Feb
29
f
Jun
60%
Jan
a35
Spring
70%
(Allen B)
24
Jan
17
35%
Oil
26% Mar
DuMont
Jan
o-t y4
65
9%
Richfield
59 % May
—
20%
160
43 %
Apr
140
—50c
200
a30% a30%
27%
972
of Calif
Jun
24
1
a30
__
>
Mar
a54 a55%
Rice Ranch Oil Co
a78
5%
Oil Co
6
.
a27% a28 %
23%
a27%
Apr
a29%
Industries
Feb
Jan
35
Jan
10%
a72%
5%
Dresser
2.60 Apr
3
33%
May
28c
May
a33 % a34%
Pictures (Un)
Steel
(Un)
Reserve
71% May
47% Jun
a30
Dow Chemical
15c
a59 % a60%
(Un)___
Mfg
Republic
9 % Mar
262
47%
Corp
Republic
—
a75y4
5%
Douglas
1,000
7% Mar
3
26
a60
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
17% May
66
Theatres
Raytheon
Apr
a__
Pictures
Radio
May
47%
a637/8 a63%
__
.
Jan
15c
•
a34%
(Un)
RKO
Jan
*
—'—1
—
Jan
19%
15c
-
3
(Un)
Co
RKO
40 % May
10c
Oil
Pure
a__
—
15% Mar
10
(Un)
Co
Feb
1%
250
620
2%
21%
—•
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Corporation
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman Incorporated (Un)_
2,124
207
Dodge
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum
5%
al6% al6y2
Co
Jun
102
a46% a47%
5%
(Un)
Co
(Chas)
Philco
65% July
Feb
80
50c
&
6%
3,875
7%
2%
3
•
50
33%c
33%c
12.50
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Jan
:
Inc
Records
Deere
31% May
1
(Un)
1
Douglas Aircraft Co new_
Decca
Jan
33%
Rockwell
:
25%
1
19 »/4
a27V2 a27%
____1
___1
125
15c
•
i
(Un)
(Un)
Pictures
34
10
i,
Car
Motor
American
55
___5
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)
Class A (Un)_
Pan
Paramount
100
__
,_5
Jun
a__
290
1
(Un)
Packard
Jan
17%
Jan
35
2
com
21%
Apr
12%
a__
al6%
_2o
Jun
'
lft
5 V4
50c
Jan
30
4
lft
*>
—
& Steel
(Un)
Co
Zellerbach
Crown
NY (Un)
20 Va
Jan
6%
*
Pacific Western Oil
a47%
1
(Un)-—.
Copper
Pacific
Jun
25
Min
Savage
Consolidated
Continental Can Co
Apr
53%
•
(Un)
Edison
Consol
Feb
May
21
21%
1
17
*
(Un)
17%
17
285
a31% a31 %
a31%
25
common
Feb
•
Iron
&
40% July
Apr
320
25
common
preferred
Jan
1
Inc (Un)_.
Fuel
6 p/c
Jun
Corp
Elec
49
a96%
Jan
16
30
30
10
10
Products
&
15
*
39y4
.
32
Jun
17%
17%
10
34%
1
95
100
a23% a23%
10%
10%
•
(Un)
28
I
25
65%'
10
(Un)
MultiDller
Molybdenum
280
66%
1
(Un)
Petroleums
Pacific
July
6% Mar
'
114
__
25
Climax
Clinton
*
'
Jan
a59 % a62%
a56
__
40%
al6 al6%
(Un)
28
100
1
Co
13%
—
_1
56%
21% May
__
__25
Corp
Service
Clary
1
.
(Un)
Chicago Corp
(Un)-;
Chicago Milw & St Paul Com
Oil
Jan
>20%
21%
779
3%
a26% a27%
/
66%
40%
al6=
Co
Jan
a54%
1
;_i
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co
Oil
17%
•
.*
Jun
a
Jun
11
10%
1
Aircraft—
Vought
Chrysler
^
Products
Jan
r.
66%
1
3},rr
%_
'
23
a—
•
(Un)
RR
a55y8 a55y2
al4% al4%
10 ! a553/4
20
20
7%
Aircraft
28
__
Apr
43% May
.38% Feb
255
40%
July
a__
'21
21
2%
(Un)
Co
Pacific
Northern
16%
__
—10
—12V2
(Un)
American
North
Northrop
100
25
L
(Un)
Corp
Charter
(Un)
(Un)
Tractor
Certain-teed
Chance
Ry Co
4 Va
2.20
Jan
Jan
1
Aviation Inc
142
2
(Un)—
2%
1.35
154
t
47 y4 May
a__
a34% a34%
1
Co
26 %
5
.
Oil
Oil
a22
M
Co
Atlantic
"21
1
al3al3y4
__
10
Packing
Canadian
—
a42% a42%
50c
(Un)
a21
1
80
r
"
_1
10
Corp
Norrls
12% July
Jan
Mar
1,270
5
(Un)
Mining & Chemical
Central RR (On)
5% May
13% Apr
Jan
Jun
9,615
2.00
a 16%
a42 %
-
1
74% May
11,000
4%
1.85
al6%
*
3
Lines
Jan
12c
3%
4%
2.00
__■*
(Un)
Feb
",
California
Inc
City
(Un)
50 y8
13%
__
Utilities (Un)
67
10V4
44%
Mar
1.50
1.15 Mar
38% Mar
Jan
8
14y8
59%
__
Fuel
123
;•
25
Jan
633
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)
National
High
17% Mar
17%
192
700
1
Jan
60
__
River
Motorola
23
1.50
—5
10
5
(Un)
Montana Power Co
Feb
23
17% Mar
45%
1
Montana-Dakota
12%
Low
116
1.30
Co
Mississippi
37%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18% al8%
45%
Petroleum
Mission Development
Feb
.
70
9
Co
13
34 y2 May
50
..
Jun
11%
a64y2 a64y2
10
preferred
r
10%
43%
12%
Mfg
23
a
5
637
"12c
5
Menasco
Shares
__1
Co
Chemical
'Feb
16
al3% al3%
50c
Oil
Jun
3.50
!
v.
10
Budget Finance Plan com
,
.
Jan
July
a64%
____1
(Un)..i
Mascot
Mathieson
10.%
10%
1
<Un>—_
400
3%
;__5
=
12
15
12c
Apr
24 %
.tan
11
300
10%
44"%
(Un)
com
780
1,225
>
11
•
—
9% Jun
2.85
314
a80% a81%
10c
Corp__
Company
-
5%
19
•; 12
a69% ^</a68% £70ty8
___2
Corp
100
35
1_
'
2
Diamond
23
11
•
4% Mar
Martin
al8%
1
Co
for Week
Low
1
(Un)___
(Glenn L) Co (Un)_.
Magnovox
Merchants
35
__
-5
(Un)
Corp
-
-130
-a20% a20%
*
1
July
35% May
'
<8% May
1,171
.934
11%
20c
—
'
111
Apr
'
93/4
3
_50
Co
Instruments
Jan
n
11
10
preferred
Oil
Beckman
'
14 %
Jan
27%
23
23
1
common:
95%
281
.5
-
X
;
100
Oil Co
Bros
4%
••
Apr
'225.
111
32 %
4%
13
10% 'Feb
Jan
ill
Par
High
12
370
32l/2
...
.
■8%
265
12
111
3
'
.
RR
Petroleum
Bandlni
Bankline
Basin
Ohio
&
12
lo
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Low
t.'-'
974
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
974
974
Santa Fe (Un)__50
&
Shares
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
,,.
5
(Un)—'.
Refining
Atlantic
Avco
(Un)_
*
2
Friday
Range
Sale Price
'
-
■
•
Armour
Last
'
•
ENDED- JULY
Sales
Week's
Debs
3%s_
1972
106
July
108% Jun
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(86)
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED
JULY
2
Friday-
Midwest Stock
A
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Trice
Par
Shares
Low
f.nv
Packers
International
Range Since Jan. 1
High
International Paper
International
Abbott
Adams
Admiral
Affiliated
Gas
Castings
Equipment
Alleghany Corp
Interstate
17
15%
26
Jun
20
20
21
20%
3,000
8%
250
Apr
18% May
7% May
8%
8%
500
7% Mar
3%
100
3%
31%
350
25%
Jan
32
'58%
1,300
45%
Jan
58%
Jun
13%
13%
14
Jun
47%
48%
11% May
36% Feb
14
48%
Jun
10
—_5
45%
45
43 % Mar
48%
11%
11%
900
11 % May
18 %
18%
18%
3,200
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
100
166%
166% 167%
1,300
156%
Feb
Co
—25
Amurex Oil Dev class A common
&
Co
Oil
$1.50
&
Refining
2nd
conv
~9%
1
12%
3%
2,100
500
45%
1,700
Avco
Corp
Mfg
111
4%
Jan
Feb
169% May
65% Jan
55 % July
Kaiser
Alum
Manufacturing. Co
Brewing
Steel
(Un)_.
Salle
La
Extension
Laclede
Gas
Lamson
&
100
111
100
Leath
Co
&
1%
Jan
14%
Jan
Lion
Jan
26%
Jan
Lonergan
111
Jan
Oil
Co
10%
Jun
Medusa
53
Jun
Metropolitan
Brick
Inc
Mickelberry's
Food
5% Mar
Marquette
1% Mar
82%
*
—
Brad Foote Gear Works—
82%
52
20c
—
Budd
Jan
Miller
4%
Jan
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing
Jan
51%
1%
1%
12%
5
12%
200
12%
Jan
70% May
15
19%
75%
50
Feb
24%
Apr
85%
Jan
(Un)'
Middle
South
Jun
Apr
54 %
Feb
1%'May
2%
Jan
200
11%
100
10%
Jan
157/b
Jan
16%
Apr
13%
Feb
.
Apr
13%
Jun
3,300
11%
Jan
20
Jun
900
19%
South
Light
Central
Illinois
Public
Central
111
Secur
Chesapeake &
Chicago
$3
25%
21%
Jan
28%
Jun
27
1
Service
10
(Un)
convertible
22% July
Jan
26% May
38%
Jan '
2314
1,300
19%
Jan
3%
Jan
7
Jun
Chicago So. Shore & So. Bend RR.12.50
—
33% Mar
900
19
64
%
50
60%
Jan
64%
Jun
10%
200
10%
Jun
12 %
Feb
10%
10%
2,000
10 %
Jan
36%
Feb
27 % May
Jun
12
Mar
Feb
108
Cities
Service
Cliff's
Cleveland
4%%
Co
Iron
118%
Jan
Jun
56%
Feb
66
Jun
107
20
102
121
26
66
3,100
Clinton
Foods
Columbia
Gas
$1.32
1
Corp
Co
preferred
Motors
——
25
(new
com)_10
Corp
100
81 %
700
17%
76%
19%
76%
200
72%
Jan
79% Mar
60
76%
96
6014
300
54 %
Jan
60% May
27%
27 3/8
200
26
—
26
100
14%
•
25
common
of Amer
96
5
(Uni
Edison
convertible
Continental
•
________
System
Commonwealth
Container
Co
Inc
Co Inc
Coleman
Ilium
63%
19%
100
—
Electric
96
i
common
preferred
Cleveland
Crane
10
65%
14%
14%
40
39%
40
3,600
10,700
24%
24%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jun
20%
Jun
29
Jan
28
12%
Jan
14%
37
Jan
Mar
41%
•
Jun
Jun
39%
39%
39%
300
37%
Jan
41%
Jun
55
55
55
200
48%
Jun
55
Jun
1
8%
8%
200
7%
32%
32%
32%
600
29%
Jan
35%
1
(Un)
9%
9%
9%
1,600
7%
Jan
10% Mar
'•
■
&
Detroit
Dow
Company
&
Dodge
Motorola
Chemical
Du Pont
Muter
Eastern
(E I) de Nemours
Air
Fastman
Eddy
Lines
Kodak
Paper
Electric
National
Co
(Un)
National
Tile
York
New
Radio
&
&
&
Mfg
Phono
Drive
Gamble-Skogmo
American
General
Box
North
American
Oak
Jan
Edison
Oil
2b%
Co
Co
9% Mar
Apr
Pan
Pen
Class B
64%
67%
2,200
40
4074
200
25%
2574
50
574
5 74
100
19%
200
—
19
22
Jun
Jan
Apr
30
56%
Jan
67% July
31
Jan
41
Jun
25 %
Feb
27
Jan
4%
Jun
6%
17% Mar
20
Jan
Jun
1774
17%
17%
300
16% May
20%
Jan
5174
50
5174
500
38%
Feb
51 %
July
32
31%
32
250
28%
Jan
34
10
Pennsylvania
Peoples
Pfizer
Co
2174
1,000
33%
32%
33%
1974
Jun
4
4
100
3% Mar
474 May
18%
Jan
26
600
20
Jan
35
Jun
Apr
Feb
5474
19%
1974
300
17%
Jan
19%
24%
24 74
200
20
Jan
27% May
53 %
55%
700
63% Mar
53% July
15
14%
15
3.300
13%
Jan
15.74 Mar
47
48
1,500
40%
Jan
49
1
1874
18%
19%
700
16%
Jan
20% May
12
4274
4274
43
500
38%
Jan
43% May
62%
61%
62 74
400
54"%
Jan
67% May
30
29%
30
800
27
Jan
30
_
_
—10
(Chas)
Phelps
1774
2
17 y4
1774
17%
17%
_
..
♦
900
104%
Jan
25%
200
22%
Jan
61%
1,600
46"%
Jan
30
127 %
Jan
50
34 %
Jan
Pulman
Apr
Pure
Co
155
155
3,000
9%
Jan
12
200
13%
Jan
20% Mar
500
13% Mar
20% Mar
15% May
19
200
10% May
12%
400
15
18%
50
v
100
135%
1574
4,100
13 %
155
July
Jun
Apr
155
Jan
Jun
Jun
Mar
Jun
Feb
July
16% Mar
1574
15
1
(Un)_
31%
30%
32 74
1,800
Jun
37%
Feb
12.50
—
4074
3974
40%
400
31%
Jan
40%
Jun
34
34%
400
28
Feb
34 74 May
«
Co
60
60
3774
38
54
54%
200
55%
5574
200
30
30
100
29%
30%
2,400
22%
7%
*
(Un)
*
(Un)
60 1
303/4
38
1
*
Indiana
of
Quaker Oats Co
Oil
16 74
4%
3%
10,400
11%
16
3
Company
Jun
1174
100
—33 %c
_
Co
Co
374
16
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(The)
Jun
■
_
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conv
Com
(Un)
Petroleum
141%
61%
12
17%
_
&
Dodge
41% July
26
1174
Corp
Jan
141 %
1174
2
__
(Un)
33%
60 34
2174
-
1
Light & Coke
Gas
Pepsi-Cola
RR
1,600
25%
4'-
2174
__
55%
5
170
42
11%
—
170
42
-
774
400
150
1,200
54%
Jan
67% May
Jan
10%
Jan
38%
Apr
Jan
54%
Jun
43%
Feb
64% May
28%
Jan
30% Mar
Jan
30% July
774
36
41%
Jun
Jan
Jun
11%
400
9% May
170
Jun
44
May
11%
Jun
Radio
Corp
America
of
15%
8%
15%
8
11%
Remington
Rand
900
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
Reynolds
1,200
5%
Jan
8%
Jun
Richman
2,150
9 %
May
Jan
Rockwell Spring & Axle—
•
12
Tobacco
J)
(R
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
St
Jan
54%
Jun
8t Louis Public Service "A"
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
St
12%
12%
15
12%
Jun
14
Jan
Schenley Industries (Un)
45%
48%
4,200
May
48%
Jun
Schwitzer-Cummins
10S/8
10%
200
Jan
10%
Jun
Shell
71%
Feb
73
Co
5
(new
com)
5
1
common
46%
1
*
38
9%
Louis
com
100
Jun
Signode
72%
765/a
4,500
59
Jan
76% July
41
42%
1,550
31%
Jan
44
32%
Jo,n
32 %
Co
6%
32%
32=4
200
28%
33%
20
1
57%
34%
500
6%
7%
3,200
33% May
4% May
May
18% May
5874
5874
200
47%
Feb
60
*4
3374
3574
4,000
33% July
40% May
21%
2274
3,450
21% July
26%
Jan
20 74
800
19
22 74
Jun
55
1
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61
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1%
1%
9%
700
30
500
.
53"%
250
9 %
Jan
Jan
May
7% Jun
Socony
Oil
Vacuum
South
Bend
Southern
35%
Jun
Spiegel
Jan
67% July
May
1% Jan
10% Mar
Brewery
14%
150
13%
Feb
26%
900
18%
Jan
•
A
400
14%
26
19%
19%
19%
400
16
Jan
3
Cooperage class
Corp
(Un)
1%
14%
20% Mar
27% May
18
1,100
15%
Apr
22%
11%
11%
11%
1,900
11%
Jun
14
9%
Jun
15
Jan
60
2
9%
9%
25
Corp
53%
53%
10
500
54%
800
46
(Un)
1
Hammond
Organ Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
27%
300
14%
Jun
200
46%
Jun
50
Apr
Apr
20%
20%
2074
450
16%
Jan
21 %
40
40%
1,600
32%
Jan
44 % May
8%
3,400
8%
774
15
43%
4274
4374
2,200
35%
Jan
45%
5
26%
27
750
24%
Jan
28
Jun
1674
1674
700
15%
Jan
17
Mar
4274
4274
300
36%
Inc
& Co
Oil
Jan
Standard
Railway Equipment
Jan
Stewart-Warner
Feb
Sunbeam
17%
Jan
650
22%
Jan
25%
10
Jan
Texas
Apr
Texas
21%
23%
24
9%
850
20%
100
23
8
Jan
Sunray
new
Co
Steamship
19% May
20%
42%
43
150
37
43
Jun
Thor
For footnotes see page 45.
700
68 %
Jan
83%
8774
900
72%
Jan
90
Jun
38%
3774
38%
500
32%
Jan
42
May
1
9
ft
9
9
1,100
9
10%
May
Apr
Feb
20%
11
20%
500
19%
Feb
22
Jan
1074
11
700
9%
Jan
11
Jun
1874
—1
19
700
14% May
22 %
Jan
39
37%
39
1,100
32
Jan
39%
Apr
5
27%
27
2774
3,300
15%
Jan
29%
Jun
1
Tool
(Un)
24%
150
21%
Jan
25
Apr
Thor
Power
12%
12%
500
9%
Apr
13%
Jun
47 %
48%
300
44%
Jun
48%
■18%
1,600
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
200
57%
Jan
7474 May
27 y4
29
900
18
Jan
29 y8
Jun
23
23
23
100
22%
Jun
23%
Jun
Trav-ler
58%
59%
1,200
41%
Jan
59%
Jun
Tri
18%
1874
66%
67
64%
—25
6674
15
15
100
1874
19
1,050
Jun
28
_
Corp
24%
*
Co
International Harvester
79
Corp
Corp
25
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•
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77%
85%
(Un)
(The)
10
*
Indianapolis Power & Light
64% May
86
1
Machine
Oil
Co
Jan
Gulf
Toledo
Co
Indiana Steel Products Co.
Jan
77%
5
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand
jq
.
May
Apr
Apr
21%
20%
5
1
53
25
—
(Ohio)—
Corp
Jan
Jan
100
600
10
Standard
Indiana.
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Container
8
2
6% Mar
174
15
of
N
Stone
600
45% Mar
Jan
61 %
1%
Co
774
Apr
61
*
California
of
Oil
May
7%
2
common
Oil
1,100
21%
2
II
common
.
Standard
30% May
22% Jun
23%
9 %
#
(Un)
Standard
500
1
"3
3% May
8% July
5%. Jan
5
_
Feb
15
27%
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Spencer Bartlett
Huttig Sash & Door
RR
800
,_1
Jan
15% Mar
15%
46 74
40%
Warrants
Standard Cil
Studebaker
Hallicrafters Co
July
15
1
Apr
26% May
20% May
1%
Jan
12
700
*
(Un)
Pacific Co
Jun
26%
May
14
800
1
__
_
Works
Lathe
Co
61
1
57
1274
27
Jun
37
.•
—
Dredge & Dock
Western
9%
46%
51% May
12
4674
15%
-7.50
Strapping Co
Oil Corp
Society Branfi Clothes Inc
30
Jun
18
1.40
Co
55
Jan
July
2674
12%
5
'
Co
(Walter'E)
12
(new)
Steel
12
Jan
—
*
Stockyards.
Co
Sinclair
41
5
new
71%
765/8
6
(Un)
Paper
Oil
5
Corp
National
Regis
Jan
1474
—
5
__
38%
8%
400
19%
_
100
1,400
21%
10
B
class
•
Co
12
18%
58%
•
(Un)„
1074
18 74
12
50c
(Un)
8%
Bros
3074
5
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
15%
11%
*
(Un)_.
200
Corp
Stores
Steel
6774
A
800
Graham-Paige
Inter lake
450
4074
3%
Patterson-Sargent Co
41%
671/4
Inland
25
Airways (Un)
Peabody Coal Co 5%
40%
34%
Central
23%
3%
_
Co
66
Brick
23 7 4
•
7%
Co
Blinois
51% July
47
_
2%
Utilities
Illinois
44 %
_
(Un)—
class
Service
34%
Hibbard
70
Jan
*
_
Public
67%
Heller
Jan
Jan
34%
com—5
—
World
Co
Phillips
34%
Oil
May
55%
38%
_
_
_
Car
American
Parker
Potter
*
Griesedieck
Feb
10
_
Motor
Packard
Jun
•
Greyhound
Feb
Feb
7
700
10
_
—
Co
(Un)
Jun
•
Gulf
14%
600
1
(Minn)
53%
(Un)
Bros
May
5% Apr
11
5
Oklahoma Gas & Electric-
13%
Gossard
Greif
3%
1,150
100
Manufacturing
13%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Lakes
29%
_5
_
Ry
Southern
Drug
Jun
Jun
Jan
51%
10
2%
Telephone Corp
Refrigerator Co
Great
5,200
1
Corp
714-
Motors
Gray
300
6 %
12 74
Jun
2%
Jan
8% July
Jan
43%
1
(Un)_
Power
30% May
130
Car
53%
Corp
H)
11%
574
6
Apr
6874
(Un)
2%
Package Corp
(W
27
1,100
Feb
45 74
—
-
_
53%
General
Co
400
3
11 %
•
50c
__
1
General
Glidden
2974
2%
class A_*
Bancorporation
Jan
5
Finance Corp
Foods Corp
(The)
10%
1
States
Jan
10
j,
General
Gillette
conv
Transportation—2.50
Candy
Public
350
6
42%
(Un)
Pacific
Jan
5
Inc
Corp
Electric
General
1274
•
—
Northern
7%
5
Auto___
General
Gibson
49% July
60
12
-_3
-
Northern
Northwest
10%
1
General
General
41% Apr
51
900
29 74
_
_
RR
North American Co
600
5
(Un)
Inc
General
General
1274
350
874
'
of America
Four-Wheel
60
*
_
Aviation
American
900
— —
Brewing Corp
Flour Mills
1,200
49 74
774
42%
—
Republic Steel Corp
Falstaff
29% July
25 % Mar
51
Mfg
North
400
mmmm
Jan
Jan
25
_
Prod
Central
13%
10
Jun
24%
17
10
Co
13%
__
42
600
400
57
1
__
Distillers
Lead
3014
1
100
29 74
66
_
National Standard Co
12%
5
46%
Jun
23 74
4574
874
_10
_.
_„
__
Cement—
Cylinder Gas
13%
Corp
Controller
Emerson
(Un)
Inc
_
Company
30
41%
Co___
Muskegon Motor Special
13%
5
Apr
46%
60
Mfg
_
30%
10
Co_
&
Inc
5
(Un)
Corp
_
_
Manufacturing Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
10
common
Cleveland Nav
Manufacturing
_
_
1
Modine
Philco
Deere
41% May
674 Jun
49 74
4
1
—
105% May
25
common
Curtis-Wright Corp
Jan
2874
♦
River Fuel
Ohio
25
15%
Jan
5
_-
_
—
-
common
Portland
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Apr
4
Jun
123
107
121
—
121
*
400
24
10%
10%
Chicago Towel Co common———*
34%
64%
10%
15
32%
800
23 % May
700
7
23%
*
_
_
42% May
34%
__
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common—*
$7 convertible preferred
Apr
23%
100
6%
__
1
preferred
16%
1.200
23
__
25
common
300
25%
41%
21%
23
1
common
22%
24%
41%
Co
Corp
Ohio
Corp
22%
Corp.—5
West
Illinois
•
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110
800
674
18% May
50
18%
Inc
Min
Mississippi
Missouri
20% May
17%
26
•
_
Jan
Jan
May
23 74
29%
1
__
___
Utilities
Hart
&
National
25
145
Apr
1,300
13
19%
17%
12.50
common
150
1%
19%
19%
5
——
52
13
1
—
300
82 %
Jan
15%
♦
Corp
Cement
Apr
National
&
Chemical
Portland
1
3
8974
3874
6
46 74
(Un)
Co
L)
24
50%
150
15%
•
Co
&
(Glenn
Jan
800
140
15
37 %
6%
Cement Mfg
Field
Marshall
Martin
% Jun
900
140
38%
Products
4%
9%
1
_—
Jan
70%
18%
15
—*
B
class
Jan
Jan
May
Minnesota
5
17%
18:
Jan
July
7%
36
Feb
Borg-Warner Corp
19 % Mar
10
Jun
—
Mfg
Jun
Apr
8%
4%
84 74 May
Feb
46%
69%
Feb
874
150
21
64%
16%
700
800
1,000
50
Jan
650
82 %'
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1,600
1,500
23
15%
974
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7
1
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_
Jan
22%
11
15%
Libby
6%
22%
1,150
8214
_*
common—_____
&
28%
1% Mar
15%
Feb
300
900
1374
11% May
400
1%
July
15%
17% May
6%
9%
57
36 % July
Jan
32%
52
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
5
July
47
32%
9%
preferred
ll7/a
23
92%
40
100
100
15%
Feb
3,100
19%
Central
Jan
57
36%
400
10%
2,000
24%
50
Central
26%
57
900
Apr
9%
12%
1%
10
America
400 "
3774
36%
17%
18%
8%
9%
12
20%
Corp
of
40
40
1
11%
Lindsay Chemical Co common
20%
Corp
May
17%
Jun
12%
Celanese
Jun
42 /
11%
46%
18
Pacific
3174
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
Brothers
Jan
20%
——.—10
Co
33%
Jun
Butler
29%
300
(Un)
Co
Sessions
700
16
Canadian
900
2374
Jan
46
11%
Corp
3174
23%
7%
Lincoln Printing Co common
150
Burton-Dixie
31%
r-10
Jun
7
Feb
200
Company
:
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)__
12% May
100
Jun
12
Burroughs
Jan
7%
38%
18
(E J)
10%
7%
14
18
Sons
500
5
Jun
12
&
12%
University
Jan
1
Brach
12 %
Jun
May
3
10
5
i
19
2% May
29%
%
1
•
Corp
(George W
40%
Jan
300
500
Binks Manufacturing Co
Borg
Jun
1374
27 a
500
Booth
Fisheries
3874
1,100
27i
38%
9%
10
(Un)_lp
—_____1
Corp
Corp
200
18%
Chemical common
&
10%
51
50c
Benguet Consolidated Min'g Co
Bethlehem
40
1774
Power & Light
37%
4%
*
Inc
Berghoff
40
17%
•
*
Katz Drug
Co
—————1
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
*
Kropp Forge Co
33 %c
Mathieson
Belden
74%
convertible preferred —_——50
5%
Kansas City
32%
13
(Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings
Apr
Jan
*
1,300
111
6%
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
5674
(Un)
56%
24%
*
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Co
—10
Refining
Jan
100
Electric
Steel
45%
5
common.;
preferred-
Products
Atlantic
10%
58
(Un)
10
38%
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe_—_——50
Athey
200
74
*
Tel
&
Laughlin
Libby McNeil
Armour
1274
74%
74%
7.50
55%
5
50
Mining (Un)
(Un)——
(111) common..
Copper
Armco Steel Corp
Ashland
Jun
12 54
—
Jan
18%
Tobacco
Anaconda
43%
Apr
11%
(Un)____5
Motors Corp
Tel
Jones &
Jun
57%
—1
12.50
San
Ltd
Co
Gas
Illinois
27% May
35% Jan
34% May
500
Apr
31%
.
Rad & Stand
Feb
9%
58
(Un)
American
Iowa
High
400
.—*
15
Co
&
Power
Low
34%
42%
32%
21% Mar
10
31%
1
*
20
American
&
21%
8
1
—
Co
Can
Tel
Apr
Jan
5
,
Cyanamid Co_
American
22%
21%
——
—
(Un)—
American Airlines
American
20%
21
Laboratories.
American
1.400
21%
Chalmers Mfg
American
Tel
400
(J D) Mfg Co_—_—___—.*
Corp _____—,
1
Aluminum
Allied
International
44%
10
Advanced
Allis
Apr
42 %
Co
Steel
Acme
48%
44%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
(Un)
(Un)
Shoe
42% July
——5
Laboratories
Shares
Low
34%
Chemical—5
&
International Nickel Co
High
for Week
—3.50
Mineral
International
Sales
Range
Last
Sales
Range
Sale Price
compilation at th« round-lot transactions only
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
.27%
•
32
27%
800
32%
1,600
26
28%
Mar
Jan
29
3_%
May
|va
Trane
Producing.
Edison
Co
_
_
_
_
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5
Tool
4074
Corp
16% May
Jan
19%
Coal
common
20th Century-Fox Film
13%
14
400
1274
67%
1,050
36%
Jan
34%
35%
600
25%
Jan
_%
274
1,000
■2174
21%
500
15%
Jan
i—
14
Jan
6574
25
1
Jun
May
14
—i
(Un)
66%
J^n
11
17%
65%
2
Radio Corp
Truax-Traer
300
___—2
Corp
Continental
19
—5
Co
(The)
Transamerica
l—w
•
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2
Feb
n
67%
35%
3
21%
Apr
July
Jun
Jun
Mar
Jun
Feb
1
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1674
1674
400
13
Apr
18
1
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20
20%
500
1974
Apr
22% Mar
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Union
Carbide
Union
Oil
United
&
Carbon
California
of
Lines
Air
United
Corporation
United
States
0
U
S
Steel
Van
Electric
Jan
50
23
23
100
21% May
5%
5%
200
167 % 167 %
35%
49%
5,400
8%'
8%
24%
40%
75
33%
33%
14%
14%
300
79
79
*
(F
14 y2
•
Wisconsin Electric Power
Public
16 y8
Mar
!
10
Laboratories
Industries
Air
Inc
100
24%
100
35% May
50% Jan
42 %
Feb
75
Jun
27%
34%
Jun
1,300
1
Feb
13% Jan
5
Co
American
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
May
Jun
33
33%
Fuel
Atlas
Jan
155%
88
58%
100
Copper Mining
Steel
Armour
Range Since Jan. 1
313
*
(On).
Calif Natl Bank
Atlantic
High
50%
.100
Corporation
Atlantic
Shares
Low
a96
25
Corp
Atchison
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
a91%
64
B
Co
Viscose
Armco
for Week
27%
•
Arkansas
Sales
Range
26%
13%
(Un)
Arkansas
Last
class
American Tobacco Co
Anglo
Friday
Jun
Mar
22% Mar
Smelting & Refining—
Common
Anaconda
STOCKS
20
100
a92%
5
Archer-Daniels Midland
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
60
a26
20
American
45% Jan
Apr
a20% a20%
10
Corp
American
Zenith Radio
(Un)
Potash &
20% Mar
17% Feb
Jan
41%
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__
12%
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American
1,400
45
Can
C.vanamid
19%
Jan
47% May
Jun
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14 %
Jun
40%
1
(Un)
Thtres
American
30%
8%
9
45%
American
High
43%
145
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Inc
Para
Apr
78
Apr
Broad
July
14%
77%
25
Amer
Low
10
20
Ltd
Airlines
American
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a43 % a43%
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a40% a41%
(Un)—
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Allis-Chalmers M'fg
26% Mar
Jun
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for Week
of Prices
Low
5
Corporation
Admiral
Apr
16 y8
42%
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
8
19%
19%
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Yates-American Machine Co
49% July
Jan
30%
10
Co
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15%
10
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600
Corp
36
39 %
500
72%
*
Bankshares
Mar
29(4 Jan
Abbott
Allied
24%
common
Par
Apr
Sales
Range
Sale Price
5% May
167% Jun
Exchange
Week's
Last
May
Aluminium
1
Inc
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
24%
Jan
126
900
48%
49%
4%
100
35%
40%
$4.25 preferred
Woolworth
38%
10
Corp—;
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Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
900
10
Motor
Wisconsin
44%
_12y2
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse
White
43%
*
Walgreen Co
Western
San Francisco Slock
87%
43%
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Works
Iron
Feb
5
Corp common
Dorn
70%
57/a
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High
580
20
(Unj__
Low
87%
1
Gypsum
Co
Rubber
o
(Un)
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
84%
—10
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High
86
25
Inc
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
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FOR WEEK
Sales
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20%
Jan
25
May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
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.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
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San Francisco Stock Exch.
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Par
Aluminium &
Kaiser
County
Leslie
Salt
39%
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40
2%
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2
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54
May
2
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43
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Richfield
39%
40
185
9%
32%
9%
250
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34
14%
520
26%
Jan
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200
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Feb
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275
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52
14
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211
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Jun
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36
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36
35%
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Feb
36
Jun
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3,076
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18%
Jan
5
Inc
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17%
17%
560
17
31%
17%
31%
537
20%
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5
5
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1
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Occidental
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Southern Co iUn)
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway Co (Un)
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Spiegel Inc common.—
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Oil
common
Oliver
Co
124
18%
Jan
30%
400
27%
Jan
30% July
33%
843
20%
Jan
35%
13%
13%
13%
100
12%
Jan
13% May
20%
20%
20%
760
20%
Jun
23
United
54
54
220
54
62
Mar
14%
14%
14%
100
13% May
16% May
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)
15c
15c
300
12c
18c
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3%
3%
8,750
20
1
15c
Feb
26
Jun
July
Mar
42%
43
514
38%
•
62%
62
62%
300
60%
Feb
♦
A
31%
31%
31%
216
31%
Jan
32
Class B
19%
20
363
15% May
20
Products
Pacific
Can
Pacific
Coast
Inc
__
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6%
Gas
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•
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5
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Pacific Finance
Corp
Jan
Electric
&
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25
common
preferred
25
,
5"%
Jan
20
29%
Jun
6,391
39%
Jan
Oil
red
Pacific
Pacific
1st
preferred
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Petroleums
preferred
Pacific
Tel
Palmer
•
Co
Stendel
Pan American
(Un)
Oil
Airways
Philco
Corp
Petroleum
Pig'n Whistle
27%
Jun
28% Mar
Tri-Continental
35
33%
Feb
36%
Corp
124% 124%
__
28%
3%
32
Airlines
Ry Equipt
&
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Ltd
Co
41%
Jun
May
27
575
21%
Jan
27%
884
14% May
15%
Apr
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4,500
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Mar
17% May
22%
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69%
Jan
92%
Jun
275
59% Mar
65%
Jun
Jun
64 %
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1
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37
50
107
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38
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33%
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32%'Jan
887
44% May
35%
45%
Apr
Jun
Jan
38
Jan
44%
85
25%
Feb
40
32%
Jan
37
May
-
68
32%
Jan
34%
Apr
65
34%
34
34
all% all%
16%
17
32%
Jan
34%
Corp
551
Jan
14% Mar
17
Jan
45% Mar
41%
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350
40%
Jan
57%
Jun
I
59%
60%
505
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Apr
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7%
7%
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Jan
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81
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Jun
21% May
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280
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39
46%
10
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•
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57
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57
100
56%
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135
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32
37%
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West Coast Llfe Insurance (Un)
Jun
19
172
17
Feb
20
Jan
84
25
82
Jun
92
11%
Feb
16
Jun
Jan
Jan
29%
308
Apr
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37%
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1
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325
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140
19%
19%
20
43
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11% July
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—
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common
__
25
,
May
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5
Apr
18%
Apr
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TOR WEEK ENDED JULY 2
Friday
Exchange
Last
Par
Class
Range
High
Low
21%
22%
7,191
16%
Jan
23%
Jun
24.95
25
1,377
24%
Jun
26%
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a7%
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21
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42
42
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100
107
106%
107
125
410
6% Mar
17%
Feb
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Brit
21
July
48%
48%
48%
800
40%
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49
25%
25%
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105
19
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43%
43 %
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39%
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7%
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9%
Apr
25 %
24%
25%
3,035
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Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos
Assoc
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Tel
Corp
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50
48% May
British
63%
Jun
British
Feb
26
Apr
Bruck..Mills
Feb
108
Apr
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104
52%
53 %
46%
47
155
39%
17
16%
17
1,370
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12
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24%
Jan
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Jan
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Jun
Jan
31
May
90
Jun
92
May
10%
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through our Canadian
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direct
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41
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150
105
105
275
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5.60
Jun
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Canada
$1.30
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7.25
30 Broad Street
Northern
Power
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preferred
31
31
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22
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22
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*
105
.
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Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Jan
Jun
Feb
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Feb
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Jun
28%
Feb
31%
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19 %
Jan
22% May
105
10%
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100%
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23
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Jun
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13
13
127
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26
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34
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—
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16% Mar
21%
Jun
19
23
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20
22
21%
22
1,620
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19%
19%
915
18
May
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32
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15
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Jan
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105
May
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|
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*
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preferred
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Jan
1,700
19%
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common
series
Canadian
Jun
36
•
Canadian
5%
Jun
31% May
20
Foundry
A
Canadian
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50
Jun
May
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common
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NEW YORK
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Jan
557
23
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103% 103%
—»
preferred
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Teletype: NYl-1979
Jun
243
107 108%
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105
20
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7%
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Jun
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all
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British Columbia Forest Products
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preferred
46
23%
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&
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Low
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•
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American
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5%
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22%
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2nd
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•
A
5%%
for Week
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Class
25
common
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
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Range
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Week's
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Last
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Par
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51
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~
10
630
40% May
952
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27
Jan
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19
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Jan
Jun
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Apr
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1
Jun
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Washington Water Power
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8%
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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40
37
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Jun
Jan
Mar
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5
United Air Lines Inc
10
Apr
Jun
7
26%
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17
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20
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Jun
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27
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Tide Water Associated Oil
Transamerica Corp
33
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Phelps Dodge Corn (Un)
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(Un)
Jan
1
(Un)
(Un)
Co
28
__
__
McKee
33%
10c
World
—
1
"30%
7%
♦
Paramount Pictures Corp
Feb
9%
27
a46 % a4
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271
a29
100
Motor
Apr
15%
__
25
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1,000
7%
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35%
a29
100
Corp
of
32%
*
common
Oil
Jan
40
135"
Apr
44
Oil
(Un)
California
32%
1
common
Ltd
—;
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Packard
25
—___
Tel
&
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Pacific
A
ser
-
31%
.
of
Co
35%
28%
5%
43%
43%
—
25
Jan
931
—
5%
14%
6%
6%
43%
25
1st preferred
red preferred
33
—
2
Super Mold Corp
Swift & Co (Un)_
Sylvania Electric Products
18% May
22
May
6% Jun
Jan
a30% a30%
__
5%%
14%
109
a21% a21%
—
10
345
17%
17
__
5
(Un)
160
__
1
Studebaker Corp (Un)
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Jun
♦
Jan
Brands Inc
Sunset
Pabco
1,224
__
_•
.
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Apr
__
3%
Jan
Standard
3% Feb
43% May
62% July
__
12
(Un)
Filters class
35
"*
Mar
100
(Un)
45%
38%
__
8
•
30
1
Edison
45%
38%
34%
33%
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
MA
SJi
—
42%
44
33%
Corp
Ohio
Feb
Jan
40%
class A
(Un)
Standard
(Un)
Jun
37
Jun
Apr
57% May
Feb
33%
8%
23%
Corp
1
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
52%
390
160
•
Oil
30%
com
preferred
505
34
—.
•
•
(Un)
Investment
52%
Apr
7.50
2
25
American
327/e
131%
Mi
1
1
Niagara Mohawk Power
North American Aviation
6%
__
May
Jan
10
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
6% preferred (Un»___
.25
Southern Calif Petroleum
2
Jun
10
40% May
26
20
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un)—;
15
Southern Calif Edison Co com (Un)—•
Cumulative preferred 4.32%
25
Conv preferred 4.48%
25
Apr
67%
25
33% July
^
22% Mar
Jan
64%
__
Watomas Company Co
North
20%
84
67%
(Un)
Co
Distillers
National
a21% a21%
„
•
;
Montgomery Ward & Co.
National
5
15% May
949
38
_•
Shell Oil Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Sinclair
Montana-Dakota Utilities
43
1,918
135
al8%
Shasta Water Co (Un)
Jun
1,628
59% May
52%
15%
Sears Roebuck & Co
18% May
Jan
38
10
—5
10
Scott Paper Co
Feb
Jan
48 %
135
San Mauricio Mining
P.10
Schenley Industries common (Un)_1.40
14 'A Mav
4
18%
18
__
10c
.
a29% a29%
4
—
10
(Un)
a41%
a42
High
15
177
—
8
Joseph
Low
102
__
10
Lead
(Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)_i
San Diego Gas & Elec
Mav
—
1
16%c
(Un)___
Utilities
St
Range Since Jan. 1
33%
—
—
100
S and W Fine Food. Inc
•
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22%
Inc (Unj____„18
Inc—_
10
Co
Inc
South
23%
49%
•
(Un)
23'A
Jun
—5
Corp
Robbins
&
Merck
Middle
19%
65%
1
Chemical
Frank
&
20
*
(Glenn)
Mathieson
Matson Navigation Co
McKesson
.8
(Un)____
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Martin
f—
34
32%
1
Safeway Stores Inc
Macy
—
10
Shares
of Prices
L™ High
al8% al8%
57% 57%
a21% a21%
33% 35%
32% 32%
__
57%
Riverside Cement Co class A (Un)___25
Roos Bros
«—
1
Jun
9%
34
7
1
*.
Aircraft
Jan
jun
'Mav
y
—
'
Libby McNeUl & Libby
Lockheed
Par
,
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
July
Tan
1,690
2
2.50
Land
Co
Tan
47
135
'
High
-
9fi5/«
1,727
—
'
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range^Since Jan. 1
Low
a55% a58%
•
<Un)
Shares
High
1
Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern
1
——
Motors
Low
—50
Corp
Chem
Preferred
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
Kaiser
WEEK ENDED JULY 2
7% Mar
217/8
Feb
29% May
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
\
•
(89)
—
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
of
Par
Textile
Consolidated
Corbys
class
Seagrams
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
Dominion Corsets
preferred
1%
Steel
&
Stores
&
7%
Dow
Jun
United
32%
15 ¥4. Apr
18-
12%
12%:
400
a5% '
500
17%
:
Apr
6%
Jun
:
Nova
IV4 Jan
8%
Jan
233/4
Jan
12
12
350
58%
59%
1,627
50
Jan
60 3/4
Jun'
42 ¥2
145
35
Jan
46
Jun
100
.
101
101
101
55
96
Jan
101%
pfd
102
102
102
2
97 ¥2
Jan
102 ¥2 May
Feb
; 10,
Jun,
25
25 ¥4
common
"I II25
■;»
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253/4
55
28%' 28%
25
20 ¥2
26 ¥2
Jan
28.
Jun
29 ¥a May
Mar
Apr
Jan
2,880
6¥s
Feb
8
142
46 ¥4
21
22
1,680
15 ¥4
Jan
22
46 ¥4
2,575
453/4
46
575
46%
46%
50
'
313/4
32
986
25
1,928
18 ¥2
Jan
253/4 May
38%
38
38%
1,330
44 ¥2
44 ¥2
46 ¥4
3,165
3.05
3.05
3.30
6,350
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31%
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Royal
July
25
.10
i
443/4
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-10
Commerce
Apr
22
Jan
.10
Oanadienne
25
140
1
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Toronto:
Mar
•
65
12
Jun
13% May
Apt
11 ¥a
Banks-
Montreal
20 ¥2
140 ¥4 H
395
150
Jan
42%
•
Limited
Jun
•
100
:
Ltd
12 ¥4 1al2¥a
Jun
3.45 Mar
2.59 Jan
131
100
—
preferred '
253/4
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*
Zellers
13% May
23 ¥4. 23%
6$
Jan
Jan
18 ¥2
1,590
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82
Jun
17%
Jan
500
138
58%
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—
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33
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common..
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May.'
15
45.
93/4 Mar
*
Cotton
(Geo)
a
1,114
138
12 ¥2
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Low
32%
23
Feb
103
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8%
8%,
6%
common
5% May
17
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15%
185
4
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40
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515
2,635
a
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3.00
138
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Walker Gooderham & Works
19 y4 May
Feb
103
v
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pfd
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32
— —,
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Weston
Feb
41 %
103
40 ¥2
•
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Oils
Feb
Apr
16
Jun
May
8 ¥2
12 3/4 Mar
26
15
103
1
96
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*
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Bros
Brewery
14
27% Mar
20
preferred
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Jun
Jan
275
100
Coal
Textile
Dominion
14 ¥4
10.*"
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Jun
4,131
Ltd
preferred
Jan
125
30
5,145
Dominion Tar & Chemical common...*
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loy*
13%
Feb
32 ¥2
•
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
25
7.
com
,—
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Ltd
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35
17
common
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fog Week
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•
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of Prices
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3,580
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35
.
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,
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*
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.
Jan
14 ¥4
17
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common
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Jan
*
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preferred
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6
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185
25
common
6%
Week's
Friday
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13%
.
Distillers
2
13 ¥2
14
A
Class B
JULY
Range Since Jan; 1
Low,,
6?/2
29'
Glass
Consumers
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
.
6 ¥2
WEEK
for Week
Prices
Low
Mills
FOR
Sales
Week^s
Range
Rights
..
'
—
36
Jan
42 y8
Jan
„
46 y4 July
'Jun
47
41 ¥2 Mar
46%
Jun
27 ¥2
32
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.05 July
33
37 ¥2
38% July
46 3/4
Jun
3.05 July
i
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Electrolux
Enamel
200
9¥a Mar
*
100
7
Corp
&
Famous
60
1
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Heating
Products
Canadian Corp
Foundation Co of Canada common
Ltd
Co's
Power
11 ¥4
Apr
8
Feb
24 ¥2
Jun
Canadian Stock Exchange
1,006
19 ¥2
Jan
•
17
860
12%
Jan
18 3/4 May
•
preferred
Gatlneau
253/a May
237/8
19%
2,830
15%
Jan
20
Jun
"Jan
103
May
Jan
25
Jun
common
4% %
Jan
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1
Players
Frncer
23
5
100
101
Canadian
5%
preferred
5 ¥2%
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General
General
*
3
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Motors
General
5%
/*
preferred
pfd inc 1957
Lime & Alabastine
100
50
•
Goodyear Tire 4%
Gypsum
Smith
Howard
.
Jan
110 ¥2
112
63/8
6%
700
49 ¥2
49 ¥2
5i¥4
1,180
70 ¥4
70%
279
10%
HI
993
101
101
35
a52
a52
10
•
10 ¥2
39;
40 ¥2
59
Jan
71
Jun
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10 Vi
Jun
16 ¥2
100
Jan
48 ¥2
Feb
105
!
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41
3,440 "
193/4
Jan
180
44 ¥2
Jan
50 ¥2
38
Jan
1,780
Bickle-Seagrave
Company
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25 Ve July
Canada
Canada
11
Jun
t-an
25 ¥2
Jun
Jan
7 ¥2
Apr
6.45
Jun
7,479
28 ¥8
Jan
9%
93/a
93/4
5,605
9 ¥4
25
253/8
425
2J'/4
6%
6%
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1,057
8.00
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$4.25
Corp
common..*
$5.00
43%
34¥2
3,685
Jan
sa90
26
84
Jan
104
'104
20
943/4
Feb
43%
50
44
400
30
43%
433/4
40
preferred
6
a90
100
100
preferred
preferred
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43 "V'.44
Feb
44
43 ¥2
46
International
Intl
Nickel
7%
Powders
Bronze
Canada
of
Petroleum
International
7%
5%
34 ¥2
Jan
47
Ltd
Marconi
Western
Lumber
Pipe
Interprovincial
16
Jan
423/4
Jun
Canadian Westinghouse Company
128 3/4
Feb
135 ¥2
Jun
Catelli
133
$.134
130
73%
70
•*3%
2,290
21%
21 ¥4
21 %
Lake
of
Woods
the
Lewis
Shops
Acceptance
17
28%
273/4
28 ¥4
15 ¥2
al^3/,
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B
—
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32 ¥4
34 ¥2
16
?il6
—__
com
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•
*
Ltd
Mills
Flour
a,-
common
Powell
River
Feb
17 ¥2
..
7%
26%
225
9%
Jun
Jan. t%./:22 ¥4 July
93/4 May
Jan
Jan
15
Apr
37
Jun
16 ¥4 Mar
23 ¥2
Jan
26
May
;26
243
23
Feb
26
May
500
15 ¥4
Jan
16 3/4
17%
IW2
1,120
102 ¥2
101 ¥2
lp3
740
*26
1,604
—
16 3/4 May
July
9 ¥4
100
Feb
12
May
13 %
100
12
Jan
13 ¥2 May
25%
1,145
25
Feb
26 3/4 May
760
58
Feb
75
2534
73 ¥2
72
32
32%
•
T
30 ¥4 Mar
110
'42
28¥4
29%
34%
74 ¥2
Apr
47 ¥2
Jan
24
225
34 ¥4
May
Apr
Mar
293/4
Apr
60
85
42
29
33
•" I
40
100
%7
34%
3,230
„
Jun
•
32%
66
67
*•
May
103
11%
25 ¥2
•
__
18
Jun
100
13%
—
—
Company
Jan
11%
——
'
1
common
Development
Placer
4.25 May
8
-3,125,
'
Feb
14 ¥2 May
Jan
f|16
♦
Penmans
»
14 ¥2
Jan
1.75
15 ¥2
Tubes
Page-Hersey
,
14 ¥4 Mar
10%
22,760
.
Apr
25 ¥2
•
•
32
253/4
5
—
*
Ogilvle
Jun
17 ¥2
& Chemical
Mines
27 ¥2
16
—100
26 ¥4
35
Feb
Jan
34% May
Jan
40
May
39
39
39%
913
39
37¥4
'39
3,380
31 ¥2
Jan
39
Jun
•
16
16
880
13 ¥4
Jan
16
Apr
*
Power Corp
25%
25 ¥2
550
22
Jan
26
July
250
23
Jan
38
May
540
10 ¥2
Jun
30
98 ¥2
Jan
of Canada•
•
■-»
1
Price
,
Quebec
common
TransDort
Provincial
i
Ltd
Co
Bros
Power
*
Rolland
•
,
Paper
Royalite
?43/4
10%
10%
.|6
3434
_•
common
_
Co Ltd
Oil
10%
Saguenay
Series
Class
7%
13 ¥2
Feb
51c
Williams
Sons
preferred
Simpsons
52
2,040
373/4
Jan
47%
5,077
39
Jan
48
865
44 ¥4
Feb
50
May
25
50
Apr
53%
*
100
25
Jan
35
May
al45
25
130 ¥4 Mar
145
May
28%
20
com
—
Southam
Canada
Jan
283/4 July
Feb
75
24
28
Ltd
com
Div Standard
sec
15
May
17
May
91
Jan
98
Jun
193/4
185
100 100 ¥2
5.00
19
325
5.00
88
Jan
4.90 Mar
Jan
17
102
May
5.25
Feb
193/4 Apr
19%
925
60
60
25
60
Jun
60
60
60
25
57
Feb
60
July
63 ¥2
63 ¥2
63 ¥2
50
51 ¥2
Jan
66
Jun
26 ¥2
Jun
19%
26
200
50%" 52%
4,540
26
al76
5
al76
Jan
53 ¥2
233A Jan
Jan
35
Feb
162
10 ¥2 May
52 ¥2
177
11 ¥2
al2
140
85
85
70
a4.25
a4.25
4
4%
Jun
5%
10 ¥2
10 ¥2
100
10 ¥4
Apr
12 ¥4
68 ¥2
68 ¥2
120
62
Apr
70
17
17 ¥2
25
13
Mar
40
20
al2
85
*
17 ¥2
all ¥2
Jan
82
30
30
•
a3.65
a3.65
20
*
9
100
6%
a70c
a75c
59
Ltd
Corp
a22
a22
8
49
50
2,710
Zellerbach
46 ¥4
47 ¥4
22 ¥2
9
*
•
50
5
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Dominion Engineering
Dominion
Works—
Magnesium Ltd
Dominion
Oilcloth
Linoleum
<fe
86
Jun
Jun
Jun
May
Feb
Fleet
Ford
Steel
Structural
6%
of
Co
red
class A
Can
Sec
Power
Ltd
Ltd
Manufacturing
Motor
Foreign
Ltd com
Corp
preferred—
Great Lakes PaDer Co Ltd com
Paper Co Ltd
& Dauch
Hinde
Securities
Hydro-Electric
Groceteria
Loblaw
Corp
pfd
conv
Co
Refrig &
Mount
Ltd
Royal Rice
Ltd
common
Ltd
com
Newfoundland Lt & Pow Co Ltd
Northern Quebec Power
Pressed
pfd
Canada 6%
Power Corp of
America
of
Metals
Jan
47 ¥4
25 ¥2
—
Jun
Jan
235
20
Apr
14
400
12
Mar
14
May
305
27% Jan
36
May
70
70
50
66
Jan
75
May
♦
41
41
50
21
Feb
41
Jun
*
•
•
*
*
*
*
*
Power
/jan
2.20 May
1.80
1.75
1.80
900
863/4
90 3/8
1,239
1.10
1.10
100
60c
Jun
32
32
102
25 Vb
Feb
33
25
253/4
1,700
19
Jan
26% May
31
Feb
45
25 ¥2
45
——
45
45
50
a5.50
a5.50
52
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25
al2
10
a52¥2 a52¥2
56
55 ¥t
250
56
62
63
a95
a95
30
53/4
63
53/4
400
1,025
63% Jan
4.10
9
Jan
Jan
100
1.15
Apr
Jun
Jun
July
5.25 May
13
Jun
52
Feb
53
Mar
433/4
Feb
56
July
54%
Jan
63
Jun
88
Apr
94
Jun
5 ¥2 May
93/s
Apr
9 ¥4 Mar
7%
28%
7%
300
7
Jun
36
36 ¥2
1,580
28
Jan
37
a35
36 ¥2
a35
2
38
Jun
40
May
283A
495
243/4
Jan
30
May
28 ¥2
al2
al2
25
*
10
5o
10%
10 ¥4
1,500
25 ¥2
253/4
490
a51 a51 ¥4
27
253/4
a51
all4
15 1
all4
10%
all4
10 ¥4
31 ¥2
5
6%
1.20
903/a
*
100
—*
pfd—100
Screw Co Ltd class A___
*
Canada
34
34
Ltd
Industries
543
Jan
May
22 ¥2
1st pfd__100
Inc
1
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Southern
50
*
Mills Ltd
Co
National Grocers
Jan
14
•
Co
Storage
Corporation
a—
40%
323/4
Co
Moore
Jun
75c
14
Mexican
Montreal
—
Apr
9 ¥2
33
•
Ltd
—*
Light & Power Co Ltd com..*
Preferred
—*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
5
Paper
a__
Jun
3.75
•
.50
class B
Ltd
MacLaren Power & Paper
Mersey
Jan
75c
30
*
Ltd cl A—*
(Can)
International Paints
Iny Foundation 6%
Feb I
Jan
Feb
May
17% July
*
Dominion Square Corp
Dominion
Apr
3.35
9
*
PaDer
Stowell
Toronto Iron Works Ltd class A
Traders Finance
4
class A
conv pfd_
preferred——
Pipe Line
redeemable
¥2%
5%
Corp
red
100
1,463
33
Jun
12
Jan
13
Feb
10 ¥4
Jun
10 ¥4
Jun
22
Jan
253/4
Jun
50%
Apr
52 ¥2 May
110 ¥2 Mar
10 ¥4
13%
114
Jun
10 ¥4
Feb
33
Jun
193/4
Jun
Jun
May
Feb
330
15
135
135
138
50
124
Jan
138
Jun
18
18
18
25
18
July
19
May
a__
al5
al5 al5¥»
335/s
39%
110
36
Union
Gas
United
of
Canada Ltd
Amusement Corp Ltd class
3,301
21% May
29
55
Jan
34
Jan
40
Apr
Vanadium-Alloys
Mar
36
Jun
Waterman
32 ¥2
29
B
Steel
Pen Co Ltd
Products Ltd
Canada
Mining
(L E)
Breweries
Stocks—
Ltd
50
39
1,310
99 ¥2
50
a22
—
Jun
99 ¥2
July
Jun
42 ¥2
Jan
30
May
125
33 ¥4
Jan
42
May
136
11
Jun
11 ¥2
Jun
13
Feb
14 ¥2
July
25 ¥4
24 ¥4
25 ¥4
•
A—'"
40
40
40
11
11
11
14%
14 ¥2
450
2,450
TORONTO
STOCK
53/4 Mar
7
Ameranium
Mines Ltd.
Apr
53/4
200
175
9¥s
Jun
10 ¥2
21
20
20%
Jan
23
Mar
a21
21
5
6
10 ¥4
21
a21
5
17 ¥2
Jan
22
Jun
2.85 Mar
5.70
3.70
3.65
3.70
1,500
1
MONTREAL
Jan
10%
1
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
*
*
*
—
40¥2
20
42%
•
14%
a__
Jan
99 ¥2 July
32%
40%
795
42" 42 ¥4
40
1
HART
&
a22
38 ¥2
99 ¥2
39
May
United Corporations class
Westeel
SAVARD
*
•
100
*
Trans Mountain Oil
14% Mar
2,193
MEMBERS:
A
Preferred
Western
Steel Co of Canada common
100 ¥2
May
10
*
*
Power
23 ¥2
Jun
30
•
Co
Southern
—*
com......—_*
—
100
*
133/4 May
May
49%
300
±
common
trust ctfs
&
Jun
52 ¥2 July
——_—•
Canada
of
Breweries
(H)
103
——50
preferred
Voting
Simon
50
4 ¥2%
B
Sherwin
Sicks'
nreferred
4%
A
Enterprises
Consolidated
Russell
Power 4 ¥4% pfd
100
St Lawrence Corp common—
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Jan
Jun
26
National Steel Car
Noranda
21 ¥4 July
26
A
Preferred
i
17
Jan
2,220
73/4
-—_
Drug
Feb'
80
'
National
15 ¥2
700
32%
Co common
preferred
4%%
3.75
21%- 22 ¥4
22 ¥a
&
Morgan
3.60
a9¥s
Locomotive
Montreal
Jun
Jan
17
325
Oil
Breweries class
Molson
35
27% May
35
13%, 13 ¥2
a
7¥a
(Robtt
Mitchell
Consolidated
30¥4 Mar
455
Bloedel Exports class B_
Frontenac
Combined
Jun
2,170
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McColl
Jun
333/8
200
2l ¥4
3.60
8%
*
21 ¥2
285
3,790
17
13%
11,650
Ltd-*
A
class
B
95
Mar
28¥2 Mar
Ltd
Products
Claude Neon General Adver class B
Apr
Crown
i—..—*
Ltd
&
35
25 ¥2
./•
Food
Class
73% July
263/4
78
26
20
*
A
Jan
Jan
1
,_3
c.ass
54
985
21 ¥4
—
Bros
,692
333/8
•
Warrants
MacMillan
a91
Mar
19
655
32%
*
com
common
Candy
Secord
Laura
Laurentide
Ltd
(John)
Limited
•
•
Service
Public
Jamaica
Laoatt
5
Lines
13
.
Apr
25
123/8
I
Co
34 Va
34 3/4
12%
*
Co
Canadian
May
15 ¥2
25%
Jun
100
55
25
Jan
16 ¥2
*
com
preferred
5,833
*
Preferred
1.00
Jan
•
15 ¥2
International Utilities Corp common__5
Jun
13 ¥2
1
Trust
Inv
Feb
30c
300
100
Canadian
433/4 July
Jan
Intl
13
80
16
*
com
preferred
Canadian
Jun
Ltd
Industries
Canadian
,425/8
'32 ¥2
Jun
alOc
•
41
*
10 ¥2
Apr
2.60 Mar
16
•
15 ¥2
Power
May
alOc
*
Ltd
41%
Ltd
Co
•
7.50
common
400
75c
5
Sugar
Co
Co Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
87% May
39
Dominion
Malting
Starch
15 ¥2
100
Paper
International
10%
31% May
10
16
__1
Ltd-
Co
*
preferred
International
A
25
6%
common
500
7 3A
1
cl
-
.
preferred
*2.00
85c
Jan
Jan
25
*
*
Canadian
May
104
common
Hosiery
&
Canada
25
£1
10Q
1st preferred
Butterfly
Apr
Jan
250
33 ¥4
preferred
645
2,480
•
Ltd
Packers
Columbia
May
'6.55
preferred
preferred
7%
Ltd
British
Apr
36
6.50
32%
6%
30
9 ¥2
47 Va May
6.50
4%
*
Belding-Corticelli
Jun
52 ¥4 May
23%
Jan
32%
,
High
Low
30
10%
9 ¥2
9%
85c
30
*
-5
Paper
Co
Development
Brown
32 3/4
1
Oil
&
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
1,600
453/4' 463/4
46%
523/8 May
Anglo-Nfld
50 ¥a
50
Anglo-Canadian Pulp
6 ¥2 May
Feb
Jan
4<J%
24 ¥2'
25
5 ¥2
35
Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
Husky
Imperial
Shares
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Jun
6 ¥2
Sale Price
Apr
Jan
50
•
Mining
Bay
104
110
*
Paper common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
5
5
5
_i_
General Steel Wares common
203/4
all2
allO¥4alljJ¥4
100
—:
970
all2
100
preferred
24¥2
24%
24%
Range
Last
STOCKS
•
common
Funds
Week's
Friday
6.95
6.20
6.95
500
4.20
1
18c
18c
18c
500
10%c
Jan
31c
16c
Mar
22c
Apr
Apr
July
6.95 July
Jan
Jan
Branch:
62
QUEBEC
Cor
-
footnotes
William
St., New
TROIS-RIVIERES
see
page
45
-
Mines
Phillips
Office:
-
1,000
2.52
Feb
3.80
Jan
2c
2c
1,500
U/2C
Jan
2¥2c
Apr
Mar
He
Jan
13¥2c Jun
35c
Feb
1
Square
CHICOUTIMI
7c
—
7c
7c
7,500
14c
15c
7,500
6,000
1
6c
5c
6c
1
|
p
7,500
2.75
1
4.40
4.00
4.40
600
40c
45c
52,900
1
York City, HAnover 2-0575
SHERBROOKE
20c
2.73
Ltd.
PL-9501
1203
Branch
Lead
St. West, Montreal
Telephone
Local
Anacon
18c
•
0
230 Notre Dame
.1
EXCHANGE
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q
*
Bouscadillac
Gold
Mines Ltd—
4,300
2.15
2.05
2.05
lie
13C
1
3%c
3%C
3%c
7.500
1
10.25
9.75
10.25
1,400
1
'•
17,000
6c
2%c
Jun
2.90 May
31c
Feb
2.00 May
6c
Jan
5.50
Jun
60c
2.80
Feb
Jan
5c
Feb
14c
Mar
23/4c
Apr
8c
Jan
Apr
123/4
Jan
9
42
(90)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 5, 1954
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
■
•
\
RANGE FOR
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Calumet
'
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Range
Canadian Collieries
Carnegie
Cassiar
Celta
Mines
(Dunsmuir)
Chemical
Research
Chibougamau
Chimo
Gold
•
Co Ltd
Corp
—
Explorers
Mines
Consolidated
44c
30 %C
Candego
Consolidated
Mosher Mines
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
1
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
Eastern
__2
Fab
Frobisher
1
100
10c
11c
18,000
1.05
5%c
45c
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jan
Par
Abitibi Power
$1.50
5 Vic
10c
2.43
Feb
1.60
5c
1.21
8c
Class
Preferred
14
Jan
16%
Jun
55c
Por
WW".
1
1
Mines
Limited
1
Collieries
Hoilinger Cons
48c
*
Uranium
300
75c
Jan
Jun
Agnew-Surpass
AJax
——;
Jan
Apr
voting trustt—
,
Ltd
Feb
2nd
preferred
Amalgamated
Feb
—
19c
19c
42c
2,000
3,000
15%c
3.35 Mar
Apr
13Vic Mar
May
20Vic
Jun
47c
Mar
5c
Jan
11 Vic
Jun
class
64
Feb
26%
106 %
107
165
104
Jan
108
13c
16c
1,800
11 Vic
Jan
18 %c
24 Vic
25c
4,500
22c
88c
88c
1,500
75c
Jan
12 %c
16c
24,900
12c
Jun
23c
Jan
9.75
10%
1,950
9.95
Jun
13%
Feb
2.50
r*
16,000
3c
Jun
Aquarius
18
18
65
9c
9c
4,000
8.50
200
13c 13Vic
6,000
5 Vic
500
9c
Jun
17
Feb
9c
Mar
7c
9c
18c
19c
7.50
Jan
11c
May
5 Vic
Feb
10,700
3c
Jun
9,200
13c
Jan
61
62
280
54%
Jan
30c
32c
20c
Feb
10%
Feb
60c
Jun
Mines Ltd
Ltd___
15
15%
8,500
1,175
60c
67c
3,600
2.30
,
—
2.60
3,100
1.45 Mar
6c
6c
6c
500
5c
Mar
96
Larder "U" Island Mines,
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd
New Vinray Mines Ltd
93c
96c
5,800
90c
Jun
30c
2,700
17c
Jan
28c
50
14c
*
2.67
—-1
—
—
4.75
52 Vi
*
Area
17,700
4.90
9,777
52 Vi
53 Vi
210
48%
453
12
7c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Ascot
10% Mar
24c
Apr
9c
27Vic
66
15
Apr
21c
Mar
46c
Apr
7c
Jun
13c
4c
4c
3,300
18c 22 Vic
68,900
*
.—
15%
37 Vic
39c
2,000
17
16%
17
3,500
12%
Jan
17
Jun
96
96%
85
82%
Feb
96Vi
Jun
9%c
14c
5,500
7c
Jun
12 %c
Feb
Jun
24c
Jan
63c
Jan
—
1
—
Hardware
Mines
11 Vic
14c
1,500
lie
41 Vic
46c
23,800
36c
—10
17%
17%
17%
375
1
class
B
10c
8%c
10c
10,125
12%
1,860
(1937)
River
12%
—
7 Vic
—.—1
18c
1
9%c
1
2.20
-
Gold
Electric
Avlllabona
35c
;•
Aumaque
Bagamac
1.05
Jun
14c
1
2.60
10c
35 %c
43c
1
Jun
May
1
Corp
Atlin-Ruffner
Auto
•
common
Mines
Ltd
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
Jan
Banff
Jun
Bankfield
Consolidated
6c
Jan
15c
16c
18c
5,267
9c 10 Vic
2.20
12,200
3,320
9%
9%
385
5,500
15c
5,000
—
4c
6,000
3Vic
Jun
6c
Jan
Bank
10
45%
4%'c
1,000
4c
Jun
11c
Apr
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
45%
8c
1,500
6Vic
Jun
8 Vic
Jun
Bank
10
12c
16c
27,000
9c
May
16c
Jan
3.00
3.15
2,100
Montreal
Toronto
—
May
Jan
16%
May
6 Vic
11c
1
10% Mar
2,500
14c
—
13c
3,000
2.05
Jan
19
Apr
7c
10%c
1.80
Jan
8c
8c
15c
50c
15%
7c
10%c
1
Oils
65c
Mar
6c
1
Apr
of
12%
1
Mines
of
Mar
39c
Aubelle Mines
Jun
Jan
35c
1
100
17c
1
1.75 Mar
Feb
6c
22%c
*
common
Atlas Steels
Aunor
3%c Jun
1
Jun
Apr
Jan
1,500
18,053
Jun
31 %c May
53 Vi May
8c
Jan
10Vic
Jan
25c
Res
Metals
Athona
Jan
Jan
13%
Armistice
17c
Jan
9c
6.00
7c
Gold
18%
3.80
Jun
July
25c
Preferred
Arjon
Feb
5c
4.60
13 Vi
—
8c
16
8,555
6 Vic
Jan
25c
4c
Ltd
2.80
6c
Feb
Jan
1.03
7 Vic
4%c
Ltd
2.66
4.60
36c
*
—
—
Mines
•
Mar
Apr
Apr
—1
Mines
Porcupine
Aumacho
61
32c
Ltd
—
-5
—:
Anglo-Huronian
Apex Cons
—
50c
-
Mines
Jun
Jan
23
—1
A——
Petroleums
Rouyn
May
46
Ltd
—_—•
Anacon Lead
Anglo
Feb
48
360
—-1
:.
—
Yellowknife
Argus Corp
5%c
Ltd
39 Vi Mar
Jun
42c
30,500
4c
825
5,384
Anchor
38c
3.25 Mar
63%
Anglo-Canadian Oil __—————*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Jan
67,110
25%
Jun
17c
7.00
44%
61 %
Apr
16,800
5.20
42 %
25%
July
28c
Jan
7.00 July
6.95
62%
45c
Jun
Jan
2.15
25%
106 Vi
-----
-
Larder
Nephellne
Oil
Jan
1.00
1.48
-25
pfd—
Leduc Petroleums
American
Ashdown
New
Mines
Apr
5.15
1st
44c
8c
85c
Jun
July
1.55 May
*
Canada
of
16%
18c
Island Mining Ltd_^
Mining Corp of Canada
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Yellowknife Mines
Ltd
Aluminum
Apr
7,000
60c
42%
Jan
9
58c
—1
—-
Jan
July
67 Vic
89c
58c
Uranium Mines Ltd
Algoma Steel
1
_—
35c
8.50
Merrill
Mines
Jun
12
3%c
13 Vic
Ltd
Uranium
9%
1,000
9c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
LaBine
Apr
3,435
18
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd.
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
Lavalie Mines Ltd
Formaque
9
16
10 %c 11 %C
—-
»
Ltd....
Mines
75
33c
42c
'
—.
11 %c
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
Goldfields
9%
45c
25c
„„
Mines
Feb
9%
35c
25c
Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines
8%
1.60
Ankeno
Ltd
9%
7% May
1.60
American
July
15c
Jun
75
1.60
Amurex
40c
Apr
4,700
Vic
*
Jan
5,100
25,900
20c
9
common
Apr
46c
Feb
Jan
6,525
15c
Jun
7%
Petroleums
Distillers
11
8c
16c
10c
15c
21
Jun
500
40c
Jun
9 Vic
15c
8 Vi
96c
24,600
9c
Jun
76c
9.75
Jan
106%
55c
29c
2.00
Feb
1,900
44c
2.30
Jan
100
4,400
Jan
2.21
17
15
21,800
800
Mar
Jan
730
80c
16c
26%c
20%
Vi Jan
1.09
17c
1,000
20%
105% 106%
Jun
6
76c
18,500
8.55 Man
310
96c
38c
40c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jun
7%
High
7%
33c
15%
!
Kerr-Addison Gold
Feb
4.10
7%
26% Mar
7%
15 %
45c
...
Ltd.
Kayrand Mining Dev Co Ltd
Louvicourt
400
Apr
96c
9.75
Mines
Mines
48c
6,600
18
24%
Low
*
34c
38c
.
Joliet-Quebec
50c
4.10
35c
Feb
1,288
—*
Yellowknife
Aigom
1.42
Jun
25
10
—
Petroleums
Akaitcho
Apr
3.10
14%
23%
24.90
*
common
Preferred
Alberta
Feb
18c
735
Jan
25
—-—*
Apr
May
4.50
16%
——1
Jun
2.40
1,500
18
19%c 19 Vic
Ltd-:.*
Mines
Mines
Nocana
3.60
10,500
48c
_„*
Metals
Ltd
Gold
Mines Ltd
Nesbitt
81c
2.45
4.10
—
Ltd
Jaculet Mines Ltd
Jellicoe
76c
17
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co.
Jardun
3,700
4,750
20%
Oil——-——
&
Gas
American
Ltd
Mines
Mines
18
Head of Lakes Iron Ltd--.
Hillcrest
4.35
18c 18 %c
*
—
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Ltd-
„_
Uranium
Gunner
4.00
High
22%
105%
Acme
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
Acadia-Uranium
Shares
21%
——-1®0
A
Jan
Mar
25c
9,500
Jun
for Week
of Prices
22%
*
common
Jan
20e
Jun
•
——20
preferred
Jun
70c
1.02 July
15
28c
May
1.08 May
500
2.40
—
& Paper common—.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan
6.50
ll%c
1.65 May
43c
1,500
15% al53/a
26c
4.10
1
Mines
Grandines
Nib
Feb
6.00
Week's
Last
stocks
Aluminium
Metal
New
30c
8,100
1.02
28C
Corp Ltd
Smelting & Refining
Fenimore Iron
*
Friday
9.65 Mar
Jan
Exchange
Canadian Fonda
2.35 May
3.40 Jun
6%c
7.200
57c
5 Vic
Mines Ltd:
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Lso
July
7.75
900
1.35
1.02
1
Metals
Eastern
Gui
Toronto Stock
Albermont
East
2
High
2.70 Mar
9,300
1.35
10%c
Ltd.
44c
2,000
54 %c
a
Asbestos
31c
6.10
7 Vic
2.43
'
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion
200
1.94
J
Mi
•
JULY
Acadia-Atlantic
55c
__1
Ltd
1,300
30c
2.08
Ltd.—____1
Mines
26,200
8.00
7 Vic
--
_50c
Ltd
50c
,3.25
6.10
»
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3.25
■
Corporation Limited-*
Dev & Mining
Shares
High
8.00
'
•
Ltd
Asbestos
45c
1
Ltd
'
•
for Week
Low
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
'
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
.
WEEK ENDED
Feb
lie
''
Jan
13c
Mar
May
39c
Jun
8 Vic
15c
Feb
2.45
Jan
1.96 Mar
8
Apr
10c
Jan
10
22c
Jan
19%c
Mar
12 Vic May
Apr
Feb
3.85
4.00
1,760
3.70
Jan
5.40
1.73
1.90
8,100
1.73
Jun
2.55 Mar
6c
6c
2,000
45
45%
834
45%
46
1,380
46%
46%
485
6c
Jun
35%
Feb
Jan
46 Vi
Jan
41% Mar
Jun
47
Jun
46%
Jan
42
8%c
Jun
Ltd-
(1945) Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pato
Cons
Parbel
Gold
Mines
18c
(Quebec) Ltd
Dredging
2.39
Ltd
Ltd
36 %c
3,50
Que
Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_.
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd.
Gold
Mines
8C
Ltd.
4%C
Standard
Gold
Mines
Mines
4.00
Ltd
15c
3.50
Jan
Apr
36Vic July
2.53 Mar
3.50 July
13c
4,500
90c
1.04c
38,100
12c
4,000
8c
8%c
8,500
4%c
5c
12,000
7c
65Vic
Apr
Feb
4.00
16c
1.04
Feb
May
May
14c
8c
Mar
18c
Jan
2 Vic Mar
5c
Jun
81c
500
66c
9c
10c
16,000
7c
4.00
Jan
Feb
91c
Jun
Apr
13c
700
15c 15 %c
15,000
9c
Jan
25c
3,000
5c
Jun
12c
6.50
Feb
7c
8.00
3,300
2.80
3.55
102,785
3.75 May
1.70
Feb
4.25
Canadian
Ltd
.Jan
8.60
Apr
3.55
Jun
Oils
l
Ltd
Petroleum
•
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Ltd
30c
Jan
Bralorne
4.40
Apr
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l
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22c 22 %c
3,000
8,500
500
75c
Jun
Apr
Feb
Feb
1.63 May
22c
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27 %c
Feb
25c
Jun
47c
Jan
48%
48 Vi
10
41%
Jan
48% May
30c
24%
24%
113
18
Jan
25
—
4.40
Jan
50c
—
43c
30c 30Vic
3,757
6%
6%
535
4.00
4.40
8,950
48c
48c
1,000
18c
6%
Feb
40c
Feb
76c
40c
50c
July
50c
Jun
43%
9,679
39 Vi
Jan
43%
Jun
13c
24,000
9c
Jun
24c
Apr
46c
46c
1,000
42c
May
72c
Jan
15c
Mar
43c
16,750
1
Mines
16c
20c
6,600
1
19c
18Vic
20c
26,500
18c
Feb
35c
Jan
1
11c
9%c
11c
5,100
9c
Feb
14c
Mar
1
5%c
5Vic
5%c
10,300
5Vic
Jun
1
24c
24c 24 Vic
6,900
22c
Feb
42c
1
11c
11c
12c
12,550
10c
Jun
25c
Jan
6%c
6%c
7c
10,500
6%c Jun
10c
Jan
9%c
8 Vic
9%c
18,700
20c
Mar
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3.20
3.30
870
80c
80c
1,000
—
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Mines
16c
Apr
Mines
Gold
Bordulac
Mine
Pete
1
20
2.15
May
Jan
Brew is
Red
ordinary
Lake
•
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8 Vi
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14,998
1
7 Vic
6c
7 Vic
14,000
50
48%
48%
48%
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1.90
2.01
7,300
;
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—
pref
77%
1
1.95
1
3.90
3.90
4.15
2,110
*
25
24%
25%
7,918
92%
93
4.00
500
3.80
Jan
4.35
4.40
300
30c
1,000
30c
1.76
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1.45
1.45
1.45
500
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1.13
—
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3.60
3.75
300
1.12
1.13
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8.00
400
1.77
219,900
1.32
1.26
1.33
2.35
90c
l
Ltd
Oils
—
1.45
7.60
23c
Jan
69c
5.60
36c
5.35
Apr
Jan
Feb
29c
Apr
40c
Jan
9
Jan
13%
Apr
4.35
30c
Feb
Jun
1.40 Mar
5.50 Mar
48c
Jan
2.95 Mar
1.45 July
40c
3.60
1
ni
8.00
Jan
1.45 July
1.20 Feb
Jun
8c
2.95
80c
6%
6c
Jun
Petroleums
Jan
4.25 Mar
1.75
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
—
Ltd
3.90
American
Oil
4%%
4%
pfd
preferred
100
100
92%
101
100% 101 Vi
Jan
1.26
Jan
1.56
3.70 May
2.36
3,600
1.82
Jan
40c
1,500
1.45
200
1.45
Jun
Jun
1.95
78
Jan
93
260
90
Jan
52
52
53
305
48
Jan
7%
7%
7%
6,350
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1,000
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1.45
2,500
1.25
Jan
Class
Packers class A
1.24
Jun
1.74
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23c
Jun
54c
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a52c
100
60c
Jun
74c
page
45.
54
2.03
2.03
70c
65c
70c
2,000
50c
May
95c
60c
59c
62c
29,873
59c
Jun
84c
Jan
65c
70c
18,900
55c
Jah
75c
Mar
2.45
Jun
7% July
16
16 Vi
11%
11%
225
22%
22%
2,386
British
Oil
1
21c
21c
24c
23,100
Mines
1
1.50
1.45
1.52
14,190
1.45
Jun
2.25
4.00
4.00
100
4.00
Feb
4.55
Jan
8c
8Vic
12,000
18Vic
Jan
9c
9 Vic
1,500
13c
Jan
Empire
Rroulan
Bruck
Reef
Mills
class
B
Mines
Ltd
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Mines
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1
,
1
8Vic
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40 Wall
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13
9
17%
21c
8c
17
Jun
Jan
11%
Jun
Jan
23 Vi
Jun
49c
Jan
Jan
July
-
Mar
7 Vic Mar
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Gairdner & Company Limited
Jun
65c
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11% Mar
i
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102% May
Jan
22%
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May
Jan
Jun
•
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British
1.80 Mar
2,550
1
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5%
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Jan
1.74
2.00
Jan
673
Canadian Affiliates
Jun
Feb
26% May
•
preferred
2.68 May
75c
Jan
1.30
100
5.20
Apr
Jan
50
5%
Feb
40c
2.55
Jan
20Vi
British Columbia Forest Products
Feb
25.250
1
•
Ltd
50
10% Mar
i
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15c
Jun
48% May
1.80
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Jun
1.37 Mar
Jan
1.25 Mar
7.80
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5.00 Mar
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Jan
Feb
1.71
1.30
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Feb
Jun
Apr
43
Rritalta
4.00
700
.
10c
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Jun
1,000
5.50
40c
Mar
Jan
„
Mar
7%
2.90 May
43%
May
4.75
11
Jun
11 %c
92c
19 Vic
30c
Jan
1
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300
1.65
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15c
500
Apr
11,100
1.70
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64c
17,200
Mar
22c
1.72
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Oils
Jun
18c
5c
34c
30c
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Apr
25c
38c
4.75
1.77
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Oils
28c
Apr
2.00
19c
Jan
20c
11
—
90c
Feb
15c
38c
34c
500
29,300
Jun
1.40 Mar
25c
Jun
4.75
20c
1
Dominion Oil
Pontiac
footno*
1
Boymar
625
31c
45c
14c
1
Mar
Bobjo
Bonville
3.40
1,300
28c
1,960
23
Gold
Yukon
Jan
10c
1.85
2,500
Jun
7,950
*
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Quebec
Por
Blbls
Jun
2,500
17%
—
6,000
17c
1
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1.72
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Westburne
1
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Brunhurst
25c
Continental Oil Co
Okalta Oils Ltd
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Gamma
2.10
7c
4.20
*
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Berens
Beta
1.14
3.95
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Trans
1
:
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52c
1.88
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Jun
1.25 Mar
10 Vic
17*4
Jan
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18c
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Mar
75c
25c
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&
•
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10c
22c
1
Minerals
Bristol
■
Lodge
2,000
*
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Ltd
Federated Petroleum
Trican
•
•
—
45c
1.82
15%c
British Columbia
Co
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
British
•
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13c
5,700
12c 12 Vic
II.
Ltd
&
Devonian
New
17c
1
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Belcher
—
-—*
Ltd—
Beatty Bros
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■
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2,200
11c
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Ltd
Admiral
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—
1.82
*
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—•
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British
Canadian
Oil
Petroleums
Bathurst
42,650
—
Phillips
Baia
*
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&
————_
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Uranium Mines
1.55
1.75
Petroleums
Pacific
Baska
13c
Copper
Petroleums
Oil
——
Metals
2.10
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd_*
Jasper
Warrants
Barymin Co Ltd
Base
7c
Limited
Oil
1.70 May
1.98
17%
&
Petroleums
Kmoire
1.39
Jan
1.50
10 Vic
Bailey Selburn Oils
Calalta
Jun
1.35
11c
Mines
Anglo-Canadian
Calvan
1.05
3,240
Jan
4.00
7.60
—
Antone
4,000
1.55
1.55
Ltd
Pyrite
Oils
1.10
1.40
Jun
10c
Stocks——
Altex
1.06
1.41
2.05
Oil.
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd.
Oil
Jun
24Vic
3.40
Ventures Ltd
Violamac
Jan
1,114
600
1.09
Rldgood Kirkland
Asbestos Corp
Weeden
2.53
43,000
3.50
7.70
Ltd
Mines
23c
32c 36 Vic
3.40
5c
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
United
Jan
1
1
Bellekeno
Ltd
Trans-Dominion Mining &
Trebor Mines Ltd
Uddlen
1.10
81c
9%c
Sullivan Cons Mines—
Mines
11%'c Mar
Mines
Mines
3.15 Jun
Roover
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd..,
Tazin
Feb
3.95
12c
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd.
Royran Gold Fields Ltd,
Sherritt-Gordon
9,900
12c
1.00
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Yellowknife
500
2.39
3.95
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—
Quebec
18c
2.32
2.40
Barnat
Barvue
Normetal Mining Corp
Obalski
Jan
Jan
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
f
Brunston
Mining
Brunswick
Mining
Buffalo
Red
1
Smelting
&
Canadian
Buffalo
Bunker Hill
&
Class
Burrard
5,500
4c
2,000
41
42
42
300
9V2C
5,500
.
5.250
High
9
Mar
13
Jan
Davis Leather class A
15c
Jan
29c
Feb
Davison
6c
Jan
D'Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
Delnite Mines
Del Rio Producers Ltd
Jan
35%
9V2C
500
9 Vac
Jun
22%
2234
275
■19%
Jan
75
62
51%
Jan*
53
55
94
37V2
Jan
class
814
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125
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814
7
July
14V2cMar
74
22%
•
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D'Aragon
May
42
8V2C Jun
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Calgary
20c
Calgary Power preferred
Flin
Callinan
Calvan
Flon_
Oil
Cons
14 %c
&
20c
45,400
10 34
11%
59
25
Gas
13V2C 14 V2C
6,000
Mar
9
Jan
4.30-
4.25
4.50
7,150
Campbell Chibougamau
3.15
3.15
3.30
7.45
7.30
7.45
2,863
12c
Exploration (Western)
Canada Cement common
Canada Foils class A
Dominion
21 %c
Feb
Jun
T
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8.50
70*Tan
Jan
195
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Canada
Life Assurance
133/a
14
110
it
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340
19%
Jan
23
783/4
Jan
98
Jun
10
Jan
60
10
8V2
275
60
60
120
12V2
12 V2
25
8
51 %
Ton
10% Feb
May
3.50
Packers
Canada
class
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Southern
3.50
3.65
1,100
2.10
2.10
2.10
100
36 V2
Warrants
36V2
250
31
58
*
B
71
1
2.23
12.50
13%
Ltd
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Canada
71
55
2.15
20
Mortgage
Petroleum
2.40
'
Jun
pfd
•
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•
1.75
3.90
9,974
3.40
Jun
6.25 Mar
391/4
2,181
32%
Jan
26
263/4
4,512
21%
Jan
39% July
26% Jun
24 >/2
25
1,260
22
Apr
30
20
305
26
•
25
20
Canadian
Car
*
common
Amphi
Malartic
Apr
13%
Jun
East
Rim
23c
Jun
50c
Jan
East
Sullivan
Chemical
Canadian
21
22
1«3/4
Mar
19%
170
1H
Mov
Canadian Collerles
285
nq
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7'4
8
1,550
RV
3
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(Dunsmuir)
7.25
8.00
4,925
7
7.25
•
67c
2,900
62c
2,600
18c
Canadian Dredge
Canadian
1.76
62,150
70c
63
64
260
50
*
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2.00
2.00
2.38
2.45
16
50
5%
38c
42c
2,900
*
15%
16
104
104
15
3.00
3.00
Warrants
Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
Pipe
Line
Canadian
Tire
Corp
com
.
Apr
3.75
2.79
1
Canadian
35c
67c
Williston
Canadian
Canadian
Canso
Asbestos
Castle
Central Leduc
Lake
Jan
1.00
1.08
20,457
*
5116
511/2
10
102
102
25
1011/2
102
60
25V2
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121/4
2.50
2.70
63
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5.7£
6.10
872
68c
72c
3,300
6.05
6.50
5,850
2.60
2.60
4.80
1.65
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1.50
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2.65 May
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14.400
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93c
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Jan
91c
Jun
5
85c
Mar
1.04
1.14
181/2
181/2
91c
101c
5,000
II,450
5
5'4
200
80
•
13
13
1.92
2.13
1.45 Jan
Feb
5%
107/
„
131,400
58 Ac
28c
^
25
641/2
64V2
62
1
5Vsc
63/4C
1,000
60c
70c
33,550
60c
Jun
1.20 !Feb
55c
70c
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55c
Jun
1.15 Mar
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Jan
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55 %
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500
1
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50
7
10
61
61
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1.60
1.80
12c 12V2C
26%
1
37c
49C
Discovery
1
1.85
1.90
*
46c
46c
Jan
1
27c
30c
7,800
53c
8,505
9c 10 3/4 c
1
47,200
.—1
2.63
2.80
14,695
1
15c
15c
700
2.26
2.40
27%
28 »/4
18,746
2,810
•
1
Consolidated
Mosher
2
Consolidated
Nicholson
•
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Orlac
1
1.00
1.95
10c
Jan
25c
Jan
Jun
Jiin
25c
Jan
.
90c
36c
36c
50
20
21,800
II,758
2,600
15c
Jun
54c
18c
Jan
1.07
Jan
14% Feb
Feb
Feb
38c
Jun
18
17
23%
17 %
24
3,235
2,015
19
Jan
24% May
21%
21%
832
20
Jan
24
1.25
1.35
26%
27
300
8c
8c
2,300
7c
2)160
3.50
Feb
19
May
Apr
2.10
Jun
1.10
6,662
28
Apr
Jun
13 %c
Jan
5.05
A$r
Jun
3.75
50c
12,650
47c
Jan
16c
1,000
13c
Jun
7%
1.70
7%
1.85
150
3,200
87
90%
1,890
3.50
48c
1.10
88,664
9c
2.30
15c
Jun
Jan
May
1.72 Mar
22
Jan
1.00 May
Feb
5,866
6%c
29,260
5c
Feb
121/2 c
13c
12,416
10c
Jun
58c
60c
9,950
47c
Mar
5V8c
203/4
51/2C
21%
14,490
10c
5%c Jun
2,415
16%
May
Jun
•
3.40
3.55
5,300
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Corby (H) Dist voting
Cosmos
Imperial Mills
1
11%C
15c
21,000
11 %c
19 19%
—
7%
1.15
23c
Apr
Jan
9
May
68c
Apr'
Jan
2.20 May
4.35
85c
18c
18c
38c
42c
24 Va 24%
—
101
10%
6%
101
-
101/4
0%
—
—
—
50%
51
—
70%
71
—
common
&
•
13
141/4
1,760
*
10
10
450
Coulee Lead
1
Cournor
1
1
Jan
10%
9
20c
20c 201/2 c
4,000
6c
6c
6,000
5%c
75c
76c
1,170
56c
v
Jun
Gridoll
Gulf
1
111
Apr
Jan
13
900
5%
Jan
205
35%
Jan
52
May
68
Jan
71
May
Apr
104
10
274
101
40
5c
13,000
8.10
1,732
10,825
10 %
562
100
4 %c
7.70
65c
23 %c
6c
3.50
35c
Mines
48 %
50
8
150
7
60
17
Feb
Hard
Apr
Harrison
Rock
Jan
15c
Hartz
of
Lakes
Headway
Iron
8% Mar
350
Feb
7.20 Mar
3.95
1,825
7.95
20c
Apr
Heva
1.05
Jan
—
2.000
9.35
9.85
20,070
6c
9.40
6.15
6%c
40 Va
6,000
6c
1,740
32%
3.10
17%
200
100
40
40'A
100
3.00
—
17%
__
.1
99
99
13c
9%c
12 %c
8%c
33c
^%
8%
20c
25c
29c
35c
25
4,800
8,300
25
11 %c Jan
Apr
Hollinger
14% Jun
Homer
Howard
Smith
Feb
8c
Feb
Jun
Hudson
88
10
60
Jan
91
47 V«
574
34
Jan
47%
1
9c
91/2C
23,500
12c
2.90
Paper
May
Jun
May
,
Bay
20
Jun
99
Jun
12'Ac Jun
8c
8% July
30c
16c
Jan
28% Mar
45
Jun
11%
16%
15%
15%
16
8.00
7.90
8.05
5,370
16c
17c
25
50 % 50%
2.25
2.25
45 % 46 Va
30c
31c
6.50
6.65
6c 6%c
10,000
24 %
2,205
—
•
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
2.25
•
46 %
1
31c
6*0
1
1
1
Jan
8% July
Feb
505
Smelting
Feb
17 %c
May
5
&
May
24c
10c
3,312
50
Mining
3.25 May
Jun
Feb
13c
45
25
1
17'A
93
500
42
16c
Apr
Jan
Apr
8,100
16c
11c
1
41
Jun
15c
He
•
10%c
Jan
6 VaC
15c
common
May
3,700
4,250
4c
Preferred
Hoyle Mining
90c
88
Jan
Jun
4c
Yellowknife
May
461/2
May
15c
3%c Jun
7.90
Jan
10 % Mar
5
57
11
May
Jan
4c
;
Jan
Jan
8.00 Mar
45%
26c
•
Consol
12c
6%c Jun
45c
13c
Oil
9% Mar
25c
7%c
45
1.42 Mar
Apr
Feb
Jan
7c
•
Jun
Jun
12c
—
Jun
17%
Jan
Mar
7c
4
4.40
10c
13c
Dauch
Hinde &
Jan
Mines
29% Jun
Jun
17c
19,444
36,900
6,500
1
—1
-——•
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highwood Sarcee
Gold
5.65
7%c
53 %
1
Lake
1.01
6.05
—
,
,
7c
53%
—
—
1
Red
Heath Gold
Feb
450
Jan
Apr
29 %c
Jan
4% Mar
1
Hasaga Gold
Feb
18%
11,600
5
13c
1
-*
Jan
425
9%c
8%
21c
1
Mines
(F J) class A
Apr
49c
400
1
Gold
8
18% May
May
24C
94,590
100
Hibbert
52% May
Feb
18
Feb
Jun
134
Jan
52%
Jun
6c
7
___*
;
Jan
Jan
14c
Apr
3%c Jun
1.14
6%
•
common
58c
3%c
97
Feb
Jan
Api
5
1
Cotton
1.91
1.11
6%
1
—4
12 %c
5
-1
Lime & AlabftStine
23 %c
—
1.14
9c
.
Mar
Jan
Jan
2,011
1
Preferred
1.70 Feb
37c
Apr
57,000
1
•' T
A
Mines
Hamilton
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.00
21c
15
;
15c
30c
9.70
26c
*
ll%c
4.05
Jan
Mar
25%
4.40
16
1
class
Gwillim Lake Gold
3.90 May
18c
Jan
24c
—
Gypsum
29% May
23
9%c
19c
25%
4.10
14%
*
Grass
Coal
Jan
Jiin
104
Jun
ll%c Jun
5,500
Feb
59c
16%
Jun
Mar
M&r
47
21c
25
Gunnar
Jun
7.00
4.90 Mar
44'A
11
Feb
6% May
42% May
18
25%
Util_.
Lead
Jan
Mar
25
Jan
5.55
20% Jan
1,495
24'Ac
•
Gas
Jan
Jan
20,120
7%
—
—
*
Gulf Oil
May
25C
78c
Jun
55
•
Jan
92
Jun
71c 73%c
—
common
Paner
Freehold
Jan
53c
100
7c
30c
1,110
8.00
~
—
Mines
Sweet
Jan
45c
Jun
16%C Apr
1,000
8,500
Feb
1.08 May
Feb
4%c
—
5.20
Jun
30c
85 %
30
101
—
*
Bousquet
Great West
Class B
Jan
May
;
44 %
10%
—
50
class A
Co
Hallnor
70c
Jun
6.60
5.50
„
1
Apr
20
4.05
1,030
85'/, 85V,
100
15% Jan
7,940
77c
—
Jan
64
460
4.05
—
Mackay class A
Lakes
Home
/
—
*
'
6c
1
Jain
24
17c
3,000
52 Va
Great
Apr
2.20 Mar
May
1
page 45,
43c
Jan
85c
—
—1
Preferred
52%c Mar
1.83 May
42c
12c 13V2C
10
see
Jun
8C
18c
24
17c
682
Graham
29c
Jun
3.05
For footnotes
Jan
130
Grandines
27%
Jun
.1
Patricia
Feb
14 %c
129
Head
Crowshore
10c
Jan
129%
Gordon
—=-
37c
1
Corp
Jun
7c
•
Tire
Jan
8%
Jun
■
Zellerbach
5c
500
3%c 3%c
Jun
67
Feb
30c
500
Crown
Jim
6,500
6%c May
1.55 Max
1,635
East
Crow's Nest Coal
May
31,550
3%c
1.43
May
12c
4,674
55.402
Consolidated
Mining
69c
69c
Goodyear
Sn
1.08
3%c Mar
4,620
1,550
1
Consolidated
Croft Uranium
31
Jan
5%c
8c
17c
24
15c
—
Great Plains Development
2,500
3%c
Exploration
Feb
42c
29 %C Mar
Jan
15c
3%c
Con west
Jan
1.43
Feb
25%
7,200
42c
15c
1
Consumers Gas
Apr
75c
10,000
Mar
1
Colomac
Rochette
Fteb
4.50
50,250
14c
Coldstream Copper
Consolidated
1.17
Jan
5c
9%c 12%c
Great Northern
Consolidated Ran wick
200
10V2c
Jan
Consolidated Peak Oils
81c
26 %
Feb
3.45
Jan
66c
—
•
10c
Consolidated Micmac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
76c
Jan
1.90
3.55
37,065
19,900
*
1
Apr
Lead
80c
—
•
Uranium
7c
Howey
5,000
26,200
95c
4.35
Porcupine
Goodfish Mining
700
Matarrow
2.30
87c
3.80
1.35 Mar
9c
Cons
2.20
2,970
9c
Consolidated
May
10,700
1
Halliwell
9c
1.57
48c
Great
Consolidated
Apr
1.50
42c
11% Jan
Mines
8c
1.55
Jan
Lake
4,000
1
Jun
Guayana
8%c
28c
Mar
Consolidated
Apr
8%c
13c
6%c
7%
Consolidated Gillies
1.09
25c
65c
Crest
Jun
12c
6%c
68c
Mines
69c
26c
11,750
1,181
Denison
60,750
13c
6%c
20.401
Consolidated
74c
1
1
8
.
Feb
Jun
69c
1
93c
Oil
43c
27c
—
•
74c
Allenbee
Apr
Jun
May
.1
Mines
68c
Consolidated
Mar
25%
7,500
Goldfields
Jun
8%c
Jan
Gold
85c
Conger Lehigh
Coniagas Mines
Mar
62c
Jan
—
•
100
Gold
7%
—
141
Jun
19%
15c
—
.
•
Confederation Life
Jun
35c
20c
—
A
1
Conduits National
135
7,500
-
Goldhawk
t
64%
class
1
Yellowknife
Feb
Feb
4,000
5
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
_
21
25,100
3
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willians
Lake
9
8%
—
100
Lake
Grafton
Coin
6
Golden Manitou
Apr
6,400
8,300
141,320
trust
25% May
Feb
I,935
Goldale Mines -1
Jun
57c
Chemical
Jan
7% Mar
Goldcrest
Gold Eagle Mines
Tlt_
I /?
2.13
PcoH
Jan
1.52
1.39
Votfcig
980
Jan
—
1
*
Yellowknife
Giant
God's
Feb
55c
Cobalt
18%
1,085
5% Mar
25
—•
Geneva Lake
1.74 Mar
1.20
Chrysler Corp
910
Jun
28c
20c
1
Preferred
25c
1
1
Citra-Lartic
4.00
25
„
•
General Products Mfg class A_
General Steel Wares common
to
1
Mines
Apr
24c
18c
—100
Petioleum
General
Jan
Chibougamau Explor
Gold
Apr
16
—
♦
common
Dynamics
General
a*
t
-
General Motors
o'Zn £
?'Zn
/I* Mar
67c
Cos
A
Geco Mine* Ltd
General Bakeries
l no
Tan
1.00 Jan
£
Jan
class
5*> Preferred
Anr
Chlmo
Chesterville
8% Mar
6Va
190
_
*
.*
** debentures
i?A aSJ
i
Inn
100
4.70
50c
Research
Mar
16c
Gaitwin Exploration
Gas Exploration of Alberta
Gatineau Power common
3.55 May
fin
on
....
i.
6%
135
38c
__
Warrants (extended to June 1956)—
Anr
1,471
10
Chateau-Gai Wines
6V«
135
35c
__
1
Mines
Frobisher Ltd common
jSn
12\l
160
1.95
*
Chatco Steel preferred
8%
warrants
Motor
Fraser
n
Anr
1Ii/ JTon
on? its
•J4?/ nfn
3i
J
£
fift? Jun
68c
320
1.77
Ford
s\'70Iian
J
55
in4
10?% S»S
100
1
-
qq
Jun
Tan
45,4
1,035
12'4
1
Uranium
Oils
8
—
—•
Petroleum
B
Fittings Ltd common
Fleet Manufacturing
Jun
l
Chamberlain Oil
May
15
Jan
22% May
1
Porcupine
Charter
1.02
27%
Jan
•
Oil
Central Patricia
Centre
Jun
Jan
1
Explorers
Central
35c
1
Trethewey
Central
13 Va
__
250
*
1
A
Iron
Class
4.15 Mar
12
•
Ltd
Corp
Jan
21
1
Cassiar
1.55
300
1
Gold
Feb
9% Mar
—
Fenimore
May
3,100
1,565
*
Oil Producers Ltd
Cariboo
105
40c
6c
A
Ltd
1
•
25
1
1
Oils Ltd
Federal Grain class
Federal Kirkland
16% Mar
Jan
Jan
191/4
1
class
12%
100
26'4
*
B
Minerals
Wirebound
National Gas
Canso
class
14
12
25
May
Jan
Jan
19
•
Wallpaper
13%
11%
24V4
14%
—
Fargo
35c
100
1
Canadian Vickers
15%
Jan
—
1
Oils
Pen-Rey
Feb
Jun
Jan
251/4
1
Canadian Utilities preferred
Preferred
Apr
11%
26%
•
*
1
Producers..
13 %
3,090
—
1
1
Railway
Ltd preferred
2,280
10
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players
10
Petrofina
125
15
__
Fanny Farmer
25
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian
4.00
__
Jun
66
19
160
common
Jun
4.00
—
Warrants
Jun
14% Mar
495
100
Cos
preferred
37
__
1
Invest
Federated
Oil
Canadian
Feb
—
1
Eureka CorD
2.95 Mar
Jun
1.75
I,543
16
2.00
600
10c
com.
Oils
31
Feb
27c
Apr
*
Homestead
Locomotive
79 %c
Jan
68c
4
Products
Food
Canadian
Canadian
1
9 60M2?
9.60 Mai
Feb
1.70
•
Petroleum
465
14%
—
1
El Sol Gold
Emerald Glacier
Equitable Life Insurance
Estella Mines Ltd
Q/
Jan
22c
•
common
Devonian
El
Map
2wSX
Jun
21c
Decalta
Warrants
Canadian
May
36%
6.50 Mar
60
—
1
Mines
Mines
Elder Mines
S,/£.
32
M«v
Mines
Nickel
Eastern Metals
OQV
19
31%
•
Cellulose
&
Apr
54c
Jan
Jan
•
20
common
preferred
$1.75
Gas
&
12 Va
25
Class A
Canadian Celanese
16%
Jun
205
•
_•
Jan
22c
__
*
Oils
Economic
Breweries
14%
15Va
—
East
3.60
39
Canners
271
17,200
15Va
—
1
3.85 Mar
Jun
3734
3.70
10
Canadian
100
1
600
-2
Canadian
1,300
15%
Jun
4.10
3,300
Oil
-■*>
>
Jan
4.15
7
—
East
72%
30c
Atlantic
^
4%
—
Apr
Jan
Jun
1.75
Canadian
Canadian Bank of Commerce
common
Brewery
Dragon
Jun
1.90
100
Apr
.
125
__
•
•
1
36%
131/2
*
'
300
__
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Mar
13
Oil
?
3 2'A
7
—
Dyno Mines
2.75 Apr
27c
Admiral
•20c
'
—
•
1
1
4.35 Mar
1.95 Feb
1.75
Lines
SS
Canadian
Jun
Jun
I
3.40 May
6,300
Jun
24
—
*
Dow
Canada Oil Lands
4.30
12c
5%
—
Dominion Textile
Preferred
Donalda Mines
1?»/,
Fab'
35
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
Jun
98
8
•
Power
98
*
•
Machinery
Canada Malting
3,640
7
—
*
common
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores common
Jun
12 %
10
Canada
Northern
3034
10
10,000
2.25 Mar
Jun
Jan
5%
25
preferred
Dominion Foundry & Steel com__
30 34
*
Foundry
1.25
13c
36
'
Dominion Electrohome
Tnn
Jan
tv/to«•
im
Coal
Dairies
Jan
1.25
r
107 %
Tan
—
10
Preferred
5.50 Mar
♦
—
Canada
Canada
Dominion
Jun
20
Preferred
Bank
Apr
^
108
Dominion
Jan
Jan
42c
27c 28V2C
—
1
Apr
1.10
Jun
1.00 May
12,425
29%
28%
__
*
Asbestos
13 %
fi
b.70
1.38
Mar
16
Mar
70c
,
18c
19%e Jun
2,600
1.10'
15V4
—*
,
2.50
Mines
Dome
105V4
Jun
4.15
13
4.15
2
Dome
Apr
24c
Jan
3,450
Campbell Red Lake
100%
75
1,000
9,133
High
Feb
.
Jun
8V2
Jan
15c
1,760
104V2 10416
10%
Edmonton
&
18c
14
—
Low
10c
18,000
13c
14
70c
21c
70c
20c
1.05
1.25
12c
—
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
IOV2C
„
•
T_50c
1
1
1
1
Dominion
Calder Bousquet
1
Distillers Seagrams
Jun
Shares
Low
1
Oils
for Week
Jun
75
Mines
Detta Minerals
Mar
223/4
m
.'
Range
Par
,
3%cMay
25c
9 V2C
class
!•/,
Jan
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
14c
4,910
19c
18c
1
—j
B
1014
8 Vac
•
Steel
Co
Low
18c
9.50
—
Burlington
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
37/8c
v
STOCKS
Shares
17c
18c
1
Bulldog Yellowknife
Burns
10%
*
Lakel
Products
Building
17c
2
for Week
of Prices
low
1
JULY
Sales
Week's
Range
65
15c
Jan
Jun
May
13 %c Feb
7%c
1
Jan
Jan
Apr
10% Jan
25c
Apr
19%
Jan
25
Jun
45
Jan
50%
Jun
2.50
Jun
100
1.70
Feb
1,943
'37 %
Jan
47% May
6,000
30c
Jun
51c
1,375
6.45
Jun
4,500
6c
Jun
8.20
Jan
Jan
IOV2C Jan
ft
44
The Commercidl and
(92)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JULY 2
ENDED
1
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Friday
gale prjce
Par
Imperial Bank
Imperial
Shares
Low
10
Oil
Low
41%
235
„•
32%
32%
33%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
38%
5,127
9%
9%
9%
2,840
9
6
6
6%
165
6
Feb
25
25
25
25
258
23%
♦
43%
43
44
3,289
34%
Jun
36
National
May
Mar
£1
Drug
Chemical
&
47*
preferred
Industrial
$1.50
Acceptance
common
prelerreu
30
$2 preferred
Ingersoll Machine class
Inspiration Minim;
Jun
National
Explorations Ltd
National
Grocers
Feb
Hosiery
Jan
45% May
National
Petroleum
45% May
May
National
Steel
43 %
125
34%
44
250
39
Jan
47
8%
8%
605
8
Mar
9
2.32
2.20
2.40
17,195
3.75
3.75
3.75
50
16
16
90
33
33
285
44
•
__
1
Bronze
Powders
Preferred
International
Metals
25
class
A
Co
33
100
.
Nickel
__
•
Preferred
International
*
com
,
__5/100
Jan
Pipe
~
•
25%
5.75
Apr
New
New
Alger.,
Bidlaitfaope
Bristol
Apr
29 % Mar
34%
Jun
96
Feb
Jun
Jack
Waite
•
Jan
42 %
Jun
«New
57
128 %
Jan
135 y2
Jun
19
Jan
26%
Mines
Jan
27% May
May
10%c Jan
349
25%
11,650
20%
5c
1
13 "A May
Jan
13%
Low
47% C
53c
15,900
10%
10%
350
10
27%
28
175
27% May
6% Apr
■.
48c
B—___
•
6%
6%
1.90
__.
5%c
14,000
5c
103
4,300
'■25%'
25%
9,200
241,951
2.68
1
-r
8c
37 %c
7%c
8%c
8,500
36c 41 Vic
38,250
1.39
2^3 L
1.24
44,935
1.20
1
I
J,
1.39
8%c
1,000
7y4c Mar
9%c Mar
8c
2,500
7y2c Jun
14c
Mar
1.77
4,700
1.40 Mar
3.80
Jan
New
Oils
19c28%c
2,121
5%c Mar
28 Vic
July
•
11c
10c 12 %c
8,600
10c
Jun
26c
10%c
10c 10%c
7,000
10c
Apr
23c
Jan
Joliet-Quebec
1
Jonsmith Mines
Jupiter
Oils
43c
35c
46c
100,000
•
22c
21c
23c
15,000
•
1.55
1.55
1.63
2,400
Ltd
Ltd
Kayrand Mining
1
Kelvinator
*
Kenville
Gold
29V2c May
16c
49c
Mar
27c
May
1.55 July
450
5c
5%c
Jun
2.15 Mar
18%
10c
2,110
16,200
61c
62c
1,800
Feb
11 %c
Jun
19% Jun
25%
9%c
Jan
19
Apr
5c
11,500
18
9c
5c
May
16% Mar
8c
Jan
52q
Apr
,
20c
Jan
Jan
1
61c
1
63c
62c
70c
3,800
61c
May
90c
Mar
1
35c
35c
38c
2,500
35c
Apr
60c
May
24c
Jan
—
.
Townsite
L
1
New
(John)
Labrador
Lake
Hugh
Malartic..
Jason
Gold-
New
Kelore
Larder
1.02
Apr
New
New
Morrison
New
Mylamaque
Newnorth
New
Luz
Jan
5c
Jun
45,000
1.12
1.12
1.16
5,400
21%
20
21%
3,536
•
8.50
8.50
8.75
695
66c
67c
4,300
61c
Jun
80c
Feb
14c
2,400
12c
Jun
21c
Jan
Noranda
19c
19c
2,200
16 %c
Jun
22c
5.20
5.30
1.499
23c
23c
2.500
28%
28%
100
15c
New
-
__
13c
__
1
5.20
1
23c
•
common
__
•
Shops
Acceptance class
Laurentide
3
A
19c
Feb
47c
1.10 Jan
17
2
Warrants
Lavalie
New
Superior
Jan
New
Taku
7.75
Jan
5.20
20c
21 % July
10
Jun
6.15
24%c
May
28
Jun
32
May
Leitch
1
Gold
1,45
500
1.30
3.60
__
10
3.80
988
3.60
10
Nib
1
35
5%c
1,000
Nipissing
Jun
Louvicourt
Jan
North
4.00
Jan
North
Macassa
Inca
Jan
12
Apr
Apr
7%c
Jan
Mafie
Class
&
Bloedel
Mines
class
13%
Jan
10%
Jan
16
July
14% May
Northland
17%
Jan
20
Nubar
1.80
Jan
4.25 May
Malartic
60c
Jan
73c
Jun
7%c
Jan*
12c
Apr
10c
Jan
23c
Feb
Jun
3.00
1.20
Feb
71c
71c
8c
9%c
2,000
10c
11c
18,750
2.05
2.24
35,351
61c
__
65c
5,750
56c
Jan
1.90
37%
Jan
940
40 y2
Jan
4%c
4c
1.61
9c
3,300
30c33%c
18c
4%c
8%c
__
35,550
13c
Jan
30c
.__l_
Maple Leaf Milling
common
Maroenor
Marcus
*'
1,500
18c
19c
5,500
1.61
1.67
I,850
44%c
'
Nudulama
Oils
46c
Marwayne
McColl
Frontenac
Mclvor
Ontario Jockey
Club
47
May
56% July
3%c Mar
5%c
8%c
Jun
18c
28c
Jun
1.10
28c
Ontario
Drilling
McKenzie
Red
McMarmac
Opemiska
Feb
McWalters
Merrill
Gold
Mexican Light
Preferred
common.
2.19
Oil
Midland
&
&
Gas
Pacific
Grain
Milton
1.45 Mar
Mining
;
Knitting
Moneta Porcupine
Montoco
common
common
Moore
4%
1.97
For footnotes
see
nage 45.
10c
Jun
Jun
Jun
75c
Mar
Jun
75
"11C
lie
1,500
2.85
3.15
22,310
2.35
Feb
12c
13c
7,000
9%c
Jan
2.80
2.95
; 11,500
6c
5%c
7c
18,500
9
9%
5,634
2.40
2.50
1,680
12c
10 %C
12c
10,200
4%c
"10c
4%c
.2,000
11c
45,200
28c
32c
6,700
65c
72 c
12,160
Y
1.78
14 %c
Jun
10c
Jun
Jun
Feb
3.40
Jan
Y-16c
Jan
2.15
feb
3.15
18c
5%c July
6
10%c Jan
*
Jun
Jan
9% May
2.50 Jun
25c
Jan
'
10c
9%c
4%c
Jan
9%c May
20c
Jun
9c
24%c
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)
Feb
j"
Jan
'1
Y
Western
9c
9%c
1,000
7c
Feb
18c
May
4c
4!/4C
17,500
4c
Mar
11c
Jan
1.47
10,250
1.30
Jun
2.45
2.60
9,800
1.90
Jan
65c
65c
75c
24
24
174
70c
60c
75c
6,900
2.36
2.30
2.44
63,285
1.80
Jan
Pathfinder
Paymaster
6%c
560
6c
Feb
10c
Feb
1.40
1.45
5,675
2%c
3c
8,500
102% 102 %
5
100
7
12c
9%c
12c
12c
11 %c
12c
9,500
Jan
5c
Mar
9%c
8c
Jun
Feb
34c
34c
3%c
Parbec Mines
Peace
II,900
34c
Jun
Apr
Feb
Perron
Jan
Pershcourt
9
Jan
24 %c
Jan
14c
Jun
52c
Jan
1,000
3%c
Jun
5c
4,300
20c
Jun
39c
Feb
100
12c
27,086
10c
34 %
100
3,299
I
827
7%
Feb
9y8c
Jun
26 y4 Mar
61
100
85
91
12c 13%c
2,500
12c
161
7
62
380
53
7
71/4
160
40c
43c
8,400
30c
6c
'
7c
Feb
July
7c
5,020
5c
12%c
7
Jan
9% May
17C
Jan
37
Jun
100 %
Jun
26 %c May
66%
Apr
11,340
1,035
65c
900
84c
Apr
37 %C
41c
25,000
31 %c
Jan
46c
Mar
5 %c
500
47/8c
Jun
11c
Jan
453,100
38c
Jun
65c
Pickle
Crow
Pitch-Ore
Feb
Mar
Pontiac
*
20c
Apr
33c
1.00
55c
26c
Feb
40c
13,400
4.50
16,310
106
25c
500
9c
3,000
8c
Feb
87c
1.20
80,300
75c
Mar
43
3.65
106
24c
Jun
Jun
May
45c
Feb
Apr
8.40 Mar
113
Apr
38c
Mar
11 %c
Apr
Mines
IjY
Petroleum
Power
lr'
CorD
Prairie
Pressed
39c
Jan
1.08
6,025
95c
Mar
1.22
Jan
1.93
800
Jan
2.00
Jun
13c
40,800
Jan
11 %c
1
23%
.
29
29%
912
85c
91c
12,200
1.74
1.63
East
If-
Dome
Uranium
28c
24
Mar
30
85c
1.01
1.75
25,200
3,970
26
70c
6,000
51c
3.9
39%
681
1.50
1.45
1.85
12,900
11%
10 %
13
14,534
35
Jun
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.45 July
7%
Apr
Apr
1.36
Apr
1.75
Jun
34% May
84c
40
3.00
13
Jan
May
Feb
Jun
2.50 Mar
3.60 July
4.20 May
5.00
8,850
3.70
5.50 Mar
3,000
7%c Mar
12c
Jan
8c
Mar
15c
May
2.93
3.60
65,340
4.90
4.30
4.95
92,837
4.40
-3.90
4.40
8c
8%c
12c
*12c
1,000
3.55
Mines__
May
34%
39
Metals
10c
34
1%
1^
Oil
1.41
63c
34%
Gold
Jun
11,300
1.05
1.73
11 %c
River
Rouyn
62c
50c
1.07
1.73
*Y
__15>
85c
Powell
1.20 July
Apr
'
Airways
|
-
m
|
•/* •'
Jan
May
4,540
5.00 Mar
Jun
1,500
46c
Gold
Powell
Prospectors
10,500
Jun
200
60c
8c
-
1.18
1.
Development
Preston
33c
Jan
3.00
38c
3.00
25c
9c
Oils
Pronto
6.00
Mineral
Ponder
Feb
Mar
&
Placer
Jun
26c
14c
57,700
5%
5%
978
7%
7%
7%
6%
6%
6%
6
49c
53c
6,460
21
21
25
21c 22 %c
4,800
885
5.80
Jun
9c
Mar
5%
Jun
6%
Apr
.6% July
45c
14%
20c
2.30
2.25
2.30
1,600
7c
7c
5,500
7c
1.80
1.75
1.81
5,500
1.60
14%
15%
•
14%
14%
25
♦
7%
8%
200
47c
53c
12c
14c
12,400
4,100
16
16
250
'
28%
pJar
106
—1"'
Uranium
14c
Jan
10c
16
Feb
11%
Y"74%
4.10
4.45
t'.j
Fields
Gold
11% Mar
30c
14c
59 %c
Jun
Apr
lie
32c
.
Petrol Oil & Gas
43c
5.80
51c
61c
55c
37c
_100
—^___
Oils
Jun
6V4c
lOc
15%
6.90
60
{<:
Peruvian
Jan
56,500
33c
51c
Jan
1.35 Mar
10,000
39c
preferred
Gold
Jun
17c
6.00
5%
58c
Feb
Apr
Jun
5%c
lY
Gas
Gold
Jan
24c
7%
9%c
2.56
67
50c
Apr
3%c
33%
__
__
Jan
20c
3.00
Nat
Penman's Ltd
1.70
21c
__
1.00
May
40c
1
River
4%c
7%
__
7%
14%c
37c
97c
Jun
103
11c
24
Jun
7.85
Consol
6%c
308
Jan
60c
66
V
f
Petroleum
May
95c
22
17c
Parker Drilling
Jan
1.31 Mar
July
Jan
2.95 May
7.60
$;'■
1.60
2%c July
65c
1.96
7.75
10c
2,200
3c
2,200
...
67
Oil
1.68
__
Jan
Jan
1.30
1
Mines
1.64
1.41
50c
80c
4c
Jun
1.65
__
Mar
15c
Jun
2.40
60c
17c
Jun
1.26 Mar
•
1.35
1
21 %
2,500
18,100
•
-
(Eastern)
22%
6c
25
Apr
-
•
Page Hershey
Jan
»
Corp common
6%c
Pacific
Jan
Jan
,»
preferred
2,500
Jan
17%
Z*
Petroleum
Montreal Locomotive
7%c
Jun
17x/2
8%
•
Containers
Monarch
7c
28c
Jk
,'
*V;Y
1.75
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
8.00
Purdy Mica Mines
Apr
Quebec
Jan
Quebec
9% Mar
Quebec
23c
Chibougamau
Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
9% Mar
6%
Queenston Gold
67c
Jan
May
27
Jan
2,085
28%
29
1,015
25%
25%
38
105,350
60c
Mar
12c
6,140
10c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
3.00
3.00
1,200
Feb
3.85
Jan
53c
92c
3.00
2.50
21,500
37c
Mar
21c
21c
-21c
500
18c
19
18%
19'%
1,880
90c
81c
90c
45c
45c
Mining
1.04 May
73c
May
Jun
43%c
Jan
13% Mar
20%
Jun
32,600
54c
Mar
94c
Jun
23c
Apr
Feb
43c
Quemont
1.04
11 %c
1.00
-——4-.
Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
2.45
14c
2.15
Jun
Mar
Feb
Radlore
Red
Uranium
Mines.
10
Feb
15 % July
10 y2
Apr
15c 16 %e
Reef Petroleum
■s
11.
9%c
—1
14c
Jan
2,100
65c
Jun
95%c
9,050
8c
4c
?
70c
9c
15c
I———50c
Utilities
13,200
65c
4c
1,000
3%c
Apr
Feb
2.55
Poplar Gold—.
Redwater
Regcourt
Corp
Modern
7%c
35c
50
6c
"•
•
85c
3,689
7c
Mindamar
Jan
500
2.40
8%
*
58
6,300
22%
•
Brick
75
Jan
38c
21 %
6c
Minda-Scotia
61c
72
1,000
1,486
90c
2.03
*
Mill City Petroleum
61c
90c
21%
8%
»
61c
35c
21 %
__
loo
Tramways
2.85
Navigation
22%
13.50
Mexico
Midcon
Jan
Coyle
67,540
•
1.40
Pacific
Jun
Paramaque
1
& Power
1,300
May
Osisko Lake Mines
Jan
Pan
1
Mines
2]24
fJar
Feb
4,800
1
Uranium
May
8%c
12c
.2.60
Mines
Jan
•
Island
Merrill Petroleum
Meta
Copper
Apr
1
12c
Jun
Iff
68c
1
Lake
19c
7c 1 Mar
5c
750
■
;
Ltd
Co
56c
*
Lake
Red
^
6,500
>■
'9
.—10;v
Pyrites
16%c
5
4.25
*■>
Jun
*
Mclntyre PorcuDine
Jan
Tot
Mar
100
McDougall-Segur
8c
2.10
2,171
11c
—
July
•
:
2,090
J"
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Oils
9c
1
common
Preferred
10c
7c
7 Vic
-
Selections
Okalta
18c
•
Feb
25c
Apr
Jun
;V
2
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
41c
•
Ltd
19c
10c
2.20
V
:
Ltd
6,000
1
Ltd
Oils
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Maybrun Mines
2.60
72c
Mines
132,400
•
.
'
11c
*
2.60
/
-r
47c
1
Martin-McNeely
2.55
—1&,
9c
1
Ltd
May
May
Gold
Pioneer
Marigold
18 %c
9c
12c
——
41c
1
Malartic
Feb
12,660
(1940)
9c
__
•
Gold
9c
12c
14 %c
2.80
Ltd
45c
100
Maralgo Mines
Jan
12c
Tubes
Pamour Porcupine _•
1
Eastern
&
7%c
19c
Ontario Loan
1,180
____l
Goldfields
Apr
Jan
Jun
71c
44
1
Manitoba Sugar preferred
4%c
13c 14 Vac
1,000
17,500
.1
:
Mines
Mines
O'Brien
1.
Manitoba
4%c
9%c
'
9%c Mar
56%
•
Magnet Consolidated
4%c
.1
—
shareholders
July
5%c Jan
43%
___*
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Jan
.1
Trinity
2
_i
Empire
Mines
Co
Ltdbeing distributed amongst
25
54%
l
A
Feb
19c
2.40
Gold
1
B
7%c
Jun
Oils--
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold
MacMillan
Jun
8%c
«
Assets
190
44
1
Mines
4%c
5,375
ii
Pacific Petroleum
Explorations
Mackeno
Jun
2,500
10c
Northern
425
600
1
Mines
4c
May
4%c
3.00
Canadian
16
5,000
4,250
1
Mines
Macdonald
119,500
19c
4%c
1
_
Star Oil
3.75
,__1
Goldfields
Jan
9%c May
t 72
Mines
5c
56%
♦
Mines
Jan
July
Mining
9y4
•
Uranium
Jan
12%c Mar
Jun
7c
.1;$
1.70
Jun
•
Long Island Petroleums
5c
,20c
34c
__1|
Warrants
Lorado
500
Jan
15 %c May
4c
Norgold
20
61c
1
5%c
Apr
9c
2.11
Jun
Jun
-1
Norlartic
6%c
•
Lomega Gold
2,000
2oC
Jun
Jun
6c
Feb
Mines
13%
2.10
A
16c
12c
91
4%c
1
Normetal
3.60
•
class
3,500
23,300
4%c
-IVY
Jan
5%c
Liberal
Groceterias
1,500
99c
9%c Mar
,
__1
z,
Mines
13
10c
Class B
12c
6%c
July
8 V4c
Oils of Canada
Ltd
Mar
6c
1
Loblaw
Jun
5c
15 %c
Mines
Thurbois
20
~
1
Long Lac
13c
6%c Mar
3,700
4,500
4 Vic
Yellowknife
15 %
20
Lexindin Gold
Little
10
5%c
__
16
Lencourt Gold '
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.60
Mines
40c
/
Jan
1.80
Mar
1.45
*
Preferred
Jun
May
66,500
Warrants
1
Candy
Jan
15c
I39c
1
;
North
•
Lapa Cadillac
Secord
Feb
19y2c
May
■
Ltd—
Sons
&
48c
May
*
Senator
North
Lang
July
12c
7c
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd_;._;
1.45
5%c
Jan
Being exchanged for Belcher Mining
Corp Ltd one new for five old
Laura
15c
6c
7c
Nor-Acme Gold
13c
1
Mines
Jun
24c 27 %c
25 %c
;
Rouyn Merger
^
New Ryan- Lake
Mines—
14c
Gold
&
3.0J
500
:_1
:
New
1,500
»
Oils
Feb
24%c May
Jan
12 %c 12V2c
1
__i—
Pete
3,000
Mines
Landover
Jan
1.53
12 %c
1
Richfield
34c
1
Lamaque
Jan
1
Oils
Pacalta
20c
Mines
Wasa Mining
La
Ltd
Norzone
New
•
Woods
2.60
Jan
75c
20c
5V4c
__i
Explor
Gold
6%c
8hore j
the
:
Mines
18c
1
of
Jun
16c
1
Marion Uoltl
28c
Mines
Lake
14c
94c
Mines
6%'c
Osu
Lake
Mar
6%c
Mines
18c
Lingman
Lake
81c
13,750
5c
U
20c
Lake
Jun
12c
New Laguerre
New
6%c
Ltd
Dufault
40c
"4,733
New
32'/2c
Mining & Exploration
Lake
May
1.29
2,000
Higliridge
New
Labatt
2.70
91c
15,500
1
Ltd
Feb
36,365
—
__1
Mines
1.60
Feb
5,955
Goldvue
New
Copper
Oils
Kroy
5c
21%
18
'Klondike-Keno
Kristina
21
10c
Kirkland Hudson
Kirkland
21
128,000
*
Keymet Mines
Lake
10%c ll%c
.—1
—___
Keyboycon Mines
KirkianU
11 %c
_—1
—
Jan
Mar
Jun
22,100
"
Mines-
Warrants
Newlund
Kerr-Addison
-•
Jan
_1
Gold
Jun
13c
70c
v-
Jan
55c
60c
19,800
HO%C
t
Ltd
Joburke
1.77
900
1
New
Jet
Jun
2.68
Jan
3,663
New Fortune
1.70
,26%c
14c
-
-
7%c May
Feb
10,341
—__1
Development—
Petroleum..
Devon
7%c
I
Jan
Join
26% May
28 %c
"
Mineai_>wt
Dickenson
New
8c
_
7%
2.09
<
1.38 May
42,200
1.77
(1939)
Jun
28
Mar
2.23
New Delhi.
1
Mines
Apr
Jun
Feb
9%c Feb
1 2.44
-1
.
NcWwLuuuneiital
1
Jellicoe
25
Jun
57c
12%
Jan
l.*u
335
11-%
Mar
1
_:
nmnwfci Oil
Concord
Jaculet Mines
z
22c
170
1.68
,
25c
Oils.
Jasper
Oil
High
Apr
21%
24%
5c
Jan
11%
>-
_u_—
Uranium
CkJiittlet
New
34 %
New
Jacknlfe Gold
Labine
New British
7,375
21%
"
9%
200
11
16 y2 May
3.50
15% May
class
Car
Nesbitt
Jan
8%c
5•
405
13%
20
3.35 Mar
2.00
133 134%
21%
Line
20
11%
13%
Apr
42%
41
134%
International Petroleum
Interprovincial
101% 101%
__
"41%
common
Preferred
11%
•
common
Preferred
New
International
11%
Negus Mines,
43
43%
__
2
A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
v
.—
7% May
25 % May
10%
Shares
1-13%
com
Preferred
National
Preferred
for Week
Low
42
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
28
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41
__
Friday
for Week
0f prices
Last
oTftrKc
STOCKS
Sales
weekv
Range
2.60
200
2.30
1.20
Jan
12c
Jan
7%c
Apr
3.20
Jan
15
7
Jan
May
9% Mar
Renabie Mines
Rexspar
Mar
53c
Jun
Mar
23c
Jan
15
Jan
16%
Jan
Robertson
24%
Jan
30%
Jun
Robinson
25
Jan
28%
Apr
Class
Rio
A
56,800
87c
Mar
54c
50c
55c
35,492
43c
Jan
-_1
1.26
1.24
1.29
17,410
19%
19%
19%
95
11%
11%
100
15
,15
100
14
-1,
Prado Oils
"Rix-Athabasco
99c
-_1
Uranium
41c
10c
Apr
1
92c
95c
1.24 May
74c
May
'
Uranium
Mfg
Little
$1
preferred-
common
1.10 Mar
1.65
Jan
20
Apr
10% Mar
11%
Mar
15 Ya
Apr
Feb
18
Feb
-
*
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(93)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
1
Roche Long Lac
B
Rowan
May
19c
Feb
Vicour
l%c
l%c
6,500
lc
May
27/8c
Jan
Violamac
14,000
10c
Feb
21c
Apr
Vulcan
Oils
Walte
Amulet
12c
12c
14c
7c
6%c
7c
44V2
44
46 %
1,445
3.05
3.25
4,725
io%
11
1,460
10%
Jun
13%
Feb
7Vic
9c
16,000
7%c
Jun
17c
Jan
4c
4%c
47/ac
Jun
15%
18,000
515
2%c May
15 %
15
19%
Feb
•
7Vic
1
Industries
4c
•
common
15 %
52%
5iy4
52 %
Antonio
Gold
1
1.35
1.35
1.37
Gold
River
Scurry
Jun
3.25 July
Jun
Walker
G
2,445
37%
716
1.26
Jun
6c
52 y2
Jan
Weedon
6%c
5,000
6%c Apr
1.72
1.87
7,300
1.60 Mar
30c
500
30c
,
•
Consol
Shawkey
Sheep
9V2c
2,600
Jan
15%c
2.53
77,420
1.50
Jan
2.53
Jun
Western
50c
1.05
1.05
1.13
17.306
1.05
Jun
1.45
Jun
Western
•
1.80
1.80
1.86
2,550
1.55
Jan
2.20 May
2,315
1,350
22c
Power
7%c
50c
4.10
•
common
46%
48
1,368
49%
1
Gold
Breweries
48
50
Mines
Voting trust ctfs
Silanco
*
com
_.
(1954)
50
170
7%c
5,199
4.10
29,118
7%c
4.00
28
28
28
26%
27%
13c 13 %c
48
•
common
Preferred
:
Silver-Miller
5
_.
50
Jun
11c
1
42c
Mar
Leaseholds
Wilrich
Jan
28
23%
Feb
28
13c
Jun
,,
Jun
87c
24
class A
Feb4'
34
Feb
35
Jan
Oils
Stadacona
Standard
52
52 %
140
*
50c
55c
2,800
33%
33%
160
12c
15c
3,900
Petroleums
Mar
13%
Feb
Jun
53%
May
80c
Winchester
34
Jun
25c
34c
26c
600
25c
23%
808
20
10%
100
36c
52c
23,499
36c
1,000
10c
50c
21
36
11 % c 11 % c
20%
21
Jan
515
1.00
Jun
Apr
21
36
13c
i5y2c
15 %c
17c
10,000
3.45
2.78
3.60
326,910
24%
24%
350
17%
17%
595
104
104
5
10c
10c
500
2.25
2.40
1,700
1.65
Feb
1.10
1.15
5,000
1.10
Feb
12
12
25
50c
Inlet
Switson Industries
Gold
1
Pearson
10c
*
Sylvanite
—
10
preferred
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
——
1.12
1
5c
Jun
6.50
13c
Jan
Calgary ^
Thompson-Lundmark
2.05
1
*
______
Tip Top Tailors.-
99c
12 %c
*
3.60
Feb
Jun
25
May
Jan
18
Apr
Jan
105
10c
20c
May
10 (A
2.20
16,255
99c
1.01
3,100
99c
1.22
12
Jun
1,500
12c
May
1.83
Jan
2.70
Apr
2.05
Silver
20
18
80
*
44c
40c
45c
Jun
Jun
Jun
2.65
Feb
1.60
Jan
Jari
1.55
1.50
1.55
3,100
Jan
25
35c
.
Feb
19c
18
4,600
,_1
f
Jan
Mar
61c
Jan
1.70
1.20 Mar
Jun
*
14%,
14%
14%
400
13
Apr
20
___»
Toronto General Trusts
31%:
30%
31%
60
30
Apr
34
May
22
22
65
17
Jan
23
Jun
38%
39%
3,512
32%
Jan
40 V2
Jun
*
22
Traders
•
39%
class
A
14%
a
4% %
99%
99%
50
40
42
41%
42%
790
•
preferred
8,182
100
preferred
„
Empire
Trans
Era
Trans
Mountain
Oil
Petroleum
Trend
Triad
Union
Union
Union
United
25%
24%
33 %c
93
Feb
99 %
Jun
41 %
Jun
42 y4
Acceptance
3.00
20%c
9
Mining
9%
•
pfd
Gas
40
1
Keno
1.85
40c
4,589
19%
2,650
31c
Jun
5,500
7c
Jun
14 Vb
3.00
3.15
16,855
19c 20%c
16,400
17c
%-
9%
100
38%
40
780
17c
19c
1,500
9
2.55
4,000
5%c Jun
8c
8c
1,000
5%c Jun
9%
9%
2,955
5
5%
200
1.67
1.64
1.67
7,135
102
•
32c
1
7%c
Zinc
&
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
1
Bear
Mines
60
60
22
56 'A
6.50
1,000
25c
27c
7,800
Upper Canada Mines
1
Van Roi Consolidated
*
93C
Jun
35c
9%
Jan
Jun
Apr
6.35
12%
•
Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A
—
*■
17%
102% May
6
Jan
Jan
1.96 Mar
22c
1,000
Mar
41c
Jun
6c
May
10c
Jan
5%c Jan
6,100
17,500
•
Feb
Mar
9c
Feb
3,000
14c
13c
14c
9,175
9c
Feb
1.47 Apr
22c Mar
19c
16c 19 %c
14,300
15c
Jun
27c
1.14
-
Jan
Feb
Exchange - Curb Section
Week's
Range
Low
5
Develop
Shares
Low
7
High
300
7
Jan
25
30
30
9%
29
13
Mar
Jan
31% Jun
Jan
24%
Jan
10
Apr
31% May
8%
3,315
12%
9
7%
50
9%
28%
9%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
•
Newfoundland
Sales
for Week
of Prices
♦
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Asbestos
Corp
•
—
Brown Co common
1st
Canada
&
Dominion
New
Industries
Sugar
•
*
Marconi
Canadian
Lumber
110
Jan
87
1,350
5.60 Feb
19%
1,035
17
Jan
26%
26%
23%
Jan
35
Jan
51
1,290
3,775
20%
895
4.70
20'/a
52%
20%
—
13% May
May
102
Jan
6.25
ip%
19%
1
Western
Canadian
100 100%
•
common
325.
3,105
6.00
__
•
:
common
Canadian
100%
8
Canadian General Invest
Canadian
13
*
preferred
,
__
1
Bulolo Gold Dredging
4.75
350
*
7.25 Feb
19% Apr
26% Jun
52%
20% July
4.40
-
Jun
20% July
5%
Jun
Feb
*
10
10
25
10
Jun
12%
—
66%
64
Jun
497/8
49
68
49%
222
•
Paper
10
*
Westinghouse
Dalhousie
Oil
1,100
40% Jan
70
Apr50% Jun
10c
•
Aircraft
deHavilland
Dominion
Dominion
Glass
16c
•
Bridge
*
15c
•-
16c
3,000
110
110
200
98
.*
Apr
16%
—
16%
*
common
17%
865
15%
Apr
40%
40%
150
35(4
Jan
7%
Utilities
72%
^5
Paper common—
International
33%
70
33
72%
33%
l
1,374
1,257
—
8
8
100
*
Interprovincial Utilities
Feb-
23 %c Apr
Feb
130
Jan
18
Mav
43% May
Ontario
5.25
25c
Feb
Jan
14% May
Jan
61%
Paper
6
72% Jun
33% July
8% Jun
47
49
135
34%
Jan
49
Jun
36%
36
36%
4,395
28
Jan
37
Jun
1,641
,3.50 Jan
__
Pato
Consolidated
1
4.00
4.00
4.00
Oreille
1
5.25
5.25
5.50
2,510
Price
Bros
•
39
38
39
1,735
Third
Canadian Gen
5%
5%
300
32
33
54c
405
2,600
Apr
98c
.
Thrift
Stores
Yukon
72c
Jan
11%
Apr
13%
j—*
—2
—
1
FOOTNOTES
•
No par
a
Odd
Jan
1.47 Mar
Invest
Consolidated
Jun
7.70
Feb
July
Jan
54
Jan
28% Mar
_5
—6
<te
Jun
sale
(not included
year's range)
Jun
1.67
Jan
d Deferred
Jun
5c
Jan
e
3.55 Feb
32
4.00 Jan
.
Jan
5.65 Jun
39
17%;
17%
5,520
14 V4
Feb
20% May
8%
750
7%
Feb
8% May
r
Cash
*
delivery
sale (not Included
ex-interest.
(not
23(4 Jan
50c
Feb
t Ex-liquidating dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
wd When delivered.
wl When issued,
x
Ex-dividend;
y Ex-rights,
price.
sale
53c
4.80 Jan
Jun
6.00 Feb
33
59c
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
in
year's range).
Selling
t Flat
FOR
__
53c
value.
lot
3c
'
5
1.55
1.33
Anglo
1.01
■"
97%
1.30
Par
700
V
6 Vic
Last
Andian National
2,000
r
7%c
Friday
1.02
8 %"
35c
7c
Sale Price
in
Vpntures
32c
25
1.30
STOCKS
3%c
1.02
Jun
Canadian Fonda
3d
~
Feb
May
625
9,825
102
6%c
•
Toronto Stock
Minnesota
4.40
3.30
25c
81c
Feb
9c
1
i
Loblaw Inc
Jan
6.50
12%
9c
10
May
1
Metal
Jan
22c
•
12%
7
Jan
Jun
1
Yukeno Mines
Jan
Jun
12%
82 %c
6c
May
80c
9Vic
3.50 Mar
15c
700
•
5VbC
May
c
42
58,565
•
30
Jan
4.20
Oils
Jan
8% Mar
14%
Steel
Jan
33
3.90
United
6%c Mar
Pend
19c
14%
United
Jan
42c
10c
1
Mines
Jun
2.55 Feb
65c
25%
4.20
50
Hill
Jan
33c 33 %c
14%
1
_
Corp class B_
Montauban
8,100
49c
103
Jun
9.c
1
Corp
United Fuel A preferred
United
40c
41c
•
United Asbestos
United
2.08
40c
*
Oil
Tungsten
1.90
•
•
Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
1.91
•
Oils
Oils
Jun
3,150
1
Lead
Yankee
International
Trans
Jan
5,100
Mar
46% Jun
Feb
'
5 7c
95%
7c
Yale
Consolidated
Toronto Iron Works class A
5.80 aMr
95c
Feb
23% May
15%
101
12 %c 12 %c
18
Jun
Mar
51c
100
Jan
28c
May
1.65
*
Texas
163
Apr
1
Surf
Finance
19%c May
34% Jan
8c
Jan
8.65
1,690
21,485
—
101
4.15
36c
•
7c
•
Jun
8.00
17%
283
9%
Jun
Mar
18%
36
5%c
•
3,000
»
Jan
7.65
;„25
1,600
70c
42%
1
Alexander
Jan
18c
May
29
500
4.35
42
5%c
1
Mines
Winnipeg Electric preferred
11% May
35,
5%cs
100
Elevators
Mar
26y2 Mar
Jun
7.70
oupertest (ordinary)
Preferred
Toronto
Feb
Jan
Jun
23
May
May
6%
1
Mines
Gold
12c
Jan
Feb
26c
11 VaC
Larder
Gold
Anglo
Torbrit
10,650
30c
Feb
1
Superior Propane Ltd pfd
Tombill
20% Jan
49c
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Jan
12c
10%
*
Mines
Contact
Taylor
33c
21
7c
Jun
29'A
22%
1
Mining
Cons
44c
Mar
40c
22 V2
•
Sullivan
Jun
21% May
47%
10 %
•
Sudbury
9c
Jun
49c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Zenmac
33%
1
Gold
Iron
Apr
11%
Apr
13(4 July
*
Ltd
Gas
&
13'/a
9%
*
Bros
Rock
35c
115
"
Canada
Steeloy
Steep
(1944)
class A___
Olsen
of
2,550
•
Mines
Stanwell Oil
Steel
40c
13%
39c
•
Ltd
Paving common
Stedman
14% Mar
50
__
Standard Radio
Starratt
523
3,260
25.307
1.20
I.:— \r.;/.
Co
^oooner
100
1.10
20
13(4
Valley
Southam
Apr
13c
Jun
81c
35
1.00
11
1
■
Jun
5 Vic
100%
101
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Jan
18%
19%
new
Somerville preferred
Souris
22c
65c
*■
——
Windward
18c
17
10%
♦
Co
N
2,000
1,000
22,600
515
4.15
—'
May
19
10
35
•
,
Gold
Slater
May
60% May
5% July
4.30 Mar
13c 14 %c
13c.
Ltd
May
.
Jun
17 %
17 %
1.10
1
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
Jan
Mar
13
9.00 Jan
50
Jan
Jan
50c
May
Jan
17(4
___40
.-
Mines
Silverwood Dairies
27c
20%
20%
(Geo) common
Wood,
Ltd
22c
5%c
24c
25%c
Tungsten
Weston
May
Jan
7%c May
4,000
13C
Jan
44 V2
655
1
,
39
10
27%
1
Mining
Silknit
22c
5%c
8c
2.20
Feb
2.20
A
Creek
oicks'
&
28c
4,875
5%
lc
1.85 Jan
87/ac
13
59%
4.90
1
i
Ashley
2.26
12
58%
5%
1
Oils
Products
8%c
12%
53%
•
common
Pyrites
Territories
Western
Jun
High
6%c
1.79
•
;
W
Equipment
Wekuso
West
*
Petroleums
Water
Preferred
Low
6%c
1
Preferred
Shawinieran
Range Since Jan.1
High
1
&
Waterous
"
Ltd
Oils
Low
Feb
46%
1
Freehold
Security
18c
Jan
3.05 July
Ltd
Petroleums
Rainbow
Jun
Shares
1
Mines
Westeel
1
Sapphire
6c
37%
15,000
Mines
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
11c
Corp
Sand
High
10,500
•
;
Oils
Last
Sale Price
<■»
•
,
16c
Lawrence
->an
Low
High
•"
-
3.05
Rupununi Gold
St
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
10
—
Week's
Friday
Shares
•
Royame Oil
Russell
2
14c
Rights
Rundle
JULY
for Week
1
:
Bank
ENDED
i%c
Silver
Roval
WEEK
14c
warrants
Oils
Roxana
Roy
Range
of Prices
Low
1
FOR
Sales
Week's
Included in year's range).
1
Ex-stock
dividend.
Jun
Jan
45
V
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(94)
..
Monday, July 5, 1954
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
July
%
Investing Companies
Mutual
Par
Funde—
Kid
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Par
1.09
1.20
Investment Co of America—
5.34
5.78
Investment Trust
4.29
13.81
4.58
Johnston
Inc—.1
15.01
——-—1
10.92
ll.UO
B-l
(Investment
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
10.30
20.56
3.27
9%
3'/«
10.83
11.18
22.35
3.57
10%
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
3'%
K-2
(Speculative
11.77
S-l
(High-Grade
21.89
23.54
8-2
26.37
28.51
25c
—1.25
American Business Shares—_—1
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
American
Mutual
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Beneficial
Inc
--—1
Corp———1
Corp-
Blair Holdings
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
"
Boston Fund Inc
1
Blue Ridge
Broad
14.02
com—100
Securities
Preferred —-—100
Fund
Colonial
Fund Inc
Fund
14.80
10.43
1
10.20
De Vegh
Mutual Fund Inc
11.78
45.17
19.97
1
--1
Fund
Delaware
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
5.00
3.74
shares
___—
1
shares
4.34
6.03
6.64
4.93
5.43
lc
4.60
100
100.3
8.02
Ctfs
Mass
beneficial
of
Inc
interest—_1
Growth
Life
——1
11.88
tl7.54
18.76
tl4.69
15.70
5.80
6.01
Net
12.91
two-for-tone)
Fund
—
(split
Shares
—
Fund
-20c
Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund
First Boston Corp
Formula
._
5
20.63
of
31.90
Bid
Certificates
Inc_l
—10
2.88
102.22
100.12
100.20
112%
113
1961
one
15,
Bid
l%s May
17,
100.16
100.18
l%s Oct.
100.20
1955
100.22
27%s March
100.13
1 %s
_
1 %s
—
April
1,
1,
April
1956
101.2
1956
1,
1957
l7/es Dec.
15,
1954
l%s March
15,
1955.
100.18
100.20
101.10
101.12
1 %s
100.22
April
1,
103.30
100.14
l%s Dec.
100.20
101.3
103.28
1957—
100.22
100.12
100
99.24
100
99.24
1, 1957
l%s April 1, 1958
1 %s Oct
1, 1958
l%s Feb.
15,
1959—
1955
101.10
101
15,
l%s Oct.
Treasury Notes—
15,
Ask
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
100.13
100.11
1954
1955
32nds of a point
more
100.11
1954
Feb.
l%s
or
Maturity—
100
100.17
1959
100.19
99
99.3
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8.41
9.24
13.00
13.00
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
2.35%
11-
2-53
8-
2-54
b0.95
0.65%
1.30%
6-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.15
0L95 %
2.25%
12-
1-53
9-
1-54
bl.00
0.75%
1.50%
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.20
1.00%
1-
Dated
2.15%
Due
Rate
Dated
Due
1
—1
11.22
12.20
1
16.86
14.35
9.87
6.80
7.88
5.07
5.54
-1
3.62
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.25
1.05%
bl.10
0.90%
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1-54
bl.10
0.90%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1.
3-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.15
0.95%
8.61
1
0.80%
1-54
11-
7.43
1
bl.05
11-
10.79
1
1-54
1-54
3-54
15.51
1
10-
25-
18.10
1
interest-
4-54
1.90%
1.35%
Corp—
beneficial
lc
Preferred stock series——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—i_2
Futures
Inc
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc
—1
General Capital Corp
1
General Investors Trust1
7.58
_________
Stock
Series.......
^
Speculative Series
1
5.89
6.44
1
12.86
14.05
4.58
5.02
2.95
3.23
19.34
Natural
_
Stock
Series-
of
Resources
Canada
6.82
7.52
22.84
25.03
2.53
2.75
Series
1955
20.72
22.40
Series
1956
68.67
6.11
6.64
1
Fund
England
North
American
Trust
preferred
-
8.26
14.62
& Trading
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Building shares
:—lc
Fund
lc
11.65
12.76
Pine
7.10
7.79
lc
9.30
10.74
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Electronics & Electrical
9.76
10.69
shares
Equipment Shares
lc
shares—————lc
Food
Price
Fund
5
99.997
15,
1954
99.983
99.988
^August 26, 1954
September 2, 1954
22,
1954__
99.970
99.977
September
9,
29, 1954
August 5, 1954-
99.958
September
16,
99.946
99.967
99.955
September
99.933
99.943
September
99.921
12,
1954
August
19,
1954——
_
Fund
Fund Inc
&
Bank
Bankers
42.61
43.47
of
Chemical
16.29
17.61
Commercial
20.87
22.58
Continental
•
31.35
31.35
Corn
First
49
Harris
State
Bk
&
Tr__25
&
45'%
48
Northern
Exchange
Bank
3%
9.80
h
15.19
16.42
Empire Trust
7.49
.1
29.84
32.25
Federation
.1
9.30
10.18
Fiduciary Trust
66.75
70.25
Finst
1
25.76
25.76
of the City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
lc
7.75
_lc
2.96
_lc
4.52
4.97
lc
8.62
1
3.20
shares
(net
8.50
shares
Fund
17.19
(stock shares-
lc
8.47
9.28
shares——;—lc
3.52
3.87
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
8.01
8.78
31.50
32.45
shares
Tobacco
—
Utility shares
Growth
Fund
Fund
Hudson
United
8.69
9.47
1
Funds
5.97
6.52
Accumulated
.1
7.53
13.21
13.62
1
5.38
5.88
*
Inc
20.60
20.60
.1
14.69
15.97
13.38
14.46
.1
7.25
7.92
.1
6-76
Inc. .1
4.82
Foundation Fund Inc.lOc
2.17
12.27
Science
13.26
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Value
Fund—lc
Bank
93c
1.02
Institutional
18.90
Fund.lc
Growth
Institutional
17.24
16.34
17.87
lc
5.29
5.79
Institutional Inc Fd Inc
Institutional
Insurance Fund————lc
1.38
1.52
Income
Fund
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc .1
Wall
-lc
Fund
Foundation
Line
Street
Investing Corp—__1
Mutual
Washington
Investors
Fund
Inc
Wisconsin
Par
Casualty
Surety
&
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
10
—10
Life
Co.
10
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
Investment
Co
$1.25
Fidelity
49
66"%
687/s
87%
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
28
71
9.15
9.97
16.25
National
New
1
21.35
23.08
Public
4.62
4.99
$2.10 prior preferred
51
54
29
30%
Massachusetts Bonding
5
28%
29%
30>/8
31%
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
53
55
—5
26 %
28(4
10
Life
Casualty
Merchants
(N J)
37%
281
__1
34
.
Rye
10
-
Manufacturers
11%
83%
85%
5
43%
45%
2
48%
50%
-iO
44%
46%
27
28%
34%
36%
Fire
64
68
New
Hampshire Fire
371/4
39(4
New
York
5
2614
28
North
-
Fire
5
River
2."'
338
348
Northeastern
3.23/.
Continental Casualty Co__
10
132
136
Northern
63
Crum
_12.5o
10
_10
12%
87
Forster
Employees
Inc
Group
Assoc
Reinsurance
*
59%
66%
Pacific
Fire
&
Assn
Deposit
of
Md
of
31
32%
Phoenix
10
77%
80%
'
Peerless
:10
Casualty Co
5
:
10
64
25%
116
Providence-Washington
10
29%
10
53%
2.50
63%
65(4
Reinsurance
_2
9%
5
337/8
35%
Republic
Globe
&
Corp____io
42%
44%
5
68(4
70(4
Republic
Globe
&
Rutgers
(Tekas)_
10
5
is%
20
44%
46%
Standard
38%
40%
Travelers
Fla)_2%
Fire
10
.e
Co
6.25
Surety Co.—
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
5
(Jacksonville
r
Y)
Seaboard
5
i
File
American
Hartford Fire Insui
(N
10
26%
40(4
169
27%
42%
174
Accident
10
.10
'0
1
S
Fidelity & Guaras'y
U
S
Fire
...
e.
<.
H
_
.
u
Westchester Fi-
32'%
220
52'%
54
10
35
36'%
10
49%
51'%
25
Commerce
36'%
38
51
53
City
Angeles
Nat'l
Security-First
Bank_12.50
City
York
Bank
20
Trust
Nat'l
25
Bank
National
Trust_17'%
&
Bank
Nat'l
Mellon
53%
55%
123
120
43%
41%
5%
10
100
6'/a
First
|
16%
294
126
85'%
88'%
45
47
Mercantile
38'%
40'%
18%
304
26%
28%
53'A
52%
55%
Trust_20
29'%
25
49'A
—
Bank &
Trust
Co
&
Trust
fTrust
.
...25
20
United
100
160
Trust
&
65
61%
65
Bank
5 2'A
61
Grove Bank & Trust.—20
Tower
Bank
50%
17
Union
Bank
Louis
20
Bank-—20
Bank
Manufacturers
St
Bank-
National
National
65'A
.
—
Francisco
San
10
National
Boatmen's
Y.
State Bank of Albany
Trust—25
&
Louis
St.
Mutual
120
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
American
2
25
National!
Albany, N.
Pittsburgh
of
Amer
N
& S
T
A_ _6.25
35"%
37%
-
irity Issues
10%
Bonds—
Bid
Calif
Oregon Power
Central Power & Lt
3%s
1984
Commonwealth Edison 3s
Consol
Natural
101
99%
3'/8S—1984
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Edison
101
102
102%
101'%
1017%
997/s
100'A
Virginia
101%
101%
West
1984
Houston Lighting Power
Iowa Public Service 3s
65
97%
Light 3'As
Electric 3%s__
3s_1989
99%
100%
Gas
Power
Penn
-
1984
-1984
3s
Electric
_1984
3'/8s
98
1984
98%
67
26 %
31%
"•
.
v
0
—3
2
53
10'%
56
42%
44(4
44
47
43%
3%s
Power
Paso
Nat
&
Lgt 4%
Gas
5.65%
pfd—•
pfd_100
100%
101
1979
101'%
102
—1984
101%
101%
1989
100 Va
N Y State Elec & Gas 3%s_1984
103
103%
1984
100%
100'%
Mississippi Pow & Lgt—
4.36% preferred
100
Ohio Power 4.08% preferred_100
1984
100%
101'A
Tenn
3(4s_1984
103'%
103%
97%
97%
54%
54%
3 (4s
3%s
New
Jersey Bell Tel 3s
Penn
Gas
Public
Elec
&
Electric
Serv
3 (4s
3'/8s
El
&
70%
San
Diego
Gas
56%
Gas
& El 27/8s_'_1984
FOOTNOTES
56 %
1,275.
99'A
100'A
107%
108%
100'/a
Power
Long
Island
4.35%
Lighting—
100
preferred
Louisiana Power & Lgt—
4.16% preferred
100
•No
par
FOR
value.
72%
bBid
47
49
k admitted
28%
30
5.85%
preferred
to
listing
Exchange.
5.12%
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER
t New
yield price.
Stock
x
on
the
New
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
k—
99'%
100
100'%
101'%
99%
100'%
104'/2
97'%
106
98'%
Gas Transmission—
—100
45%
1,235
100
103
Stocks—
Dallas
1974
Montana
120
99'%
102
97%
El
Laclede
Ask
100
-1984
1984
27/8s_.
Bid
_1974
Utah Power &
Wisconsin
Detroit
*
Southern Nat Gas 3%s
100
3'/8S_1979
Gas
.
101'%
—
Corp
St Paul Fire & Marine
Glens Falls—
205
264
55%
(S F)
General Reinsurance
Life
Pacific Indemnity Co
59
9%
Newark
Philadephia
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's
of
61%
10
of
31
50
_18
Pacific
.
4
Employers
Federal
Fidelity
64%
2o
th—
Co
First National Bank.
32'%
30
256
35%
.4
&
Bank
Trust
City Bank
40%
10
National
10
&
20
291
National Union Fire
5
Co
Assn
General Life—.
10
—10
common
New Amsterdam Casualty
67
Shippers
National
435
100%
30%
105
Ins
98%
287/s
65
Fire
Amer—5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
100
Insurance
North
420
47%
Maryland
lo
Camden
77
45%
Lincoln
25
Boston
73
36%
American Surety..
Connecticut
Ask
61%
Automobile
&
of
100
Co
Detroit
165
155
100
& Co Inc
(J P)
12.78
Casualty^
&
Co
of Freeport
Morgan
24.28
34
Re-insurance.,—_—5
Bankers
Co
410
26
24'%
25%
5
Home
Insurance
37
34
69
34%
(Newark N J)__2%
Co
American
144
293
Trust
Bank
Union
Los
10
11.92
10
287
395
52
20
Trust
10
United States Trust
Steamboiler
96
100
Savings Bk__100
90%
Bank
(The)
Manufacturers
Companies
Hartford
66'%
93
Meadow Brook National Bank
15.92
Bid
Bank
&
National
Jersey
5.27
32
59%
preferred
conv
Amer Ins
68%
100
20
22.27
P»r
Trust—33%
National Bank of Detroit
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Ask
152
66 %
40
20
1
;—
&
401
7.39
4
Equitable Assur
American
146
140
37
389
_____10
10
1
—
Ail
24%
40
_5
Automobile
American
American
Bid
22%
Bank
Franklin Square N Y
Sterling
Insurance
135
130
10
Guaranty Trust Co
1
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc.
63'%
Cleveland
National
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
2.38
1
United
National
Trust
&
Trust
Cleveland
8.24
1
Fund Inc
Inc
90
85
—16
10
Bank
Bank
National
Central
Hanover
Inc—
1
Guardian Mutual
Haydock
1
United
Bid
25
66'%
17.19
9.45
Railroad
4%
64%
Trust—20
8.94
shares
99.852
Trust
(ex-distribution
6.83
Bond
99.865
Illinois
National
497a
shares—:.—lc
shares——-——lc
Equipment
99.880
99.857
99.845
1954
1954
30,
Continental
47'A
Merchandising
Stock
409
47%
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
value)
397
10
Mining
Petroleum
99.907
99.893
99.870
Par
—15
9.80
Common
23,
,___
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
54
11.41
asset
39 y8
52%
Trust
&
Bank
Stamped
Clark-
37 7%
100
9.41
Railroad
99.895
1954
Companies
—10
Bank
1
Clark
&
York
Trust
10.42
Bond
99.919
99.883
1954
Ask
10
Manhattan Co
Chase National Bank
(net asset value)
Stevens
New
17.23
21.79
Fund
Stevens
the
shares.lc
Institutional
99.908
Chicago
Bank of
16.89
Inc
(Geo)
Scudder,
14.09
1
Puritan
9.68
32
12.89
Bid
York
20.05
1
Scudder,
9.11
25
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Par
New
1
Fund
Putnam
|
Bank & Trust
7.20
27(4
shares—lc
Industrial Machinery
<*«»
99.932
July
2.50
Inc—
6.54
8.31
,
*
Inc_
6.36
8.83
shares
Fund
Street
Pioneer
5.96
lc
bond
General
Petroleum
5.80
administered shares—lc
Fully
6.70
25%
5
_
7.52
Common
July
R(«1
99.996
3.29
-
13.35
Chemical
July
Dollar Value
1954-
Shares—
Pacific Amer Investors cqm_ _10c
—lc
Growth
8,
Ask
7.10
—-——lc
Capital
July
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
73.84
New
$1.50
shares—
'
August
Fund Inc
shares
Automobile
iied States
20.91
Series
Growth
Group Securities—
Aviation
3.98
Natural Resources Fund Inc.—lc
8.31
stock series
Corp..
Series
Income
12.27
10.88
Common
Series
Stock
11.20
10.00
interest
Mutual
___.
Investors
Preferred
44(4
42'A
Fund
Balanced
3.15
Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
er
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
2%s Aug. 15,
2%s Sep. 15,
34.49
Shares—
Trust
National Security. Series—
Balanced Series
22.30
Boston—
shares—1
of
Fund
Beneficial
Founders
Hanc
102.14
Figures after decimal point represent
22.53
•
interest
value
asset
Mutual
Bond
Gulf
99.24
1958
1, 1959
Panama Canal 3s
25.15
20.89
of Boston Inc—1
Fund
National
two-
for-onei
Great
99.16
Nation Wide Securities—
(split
Fund
Balanced
Stock
Fire
101.30
1957-55
Howard—
&
Aetna
101
101 22
Fund—
beneficial
of
Mutual
Dreyfus Fund Inc——
Income
100 28
1956
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Stock
—
Massachusetts
23.26
1
Investors
Fund
Mutual Invest Fund Inc——,-1
13.70
2.32
Steel
100.6
1955
8.79
8.34
12.05
2,11
RR
100 2
1955-54
2%s May
1, 1957
5.07
Inc—10c
Fund
Bond
3.94
lc
lc
—lc
-
shares
Mutual
2.50
25c
-
l%s June 1, 1955——————
2s June
1955
5.51
3.39
9.68
Shares—.L*—
E
Series
3.26
shares
6.87
7.61
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend
4.32
2.96
Units
_
39.83
3.92
Steel
Diversified Growth
Stock Fund
x39.83
*
,
lc
Manhattan
11.15
11.66
44.72
18.16
Fund—,
100.18
100.3
1,
Ask
100.13
Massachusetts Investors Trust—•
Inc
Investment,
100.14
109.1
2%s Feb.
Maturity-
Equipment shares.lc
Paper
Income Fund Inc—__-l
Income
Value)
Petroleum
14.69
1,
1,
2%S May 1,
1%S Oct. 1,
2%s May 1,
11.46
17.77
De Vegh
Equity
—25c
Com
Fund
Trust
14.84
34 '%
2%s Feb.
1954
10.86
Sayles Mutual Fund—
Asset
16.75
13.59
100 %
2
1,
6.52
13,66
32 '%
100
—
Nov.
2%s Feb.
7.65
1
1
17,
2%s
100.076
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
10.64
1
Inc
Western
9.95
Non-Ferrotis Metals
Inc
Jan.
Bid
100.14
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.028
1954
1955
14.97
Stocks)—1
Com
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
8.13
15,
9.98
13.72
Fund
Automobile
16,07
7.48
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Dividend
9.15
Stki_l
5.95
Business
140
1
_——
Fund
19.88
Stksi.l
Com
Managed Funds—
9,300
135
Bond & Stock
Composite
Composite
Concord
25.27
23.37
9,000
—1
Inc
Commonwealth Investment
12.17
22.08
-1
Fund
18.22
9.75
(Net
Christiana
Pfd
11.15
7.01
Loomis
12.95
1
1
Stocks)
1
Lexington
20.42
20.28
Stks)_l
10.93
1
18.59
Bonds)
Priced
30.01
1
Bonds)—1
(Low
10.11
Inc
27.27
Sep.
28.12
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
27.39
Fund
26.94
24.99
S-4
1
_
Inc
Fund
1
Bonds)_l
S-3
—1
Chemical
Eaton
(Income
32nds of a point
more
er
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
1.15s
1.30s
Bonds)
Pfd
Knickerbocker
Century Shares Trust
Crown
(Income
9.55
Bullock Fund Ltd
•
(Discount
K-l
Bid
Federal
Grade
B-4
27.55
Canadian
34.19
one
7.76
33.51
Figures after decimal point represent
15.22
Mutual
Priced
8.83
General
7.10
13.93
1
25.48
Street
Canada
1
Boston—1
of
Fund Inc
Green Fund Inc——10c
Invest Corp—5
Bowling
id
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Development
Atomic
(The)
Bid
issued,
Ex-rigihts.
100
ISSUES
Number 5339
Volume 180
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(95)
week Ended June 26
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
Clearings this week will show
increase compared with
an
1954
Third Federal Reserve
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
5£Sem
above those of the corresponding
stands at
for the week follows:
mary
Our comparative
sum¬
Week Ended July 3—
,
1953
1954
%
$10,627,350,144'
I
SM'' '
(11
+
9.6
+
1.5
1,186,000,000
1,133,000,000
+
4.7
619,122,887
619,704,007
368,940,545
367,042,726
338,900,000
342,400,000
571,381,000
529,960,973
Pittsburgh
408,181,106
419,529,230
Cleveland
469,472,665
520,012,039
308,981,(590
320,984,188
St.
City
Louis i
Francisco
San
.
Baltimore
■
—
+
—
+
—
—
—
Ohio
r
•
■*
O.ll
one
Total
3.7
3,426,426,385
+
4.8
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
I
III
+
6.3
685,285,376
+
*
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
the week
as
figures are not available at time of going to press.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however,
June 26.
was
an
week
same
in
an
to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
18.3%, in the Boston
reserve
was
increase of 19.8%.
in the New York Reserve District (including
(6
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
week ended
Mississippi—Vicksburg
—
following
we
furnish
clearings
Mobile
Total
a
gain of 13,7%, the bank
expansion
an
gain of 2.5% and in the Atlanta
2nd
New York
5th
7th
9th
St
8,895,585,764
1,170,434,439
+
7.7
1,195,467,199
««
Terre
San
Des
885,277,333
New
York
1.4
1,123,392,126
1,127,492,787
6.4
week
now
ended
add
detailed
for four
June 26
3,082,804
16,542,000
14,619,000
6.4
147,433,549
150,207,102
5.3
5,362,424
4,167,900
1.1
316,089,487
279,442,378
3.7
96,132,293
93,690,141
645,452,211
2.5
585,093,577
545,209,325
3.4
19,919,400
90,366,531
325,100,000
260,200,000
5,399,692
23,911,805
108,697,731
304,800,000
6,558,075
4,005,358
165,383,613
+
—.
—11.7
0.1
—
—15.3
19; 191,08k'
87,439,583
5,212,081
6,369,521
+ 23.8
4,141,361
135,282,002
132,755,653
8,396,963
7.8
—
+
144,304,764
7,132,461
12.8
+
3,914,763
108,443,144
107,812,882
6,663,530
419,577
14.4
—13.8
411,687
155,792,633
+
13.0
152,249,606
129,621,699
910,777,589
+
1.3
885,277,333
728,918,342
+
475,758
1,614,864
28.6
1,475,306
l,767,5tl8
14,061,336
—19.7
11,045,484
6,503,550
+14.7
6,358,177
12,390,266
7,125,993
+ 11.8
3,058,514
9,033,650
54,431,000
10,836,623
3,560,050
1.2
86,342,597
80,586,354
+
12,285,942
24.2
7,164,7711
+
8,192,799
59,5£fe,000
4.5
57,' * 9,000
15,987,069
2.6
—
2,969,811
96,848.957
4,799,751
32,392,470
—
12,917,962
+
1,207,859
+
4,20.9,938
12,539,097
4,621,593
32,159,172
35,149,179
0.1
13,103,768
1,314,309
15,430,55*
863,187,169
851,649,944
3,606,017
3,776,517
6.4
+
12,923,957
10,730,434
47.7
—
4,026,240
11,894,491
8,261,581
3,311,659
1.4
1,123,392,126
1,127,492,787
—16.1
4,013,424
1,173,374,840
2,128,583
2.1
5.9
—
9,943,883
5,928,174
4,466,367
2.4
—49.0
888,128,364
1,157,162,451
6.0
—
2,367,692
869,863,426
j.
(17 cities)
Missouri—St.
+
—
346,200,000
163.691,235
328,700,000
5.3
304,700,000
301,900,000
152,885,911
7.1
-
104,754,756
148,293,787
94,599,505
135,206,992.
114,386,277
9.2
.
2,053,896
2,145,730
4.3
2,355,869
1,894,214
626,331,408
Louis
588,486,397
6.4
549,949,161
528,108,765?
__
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
cities).
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
89,107,559
+
District—Minneapolis—
6,192,542
481,635,750
South
400,079,326
351,250,292
935,091,222
4.8
1,011,920,369
962,959,941
18,425,704,637
+ 11.3
18,768,635,685
+ 13.7
8,964,708,750
—
3,737,428
+
10,490,041
486,038,857
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
462,119,999
+
286,915,7p;,
105,615.52*
6,567,008
2.2
3.931,468
3,728,890
22.6
3,328.675
2,952,688
+ 18.2
11,448,318
11,287,438
5.2
438,372,794
16,946,230,223
9,245,421,679
7,213,831
3,851,866
4,582,789
117,954,905
Paul
North Dakota—Fargo
1
7.0
7,180,996
Montana—Billings
20,515,487,760
300,254,025
105,636,106
12,396,879
425,149,617
+ 13.2
5.7
8,082,353
6,560.371
4.8
+
—
318,527,878
111,559,035
6,713,845
3.766,161
Minneapolis
593,158,400
410.204.216
14.5
+
7,239,906
333,964.585
Minnesota—Duluth
438,372,794
+
8,364,005,824
+
statement showing the figures for each city for the
(7 cities).
years:
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1951
731,357
7,086,004
7,465,733
150,331,873
s
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston+ 15.7
1,867,352
1,889,022
City.
5,004,069
+
15.6
4,638,570
628,352,006
+
10.7
611,630,033
566,645,701
3,007,470
2,713,309
+ 10.8
2,111,448
1,181,562
1,080,447
New
2,891,713
3,218,189
11,719,888
11,225,203
131,369,834
5.1
+
380,938,829
10,059,831
21,859,984
13,863,666
2.6
388,068,565
303,145,025
—
2.4
10,988,356
10,553,588
2,963,008
+
40.7
3,001,270
+
3.4
2,692,946
3,112,503
2,681,666
577,943,739
+
0.3
593,158,400
481,635,750
10,510,839
4,168,020
3,103,40J
1
8,958,586
4.5
+16.7
.
—
2,749,810
2,164,653
Lowell
147,376,578
+
7.717,056
20,700,602
4,103,028
695,479,143
7,117,075
142,991,468
10,260,399
Pueblo
5,785,650
484,085
7,556,951
370,847,485
Joseph
712,425
542,140
5.1
—
24,149,031
Colorado—Colorado Springs
900,546
0.1
—10.5
8,060,732
Wichita
St.
1,957,076
+
923,577
654,712
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
2,263,686
924,242
—
Omaha
1952
425,149,617
City—
___
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
1953
+
1
Hastings
$
—
3,503.824
9.7
106,088,773
11,739,814
8,346,335
5.2
+
577,943,739
Week Ended June 26
Maine—Bangor
20.4
■
12,922,777
Peoria
0.3
462,119,999
1954
Clearings at—
3,925,134
4,510,255
31,608,499
Rockford
528,108,765
10,515,983,977
our
1,090,308,109
333,976,279
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
1,052,577,176
18,777,000
4,457,754
549,949,161
+
1,032,237,099
City.
0.1
—
3,320,032
DecatuT
Total
Outside
9,867,906
394,493,243
98,018,063
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
728,918,342
I', 173,374,840
464,341,298
111 cities
Total
8,263,082
369,953,960
177,285,333
11,960,969
Moines
St.
-10
Francisco
1.3
579,585,899
"
12th
+
—
486.038,857
K
1.5
—
545,209,325
910,777,589
588,486,397
It
6
3,123,663
16,965,000
10,172,709
Haute
1,090,308,109
585,093,577
—
626.331,408
7
11th Dallas—
1,052,577,176
2.5
645,452,211
1,157,162,451
-10
City
0.1
+
1,164,191,208
it
Kansas
425,090,349
37,484,100
4,206,554
1,146,409,929
922,184,466
M
4
Louis
Minneapolis
10th
663,201,602
716,710,380
10,216,637,844
661,525,452
17
Chicago.:
8th
8.9
+
$
$
+ 18.3
1,163,894,772
i<
-10
Atlanta
6th
742,364,347
.
9,595,264,430
«
6
37,314,800
6,020,970
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Dec. %
1,260,496,888
7
_
Richmond
9.9
188,617,460
5,114,380
62,284,000
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Total
4th Cleveland
+
1951
1952
Inc. or
$
a
11
3rd Philadelphia
410,128,340
7,457,210
Bend
Total
11,352,950,218
._11
214,103,095
0.2
2,077,218
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1953
808,738,952
5,558,998
213,606,95a
0.7
—
11,287,357
Indianapolis
OF BANK CLEARINGS
"
1,146,409,92a
?
District—Chicago-
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
this city) the totals show
$
._12 cities
Boston
1,164,191,208
922,184,466
(10 cities)
located and from this we note that
1954
1st
1,195,467,199
—13.3
410,293
Springfield
SUMMARY
11.474.001
388,374,716
176,086,808
Seventh Federal Reserve
Dallas Reserve District of 13.2% and in the San
Week Ended June 26—
,
+ 23.7
_
We group the cities according
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
a summary
8,799,067
149,693,942
.
Louisiana—New Orleans
Francisco Reserve District of 4.8%.
In the
8f829,198
6,792,929
39.450.000
9,605,366
Alabama—Birmingham
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals are smaller by
increase of 0.3%, in the
9.1
+
10,886,303
9,952,304
4,959,055
present further below,
1.4%, but in the St. Louis Reserve Ristrict the totals are larger by 6.4% and in the
an
+
7,687,265
152,436,937
Macon
Sioux
show
7.7
245,543,510
462,862,649
95,947,041
Augusta
District of 8.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
Minneapolis Reserve District by 5.2%.
+
461,719,546
304,400,000
5,552,988
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
in the Richmond Reserve District the totals enjoy a
Reserve District by 1.3%.
1,170,434,-439
■
23,092,036
__
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals suffer a loss of 0.1%, but
7.7%.
1,260,496,888
*
2,913,00$
661,525,452
Columbia—Washington
•.South
trict of
10,781,327
7,960,080
11,812,283
+ 18.1
Sftcth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
$20,515,487,760 against $18,425,704,637 in
Outside of this city there
1953.
clearings at this center showing
of
we
increase of 11.3%, the aggregate of
for the whole country having amounted to
the
which
give final and complete results of the previous week
For that week there
+ 13.7
9,118,631
6.3
District of
Florida—Jacksonville
able to
5,508,078
11,436,699
110,030,646
4.8
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
are
2,563,844
5,282,401
337,674,303
South
"Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
we
6.3
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Total
issue of next week.
3.1
+
+ 18.7
9.7
6.6
718,352,489
ends Saturday, and the Saturday
5,809,109
+
4,044,471
1,163,894,772
(7 cities)
2.7
$20,510,208,979 $19,294,367,165
day
5,780,577
3,523,661
6,986,196
382,377,129
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
7.8
$21,228,561,468 $19,979,652,541
cities,
1,100,000,000
3,616,889
43,363,000
■
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
all cities, five days—
Total
All
2,846,018
.6
+
247,208,255
—
Mansfield
1.0
+
3,591,762,445
five days
7.7
+ 13.3
—1
8,388,235
.
_
Youngstown
West
Other cities,
'
•
Canton
Columbus
0.5
$16,918,446,534 $15,867,940,780
cities five days.
Ten
our
,e
n.
Cleveland
Kansas
in
cities).
Cincinnati
Philadelphia ___J
Boston
6,973,798
1,416,29?
1,-660,976
1,320,433
1,267,066
3,916,678
1,152,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
987,957,473
$11,645,146,184
1,648,275
1,420,933
1
10,7671696
II
;
-'fc■>*.**••.*-'.1*
'
1,002,320,457
York
2.2
+
—26.6
12 998 701
Jersey—Trenton
Chicago
New
$
8,291,263
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1951
$
*4,300,000
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware—Wilmington
New
"
1952
—19.3
3,658,812
6,756,675
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 9.6%.
a
1,654,836
1,922,972
1,972,456
4,093,860
1,119,000,000
3,230,520
l,205[ooo!ooo
Scranton
At this
$21,228,561,468 against $19,979,652,541 for the same week in 1953.
center there is
or
Dec. %
1,411,182
4 noq ocq
Philadelphia
Our preliminary total
week last year.
Inc.
1,591,326
.
j.
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 6.3%
i 691 964
---
Chester
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 3, clearings for all
of the country,
1953
$
Pre¬
a year ago.
4?
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
-
Total
579,585,899
(10 cities)
:
"
Fall
•
River
-| ---r-
Bedford
Springfield
4
^
—
Worcester
,
New Haven
1,206,575
914,842
2,158,896
2,307,000
4.4
10,920,555
9,327,020
+
+
8,052,755
0.1
7,802,966
7,066,744
+14.8
28,440,888
•-25,670,045
14,975,761
14,433,842
+
3.8
14,034,172
12,589,985
25,663,800
33,482,900
—23.4
30,302,700
2,033,856
■
31,089,027
1,752,821
+ 16.0
1,574,555
808,738,952
,,
8,055,458
35,683,668
■
—
742,364,347
—
;
"ft
Rhode. Island—Providence
_
New Hampshire—Manchester
-
Total U2- Cities)
+
8.9
1,426,732
716,710,380
•
New York—Albany
17,974,350
663,201,602
Binghamton
9,632,009
5,105,000
5,132,528
9,438,841
400,079,326
/3S1;250,293
177,773,319
176,607,16?
6,047,347
+
8.2
6,592,269
11,817,829
9,713,347
+
21.7
;—-
—
'410,204,2.16 "
+
i3:2'
464,341,298
—
—
'
29,961,664
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
—-—
4,767,405
1,908,860
9,803,926,935
8,582,224,399
7.4
25,256,840
8.5
16,240,547
16,856,779
22,254,969
16,800,076
12,859,170
11,191,092
519,740,597
507,370,970
14,917,911
1.4
14,566,949
4,172.623
10,576,844
12,323,452
23,458,199
+ 15.8
154,953,843
67,549,631
15,126,228
Jose
19.8
71,996,889
17,266,183
536,608,006
Francisco
San
+
9.9
4.8
19,552,288
San
+
3,476,805
178,758,837
■7.7
Beach
2,616,870
27,917,015
4,208,958
4.4
12,471,565
California—Long
3,470,251
9,180,282,958
2.5
20.3
511,912,060
86,466,688
102,452,012
1,856,582
+
+
13,427,372
City—
3,848,217
+ 14.0
171,883,908
3,964,143
157,680,001
78,687,618
18,396,086
Lake
Utah—Salt
2,770,068
1,968,595
176,226,025
164,653,784
Oregon—Portland
110,386,945
29,981,594
Syracuse
(6 cities)
0.9
10,999,503.783
York
Rochester
Total
—10.1
2,258,663
2,244,513
Jamestown
5,688,000
5,852,000
6,543,559
Louisiana—Shreveport
—17.3
3,843,771
127,391,123
2,030,513
......
_
3,178,974
126,305,151
-
Buffalo
New
31,033,525
117,388,711
1.0
5.794,000
Falls
Yakima
—80.0
6,584,20?
339,071,749
31,078,084
295,028,052
5.7
30,610,196
Worth
Wichita
Washington—Seattle
89,959,584
8,017,215
14.3
7,498,231
352,126,380
28,966,911
-
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Elmlra
Fort
7.0
+
+
6,971,413
402,604,301
—
Dallas
29,118,500
]
I
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Galveston
Connecticut—Hartford
;
9.4
—10.1
16,212,480
17,718,508
28,666,922
24,753,063
—
—
,
Pasadena
Santa
5.710,003
Total
5,033.775
9,699,300
Barbara—
Stockton
6.3
+
10,144,155
13.4
4.4
16,322,121
3.733,403
9,431,463
1,032,237,099
(10 cities)
985,091,222
4.8
1,011,920,369
962,959,941
20,515,487,760
18,425,704,637
+11.3
18,768,635,685
16,946,230,223
10,515,983,977
9,245,421,679
+13.7
8,964,708,750
+
a
Connecticut—Stamford
New
_
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey..
i
Total
(11 cities)
54,582,520
54,575,375
+
0.1
48,944,617
64,595,775
+
11.4
63,763,413
63,189,129
+ 18.3
10,216,637,844
8,895,585,764
total
(111 cities)
_/
51,575,664
71,969,413
Grand
11,352,950,218
9,595,264,430
Outside New York City_
•Estimated.
8,364,005,82*-
48
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(96)
.
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
Date
Page
July 26
§2601
series A
July 15
2480 Broadway Corp., 4% 2nd mtge. bonds due 1957—-July 10
United Biscuit Co. of America, $4.50 cum. pfd, stock—July 15
§2477
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
We give below
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JUNE
record for the week
a
FEDERAL
25,
1954
TO
mtge. 3%%
Standard Oil Co.
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
RESERVE
JULY
BANK
just passed:
Country and Monetary Unit
Power
1
•
.
.
Friday
Monday
June 29
Basic
1
Preferential
.133333*
Free
_
Australia,
$
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
T_._.
2.245766
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
.0385802*
1
.0385802*
.0200500
+
.0200500
.0200500
.0200437
.0428082*t
.0428082*1
Co.
_
:
9t.
<-
Free
.0428082*t
Malayan dollar.
.0352609*1
markka
_
_
.326966
Mexico,
peso
Philippine
Sweden,
.210750
.210950
.210950
California—
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.210966
.210966
2.818437
.0799520
.0799520
.0799520
.264250
.264225
.264250
2.790532
2.790532
'
.264200
2.790532
.140080*
,
1
.4.96766*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.183330*
.233350
.233310
.233250
2.807907
2.807907
2.807907
2.807907
2.807803
2.818437
2.818437
2.818437
2.818437
2.818281
.233325
peso
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise.
-
Fund
U.
to
preferred
Stone
Allegheny
Inc. ( + ) or
Dec. (—) since
Assets—
1954
certificates—
fund
gold certificate
res.__
21,238,507
—
—
advances
S.
1
7,791
Government
•—
—
I
securities:
48,774
45,499
+
572,413
—
1,232
71,228
—
13
36,745
Industrial loans
U.
120,002
+
-—
358,345
and
—
208,429
1,867
.
Bought outright—
Bills
2,316,075
Certificates
Notes
Bonds
Total
+
outright
repurchase
841,271
+1,604,075
—
3,092,550
bought
Held
102,000
—
6,599,791
13,029,021
102,000
—
+
Borrowings increased $290 million in New York City
$75 million in the Chicago District, but they de¬
creased $25 million in the San Francisco District.
and
agreement
ber banks follows:
92,000
—
Total U.
S.
Govt,
F. R.
June
Bank
banks
60,975
2,572
■—
—
740,475
—
114
—
+
6,713
+
50,759,131
1
—
—
92,139
Total Assets
271,271
—
3,796,835
53,551
assets
+
+
766,426
—
144,318
premises
Other
194,000
—
22
items——
cash
25,037,437
25,075,414
banks—
notes of other
Uncollected
securities
securities-
8,297
246,471
3,746
23,
—
June 24,
1953
Commercial,
loans
Loans
200,966
Other
notes
bank—res.
25,588,132
—
accts._
170,400
+
■—
268,526
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
19,011,322
—
813,359
—
874,868
—
345,409
+
acct.
Total
Other
816,300
545,071
1,012
+
+
37,326
+
202,230
+
108,726
—
20,807,792
items—
cash
and
+
U.
for
3,229,831
—
556,266
—
76,189
divs.
12,639
—
10,347
—
3,065
accrued
—1,120,430
49,638,394
-
—1,516,643
—
2,059
capital
Total
—
901
with
gold
to
serves
note
18
+
2
—
+
194
—
679
—
—
+
587
57
+
6,679
Reserve
7)
168
+
625,013
13b)
——
v
195,865
accounts—
40,337
+
—
27,543
12,665
+
'
5,809
+
14,914
■—
deposits
Banks—___
50,759,131
—
certificate
U.
Government
S.
—1,510,666
—
13,509
loan
commitments
—
2,396
—
—
1,735
1
—
—
0.1%
the
ended
June
following
23:
principal
Decreases
of
changes
for
$194 million
the
in
week
loans
holdings of Treasury bills, $444
million in balances with domestic banks, $2,050 million
in demand deposits adjusted, and $821 million in de¬
mand deposits credited to domestic banks, and increases
of $1,208 in United States Government deposits and $335
million in borrowings.
4,168
5
—
720
+
1,134
+
2,319
+
836
155
+
—
36
+
—
444
—
—
268
16
176
Commercial,
$33
industrial,
million in
and
agricultural
New York
loans
de¬
City, $19 million in
Chicago, $11 million in the San Francisco District, $10
million in the St. Louis
District, and
lion at all reporting member banks.
a
total of $77 mil¬
Changes according
to industry appear in another press release.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $215 million in
6-16
50c
9-
1
8-15
Co.,
40c
&
7-27
7-12
8-
2
8-
2
7.-20
1
8-10
7-23
>
7-19
25c
7-20
6-25
7-20
6-25
50c
8-
7,-22
3
r;
Fla.)—
7-15
7-
3
C
10-15
10-
2
25c
7-10
6-30
20c
8-
7-14
2
$1.50
7-23
7-
971/2 c
7-15
7-15
,.
6-30
$1.25
pfd
)c
1;.
-
6-30
9
Foundry—
i__
$1.25
8-
2
(quar.)
Motorists Insurance Co. (Chicago)
$1.12 +2
9-
1
8-20
6c
8-
3
y>
7-20
Co.,
com.
iquar.)_
(quar.)
Metal
—
preferred
Gas Co.,
Co.
7-31
7-15
6-18
50c
8-
2
7-15
37 V2C
com.
8-
2
7-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
News
;
Ltd.
Co.,
National Fire Insurance
American
r
Theatres
(monthly)
non-cum
.93
-■'5
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
..Js,
7-20
25c
(bi-monthly)—________
7-
7.-15
1
2
preferred
$4
Potash
preferred
,
-u
$4.75
1
9-15
9-1
9-15
9-
l
$1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
5%
1
Zinc, Lead
nrior
626
Anchor
383
Anglo-Canadian
+
10
171
fIr;.
:lv
t
9-20
9-10
12-20
i
M'J
12-10
,
Wi^e
& Csble
$2.80
Pulp
7-
9
6-15
$1.25
8-
2
7-9
$2.25
(s-a)
com.
7-
5
6-28
7 r)C
7-20
7-
40c
7-
8
7-1
150c
7-
7
6-15
170c
7-
7
6-15
115c
9-
1
8-
(quar.)—
6
Ltd.—
Paper Mills,
—'
&
—
preferred
7-15
Co.__——
Hocking Glass Corp.,
Common
8-
$2.25
(quar.)
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred
Anaconda
2
$1.75
Corp.—
& Smelting Co.—
preferred
+
+
$1.25
$1.25
—
+
34
*
.
(quar.)
Quarterly —
821
335
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Refining—
7% 1st preferred (quar. 1
American
Telephone & Telegraph
+ 1,208
+
(quar.l
non-cum.
2,242
+
is.
American Smelting. &
+
1,285
—
preferred
non-cum.
5%
I
1
7-16
+ t
(quar.)
President Lines,
38
—
912-
7-30
$1
_—
preferred B
American
662
3.376
10.214
9-15
12-15
$1.18+4
:
(reduced 1
Corp.
& Chemical—
A
+
+
$1.75
(quar.)
Phenolic
75
50c
(quar.)
preferred
I2V2C
50 c
1%
—2,050
876
A
—
(quar.).
(quar.)
—
_
preferred
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Notices
Anheuser-Busch,
———
(quar.)
and
Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.
Bonus
list of
a
corporate bonds, notes,
stock
called
for
Wire
Ansonia
&
Cameras,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Argus
Corp.,
ing tenders, and the
Aro
the details
page number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
volume
were
NOTICE
OF
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Atlantic
5%
Coast
Line
certificates
Co.
Date
of
mtge.
income
4%%
July
9
§2805
§2708
REDEMPTION
Pipe
Line
3 Vb %*
6%
1st
York,
mortgage
preferred
debentures due
due
Cons.
preferred
1960
1975—
§2596
Aug
J
Coal
Seabrook Farms Co.,
1
*
Aug
1
§2808
Oct
1
§2707
3%%
3 +2 %
s.
f.
debs,
due
1965
debentures due 1962
July 15
Aug
1
,
§2599
*
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
—__
115c
9-
1$1.12V2
9-
1
20c
8-
2
10c
7-15
6-25
7-15
6-25
7-15
6-25
(quar.)———_—
dividend)
(cash
1+2%
(quar.)
60c
Atchison^Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
5% preferred (s-a)
1
Atlantic City Electric Co., com. (quar.)——
37+2 c
4%
Hegeman Electric Co.
preferred
4.35 %
(quar.)
preferred
Nichols
7-30
7-14
iquar.)
3.75%
2
6-25
7-15
6-17
8-
2
7-
8
,[J
—
(quar.l"
$1.08+4
8-
2
7-
8
)
——
pfd. B
(quar.)
8-
7-30
-
$1
$1.08+4
8-
2
7-
8-
2
7-
"t
8
93+4C
6
& Co., Inc.—
Co.
(quar.)
——
30c
8-
1
7-20
I2y2c
7-
8
6-25
25c
preferred
7-
8
6-25
.__
(quar.)
—
Baldwin
Co.—
$1.50
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
—
.
Baldwin-I4Ufa-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)
BaltimoretXrahsit Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Banuor
$1.25
1
—
—
^nd .preferred
$1.20 .conv.
7-20
23c
15c
(quar.V_
dividend
.Hvdfo-Electric
5%
Co..
pfd.
common
$1.50
$1
so
20c
—
62V2c
—
$1.25
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
Securities Corp.,; com. (accum.)
6%
participating pfd. (s-a)__
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Bankers
Co.,
1
____________
Bangor ,& Aioostook RR-,
i
stock
8-11
8-
(quar.)
6%
stocks..July 13
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
cumulative
Pittsburgh
bonds
9
(quar.)
6%
5+a%
Co.—
15-year sinking fund 2%%
Kings County Lighting Co.—
New
Page
Co.
Corp.
Equipment Corp.
Stock
Extra
Date
and
fi-10
9-
com.
Oil
Arrow-Hart &
Austin,
July 16,
Company and Issue—
Lakes
8-10
30c
preferred
Fuel
Backstay .Welt
Great
12 V? %
(quar.)
Atlantic, l&flning Co.,
—July 21
bonds
Fedders-Quigan Corp. 5%
6-10
62 V2 c
Cable
Inc.
Ltd.,
conv.
Arkansas
4.35%
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills Corp., common stock
Poll-New England Theatres, Inc.—
Gen
Page
Connecticut—
indebtedness
of
9
8-10
(quar.)
preferred,(quar.)
Argus
current
—
_____________
redemption,
the
9
7-
Animal Trap Co. of America+-
5%
common
7-
7-23
25%
_____
(final)
—
Inc.
8-10
2
125c
156 V4C
„.—
Anglo-Huronian,
PARTIAL
creased
6-16
6-16
5
Quarterly
Class
to
banks, $587 million in
5
5
7-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
preferred
shows
77-
(quar.)
15
20,783
.__
___
Below will be found
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
9-15
1
25c
(quar.)
11
—
1,057
banks
10-
2
A
46
949
Domestic banks
16,115
Condition Statement of Member Banks
4
$1.25
8-
B
200,966
: +
0.9%
+
6
8-
35c
preferred
.4+2%
45.8%
6
8r
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
deposit and F. R.
combined—i
Felt
'Machine
Class
+
2,476
deposits——
Foreign banks
Borrowings
_____:
Co.
Products
American
re¬
Contingent liability on accep¬
tances purchased
for for¬
eign correspondents
Industrial
Home
197
+
54,116
Interbank demand deposits:
8-
1
8-25
12+2
337
—
14.604
banks———
Government
1
9-
12+2 c
218
8,247
adjusted
except
9-
50c
20%
Common
American
8-20
9-15
.__
&
1
9-10
1
(quar.)
Hair
7-
10-
62 Vic
Common
5%
40c
10%
Board
American
American
Time
6-30
12-20
held
be
(quar.)
7%
—
_
deposits
to
Distilling Co. (quar.)
Fire & Casualty (Orlando,
American
I2V2C
Co. (quar.)
stockholders
to
meeting
(quar.)
American
—
:
domestic
8
+ 35c
______
Co.
preferred
American
$5
Demand
272,316
liabilities
Common
5%
Insurance
(subject
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
147
V—
,
Federal
with
Box
American
492
2,760
vault—
7-
l-3-o5
■+
$1.75
6)
Book
American
+
21.618
Reserves
; «3
183Ac
_'J.
(quar.).
dividend
+
33,379
bonds
Cash
Stock
.__—_
quar.)_.
special
at
July
on
American
2
2,322
securities
in
77
___________
of
6
9-15
Co.—
Automobile
dividend
American
+
liabilities and caiptal
accounts
Ratio
American
—
preferred
American Natural
indebtedness—.
___
25c
.
4-——-
(quar.l—
367
492
securities—total—___
notes
preferred
340
7,741
,
certificates
S.
convertible
—
Liabilities—
Other
$7
Filter
(increased
Common
5%
61
—
6,641
_„
Treasury
Air
—
\
893
loans
bills
239,054
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
Surplus (Section
American
(quar.)—
317
—
7-
1
American Paper Goods
carrying
or
__
Treasury
Other
21,896
7-12
10-
I $1.32
r+
(quar.)
com.
4V2 %-<>pref erred
pur¬
_________
banks_
Treasury
Balances
liabilities
to
for
securities-—
;
loans
preferred
5%
6%
—
dealers
,
J25C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
314
-
-
.
Ltd.—
Canada,
Aggregates,
American
+4,637
agricultural
purchasing
Government
S.
U.
deposits
avail,
liab.
Total
and
carrying
or
estate,
Loans
698,627
24,169
376,531
—
Other
Deferred
brokers
loans
Other
and
_
to
chasing
Real
U.
industrial,
981
-
39,076
securities
Reserve
80,702
39,722
Deposits:
Member
investments—total
6-22
93 %c
2nd
American
(in millions of dollars)
and
1st
5V*%
5%
1954
Loans—net
Liabilities—
Federal
4%
of
American-Marietta
June 16,
Loans—gross
7,643
—
—1,510,666
Assets—
Loans
Virginia—________
guaranteed (s-a>_
3.90%
Increase (+) or
271,271
1954
Total loans and
Due from foreign
mem¬
dec. (—) since
____
8%
(quar.)
American,,Ice Co.. 6%
of assets and liabilities of reporting
under
6-29
7-20
$2.50
of
Corp.
Co.
approval
deposits adjusted decreased in all districts;
principal decreases were $895 million in the New
York District, $361 million in the Chicago District, $189
million in the Cleveland District, $153 million in the
San Francisco District, $99 million in the Kansas City
District, and $83 million in the St. Louis District. Time
deposits increased $38 million.
A summary
6-17
6
8-
(Equal
(final)
(s-a)
preferred
Stock
'
the
744,650
—1,429,425„
25,037,437
Francisco
bonds increased $11 million.
receipts
of Rec
net
$1.06)
& Western Ry.
American
Demand
1953
1
861,406
cash
Discounts
1954
—
R.
F.
—
Total
Other
(
20,377,101
for
July 1,
June 23,
from
Realty Co., 50c pfd. series A (entire
issue called for redemption on July 1 at
$10.50 per share
plus this dividend)
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (quar.)
District, $31 million in the Boston Dis¬
trict, and by smaller amounts in the other districts. Hold¬
ings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of
Treasury notes decreased $57 million and $46 million,
respectively.
Holdings of United States Government
(In thousands oI dollars)
:•
Alliance
York City, $181 million in the Chicago District,
$52 million in the Cleveland District, $50 million in the
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
'
<-.'•+
Holdert
7-10
100%
—_______
(quarterly
Amer,.dep.
Alberene
••Temporarily omitted.
San
75c
(quar.)
div).
Inc.
approximately
5%
New
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
When
Payable
Share
(stock
Fund,
Aluminum
June 30,
..Mi
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
00
»»
00
K.
A.
.0349000
.193330*
.233350
J
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.
.
5c
496766*
.0349000
.193330*
pound
+.'i
,
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
,
Affiliated
.0349000
pound sterling
Advisers
2.79C428
*0
notes
$
§2853
179.
Name of Company
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
.0799520
.264200
franc
Volume
§In
Per
2.818125
;
this issue.
(Continued from page 14)-
$3.75
Redemption
ia/-
t
Dividends
.210966
2.818437
2.790532
Union of South Africa,
Gold
debentures due
£
§2475
"
1966——July 25
Corp., 3 +2 %
in
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.210833
2.818437
■
Kingdom,
.
.210833
peso
;
,
*
July 29
Petroleum
'Announcement
.00285625
.0759520
Islands,
•Nominal.
/'
:§
.00435401*
.00285625 !
2.818437
__
escudo
krona
Uruguay,
'
1972
.210950
.00285625
__
Switzerland,
"•
Co.—
.1.021328
.00435401*
_
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal,
§2703
July 20
July 30
stock.
.326966
1.021093
franc
Germany, Deutsch Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
pound
V
pfd.
v
.326966
1.021718
.210750
(Metropolitan),
Ireland,
§2805
1
.0352609*1
.0352609*1
.0352609*t
.326633
1.020781
.326633
dollar
Ceylon, rupee
United
.0428082*1
-
.0352609*1
.
British Malaysia,
France
—Aug
I''
Basic'
Finland,
preferred stocks.:
f. bonds, series A and B._.—.——Jun 28
s.
Brazil, cruziero—
Canada,
cumul. conv. pfd. stock
Co.—
convertible
of
§2701
-July 30
Aug
1
—
convertible subordinate debentures due
Warren
.0428082*1
i
.0200406
mtge.
Oil
3+8%
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
Union
Page
Date
—
Co., Inc.—
Tramways
General
;
2.245683
•
§2645
Ltd.—
preferred stock
Co.,, 4.50%
Montreal
.0719820*
2.245766'
2.245766
f
Can
second
Haloid
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
■"
2.245766
$4.25
$
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
pound
Continental
July 1
June 30
$
$
Edison
§2645
CALLED
|
Co.
Paper
and $1.40 convertible
$1.32
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 28
June 25
ISSUE
preferred
Commonwealth
Argentina peso—
T
stock—
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., 5%
(Value in United States Money)
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
&
1975
due
stock,
Company and Issue—
7%%
Noon
series A,
Ohio—
of
ENTIRE
Abitibi
Terminal—
Francisco
bonds,
preferred
1930
OF
ACT
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
INCLUSIVE
1554,
1,
Cumulative
San
Co.
1st
the Tariff Act of
Treasury the
Pacific
Southern
7-15
6-30
10-15
19-f-
8-
3
7-15
10-
7-
9
6-30
1
9-
7
1
7-20
;7-
$4
8-
2
6-30
$1.50
8-
2
6-30
7-15
C-18
55c
■:
9-30
1-14-55
1
Number 5339
)lume 180
.
The Commercial ttdlFinancial Chronicle
.
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
Irber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.
|7% preferred (s-a)
Isin Oil
Lxter
Laboratories
Petroleum
lystate
Lyway
Terminal
|aux-Arts
53
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.,
Corp.
prior
preferred
(quar.i
__
Hats,
Ltd.,
A
class A
p#d.
6-23
1
6-23
7-15
6-15
Commonwealth
t5c
7-15
6-30
9-15
8-16
Concord
11c
7-20
6-29
8-2
7-16
8-15
2
7-15
Concord Natural Gas, 5'/2%
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
?1.37'/2
87-
5
6-18
Uoniederation
8-
3
8-
3
7-
2
7-15
7-
Conn
6-17
6-17
8-
2
.
(quar.)
$1.90
9-30,'
9-
on
Aug.
&
4%
A
preference
Iciass
B
B
Biscuit,
__
(quar.)
;
ilifornia
8-
1
7-
6
Federal Insurance Co.
10c
10-
1
9-20
3 7 Vic
8-
2
7-15
62 '/2 c
8-
2
7-15
Consolidated
7-16
7-16
7-
2
7-15
7-
1
Class
17%.
preferred
7-15
6-30
7-16
Consol.
7-
3
6-30
1
7-15
6-30
i
7-16
7-15
6-30
preferred
Portland
mada
Rv.
Co.,
preferred
16%
Ltd.
(quar.)_
General
4Vi%
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
|anadian Vickers, Ltd.
ipital Venture Fund
.
(increased
quar.)__
Inc.—
income
and
Sugar
'•
Power
Public
7-29
7-
10-29
8
10-
8
7-29
7-
8
10-29
10-
8
7-20
6-18
8-16
8-
conv.
The
&
stock
1
eral
$2
tax
tax
class
Class
A
Class
is
July
15
6-30
6-30
Creamery Package
Cribben
Crosse
7-28
6-28
Crossett
$15c
7-26
6-18
on
2
6-23
2
7-
9
Crum
8-
2
7-
9
to
holders
5%
a
7-14
Curlee
2
6-25
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A
7-15
6-29
10-15
115
9-29
12-30
class
$37ViC
7-15
6-30
Cutter
A
Dallas
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)
Investing
Co.,
6-30
Corp., 3%% pfd. series A
Darling (L. A.) Co
8-1
5-14
Davidson
7-20
7-
9
Dayton
8-
2
7-
9
9-
1
8-13
class
Deere
7-
7
6-
3
&
A
Co.,
&
Mahoning
Cleveland Electric
deb.
Denver &
stock
}:oca-Cola Bottling
Rollins Radio Co.,
Stock
fcolor-Craft
Co.
3
8-
6-14
Detroit
&
5c
7-27
7-12
Detroit
Edison
7-15
6
7-15
6-30
21c
8-16
7-30
8-
2
7-15
7-
6
7-
Stock
8-1
7-7
Co.
Cup
Co.,
Mines,
Ltd.
8-
2
7-
7-
1%
7-30
7-30
7-16
25c
8-31
8rl7
25C
preferred
Glass
(quar.)_
preferred
Oilcloth
Linoleum,
&
(resumed)—
25c
7-15
6-15
10-20
9-
8-16
10-"1
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., common
12- 1
11-18
$4
preferred
A
8-13
Drexel
8-1
7-23
du
8-
7-12
2
1-3-55
8-15
65c
6-
5
7-15
7-10
50c
"8- 2
7-15
7-15
6-22
$2
non-cumulative
1st
preferred—
$2
Ducommon
Dun
&
Metals
&
4^2%
•
.Z
7-26:
7-
7
9-22
9-
1
Bradstreet,
Class
&
9-15
8-17
7
8-
2
7-
2
11-
1
10-
1
$25c
10-
1
9-
1
25c
7-15
8-
2
6-15
7-
7
7-15
6-23
2
7-21
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-24
7-
9
7-24
7-
9
20c
8-
2
7-16
40c
9-10
8-20
Company,
5%
(final)
pfd.
R. Co.
9-17
2
7-22
11-
1
10-22
12%
7-13
5-17
7-13
5-17
(s-a)
31 Vic
9-
1
8-20
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania R.
1
8-
12-
1
11-19
$1.50
7-20
7-
1
8-16
8- 2
tlOc
Corp.,
com.
7- 5
6-15
tlOc
7- 5
6-15
held)
w—
7-15
6-30
8-2
8- 2
(quar.)
$1
$1.37J/2
$1.50
37V2C
5c
8- 2
8-16
8-16
6-30
6-30
6-30
7-16
7-16
22V2C
25c
8- 2
8-2
7- 8
7-8
(Calif.)—
—__
50c
8- 2
7-15
55c
8- 1
7-10
20c
1
of
Southwest—
the
(quar.)__
;
Gold
H.),
(P.
(quar.)
—
8- 3
7-24
7-10
7-10
7-%
(quar.)
pfd.
8- 2
6-15
7-15
56V4C
8-2
7-15
25c
$1.75
12V2C
15c
(quar.)
Co.
7-1
25c
$1.12V2
25c
—___
(quar.)
Brothers
Rubber
8- 2
(quar.)
com.
Harvester Corp.___
Goldblatt
7t15
7-15
$1.25
Ltd
(quar.)_i._
preferred
6-30
8- 2
Co.___
Mines
preference
$5
7-23
15c
t20c
income)
Cement
Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
8- 2
10- 1
8- 1
8-16
6-14
9-20
6-28
8- 2
Inc.
Foods,
7- 9
t50c
6-23
7-20
:____—56V4C
(quar.)
15c
——
25c
preferred (quar.)
Goulds Pumps, Inc., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
R.)
7- 5
8- 2
8-2
7-15
7-15
7-20
6-30
6-30
$2
$1.50
$2
$1.50
$25c
t25c
56'Ac
5c
9-11
9-11
12-11
12-11
9-15
12-15
8-30
8-30
11-29
11-29
8-25
11-25
6-25
6-30
new
4 V2 %
(W.
7-31
(quar.)
Batteries,
National
Gould
10c
42V2C
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Gordon
•
&
com.
(initial)
Co.—
class B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8 %
class A and class B (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
class A and
8%
6%
Class
Grand
(quar.)
A
5c
7-15
6-18
50c
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
10-15
37'Ac
pfd.
4V2%
Co.,
Union
7-31
7-lo
37'/2c
75c
8- 2
7-15
,7-16
6-15
Common
Great, American Insurance Co.
Co.
L.I
(H.
9-30
(N. Y.)—
Quarterly
(quar.)
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.
convertible
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Guardian Realty Co. of Canada—
Gulf
Gulf
*?,5c
(accum.)
preferred
Life
Co. (Fla.)
Ohio RR.—
Insurance
Mobile
&
85
preferred
$5
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Hagan
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-
15C
2%
A
$1,121/2
(quar.)
class A
8-2
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd. (Canada)
7 to
87 '/2C
8- 2
Ltd.—
Great American Industries Inc., com
Co.
Bonus
E"ast
6-15
7-
$20c
$1.12 »/2
Supply Co.
common
Dunlop Rubber Co,,. Ltd.
5%
6-30
7-15
7-28
15C
preferred
Duncan Coffee,
Duriron
"i-r-
preferred
Nemours
7-20
7-20
1st
de
(quar.)
-8-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)_
30c
7-31
I.)
preferred
50c
<-7-
(E.
preferred
3
7-30
$25c
$1
$3.50
9-
$40c
t$l
—
25c
$4.50
12-20
7-15
6-28
(quar.)
Bros.,
Green
(quar.)
1
1
6-28
$$1.75
(quar.)
Furniture
Pont
6-24
7-15
Ltd.—
6-21
10-
15%
Textile Co.,
preferred
7
20c
& Southern Ry.—
—
Chemical
9-
7-15
20c
$10c
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
7%
$$1.12 Vz
$10c
Common
$1
9-17
7-30
Ltd.—
>quar.)
Dow
2%
non-cumulative
Co.,
Dominion
$1.75
4'/!
Chemical
8-15
$1
4'/<
Common
—
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Stores, Ltd.
&
Ltd.
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
9—1
r
10c
Coal
&
9-15
& Pacific Ry.
$1.50
Steel
Tar
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Dominion
:
9-30
(reduced)
for each shr.
Corp.—
Co.
investment
Co.,
Grace
—
—
Ltd., common
Co.,
6-18
_
(quar.)
Ltd.—
8-25
$17'/2c
Ltd.
Co.
Foundries & Steel,
11-10
11-10
7- 9
7- 2
7-6
7-6
Canada,
Utilities
Portland
Goodall
2
$10c
__;
Bridge
11-24
11-24
7-31
8-3
(quar.)___—___—
(quar.)___—.—.____
Yellowknife
4'/2 %
6-30
25c
(quar.)
(monthly)
6-25
25c
$1
87V2C
12V2C
$1.25
933/4C
$1.50
pref.
Telephone
Glatfelter
9-13
8-
8- 2
v
preferred
Gleaner
6-10
8-16
40c
$5 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.
$4.50
7-15
9-20
$17 Vic
Corp.,
7-16
8
1
7-10
25c
Monthly
Monthly
8-
20c
6-25
(initial)
Corp.
of
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
62 Vic
6-30
7-10
(quar.)
Public
Gimbel
9
$37 Vic
7-19
50c
Mfg., Ltd.—
div.) (One shr. of 3%
preferred
Gillette
Co.,
(quar.)
9-17
(quar.)
com.
Service
Public
(From
9
7-19
7-15
10- 1
(stock
2nd
Giant
9
10c
6-25
8-2
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
7-12
7-
6-21
7-15"
15c
(s-a)
& B
Giant
1
2
7- 7
$10c
—
Products
$2.20
7-12
2
*
Dominion
7-
2
37 Vic
(quar.)
Fields
Oil
2
8-
8-
Beneficial shares
Fund,
8-
8-
—
preferred A
5%
Cox
&
Dominion
$2
6-29
25c
Ltd.—
$1.50 convertible class A pref. (quar.),—_
Dodge
9
50c
:
Construction
7-
7-i5
30c
(annual)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
8-14
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
1
2nd pfd.
7-15
7- 1
5%
3
9-
40c
—
Co.,
preferred
Co.
20c
12-
—
Match
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
90c
Raynolds, class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
Dominion
dividend
50c
7-15
7-30
4V2%
12-10
50c
(quar.)
1
Louis)
12-20
Yard
12-
Y.>
$1.25
6-22
7-30
(s-a)
A
General
9-10
(quar.)—__—
Canada Tunnel Corp. (quar.)
Steel
Dome
9-20
7- 9
55c
30c
$2
General
$1.25
11-15
20c
Special
9
7-12
Union
12-15
common
Products
9-
$2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-16
10c
6-30
10c
Petroleums
preferred
$6
9
Denver
$1.12V2
(St.
8-
6-30
8- 2
11-1
<
10c
preferred (quar.)
$5.50
9
3
6-15
7-19
t25c
(quar.) _______________—
Outdoor Advertising—
General
9
9-
(quar.)
$4 convertible preferred
9
7-15
Oil
Instrument
General
8
8
6-30
77-
8
Disher
7-26
8-
7-
$1.50
6
8-24
20c
preferred
non-cum.
7-14
7-
7-
Di-Noc
7-
4
3
7-31
Class
7-15
y8-
6-24
7-30
common..:
Motors Corp.,
Class A
2
1
9- 1
$15c
(quar.)
(s-a)
new
Class
9
7-16
7-
25c
of
Corp.—
General
9
7-
7-
2
7-31
6-30
10c
7-
2
7-15
7-26
25c
4
2
8-
8-25
75c
share
(quar.)
6%
Finance
9
9-
convertible preferred (quar.)
Denver Tramway Corp., 1st pfd.
(s-a)
~
8-
$1.13
93 %C
7-
8-
5%
7-15
2
25c
7-20
7-15
8-
30c
8-10
15c
$1
50c
$1.05
1
6-30
7-15
.
12c
Electric,
Common
6-30
7-15
6-18
7-26
de¬
(quar.)
Crude
General
Rio Grande Western RR.—
convertible
7-15
stock
(quar.)
General Dynamics Corp.—
$2 convertible preferred
6%
12- 3
7-29
7-19
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
General
3
2
(quar.)__
General
9-15
9-
(quar.)—.—
5%
Diamond
1
9-23
12-23
25c
7-20
7-
10-
3c
20c
7-20
&
50c
—
(quar.)_„_
8-10
Dominion Square Corp.,
(s-a)
Ry.
$ 1.12 Vi
6-30
8-
—_
General
2
7-15
—
Co.,
&
Co.
3
75c
preferred A (s-a)
4% preferred series C (s-a)
General Foods Corp., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
9-18
8-
$1.06
8-10
Devoe
9-29
9-
7-14
stock
5%
7-15
8-16
7-9
9-24
8- 3
45c
capital
A
General
7-20
2
8-2
75c
Fran.)
capital
additional
(one
General
9-17
8-
87 '/2C
(quar.)
com.
Dominion
Illuminating Co. (quar.)__
7-15
8-16
9-30
30c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Itoca-Coia Bottling Co. (N
2
—
1
$4.50
8-
——
"A"
com.
1
(s-a)
7-15
__———L——
common
Mfg.
7-
(stock div.)
2
Cp., common (quar.)
$1
com.
8-
$3.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
Dennison
8%
Inc.
Rubber
Dominion
common
10c
$2
_—•___—.____—_—
7*20
50c
flary Multiplier Corp.,
11-15
10c
4 Vz 'to
Bros.
B.)
Baking
General
4.
8-16
1
________
Light Co., $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
10-
Jiity Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
1
50c
8- 2
._
9-
(quar.)
Co._____
&
Power
4 /2 to
!
6-25*
12-
(quar.)
Abbey
-10-15
(quar.)_
'
28 '/a C
(quar.)—1_
Dana
25c
7-l0
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Bakeries,
$8
9-10
9-30
10c
3V2%
Laboratories
Cypress
(D.
Fuller Mfg.
12-15
2-55
t50c
pfd. (quar,)_
Clothing Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Dominion
(quar.)
-
$1.75
8-14
8-
A
common
General
6-30
7-15
7-15
(interim)
Corp.,
$3.75
$27 Vic
Inc.,
Press,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kities Service Co.
Colorado
1%
Cuneo
50c
com.
1
6-30
7-15
6-30
(quar.)_—
its
common
preferred
Fuller
1
6-181
8-20
40c
(quar.)
Sugar Co.—
preferred (quar.)
for
(quar.)
$2.50
——
Ltd.
8% preferred (quar.)
preferred (accum.)___
25c
preferred
preferred
flearfield
(quar.)—
$7
the
(quar.)
—
4%%
i—
6-30
of
_
$2.20
7-31
11-
5c
class A
A (quar.)
Seal,
(San
____—
Co.
Froedtert
6-25
2
tl5c
6-30
adopted.
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tex.
Kity
class
&
(s-a)
preferred
7-15
the
(quar.)
preferred
(final)
Forster,
Co.,
8-
8-16
11-15
(quar.)
7-15
here
credit
25c
$1.25
6-30
7-15
profits and/or avail¬
Realty
(L.)
Quarterly
6-15
Cuban American
if the pending Fed¬
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.,
5%
B
6
7-15
.
Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
Co., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)___
Sexton
Co.,
&
Cuba
Ltd.
Co.
class
Ltd.,
Cos.,
General
Blackwell,
Cork
Crown
8-
the class
Common
5%
&
&
Class
8-
L.),
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
7-12
7-15
stock for each four shares held)
Freidman
6-18
*6 Vic
(quar.)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%
6-30
7-31
7-
8-30
7-9
(quar.)
,
Wallace,
Fresnillo
deposit receipts ordinary
7-15
7-16
2
7-15
9-24
9-10
7-15
B
Fraser
Ltd.—
7-15
8-16
8-
$1.25
Realty
7-15
7-26
6
$1.31'/»
I—
American
(R.
6-25
7-
Fram
Corp.
(quar.)
7-13
Crain
2
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
Dominguez
reported
I'hicago Molded Products Corp.
|"hickasha Cotton Oil Co., com.
4%
preferred
Cornell-Dubilier
$5.25
88-
$1.75
Refining Co., com.
8-
87Vic
directors of
2 to permit
the
by
(quar.)
A
Products
30c
90c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Courtaulds,
RR.—
previously
purposes
bill
A
Corn
Dixie
(quar.)
company until August
shareholders to claim
income
Co.
Cosmopolitan
$1.12Vi
Illinois
payable
'July
Electric
1
2%
(quar.)__.
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
7-12
2
8-2
(quar.)
dividend
&c
Class
7-15
9-15
8-
10-
$1.25
Maryland
on
of the net
Corp.
Stock
7-20
$$1.20
Dodge Manufacturing
preferred
postponed
was
Cook
l'/o
Fluor
com.
23c
7-16
10-1
30c
($1
class
its
on
1
$1.06Vi
of
Rubber
Corp.
out
6-15
8-
surplus of the corporation)
Forbes
Semi-annual
6-30
6-30
9-15
able
(Toronto)—
5c
__■
quarterly payment Of 50c
A
Co.
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern
record
Insurance
6-11
I'hesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3'/2%
this
Life
45c
(quar.)
income)—
preferred
|:hiCago
plus
7-26
|:henango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.
4Vi%
share
Continental
7-30
7-20
1
(entire issue called
20 at $105 per
dividend)
8-5
4
10-
$1
clared
8-20
July
on
7-12
Fund, Inc. (increased from net in¬
vestment
(quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A—
Corroon & Reynolds Corp. (increased s-a)
2
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
Inc.—
dividend)
Insurance
&
11-12
3Vic
:
Tire
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
Boston
8-13
12-
62Vic
Deposit Co.
Fund
1
3V2C
(quar.)
Quarterly
First
5
8-20
9-
A
preferred
&
Firestone
9-15
1
6-30
9-
I6V2C
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
40c
____
lhadburn Hosiery Mills Inc., common
Iharleston Transit (quar.)——
I'hemical
7-12
1
2nd
redemption
$50c
___.
—
Service Corp.
6-11
10-
7-31
:
16Vic
Food Fair Stores—
50c
(quar.)
Co.
6-18
7-15
7-23
$1
4%
___1„
Vermont
8-
7Vi%
(quar.)
common
T
lentral
fi-28
preferred
Voting
____.
!<>*■<♦—<»'
6-28
7-15
$2
—
7-15
8-16
93%C
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
|20c
75c
9-21
(Wash. D. C.)
Department Stores,
Fireman's
Co.—
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)__.
leltic Knitting Co., Ltd. (s-a)
lenco Corp.
l'entral Aguirre
7-15
Can
37 Vic
common
4Vi%
Ferro
and
10c
———
preferred
|elotex Corp.,
15c
17 Vic
from
(initial)
dividend
6-18
53'/2c
25c
1 9/10c
7-15
(increased)
com.
4c
faterpillar Tractor Co.,
4.20%
for
j
larpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
a
Jarreras, Ltd.—
Amer.
dep-receipts ord. (interim)
Stock
$4.25
6-28
$2
profits
common
6-28
7-15
$$1.12Vi
$$1.12Vi
|arlisle Corp. (quar.)
_
|arolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)
|arolina Power & Light Co.
New
7-12
7-15
$$1.12Vi
(quar.)_—
(quar.)_
from
8-11
$75c
4Vi%
7-10
preferred (quar.)
Continental
$3.75
Ltd.—•
preferred
8-15
2
62 Vic
(quar.)——
of America,
$12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
realized
4%
$31c
Co
Ry.
14%%
12 l/10c
6-28
6-28
Ltd.—
Investments,
1
8-
t37'/2c
(quar.)
1
50c
15c
preferred B (quar.)____
Fidelity
(quar.)_—.—
Ltd.
$$1.50
Refractories
1st
7-15
7-15
•
2 Vic
preferred
Container Corp.
1': 1
$$1.25
|anadian Oil Co.'s, Ltd.,
inadian
8-
t$l 50
(quar.)
common
Co.
Corp.
10-
35c
—,——
Common
of
Co.
t40c
Natural Gas
Paper
9-
30c
Smelting
_______
Consolidated
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
6
37'/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
inadian
7-
25c
(quar.)__
Corp.
Extra
7-19
1
9
8-
Inc
Mining &
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
$1.50
(s-a)__
Fairbanks-Morse,
inadian
2
8-
Laundries
Lobster,
Consolidated
(quar.)_
,
preferred
Federated
7-
2
6-18
$3
;—
(quar.)
5to
11-30
12-15
8
•
(quar.)—
B
Extra
$1.25
(quar.)
Consolidated
$7 Vic
Northern Power Corp.,
inadian
J 5%
8-
40c
Ltd
Mines,
inada Southern
lanadian
8-
_
$1
(quar.)_
Co.
7-15
2
A
Corp.
5%
t5c
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Cement
Lake
Bronze
$5
$1.171/2
Packing Corp.
8-
6
7-
$26c
;
Extra
Class
Ltd.
Mines,
Common
$1.75
ilifornia
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Yellowknife
80c
_——
ilifornia
Class
t$3.50
—
(quar.)
Dearborn
Discovery
6
7-
$1.25
(quar.)_
Federal Services Finance
Chemical Industries—
Consolidated
2
7-15
(quar.)_^
—
8-
8-
preferred
40c
(quar.)
40c
31c
(quar.)
6%
Red
A
Extra
25c
I$4.70 preferred (quar.)
impbell
Inc.,
6-25
7-
7-15
$1.25
:—__.
55c
$50c
Oregon Power, com.
Quarterly
(quar.)
Connohio,
7-15
Insurance Co.—
preferred
$50c
—
& Timber
Farmers & Traders Life
$2.20
7-30
$50c
$50c
$1.25
[ilaveras Land
6
11-19
$1
preferred (quar.)
ish Terminal
Co.
(bi-monthly)
rtler Mfg. Co., common (increased)ltterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)
irry
7-
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc., com.
4%
preferred (quar.)
*
15c
—L
(quar.)
Corp.
1
6
$1.25
common
irroughs
6
8-
6
10c
.
common
I Class
7-
47'/2c
7-
4V4%
Co., Ltd., class A preference
IClass
6-25
1
Consolidated Retail Stores—
.
____
preferred
6-25
5
8-
Consolidated
(quar.)___
(quar.)
5
7-
7-
plus
(quar.)—
preferred
7-
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
$1.50
51'/2c
1
5%
preferred
preferred
12-10
8-
2
6-25
7-15' '
JlOc
preferred
8-
common
_
Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
Heating Products, Ltd. (quar.)__
51C
7-
2
8-12
7-15
$3.50
Capwell
&
9-
1
75c
(quar.)
50c
5c
________________
Y.)
(quar.)—____
42 Vic
dividend
(N.
preferred
9
9-
10c'
(quar.)
"A" (quar.)
5%
preferred "A" (quar.)
Estabrooks (T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
y4.16%
preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks Co., 6%
preferred (quar.):
9-10
12-15
____
7-19
y9-23
60c
$2.04
to
—
—
9-15
$38c
(quar.)—.
(qpar.)__
7-15
1
7-15
Erie Railroad Co.—
Light & Power, $2.06 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
2
8-
25c
(s-a)
Phonograph Corp.
Trust Co.
Enamel
—
7-29
5%
—
8-
5c
Emporium
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
6-30
70c
$2
$25c
$48.95
into
*•
&
7-15
15c
(quar.)__
11-30
$$1.50
(quar.)
at
1
— —
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
preferred
Radio
Empire
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
(inc. quar.)__
Convertible
.
9
2nd
7-15
2
Corp.—
8-21
7-
(quar.)
issue
8-
preferred
2
25c
(quar.)
Abrasives
7-15
8-
Extra
$37C
Consolidated
(entire
$15c
(quar.)
———
preferred
&
8-10
15c
9-18
_$$1.18%
com.
pfd. (quar.)——
Association
/
1st
6-30
8-
15c
(quar.)
1
Ltd.—
Ltd.
(N. Y.)
Life
G.), Ltd., 7% preferred
preferred A (quar.)
7-31
94%c
______
—_
—
(C.
6%
8-13
<__
2i
convertible
Fund
Connecticut
9
30c
_____'
preferred (quar.)™.'—,—,
preferred (quar.)
International Corp., Ltd
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
7-
_
7-15
,
50c
Products,
Corp.,
Corp.
dividend.
Extra
irns
6%
Emerson
7%
1
25c
preferred
redeemed
block's Inc.,
6-23
8-
15c
.idget Finance Plan, com. (increased quar.)
|7%
6-23
1
8-
37 Vic
(quar.)
convertible
|6%
(quar.)
1
8-
7-15
10c
(quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods,
8-
Holder a
Payable of Roc.
62V2C
preferred
Refractories
preferred
49
5%
Elgin National Watch Co.
com¬
35c
20c
(quar.)_
Co.
Power
preferred
prior
5%
33c
15c
(quar.)
ritish Industries
5%
Electro
7-15
convertible
75c
__
<quar.)___
[ooklyn Union Gas Co.,
160c
8-10
3
convertible
40c
20c
(quar.)
._
Forest
Columbia
Stock
1
8-
$1.32
J10c
Aug
6-29
9-
$1.40
$10c
_
334%
Co.,
preferred
to
7-15
~45c
(quar.)
Electric
Sault
25c
div.)
Gas
common
(quar.)—;
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer.
6-30
pitish Columbia Telephone Co.—
be
t$1.25
Inc.,
When
Share
J$1
dividend
convertible
Edison
-6-24
$25c
.
^
Columbia
this
6%
50c
(Quarterly
15%
6-25
20c
;_
jidgeport Hydraulic
liggs Mfg. Co
14% %
7-10
50c
-
jrg
(George W.) Corp. (quar.)__
bstitch, Inc., class A (quar.)—
ritish
40c
Stock
$50c
(quar.)
common
Corp.—..
Htish
9-17
1
8-
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Tobacco, common
ristol-Myers
Industries
7-15
10-11
shares held
each 25
Common
7-20
Illinois
Northern
Eastern
2
$5
75c
(quar.)
com.
(stk.
Co.,
Bakeries, Ltd., 4% partic. pfd. (quar.)
5c
Co.
Co.,
for
of
share
mon
7-20
2
8-
25c
(Quarterly
Ami
2-
Edison
Eastern
8-
37 '/2c
,
,
7-20
50c
preferred (quar.)
lue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
|n
Commonwealth
1
4-9
$1.50
,____
__
Ltd.—
|6%
I
•7-
8-
75c
•.
(quar.)
preferred
1M
7-15
-■
•
7-16
One
_—i.
Bros.
Combustion Engineering Inc.
2
Per
Name of Company
8-14
$1
|st Foods Inc.
ach
7-22
7-15
88-
Inc.—
Quebec Mines,
|iss (E. W.)
2
16V4C
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
Gas
8- 2
7-
When
Share
of Company
Quarterly
—
Combined Enterprises, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Combined Locks Paper Co., class A (quar.)
7-15
r
50c
llmont Iron Works (quar.i
Inrus Watch Co. (quar.)
tssemer Limestone & Cement Co., (quar.)
|$1
8-16
15c
56 1st preferred
(quar.)
lech Aircraft Corp. (special)
special
lltmore
8-25
-
12V2C
__
III Aircraft Corp. (increased)__
111 Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
llleterre
.7-15
15c
_.
Apartments,
Name
System, Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Terminals, 6% preferred (quar.)__
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Co.—
6-30
7-26
3c
Corp. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Corp.
7-15
3a-
$$1.75
—
lonthly
Lusch & Lomb Optical Co., com.
|y
Per
Holders
Payable_ of Ree.
Columoia
(monthly)
(Calif.)
Co.
(97)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(increased)
Corp. (quar.)
Cotton, Ltd.,
<
5% pfd. (quar.)_
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
Hamilton
6%
Harbor
Harris
5'/ato
preferred
(quar.)_
Plywood Corp,
(increased)
pfd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(A.)
«
8- 2
'
rT,c
7-lp
n
$1.25.
$1.25
(quar.)
Mfg.
„
12'/2C
9-10
12-16
8-2J
11-26
10c
30c
t$1.25
35c
8- 4
6-25
7-21
8-14
6-30
8- 5
$1.50
25c
Co., 51/2%
$1.37/2
-
9-10
8-25
7-20
7-12
7- 6
6-22
-r1?"™
2- 1-55 1-20
50
(98)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Holders
Monday, July 5, 1954^
Holders
When
Per
...
"
Harrisburg Hotel Co.
Electric Light
(J.
6%
(quar.)
class A
Lithographing Co.—
Havana
.
Co.
Co., Ltd.,
F.)
pfd.
con v.
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
Payable of Rec.
50c
7-16
Name
6-30
Leslie
8-
2
7-15
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
8-
1
7-20
preferred C
37'Ac
—————
(quar.)_.
7-15
6-30
Co.
Walker-Gooderham
Hiram
Quarterly
(R.)
Class
Co.,
A
&
5%
preferred
Holmes
(D.
Border's,
Hot
Inc.
Special
Household
334%
4%
Inc.
Finance
Special
Local
1
6-25
6-13
6-30
Loft
Corp.
(s-a)
(Md.)
.
6-30
Long-Bell Lumber
25c
7-15
6-30
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
8-12
7-23
Long
8-
1
7-
2
7-23
2
7-
1
7%
non-cumul.
2nd
8-
1
7-16
7%
non-cumul.
2nd
15c
7-15
7-
60c
8-
8-
933Ac
(quar.)_—__———
5
$1
7-15
6-30
t$l
9-13
7-15
6-15
——
$10c
.
(quar.)
7-15
5%
6-15
5%
6%
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
Hydraulic
Brick
Press
Brick
Co
Co.
Illinois Central R.
12-30
12-17
$25c
(s-a)
8-
2
Macy
4%
7-16
55c
8-
2
7-16
Madison
5c
8-
2
7-16
1
8-
4
Manhattan
8-
55c
(quar.)—_
2
7-
9
.Manlschewitz
•
4.03'/h
preferred
preferred
4.26%
4.42%
(quar.)
preferred
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
-.
4.70% .preferred
—
Arner. -dep.
•
Indiana
Telephone, 4.30% preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
[
New
common
(initial)___
8-
7-
2
7-
9
8-
2
7-9
•
„
:i- 9
9.%
100%
7-23
(quar.)
;
North
of
2
10-
$25c ""
37'/2C
$1.20
1
8-
2
7-
9-10
10-
1
8-25
Martin-Parry
entirely
7-15
7- 2
Mathieson
(9c from
America
Maud
30c
8-1
7-1
net
security
6%
Bronze
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-30
participating
International
Powders, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)__
Harvester
Northwestern
Oilgear
$1.75
11- 1
10-22
45c
7-15
6-30
4.92%
7-15
6-30
43A%
(quar.)
International
International
McColl-Frontenac Oil
(quar.)
(resumed)-—__
Mining Corp.
International
Nickel
7%
McCall
6-15
$1
7-15
6-30
Milling Co., 4%
preferred
International
Co.
of
pfd.
Canada,
Power
10c
10-15
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
Otis
$1.06'A
8-2
7-7
$1
8-2
7-7
7-15
6-30
quar.)
55c
Co.,
7-15
8-
2
6-25
7-
6
Mclntyre
Quarterly
7-15
6-11
Metal
.9-
8-11
Utilities
$1.40
preferred
$1.40
preferred
Corp.,
cornmon___
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)_;
Interstate Department Stores
Intertype
Corp.
Investment
35c
;
(quar.)
62'Ac
(quar.)
—_____—______
Foundation,
Ltd., common
preference (quar.)_
preferred (quar,)
Investors Funding Corp. of N. Y.—
6%
convertible
(i%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec.,
preferred
Iroi.rite.
IT E
Inc.,
Circuit
New
4.60%
Tea
Power
Michigan Steel Tube
Mid-West
Mfg.. Co., class A
&
7'Ac
Minnesota1
7-
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
133Ac
7-30
7-16
1
Co.,
3%%.
Water
quar.)_
57'Ac
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-
9-1
8-6
8-5
8-2
933Ac
8-
2
6%
7-19
(quar.)__
5c
8-
1
11-
1
10-20
$1.50
7-
8-
2
6-
1
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Quarterly
.•
Kansas City Power & Light Co'.
8-
2
6-
8%
1
$20c
95c
4.20%
4.50%
non-cum.
pfd.
Kansas-Nebraska
1
8-13
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
50C
Gas,
(quar.)
com.
28c
7-15
7-12
6-30
(quar.)_i_
preferred
87'Ac
3lA% preferred (quar.)________
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 class A (quar.)
Keystone Custodian FundsSeries
B-3
from
(low-priced
net
from
net
Series
net
investment
special of 41c
Kidde (Walter) &
Stock
from
Co.
75c
fund)
income
realized gains).
(low-priced com.
B-4
from
9c
bond
investment
87'Ac
and
gains)
pfd.
(quar.)__
Extension
,
University
Co.
Lambert
(Alfred),
(ouar.)
;
(quar.)
$2.50
preferred
A
(quar.)
Record
Lees
(James)
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
iquar.)
Co.
2
8-
2
7-23
7-10
6-25
9-24
10c
1-10-55
35c
7-15
7-
29c
7-31
7-21
29c
10-31
10-21
12-24
1
7-10
6-18
$15c
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
25c
25c
9-10
10-
1
8-15
11-15
8-27
9-17
8-
5
Inc.
(quar.)
Sons,
3.85%
Lehigh Valley R. R. Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
Inc.
1
8-
3
6
7-17
96'Ac
8-
2
C
8-
2
7-15
2
7-15
7-
6
6-30
9-
1
8-17
7-15
6-30
7-15
7-
5
$1.06'A
7-31
33Vb%
7-28
7-
50c
8-1
7-9
(quar.)
Cash
15c
10-
1
.
7-20
2
9-20
A
(quar.)
J
(quar.)_
Co.,
6-18
6-18
7-10
-
Peoples Gas,
:_
7-26
7- a
"45c
25c
~*
10-
1
9-10
8-15
7-26
8-15
—33c
8-15
7-26
$75c
8-16
7T15
8-
$$1.50
—
10-
7-1
9-
8-26
1
9-
1
7-27
8-10
7-
6
2nd
Phila.
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(stock
div.)
Y.)
(quar.)
7-
1
Ne™
Corp.
(qu,ar.)__
(quar.)
of
B
1
7-15
7-
5
preferred
Plastic
Coal
——_
(quar.)
Wire
Gas
7-31
6-30
11'Ac
7-15
7-
1
$2.50
7-20
7-
9
7-15
6-21
$1
Corp.
7-15
6-30
15c
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
Portland
Inc.,
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)__
6-30
6-30
7-15
7-
5
$1.25
7-15
7-
5
25c
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
7-15
6-18
7
3
Portland
10-
1
9-3
Potomac Edison Co.,
(quar.)
90c
9-3
4.70%
preferred B
(quar.)*_——
Power Corp. of Canada Ltd.
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)—_—
$1.17'A
Gas
Light, common—.—.
(quar.)—
109-
1
7-31
8-
6
7-16
8-
1
7-15
Pratt-Hewitt
8-
1
7-15
Preston
6%
3.60%
partic.
non-cum.
Oil,
7-1
8-10
Procter
8-10
Prosperity Co.,
$1.65
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
Gamble, 8%
'A %
7-15
6-30
56'Ac
8-
2
7-15
4'A%
8-
2
7-15
Quaker
8-15
7-15
6%
preferred
Quincy
Mining
7-15
7-
6-11
7-15
6-25
8-
9-30
2>)
12-30
7-
6
9
9-25
12-25
25c
7-31
7-19
5c
8-2
8-23
10-30
10-20
$5c
$5c
7-15
10-
1
1-2-55
Reading
4%
Co.,
2nd
Reda Pump
Reece
5%
Co
(quar.)
Electric
:
comnwrH^quar.)
Co.
Reliance
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reitman's
5%
&
:
Corp.
of
preferred
Y.
N.
8-
2
7-12
Reliable
20c
7-
5
6-21
7-
5
6-21
Republic
7-
5
6-21
Resistance
1
Resistoflex
7-15
7-
7-15
6-30
35c
8-
7-30
Revere
$37'Ac
2
7-15
6-15
20c
7-
8
6-24
8-2
7-1
Steel
Corp.
Racing
Rice-Stix,
Inc.,
2nd preferred
Inc.,
33A%
common
preferred
15c
7-15
6-30
Rike-Kumler
$5c
8-2
7-2
River
Brand
Roan
Antelope
Association—
25c
7-15
6-22
American
com.
1
9-
8-13
1
8-13
7-20
6-22
$1.50
35c
7-20
6-22
8-
9
7-
2
9-13
75c
9-
1
9-
1
10-
933Ac
1
1
8-12
7-15
50c
7-
8
6-17
6-29
3
6-16
8-
3
7-14
50c
(quar.)
7-31
7-21
20c
Co
8-
$10c
3
6-30
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
40c
7-
6
6-29
$27c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
$1.12'A
10c
^
(quar.)
6-15
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
8-
2
933Ac
—
8-
37'Ac
(quar.)___
6-25
8-16
15c
(quar.)
7-15
5%
(quar.)_.
Co.
Rice
9-
35c
8-
(reduced)
common
7%
Rich's
$1.05
$25c
Association
preferred
8-13
7-10
(stock dividend)
1st
7-15
1
20c
Corp
7%
2
9-
$1,25
(increased)-
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., class A
Welder
8-
20c
common
Corp..
5
40c
)
—_
Renbld Coventry,
Stores
—
(quar.)
$1.50
7-
:——
Engineering
(Canada)
8-
$1.06'A
50c
(increased)
Electric
Reinsurance
25c
r_
(quar.)
Corp. (Mass.), com.
preferred (qUar.)
6-30
3
—
—
(quar.)——————.——-
preferred
9-3
12-
(quar.)
com.
7-14
6-25
7-15
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
preferred
2
7-15
$1
$2
$1.25
(quar.)
com——
Ralston Purina Co.,
33A%
6-28
com——-*
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred
Oats,
6-18
10-30
7-15
5%
preferred
preferred
4.20%
7-15
11-15
$4c
(quar.)—
$$1.50
$75c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)_
Public Service Co. of Colorado,- com. (quar.)
4
1
2c
preferred
Pripe Bros. & Co., Ltd.,
8-31
7-15
preferred
common
8-31
5%
—
(initial)—
com.
East/Dome Mines, Ltd.
&
——
—
new
6-30
7-20
8-
9-
15c
(increased)
7-20
65c
6'Ac
17'Ac
25c
""
9-3
General Elec.,
6-10
$1.50
6-
$5 preferred
6
$1.75
1
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
—
(quar.)—
—
Tools
Electric
6
$12'Ac
(quar.)
Cable
&
7-
Columbia,
—;
$1.12M>
(quar.)___^
common
Mines, Ltd
(quar.)
British
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R. Co.
Products
&
7-
4c
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(fos
6-15
7-15
10-
30c
7-15
7-15
7-20
$1
10-
2%
Ltd.
7-15
$25c
lOc
6%|pfd.
Tel.
7-15
t25c
55c
Co.
Brunswick
7-
1
1
$1
Portable
15c
(quar.)
Car, Ltd. (quar.)
New
2
8-
8-
25c
Plymouth Cordage Co., common (quar.)
Employees' stock (quar.)—_—L
75c
preferred
New Dickenson
6
8-
—
7-12
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
Inc.
1
(quar.)
(interim)
58c
Service Corp.,
National Theatres,
8
7-
Co.—
Aircraft Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)—
Pitts., Cinn., Chicago & St. Louis RR. (s-a)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Co.—
37'/ac
pfd.
Manufacturers & Stores Corp.
Steel
8
7-
7-12
75c
$1
Ry. (quar.)
Inc., $4 pfd. (quar.)
6c
Co.
Welding Machine
Starch
7-
7-29
Northern
2c
4'A%
(N.
7-29
97'Ac
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Payable in Philippine currency—
7%
9-10
12-10
1-2-55
4%
Mines
1
30c
3.90%
Pillsbury Mills,
9-10
12-10
10-
$2.50
$1 participating
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
&
10-
$1
Co., com. (resumed)__
preferred (resumed)—__
Piedmont
1
1-2-55
30c
(quar)—
Transportation
97'Ac
Tel.
6-21
7-12
7-16
$1
7-12
8-2
7-15
2
$1.12'A
1
•
8-13
2
7-15
$1.12'A
1
1
9-10
1
8-
7-30
(quar.)
8-
7-15
1
9-
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
50c
5
9-10
25c
Piper
7-15
7-
7-10
40c
preferred
8-
11-19
1
10-
$1.50
—
quar.)
preferred
preferred
Gold
37y2c
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased
2
7-26
15c
._—
1st
Pioneer
12-15
7-26
32'Ac
1st
2nd
6-30
7-16
12-15
2
$4.50
$4
2
8-14
-
8-
$4.50
8-
2
9-15
1
35c
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
Finance
9-15
9
7-30
1-2-55
2%c
•
7-
9-17
10-
2%c
v
6-30
-
1
8-13
7'Ac
.
—
Co.
6-30
10-
S%
:
Light & Coke
Pepsi Cola Co.—
Permanente Cement
6-30
7-10
7-15
.25c
v
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Traffic Co. (s-a)__———
12'Ac
(s-a)
Co.,
National Shares
Common
7-15
7-15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
35c
5%
preferred (quar.)
:——
$1.25
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
$1.06
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
—$1.06'A
$1834c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fno-lnnd
6-18
13c
54'Ac
•.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
t$1.75
Ltd.
Fuel Gas Co.
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
prefe'-red
Natomas
6-28
—
common
Pioneer
40c
,
A
Linen
$1.40
4
9
7-15
7-15
dividend)*^-
(quar.)__—
Ltd.,
7-15
5c
Lead
National
6-
7-
6
55c
tbl.75
(quar.)__
dividend
National
National
1
$1.10
$1.05
(quar.)
Inc.
Co..
Department
National
4'A%
7-
$1.50
preferred
2
96'Ac
Quarterly
Class
1
7-15
$1.183A
•
.__•
preferred
8-
5c
(quar.)
Register Co.
National Electric
National
7-
Co.—
$1.32
20c
______
(quar.)
Company
National
6
—s
(quar.)
25c
$75c
(quar.)
City Bank
Stock
7-
7-
$1.12'A
$1.30
Penman's,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Airlines,
Biscuit
National
9
7-20
7-22
6c
(quar.)
National
National
6
7-26
7-15
$1
25c
com.'<quar;>——
Telephone
$1
Co.,
Electric,
7-
2
2
$75c
Straus-Duparquet,
National
7-
(quar.)..
$1.50
Co.
preferred
7-15
8-
8-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
$1.12'A
6-15
6-15
34aAc
com.
System, Inc.,
National
2
^
(stock
com.
lc
5
98-
6-21
2
8-
,
(quar.)
30c
;
&
Co.
30c
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-
$20c
20c
Candy Shops,
2
8- 2
8-
& Co., Ltd.—
Diablo
National
Nat'l
8-
15c
common
5%
7-20
$1.25
&
7-15
10-11
62'Ac
(quar.)
Lerner Stores
4'A%
8-
10c
35c
Co
&
6-30
$15c
—
Quarterly
Laura
Leece-Neville
7-31
$15c
Sessions
Machine
9
37'Ac
class
(quar.)
Class B
7-29
7-
$15c
Inc.,
(quar.)
A
3
2
10c
T
Lambert
Landis
6-21
2
88-
50c
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16 pfd. (quar.)
81.16 preferred <auar.)
&
8-
$1.75
j.
,
Quarterly
Lamson
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Class
7-15
$1
(quar,)
Ha
B
50c
8-3
10c
Co.
preferred
preferred
Nathan
50c
(quar.)
(Philip)
4.64%
7-
25c
pfd.,(quar.)—
&
Co.,
preferred
Pittsfield
series
&
preferred
6%
1
2
20c
Co
(quar.)
Narragansett
2
30c
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)—
Parke, Davis & Co.
6%
7-15
8-
held
par)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Chemical
Penn
7-15
8-16
partial prorated payment)(2nd partial prorated-payment)-
Mfg.
$4
Extra
.
98-
$1.10
Mutual
6-30
6-30
10c
Mountain States Tel.
7-15
7-20
$1.22V2
class
B
Mount
7-9
25c
(increased quar.)
(quaj.)
Motorola,
9
a
(quar.)
Class
7-
fund)
and
Kroger Company. 7'/,
2nd pfd.
Kuppcnheimer (B.) Co. (s-a)_
Salle
1
100%
Corp.
Quarterly
12-15
8-
7-10
8-2
50c
(quar.)
(Henry)
10c
dividend
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4%
King-Seeley
1-3-55
7-25
60c
(quar.)
A
3.90%
8-13
RR.—
preferred
4%
9-15
8-13
Co.
Co.,
(John)
6-21
1
45c
55c
stock
income
realized
net
10-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Co. (stock div.)
preferred
Morris
8-13
94' 1
15c
(quar.)
Morgan
Kellogg Co.—
3'A %
Power
redeemable
7%
-
1
9-1
85c
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)—
Moore Corp., Ltd.. common .(quar.)
4%>
9-
933Ac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7%
8-13
$$1
Ltd.
Paper
Society,
Morrell
(nuar.)
Natural
9-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
City Southern Ry.—
Kansas
4%
preferred
,
'
9-
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-22
$1
3.30%
7-15
1
933Ac
,
preference
$4.20
6-29
9-
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Chemical
Montana
7-12
45c
(accum.)
preferred
$3.85
$6
.
Loan
5'A%
Monsanto
Journal
4%
preferred A
Monroe
1
50c
(quar.)
7-15
$2.25
& Supply, com.
412 % .preferred
(s-a)
4'A%
Ontario
(Robert),
Quarterly
7-20
5c
pfd.
Mfg.
Rhoads,
Mitchell
pfd. (quar.) __________
(quar.)____
Co.,
7%
Co.
Telegraph
6%
preferred (quar.)
Packard-Bell Co.
(quar.)
$1
8-16
quar.)
v
6-30
$25c
Light' Co.—
Telephone
Park
7-14
(2nd
5%'pfd.
6-21
7-1
Mississippi Glass Co., 4% preferred (quar.)_
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co. (quar.)__
9
Electric
&
Pacific
7-
$1.06'A
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
1
$1
Light—
Common
y
Pantex
7-14
1
Corp
preferred
6-21
8- 2
imonthly)___
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
_________
Works
Laboratories
&
($2.50
common
(increased
$4.40
6-21
7-26
(quar.)
Miller
Miles
Gas
Pacific Power &
7-15
6
common
Corp., $4.75
preferred (quar.):
7-15
$3
(quar.)
Products
Co.
Miller
(quar.)
(initial
&
Abrasive
6-15
(quar.)
Quarterly ___J
Joslyn
6-24
9-
7-10
1
23c
-
(s-a)
(quar.)
$1.05
7-15
12-
vi
1
Co. (stock div.).
(83'Ac par)
for
$4.50
6-30
9
(quarterly
interest)
Pabst
88-
(quar.)
com.
Inc., 4% preferred
Brewing'Co.
(quar.)—*—.
'
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Products,
Pacific
7-15
j
Mfg.
Pacific Lighting
6-30
■
Ltd.,
Fiberglass
2
6-15
6- 1-
&
of
1
7-
12-15
class A
—62'Ac
Co.
7-
7-15
$20c
Paper
7-
7-15
5c
(quar.)__
(quar.
preferred
9-15
Johnson Ranch, Royalty
Joplin
preferred
7-15
__
3
7-20
1
$30c
-
Corp.
(quar.)
Electric Co.
10-15
(quar.)
7-15
8-
&
4.40%
$1.09
pfd.
Forming
4.90%
9-15
7-9
8-2
$1
2c
$75c
10-15
•
$31'Ac
common' (quar.)
7-14
1
Pabco
25c
(quar.)_
com.
$75c
.
$4.22 pfd.
con v.
preferred
preferred
Jewel
2
7-14
•75c
—
10-13
Breaker iCo..
Jersey Central
4%
8-
9-15
7-31
56'Ac
Ltd.—
Co.,
$75c
(quar.)
55c
1
share
Owens-Corning
Oxford
'
6-30
9-15
7-31
(quar.)
of
6-30
•
(s-a)
(s-a)
■
$4.36
2
11-
preferred
_____
convertible
6%
35c
8-
1
shares
each
7-15
9-30
$$1.75
Products,
Marine
Peninsular
Co.
Johnson & Co.,
4%
Two
20c
10c
iquar.)
>25c
Inc.,
Co
8-16
25c
Co.,
&
Mfg.
Michigan Gas
Mead
Steel
preferred
Elevator
7-15
$50c
and
Mines,
G.)
McQuay-Norris
7-15
35c
—
_.
International
Porcupine
$60c
6-15
7%
8-25
$$1.25
(quar.)____
Trust,
(quar.)
(Arthur
25c
LtdMl com. (quar.)_
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Ontario
7-30
$1.12'A
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Filters
40c
;
7-30
(quar.)
Outboard
$17'Ac
Co.
B
preferred
40c
4'A%
United
Class
11-1
(quar.)
preferred
McKee
t $ 1.75
Oliver
Town
50c
(quar.)
7-30
8-16
——
Corp.
4%
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Corp.,
62'Ac
(quar.)__
8-16
59%c
Gas & Electric Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Oliver Corp.,
8-13
6-30
8-16
_____
Old
$1.50
com.
(quar.)
Oklahoma
(quar.)
partic. pfd. (quar.)
divs.
preferred A
6-15
7-15
7-30
61'Ac
Co., common—
preferred B (quar.)
6-30
8-1
9-21
1
30c
Gas
6-30
(s-a)_
R.
Natural
7-15
9-10
1
9-
7-10
$$1.75
40c
7-15
15c
6-30
10-
50c
(quar.)__
7-15
62'Ac
Y.)
pfd.
7'/2c
(quar.)
(N.
Okla
Portland Cement (quar.)
Ltd., 7%
125c
30c
6-15
7-15
States
Co
31'Ac
(W. L.) Corp. (stock dividend)
May Department Stores, com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred <quar.)__-i
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)__
$3.4o preferred (quar.)
—McBryde Sugar, Ltd._
7-15
6-30
7-22
Maxson
50c
6-30
7-15
7-1
Corp.
$37'Ac
com.
9
7-20
90c
(quar.)_____
8- 1
Co
(quar.)__
Co.,
7-
3
20c
(quar.)
$1.75
—
International
75c
(Minn.) com.
6-30
133Ac
preferred
Candy
8-
$37c
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
—
12c
62'Ac
(quar.)
convertible
Muller
7-25
7-15
—
Co.
Investors
Chemical
3
7-22
7-15
15c
Valley R.
3
7-
2
7-15
(semi-annual-
paid out of
7-
7-14
8-
$1.02
Corp
Massachusetts
9-20
preferred
7-14
32'Ac
$1.20
9c
Ltd.,
quar.)1
7%- preferred
2
Telephone Co. (quar.)_
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., com.
$3.60
6-22
$1.06'A
—_
Ohio
Ry.
6-22
1
$1.02'A
Marine Midland Corp.—
9-21
(quar.)———.
Pacific
1
8-
$1.12
(quar.)
Northern States Power
8-
Service—
preferred
preferred
Northern
6-30
20c
$1.25
common
4>A%
8-16
9-21
12-22
7-8
7-15
$2
4'A%
Northern
6-22
(quar.)
(annual)-.wl
Ltd.
Gas
&
Public
7-21
(quar.)
-r--
Mar-Tex -Oil
(s-a)
Gas Co.,
(quar.)
Indiana
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Maritime Tel & Tel Co.,
27'/2O
profits)'';--.'—————.—_____________
Co,
7-
3
Northern
7-12
8-
preferred
Inc.
Co.
Rubber
&
preferred
Co.
(s-a)
preferred
Bonus-
Massawlppi
realized
Fund,
Maple Leaf Gaidens,
4»A%
Inc.
from
3c
Tire
Illinois
5%
30c
2
preferred
pfd. A
pfd.
M R A Holdings Ltd., 5 %
5-
Northern
Ry.
6
8-
$4.10
—
4'A%
&
Central
7-15
7-
$3.50
(quar.)_
guaranteed
8-10
$4.08
______—_i___
Manufacturers Trust Co.
•
Fund-
Institutional Income Fund,
Insurance
Mansfield
9
8-
Quarterly of 9c from ordinary income and
21c from security profits)
and
9
583Ac
Imperial'Tobacco (Canada), 4%* pfd. T quart)
Indiana Steel Products (quar.)i:_—1——
income
2
7-
—
(quar.)
Growth
2:
55'Ac
$37'Ac
Institutional
8-
53 'Ac
receipts ord. (stock dividend)Assurance- Co.
(Canada)
Life
51c
—
,—_________
Imperial'Cheriiical Industries, Ltd.—
Aruer. dep. receipts ord.
(fin^l)——
Imperial
V
Northern
7%
(quar.)
Co.
$4.80
(quar.)_
common
Ltd., 5%
(B/)
RR..
Inc.
7-2
(quar.)__
Garden Corp
Bond
Refractories
(quar.)
(P. R.), 4'A%' preferred
Mallory
0-
$3
(s-a)—_—
preferred
common
(quar.)
Square
Aviation
American
8-
8-9
(quar.),
'quar.)
preferred
American
North
7-1S
8-12
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
North
North Carolina
6-30
2
9-10
993Ac
(quar.)
com.
8-2
com.
common
& Co.,
adj. preferred
pfd.
Co.,
75c
25c
33A%
Ry.
$1.25
(Ky.)
par)
Forbes,
Mailman Corp.,
R.-~•
Illinois PowerCo^,
(R. H.)
Co.,
8-1
8-5
preferred B (quar.)______
Mading Drug Stores, com. (increased
6-30
8-
15c
2
&
preferred
15c
(quar.)
—-—r—--—,
non-cumulative
4%
9-17
(quar.)______
Lr~-+Z--Z-—
Extra
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
4%
7-10
9-1
(quar.)———
preferred
MacAndrews
Western
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
($25
preferred
(J.
J.)
9- 1
9-14
9-1
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
System
(initial)_
Lyon Metal Products,
6-15
7-15
Newberry
Norfolk
&
$1
$1.50
(Ohio)—
(quar.)
38c
(Walter M.)
Carrier
preferred
25c
1*
(quar.)
preferred
Lowney
Lynch
8-13
$20c
preferred
5%
6-30
7-15
$40c
B
5%
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Louisville Gas & Electric
2
6%
Corp.—
(Initial)
common
Newark
1
Holder*
Payable of Rec*
York Shipbuilding
New
Baltimore Hotel—
Lord
6-30
$1.10
(quar.)__—_____—
—
Longlnes-Wittnauer
7-
Company
25c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Watch (quar.)
8-
1
class A
(Mo.)
Lighting
8-
7-15
9
Island
50e
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
Illinois
Candy
25c
(quar.) —
9-1
10- 1
1-2-55
8- 2
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe Co., 8% pfd.
(quar.)——
8%
preferred (quar.)_____——
50c
common
7-15
11 'Ac
$1
$1
—-—10c
Preferred
7-15
7-15
8-
10c
7-15
—
___—_—
A
7-15
—
—
(quar.)
com.
$75c
37'Ac
preferred
preferred
(quar.);
Corp.,
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
50c
50c
50c
10c
_______
10c
Class
Ltd.—
Worts,
Finance
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
Extra
7-15
7-10
50c
(quar.)—____—
Corp..
%y preferred
7-
$1.00
guaranteed
guaranteed
guaranteed
2
8-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
"Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd. class A (quar.)
6.40
7-23
7-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Class
6-25
8-13
$1.10
—
25c
Co.
preferred
4.40%
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
25c
________—.
(quar.)——_
com.
Original
Original
9
9-11
9-11
9- 1
9-1
9-10
12-10
3-10-55
9-10
12-10
3-10-55
8-2
50c
37'Ac
35c
87J/2c
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
8-16
7-24
10-24
8-31
8-31
8-16
8-16
8-18
11-18
2-18
8-18
11-18
2-18
7-15
New
-
(quar.)___—
RR.
Original
7-15
45c
Corp.,
preferred
7-
(quar.)
Shoppes,
2
9-15
8-1
11- 1
Name of
(Fort Wayne)—
___—
50c
Miami
7-
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
.
Carbonic
3'/2%
Little
7-31
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
H.)
Insurance
2
8-
7-
Liquid
7-31
(quar.)—
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp.
Holly Sugar Corp., common
Home
7-26
53 '/bC
(quar.)
common
5
35c
——,—
.
&
5
7-
93 %C
_____________
/
40c
50c
(quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
5c
(reduced)
Hecht Co., com. (reduced)
3^4%
preferred (quar.)—__—
—
Heinz (H. J.) Co., common (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4'A% pfd. A (quar.)
Hoe
7-
7-15
7-31
30c
preferred B. D, E (quar.)
Fund (quar.)_____——
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)———
Higbee Co., common (quar.),—____——
5%
preferred (quar.)
__
Hines
(Edward)
Lumber Co.
(quar.)
7-15
25c
15c
12'Ac
——,—
%'fe
Mfg.
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Haydock
Hayes
Salt
Payable of Rec.
Share
683Ac
—
(quar.)__-_-
Hawaiian Electric Co.,
4y*%
of Company
$12'Ac
—-
Hartford
JHartz
Share
"
When
Per
Share
..
Name of Company
8-
2''
2
1
9-15
7-20
'7-20
50c
Mills
(quar.)
Copper Mines,
(interim)
shares
J_—
7-15
6-30
28c
8-
2
7-12
7-13
6- 8
Ltd.—
7'Ad
14)
Number 5339
Volume 180
.
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Insurance Co.
Rochester American
(N. Y.)
6-18
Temco
8- 2
7-5
Terminal
'
'
Ltd.,
Rolls-Royce;
dep.
Amer.
,
—
$1.18%
10c
I2V2 %
.i
Corp.,
common
■Rouimoor
Class
A
Corp.1 (quar.lei
_v;,
—--
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-3
20c
,v,
$15c
8- 2
..
7-30
8-14
Title
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—
(reduced)
Common
0/2 %
30c
7-15
75c
7-10
Ltd.
(quar.)
$50c
7-26
7- 2
Corp.
Lawrence
St.
(quar.i__
.
3-/c
(quar.)
$1.25
5%
convertible
(quar.)
$1.25
25c
preferred
A
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%%
(quar.)
pfd.
Gaf & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.t
4.40%
preferred (quar.)i
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.'
Map
Savannah Electric & Power—
5.36%
preferred
Schenley
Schuster
(Ed)
25c
:—18%c
.____
;;25c
Schwitzer-Cummins
Co),
25c
com
(5 V2% pfd. A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.).
$4 preferred
(quar.t
Scovill Mfg. Co., 3.65% pfd. (quar.)
3.65%
(quar.)
preferred
_
4.30%
1
Steel
Seaboard
Co.,
$2.12
convertible
$5.75
preferred
Securities
Security
preferred
(quar.)_______
____.
Acceptance Corp.,
(quar.)
American
'(From
Shares,
investment
Common
of
$2.12
Common
$2
Smith
$4.50
7- 3
7- 3
7-10
.
Aircraft
Co.
7-27
8- 2
7-1
8- 2
7-15
8- 2
7-30
6-30
7-30
Southern
Advance
Bag
8-10
10c
pfd.
7-15
8- 2
$1.12¥2
30c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
& Paper
6-30
7-9
8-26
7-15
8- 3
6-30
6-15
7- 1
6-15
t50c
50c
:
.
4V2%
8-2
25c
(quar.)
'
Calif.
Southern
4.48%
Edison
preferred
4.56%
Co.,
United
Shoe
Calif.
(quar.)
participating
preferred
Colorado
Southern
Class
U.
Power
Co.
$6
U.
S.
7- 5
6-30
4>/4%
U,
preferred
Insurance
Co.
7-15
United
8- 2
7-15
$4.20
7-15
6-19
Universal
50c
Quarterly
Southwestern
Public
9- 1
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
25c
8- 2
8- 2
10- 1
25c
Service,
12-15
preferred
(quar.#.___:
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
33c
92Vic
97V2c
$1.03%
$1.06%
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
4.60%
preferred
$1.15
(quar.)
com.
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.fc—_____:
4.15%
(quar.)
Spokane Internatibnal RR. Co. (quar.)
—_
Quarterly
Spokane
Portland
Cement,
4
Additional
Standard
Commercial
Standard
Fire
(Trenton)
Standard
Class
B
Insurance
of
Standard
Standfields,
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Stecher-Traung
preferred
of
Co.
4Vi%
Stix,
15c
1
$4
Co.,
&
Co.,
15c
Supertest
5%
Corp.
of
Co.
Ventures,
Victoria
&
Vulcan
Extra
of California
Ltd.,
com.
(s-a)
Inc
,
Vulcan
Detinning Co.,
Walker
&
Warner
Co.,
5%
preferred
Quarterly
$4.25
preferred
Fenn
conv.
-
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
_
West
Kentucky Coal Co. (reduced)
Michigan Steel Foundry
7% prior preferred (quar.)
West Penn Power Co., 414% pfd. (quar.)__
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
Western
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Securities
A
RR.
5%
preferred A
preferred A
preferred
1'
7-15
7- 2
6-22
6-24
7- 7
7-
7
A
2
7- 6
7-20
7- 6
Wisconsin
t40c
$$1.25
7-15
7-15
6-24
6-24
Wood
8- 3
7-12
Class
B
(quar.)
iquar.)
prior
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Whitehead Bros. Rubber (quar.)
6%
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Wichita
Wilcox
Union
Oil
Co.
Stock
Yards
(s-a)
Wisconsin Electric Power,
Southern
(Alexander)
Gas
Ltd.
the
6%
7-20
10c
at
)e
.
8-2
7-1
6-30
8- 1
6-21
6-18
6-18
7-23
7-15
8-13
7-12
7-15
7-15
7-15
8-16
87V4c
10c
17',4c
$1.50
40c
25c
35c
8- 2
9-1
8- 2
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7- 9
7-31
8- 2
6-25
7-16
7-15
7-15
8-17
7-15
9-15
8- 6
6-25
tl5c
t20c
15%c
37(4c
7-1
9-1
8- 2
7- 8
7- 8
7-20
8-20
$1.1214
$1.0614
$1.25
8-26
7-15
7-31
8- 2
8-10
8-10
7-15
20c
9-1
3c
25c
7-23
8-2
.
8-31
8-20
7-16
6-28
6-28
7-10
7-30
7-26
7- 1
7-14
7-15
7-23
7-23
7-1
8-13
6-25
7-9
1714c
$1.1214
$1.50
$1.0214
t50c
$35c
8- 1
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-18
6-18
7-15
7-15
6-18
6-15
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6-15
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Series
K,
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due
*£i.
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notes,
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3 '.4%
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mortgage
Series
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11-1
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$1.25
75c
$12VaC
$17'.4c
$1.43%
$1
7-15
10- 1
7-15
7-31
7-31
8- 2
8- 2
6-25
9-10
6-18
7- 9
7- 9
7-16
7-16
8-1
8-16
8-2
7-15
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7-30
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7-15
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the balance ft r part
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7-16
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and
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Glen
Puget
Sound Power *
tM% < •
Glob
•
Woods Mfg.
(One
pfd.
share
B
Worcester
4.44%
Wrigley
Co., Ltd.,
of
stock
(stock div.)
4%
for
County
preferred
(Wm. Jr.)
non-cum.
each
share
Net
—
redeemable
6-23
Co.
(monthly)
$1.11
25c
8- 2
8- 2
7-15
7-20
net
income
mouths
This,
of
ftnded
repr* ♦"
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31.
14
Glob
Grea
Ham
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a
M*y
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er •
equal to $1.84 a »*•.«•'* ♦'
outstanding.
It *** at' **•»
President.
Electric
(quar.)
InCtJflfe for »h* 12
840,
7- 9
held)
1
Steel
Growtl
new
Eastman, Dillon It Go.
Goldman,
RR
r<-»
a*
Blyth & Co.,
Glore,
Railr
Railr
HA
f irst
Mini!
-v £
$25 per share;
The
Merc
Petrc
IF-pt
sur-'vet ,14
W The several
Co.,
&
purchase
to
Instil
i
"r, c't
underwriting agreement with Itt* r»"«
agreed
Indus
•$.
4,
<4
5
»
ft
w,
♦n»-
series may be
any
through
ft -
,
Bsitahk
bonds
of
and deed of trust
is unlimited and,
mortgage
amended,
$2V«..
«p»r
:
if.mii
j - 4 JK-a
<par
pfd. stock (par
(without par Valde
series
4.16%
Common stock
*
&
Haton
two-
w a* ovc;fui
prices scaled downward to p«r aft f
used
7-12
30c
$2
10c
Chamber* Trutf
Vegh
*
s T<*
♦
closed.
PROCEEDSbe
7-16
$15c
(quar.)
-n
*
—
stock
The
and
7-10
8- 5
V
Vegh
Mvidend
Service
books
the
6-30
20c
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
tra^u-#
Uwrinx tm
UtclaiM1
the
Butiah
Beacon
Series
2
8-
with
the
accrued dividends.
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Gonsolidi
i
:
2200.
p.
$2
(quar.)
and
Blyth & Co, Inc, rwadr-d
group which on June 30 ottered tewPw
cumulative preferred stock at par (1^*)
Corp.—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., com.
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2
also
oi
50c
15c
25c
3714c
(quar.)___
Stationery
Western Union Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A
.
lawyer
Jr,
Boyd,
is
Ottered
6-14
8-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
v--l
has been
«,
d ,<«
the death oi hi* father. Cabfc i*.rsr«-
8-16
11-15
$1.25 2-15-55
——
(quar.)
preferred
1 &
by
178,
6-14
Co.
&
Tablet
Common
7-20
7-15
9- 1
8-2
Co.—
(accum.)
Pacific
Western
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
class
$2.50
5%
class A
preferred
Western
5%
(quar.j
Ltd.,
Grocers,
$1.40
Western
8-16
7-12
8- 2
9-15
6-11
6-16
6-18
7- 2
7-2
West
9-10
8- 2
20c
27c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Wellman Engineering Co
West End Chemical Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)__
7-15
12- SI
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8- 1
9-|l
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Swasey Co
Warren Bros. Co., common
7-15
10-15
10- 1
1-2-55
pfd.
7%
&
8- 2
11- 1
50c
50c
(quar.)
1
8- 2
7-14
$1
35c
25c
25c
25c
6214c
45c
,
>loncord
'.-4
Ireyfus
7-13
50c
(quar.)
;
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
America,
Steel
j;, Oomposit
irown
UNDERWRITERS
—
»
income—
Loring,
Rice
Public
7-13
7-15
7-16
7-10
7-14
60c
Trust Co, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Railway Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Crucible
20c
(quar.)
8- 1
8-
$1.25
——'
Gomposit
I
J/
i
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Plymouth Cordage Co.- -New Direct*.r lottedCaleb
Snow
Co.—
B.)
Grey
Virginian
Whiting
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(J.
(s-a) —._
Vinco Corp., 5%
25c
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
__«
preferred (quar.)
of America
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
7-20
6-1
7-15
7-
(quar.)
com,
Corp.
8-2
7-15
8- 2
25c
20c
$1
*
&
(quar.)
Co.,
class A
Vanadium
7-1
12Vic
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
Co.
'
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Divide:
7-15
7-31
''50c-
Sciver
5
$2
Service—
Petroleum
Co.
4.32%
9-14
8-27
9-15
7-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
65c
________________
Spring Corp.
preference
Taylor
10-1
9-10
9-30
8-2
8-16
$1.06V4
35c
25c
(quar.)
2nd pfd. (irreg.)
conv.
Insurance
$1
-
.
(quar.)
(quar. 1
preferred
&
43%c
—_
Co
(s-a)
Special
Swift
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Davin
Co.
preferred
5%
Propane Gas Corp.—
pfd. (1952 series)
Super Mold
Sweets
12-31
8- 2
9-10
9-15
12-5
7- 7
8-27
56c
common
conv.
Oil
5%
9-30
7-15
8-5
8-31
50c
preferred
$6
non-cum.
20c
RR.
preferred
4Vi%
,
Van
Inc.
(quar.)
Fuller
Electric
2nd
5v20%
Sun
7-10
7-10
7-15
$1.25
i
——
.___
Textiles,
preferred
2nd
Suburban
.,
8-1
8- 1
8- 2
25c
Stubnitz Greene
-
6-30
25c
Co.
&
Suburban
$4
7-15
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier
Stuart
6-18
6-18
8-4
6-30
(quar.)
Whatley
Brook
Stony
7- 9
8-14
7-15
Inc.
preferred
Stockton
8-10
7- 9
Ltd.
&
1st
8-20
Stores
preferred
Baer
7%
6-25
6-25
6-18
6-25
Corp.—
(quar.)
Stern
&
7-10
7-10
8- 2
7-15
Canada
Bros.
Stores,
Upson Co. (quar.)
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible pfd.
Van Camp Sea Food Co, (quar.)_
7-16
$1.25
(extra)
Lithograph
preferred (quar.)—
Sterchi
7-23
$15c
$10c
_____
.
Home Products,
Stanley
7-6
20c
(increased)—
class A
Ltd.; class A (s-a)—
B
6
?15c
tl5c
12Vie '
430c
(increased)
Co.
Ltd.,
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
8-
12Vic
12Vic
15c
93%c
(s-a)
B
8-31
11-30
50c
—
(quar.)___
Silica
9-10
+20c
Radio,
B
convertible
Extra
l
12-10
5%
div.)
(Ohio), 3%% pfd. A (quar.)
Products
Standard
12-
J.—
N.
(quar.)
Oil Co.
Standard
Class
(stock
Tobacco
8-13
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
9-15
luc
.
Milling Co.—
Standard
Class
.
7-12
10c
additional——_
_..
Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_—_———————
"
Standard
7-15
9- 8
7-23
10c
7%
8- 1
(Dallas)—
8714c
37V4c
Corp,
preferred (quar.)_
United Stockyards Corp., common
8-13
6-18
9- 8
9-22
15c
(quar.)_:
6-18
6-30
9-15
8-< 2
9-22
$1.50
common
I
)e
•First
7-15
7-15
62Vic
10c
7-15
20c
45c
(quar.)
(s-a)_.
7- 2
6-30
25c
(quar.)
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
70c
(quar).
8- 3
& voting trust ctfs.
Machinery Corp.—•
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Southwest Natural Gas, common
Southwestern Life
Shoe
S.
J
i.
# Gommon
2476.
p.
trustee, of
$38c
(quar.)
*
.
Fund I
fei» 7
railway......
oper.
179.
and
common
preferred
ry.
—V.
—V.
40c
U. S. Plywood Corp.,
Hoffman
Preferi
-
-it
»•
ie
7-2
(quar.)
7- 5
7- 5
from
7-20
20c
7-31
7-31
7-31
Net
7-20
common
preferred
'hristiar
3.0715^;
railway..
8-2
(interim)
S. Glass Co.,
Railway Co.—
non-cumulative
Stern
2nd
from
Gross
8-16
Foreign Securities Corp.—
Common
'entury
Golonial
Ul.l'i
income.
oper.
8-16
common
20c
Southern New England Telephone Co.
Southern
Steel
B
A
class
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
(initial)
Nevada
Southern
5%
S.
Co.,
ry.
director
$10c
$2.50
(s-a)25c
com.
(quar.)
62'/2c
Corp.,
(anada (
From Jan. 1—
Loriftg
(quar.)
Inc.
f$1.50
17Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
5%
Foil
Net
and
preferred (quar.)
United Specialties Co. (reduced)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
.
Machinery
U.
7-15
_____
lullock 1
I
lal
railway_-___.
Mr.
6%
S.
from
7-20
Corp.—
Ltd
Canal
Shirt Distributors,
U.
Net
7-20
7-15
SI
iroad
$b52l<*5
railway____
8-16
75c
Mines,
RR, &
J.
United
6-15
'
,
Hill
Keno
United N.
from
Gross
8-16
$30c
.
jowling
ihemical
$1.1214
$1.1214
$40c
714c
5614c
(quar.)
;oston F
U>
1954
8-13
(quar.)
3
28Vic
37Vic
(quar.)
Gas, 6% preferred A
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
"5%
Co.
:lair Hoi
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Hjr.— Eaxr.i:
9-15
class A (quar.)
(quar.)-.™™-..-..^...™..
B
Fruit
8-
28c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6%
Class
50c
(quar.)
common
7- 1
$10c
15c
Extra
7-15
7-15
6214c
25c
United Drill & Tool,
United
|#S ueneficia
Corporation and
May-
|35c
preference (quar.)
class A (quar.)^
United
com.
Water,
convertible
,xe-Hou(
TVt
'anadiar
Net
(s-a)
Stores
ixe-Houf
tax.
(Continued from
92V4c
Ltd.
tax.
income
I
Mutual
k.xe-Hou)
Investment News
caused
(quar.)
income
General
America
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
7-9
7-13
6-28
7- 9
7-2
7- 1
8-2
8- 2
7-28
•
6-30
8-30
6-30
9-20
(quar.)
Shares,
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)
9- 1
12- 1
11-15
(quar.)
Series A preferred
7-1
8-2
of
preferred
United
6-30
t25c
(quar.)_
Drug. Stores,
Pittsburgh
Co.
9-10
12-10
7-15
9-15
7-15
10- 1
(quar.)
Biscuit
V.
7-28
9- 1
9-1
7-15
7-10
7-15
8-2
7-15
•
11-26
(quar.)
Canada
tomic
resident Us 7%.
'.ond In\
8714c
preferred
preferred
15%;
v;lue Rid)
$1
$3.70
United
tax
m,n
7- X
;
25c
l
United Bond Si Share, Ltd. (s-a)
United Can & Glass Co., common
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
a
6-15
„
$1.1214
40c
$$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
Jamaica
Missouri
of
merican
i.ar
«i
British
resident
25c
$3.50
50c
Sommers
South
Co.
!
(W'i
Less
8-16
(quar.)
6-10
50c
Extra
Solar
Corp.
Union Gas
$15c
$53c
.
preferred (quar.)
(J. Hungerford) Co.
pfd.
7%
1.*
merican
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 1$ v
$Payp.ble in Canadian funds, la*
Previous published date wat
date and/or record date is indicated twine*
8-25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4
$
Less
25c
(quar.)
Lines
Union Electric
$4.50
Ltd.,
Salle Street
La
Corp.
Air
Co.,
6-17
6-17
6-17
40c
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Jdylite
(quar.).
6-28
$35c
i.
(A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills,j'Ltd.—
Smith
South
£08
8-13%
10c
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Tobacco
United
Ltd.—
Canada,
Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co. (quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd
4
Slater (N.) Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Smith
Tuckett
Mutual
berdeen
Affiliated
closed for this
not
x
10- 1
1-5-55
.
(quar.)
True Temper Corp.
T
1
Co
y
5%
._
7-8
12c
income,)
Co.
(quar.)
'
a
6-15
7-12
714c
714c
:—
(s-a)
preference
United Canadian
dividend
Stock
dividend)
dividend)________________
414%
Inc.—
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
(stock
(stock
7-10
7-10
7-10
8- 2
7-10
75c
Extra
Selected
A
Corp.
1
(|
■
i
9-15
5c
5%
B
Corp.
1
10- 1
8-2
8-2
7-15
7-15
7-31
(quar.)
;
1
n
wast
7-9
65c
class A
Lid.
8-2
8- 2
50c
Airways,
Radio
7- 9
7- 9
8- 2
$30c
37J/aC
Quarterly
Trinity Universal Insurance, com. (quar.)__
Quarterly
Troy & Greenbush R. R. Association
8-13
8-13
10c
$1.25
common
8- 2
87140
(s-a)
(quar.)
Trav-Ler
7- 1
1
•
Mines,
8-20
7- 8
8-16
8-16
7- 2
7-1
7- 7
7-12
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 2
9-23
12-28
(quar.)
Corp., $1.75 prior pfd.
Ltd. (quar.)
Transamerica
7-16
9-
Co.
Mines
3Sc
(quar.)
9-15
171/ac
$1.0614
$1.14
(quar.)
common
45c
53c
$1.43%
-
common
(quar.)
Storage
8-1
;9- 1;
' 9- 1
91V«c
2
Bear
—
Class
7-20
7-16
91%c
Ang.)
(Los
Class
7- 6
8- 2
8-1
$1.07>2
(quar )
(reduced)
Co.
Finance
.7-15
$1
y
preferred
Scullin
7-15
27. Vic
85c
(quar.)
common
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Trane Co.
7- 1
7-20
25c
(reduced)
.
Trust
&
Trans-Caribbean
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
8-20
8-20
7-15
8-10
7- 2*
7-15
8-
4 |
s
Zellers, Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.).
50c
50c
Towle Mfg.
Towne
•
•
7-15
n
Co.,
•Transfer books
Traders Building Assn.,
6-30
6-30
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
"8-31
8-31
$1.34
Inc.
& Co.,
7-15
22c
(quar.)
Industries,
10- 1
7-15
80c
$1
'
uo
Savage
Industries,
common
'75c convertible preferred (quar.)
f
414%
9- 1
12- 1
7-10
9-10
9-15
12-15
7-17
$$107
20c
25c
22V2C
(quar.)
San Diego
SanDorn
Insurance
4.56%
Stt. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.,
Louis-San
Francisco Ry.
convertible preferred A
7-
25c
..—_—__________
Quarterly
6-21
A
7-12
Cab
Zonolite
Quarterly
6-?J
(quar.)
St.
'
6-2-*
7-15
$1.12*/2
Stock Yards
preferred
St.; Joseph
Manufacturing Co, dq-ur *,
6% con*, pfd. <au»ri.
Yellowknile
.
7- 9
Towne
Yellow
2
$1.14
$1.21
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$1
Thermoid Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.) ___________
62Vic
Thomaston Mills (quar.)_
«,«25c
Tishman Realty & Construction, com. (quar.)
35c
5% preferred
(quar.)
.
25c
"Title Insurance Co. of Minn. (quar.).
35c
7-1
7-1
&
6-29
,
$1
$4
(quar.)
preferred
$4.84 preferred
8-25
8-3
5c
-i
7-27
10c
(quar.)
<quar.)___
Yale
6-21
7-
20c
Mfg. Corp.. (quar.),
preferred (quar.)_ %
Gas Pipeline—
Natural
$4.56
6- 7
50%
dividend
Stock
7-22
2
7-12
25c
Texas Power & Light Co.—
8-13
G-30
7-15
Illinois
Common
2
8-
Wh/m
t**
\ Name of Company
25c
Service,
Texas
8-
15c
(quar.)
——
Texas Electric
ord.
receipts
(final)
Rowe
9-1
9- 1'9-1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
(Cleve.)
Terre Haute Malleable &
7- 9
8-13
8-13
8-13
7-24
9-1
56c
SI
$1.02 Vi
SI.O2V2
(quar.)
Corp.
Tower
Extra
Share
Corp.
Aircraft
7-15
20c
(quar.)
Gas & Electric Corp.—
Common (quar.)
4% preferred F (quar.)
4; 10% preferred H (quar.;
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
Roddis Plywood Corp.
(quar.)—
of Company
Telautograph
40c
Co.
Button
.Rochester
•
....
.
—
Quarterly
Rochester
.
Name
When
Per
•
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 5)
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
II
Companies
investing
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Fund Inc
merican Business Shares.
merican Mutual Fund
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.xe-Houghton
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& 7*
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4
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Series
II.22
16.86
9.87
6.80
7.88
—1
5.07
5.54
3.62
3.96
Series
1
1
5.89
6.44
12.86
14.05
4.58
5,02
—
...
Series.
2.95
Fund
Series
1955'.
195S
Philadelphia
12 79
Puve Street
I II
Pioneer
1 V*
Price
Guardian Mutual Fund
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.15
Ot.95%
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.20
1.00%
Dae
1-53
1-
4-54
10-
1-54
bl.05
0.80%
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.25
1.05%
1-54
11-
1-54
bl.10
0.90%-
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
5-
3-54
11-
1-54
bl.10
0.90%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1.60%
3-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.15
G.95%
Inc.
Kid
Fund
July
July
July
15,
99.983
99.970'
14.09
Bank of
16.89
17.23
Bank
21.79
Bankers
42.61
43.47
Chemical
1
Bank
Commercial
State
Bk
Continental
Bank
&
31.35
31.35
15.19,
16.42
Federation
10.18
Fiduciary .Trust
Finst
Star# Street Investment
Corp—*
66.75
70.25
4 II
bum Ru« & Farnhara Fund—1
25.76
25.76
I
f 41
'.45%
48
Northern
TeievPion-EIectronlcs Fund
1
8.69
16
1>*{g Fund Inc
I
5.97
6.52
Coifed
—
4%
32 *4
United
1 ? *'S
United Continental Fund
#0 'r#
Putted
11
14 *•»
tinted
7.58
Fund—1
Accumulated
Central
86
10
130
,100
389
-
103
Iftfft
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
5.88
15.97
7.92
1
6.76
7.39
Manufacturers
Fund Inc—1
4.82
5.27
1,1*
9.15
Irving Trust
16.25
1*9 f
34
37
25%
_
Freeport
Fund
WHhmttott Fund
V.hiMiall
11.92
1
Inc—
12.78
National
1
22.27
24.28
New
1
;
——
114
1,52
Fund
HkMonstti
Inc
21.35
23.08
Public
Insurance
Investment
4.62
1
Co
4.99
Rye
Companies
1
'
p»»
mm
ah
14
Surety.—It
&
.25
36%
33
51
53
Pittsburgh
71
30
,100
256
Bank,,
___
Trust
20
Bank
Nat'l
Mellon
25
Trust
&
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
32%
St.
85%
88%
45
47
38%
40%
Louis
264
53 V4
.,20
Bank
National
52%
29%
25
49%
Bank
National
53%
50%
17
;_20
First
Bank- .,20
National
Boatmen's
55%
123
120
:
Bank-12.50
Nat'l
Security-First
28
69
20
_
& Co Inc..
City
York
Nat'l
Bank
National
Trade
Casualty
51%
City
American
Sterling
Aeti?a
49%
Commerce
Angeles
&
Trust_17%
Bank
2
41%
.
5%
43%
6%
Mutual
4
10
of
>
55%
'
Institutional
Insurance Fund
*
10
36%
26
165
Mutual
Investors
3 *§
of
54
33
220
90%
155
Co___ —20
Trust
Morgan (J P)
52%
First National Bank-
68%
87%
24%
Kings County Trust Co
9.97
15.92
1
205
16
Detroit
Meadow Brook National Bank
Ikvifthtngton
31
50
Bank
52
667/a
7.25
Utah Street Investing Corp
mi
49
20
Bank
Trust
32%
—20
Co
Trust
Jersey
5.38
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
''
435
National Bank of Detroit
14.69
Line Income
420
401
1
Value Line Fund Inc
410
24 %
Los
124
13 2ft
293
100
Co
287
395
City Bank
Bank
Union
135
8.24
Long Island
fit
12.1
96
100
Savings Bk
National
National
"
40
-1
Fund
&
Trust
Cleveland
90
22%
Income Fund Shares_l
Science
Trust
100
Bank
National
66%
37
—
Co
(The)
66%
93
Cleveland
'
Bank
City of N Y
Hanover
I i II
5 -•*
3%
64%
—10
:
Guaranty Trust
Inc—
50 ".d
Institutional Inc Fd life.—.le
Trust,,
&
Franklin Square N Y_;
9.47
3 97
8 74
Fund—l#"
'
Franklin National Bank—
f 24
31 >-l
le
Tr —25
&
—10
Bank
National
of the
63%
Trust—33 %
&
Trust
Empire Trust
32.25
9.30
\ alue
Growth
Harris
Y
29.84
not
Fund— .....J®
First
49
Stamped (ex-distribution.
Exchange Bank Trust —20
County Trust Co
1
3^2
Investors— —»t
49%
47%
17.19
* 41
Fund Inc
47%
(White Plains N Y)_
2V2
25
Ask
Illinois
Bank
National
10
—
—ft—*.
17.19
Continental
409
54
Corn
3 2*1
■
99.852
Bit
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
39%
397
15
17.61
II
Inc—t
...—.*
99.866
99.845
Far
52%
Trust
&
22.56
1
Shares
Funds
S9.830
99.857
Companies
10
Sovereign
*
99.893
99.870
-
Ask
377/s
.100
York
Trust
16.29
(net
Investors
Bid
the Manhattan Co,..,10
of New
Neinied
Amer
99.907
99.883
._
Chicago
20.87
Clark—•
value)——.
asset
^•1
99.919
99.895
September 9, 1954
September 16, 1954—
September 23,
1954.
September 30, 1954—
York
New
1
Fund
99.908
tugust 26, 2, 1954—
1954
eptember
99.955
99.943
99.932
99.921
Chase National Bank
Inc
Common Stock
99.967
—
Far
12.89
Putnam iGeoi
Ac
99.988
99.977
99.958
99.946
99.933
1954
Bank & Trust
Growth Stock
Stevens
Klrt
99.997
1954
22,
July 29, 1954
August 5, 1954—_______
August 12, 1954
August 19, 1954
20.05
—
Fund
Dollar Valat
Ask
99.996
1954
8,
—*
——1
Inc
Inc
Inc
Fund
Bills
Dollar Value
7.20
4 51
Institutional Shares Ltd
United States Treasury
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
-—lis
!
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10e
X
6-
1.50%
ft •>»*
——...le
Institutional
Ask
1.30%
0.75%
fa#
! II
shares—
Bank
Bid
0.65%
bl.00
141
shares,
Foundation
Dae
Ask
b0.95
1-54
• #«
..»—!«
Utility shares—,— —
.le
Growth Industry Shares tae—t
Institutional
Dated
Rate
Bid
2-54
fth*
—.
Institutional
99.8
8-
§41
shtte»~_!c
shares.
—1«
Bond
stock shares. ..—le
Incorporated
100.10
99
2-
2.50
Fund
Fund
iT Uowe)
Puritan
Equipment shares.
Hudson
1959
1,
100
100.17
1959'
12-
32
It *1
Fund
1%S April
100
99.24
1958
15,
9-
25
10 tJ.
Haydock
11-
27 V*
& udder,
shares
1,
20.91
6.70
9 04
X
101.12
100.2®
99.24
1958
2-53
Dated
25%
9 II
Tobacco
4b
101.10
1955
3.29
—
preferred ———
5
& Trading
—5
I* hi
ft i»»
Steel
1
17/8S Feb.
100.22
100.12
1957
1,
1%S Oct
100.14
7.10
—
»•—
tl
shares
3.23
19.34
lc
—.1
Trust Shares—
-—
England
Canada
of
Resources
»yfi
Bond
100.22
100.20
8.61
4t
Railroad
101.8
103.30
1957—
1957
1,
1,
100.18
7.43
—
Stock
II *»
hftif
RR
101
103.28
1,
March
100.20
1955
10.79
1
1
——
Stock
Series
II 41 '
shares—,»
Railroad
ft
100.11
15.51
1
■.—
Fund——
1
fcruiMer. Stevens Ac Clark
Fund Inc (net asset value)__•
shares
100.13
1%S April
18.10
14.35
Petroleum
C 14
Petroleum
2%s
1954
15,
15,
2.25%
12.20
_1
10.01
Mining
l%s Oct.
100.22
1.90%
13.00
~1
—
Series
$1 5o
v«.
tn
Merchandising
M
■>'v**
100.18
100.20
101.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
"9.24
13.00
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
fe.fei
• '•*
Institutional
101.2
1,
100.16
—
IJ.Sft
■
a
1«
administered shares—!e
bond shares.
le
Industrial Machinery shares le
',4
Ask
1956
1956
15,
l%s April
100.13
2.15%
I.41
Fully
*
Bid
Maturity—
Ask
1%S April
15,
2.35%
General
»
-'■■■
1961
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
17, 1955
MM
34.49
—-1
Corp—.—1
Fund
Series
..It
Food
.>*1 •<
3s
99.24
1.35%
interest
North American
.
22 ii*
29 :j
9
'
2 J,I
.2 VI'
,
19 74
Equipment Shares
.
113
1%S Oct.
22.58
31.90
1
Investors
Fund Inc
Stock fund le
Electrics
&
112%
Canal
Panama
Treasury Notes—
Shares—
Trust
beneficial
New
2101
2J *4
f
(The!
Common
Electronics
S
l%s May
Corp—
value
a.s*et
Growth
fti
3
Chemicalshares'*—
.tlA# ?
,
100.3
100.20
25.15
20.89
'
I
102.22
100.12
8.79
Speculative Series
«
ft II
-...le
Capital Growth Fund* -.-It
•
8.02
Income
12 Tl
fckl
Building shares
?■***'
l%s Dec.
Natural
Group Securities—
Automobile shares..—-.*, le
Aviation shares——
«It
$
102.14
1959
5.07
Natural Resources Fund Inc..lc
Trust-..***—!
General Investors
5.43
4.60
Stock
Inc—
....!
ft Gas Industries Fund Inc. -—1
l.v vl General Capital Corp....***..I
•
4.93
Preferred
Hi
11 n
Futures
I
1%S March
Balanced
st n
2 41
4
Investors U a
Fundamental
l7/8s Dec.
6.64
Bond
stock series—,,,le
Preferred
4.34
6.03
Metals
National Security Series—
11 7%
;a w
Fund—--.*
Inc-**
series.—1€
stock
Common
I.-.-
3.94
Balanced
i*ii»
Franklin Custodian Fundi
i'
—lc
of
un
11**9
Inc—
Mutual
3.74
Na'mnal
Fund of Boston-1 *
interest shares.*.!
Founders
1958
1,
5.51
3.39
Mutual
i
Beneficial
.ik
1,
2%s May
99.16
Nation Wide Securities—
fidelity Fund Inc
*.8
financial Industrial Fund lac I
Formula
T.al
it
15,
5.00
Net
t il
•Mrst Boston Corp..'—
*
15,
Feb.
shares__lc
Industries
Mutual Shares
w.
FuUd
It D4
121!
114.4
Sep.
l%s
2.96
—
9 *M
tn si
two-
(split
Fund
Stock
Squity
'
11
—
for-onet
%fvr
ii n
$ Daton & Howard—
Balanced Fund (split
two-for-tone)
iiAff f*
»l!4
4! II
—t
Dreyfus Fund Inc
f»it
1* M
2->e
2%s
shares —
Petroleum shares
4* *1
2%s May
100.11
1954
1954
1955—
15,
4.32
Paper
II *4
100.3
Bid
3.26
Gchcrai
14 84
«
101.30
1,
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
3.92
hem-Ferrous
—.1'
Shares.—
Dividend
f**(f
lfc«7
Diversified Growth
Stock Fund
39.83
X39.83
lc
lc
ffrrel chares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts investors Trust—
Ctfs of beneficial interest___l
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Units of beneficial interest—*
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc—1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc—
1
H'i
11*4
101
101.22
1%S Oct.
1956
1957-55
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
lc
Uusineci Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares,lc
I I **
100.28
1,
;
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
Manse*) Funds—
Automohiie shares
2>.~1
ii rt
Jiversified Investment Fur.d—,|
1 Diversified Trustee Shares —
■'*
Series E.
....8.50
*
->■
o
11.46
tli.come Com
»L«vr
54 4^
11 Tt
«
-
——
v 0
,
1, 1957,
6.52
10.43
1955-54,.
1955
100.18
100.14
100.1
100
1955
7.65
5.95
100.6
1,
1,
2%s May
1955
2s June
10.64
7.01
1,
l%s June 1,
Feb.
100.2
Feb.
2%S Feb.
2%s
10.86
9.75
» li
Composite Fund Inc..—.-..I
Concord Fund Inc———*ii-.-l
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
Irown Western Investment, Inc
Dividend Income Fund*.*—1
)e Vegh Income Fund Inc..*,.l
)e Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
*i
i Delaware
Fund.——
1
j;
"H
9.95
100.028 100.076
1003l2
100%
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2%s
Ask
100.13
•>
1954
1,
9.98
Stocks)**.-1
17,
2%s Aug.
f VA
1*89
lnc_,,_— ..-—I'
Investment
Composite Bond & Stock
i
<je
**6i
I,i i
———,—10®
Preferred
19.88
Speculative Com Stk)._1
Priced Com Stks)_l
ICi'ilckerbocker Fund '
....—1
letifHjtoi Trust Fund
25c
X^Mttnis Say leg Mutual Fund—
1 Net
Asset Value)
—
*
10 •**
54
jH Colopial Fund:
| commonwealth
18.22
1954
1955,
15,
Jan.
2%s Nov.
14.97
ti~S
&H>|
*9 41
I
12.17
Sep.
1.30s
Bid
Bank Bonds—■
Federal Land
Banks—
Loan
Home
1.15s
20.28
11.15
9.15
8-4
Securities com—JM § (**•!
•hristiana
*
......
Fund
.'hemical
18.59
B'J *
JiJ
ff
27.27
13.72
Si 41'
S'*
24.99
Stksi.l
Com Stk)_l
II 71
Fund Inc.-—!
*« **
Canadian Fund Inc„_—•• II *♦'!•
28.12
Federal
100.14
Ask
Bid
34.19
26.94
Pfd
{Speculative
H-l ilii jh-Grade
Jft .U
J
-
*
K-2
J*,
lanada General
33.51
Bonds)
jDl-count
K-l
10L*
19 <>l
51 **
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Mutual Fund Inc—I
Hue Ridge
7.76
15.22
.1
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fi'4
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J
:lair Holdings Corp——*'*
7.10
......
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i
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tomic
%
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12>
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Fund
berdeen
4»i
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*
represent one er more 32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point
13.93
America——.1
fm#"im*ru Trust of Boston—.1
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Fund Inc
1
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B-l ilnve-•■.tment .Bonds)-—1
14-2 cMedium Grade Bonds>_l
14-3 <Low Priced Bonds)
1
Inire'tment Co of
i ?n
Aafc
Bl«
P»r
IXtttaoI f and#—
P*l
F»r
Mutual Funde—
»
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Obligations of Government Ageneies
I
I
*
July 2
*V
$Skr7i#
;ii
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i"*r
,
,
Bid
P*r
•
Eteamboilrr
10
Ask
73
77
45%
25
Trust
&
Co
United States Trust
Albany, N.
10
100
120
126
16%
294
26%
100
28%
160
Bank
65
65%
61%
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98%
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100%.
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101
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101%
101%
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1984
97%
99%
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3s
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1984
98
1979
101%
29%
120
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4.35%
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preferred
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100
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1974
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Number 5339
Volume 180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(95)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
increase compared with
cities of the United States for which it
$19,979,652,541 for
center there is a gain for the week
for the week follows:
mary
to obtain
the chief cities
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary
week
same
ending Friday of 9.6%.
Chester
in
1953.
At this
Boston
_
+
9.6
987,957,473
+
1.5
+
4.7
City
_
367,042,726
342,400,000
571,381,000
529,960,973
408,181,106
419,529,230
469,472,665
520,012,039
308,981,690
320,984,188
Francisco
Pittsburgh
_
_
Cleveland
_
Baltimore
0.5
+
Total
3,591,762,445
Total
all
cities,
!
cities, five days
day—
one
+
6.6
+
$20,510,208,979 $19,294,367,165
4.8
+
+
+
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot furnish them
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
we
was
week
same
in
1953.
appear
going to
was
present further below,
1,195,467,199
+
9.1
6,792,929
5,558,998
+
0.7
214,103,095
0.2
410,128,340
213,606,958
425,090,349
9.9
37,314,800
37,484,100
8,388,235
expansion
an
loss of
a
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals
are
245,543,510
43,363,000
are
smaller by
larger by 6.4% and in the
39.450.000
(6
furnish
a
+ 23.7
6,020,970
—13.3
382,377,129
8.263,082
388,374,716
1.5
9.867,906
369,953,960
394,493,243
0.1
1,052,577,176
1,090,308,103
SUMMARY
1st
Boston
2nd
New
_
.
York
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
5th
6th
and
177,285,333
5.3
5,362.424
333,976,279
4,167,900
+
1.1
316,089,487
106,088,773
279,442,378
+
3.7
96,132,293
93,690,141
661,525,452
645,452,211
+
2.5
585,093,577
545,209,325
1
Richmond,
Chicago__
_
8th
St
9th
Minneapolis
10th
11th
Louis
12th
San
5,552,988
New
York
week
add
now
808.738.952
Inc.
1952
or
Dec. %
149,693,942
ended
9,605.366
1,164,191,208
Terre
Bend
1,157,162,451
1,173,374,840
626,331.408
588,486,397
486,038,857
$
Haute
419,577
129,621,692
922,184,466
910,777,589
+
1.3
885,277,333
728,918.342
462,119,999
7.7
1,195,467,199
2,077,218
1,614,864
+ 28.6
1,475,306
1,767,518
14,061,336
—19.7
11,045,484
12,390,266
7,457,210
6,503,550
+ 14.7
6,358,177
7,125,993
10,172,709
8,192,799
62,284.000
59,585,000
12,285,942
3,320,032
96,848.957
'
4,510,255
32,392,470
12,922,777
1,207,859
Total
0.1
1,052,577,176
9,943,883
5,928,174
+
2.5
585,093,577
1(3
885,277,333
Total
728,918,342
1.4
1,123,392,126
1.127,492,787
+
6.4
549,949.161
528.108,765
+
5.2
438,372,794
425,149,617
+
0.3
593,158,400
481,635,750
+ 13.2
400.079,326
351.250,292
1,032,237,099
935,091,222
4.8
1,011,920.369
20,515,487.760
18,425,704,637
+11.3
18,768.635,685
Louis
+ 13.7
8,964,708,750
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
1953
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1951
$
(4
263,6
1,957,076
+ 15.7
1,889.022
1,867,352
5 785,650
5,004,069
+
15.6
4,638,570
-
+ 47.7
4,026,240
3,311,659
1.4
1,123,392,126
1,127,492,787
5.3
304,700,000
301,900.000
—
.
7.1
148,293,787
135,206,992
9.2
94,599,505
89,107,559
2,145,730
4.3
2,355,869
1,894,214
588,486,397
6.4
549,949,161
528,108,765
7,239,906
318.527,878
111,559,035
North
7,180,996
South
3.766,161
4,582,789
3,737,428
12,396,879
10,490,041
486,038,857
462,119,999
'___
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen,
Montana—Billings
Helena
Total
(7
cities)
+
628,352,006
+ 10.7
611,630.033
2,713,309
+ 10.8
2,111,448
4.8
300,254,025
286,915,71A;
+
5.7
105,636,106
105,615.52*
6,713,845
+
7.0
7,213,831
3,851,866
—
2.2
3,931,468
3,728,890
+ 22.6
3,328,675
2,952,688
+ 18.2
11,448,318
11,287.438
+
5.2
438,372,794
425,149,617
+
0.1
8,082,353
6,567,008
"
923,577
654.712
731,357
7,086,004
7,465,733
150,331,873
_
+
9.4
1,206,575
712,425
542,140
484,085
5.1
7,556,951
7.117.07S
147,376,578
131,369,834
—
142,991,468
+
5.1
8,060,732
7.717,056
+
4.5
10,059,831
8,958.586
24,149,051
20,700,602
+ 16.7
370,847,485
380,938,829
2.6
21,859,984
388,068,565
303,145,025
10,260,399
10,510,839
2.4
10,988.356
10,553,588
Wichita
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
—
—
13,863,666
4,168,020
2,963,008
+ 40.7
2,692,946
2,749,810
3,103,401
Total
914,842
900,546
—10.5
3,001,270
+
3.4
3,112,503
2,681,656
579,585,899
577,943,739
+
0.3
593,158,400
481,635,756
1
(10
cities)
2,164,653
1,080.447
3,218,189
11,225,203
—10.1
2,158,896
2,307,000
4.4
10,920,555
0.1
7,802,966
7,066,744
683,668
31,089,027
+ 14.8
28,440,888
25,670,045
14,433,842
+
3.8
14,034,172
12,589,985
33,482,900
—
—23.4
Texas—Austin
30,302,700
6,971,413
Fort
7,498,231
402,604,301
352,126,380
30,610,196
28,966,911
5,794.000
Dallas
•
8,055,458
25 ,663,800
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
9,327,020
+
052,755
5,852,000
Worth
Galveston 7,
Wichita Falls
1,752,821
+
16.0
1,574,555
1,426,732
742,364,347
+
8.9
716,710,380
663,201,602
—80.0
117,388,711
"
31,033,525
5,688.000
+
8.2
21.7
9,632,009
410,204,216
+ 13.2
400,079,326
177,773,319
5,105,000
6,592,269
+
29,961,664'
5,132,528
.
9,438,841
176,226,025
171,883,908
+
2.5
4.767,405
0.9
110,386,945
102,452,012
—10.1
2,770,068
2,616,870
San
3,964,143
+
20.3
4,208,958
3.476,805
157,680,001
+
4.4
178.758,837
154,953,843
86,466,688
Francisco
1,908,860
San
Jose
127,391,123
2,030,513
2,258,663
2,244,513
1,968,595
+ 14.0
1,856,582
10,999,503.783
9,180,282,958
+
19.8
9,803,926,935
8,582,224,399
29,981,594
27,917,015
+
7.4
25,256,840
Dtah—Salt
23,458,199
Lake
California—Long
City
78,687,618
+
9.9
71,996,889
67,549,631
18,396,086
+
6.3
Beach
19,552,288
Pasadena
'j
Santa
16,856,779
28,666,922
24,753,063
+ 15.8
22,254,969
12,471,565
+
7.7
12,859,170
11,191,092
511,912,060
+
4,8
519,740,597
507,370,970
15,126,228
14,917,911
+
1.4
14,566,949
12,323.452
+
13.4
4,172.623
3.733.403
j
Barbara
5.710.003
54,575,375
+
0.1
48,944,617
51,575,664
71,969,413
64,595,775
+11.4
63,763,413
63,189,129
9,595,264,430
+ 18.3
5.033.775
9,699,300
♦
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10,144,155
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■
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.
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11
■
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—
1
4.4
10,576,844
9,431,463
4.8
1,011,920,369
962,959,941
.
16,800,076
54,582,520
16,322,121
13,427,372
,
17,718,508
17,266,183
176.607,16a
536,608,006
Stockton
16,212,480
351.250,29*
164,653,784
-
Oregon—Portland
3,470,251
126,305,151
s
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
3,848,217
16,240,547
1.0
—
6,047,347
9,713,347
464,341,298
Total "(6 Cities)
—17.3
3,843,771
8.5
6,584,20?
295,028,052
31,078.084
6,543,559
Washington—Seattle
i
3,178,974
—
8,017.215
339,071.749
5.7
+
11,817,829
Louisiana—Shreveport
Yakima
89,959,584
7.0
+ 14.3
—
29,118,500
033,856
17,974,350
-
6,560,371
+.
924,242
Kansas—Topeka
566,645,701
2
York—Albany
—14.5
City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Pueblo
808,738,952
—
cities)
8,261,582
152,885,911
6,192,542
Paul
4,103,028
14 975,761
Haven
Total (li cities)
11,894,491
626,331,408
cities)
Missouri—Kansas
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
I
12,923,957
10,730,434
104,754,756
117,954,905
$
35
Connecticut—Hartford
Jersey
6.4
—16.1
2,053,896
Omaha
1952
8
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
3,776,517
—
114,386,277
__
Lincoln
2 891,713
Worcester
New
863,187,169
3,606,017
163,691,235
_________
Hastings
11 719,888
_
Connecticut—Stamford
2,128,583
851,649,944
5.9
1
333,964,585
years:
3 007,470
Syracuse
1,314,309
2.1
+
—
8,364,005,824
1, 181,562
York
—49.0
328,700,000
346,200,000
Minneapolis
St.
16,946,230,223
9,245,421,679
+
.
695 .479,143
Springfield
New
15,430,554
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
1
detailed
River
Rochester
35,149,179
13,103,768
4,013,424
1,173,374,840
Minnesota— Duluth
962,959,941
10,515,983,977
_
Jamestown
32,159,172
0.1
545,209,325
+
—
410,204,216
2
Buffalo
4,621,599
2.4
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
1,090,308,109
577,943,739
.
Elmira
80,586,354
4,466,367
+
12,539,097
1,157,162,451
cities)
3,560,050
86,342,597
—
2,367,692
8,346,335
(17
3,058,514
1.2
6.0
4,20.9,938
n',739',814
10,836,623
+ 11.8
888,128,364
4,457,754
Peoria
54,431,000
+
12,917,962
C69!863,426
Chicago
9,033,650
57,9,000
15,987,069
2.6
—
4,799,751
31,608,499
7,164,771
4.5
+
2,969,811
98,018,063
+ 24.2
—
1,146,409,929
464,341,298
1954
Binghamton
6,663,530
11,287,357
Kentucky—rLouisville
579,585,899
Lowell
New
7,132,461
District—Chicago-
Illinois—Bloomington
Tennessee—-Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
'
(12
1
411,687
...
663,201,602
if
.111 cities
Hampshire—Manchester
107,812,882
152,249,606
11,960,969
8.895,585,764
•f
Portland
Total
144,304,764
+ 13.0
if
Maine—Bangor
New
+ 12.8
+ 14.4
Moines
Sioux City
ri
City.
Rhode Island—Providence
108,443,144
—13.8
Des
1951
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
New
3,914,763
135,282,002
475,758
__
716,710,380
—
645,452,211
$
Bedford
5,212,081
4,141,361
7.8
8,396,963
Arbor
10,216,637,844
+
910,777,589
Clearings at—
New
6,369,521
+ 23.8
155,792,633
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Week Ended June 26
Fall
—15.3
—
410,293
(10 cities)
8.9
+
1,170,434,439
922.184,466
June 26 for four
Massachusetts—Boston
87,437,582
260,200.000
176,086,808
Orleans
+ 18.3
742,364.347
9,595,264,430
661,525,452
._10
our
19,191,08*
325,100,000
4,005,358
165,383,613
132,755,653
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
19,919,400
90,366,531
0.1
—*
—
6,558,075
152,436,937
2
3.4
—11.7
108,697,731
304,800,000
4,953,055
South
if
__
Outside
3,082,804
14,619,000
150,207,102
if
fi
Total
3,503,824
16.542,000
147,423,549
if
10
Francisco
—
23,911,805
95,947,041
Rapids
Lansing
1,
Indiana—Fort Whyne
Indianapolis
M
4
Kansas City
$
1,163,894,772
,__7
Dallas
+
9.7
6.4
—
5,399.692
304,400,000
Grand
if
,s,17
_
1953
1,260,496,888
10
.
—20.4
CLEARINGS
1954
11.352,950,218
6
_
3,925,134
18,777,000
23,092,036
•
Michigan—Ann
/
if
7
—
110,030,646
Cities).
Seventh Federal Reserve
in the San
If
._11
Atlanta.
7th
12 cities
11
3rd
OF BANK
1,164,191,208
4,206,554
5,114,380
337,674,303
Decatur
13.2%
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
,
Week Ended June 26—
—
3,123,663
16,965,000
188,617,460
~
Rockford
summary
+
8,799,067
Springfield
we
—
11.474.001
___,
Total
Francisco Reserve District of 4.8%.
following
462,862,649
9,952,304
Mississippi—Vicksburg
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
increase of 0.3%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
In the
1,146,409,928
.
10,886,303
Columbia—Washington...
Louisiana—New
0.1%, but
in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
enjoy a gain of 2.5% and in the Atlanta
1.4%, but in the St. Louis Reserve Ristrict the totals
7,687,265
247,208,255
461,719,546
Alabama—Birmingham
week ended
Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
an
7,7
gain of 13.7%, the bank
a
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals suffer
Minneapolis Reserve District by 5.2%.
+,
Mobile
in the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals show
of 18.3%, in the Boston reserve District of 8.9% and in the
show
1,170,434,4^9
Macon
clearings at this center
Reserve District by 1.3%.
10,781,327
7,960,080
Carolina—Charleston "ZZZZZZ
Augusta
showing an increase of 19.8%. We group the cities according
to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that
trict of 7.7%.
11,812,283
8,829,198
+ 13.7
Georgia—Atlanta
press.
$20,515,487,760 against $18,425,704,637 in
Outside of this city there
2,913,005
5,508,07»
+ 18.1
"
j
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
—
5,809,103
2,563,844
5,282,401
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta-
increase of 11.3%, the aggregate of clearings
an
for the whole country having amounted to
the
we
5,780,577
6.3
9,118,631
Maryland—Baltimore
has to be estimated.
complete results of the previous week
For that week there
"
Florida—Jacksonville
statement, however, which
able to give final and
are
June 26.
cases
3.1
+
+ 18.7
1,163,894,772
Nashville
not available at time of
are
+
4,044,471
11,436,699
Virginia—Huntington
District of
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
foregoing will
in
6,973,798
6,986,196
12,998,701
6.3
718,352,489
1,100,000,000
3,616,883
10,767,696
ZZZZ.ZZZZZZ
ZZZZZ
Richmond
4.8
$21,228,561,468 $19,979,652,541
_
Z
__
(7 cities).
Total
Total all cities for week
6,756,675
Virginia—Norfolk
6.3
685,285,376
1
__
2,846,018
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
3.7
South
All
3,523,661
1,152,000,000
+
9.7
—
3,426,426,385
3,916,678
7.7
+ 13.3
8,291,263
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh -ZZZZZZZZ
2.7
—
—
$16,918,446-,534 $15,867,940,780
1,660,976
1,320,433
.6
7.8
+
West
days
cities, five days
—1
3,230,520
Youngstown
1.0
—
__
cities five
Ten
Columbus
0.1
—
1,416,29?
4,093,860
1,119,000,000
ZZZZZZZZZ
._ZZZ~ZZ
Mansfield
368,940,545
338.900,000
__——;
_________
Other
619,704,007
1,648,275
1,420,933
1,267,066
+
1,260,496,888
cities)
Cleveland
619,122,887
2.2
—26.6
3,658,812
ZI
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
1,133,000,000
-
$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland
1,186,000,000
_
-1.
St. Louis
San
(11
1951
$
•4,300,000
Jersey—Trenton
1,002,320,457
_
1952
—19.3
1,205,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington~~ZZZZZZZZZZZ
%
$11,645,146,184 $10,627,350,144
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas
1953
ZZZZ
ZZZ-.
,
1,654,836
1
4,029,269
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Wilkes-Barre
Total
1954
.ZZZZZZZZZI
York
New
York
or
1,922,972
1,591,326
sum¬
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
Inc.
Dec. %
1,972,456
1,411,182
""""* TTT
Scranton
7
Week Ended July 3—
I
Philadelphia
Reading
total
Our comparative
$
1,691,964
Bethlehem
Lancaster
weekly clearings will
year.
the
1953
Third Federal Reserve District-Philadelphia-
Pre¬
year ago.
Saturday, July 3, clearings for all
is possible
above those of the corresponding week last
6.3%
stands at $21,228,561,468 against
a
telegraphic advices from
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
be
Week Ended June 26
1954
$
an
47
—
Total
Grand
11,352,950,218
10,216,637,844
8,895,585,764
Outside
(10 cities)
total
(111
cities)
New York City
•Estimated.
1,032,237,099
»
985,091,222
20,515,487,760
18,425,704.637
+ 11.3
18,768,635.685
16,946,230,223
10,515,983,977
9,245,421,679
+ 13.7
8,964,708,750
8.364,005,82^
,
+
5
48
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(96)
.
.
.
Monday, July 5, 1954
Date
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pursuant to the requirement of
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
bonds, series A, due 1975
July
of Ohio—
Cumulative preferred stock, series A
July
2480 Broadway Corp., 4% 2nd mtge. bonds due 1957—.July
United Biscuit Co. of America, $4.50 cum. pfd. stock—July
mtge. 3% %
Standard Oil Co.
Bank
different
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
We give below a record for the week just passed:
CERTIFIED
BY
JUNE
FEDERAL
25,
1954
RESERVE
TO
JULY
BANK
Abitibi
Noon Buying Rate for
Country and Monetary Unit
(Value in United States Money)
Cable Transfers in New York
&
Power
7M2%
Edison
Monday
June 25
$
Basic
,
Preferential
.0719820°
"
pound
.133333*
2.245766
.133333*
.0719820*
.
.
Union
2.245683
.0385802°
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802°
.0385802°
Belgium, franc
.0200500
.0200406
.0200500
.0200500
Co.
Warren
*
'
Basic
.0428082*t
.0428082°t
.0428082°t
.0428082°t
.0352609°t
.0352609°t
.0352609*t
.0352609°t
.326633
.326633
.326966
.326966
1.020000
1.020781
1.021718
1.021093
.210750
.210750
.210950
.210950
.210950
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
•
.238379°
.210966
.210966
2.818437
v.'
.0799520
.0799520
Addressograph-Multigraph
.264200
Advisers
2.79C428
.264250
.264225
.264250
2.790532
2.790532
2.790532
.140080*
.140080*
.4.96766*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330°
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330°
.233350
.233350
.233325
.233310
.233250.
franc
2.807907
2.807907
2.818437
2.818437
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise.
K.
to
Fund,
York
Inc. ( +) or
Dec. (—) since
Assets—
Redemption
for
fund
1
20,377,101
F.
120,002
R.
notes
71,228
861,406
Total gold certificate res.__
1
21,238,507
358,345
13
advances..
Industrial loans
Government
48,774
—
572.413
1,232
and
7,791
36,745
cash
45,499
+
208,429
—
1,867
—
securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
102,000
2,316,075
Certificates
Bonds
outright.
repurchase
agreement
District, $31
deposits adjusted decreased in all districts;
principal decreases were $895 million in the New
York District, $361 million in the Chicago District, $189
million in the Cleveland District, $153 million in the
Francisco District, $99 million in the Kansas City
District, and $83 million in the St. Louis District. Time
deposits increased $38 million.
San
Borrowings increased $290 million in New York City
and $75 million in the Chicago District, but they de¬
creased $25 million in the San Francisco District.
102,000
+
A summary of assets and liabilities of
reporting
Stone
per
S.
R.
Govt,
notes of other
Uncollected
cash
Bank
194,000
271,271
766,426
60,975
banks
144,318
items
•'%
—
92,139
246,471
Assets—
Loans
June 16,
June 24,
1954
—
1953
notes
Other
+
25,588,132
accts._
19,011,322
Treasurer—gen. acct.
Foreign
874,868
U.
S.
170,400
268,526
813,359
816,300
Other liab.
Total
—
345,409
698,627
+
1,012
24,169
376,531
deposits
avail,
+
37,326
202,230
and
-1,120,430
20,807,792
cash
items—
accrued
3,229,831
divs.
+
556,266
-
12,639
brokers
10,347
-
—
108,726
76,189
3,065
—
49,638,394
-1,516,643
for
dealers
and
for
purchasing
Surplus
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
capital
340
77
—
901
—
61
+
492
168
+
12,665
+
625,013
40,337
27,543
accounts
+
5,809
Ratio
gold
to
serves
note
14,914
certificate
tances
eign
rr-
purchased
on
for
13.509
1,735
2,396
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
principal
changes for the week
ended June 23:
Decreases of $194 million in loans to
banks, $587 million in holdings of Treasury bills, $444
balances with domestic
banks, $2,050 million
deposits adjusted, and $821 million in de¬
mand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and increases
of $1,208 in United States
Government deposits and $335
in
demand
million in
$33 million in
and
New
agricultural
York
loans
■
*
i
de¬
City, $19 million in
in the San Francisco
District, $10
million in the St. Louis
District, and a total of $77 mil¬
lion at all
leporting member banks.
to
Changes according
industry
9-15
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
8-25
8-
4
10-
1
9-15
7-
5
6-16
183/4c
7-
5
6-16
7-
5
6-16
50c
9-
1
8-15
7-27
7-12
8-
2
7-19
8-
2
7-20
8-10
7-23
Common
5%
American
25c
Common
Home
I^ce Co., 6%
U.
Government
except
Foreign
Co.,
Products
preferred
7-22
3
6-25
Corp.
7-
3
10-
2
7-10
6-30
20c
8-
2
7-14
$1.50
7-23
7-
97M2C
7-15
6-30
$1.25
pfd
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
Co.,
35c
8-
2
7-20
$1.25
8-
2
7-20
8-20
(quar.)
com.
$1.12Ma
(quar.)
Motorists
Co.
Insurance
9-
1
6c
preferred
8-
3
(Chicago)
Quarterly
preferred
Gas Co.,
Co.
7-15
6-18
8-
2
7-15
8-
2
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
News
7-31
15c
50c
37MaC
American National Fire Insurance
American Natural
9
Foundry—
(quar.)™
Co., Ltd.
Metal
7-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred
25c
7-15
7-
2
$1.75
9-15
9-
1
12-
1
(bi-monthly)
i%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Potash
—
218
Class
A
—
197
Class
B
587
—
57
+
720
—
46
+
1,134
7-30
7-16
Chemical—
tquar.)
—
12-15
(quar.)
2
ireducedi
Corp.
&
194
«1 75
12Ma'c
50c
Phenolic
679
+4,168
5
—
+
8,247
+
15
+
836
14,604
+
155
—
268
+
• 36
'—
16
,__
2,476
—
444
—
176
+
662
54,116
Government
com.
non-cum
&
preferred
11
+2,319
$4
preferred
$4.75
American
—2,050
20,783
deposits.—
banks
9-10
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-10
$1.75
)-
American
7%
Smelting: & Refining—
1st
preferred
Telephone
Quarterly
Anglo-Canadian
+
10
+
171
2
1-
5
6-28
7-
6
8
7-
1
7r>c
Pulp
(quar.)
com.
Mills,
Paper
&
40c
7-
77-
9-
1
8-
Co
..
Ltd.—
Common
preferred
7-20
J70c
C'-ble
9
8-
7-
tl5c-
&
9
$1.25
f50c
Wi'-p
7-
€-15
$2.25
(quar.)
Hocking Glass Corp.,
$2.80
7-15
& Smelting Co.—
Drefer~ed
Anchor
Anaconda
2
Corp.—
$2.25
Zinc, Lead
nrior
Telegraph
&
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
383
34
iquar.)____
American
626
335
1
Lines, Ltd.—
9-20
+
+
9-
$1.25
+
+
9-15
(quar.)
821
876
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred
1,208
1.285
1
9-
non-cum.
38
—
1
9-
9-15
5%
+
10.214
9-
9-15
$1
(quar.i__
President
+
3,376
Domestic banks
+2.242
9-15
50c
A
preferred B
American
deposits
S.
Felt
&
Machine
American
6-25
8-
I2M2C
American
5%
7-20
50c
12M2C
Hair
American
7-20
25c
Common
2.760
adjusted
40c
l
Theatres
(quar.)
—
21,618
banks
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
American
949
domestic
deposits
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
Notices
A
and
list
a
preferred
stock
common
OF
corporate
called
for
bonds, notes,
redemption,
TENDER
5%>
Coast
Line
certificates
Co.
of
Date
of
mtge.
income
Lakes
Pipe
-July 16
and
5V2%
preferred
3 Ve %
1st
mortgage
bonds
Cons.
preferred
Coal
Co.,
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%%
due
f.
8-10
fi-10
8-11
30c
9-
9
62MaC
8-
1
&
Argus
Corp.,
4 Ma %
Aro
Ltd.,
conv.
Arkansas
Co.
Oil
Corp.
City Electric Co.,
7-30
2
7-14
10c
Ry.
7-15
6-25
7-15
6-25
7-15
6-25
(quar.)
preferred
60c
Co.—
$1.25
com.
37M2C
iquar.i
stocks
Page
.July 13
§2596
Baldwin
6%
-Aug
1
§2808
..Oct
1
§2707
1965—_ -July 15
§2599
debentures due 1962™ -Aug
1
(quar.)
7-
8-
2
7-
8-2
93%c
8-
2
8
8
7-, 8
7-
6
30c
8-
1
7-20
12M2C
7-
8
6-25
7-
8
6-25
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore"^ansjit Co.,
$1.50
$1.50
$1
Corp.
(quar.)
$2.50 pfd.
so
20c
(quar.)___
62Mac
<quar.)__
$1.25
HvdjrpJSiectric Co.. common (quar.)
Bankers'"Securities Corp., com. (accum.)
6% participating pfd. (s-a)__
45c
5%
pfd.
Banstor
Bankers
6-17
2
$1.08%
<quar.i__
R<7'
oiefsrr^d (quar.)
Baldwin-IJma-Hamilton
1
6-25
7-15
8-
/
preferred
2
8-
$1
$1.08%
(quar.)
Bangor &_Arpostook RR.,
due
Fe
,£ud preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—
'
co,nv.
7-30
1
8-
dividend)..
4.35%
$1.20
1
9-
1M2 %
Atchison,"Topeka & Santa
5%
preferred (s-a)
preferred
9-
20c
dividend
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric Co.
4%
6-30
fi5c
1
(quar.)
(cash
6-30
7-15
t$1.12M2
(quar.)
Corp.
7-15
15c
(quar.)_™
com.
7r20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Ftlel
Equipment
Stock
Cable
Inc.
Extra
-Aug
____
debs,
Wire
Cameras,
Backstay;;/$eltr Co.
1960
1975
stock-
3Vh%
s.
Ansonla
6%
due
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
cumulative
§2708
Co.—
15-year sinking fund 23/4% debentures
Kings County Lighting Co.—
New
§2805
REDEMPTION
Date
57r
Line
9
-July 21
Company and Issue—
Great
6-10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Argus
4.35%
-July
bonds
Fedders-Quigan Corp.
Page
Connecticut—
indebtedness
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills Corp.. common stock
Poll-New England Theatres, Inc.—
Gen
9
8-10
12%%
preferred
Atlantic
Company and IssueAtlantic
9
7-
25%
(final)
Bonus
Inc.
7-
7-23
15614c
:™_
Animal Trap Co. of America¬
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."
NOTICE
8-10
2
t25c
iquar.i
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.
s'/!
of
(quar.I
Anheuser-Busch,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Pittsburgh
in
Co.
Distilling Co. (quar.)
Fire & Casualty (Orlando. Fla.) —
337
vault™
with
62Mac
10%
preferred
American
+
Banks.——
Reserve
held
(quar.)
Board
—
_
Federal
be
Broadcasting-Paramount
18
________
with
to
Box
—
indebtedness
bonds
Time
6%
appear in another press release.
Holdings of Treasury bills 'decreased $215 million
8-20
1
dividend
7.741
PARTIAL
Chicago, $11 million
*»
Stock
+
borrowings.
Commercial,1 industrial,
creased
1
9-10
9-
Co.
(quar.)
stockholders
to
meeting
American
6,679
of
1,057
banks
million in
7-
1
20%
Co.
2,322
16,115
1
Condition Statement of Member Banks
following
6-30
12-20
10-
50c
6)
33.379
bills
preferred
the
8
35c
Insurance
(subject
492
Below will be found
shows
7-
1-3-05
$1.75
special
at
Book
American
for¬
commitments
6
9-15
t$1.32
T_
(quar.)
American
147
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
0.1'
accep¬
correspondents
loan
July
on
+
200,966
0.9%
40c
quar.)
preferred
Automobile
American
4M2%
45.8%
7-
1
t25c
(quar.)
dividend
re¬
combined..
7-12
10-
$1.25
(increased
approval
2
deposit and F. R.
liabilities
Industrial
-1,510,666
50,759,131
...
Contingent liability
Stock
V
liabilities and caiptal
accounts
6-22
Co.—
7%
1
Interbank demand deposits:
195,865
6-29
7-20
American Paper Goods
carrying
or
securities—total
securities
Reserves
in
—
—
Borrowings
Total
American
$5
+
6-17
933/4c
(quar.)
Filter
preferred
6,641
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
Cash
—/ 367
314
2,059
banks
to
S.
317
—
pur-v
securities—
loans
Treasury
Other
—
-
Liabilities-
272,316
of Ree
6
Ltd.—
Canada,
convertible
$7
6%
loans
Government
S.
Demand
In
Air
Common
5%
893
239,054
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid
preferred
5%
American
4M2 %
+4,637
agricultural
and
carrying
or
estate
Balances
liabilities
industrial,
loans
Loans
U.
U.
Total
Deferred
—
545,071
1
Other
39,722
securities
Other
bank—res.
12V2C
-
(quar.)
of
preferred
(quar.)
5»/4% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
American Aggregates, com. iquar.)__
American
981
21,896
to
chasing
i
Reserve
share
plus this dividend)
of America, com. (quar.)
Co.
American
—
39.076
;
loans
Loans
200,966
Deposits:"
Member
1
Commercial,
Real
Federal
80.702
Loans—gross
7,643
-1,510,666
,
$2.50
25c
$3
1st
5%
(In millions of dollars)
investments—total
and
Loans—net
3,746
6,713
+
50,759,131
Liabilities—
8,297
740,475
114
—
53,551
Assets
2,572
—
3,796,835
assets—
Total
1
22
premises
Other
25,037,437
25,075,414
securities
banks
8%
Virginia
of
Corp.
American-Marietta
dec. (—) since
June 23,
92,000
securities.
and
foreign
mem¬
Increase (+) or
271,271
1954
loans
8-
(Equal
(final)
receipts
7-10
Holdert
net
from
(s-a)
preferred
3.90%
/
;
100%
(quarterly
.
75c
'
$1.06)
American
744,650
ber banks follows:
25,037,437
under
1,604,075
—
in the Chicago District,
the
—1,429,425
3,092,550
-
bought
+
6,599,791
13,029,021
-
Notes
841,271
+
dep.
preferred
4%
Demand
1953
1954
1954
1
certificates
(qUar.)
Corp.
When
Payable
.
July 1,
June 23,
June 30,
Inc.
Amer.
$10.50
million
Per
Share
div)
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed (s-a>_
Realty Co., 50c pfd. series A (entire
issue called for redemption on July 1 at
million in the Boston Dis¬
trict, and by smaller amounts in the other districts. Hold¬
ings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of
Treasury notes decreased $57 million and $46 million,
respectively.
Holdings of United States Government
bonds increased $11 million.
(In thousands of dollars)
:%%;■•
Aluminum Co.
City, $181
Francisco
-■■■:,■
Alliance
$52 million in the Cleveland District, $50 million in the
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
F.
179.
5c
U.
Alberene
* *
••Temporarily omitted.
New
(stock
approximately
5%
2.818281
*#
**
San
from
Volume
§In
•
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
2.807803
2.818437
)
A.
.0349000
2.807907
2.818437
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Total U.
§2853
income)
.496766°
%:-•
Fund
Affiliated
.140080°
.140080°
.140080*
v+
Aluminum
Total
1972
July 29
debentures due 1966—July 25
Name accompany
$3.75
Due
J
§2475
(Continued from page 14)'
.0799520
.0799520
2.807907
Held
"'
Dividends
(
2.818125
.264200
Kingdom, pound sterling—
Uruguay, peso
Total
)
*
__Jun 28
this issue.
in
%
.210966
2.818437
2.790532
United
S.
stock
bonds, series A and B
Corp., 3Vi%
Petroleum
Announcement
.238379°
.238379°
•
.210833
2.818437
.0799520
•Nominal,
.238379*
.238379°
.210833
2.818437
peso
Switzerland,
U.
§2703
1
.00435401*'
.00285625
V-
.00285625
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Discounts
July 20
July 30
B
B
B
pfd.
Co.—
1.021328
Mexico,
Other
*
.326966
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar
Gold
1
.0352609*t
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsch Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
.
§2805
Aug
.0420082°t
Free
1
California—
of
.0200437
Brazil, cruziero—
§2701
Aug
Inc.—
f.
s.
page
•
convertible subordinate debentures due
3 Vb %
Austria, schilling
mtge.
Oil
§2645
B
convertible
Tramways
General
.0719820°
/
2.245766
2.245766
2.245766
Montreal
.133333°
.0719820*
Co.,
4.50%
Co.,
§2645
15
July 30
:
cumul. conv. pfd. stock
preferred stock
second
Haloid
*.200000°
.133333°
.0719820*
:%
$4.25
<fc
*P
.200000*
.200000*
Can
Continental
July 1
June 30
$
.200000*
,
.133333°
Free
Australia,
June 29
$
.200000*
*
Tuesday
June 28
Friday
Argentina peso—
%
§2477
10
Co.—
convertible preferred stocks
and $1.40
$1.32
Thursday
Wednesday
15
Date
stock—
preferred
11 §2601
Ltd.—
Co.
Paper
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., 5%
Commonwealth
26
CALLED
Company and Issue—
INCLUSIVE
1954,
1,
ISSUE
ENTIRE
OF 1930
UNDER TARIFF ACT
TREASURY
TO
Page
Francisco Terminal—
San
Co.
1st
certifies daily to the Secretary of
countries of the world.
Pacific
Southern
Trust
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
...
10-15
9-30
1-1+-55
]«>_•»'
8-
3
7-15
10-
1
7-20
7-
9
6-30
9-
7
7-
1
$4
8-
2
6>30
$1.50
8-
2
6-30
7-15
6-18
55c
I
T:
Number 5339
180
ime
The Commercial md Financial Chronicle
. . .
Per
of Company
Gas
6-30
Columbia Terminals,
7-15
Columbus
8-16
Columbus
8-25
Sf^iiisr9»55i'cS7com.
Laboratories
Corp.
>r
Terminal Corp.
Apartments, Inc.—
x-Arts
prior
$1-50
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)——
(E. W.l Co. (quar.)
I
Common
$1.32
convertible
preferred
$1.40
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
arterly
(quar.)
Hydraulic Co.
Natural Gas, 5xk % pfd. (quar.)
National Co., Ltd. (quar.)
7-
5
6-18
Ooniederation
8-
3
7-
2
"8-
3
7-
2
7-15
334% pfd. (quar.)
Forest Products,
Ltd.—
Co.,
Columbia
8-21
11-30
11-19
7-30
[
i
to
Extra
5
dividend
r,
v
I
preferred
preferred
)
& Co.,
preferred
Consol.
7-
1
$5
3
6-30
7-15
6-30
1
7-16
7-15
6-30
8-
2
1
7-
6-28
5%
8-11
7-12
$3.75
7-15
6-28
$4.25
$1.25
7-15
6-28
for
7-15
6-28
—.
—
7-15
6-2R
8-
7-12
(quar.)
$1
1
7-29
7-
10-29
10-
J50c
7-29
7-
8
t50c
10-29
10-
8
(quar.)
Land
veras
3
Timber
&
preferred
9
\
fornia
0
0
Portland
ada Southern
Rv.
adian
0
Co.,
1'.
1
Bronze
preferred
adian
8
'it
J$3.50
adian
1st
%%
preferred
Me-
6
preferred
iadian
1
preferred
1
1/lOc
1
from
realized
1
9
Jl5c
Hex
6
'
Corp.,
&
6-18
8-
2
6-23
Co.,
2
7-
9
Crum
8-
2
7-
9
Cuba
t$1.50
Co.,
6-30
Cuneo
8-14
7-14
2
6-25
7-15
6-29
Cutter
10-15
9-29
Cypress
12-30
1 15
Dallas
Abbey
J37Vac
7-15
.
.
5
Power
&
0
9
9
0
Davidson
T
7-
9
Dayton
8-
2
7-
9
Deere
9-
1
8-13
(L.
$1.25
$2
Rubber
class
&
0
7-
7%%
6-
7
0
8-10
7-20
8-10
8%
5%
$1.05
8-10
7-20
7-31
7-
8
Denver
7
8
8
8
6
5c
8-
2
7-
6
7-
15,.
6-30
7-15
Corp."
(quar.)
Ry.
$112%
7-15
*
preferred
(quar.)
Eastern Illinois RR.—
87%c
8-
6-30
7-
1
50c
8-
0il Co"
9
C
r
i
(
r.v Multinn
&
7-
1
Dominion Square Corp.,
1
Dominion
12-
1
Common
Et,5l htng •Ry"
Common
9-
-c°ia
f
B°tt|ing
Co
or
Craft
Tt* Southern
'•'
non
CUmuiative
n°n-cUmulative
preferred
1st
prefeTOdZIZI"
(quar.)
1
8-15
Dow
Chemical
Co.,
11-19
$4
preferred
A
7%
1.
preferred
7
8-13
Drexel
1
7-23
du
8-
2
6-
to
Furniture
Pont
(E.
I.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
de
Nemours
1
$3.50
preferred
$4.50
preferred
12-20
7-20
,8-
5
9,
7-20
8-
2
3
7-15
7-10
7-15
..
7-15
7- 9
6-22
Ducommon
Dun
&
4j/2%
7-
7
9-22
9-
1
preferred
Duncan Coffee,
Class
&
A
Supply
common
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
East
5% pfd.
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
Pennsylvania
R.
9
9-
3
8-
7-14
3
7-15
6-30
8-
2
7-19
6-18
7-26
7-15
7-10
7-1
6-24
9-
1
8-24
(quar.)
common
'
$2.20
Fuller
Realty
(quar.)
B.)
Fuller Mfg.
Bakeries,
Baking
R. Co.
Ltd.
(s-a)
.
(s-a)
7-30
7-15
7-30
30c
(annual)
pfd.
6-22
7-15
7-
7- 7
6-21
tlOc
2nd
7-15
6-25
7-15
1
7-15
Co., common
(quar.)
Crude
35c
8-
2
$2
10-
1
9-17
10c
7-19
6-30
50c
7-10
6-25
40c
8-
12-
1
11-15
General
Finance
8- 2
7-15
Corp.—
5%
preferred
(s-a)
preferred series C
A
2
7-15
7-15
General
9-17
Foods Corp.,
General
Instrument
8-
7-20
General
Motors Corp.,
2
4%
9-29
9-18
8-16
8- 2
preferred
12-23
12- 3
7-29
6-30
7-15
6-30
Class
7-9
7-9
7- 9
General
933Ac
2
7-15
of
25c
25c
$10c
8-31
9-30
8-25
8-17
9-17
7-30
7-
5
6-15
2nd
non-cum.
Public
pref.
Service
preferred
$5.50
$1.37%
(quar.)
5%
5c
8-16
Corp.;
22%C
Yellowknife
Co.,
Inc., com.
(P.
Rubber Co.
4%
8- 2
7-22
10-22
11- 1
5-17
5"17
7-13
7"13
ZIY?0
31/40
$L50
,0" f
12" 1
7-20
1
?"?q
7- 1
7-10
7-24
7-10
25C
8-
2
7-15
7-15
2
6-14
$1.75
—
2
8-
10-
1
9-20
12 %c
(quar.)
7■% pfd.
(quar.)
8-
25C
8-
1
6-28
15c
8-16
8-
2
$50c
(quar.)
Batteries,
7-31
7-
9
5%
preferred
and class
Class
Grand
85
56%c
Co.
(N. Y.)
Mobile
Gustln-Bacon
Harris
5Ya%
Corp.
(accum.)
7-15
6-18
7-31
7-15
&
(quar.)
Coi
(increased)
6-30
2
7-15
12 %c
8-
9-10
8-23
12-16
11-26
4
6-25
10c
Ltd.,
7-21
6-30
8-14
8-
35c
9-10
8-25
$1.50
(quar.)
(increased)
Co., 5Va% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_
8-
t$1.25
30c
(quar.)
Plywood Corp.
6-15
7-15
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
7-16
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
75c
37 %c
——
Co. (Fla.)
Ohio RR.—
Cotton,
(A.)
9-30
,
(quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
6%
6-30
$75c
preferred
Insurance
preferred
preferred
Harbor
7-15
10-15
—
<quar.)_
Co.
preferred
Hamilton
6-25
5c
(quar.)
InC., com
8-25
11-25
7-15
50c
pfd.
9-15
12-15
—
convertible
Hagan
11-29
37 %C
4V2%
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Guardian Realty Co. of Canada—
$5
12-11
t25c
Grlesedieck Western Brewery Co.
Gulf
8-30
11-29
125c
Co.,
L.)
Life
8-30
9-11
$2
(quar.)
Quarterly
Gulf
9-11
12-11
$1.50
B
Great, American Insurance
5%
6-30
6-30
5c
Union
(H.
7-15
7-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Common
7-20
$2
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
& Co.,
A
7-20
2
15c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
2
25c
(quar.)__.
—
B
5
88-
IOC
(initial)
(quar.)
& Co.—
R.)
(W.
6-23
7-
42 %c
56%c
com.
new
preferred (quar.)
Goulds Pumps, Inc., common
7%
8-20
9-17
3
56%C
Great American Industries
7-16
7-
8-
$1.12%
—
(quar.)_____
4Va%
Grafton
9-10
10- 1
1
2
,
Inc.
Foods.
National
6-15
7- 7
8-17
8- 2
6-15
8-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gordon
Gould
7-15
7-28
9-15
40c
$1.12V2
7-15
2
7-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd. (Canada)
8%
20c
8-
t
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers
Goldblatt
Goodall
6-30
15c
Harvester Corp
Gleaner
7-10
7-23
CO
8-
$20c
Ltd
Mines
com.
■fr-15
1
20c
(quar.)
H.l,
preferred
4'/2%
8
7- 8
CM
50c
55c
Co
Gold
preferred
Glatfelter
2
Southwest—
the
preference
$5
Bros.,
8-
1
—1
of
Cement
Portland
Giant
7-16
7-
2
of Indiana—
(quar.)
Giant
8-
25c
(quar.)
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
(From investment income)
6-28
6-30
7- 9
7- 9
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
7-30
"7-24
7-24
com.
(Calif.) —
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.
$4.50
6-30
6-30
preferred
Gillette
2
7-16
preferred
Gimbel
88-
2
Telephone
$2.20
6-30
8-16
General Telephone Co.
$2
2
$1.50
Special
4V2%
6-30
8-
37%c
preferred (quar.)
class A and class
8- 2
$1
(quar.)
Public
class A
6-15
7-7
6-23
7-21
7-15
held)
(quar.)
Utilities
preferred
$6
shr.
each
for
Corp.—
$4 convertible preferred
6%
7-15
2
8-16
$10c
8%
7-15
8-2
8-
$1.50
Mfg., Ltd.—
(stock div.) (One shr. of 3%
B
6-28
$$1.75
25c
$1
25c
6
Products
6-24
7- 2
10- 1
9-1
7-
(s-a)
A
A &
7-15
8-2
11- 1
10- 1
2
Class
General
7-15
$10c
tlOc
$25c
8-
9
Ltd.—
Canada,
20c
$17y2c
$40c
t$l
$25c
$20c
6
7-
6-15
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
25c
$17V2c
25c
7-
5
General
9-13
8- 2
6-30
7-16
2
2
7-
General
20c
7-
8-
$10c
7-14
7-15
6-10
3
(s-a)
7- 2
7- 6
8- 1
7-10
9-20
8-16
7-30
7-30
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
7-31
93 %c
$5 pfd.
11-24
Common
7-15
$37y2c
62J/2c
11-10
$1
12'/2C
(quar.)
(reduced)—
(quar.)
Petroleums
General
y8- 4
1
11-10
87%C
(s-a)
$3.50 preferred
Corp.
Outdoor Advertising—•
preferred (quar.)
6%
9-23
1
6-25
11-24
General
9-15
9- 3
10-
;
2
25c
com.
8-16
8-
•
convertible
$2
9-30
2%
(quar.)
1
9
Oil
preferred
General
2
11-
7-
30c
6%
(quar.)
Co.
8-
11-15
55c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-16
20c
(quar.)
common
&
General
$8
6-30
12c
(Interim)
Corp.,
preferred
General
6-15
7-19
10c
(L.)
Co.
(D.
7-15
10c
Quarterly
Froedtert
7-30
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-30
$15c
20c
Ltd.
(initial)
12%
(final)
-
'
$2
7-
8-25
(quar.)
15c
15c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Bonus
2
9-24
75c
(quar.)___
A
new
87y2c
$1.12y2
(quar.)
class A
Dunl'op Rubber Co., Ltd.
Duriron
7-2S_'
Metals
Bradstreet,
class
Electric,
Co.
(quar.)
8-15
&
(quar.)
6-21
1
Freidman
Green
(quar.)
1-3-55
r
—
(quar.)
7-12
10-
9-10
9-30
Ltd.—
preference
8-
"c
Co.,
——.—
9-
Iflc
,
vquar.)
9-15
12-
.mo
•»—7—
1st
Ltd.
(increased quar.)——
1
$1
*
30c
(quar )
—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.—
7-31
Products
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)__
Chemical
&
9
8-
de¬
(quar.)
Cos.,
Grace
Corp.,
10-
«•**£
—.
Tar
7-
(one additional share of
stock for each four shares held)
$$1.12y2
7-15
20c
Lo-uys;;;;;:;;:
(St
12-15
Ltd.—.
common
8-16
2%
$1-50
65c
(s"a)
(quar.)
Common
8
Dominion
$1.75
Is-a)
Coal
&
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
6-15
9-
1-50"prefgrrpff ,Illummatin8 cO- (quar.)-
(
Steel
2
stock
stock
Dynamics Corp.—
preferred
37y2c
10c-
Linoleum,
&
6-30
7-15
8-
7-15
capital
General
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—.
10-
J
^h°rp'' com. (stock div.)
—
—
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Oilcloth
6-18
his
R?trvice Co- ^ q^r. ,1
Investine° Gn % preferred (Quar.)
arfieid
veland
6-18
2-55
Co.,
Glass Co.,
7-16
25C
-
(quar.)
:__
preferred
6-30
6-30
profits and/or avail¬
General
(quar.)—
common
Co.
A
net
6-25
$1.25
(s-a)
Corp.
Construction
preferred
7-15
iq
y
8-20
1-
RR.—
pfd.
Foundries & Steel,
25c
'preferred ?rleaiTf- Tex-' & Pacific Ry"!
a gs» 1=1—-—
______
(quar.)—.—
2
10-20
0
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
20c
com" (resumed)—
1st
Yard
12-15
IqSf
1
8- 2
8- 2
8- 2
8-2
8- 2
7-19
Bridge
6-30
7-15
7-15
75c
capital
8-16
$2
Tunnel
10-15
5KhlfSdf? products" c^prTquaT]:::::
(quar.)
"A"
com.
Co.,
6-30
7-15'
Fran.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Fraser
10c
(quar.)——
Steel
4y2 %
7%
(quar.)_
1
Co.
Dominion
ass> A (quar.)
;ass A (quar.)
(quar.)____
Ltd.—
$1.50 convertible class A pref. (quar.)—_
Dixie Cup Co.,. 5% preferred A (quar.)—.—
Dodge & Cox Fund, Beneficial shares
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., (quar.)
:—
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
•
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
i
•i„
Amnion
Di-Noc
Dominion
adopted.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Dominion
pending Fed-
11-
40c
Match
6-30
7-15
25C
class
the
its
on
1
25c
Dominion
poned by the directors of the
shSnL UntiJ AuSust 2 to permit the
nrn6 taxrs t0 claim a 5% credit for
income l
pfd.
common
Stock
preferred
(San
7-10
B
$1.50
7-15
7-12
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
40c
50c
Diamond
Fram
20c
Co.
8-30
30c
($1
Wallace,
B
10c
Co., $4
Corp.,
Canada
Monthly
Monthly
*
0
0
7
onrLP
:ass A
11-15
Raynolds, class A (quar.)_
Class
Disher
conv,
5
5
1
I quarterly payment of 50c on the class
ferm°H .r^aya,ble July 15 t0 holders 01
was!
y 1 Previously reported here
is
Devoe &
7-15
75c
,
_____
Telephone
6
'
bill
7-31
7- 9
7-30
tax
8-16
9-
8-16
era
6-25
40c
21c
5
6-15
2
90c
6-30
____
if the
7-15
12-15
7-15
+
6-18
7-15
8-
50c
Union
Co.
Co.
Foundation Co. of Canada,
7-6
$1.25
45c
purposes
2
8-
9-10
12-10
12- 3
8-14
6-29
7- 1
7-12
7-12
7-9
7-9
7-9
7-
5
7-6
9-20
12-20
7-15
(s-a)
9-24
9-10
dividend
&
50c
(quar.)
stock (quar.)
40c
5
8-2
7-8
8-9
8-9
8-9
(quar.)-——
4
6-25
8-2
9-3
9-3
9- 3
Edison
0
2
8-
25c
30c
30c
Detroit
5
7-12
common
Tramway
Stock
50c
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
37%c
(quar.)—
1
45c
Rubber
its
of
Corp.
Class
7-15
25c
87y2c
com.
deb.
5%
Fluor
7-20
$1.75
$1.12J/a
(quar.)___^.
Co.,
2
2%
Maryland
of
Insurance
&
Corp.
on
com.
$1.75
•
Denver & Rio Grande Western
7-20
$1
;iForbes
7- 9
7- 9
Mfg.
9-15
8-
10-
surplus of the corporation)
$3.75
pfd. series A
Co.,
1
$1.06%
dividend)
j,
Tire
clared out
9-15
7-26
7-12
&
1
7-26
7-27
cago
10-
50c
5c
0
8-20
25c
Co.,
Dennison
3
50c
4%
Corp.
'Me
0
1
(quar.)
A
&
income)
9-
Fund
Boston
able
7-16
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
Quarterly
5
8-
1
62 %c
preferred
Firestone
First
6-15
8-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Fireman's
9-15
1
8-20
Co.—
Co
Inc.
(quar.)
Department Stores,
Corp.
3c
Light
A.)
Bros.
Detroit
preferred
'sapeake & Ohio
10-
75c
$3.50
(accum.)
(quar.)
3%%
Corp.,
Darling
5-14
8-
Denver
jnango & Unadilla
a*
1
6-11
8-
8
esiment
0
7-23
8-2
8- 2
7-20
10c
_
*' Power
Ferro
6-18
7-15
$1.13
6-14
1
7-15
$1
$1.06
7-
™
6-18
8-16
(quar.)_
40c
Co.
7-15
(quar.)_
6-30
4c
___
(quar.)
sugar
4'A%
1
A
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
preferred
Dana
from
(quar.)_
Aguirre
7-10
11-12
$1.25
preferred B (quar.)
Common
8-15
2
preferred
7-12
'tral
1
8-
1
7-15
3Y2C
preferred
$2
(quar.)
Co
7-31
5
9-
$4.24
6-30
12-
16 V2c
:
5%
7-9
4y2 "/o
$$1.12%
quar.)
■
(quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Laboratories
25c
Knitting Co., Ltd.
Ltd.
8%
Inc., 3J/2% pfd. (quar.)__
Clothing Co., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)__
$2 class A (quar.)
25c
'co
8- 2
10c
Press,
$50c
•lc
A
Curlee
8-
B
Extra
11-30
10c
Seal,
preferred
7%
6-30
7-15
7-15
jl2%c
$$1.12%
19/10d
Extra
Class
28yBC
(quar.)
(quar.)__—-
A
preferred
$7
Voting
preferred
&
Forster,
1 quar.)
tral Vermont
Public Service Corp. (quar.)
dburn
Hosiery Mills Inc., common-—nieston Transit
(quar.)
imical
Fund, Inc. (increased "from net In-
1
class
pfd.
(quar.)
Cork
&
$$1.12%
(increased
common
class
8-13
(Wash. D. C.)
5c
4'/2%
Co.,
Blackwell,
B
Crown
8-
Sexton
&
Class
7-26
J27%c
(quar.)
___
8
12-15
$15c
Crossett
dep-receipts ord. (interim)—
erpiiiar Tractor
Co., common (quar.)___
Stock dividend
•20& preferred
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
6-28
mer
5
Ltd.
L.),
7-28
t31c
__
Co.
}5c
$2.50
Crosse
(initial)
penter Paper
reras, Ltd.—
(R.
1
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5%
47/e%
7-16
(quar.)
profits
common
7-15
(final)
7-26
___
ew
2
(s-a)___
preferred
Cribben
Corp, (quar.)
1
I"
olina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry. (quar.)
olina Power &
Light Co.
0
Crain
6-30
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
General
deposit receipts ordinary
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
lisle
0
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
7-31
Ltd.—
and
7-15
$6y2c
s-a)__
6-30
Ltd.—
Inc.—
7-15
2
$1.31 V\
A
(increased
6-30
J75c
income
Realty
Cuban American Sugar
Ltd.
2
8-
Ltd.—
American
9-21
$3
Papier Board Co., Inc., cbm.
preferred
Fresnillo
8-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.
________
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%
t$1.^0
common
8-
Corp.
Reynolds Corp.
Courtaulds,
6-30
6-30
&
1
7-31
16V2C
Federal Services Finance Corp.
Class A (quar.)
90c
17 %c
(quar.)
Vickers,
(quar.)
com.
50c
(quar.)__
ital Venture Fund
Refining Co.,
7-15
:
Refractories
'/2%
1
7-13
4
7-20
7-15
t$1.25
Ltd.,
adian Pacific
Ry. Co
1
8-
(quar.)
Investments,
9-20
30c
^
7-15
(s-a)
Co.'s,
(quar.)
Quarterly
Ltd.
(quar.)
General
adian Oil
6-30
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
1
10-
(Toronto)—
37 '/2c
common
Federal Insurance Co.
per
$1.50
Fairbanks-Morse,
adian
2
7-30
40c
(quar.)
preferred
5
5
$105
$1.17 V2
Mines,
ada Northern Power
7-6
$$1.20
Cosmopolitan
$1
Co.
8-1
$1.25
7-26
(quar.)
Cement
ipbell Red Lake
0
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Investors, Ltd., class
8-5
$1.75
Packing Corp.
4%
23c
Corporate
80c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
at
(quar.)
$5.25
10-
15C
Federal
called
issue
20
dividend)
Electric
Corroon
6-18
Food Fair Stores—
preferred
8-
8
$26c
-
7-6
933/4c
(entire
July
on
Insurance
Co.
7-
50c
Quarterly
and
(quar.)
this
6%
Co.,
7-6
53y2c
(increased)
com.
6'
"7- 6
$1.25
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1
$37y2c
(quar.)
1
3 y2c
"A"
H.)
(T.
preferred
8-
Co.—
Life
6-11
(quar.)
fornia
plus
Electric
l'/o
preferred
8-1
$1
2nd. preferred
10c
.70
0
Ltd.
7-
7-15'"
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co.—
62y2c
(quar.)__
6-25
7-15
$1.25
Fairbanks
of
(quar.)
redemption
8-16
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
America,
preferred
7-12
;
fornia Oregon Power,
4
Gas Co.
6-25
7-15
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-6
$40c
Cornell-Dubilier
.
2
Can
31c
Co., common (increased)-.
erfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a):
2
Paper
Products
Corn
6-18
7-20
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
(bi-monthly)
Mfg.
er
3
Co.
Semi-annual
8
common
Co.
5%
"A"
6-25
25c
preferred (quar.)
Cook
7% preferred (s-a)
Products, Ltd. (quar.)__
5
30c
Smelting
&
Natural
Continental
8
preferred
Federated
(quar.)
7-15
$3.50
Co.,
8-1
$20c
Continental
common
$1.25
Mining
Ltd. (s-a)
share
17%c
—
7-15
4%
B
Biscuit.
Corp.
1
Co.—
4.16%
$1.25
Inc
2
9-
8-12
9-
75c
Estabrooks
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
6-28
&
7-19
1
8-
y9-23
10c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
9-10
25c
Mines,
*
Container Corp. of
7-15
Trust Co.
6-25
10c
(quar.)__^
15c
5c
12-10
62y2c
Corp.
7-13
60c
9-15
37V2C
Yellowknife
2
25c
(quar.)
12-15
Industries—
Dearborn
6-30
8-
62y2c
(s-a)
55c
(quar.)__
7-15
70c
Phonograph Corp.
51c
Extra
1
&
8-
Corp.—
:
50c
(quar.)
Chemical
Consolidated
B
Terminal
(q^ar.)
Lobster,
8-
(s-a)
preferred
Radio
Erie Railroad
7-6
preferred
10c
Ltd., class A preference
■oughs Corp.
Heating
8-1
Consolidated
6
preference
a
Capwell
Enamel
7-29
47V2c
Laundries
7-19
8-
A
•y
J
Emporium
2nd
5%
(quar.)__^
Discovery
Canada,
ass
3
6-29
8- 9
7-
Consolidated
ass
j
Empire
$1.50
Consolidated
ass
5
6-30
1st preferred
(quar.)
Abrasives
&
Extra
(Toronto)—
Common
150c
t50c
is
)
7-15
5iy2c
Consolidated
7-16
4 V4 %
—_.
4%
ock's Inc.,
Emerson
6-23
7-20
______
6-30
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-23
1
Consolidated Retail Stores—
(quar.)
prior preferred
6%
1
8-
1%
8-15
(quar.)
2
7-15
»
i
A
15c
—
—
preferred
convertible
c
6-23
8-
Li^ht & Power, $2.06 pfd. (quar.)
Extra
50c
,
——
Stock
5
1
42%c
Plan, com. (increased quar.)
jet Finance
)
8-1
5
preferred
Class
2
7-
5c
—
6-23
15c
15c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refractories
8- 1
7-
Consolidated
7•
preferred
Electric
$38c
7-15
8-
8-
(quar.)
—
5% preferred (quar.)___
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common (quar.)__
convertible
$37c
preferred
2 V2C
2)
Aug
7-15
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y.—
klyn Union Gas .Co., com. (inc. quar.)__
;'convertible preferred (entire issue to
be redeemed on
Aug. 1 at $48.95 plus
this dividend. Convertible into common
l
8- 3
$1.75
preferred (quar.)___
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
2
Electro
(quar.)__
preferred
$2.04
8-10
$l5c
$2.20
7-16
7-16
7-15
t$1.50
J$1.183/4
(N. Y.)
Corp.
v
1
..
8-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Lsh Industries
$2
9-18
7-
Association
Consolidated
Power Corp., Ltd.
Telephone Co.—
Columbia
$1.90
7-31
1
9-
Life
G.), Ltd., 7% preferred
preferred A (quar.)
6%
Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer.
9-
11c
(C.
Connecticut
9
9-30
tlOc
125c
———-•-.—-—
————
sh Columbia
r
7-
2
8-13
"
larterly
sh
6-17
8-
Sault
Elastic
$1.37%
-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Conn
7-15
Edison
6-29
$5c
Ltd
Fund
25c
94%c
Co
ol-Mvers
sh
50c
37 %c
30c
40c
class A (quar.)_
W.) Corp. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
(George
Corp.,
Conduits
7- .9
tch, Inc.,
International
Concord
6-17
2
6-25
7-15
35c
Concord
7-15
7-15
33c
7-16
I Corp
geport
-s Mfg.
8-16
v
.
7-15
45c
7-15
8-, 2
2
8-10
,
8-2
9-15
15c
15c
——
Ami Co.,
Commonwealth
6-30
8-
25c
(quar.)
6-15
7-15
10c
5%
(quar.)
common
Stock
8%
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
$$I
Industries Inc.,
dividend
7-10
shares held
6-24
1,
Bakeries, Ltd., 4% partic. pfd, (quar.)
Eastern
9-17
com¬
7-20
8-
Eastern
7-15
div.)
Gas
2
8-
75c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Bell, Inc.
each 25
(stk.
com.
Illinois
,J- 9
20c
(quar.)„
common
Tobacco,
Bros.
i
Co.,
Northern
mon
tlOc
t25c
40c
—
for
Edison
of
7-20
r.-rr—-
*
—
—
Hats,
share
2
8-
50c
(quar.)—_——
Foods Inc.
aore
Commonwealth
1
7-20
2
$$1.25
Combustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)
„
Aircraft Corp. (special)—
25c Aircraft Corp. (increased) _—
$1
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.).
t50c
terre Quebec Mines, Ltd.——
5c
ont Iron Works (quar )
—
50c
us
watch Co. (quar.)—_______—20c
uner Limestone & Cement Co.,
(quar.)_
50c
aCial
7-15
One
h
!
Combined
_
75c
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)--^—
1st
7-22
,7-
8-14
Co.—
Enterprises, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Locks Paper Co., class A (quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
8-
$5
75c
Electric
2
7-15
Share
40c
Ohio
Combined
When
Per
Name of Copipany
49
10-11
37V2c
—
7-16
^.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
2
8-2
15c
—
—
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
Southern
&
Quarterly
1
Inc.
6%
Life
8-
?Si/4£
(increased quar.)
Corp.
tate
•ay.
I-
Mutual
8-
12/ac
50c
(quar.)
Petroleum
I
7-
,7-15";
i5c;
wu«.)__
Inc., (quar.)___
Share
System,
7t15
7-26.
i
When
Per
Name
Columoia
Canada, Ltd.
er-Ellis of
Holdert
When
Payablq of Re0.
Share
of Company
Ume
(97)
25c
$1.37%
$1.37%
7-20
7-12
11-1
2-
1-55
7-
5
6
6-22
10-20
1-20
(•*»
50
6-30
8-
2
7-15
8-
1
7-20
50c
Co.,
J.)
(H.
7-15
7-15
7-
7-31
30c
7-26
7-
5c
35c
(R.)
9
45c
7-10
6-25
53'Ac
8-13
7-23
Hot
4%
6-30
8-12
7-23
International
7%-
1
7-16
$1.75
11-
1
10-22
15c
7-15
7-
1
45c
7-15
6-30
60c
8-
8-
2
5%'
$1.25
7-15
6-30
5%
31'Ac
7-15
6-30
t25c
7-15
6-15
QU
IV2C
7-15
6-30
15C
9-10
8-13
(quar.)
5
2nd preferred
non-cumul.
$$1
8-13
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
*
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)———
Lynch Carrier System (initial)—
Lyon Metal Products, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$40c
—
9-13
$20c
$10c
common
7-15
6-15
MacAndrews
preferred <quar.)_
Macy, (R. H.) & Co., 4'A%
4%/ preferred B (quar.)
933Ac
7-15
6-30
$1
7-15
6-30
$1.10
:
7-15
6-30
—
&
Forbes,
$1.25
12-30
12-17
$25c
2
6-30
8-
2
7-16
15c
(quar.)—_—,
8-
15c
(s-a)
8-
2
7-16
8-
2
$3
9-
1
-A
2
7-
(quar.)—:
common
(quan)
———
•—
53'Ac
•
(quar.)——————---.—
(quar.)_
.55'Ac
•
;
8-
2
7-
9
2
7-
9
88-
/_583Ac
7-
2
,.r
Mansfield, Tire & Rubber Co.
Manufacturers Trust Co.
r—;
m%
$37'Ac
'10h
2
j
f
7-
2
1
preferred
9-20
7- 2
(quar.)
7-
H
f
1
Valley R. R.
Muller
Maxson
7-15
6-13
7-15
preferred
preferred
McCall
50c
7-15
6-15
$1
7-15
6-30
10c
—
—
7-15
6-25
8-
t$1.75
4%?
7-
2
G
McQuay-Norris
7-15
6-15
Mead Johnson &
7-15
6-11
Metal
common——
35c:
9-
1
8-11
Michigan Gas &
preferred (quar.)—
$1.40 preferred (quar.)—
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)——
Intertype Corp. (quar.)—
Investment Foundation, Ltd., common (s-a)
35c
8-
2
7-14
11-1
10-13
2
6-24
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)-
com.
.;
:
Utilities
Corp.,
4%
._
$1.40
—
—
convertible
preferred
Investors Funding
6%
$4.36
preferred
Irourite,
Inc..
I T E Circuit
New
Breaker
4.60%?
4%?
Power
preferred
Jewel
pfd.
3%%
Ranch
7-
1
pfd.
8-
133AC
(quar.)——
1
7-30
7-
1
8-
1
8-
2
7-19
Monroe
5c
8-
1
7-20
5'/2%>
5c
.
11-
1
10-20
6%
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply, com.
4Vx% preferred (s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.50
—
.
7-
9
7-15
7-
1
$3.85
50c
.
8-
2
6-
1
2
6-
1
$4.20
Quarterly
City Power & Light Co.
3.80%?
preferred (quar.)
1—
4%
preferred (quar.)—_—
4.20%?
preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.—
4% non-cum. pfd.
(nuar.)
—
$20c
—
7-15
6-22
9-
8-13
$1
$1.05
___.
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
Gas,
.
——
$1.12'A
9-
9-
9-
1
1
8-13
1
1
8-13
8-13
(quar.)
50c
7-15
6-30
28c
7-12
6-21
Kellogg Co.—
3%a %
preferred
(quar.)
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
—
87y2c
Keyes Fibre Co., $3 class A (quar.)—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Series
B-3
(low-priced bond fund)
from
net
from
net
Series
B-4
from
9c
investment
income
75c
investment
special of 41c
(Walter) &
from
KIdde
Co.
income
!
and
(quar.)__
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16 pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Lambert
(Alfred),
class
A
Machine
Lees
(James)
4'A%
8-
3
2
7-31
7-29
7-
9
6-30
8-
2
2
7-23
7-10
6-25
10-11
9-24
1-10-55
12-24
35c
.7-15
29c
7-31
10-3)
7-
1
7-21
10-21
7-10
6-18
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
9-10
8-27
10-
1
9-17
25c
Inc.
8-15
8-
5
25c
(quar.)
Airlines,
11-15
11-
3
Corp.,
3.85%
pfd. (quar.U_
Co. (quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
^—
7-
7-31
7-20
7-28
7-
2
Philippine
Payable
9
Piedmont
5
preferred
3.90%
preferred
Long
in
1
7-
9-20
8-
2
7-15
Pioneer
Finance
8-
2
6-30
Pioneer
Gold
8-
Piper
Northern
&
Pillsbury Mills. Inc.,
2
7-16
9-15
8-14
12-15
11-18
7-15
7-
9-
8-26
Pitts.,
8-10
div.)
(quar.)
common
(N.
Coal
Gas
Y,)
8-
1
7-12
Portable
Electric
Portland
Gas
(quar.)
Welding Machine
(quar.)
—
—
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
National
Lead
pfd. B
National
Linen
4.70%
(quar.)
Oil,
8-
1
7-15
Preston
8-
2
6%
1
1st
East
8-31
8-10
8-10
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
4'A %
1
Public Service
7-15
6-30
7-15
8-
2
7-15
5%
8-15
7-15
7-15
7-
7-15
7-15
6-25
8-
7-
9-30
9-25
12-30
12-25
7-31
7-19
8-
2
8-23
10-30
.
6-11
10-20
7-15
6
9
Quaker
Oats,
Mining
33A%>
4%
5%-
Reliance
3
6-21
6-21
7-
5
6-21
25c
7-15
7-
15c
7-15
6-30
National Theatres,
Inc.
35c
(increased)
New
7-
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd.—
Co.
20c
1
2
7-30
7-15
8-
6-15
7-
8
30c
Tel.
Ges
(quar.)
Ltd.
&
—
Electric
8-
15c
7-15
$5c
(quar.)
-
common
00
2
6-24
7-
1
(quar.)
—
<N
(quar.)'
'
5%
&
Engineering
Corp. of
(Canada)
preferred
Reliable
N.
Y.
(increased)!
7-15
Resistance
Welder
Resistoflex
Corp.
Racing
9-lt. J
10-1
9-15
2%c
1-2-55
124$
8- 2
7- 6
$1.06
$1.06'A
$1.50
25c
40c
30c
30c
$2.50
25c
$1
$1
4c
-
1
9-10
8-15
7-26
10-
7-26
8-15
8-15
7-26
8-16
7-15
2
7- 5
7-26
7-10
'
8-
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
9-
1
8-13
8-
2
7-15
7-15
6-21
2
7-12
7-30
7-16
81
1
9-10
1-2-55
12-10
10-
1
9-10
1-2-55
12-10
10-
7- 8
7-29
7-29
7- 8
7-12
7- 1
8-
2
7- 6
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-15
7- 6
7-20
1
7-15
7-
7-15
7- 5
6-30
7-31
11'Ac
$2.50
7-15
7- 1
7-20
7- 9
7-
6-10
6
7-15
6-21
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-30
7-20
7-20
6-30
1
6-30
8-
7-15
7- 5
7-15
7- 5
7-15
6-30
90c
$1.17'/2
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
6-18
7-15
7-15
6-13
11-15
10-30
$4c
$1
$2
$1.25
40c
$1.06'A
$1.05
$1.12'/2
7-15
6-28
2
7-14
7-15
6-25
7-15
7-5,
8-
8-
2
7-15
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
8-13
6-22
7-20
$1.50
35c
7-20
75c
933Ac
9-13
8-
10-
6-22
7-
9
2
9- 1
9-
1
1
8-12
7-15
8
6-17
7-
8-
3
6-29
6-16
$1.25
50c
20c
$10c
$25c
40c
$27c
8-
3
7-14
$1.12'/2
10c
5%?
Corp._!
(stock
dividend)
Association
15c
(quar.)
7-10
7-21
7-31
8-
6-30
7-15
3
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-
10-
6-29
6
1
7-15
8-16
7-15
7-15
1
.
9-15
6-25
2
8-
(i-15
7-1
7-15
9-15
37'/2c
8-
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
1
9-,15
2
7-20
30c
933Ac
88-
2
Rice-Stix,
Rich's
Inc.,
Inc.,
33A%
(reduced
common
common
preferred
1
50c
Brand
Antelope Copper Mines,
Co.
Rice
?
1
(quar.)
River
American
1
(quar.)
7-
6-22
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Stores
Rike-Kumler
2
Co
Corp. (quar.)
Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Republic Steel Corp.. com./(quar.)
Revere
/
20c
(increased)
6-30
Association—
25c
7- 9
7-30
50c
50c
20c
(quar.i
Roari
1
-
(quar.)
com.
Electric
12-
5
(quar.)
(Mass.), com
preferred (quar.)
1-2-55
5
$37y2c
Co
Co.
Reitman's
7-
—
6-30
7-26
35c
Reinsurance
7-
com.
Corp.
3
$1.12'A
Colorado,
(quar.)__
2nd preferred
Reda Pump
Reece
6-30
common—
;
6-30
7-15
1
6-30
7-10 V
2c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
9-
7-12
(quar.)
of
Ralston Purina Co.,
Reading
■
$$1.50
$75c
(quar.)
com
Quincy
,
(
7-10
-
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Products
Ltd.
(quar.)
common—.
Co.
6%
'"
25c
(initial)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
partic. preferred
preferred
1
10-
2
(quar.)
B
com.
preferred
preferred
4'/2%
8-
(quar.)„
new
3.60%?
(quar.)—.
4.20%
2
20c
Nat'l Manufacturers & Stores Corp.
National Shares Corp. (quar.)
■
'
25c
preferred
8-
$5c
6-18
$1.25
t
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd., com
Procter & Gamble, 8%> pfd. (quar.)
Prosperity Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
8-31
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
preferred
non-cum.
lc
5C
6-18
7-15
8-13
$1.50
$1
15c
65c
6'Ac
17'/2c
Dome
25C
6-18
7-15
7 lOr.I
$1.75
common
of Canada
Pratt-Hewitt
(quar. )_r_:
preferred (quar.)—
Car,
preferred
7-15
$1.25
Service Corp.,
Inc.,
Elec.,
7-16
$5c
Co., 6%
General
1
2
6- 4
6-28
Columbia,
(quar.)
6
25c
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A (quar.)
British
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
8-
2%
Corp.
Gas
$5
Power Corp.
10c
—
of
Tools
8-
7-
9
7-15
2%c
,
(quar.)
Wire & Cable Corp.
(quar.)_
Plymouth Cordage Co., common (quar.)
Employees' stock (quar.)—1__
6
55c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
pfd.
Plastic
7-
7-12
75c
(s-ai—
7-
7-15
>;
$12V2c
1
15c
(quar.)
-
•
Co.—
(quar.)
8-
50c
(quar.)
Telephone
Ry.
$4
Mines
7-27
58c
(stock
7- 1
currency
Corp., 4'/2%- pfd. (quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (s-a)
Cinn.,
37'Ac
Inc.
7- 6
7- 1
7-15
75c
$1
97'/2c
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R. R. Co. (quar.)
1
56'AC
(quar.)
7- 6
30c
$1
25c
55c
$1.18,%
$1.12'/2
$1.10
(quar.)
(interim)
6c
pfd.
6
7-26
7-15
(quar.)
Aircraft
$1.65
(quar.)
7- 2
(resumed)
com.
Distance
1
2c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Ltd.,
Philippine
8-
37'Ac
common
7-15
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
7-15
8-16
8- -2
(quar.)
10-
5c
Frjtdnnd
Morris & Co.,
4%
6%
dividend
Common
7-15
Philip
12'Ac
Quarterly
New
6-30
97'Ac
7-15
1
8-17
7-31
2
7-
1
7-15
1
8-
7-20
preferred
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
9-
—
8-16
(resumed)__
com.
participating
$183Ac
Department Stores
Brunswick
Transportation Co.,
$1
3
Company
Steel
(quar)
9-
96'Ac
2
9-
Phila.
(quar.)
preferred
1
Natomas
7-15
6-30
preferred
10-
7-17
8-
7-15
6
2nd
t$1.75
6
30c
2
7-
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-14
$1.12'/2
$1.12'/2
$1
$1
(quar.)
Potomac Edison Co.,
8-
$1.12'A
8-
$4
Portland
8-
9
7-15
3
Ltd.
(increased quar.)
Co.
preferred
9-
1
7-20
2
1st
1
9-
30c
8-
$4.50
10-
20c
& Sons,
6-15
7-22
t$1.75
City Bank
$1.40
2
2
3
National
Starch
6-15
8-
3
Co..
National Electric
Cement
7
Register Co.
preferred
Permanente
8-
7-15
(quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
9-
National
National
6-21
9r
Cash
5
2
6-
National
National
8-
50c
—
—
7-14
1
15c
—
1
$20c
Co.—
(quar.)
1
35c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
Straus-Duparquet,
Biscuit
5%
7-20
1
7-15
8-
;
Co.__
10-
Inc.,
National
preferred
Cola
Pepsi
2
9-
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
3
10-
Co.
Fuel
9
8-
1
7-30
8-
32'/2c
$75c
$$1.50
(s-a)
$25c
& Co.,
National
4%• %<
8-
Co.
t25c
preferred
National
6-30
9-
40c
(quar.)
7-31
(quar.)
—
common
$1.05
common
9-15
'35c
45c
25c
33C
(quar.)
$1.50
com.
States Tel. & Tel. Co.
Stock
7-20
96y4C
I
National
8-
Traffic
Pittsfield
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
9-30
•
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
pfd. (quar.)
5C
(quar.)
&
Co.
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd.—
System.
7-10
343Ac
preferred
(quar.)
Narragansett Electric, 4V2%
7-15
8-
10c
6 2'Ac
—
preferred
$1.75
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Lehigh Valley R. R.
Lerner Stores
8-
$15c
com.
Record Candy Shops,
Leece-Nevllle
6-21
2
$15c
:
Sessions Co.,
Quarterly
Laura
6-30
8-
$15c
B
preferred
$2.50
7-15
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Land is
50c
37'Ac
Inc.,
class A
Extra
Nathan
29c
< auar.)
Lambert
Diablo
Penn
8-13
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
4%?
preferred
(quar.)
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)
Mount
8-13
1
7-25
$75c
3.90%
4.64%
10c
!-
Lake
&
6-30
IOC
__
Quarterly
Lain son
7-15
50c
University
Quarterly
Class
55C
50c
(quar.)—_
81.16
9
1
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
6%
$1
(quar.)—
Extension
Salle
7-
a
gains)
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)—
Kroger Com nan v, 7'?
2nd pfd.
Kuppenheimer (B.) Co. (s-a)
Ha
1
9-
Ltd.,
preferred
20c
—
<quar.)
preferred B
Mutual
100%
pfd.
12-15
8-
fund)
(quar.)-.
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4%'
1-3-55
10c
dividend
Stock
9-15
50c
realized
net
1
6%?
Penman's,
(quad-;)__„
7%>
(John)
8-13
RR.—
common
A
(Philip)
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Morris
9-
50c
(quar.)_
6-30
7-30
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
(Henry)
8-13
33'A %
iquar.l.
7%?
Mountain
and
gains)——
(low-priced com. stock
10-
45c
realized
net
87y2c
Co.,
redeemable
Morgan
1
Co.
Ltd..
Corp.,
9-
2
7-30
-—
common
(quar.)
$1.06'A
(quar.)
4%
Morrell
—
com.
Co.
preferred
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Moore
95c
Power
preferred
$75c
preferred
preferred
$6
Kansas
•
Paper
Society,
Chemical
Montana
8-
$1.30
15c
—
preference series C
$2.25
(quar.):
6-29
6c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
preferred
Monsanto
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Journal
Loan
7-12
8-
9-21
1
7-15
(quar.)
15c
(accum.)
(Robert),
Quarterly
93:%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Joplin Water Works Co.,
preferred A
preferred
10c
4*A%>
Mitchell
$1
pfd.
Royalty
&
7%
$1.32
$1.22'A
—
(quar.)—^
Mfg.. Co., class A
Missouri-Kansos-Texas
7-15
2
preferred
$4
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Bargfe Lines Co.
Light—
8-
$1.10
—
57'Ac
(initial quar.)
&
Co.
Mississippi Glass Co.. 4%
7-16
5
Co.
(monthly)
Ontario
8-
2c
(quar.)—.
&
$1
1
1
9-
7-10
7-30
(quar.)-___
Co.,
6
20c
10-
8-16
—:
8-
7-
6-30
8-16
preferred (quar.-)—
Telephone
1
IOC
preferred
Minnesota
7-15
$1.09
—
(quar.)
Miller
7-15
1
convertible
9-
2
6-30
7-15
8-16
*
Parke, Davis 8i Co.
25c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. Co. (stock div.)
8-
1
60C
common
Electric
Rhoacls,
5%
V
6-30
7-
2
8-
6-30
7-15
r
50c
-
.
A__
convertible preferred
$$1
(quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.
Abrasive
•>
4.25%-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Miller
7-10
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co..
Tea
Johnson
9-15
6-21
7-26
6-30
7-15
(2nd partial prorated payment):13c
pfd- (2nd partial prorated-payment)!--— 54V?cTelephone & Telegraph Co.—
J 6%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Packard-Bell Co.
(quar.)
•
25c
Pantex Mfg. Corp., com.
(stock dividend)—
-5%
Park CJiemical. Cp., com.
(quar.)
—^
7'/2c
6-21
$3
6-30
7-15
5%
7-
••
7- 9
Pacific
7-15
6
3
7-20
-
1
6-30
8-
Common
-
7-15
12-
30c
.
Co.
&
Laboratories
-
7-25
7-
A
'
Pacific Power &"Llght Co.—
6-30
7-15
12^15
(quar.)
85c
(quar.)
Miles
6-30
Ltd.—
Mines,
preferred
Mid-West
Co.
preferred
Central
Jersey
10-15
7'Ac
$4.22
conv.
6-15
Y.—
(quar.)—
55c
1
9-15
7-15
$75c
(quar.)____—_.
(quar.)——_—1
preferred
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec.,
9-
9-15
10-15
7-15
•8-1
7-22
2
25c
preferred, (quar..)
933Ac
_
4.90%
35c
preferred
$4.40
45c
(quar.)
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
$75c
—
(quar.)
of N.
Corp.
8-
$75c
—
preference
62'AC
$4.50
8%
_
4.40%
'
35c
————.
series)
Co., com.
preferred
Forming
9
6-15
7-
933Ac
Oil Co.,
Mfg.
25c
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.-—
..!■
7-15
7-20
7- 3
8-
Corp
(quar.)——
$1.06 »A
(quar.)——
com.
($2.50
common
Fiberglass
25c
(quar.)
Porcupine
G.)
'
1
6-21
23c
—
(quar.)-
(Arthur
of
Gas &r Electric Co. (quar.)
j.—
Lighting Corp., $4.75 pfd. .(quar.)—
Peninsular
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
Pacific
7-15
•
(quar.)
(83'Ac
common
15c
(1947
McColl-Frontenac
Mclntyre
5c
1
"
.....
Ltd
$60c
Power
$50c
—
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Sugar.
Corp.
McKee
(quar.)
75c
-
7- 3
7-14
div.).
par) for
par) held
Brewing "Co.
'8-3
9
7-2
-
7-15
$1
7-14
(stock
Co.
Pabst
7-
7-
2
8-
9c
•
6-22
$25c
Pabco
•
6-22
1
(quar.)
com.
7-14
56 'Ac
6-30
1
8-
$$1.75
62'/2c
Ltd.,
Paper Co. (increased quar.)——_—_
Products, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)~
-
6-22
50c
Oxford
7-31
7-21
25c
6-30
•
1
$1.12'/2
8-16
$$1.25
7-12
8-
20c
10c
7-15
'
2
8-
r
5%
(stock dividend)
Stores,
$3.40
6-30
interest)
share
each
6
8-
59%c
8-25
Owens-Corning
7-15
7-
30c
61'Ac
40c
$20c
Co.——
(W. L.) Corp.
$3.75
6-13
7-15
6-30
7-15
8-10
$$1.75
—:—
common
Mfg.
&
of
shares
8-12
32'/2c
$37c
75c
20c
90c
$1.02'/2
$1.20
$1.02
50c
Co
Marine
7-15
$1.12
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
Elevator
Two
(quarterly
and
Co.
Corp.
Candy
preferred
7%
6-30
2
20c
133Ac
15c
Chemical
Ontario
$17'Ac
convertible preferred
McBryde
(quar.)
com.
7
(quar.)—
Trust,
entirely paid out of divs.
Mathieson
62'Ac
Milling Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Mining Corp. (resumed)——
Nickel Co. of Canada,
Ltd.—
7-
(semi-annual)-—---
Investors
$3.75
$37'Ac
2
-
(quari)_-
May Department
—
8-
Corp
Massachusetts
Maud
CO
Gas
&
7% -preferred
Massawippi
(quar.)
Co.,
Harvester
'Oil
4'A%
America
Outboard
$31'Ac"
Holdings Ltd., 5%. partic. pfd. (quar.)
Martin-Parry
12c
North
7
■-
Marine Midland Corp.—
*
Maritime Tel & Tel Co., Ltd., com.
7-15
30c
7-
-$30c
8-25
10-
$1.20
2
—25c
(s-a)'
Mar-Tex
9-10
27'Ac
(initial)
8-
9
8-21
■
„
37'Ac
Otis
J
7- 2"
1
125c" """8-
----- -
4%" pfdTTquar.T
6-30
-
(quar.)——
5-3
7:23
/
6-30
;
*7- 9
•,
10-15
(quar.)„
(N. Y.)
Mafcle Leaf Gaidens, Ltd.
:
M R A
.9%
1
7-15
55c
Co.,
B
7-15
Stores,
.
"
•
11-
8-
40c
(quar.)
Steel Products,
Class
$1.50
preferred
;
9
7-
2
62 >/2C
———
9
8-
V 51c
(quar.)
7-15
—
8- 4
8-
55c
R.- R.—
(s-a)—i
Drug
1
■
7-16
55c
com. (increased quar.)
(quar.)—
Madison Square Garden Corp
Mailman Corp., Ltd.. 5%> pfd. (quar.)——— Malldr^ (P. R.), 4'/2%-preferred (quar.)
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc
Manischefvltz 4B.) & Go. (annual) ^i——•
Mading
7-15
9-1
$1.25
(quar.)
Oliver Corp., 4'/2%
conv. pfd. (quar.)
Oliver United Filters Inc., class A (quar.)—
$1.06'A
—
9-10
40c preferred
Corp.,
Town
50C
(quar.)
75c
25c
50c
30c
$3.50
;
.
4.92%
$1
pfd. A
Gas
Natural
Okla
8-
,
7-10
$2
-
'
pfd. (quar.)_^
Ltd., 7%
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
Co
9-14
Oilgear
62'/2C
(quar.)
common
6%
9-17
convertible
$1
preferred B (quar.)
4%%? preferred A (quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
International
6%
2
8-
International
6%
7-
25c
9-30
of
International
1
7-22
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-
7-1
$1.25
preferred
25c
Baltimore Hotel—
7%
Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
International
2
1
participating
International
8-
5
—
International
1
8-
Quarterly of 9c from ordinary income and
21c from security profits)—
—
Institutional Income Fund, Inc. (9c from net
income
and
3c
from realized security
fi%
9-
8-
Products
Co.
25c
20c
1
Institutional Growth Fund—
profits)
9
$1.75
~vT-j
International
8
8-
(quar.)
7% non-cumul. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.) com. (quar.)
Tobacco (Canada),
Insurance
7-
1
Lord
9
(quar.)
common
2
9-
7-
(quar.)———:—-—'
Indiana Telephone, 4.30%
preferred,'(quar.)
Indiahapolis Power & Light Co.—
New
8-
7-
(quar.)
Co.,
Steel
10c
38c
(s-a)
7-23
Ltd.-—'""
dep. receipts ord. (final)
—
Amer. dep. receipts ord. (stock dividend).
Imperial Life Assurance Co. (Canada) %;/
Indiana
preferred
Corp.
Candy
1
Anier.
Quarterly
12-22
2
Imperial 'Chemical Industries,
Imi»erial
1-2-55
2
preferred
preferred
4.70%
8-16
9-21
8-
preferred
preferred
4.42%
1
1
Corp.,
Co
Power
4.03%.
4.26%.
9-
$1
7-15
25c
1
10-
(Md.) class A (quar.1)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
•
7-15
7-
8-
non-cumulative preferred
Illinois
7-15
$1
Long-Bell Lumber
5c
6%
2
(quar.)
Loft
25c
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)--
Illinois Central
8%
6-30
8%>
7-15
2
8-
8-
—
Brick
pfd.
(quar.)—
Co.,
Pipe
2-18
8-
50c
preferred
Illinois
3-10-55
11V4C
(quar.l
Joint
6-18
Huttig Sa,sh & Door Co.
.
50c
11-18
,
IOC
6-25
Preferred
8-18
12-10
10c
6-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd. class A (quar.)
5%
2-18
1
7-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.00 3-10-55
50C
9-10
50c
(quar.)
B
11-18
7-15
7-
7-15
4.40.%
6.40%
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
Class
8-16
8-18
50C
Holier4
-
37'Ac
Inc.
Household' Finance
3%%
1
9-10
$1.10
7-15
$75c
(quar.)—
Inc.
Shoppes,
1
9-
$1.10
2
7-15
8-16
9-
871/aC
12'Ac
Hollingshead
Border's,
8-31
35c
When
Payable of ReCt
$1.50
993Ac
—.—
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., com. (quar.)—
4% adj. preferred (quar.)
North American Aviation Inc. (quar.)
North American Refractories Co. (quar.)—
North Carolina RR.. 7% guaranteed (s-a)__
Northern Central Ry. Co. (s-a)
Northern Illinois Gas Co., common—
5% preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co., Ltd., com
Northern Pacific Ry. (quar.)
Northern States Power (Minn.) com. (quar.)
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
$4.10 preferred
(quar.)
$4.80 preferred'(quar.)
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
1
—
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
q%
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Local Finance Corp., com.
(quar.)————
Lock
(R. M.) Corp. (quar.)—
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)-4.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Holmes (D. H.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Home Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
9-11
9-11
10c
8-
50C
(quar.)
common
10-24.
7-10
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
7-24
1
—
Original (quar.)
Original (quar.)
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
9
7-
———
—
Co.,
&
A
7-
7-31
1
50c
preferred
25c
A
Quarterly
Class
7-31
933Ac
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4'A%» pfd. A (qu^r.)
Higbee Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hines
(Edward)
Lumber Co.
(quar.)
Hiram Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Hoe
2
7-15
2
8-
/
5
8-
11-
37»/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Liquid Carbonic Corp., com. (quar.)
3'A % preferred (quar.)
Little Miami RR. Original (quar.)
6-30
(quar.)J
common
7-5
12'Ac
—
Shipbuilding Corp.—
New common (initial)Newark Telephone (Ohio)—
New York
50c
:
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50
preferred B,
Heinz
6-30
7-15
37'/2C
Per
8-16
9-15
40c
50c
Quarterly
1
*
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
;
Quarterly
15c
(quar.)
—-;
D. E (quar.)
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc. (qdar.)
Hayes Mfg. Co. (reduced)
Hecht Co., com. (reduced) —
3%%
preferred (quar.)
—
I
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
/ Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur. Co. (Fort Wayne)—
25c
preferred C
4»A%
7-16
68%c
$12'/2c
Harrisburg Hotel Co.
—Hartford Electric Light Co. (quar.)——
(J. P.) Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Havana Lithographing Co.—
<6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
—.
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
Hartz
Name of Company
Monday, July 5,1954
...
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
of Company
Holder1
When
Per
Name
5%
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(98)
Mills
shares
(quar.)
(interim)
7-15
28c
8-2
7y2d
7-13
Ltd.—
7-20
6-30
7-12
6-
8
r
Number 5339
180
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
.
r.lio'Stpreferred
Corp.-
Roll-Eoyce,
7- 3
8-13
1
8-13
1
8-13
$1.183/4
9-
1
8-13
7-15
0-30
i2y2%
7-22
6-
7-27
8-
3
7-
1
5c
8-
3
7-
1
Royal
■7- 9
6-30
7-30
7-30
7-30
6-30
6-lw
7-26
7-
7-15
7- 2
7- 6
7- 6
7- 1
7- 1
6- 4
4
6-28
6-18
6-18
r
6-18
j>
i
9-15
9-
1
dividend
Stock
7-30
Co.
9-10
(N.)
Slater
7-26
of
Ltd.,
Co.,
7-26
Common
7- 5
9-10
Trane
Trans-Caribbean
7-15
22*'2C
7-15
$2
Extra
9-10
Solar
8-13
6-30
South
6-21
8-20
7-15
7-
25c
8-10
25c
7-15
7-
1
25c
7-15
7-
6
27'/2c
8-2
7-20
1
7-12
i
7-16
Extra
208
:
Caiif.
4.48%
7-16
Union
91 Vic
9-
1
8-13
$4.50
preferred
91V4C
9-
1
8-13
$4
$1.07 %
9-
1
8-13
$3.70
6-28
7-10
53c
12-10
$3.50
6-17
United
Southern Canada
12-10
6%
7- 8
United Bond &
3
United
7-
3
6-30
8-
2
7-
1
8-
2
7-
1
7- 6
Colorado
4.80%
5%
6-15
7-
2
7-13
t20c
7-28
6-28
+15c
8-
Nevada
7-1
6-30
8-
7-
1
United
10c
___.
ptd.
3,90%
7- 9
Co.
7-
(quar.)
8-
3
50c
U.
S.
37MsC
7-15
6-30
U.
S.
United
8-
1
7-15
United
8-
2
7-15
$4.20
45c
7-15
6-19
Universal
62M.C
9-15
8-13
8-
6-18
(quar).
10c
Class
Van
8-13
Van
92y2c
8-
2
7-20
97V'2C
8-
2
7-20
$1.03 3)4
8-
2
7-20
Ventures,
$1.06 Vi
8-
2
7-20
Victoria
$1.10
8-
2
7-20
$1.15
8-
2
7-20
Virginian
25c
10-
1
9-15
Vulcan
25c
12-15
(quar.)
Cement" additional,"!"
Tobacco
Insurance
of
(quar.)
Home Products,
9- 1
1
A
6-17
«5tSn
6-15
7-15
9-15
9-15
7-20
7-20
6-39
(extra),:
Stuart
&
Textiles,
Puller
RR.
Co.,
&
Co.
(quar.)
12 V2c
Preference
«eet8 Co.
Co.
7-12
4
6-18
6-25
20c
8-20
8-10
15CI
7-
9
6-18
tl5c
7-
9
6-10
+
8-
Ltd.
& Co
5%
Co.,
&
Steel
Bros.
$4.25
preferred
Wellman
Chemical
7-10
8-
15c
8-
1
2
7-10
7-15
9-30
12-31
2
25c
8-
9-10
9-15
127-
5
7
8-27
West
1
9-14
30c
9-10
8-27
9-30
56c
10-
8-
9-15
2
7-
1
1
(quar!
"
-__-_!!!!!!!!!!!!!
25c
8-
2
7-20
20c
7-15
(quar!!!!!!!!!
12»/2C
6-
1
7-15
8-
2
$1
8-
2
7-15
$1
__
(quar.)
Western
8-31
7-31
the
'
1
The
7-13
(accum.)
(reduced)
62yac
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)_
1
7-15
9-10
6-11
be
7-16
6-16
25c
$1.12 y2
7-12
RR.
6-18
7-14
7-
2
8-
2
7-
2
8-
2
7-
2
7-15
5%
7-
7
6-14
7-
7
8-
2
6-30
8-
2
Class
B
8-
7-20
had
7-10
Union
Co.
Stock
7-20
7-
6
Wisconsin
40c
7-15
6-24
+$1.25
7-15
6-24
3
7-12
50c
10-
1
9-
1
1-2-55
12-
1
50c
20c
27c
8-
2
9-15
7-15
9-
1
(quar.)
Woods Mfg.
pfd.
B
Worcester
4.44%
Wrigley
6-21
7-15
6-18
17 Vic
7-15
$1.50
8-16
8-
2
31/8%,
G,
3V8%,
H,
J,
Series
K,
1
of
8-
2
7-12
8-2
County
(Wm, Jr.)
31,
May
an
rural
in
3 '/a %
Gas
Ltd.
4.32%
4.16%
Common
♦
7-15
7-1
8-17
8-
maturing
amount
The
bonds
2
6
1,
1,
Jan.
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock div.)
1982—
1984—
:
Nov.
25,000,000
t
3,000,000
570,000
150,000
800,000
600,000
5,000,000
and
is
ol
bonds
of
of
deed
unlimited
issuable
under
the
shs.
shs.
shs,
shs.
150,000
800,000
600,000
4,251,060
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
indenture
company's
of
trust dated Sept. 1, 1939, as supplemented and
and, subject to the terms thereof, additional
series may be issued.
any
UNDERWRITERS
through
(par
Blyth
—
Co.,
&
The
several
named
underwriters
as' representative,
Inc.,
below,
acting
have entered into an
they have severally
from tne company at
6-25
9-15
8-31
agreed
9-
1
8-20
8-
2
7-16
7-
8
6-28
35c
7-
8
6-28
7-20
7-10
8-20
7-30
25c
8-26
7-26
7-15
7-
7-31
$25
8-
1
2
7-15
8-10
7-23
8-10
7-23
7-15
7-
45c
3c
9-
1
7-23
8-13
8-
2
7-
Vic
8-
1
7-15
$ 1.12 y2
7-15
6-18
6-18
7-15
6-18
7-15
6-15
$35c
7-15
6-15
8-
7-15
2
8-16
8-
2
11-15
11-
1
2-15-55
2-
1
7-15
9-10
6-18
112 Vic
7-31
7-
9
7-
9
tl7Vic
7-31
stock
Shares
G.
Walker
H.
52,000
21,00o
Bacon,
The
21,000
Blunt
Boston
First
Glore,
Corp.—_
Goldman,
Harriman
Co.— -—
Ripley
&
Stroud
Collett
21,000
Merrill
Brothers--
Beane
—
Barney & Co.—---& Webster Securities
Stone
Corp.
Securities
Corp
A.
A.
Co
&
5,000
5,000
Co
&
Hughes
&
5,000
Co., Inc
F.
& Co
Smithers
S.
Sutro
&
Co
Richard
W.
H.
Hentz
&
Illinois
The
14,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.:—- 14,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.--— 12,000
Irving
&
T
5,000
Co
5,000
5,000
_____
Clarke
2,500
Corp.
Co
2,500
2,500
Co.—
Mackall & Coe
2,500
——
Lundborg
&
Sweney Cartwright
2810.
p.
5,000
—
Cook
Schw'abacher
Trask & Co
179,
5,000
Shumaker,
&
Raffensperger,
14,000
Spencer
5,000
Co
&
Cohn
Inc.
16,000
Hutzler—
Son_„
&
5,000
Kidder
Newhard,
14,000
14,000
14,000
14,000
&
5,000
5,000
5,000
Corp
McCormick
Weld & Co. ——— 21,000
& Co
;
21,00o
G. Becker & Co. Inc
16,000
Bros.
M.
Kiser,
Witter
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc,—
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
W. C. Langley & Co.
F. S. Moseley & Co
5,000
Inc.-.
Co.,
Share
21,000
White,
Dean
9,000
Corp
Indianapolis Bond and
21,000
21,000
21,000
;
9,000
Inc
Hilliard
B.
J.
J.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
ner
Smith,
21,000
—
&
Co
Elworthy & Co.———_r_'
Farwell, Chapman & Co.__
i-eaoody & Co.—— 21,000
Lehman
Co.,
&
9,000
9,000
Co
Simmons—
&
City Securities
Co.,
Inc.
Kiuuer,
Ellis
12,000
Co
&
Milwaukee
The
21,000
Sachs & Co._— 21,000
&
Forgan
&
Whipple
Co
2,500
2,500
& Co.—
6-25
1
7-15
10-
preferred
new
Eastman, Dillon & Co
9
7-15
the
purchase
share:
Blyth & Co., Inc
1
6-25
to
per
Shares
7-14
a registration statement with the
preferred stock, $100 par, to be
underwriting group headed by The
First Boston Corp.
and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The dividend
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
The
2
7-16
SEC
2
7-16
offered
8-
1
7-20
8-16
8-
2
2
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-10
8-20
7-30
$1.50
7-31
7-16
7-15
6-30
June
25
filed
75,000 shares of its
public sale through an
covering
for
amendment.
,
,
.
.
to redeem the company s pi eferred
estimated cost of $5,315,000, and
the balance for part payment pf short-term borrowings now amounting
to $4,500,000 which were incurred for interim financing of construc¬
tion and for other corporate purposes.
1954 construction expenditures
are
estimated at $12,858,000.—V. 179, p. 2373.
Net
stock
proceeds are to be used first
dividend series, at an
5.40%)
6-30
7-16
on
company
88-
8-
Hempslvire—Registers With
Commission—
Public Service Co. of New
Securities and Exchange
$1,433/4
—
Puget
Sound Power &
Net income
redeemable
share held)
(monthly)
Outstanding
$48,000,000
15,000,000
12,000,000
25,000,000
1954—-
1,
7-15
25c
6-23
OO
to
7-15
net
7-20
months
8-
2
Light Co.—Earnings
ended May 31, 1954
amounted to $4,126
-
share on the 2,177,879 shares of common stock
announced on June 28 by Frank McLauglilin.
represents an increase of 21.7% over the $3,391,550
year previous,
equal to $1.56 a sh^e. For the f e
equal to $1.89 a
outstanding, it was
9
President.
$1.11
for the 12 months
840,
7-
Electric
Co.
company
$11,979,819.
FINANCING
underwriting agreement with the company whereby
non-cum.
(quar.)
of
PRESENT
'
1975—
1977—
1979—
the
1954
Income
Authorized
1,
$100)
(par $25(
(par $25).
;
stock (without par value)—
mortgage
$15c
—
•„
notes:
amended,
20c
(quar.)
1959
areas.
30,
net
TO
%
Nov.
pfd. stock
series pfd. stock
series pfd. stock
6-25
7-15
due
April
and
EFFECT
Sept.
due
series
7-16
8-
GIVING
du»)
ended
$60,024,312
notes, maturing serially to Dec.
1961—
...
Cumulative preferred stock (par $100):
9
7-
$2
6%, pfd.
31,
electric
communities
of
3%%, due July 1,
3%%, due Jan. 1,
note,
7-31
25c
(sra)
May
1974.
treasury funds, will
cumulative preferred
7,
7-12
37y2c
stock for each
preferred
through
share
after
4%
8-13
35C
3%,
Unsecured
7-15
9-
6-18
15c
(quar.)
Stock
oversubscribed and
was
per
par
months
12
bonds:
F,
Series
7-23
v
25c
(quar.)
Yards
Co.. Ltd.,
share
mortgage
50c
—
(quar.).
Power,
Southern
(Alexander)
(One
7-15
10c
the
revenues
Series
$1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
20c
8-
6-30
75c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
common
Wisconsin Electric
25c
1
$1.25
Rubber
6
$26
to
is
company
Series
V.
—
preferred
Oil
at
unincorporated
operating
♦First
1
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
Wood
8-
60C
Paper Co.,
Corp.,
offering
proceeds, together with
outstanding shares of 4.90%
CAPITALIZATION
7-16
7-
Corp.—
(quar.)
7-20
+
5
2
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
Wilcox
88-
$1.25
prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
6%
$1.06 y4
$2
4%
prior
and
Salomon
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
$2
'
i
downward
redeem
to
Series
10c
$50c
—
Telegraph Co.
20c
°f California (quar.)j
—
(quar.)
Whitehead Bros.
This
net
EARNINGS—For
6-30
Co.—
Stationery
Westminster
Trust.
■
towns
6-14
Co.
A
preferred
5%
(quar.)
—
&
Common
used
Union
(quar.)
A
Tablet
Western Union
Albany
public utility operating in
Indiana, serving 70 out of 92 counties in the state. At Dec. 31, 1953
the company supplied electric service to 337,381 customers in 724 cities,
6-24
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Western
the
of
Indiana, Inc.—Preferred
of
redeemable
is
prices scaled
BUSINESS—The
$1.50
A
A
and
stock.
7-10
7-15
■
$1.02 Vi
(accum.)
8-16
2
8-
pfd.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Whiting
65c
4(4%
Securities
A
Pacific
oCrp., is clerk.
Springfield, • Mass.,
of
Co.
6-22
17
(quar.)
class
Co.
Service
PROCEEDS—The
7-14
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Insurance
$2.50
Western
Tool
Trust
—
stock
at
7-13
1
$1.25
(quar.)_^
Co.,
Grocers,
Service
Coolidge
!
books closed.
and
88-
$1.06 Vi
_T
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
Western
5%
Power
preferred
preferred
4.10%
Wichita
7-15
Foundry
Steel
preferred
Penn
4.20%
5%
5
!
7-15
8-16
20c
6-30
7-
common (quar.)
(quar.)——
8- 5
$38c
$1.12'/a
i
6%
Co.,
1
prior
Gaston,
Blyth & Co. Inc. headed an underwriting
group which on June 30 offered 600,000 shares 4.16%
cumulative preferred stock at par ($25 per share) and
25c
(quar.)
Michigan
Service—
Co.,
8
7-23
(quar.)—
com.
$5 preferred
Kentucky Coal Co.
8-
;
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7%
$2
preferred
9-
3
Engineering Co
End
of
2200.
p.
Offered
62y2c
West
7-
(quar )
9-22
8-
2
25c
Washington Gas Light Co.,
West
(quar.)
—
West
15c
(quar.)_____„
8
$1
(quar.)
Weatherhead Co.,
Loring
Machine
Chambers
Beacon
37V2C
(quar.)
Co
preierred
the
Baush
the
the
50C
pfd.
7%
4
;
(s-a)
9-
155/aC
(quar.)
Co., common
$4.50
with
also
of
of
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Swasey
preferred
178,
is
Public
6-30
9-22
60c
(quar.)
Co.
8-
(s-a)_
com.
7-
7-15
—
&
firm
the
$15c
Trust
6-30
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
10c
5% preferred (quar.)
Railway Co., 6%
pfd.
7-15
4334 c
(quar.)
2
$1.25
(quar.)
8-14
__________
common
—V.
$2
(s-a)
Grey
with
trustee
7-2
(s-a)
(quar.)—
12V2c
Inc.
America, Inc
39!^conv.
^hn
6-25
2
7-15
15c
25c
Quarterly
6-8
of
7-10
93%c
(quar.)
Supertest Petroleum
Corp., Ltd.,
5"
&
6-25
common
preferred
USpecial°ld C°rP'
Swift
7-10
I"
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Oil Co.,
(quar.)—_
pfd.
America
of
Detinning Co.,
$1.40
(quar.!,.!.
-
n
12V'2c
$1.25
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp.—
i"'° conv- Pfd- (1952 series)
*.4/e
7-16
Clothier
Co.
Suburban Electric
2nd
7-23
$1.25
Ltd.
7-20
8-
Loring
Co.—
.
Warner
6
B.)
preferred
Corp.
&
Walker
7-
6
Corp.—
ubnitz Greene
Spring Corp.
li
11-JU
8-
50c
______
Prefei'red (quar.)
Strawbridge
6-29
7-1
&
stony Brook
if
12-10
U0c
(quar.)
Whatley Davin
»
8-31
tl5c
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
qtn'L
7-14
7-21
2
stern
convertible
+30c
;
Bros. Stores Inc.
Baer
,
6-29
6-18
9-15
6-25
&
<?tiv'£
7-15
7-15
preferred
q,
Stern
9-10
5%
(J.
Crucible
Vulcan
(s-a)
B
S(!rLC°«of c^nada
2
Vanadium
Warren
_
8-16
30c
$4
class A
Extra
1
J.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
6-22
7-15
N.
_
stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
12-
Sciver
10c
div.)
A (s-a)_____
Stanley
8-13
Co., com.
7-15
class
8-13
6-30
(stock
trustee
40c
(irreg.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Camp Sea Food Co.
5%
IOC
Commercial
B
Co.
_____
Vinco Corp.,
'i
director
and
87'/2c
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-12
8-13
6-22
Co.
1
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class
Class
Upson
Valspar
and
lawyer
Jr.,
& Boyd,
has been elected a director to fill the vacancy
the death of his father, Caleb Loring, who died on Feb. 23.
by
3%
—
9-
.___
•
2
Extra
Loring,
Rice
Mr.
25c
(quar.)
2nd
conv.
Insurance
570,782
and
50c
non-cum.
717,220
582,671
7-20
25c
.__
preferred
$6
Universal Leaf Tobacco
preferred
Standfields, Ltd.,
7-15
(quar.)_
Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)__
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Stores,
3,604,622
886,954
628,922
7-20
35c
(quar.)
common
Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
3,724,670
997,535
457,306
7-20
S.
6-18
3,852,226
629,798
8-16
40c
5
7-15
3,021,536
8-16
$1.50
<quar.)__
5
7-15
108,777
income—_
8-16
20c
5
Corp.
142,492
138,515
179, p. 2476.
Snow
20c
common
7-
Shoe
245,819
163,686
railway——
oper.
Caleb
50c
(quar.)_
7-
70c
(quar.)
1
10c
7-
$1.20
(quar.)
8-13
31V2C
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fire
(quar.)
com.
7-31
7-15
preferred,
Portland
A
Plywood Corp.,
$759,287
278,9d9
Plymouth Cordage Co.—New Director Elected—
9-20
9-15
25c
7-31
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
28c
i7y2c
(quar.)
1
7-
$10c
Glass
t$1.50
—
6-25
7- 5
U. S.
$870,287/;:;
railway—
from
ry.
—V.
7-15
$2.50
common..
preferred
.
1951
$786,620
1952
161,488
121,162
income-—
from
Net
15c
Foreign Securities Corp.—
(interim)
2nd
railway
railway—
oper.
1953
6-30
10-
$10c
U.
(quar.)
(Trenton) (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Standard Milling Co
__J!_!_!!!—_
Standard Oil Co.
(Ohio), 33/4% pfd. A (quar.)
standard Products Co.
(increased)
standard Radio,
Ltd., class A (increased)
Class B (quar,).
Standard Silica Corp.
(quar. )!!!!!!!!!!—!"
7-14
S.
$6
1954
$652,195
accrued dividends.
Co., common & voting trust ctfs.
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4(4%
preferred (quar.)___
tuamonai
6-28
1
from
Gross
87y2C
Common
6-15
—
10-30
U.
6-15
20c
com.
(quar.)—_
Spokane International RR. Co.
Q'iarterlv
6-18
2
B
33c
Service,
4.60%;
6-18
6-30
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Standard
7-15
6-15
(initial)
4.25%
Standard
Foil Co.,
3
(quar.)__.
Electric
4.40%.
Spokane
S.
(quar.)
preferred
4.15%
U.
8-
8-16
11-15
7-15
1
(reduced)
8-10
7-15
preferred A
&
Co.
class
13)
page
From Jan. 1—
8-25
75c
8-26
8-
12-28
11-26
$30c
(quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
30c
ry.
1-5-55
62yac
(quar.)
Ltd
Canal
S.
$1.12%
from
Net
7 Vic
(quar.)
U.
(quar.)
Co.
Net
2
9-23
$40c
;
class A
9
Class
Gross
7-
1
25c
(quar.)
United
25c
—
6-30
7-31
56y4c
6-30
50c
7-15
10-
$$1.75
(s-a)
6-30
50c
Public
preferred
A
Mines,
&
.
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hill
RR.
J.
1
Corporation and
May—
$1.12%
7-30
7-
6-30
25c
Specialties
Keno
payment
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
9-15
(s-a)
7-30
2
7-15
$35c
common
Distributors, Inc.
United Shoe Machinery Corp.,
6% preferred (quar.)__.
8-
7-12
6-30
87'/2c
Shirt
50c
8-
6-30
(quar.)
—
Co.
53c
N.
2
2
7-15
7-15
(quar.)____
28y2c
Power
3.70%
1
Fruit
United
United
Quarterly
Southwestern
i:
United
9
2
corrected
The
Investment News
$1
class
Tool,
7-
tax.
(Continued from
40c
(quar.)
7-
__
7- 5
&
tax.
income
7
Stores
(quar.)
B
2
+
(quar.)---——
non-cumulative
B
Drill
Class
Canadian non-residents' tax. - !•
deductible at the source.
Non¬
tax
resident tax 7%.
income
2
$1.12%
Corp.—
preference
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2
6-30
1
7-
caused
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.
7-15
Southwest Natural Gas, common (s-a)
Southwestern Life Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
7- 6
9
7-
7-
92%c
Share, Ltd.
convertible
15%;
8-16
7-15
$1.12%
Glass Co.,
Corps,,
tax
General
8
Net
.
$25c
Southern New England Telephone Co.
Southern Railway Co.—
7-15
2
8-
Ltd.—
4Vs%
Power
preferred
Southern
7-15
$3.50
United
Class
Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
participating
&
7-
America
Cigar-Whelan
United
8-
40c
:
Southern Indiana Gas
tr
■
■
of
2
7-10
8-16
25c
(quar.)
Series A preferred
Power
II
7- 8
7- 1
5%.
-
Missouri
Canada
8-
1
1
7-
7-15
IV2C
pfd.
7%
7l 2
1
9-
12-
7-28
65c
preferred '(quar.)
Can
United
9-10
12-10
IV2C
(quar.)
Co.
7-
7-27
Co., common (quar.)
<quar.)___—u__
Southern
Biscuit
6-10
7-10
of
of
Co.
6-17
+35c
(quar.)
If
Gas
$4.50
7-
5c
(quar.)
Co.
2
8-
7-15
7-10
preferred
Union
7-10
(quar.)_
Co.
Gas, 6%
Lines
7-10
$1.433,4
Edison
Southern Calif.
9-10
Air
Electric
6-17
'
6-15
$30c
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7r 8
2
funds,
Canadian
published date was incorrect.
date and/or record date is indicated here.
25c
1
7-10
8-
,
5%
Ltd.,
8-
39c
Jamaica
5%
Street Corp.
$1
45 c
British
Less
y Previous
87 Vic
(quar.)
United
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Bag & Paper
preferred
Co.,
Salle
7-16
'
Less
x
6-15
1
._
t50c
Water,
preferred
4.56%
La
Corp,
1
'
a
9-15
2
in
resident
25c
Tobacco
South
(Jdylite
7-12
1
9-
(quar.)
8-
.
Southern
9-10
Corp.
85c
10c
:—
Advance
Radio
Tuckett
.
2
8-
1
(s-a)
Troy & Greenbush R. R. Association
4%%
preference (quar.)
True Temper Corp. (quar.)_____:
7-20
8-
10-
9-
Quarterly
$1.34
9
(quar.)
Quarterly
Trinity Universal Insurance, com.
8-20
7-
37y2C
A
6-30
15c
Pittsburgh
(stock
50c
(quar.)
Drug. Stores, com.___
Southern
A
class
dividend)
7-15
8-31
2
35C
——-
Airways,
Trav-Ler
___
—____i
Co.
Aircraft
(quar.)
2
—
Class B (stock dividend)
Transamerica Corp.
(s-a)
8-31
8-
50c
6-30
25c
iPayable
25c
(quar.)
6-30
18%c
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
9
17y2c
pfd.
7- 2
8-
this dividend.
for
9
7-
$1.14
7-15
12c
—
——
Sommers
7-15
8-
Class
closed
not
7-
2
25c
_
Ltd.
2
IVaC
2
$1.06 V*
$1.75 prior
8-
$37 Via C
35c
—
Ang.)
6-16
$22y2c
(quar.)
62y2c
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
common
(J. Hungerford)
(Los
22c
(quar.)—
preferred
Smith
9-10
9-
6-30
■
Co.
United Camadian
Canada,
'J.
(quar.)
4
7-10
Corp.,
preferred
8-
50c
Mines
6%
8-
50c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6-30
10c
__
preferred (quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills,
7-15
Co.
Edison
1
common...
$2.12
7-26
Trust
Traders Building Assn.,
Inc.—
Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co.
Sigma Mines, Ltd
7- 8
&
Towne
7-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Common
Insurance
(quar.)
7-10
J4c
7-16
8-20
8-
♦Transfer books
Minn.
7-31
J3iy4c
$1
of
9-10
37»/2C
—
$1.21
.
——.
Sherwin-Williams
9-13
12-13
7-
10-
Co.
Bear
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
10-1
—
6% conv. pfd. (auar.)
Mines, Ltd.
(interim;
Co.,
$1.14
,
Insurance
7-15
Cab
51
50c
Zonolite Co
(quar.)
7-15
income)—
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)—
.9-17
preferred
2
9-15
$1
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.).
Towle Mfg; Co. (quar.)
1
12-
7-17
investment
(Prom
7- 9
preferred
$1
Shares,
Selected American
6-30
25C
4Vi'/c
75C
•6-30
2
25c
(quar.)
Storage
Security
7-
80c
Corp.,
Securities Acceptance
6-30
7-15
20c
Industries, common
convertible preferred (quar-.) —
Savannah Electric & Power
5.36preferred (quar.)
:
Sclienlev Industries, Inc.
,reduced i
Schuster (Ed) & Co., common (quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co., com
6&% pfd. A (quar/)—,__
Scott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 Deferred
(quar.u—
•'
Scovill Mfg. Co., 3.65% pfd. (quar.)
3.65%
preierred
(quar.)
.___—
4.30%
preferred
(quar )
Scullin Steel Co.
(reduced)-Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)
$2.12 convertible preferred (quar.)
$5.75 preferred (quar.)—
7-15
2
12-15
$$107
75c
7-15
20c
Quarterly
25C
Savage
7-14
(quar.),
(quar.)
Zellers, Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Toledo
$1.25
Paul Fife &
Miguel Brewery, Inc
Sanborn
Map
co
7-14
2
Title
6-21
San
9-15
7-
Quarterly
7-15
$1.25
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Marine Insurance (quar.) —
Saeuenay Fower Co., Ltd., 4V4% pfd. (quar.)
San Diego Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.) __—---—-—
41/2 ■% preferred (quar.)
_——■—■—•+-4 40%
preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-12
v.
7-15
$50c
5%
st
7-30
25c
Co.. $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Thomaston Mills (quar.)
Tishman Realty & Construction, com.
(quar.)
5 %
preferred .■:'l(quar,)-______i-__^___:__^_
7-30
7-10
(quar.)__—
jfc
6-30
9-21
Yellowknife
Thermoid
$1.12V2
—
Manufacturing Co.
Yellow
2
$4
7- 9
.
Towne
6-29
7-
7
75c
(quar.)
Joseph Stock Yards
Lawrence Corp. Ltd.
St' Louis-San Francisco Ry.
6-30
7-
—
(quar.,
preferred A
41/2%
st
6-30
30c
(reduced,
Common
6-30
8- ,2
8-14
&
Share
8-
Mfg. Corp,
When
Per
Name of Company
Yale
7-12
Title
Roval Oak
6-30
20c
J15C
v,f
!
2
6-21
15c
Texas Power & Light Co.—
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
8-25
—
2
25c
$4.84
10c
______
8-
Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
<quar.)_
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
PipelineCommon (quar.)
1
9-
10c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Terre Haute Malleable &
9
9-
Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
Typewriter Co., Inc.—
7-22
7-
9-
(quar.,
common
A
(quar.)
Cqrp.«(quar<i_^.—
Row?
7-24
Share
Corp.
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Terminal Tower
(Cleve.)
(quar.)
50%
Class
Company
Temco
5
$1
Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts ord.
Corp.,
7-
$l.C21/2
'dividend—
qtock
Rocnmoor
7- 3
6-18
.
2
$1.02 y2
-
preferred J (quar.) —
4^/4'I. preferred I (quar.)
—
Plywood Corp. (quar.)
'
7-15
8-
56c
H (quar.;____
IS'/,'
40c
20c
Bofthester Gas & Electric
Common
(quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
Name of
Telautograph
Co. (N. Y.) —
When
Per
Payable
V
American Insurance
Rochester
'
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
(99)
income
This
of
ended
a
May
31,
1954,
net
income
amounted
to $1,833,105,
a
shown
share,
a
.
$9,018,682 for the same period
1953 operattn.grrevenues
Included an
from the temporary sur¬
charge billings and power sales to the City of Seattle, no revenue
was
obtained from
these sources in 1954.
On a comparable basis,
with the $1,031,470 of 1953 special revenue excluded,
operating reve¬
nues
increased $841,754 or 10.5%
for the first five months of 1954
$8,828,966
!*h
t
■
'"i1
179,
the board
was named President and a member of
Titanium, Inc., of Midland, Pa., on June 28
who retired on July 1.
Mr. Bradford
Bradford
E.
C.
Rem-Cru
ml
to succeed
was Vice-
Reisinger,
U.
Walter
:i
!
and Director of Operations
Poister was elected Chairman
president
—V.
179,
(& Subs.)—Highlights—
Rand, Inc.
each
Year Ended March 31—
J
'
ri.
'Si'
1
12,211,170
5,510,430
14,150,842
5,501,048
products
income
Met
—-
paid to stockholders..
Cash dividends per share
retained
Income
Capital
&
surp.
business
use
earns,
of
stockholders
end
the
at
fiscal
of
3.1 to 1
42,304
37,060
•'
36,725
offered
The
2601.
Continued Until July 31
The
SEC
"Frank
to
J.
below.—V.
Inc.
Co.,
Thompson-Starrett
177,
The
SEC
$
Domestic
119i742,629
12,356.821
11,375,576
sales
179,
~
$
'
128,530,131
sales—
Canadian
1954—24 Wks.—1953
$
'
' $
1954—4 Wks.—1953
to
of
65,649,351
69,592,264
Wet
ry.
Wet
ry.
57,088
38,294
2,362.431
891,513
250,674
2,160.439
815,703
318,276
1,978,317
637.683
147,889
♦Deficit.—V.
179,
91,371
2600.
p.
Water
Jose
Works—Earnings—
12 Months Ended May 21—
-Operating
Oper.
Total
$2,224,174
i;789,767
1,554.267
$674,956
14,318
$669,907
28,217
taxe^, & deprec
income
Yion-operating income
Operating
.
public sale by Clyde
officers
F.
who
has been
Co.
named
the
as
prin¬
4.
$689,274
$698,124
226,478
deductions
before
deductions
etc.
222,040
(net)
$462,796
;
$476,084
94,726
income
Net
Dividends
80,861
preferred stock
on
shares
$9.50
be
to
are
share,
per
offered
with
$1
a
sale
for
at
share
per
initial
an
price
offering
commission.
underwriting
is engaged in the production and sale of sand and gravel
natural
deposits,
and
the
preparation,
delivery
and
sale of
ready-mixed
The
for
$368,070
$395,223
30,000
12,225
30,000
19,402
15,465
9.853
common
preferred, series A
preferred, series B—
4%%
series
series
preferred,
preferred,
22,420
None
4.70%
Common
157,992
179,
;
C
D
_
2811.
p.
•
Period End. May 31—
"Net
Net
*
:1
.>»
1
>i
i*;f
1,977.663
2,198,444
1,723,035
outstdg.—
2,349.475
share—
$0.73
income
shares
Com.
*1t
Earns,
1954—5 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$13,027,657 $13,916,452 $67,212,211 $72,868,461
——
income—
oper.
ry.
per com.
1,950,761
*2,349,475
9.971,826
8.678,631
2,349,475
10,949,725
9,710,323
*2,349.475
$0.83
$3.69
$4.13
comparative purposes. 1953 figures have been restated—939,790
shares of common stock without par value changed to 2,349,475 shares
♦For
for
1)
the
of
value
par
of
$40
each.—V.
179,
mark
will
the
first
distribution
public
of
Offering—
The company recently offered its common stockholders
of record June 10 the right to subscribe on or before
Jupe 25 for 13,135 additional shares of common stock
(par $10) at $13 per share on the basis of one new share
This offering was underwritten
by Smith, Polian & Co. and Lester, Ryons & Co. (up to
50% each).
PROCEEDS—The
$150,000
the
net
addition
an
City,
to
proceeds
will
short-term
of
account
on
proceeds of which
of
179,
sinking
fund
due
debentures
used
were
the
1,
are
the debentures have been drawn by
lot for redemption on
Aug.
1954, through operation of the fixed
and
earnings sinking funds.
Redemption of the debentures at the
•current
sinking fund redemption price of
101 %>, and accrued in¬
that
notified
|»eifig
$99,000
of
1,
will be made at the office of the trustee, The
Co., 120 Broadway, New York.—V. 179, p. 1484.
terest,
Trust
June
Sun
employees
stock
annual
The
the
than
more
plan
the
be
used
notes
to
company's
OFFER,
exchange
authorized
basis.
on
In
to
ETC.—In
the company
by
banks
to
finance,
steam
in
totalling
part,
the
generating
addition,
about June
or
and
s
This
*Itcr
May
«
company
income
Marine Midland
designated
1954
15.
5%
the
of
earnings
net
in
the
nine
of
with $3,830,998 in
the
corresponding
of
in
totaled
Sales
period
a
year
three
the
were
stock
capital
Seeger
basis
earnings
equal to $4.01
outstanding,
as
last year.
compared with
to
effect
the
and
in
assist
sale
by
effecting
The
such
and
contemplated
company
1,224
shares
$100
its
of
newly
private
and
this
is
placement
in
later
1954
share on 1.120.800
against $3.43 on the
„
*
GIVING
,
First
EFFECT
the
underwriters
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING,
series
due
1981—_
4
series
due
1982——
V4 %
Debentures,
4%
Short-term
bank
Preferred
due
stock,
Common
stock
the
179,
before.—V.
p.
4
*
i
1
J
1
t
Selected American
like
2374.
1917
before
Total
y»es|r?
ass^t
valie
the
of
*
I
nt,~ amounted
a
a
share.
share
This
on
to
fund,
The
by
Edward
1954,
P.
purchased
was
7,906.
24th
annually
by
by
con~
company
Fund" from sources,
dividends on stock dividends,
of stock in employe accounts
of withdrawals from the plan.
"Surplus
plan's
because
liquidation
Sun
the
of
shares
currently
stock
Sun
to
plan—the
employees
of
are
who
to
company
June
is
an
Co.
an
The
in
incorporated
name
basic
in
Utah
changed
was
to
Jan.
on
the
generating
southwest
purchase
of
section
assets
approximately
October,
and
Southern
1953.—V.
115
179,
of
distributing
of
Utah
p.
in
May—
Gross
Net
from
ry.
From
Gross
railway
&
Seattle
railway
income,
oper.
1953
1952
$2,449,378
$2,487,583
net
The
proceeds
from
Net
ry.
railway-
oper.
179,
p.
income:
a
Power
small
and
Fredonia,
and
1951
$2,515,838
8S6.001
719.381
919.289
491,817
365,090
263,677
11,392,950
13,127,694
12,221,471
11,413,103
3,167,622
5,016,084
4,125,205
3,940,001
2,220,077
Klein
Inc.,
Co.,
Murray
be used to pay for cost
179,
properties.—V.
gas
of
number
than
more
during
p.
and'
of exploration
2709.
workmen
300
in two
engaged
are
south
fourth
quarter
of
the
through
p.
179,
Duncan,
of
this
capacity
Designed
year.
producing 120,000 tons of coke per year
Great
Lakes
Carbon
Co.
of New
day,
per
marketed
the
is for
to ba
York.
2477.
(O. A.)
stadt &
the
at
Village,
barrels
9,000
projects
Sunray
Sutton
Co.
Inc.
Offered—F. Eber-
Inc.—Stock
Corp.,
Snillinglaw, Bolger & Co.
and
headed
which on June 30 off¬
publicly 400,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $12 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.
It was the first public offering of the
nationwide underwriting group
ered
ing
sold
Sutton,
400,000
PROCEEDS—The
stockholder
sole
net
being offered, 200,000 shares are
remaining 200,000 by Mr. O.
the
and
company
proceeds
of
from
the
sale
the
be¬
A.
company.
by
the
company
will
the company approximately $2,115,000.
The concurrent sale or
15,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock at par ($100 per share;
to an institutional investor wili net the company approximately $1.*
net
The
of
debt,
aggregate proceeds of $3,550,000 will be
applied to retire
outstanding
preferred stock
and $275,000 of
and the balance of $2,575,000 will be added
long-term
working
to
capital.
BUSINESS—The company, formed
leading manufacturer of room air
electric
fans.
of
of
About
products
its
business
45%
of
under
is
the
its
the
in
1941
in
Wichita, Kansas, is »
and
air circulating
conditioners
company's business consists
own
trade
manufacture
name,
of
of manu¬
"Vornado," and about
air conditioners ior
room
Westinghouse Electric Corp., General Electric Co., and American MotorsCorp. for sale under their respective trade names of "Westinghouse,
"Hotpoint" and "Kelvinator."
The balance of the business consist
principally of jettison fuel tanks for the U. S. Air Force.
The com¬
pany's plants are located in Wichita, Kansas.
1812
company's
West
Second
principal plant and executive offices are
St., Wichita, Kansas, on a parcel of 6
buildings containing
The
2,274,786
feet
2601.
shares
common
the
by
President and
facture
718,033
2,565,138
&
corporation's catalytic cracking:
Okla.
Sunray engineers and
the construction companies are
advancing
the work all possible so that the company's new delayed coking unit
and
the UOP designed Platforming unit will both be in production
435,000.
457,188
1,872,149
to
Oil Corp.—Continues Expansion—
record
The
railway
on
to
are
oil
of
Sunray
A
Jan. 1—
from
Approximately
1.
completed one year of employment with
a
voluntary basis, to subscribe up to
buy stock through the plans.—V. 179,.
have
wages
Lawrence
development
$700,000
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,308,628
July
on
both of New
York, on June 28 publicly offered 300,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(10 cents) at $1 per share "as a speculation."
and
20,
2601.
1954
from
than one1,008,473
Sunburst Madison Oil Co.—Stock Offered—R. V.
Co.
Utah
company
and
Fredonia
customers
more
acquired
1935.
p.
secured
electric
in
served
consummated
was
The
1932.
23,
area
which
91,945 shs.
2,000 shares of preferred stock contemplated
of the proceeds thereof to retire $200,000 of
banks is reflected.
Power
29th—began
participating.
eligible,
are
their
for
have
In addition, there are 438,351 shares;
employees' acocunts in unliquidated plans.
employees
company
10%
account
now
stockholders,
Sun
of
plans.
these
credited
new
12,000
who
employees,
number
through
Of the
shs
of
Arizona.
of
Co.,
l',224
par)
par)
company
serves
portion
Light
on
($100
use
notes
Dixie
Co.
which
Value Up—
$31,120,816, as of June 15,
with total value of
15, 1953.—V, 179, p. 1051.
compares
June
announced
the
in
stock
total
date,
half
478 000
200 000
sale
planned
as
Power
—V.
Shares, Inc.—Asset
of
and cash
contributions for purchase
company
To
8
i
company's
stock of this company.
955 000
___
1971
($10
the
$1,176 000
loans
5%
ETC.
* Outstanding
.
,
mortgage bonds:
3 V2 %
Net
in-the
distributed
shares
of
dividends,
—V.
employing
sale.
DIVIDENDS—Quarterly dividends of 25c per share or at the rate
$1 per share per annum have been paid on the common stock in
years.
The most recent dividend of 25c per share was paid
on
June 1,
1954.
a
$87,621,306
the-
on
hands
the
company
accumulated
or
stock
out
the
plans,
balance
as
closed
Cedar
recent
Spokane Portland
ended
period
quarters
$84,163,046,
valued
the
of
been launched
which has
of a series
1926.
one
since
these
tribution
$350,000
in
par,
for
its
preferred stock,
$100 par, on a share-for-share
to finance the
balance of bank loans the company
order
Net
months
shares
into
liquidation
upon
contributes one dollar for every
two
dollars
invested by
employees.
The stock is purchased over a
one-year period by the Trustees of the Plan and held by
them for
an
additional period of four years at which time the plan matures.
In
the
current
liquidation, only about two-fifths of the 141,601
shares distributed—actually
58,548 shares—were bought by the em¬
ployees' contributions.
Thus, employees received a return of 142%,
on
every share bought with
their own savings.
of
$4,498,852
months
30
Employees—
141,601
plan.
is
company
Under
construction
plant
stock,
preferred
shares of preferred stock
„
advise
was
ago.
nine
.shares
same
provisions
tax
income
compared
1954,
31,
year
The
reported
25
June
on
after
to
passed
to pay
4%%
negotiating
of 2,000
Higher Rate—
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—Earnings at
*
.
Issued
comprising
$10,600,000
June
on
2709.
p.
stock
common
at
179,
Co.—Stock
Oil
Oil
market
Sun
See V.
1969.
1,
44%
1
*129,635
Propane Gas Corp.—Private Placement—
at
"Neither
1962,
117,737
*89,464
sinking fund debentures placed privately through Eastman*
Co., with New York Life Insurance Co., will mature oa
&
construction
BUSINESS—The
Feb.
'211,774
2477.
p.
refinery
short-term
3%%
1,532,198
74.414
*224,271
-
refinery
Scabrook Farms Co.—Partial Redemption—
of
1,440,067
1,469,041
15,602
*271,347
1,178,175
income
Utah.
nor
Polders
*24.072
The 4%%
All
Southern Utah Power Co.—Common Stock
2476.
p.
*26,109
railway
oper.
Dillon
A
offering
CAPITALIZATION
Air Line RR.—May Earnings—
Cross revenues
22,975
*28,973
N
Deficit.—V.
a
Seaboard
$286,532
42,490
*60,292
railway,;
from
from
ry.
shares of the company.
is
outstanding:
4.70%
—V.
stock
193,925
available
Balance
4%%
1951
$303,546
30,740
income—
oper.
Net
concrete.
proposed
outstanding
Shares
1952
$288,026
"2,343
EXCHANGE
Interest,
1953
$232,848
railway
From Jan. 1—
par.
director and Presi¬
hold an aggregate
Gregson,
directors
and
Bache &
$2
shares of stock.
the 625,000 outstanding
other
four
stock,
common
with the
These
They are
statement
registration
a
its
of
Va.—Registers
Commission—
for each six shares held.
1953
1954
$2,464,723
revenue
expenses,
ry.
the
income-.-
oper.
San
*1,553
railway
railway
from
Wet
for
filed
25
shares
for
p.
Inc., Norfolk,
Co.,
used
loans and
441.
179,
1—
Jan.
from
1951
$391,238
1,807,534
483,592
income—
oper.
From
Cross
June
on
156,250
part of
bank
repay
to property.—V.
Materials
300,000 shares of stock.
from
1952
74,048
16,219
77,870
railway—.—,
to
used
The company
$406,345
152,594
1953
$476,849
192,665
$339,545
railway
from
from
be
to
are
company
and
1954
Net
Gross
)
Ry.—Earnings—
cipal underwriter.
& Texas Ry.—Earnings—
1954
May—
Cross
Co.—Notes Sold
improvements
offered
dent,
742,317,622 712,907.468
of
Wet
and
are
The
St. Louis-San Francisco
expenses
*
railway
from
from
Suburban
the
per
May—
without underwriting. The pro¬
of reorganization, pay off credi¬
share),
per
pay
Gas
Jersey
covering
be
2080.
p.
to
Distribution
order
:
Net
With SEC—
notification with
of
of
Staten Island Rapid Transit
working capital.
Southern
This
Period End. June 19—
letter
a
With Securities and Exchange
shares
,1
($1
par
used
proceeds
additions
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Safeway
at
be
for
and
filed
21
shares of convertible preferred stock (no par)
$19 per share, and 7.500 shares of common stock
at
to
June
on
30
2601.
*
...
-
Privately—Direct
placement of $1,250,000 3V2% notes, due July 1, 1974,
was
negotiated by The First Boston Corp., it was an¬
nounced on July 1.
I
2787.
p.
•>'
.
,
7,500
offered
are
South
Consolidation—
Schaefer Co.—Proposed
Roberts &
Sec
:•
,
Smith.—V. 179,
to go to the Estate of Lloyd R.
are
.
an
cents
issued
has
p.
Sun
M&uufacturing of Robbins Mills, Inc. on July 1, 1954.
He will locate
•at the latter's main manufacturing plant at Aberdeen, N. C.
Clyde T. Moore has assumed the duties of Plant Manager at the
CSftrksvllle, Va. finishing plant of Robbins Mills, Inc. replacing Allan
"Taylor who resigned,
effective June 24.
Mr. Moore was formerly
Want Manager of the Cheraw, S, C., finishing plant of J. P. Stevens
to Co. Inc.—V.
177, p. 1841.
$ i'
-
offered
be
tors
previously
with
the Carter Fabrics Division
Co. Inc., assumed the position of Director of
&
Stevens
P.
proceeds
*
corporation
be
to
in Personnel—
Inc.—Changes
Mills,
Roberts,
T.
SEC
distribution
Net
covering
ceeds
.Robbins
<
Wis. — Stock Of¬
Milwaukee, on June 11
stock (par $10) at $6,800
Souhegan Mill, Inc., Wilton, N. H.—Files
President, on June 25 announced that the
privilege of tendering stock to the corporation for redemption at
$6 per share will coninue
after June 30, 1954 and until the close
®f business July
31,
1954—V. 179, p. 2251.
Grainger,
R.
iames
net
test
authorizing this corporation to make
share, out of capital surplus, to the
holders of its common stock and common stock, series B, outstanding
in the amount of 1,320,000 and 110,000 shares, respectively.—V
179
Co., Milwaukee,
shares of common
14
Co.
18,000
first
a
share.
per
President
Standard Power & Light Corp.—30-Cent
every
fered—Gardner F. Dalton & Co.,
p.
RKO Pictures Corp.—Tenders
.
to
mailed
been
Investment
Smith
3 to 1
37,061
year
Sheraton has offered
to $131 to meet a
The
has
offer
Oil
some
the
Gross
87,277,993
90,030,045
"
$2.71
of fiscal year
Wymber of employees at the end
179, p. 9.
8,649,794
18,940,884
93,994.933
90,157,248
$2.32
capital
Wet income per share of common stock
Ratio of current assets to current liabilities—
working
W».
1,644,168
16,060,546
-
...
Wet
The
125,211,925
6.700,740
in the business
machines & equipt.
retained for use in the
for
buildings,
land,
in
invested
increased
been
debentureholder and they are
given until July 15 to forward their securities to the First National
Bank of Boston,
67 Milk St., Boston, Mass., for Sheraton's account
against payment upon receipt.
r' '
The National
Cuba Hotel Corp.
owns
and operates, directly and
through subsidiaries, the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago, the Beverly
Wilshire
in
Beverly Hills,
Calif.,., the Gotham
in New York, and
the Nacionale in Havana, Cuba.—V.
179, P. 2080.
(
235,502,413
of
stock
accompanying
since
has
«f
39 <i
of Texas has under lease from the State of
arces immediately surrounding the discovery
This
started in open waters after congressional action
on
the Submerged Lands
Act and is likewise Standard Oil Co
of
Texas' first venture in the Gulf of Mexico.—V. 176, p. 1568.
common stock, for cash against delivery
the debentures, plus accrued
interest.
For
with
This:'offer
an
mii«»
was
deben¬
outstanding
the
of
all
sin™
been
Corpus
of
Petersen,
S.
Texas
offer.
counter
and services
225,494,354
inc. from divids., invest. & other sources,,
2,071,982
•.Paid
to
employees—includes old age benefits
V
and unemployment insurance
—
120,257,778
Sales
purchase
to
of
debenture
$100
$130.75.
*$^"*
amount
Texas
subsidiary
■
of 214 barrels daily of clean
It is located in 38 feet of water, approximately 23
Standard
common
carry
accompanying
face
the
at
offered
has
with
tures,
debentures
The
points.
or 30%
traded in.
so
are
of
a
Christi.
Uest
of Standard of California, said in narf*
"This
is
the
first success we've received
from the more than
$7,500,000 already invested in state leases and in geophysical1 and
other exploratory work which has been
carried on by Standard 09
Co.
of Texas
in offshore areas for the last several years.
If this
well indicates
a
presence
of a major oil field, development drilling
will
cost many millions more
before we can get commercial nra
duction.
'
....
"It
might be pointed out that Standard of Texas last December
paid the State of Texas $3,560,000 for the privilege to drill and
try to find oil offshore.
If this discovery turns out to be a major
field, Texas wiil be getting substantial royalties from it for many
years to come."
.....
.
r
.
*
announces
$1,600,000,
and
is
* 01
T.
owns
Sheraton
1935.
p.
Remington
ii:
stock
the shores
which
company,
gravity oil.
debentures
mately
in
off
Lands Act by Congress has
of the Submerged
Houston by
this
south-southeast
outstanding arrears on the debentures.
.The principal amount .of
outstanding is $5,380,000.
The arrears amount to approxi¬
of
iVi
,
of the Board. He now is Vicerresident of Crucible Steel Co. of America.
Rem-Cru is jointly owned
fty Remington Arms Co., Inc., and Crucible
Steel Co. of America.
S
ft
ijij
1954
Standard Oil Co. of California.
The
well tested at the
rate
the
of
all
Sheraton
made
be
to
discovery
oil
passage
nounced
Arnold W. Kirkeby for the acquisition by Sheraton
outstanding debentures of National Cuba Hotel Corp.
substantially all of the preferred stock of the National
Cuba Hotel Corp,,
and at the present time has a minority position
on
the board of directors of the company.
A majority of the board
of directors of the company represent the debenture
holders because
of
! if I
the
with
conversations
Inc.—New President of Unit—
Remington Arms Co.,
i
corporation
a
America—Proposed Purchase—
that at its instigation it commenced
Corp. of
Sheraton
The
1935.
p.
M
1
the
the first five months of
aggregate of $1,031,470 derived
1953.—V.
mver
than
less
2.1%
were
Whereas
1953
•f
approved
24
June
on
first
The
3-for-l stock split of the
presently authorized and outstanding 27,000 common shares.
The
authorized
capital stock, now 27,000 shares of no par value, was
increased to 250,000 shares of $2.50 par value.
The directors plan to issue some additional shares to increase cap¬
italization and provide additional
working capital. It is understood
that such
an
issue would be comparatively small, perhaps between
20,000 and 40,000 shares.—V, 179, p. 1726.
stockholders
The
^
■
Monday, July 5,
.
Texas—Oil Discovery—
Standard Oil Co. of
Co.—Split Voted—Financing Planned—
Shasta Water
I
share, an increase of 5.7% over the $1,733,925, or
for the comparable period of 1953.
Operating revenues for the 12 months ended May 31, 1954 were
$20,143,901, or slightly under the $20,382,838 for the previous com¬
parable period.
.
For
the
five months ended May 31,
1954, operating revenues of
equal to 84 cents
hi
...
(100)
^»viOc
hi
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
52
company
of floor
acres
in
approximately 156,300
leases
space.
Wichita
a
plant
containing
This plant is located
and
is
used
for
the
square
located at
acres, »»
feet of floor
space.
approximately 86,000 scluaF®
a parcel of approximate y
manufacture of motors an
on
jettison fuel tanks.
Sprague Electric Co.—Private Placement—
Rubin,
equal
to
$24,956,903
or
This
a
12
raised $3,607,500 for working capital by selling
shires if its common stock (par $2.50) privately to
buyers at $75 per share.—V. 179, p. 2811.
block
company
of
46,100
has
In
addition
in
Wichita,
of
a
space
to
these
properties,
the company leases other
Pr0Perti®*
approximately 80,000 square feet, consisting
laboratory, a service department, coil manufacturing
and storage space.
'
'
•
,
.aggregating
research
Number 5339
180
Volume
CUmvSue
value
$100
stock,
preferred
.
Authorized
par
25,000 shs.
_
preferred stock
stock ($1 par value)——-
Common
15,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
1,100,000 shs.
series)
Ktnrk
(issuable in
tist.u
cumulative
a%
Outstanding
shares of common stock and 7,000 shares
authorized. The cumulative preferred stock
will be authorized at or prior
8
date
for the common stock offered
t0
at At the same time the outstanding 33,500 shares of common
^ir will be reclassified into 900,000 shares.
only 33,500
uresent
At
ci
*
preferred stock are
shares of common stock
of delivery of and payment
+h
"Financing Program" for short-term borrowings outstanding
1954.
mviDENDS
It is the present intention of the board oN directors
/iofOnre
dividend of 18% cents per share payable during the com(2) See
0Ii
Period End. May
Jt.
April 30,
ending Nov. 30, 1954.
quarter
.
Dr)
(net
rent,
ry.
Other
$748,132
Total
income
$3,493,804
118,664
509,234
$1,081,945
$4,003,038
$5,767,509
6,883
7,249
41,206
38,582
charges
253,389
266,002
1,265,051
1,336,856
Net
income
$626,598
$808,694
$2,696,781
$4,392,071
Miscell.
—V.
In 1953 the company had total net sales of $23,352,218
income of $445,120.
For the five months ending April 30,
deductions
into
5
totaled $22,257,177 and net income $1,462,070, or $1.61
share based on 900,000 shares of common stock to be outstanding
F mpdiatelv prior to the consummation of the financing. This comwith net sales of $11,253,099 and net
income of $469,668, or
gales
net
New
179,
shares.—V.
common
J
Railway
quisition Ratified—
$
$
41,366,616 185,564,874 206,649,233
32,993,626 142,987,957 160,504,513
$
$
expenses-
36,918,329
28,380,163
oper._
8,538,166
8,372,990
42,576,917
1,631,98.4
1,417,971
9,362,551
revenue-
oper.
Railway
1954—5 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. May 31—
Disappointing—Ac¬
Incorporated-^-Earnings
Textron
2811,
p.
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
2477.
179, p.
MARKINGS
net
per common share.
The last
York Stock Exchange on June 25,
$40.91
of
the
on
$5,300,686
466,823
$886,870
income
$963,281
138,738
income.
oper.
Fixed
a
*
facil.
Net
time
any
price
1954—Month—1953
1954—5 Mos.—1953
$6,430,139
$7,229,125 $32,818,667 $37,030,659
4,721,520
5,224,938
24,274,973
24,927.581
704,480
743,865
3,173,291
4,811,602
234,007
278,269
1,758,462
1,887,065
21,600
18,772
118,137
103,725
31—
Operating
revenues
Operating expenses
Ry; tax accruals—
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
ional
Hdi*
a
pridr to the close of business on July 19, 1954 at a
sale of common shares
1954 was at $45.
Common shares issued on conversion will be entitled to receive the
dividend of 60 cents per share which has been declared payable on
Aug.
10, 1954 to common shareholders of record on July 19, 1954.
Conversions may
be made at Security-First National Back in Los
Angeles, Calif., or at Manufacturers Trust Co. in New York City.
To prevent the possibility of a substantial drain on the company's
cash
as
a
result of redemption
payments, the company has made
arrangements with a group of investment bankers headed by Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc., to offer to purchase all debentures tendered to them
during the conversion period at a flat price of 103.764%.
All deben¬
tures purchased by the investment bankers will be converted by them
at
Pacific Ry.—Results From Operation—
Texas &
effect to present financing
capitalization giving
53
(101)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
, ..
oper.
r
months ended April 30, 1953.
share, for the five
cents per
52
"UNDERWRITERS—The
names of the several underwriters and the
of shares of common stock to be purchased by
respectively, are as follows:
them,
""Shares
♦Shares
A.
Inc.— 14,500
Bolger & Co._ 14,500
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
3,500
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc—
4,500
Auchincloss, Parker & RedEberstadt & Co.,
V
& Co
Bailey
9,000
3,000
9,000
3,000
f4,500
Clayton Securities Corp.—
2,000
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc. ■ 5,500
Cohu & Co.——.——2
6,500
Julien Collins & Go.—.
2,000
Inc.
Richard W. Clarke Corp—
E.
A.
..
Norris
O'Neal,
W. E.
Hutton
Johnson,
Co.
&
&
Co.,
&
2,000
Quail & Co
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
6,500
Inc.
Reinholdt
;
2,000
Gardner
&
Robinson-Humphrey
The
4,500
Inc
Co.,
Rodman
2,000
Renshaw
&
C.
Co——2,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co
! 4,500
Wm.
Roney
Herbert
&
Schaefer & Co.
W.
Horner
Scott,
Inc.
1
Shearson,
&
9,000
Co._
Harris,
&
Smith, Hague,* Noble & Co.
3,500
Stein
Boyce——
—
3,000
Stix
Co.;
&
6,500
Blosser & McDowell
&
Strous,
Common, " Dann
Vietor,
Wagenseller & Durst,
3,000
6,500
Inc.Watling, Lerchen & Co.
3,500
4,500
White & Co._
Hudson
Kenny & Ayres,
Willis,
Douglas
Winslow,
&
half
case,
2,000
2,000
Co.
&
Wood
E.
Wood
Co
&
4,500
H.
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
Wyllie and Thornhill
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
—
present
woiking
its
has
substantially
will
also
but
increased
been
of
outstanding
the
will
The
our
week
Inc.
and
builder
international
This
the Roberts
and manufactur¬
the
each five*"'
shares for.,
outstanding; 4Va shares for each share of
preference shares now outstanding; one share for
Thompson-Starrett common, or a total of 120,000
the
600,000
&
of
S.
now
common
York Securities
New
for
shares
450,000
the
for
further
the
principal
manufacture
development
"Point
other units in
project.
of
production
and
Automatic Business Controls
to
shares
3,000,000
be
will
first
issued
R.
stock of
&
S.
10 cents par, or a total
common
shares now out¬
be authorized.
Also authorized will be 350,000
preferred stock of $10 par, of which 60,000 shares
in exchange for $30,000 in cash and $600,000 of
1956, of Delaware Roberts &
of Roberts & Schaefer (Illinois). 1 >
debentures,
concern
due
("ABC")
preferred shares»-l&—.
said. This will yield about
to repay a bank loan being
arranged to provide funds for the purchase of the outstanding stock
of Delaware Roberts & Schaefer, pursuant to a contract held by R. & S.
New
York
Securities. Also $445,000
will be used to reimburse the
treasury for a like amount of bank indebtedness to be retired by the
Public
sale
additional
145,000
of
convertible
company.
Sloan, Executive
Robert E.
Chairman
V.
175,
Vice-President of Roberts & Schaefer, will
company, Thompson-Starrett Company.
of the Executive Committee.—
surviving
the
of
Raalte
Van
Mr.
the company's
will
plant would cost approximately $350,000; if the above method of
financing is not used, the company expects the major portion of such
cost to be defrayed by loan funds and the balance to be provided out
cf working
capital.
is
It
,
incorporated under California law on
July 31, 1947,. and maintains its principal office and plant at 133
East Santa Anita
Ave., Burbank, Calif. The company is engaged in
cesignirig, developing, manufacturing and selling electronic data-pro¬
cessing equipment, and in rendering compution and data analysis
services.
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
O
secured
Jmy
30,
installment
1953,
J2LOOO annually
1,
1956—
dated
p a y a
b 1 e
Aug. 1, 1954 to Aug.
($1
par
$63,000
500,BOO shs.
500,000 shs.
value)—
capital funds
E0™ SecUrity-First National Bank of Los Angeles. As of June 15,
U9t>4, the
company owed the Bank $162,493
represented by an un¬
secured demand
promissory note bearing interest at the rate of 4%
company
States Natural Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
group
& Co. and the remainder of $75,000,000 will be
to the United States Steel & Carnegie Pension
pension trust established for the benefit of United
States Steel employees.
\
• . - . .
•
. . .
..
. ^
As soon as possible a registration statement, will be
filed with the
SEC and the offering, will
be made at a convenient time thereafter.
by
Stanley
Morgan
reserved
Fund,
offering
for
of
trustee
a
The
of common stock (par
5
Net
ry.
railway.—---
1951
1953
1952
$670,169
275,760
$512,787
232,461
95,372
82,644
3,244,555
1,379,325
480,540
2,953,503
1,262,397
359,833
,
cents
The
Net
ry.
—V.
3,027,428
1,163,562
railway—
oner,
179,
p.
380,238
income—
2644.
&
Transue
1,184,522
427,264
The
plants
the
of
working
additional
loan
of the company are located
will be used' for capital
capital.—V.
176,
p.
at Alliance, Ohio.
improvements and
Per annum.
Temper
2274.
increased,
As
under
tained
common
value
share
Corp.
increase of 5 cents an hour will be applied
the rates in the 32 Job class rate scale now in
rate
The
the
of
term
spread of
present
of
terms
the
will become $1.57
between job classes is re¬
starting rate in steel operations
the
the
and
hour,
per
basic
new
5VaC
agreement.
the new
covering
agreement
hours
wages,
and
conditions will remain in effect until June 30, 1956,
re-opening on May 1, 1955, with respect to general
increase in wage rates only.
'
• :■
The
insurance
agreement will continue until Oct. 31,
1956, and
the pension agreement until Oct. 31, 1957.
general
working
subject
to
one
United
States
Steel
Corp.
July
on
1
announced
an
upward
adjustment In steel prices equal to 2%% or approximating $3 per ton.
Clifford F. Hood, President, said these new prices were made neces¬
of
made
with
ment
"The
the
increase
continuing
is
plant
less
of
America
needs
29.
June
on
justified
be
would
replacement
the settle¬
from
resulting
than
the
of
if
cor-*
stockholders' interests alone were considered.
price of the many grades and types of carbon steel,
is still only a little more than 6 cents per pound,"
and
average
the
Mr.
costs
Steelworkers
United
the
of
amount
considerations,
cost
production
increased
because
sary
increase,
said.
Hood
President of Unit Appointed —
New
appointment of Norman B. Obbard as President of U. S. Steel's
Bridge Division, effective July 1, was announced by CliffoR^
The
stock
F.
K.
Obbard
Mr.
has
formerlv
was
Vice-Pre.'ident
succeeds.
Contracting
General
and
179, p. 830.
of the division,—V.
United Utilities, Inc.—Correction—
213,^61
the
Of
shares
of
common
stock
recently
were
underwriters,
the
offered
for
sub¬
sha^e, 80,328 shares
by common stockholders at $17.50 per
subscribed for and 132,933 shares were taken
scription
headed
Kidder,
by
179, p. 2645).
had previously been reported
scribed for,—V. 179, p. 2853.
Peabody
&
up
Co.
and resold by
(See details In
v.
It
Co.,
Pictures
Universal
that
132,933 shares had been sub¬
Inc.—Earnings
Up—
its subsidiaries report earnings for the" 26
weeks ended May 1, 1954 of $1,721,000 after providing $1,845,000 for
Federal taxes on income.
After dividends on the preferred stock, this
This
to
earnings
taxes
share on the 1,017,334'Shares ;om common
May 1, 1954.
For the 26 weeks ending May 2,
$1,346,000 after providing $2,310,000 for Federal
After dividends on the preferred stock,
this is
$1.57 per
outstanding
1953
and
corporation
equivalent
stock
been
Obbard
President of United States Steel Corp.
Mr.
McDanel who retired at. June 30, 1954.
Hood,
Frank
is
Corp.—Par Value Changed—
changed from shares having no par
to shares having a par value of $20 per share on a share-forbasis, effective June 23.—V. 177, p. 2502.
...
The
States Steel
wage
—effect.
Sold
has from time to time borrowed working
True
providing
America
of
and pension benefits and a wage increase, of
announced on June 29 byi Clifford F. Ilbod,
was
United
of
Manager
Williams Steel Forging- Corp.—Notes
Privately—This corporation on June 28 announced that
it has negotiated from an institutional investor a loan
of $2,500,000 evidenced by 4V2% promissory notes. The
notes, which were placed through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
on a 4.40% basis, will become payable on June 1, 1969.
The
corporation Is a producer of drop forgings and deep-drawn
stampings of steel and other metals for the automotive, truck and
farm
implement manufacturers and the atomic energy and aircraft
Proceeds
,
,
American
railway
from
from
Net
hour
per
general
uniformily to each of
$548,200
165,994
From Jan. 1—
Gross
be used to restore, in
United States Steel's
issue will
Steelworkers
United
the
improved- insurance
President
33,983
2.898,257
income
oper.
with
settlement
A
for
after
80,577
railway—
from
from
contemplated
the
Wage Increase Agreement Reached—
"The
RR.—Earnings—
1954
$618,189
242.240
Mav—
Net
of
proceeds
part working capital expended in recent years in
expansion and modernization programs,
poration
Toledo, Peoria & Western
industries.
$63,000
Capital stock
The
note,
principal
that $225,000,000 will be offered to the public through
of underwriters brought together for the purpose
expected
nationwide
a
Steel Prices Increased About $3 Per Ton—
$1) was made on June 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $7.50
per share, with a dealer's discount of 30 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 179, p. 10.
1
was
GIVING
corporation proposed to sell $300,000,000 serial
maturing in one to ten years.
that the
Chairman
be
secondary offering of 6,000 shares
Gross
new
CAPITALIZATION
Carp. — Plans Offering of Large
Public—Benjamin F. Fairless, Chair¬
on June 29, annouricea/
Steel
Board of Directors,
of the
debentures
2382.
p.
Three
provide
company
BUSINESS—Corporation
Corp.—Offer Extended—
it
29,
States
United
Schaefer, the parent
planned at an early date, Mr. Van Raalte
$1,522,000, of which $1,000,000 will be used
for the
also anticipates the possible construction of a new
plant. If undertaken, it is contemplated that this project would be
Jianced by others and the completed plant leased by the company, with
no
permanent
investment of
the
company's
capital. The proposed
The
Oct.
'
.
common
of un¬
William
of this offering is to
O'Sale Recorders" and
purpose
of
Record—
has
company
until
man
completion of the merger, Thompson-starrett's outstanding
stock
capitalization will consist of 1,017,972 shares of the
Upon
5%
common
100,000
standing.
be
Co., both of Los Angeles, Calif., on June 29
publicly offered 95,000 shares of capital stock (par $1)
at $13.25 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
■
was
Debenture Issue to
to
shares of
Delaware
R. Staats &
funds
.,v
extended Its preferred stock voluntary exchange
was announced on June 24.
Under the offer,
holders of the 7% cumulative preferred stock can exchange it on the
basis of one share of the preferred for Voth of a share of common
and a $100 debenture, carrying a 6% coupon.—V. 178, p. 2620.
require
will
contractor
approval of the stockholders of both com¬
panies at special meetings on July 26.
Consummation of the deal, J. R. Van Raalte, President of ThompsonStarrett, said on June 30, is proposed by means of the merger into
Thompson-Starrett of the R. & S. New York Securities Corp.
The agreement executed by the directors of the respective companies
provides for the exchange of new Thompson-Starrett common stock,
10 cents par,
for the currently outstanding shares of the two com-.*,
panies, as follows:
Seven shares for each share of Thompson-Starrett $3.50 preference
stock and accumulated dividends, or a total of 447,972 shares for the
subject
company,
set
The
Planning Merger and
Co., Chicago, 111., engineering construction
Schaefer
new
offer
Sale of Convertible Preferred Stock—
ing
period
United Dye & Chemical
stock of American Woolen
445,000 shares,
or
179, p. 2811.
stock."—V.
—
.«
net
our
approximately
to
common
Co.,
Thompson-Starrett
increase
<■»>
above.—V. 133, p. 1465.
record
company
seven-day
The
derwriters, headed by Hill Richards & Co. and
iff#/.,
Corp.—Sells Division
of 741,394 ton miles for air fregiht flown
established" June 16-22 by this Corporation.
figure amounted to 871 ton miles above the previous high
during October, 1950.—V. 179, p. 2811.
new
a
46,144,720
9,490,793
.
United Air Lines, Inc.—Sets New
A
In
ownership interest in common
now
45%
2,000
are to be purchased from
stockholder.—V. 179, p. 2709.
Telecomputing Corp.—Stock Offered—A group
p.
See W. L. Maxson Corp.
south.
"Textron's
about
all
of
us
organization
capital.
2,000
2,000
shares
the
of
9,000
3,000
Inc.
Mc-
Evoy
P.
ry.
income
'2645.
oper.
179,
United Advertising
Co.
acquisition of Newmarket's business and assets not only
us
with experienced and capable personnel to augment
provide
Co.
to
shares of convertible
White, Weld & Co.——
and half from the selling
the
in
us
9,000
&
5,500
5,500
2,000
Hewitt--
Inc
by
R.
6,500
Inc.
Bros.
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
assets, subject to liabilities, in
exchange for 45,000 shares of our 4 % preferred stock, series B, with
the
reservation
by Newmarket,
however, of sufficient cash to pay
a
dividend of $1 a share on its 225,000 shares of stock.
Newmarket
manufactures some of the same type of staple filament fabrics made
sale
the
63,996
6,500
Hammill
Net
,
Mason,
•&
-
Fairman
Sills,
2,000
Net
disappointing.
Manufacturing
Newmarket
of
stockholders
the
28
June
approved
&
9,000
Harold
Kerr & Bell
company
Shepard
Inc.
been
"
"On
3,000
5,500
Co.,
each
9,000
.
second
the
total
loss,
a
2,000
;
Prescott,
•
and
Space
1
Jones, Kreeger &
Kalman
♦In
from
4,500
Curtis
3.500
9,000
Co.—:
Lane,
Inc
Co.,
Inc.Jackson &
Alden & Co.,
Penington, Colket and Co._.
Hayden, Miller & Co—.—2,080
Hayden, Stone & Co
9,000
Howard,
Well,
Labouisse,
&
3,500
6,500
3,000
2,000.
Blackstock & Co.
Friedrichs
5,500
Inc.—
2,000
& Co.———
3,000
Co
&
& Co
Hirshberg,
Webber,
Paine,
—*4*500*.
Goodbody & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Hancock,
Turben
&
Ohio Co
The
•.
Gibson
C.
W.
2,000
2,000
for
sales volume will be close to $25,000,000 and profits
non-textile operations substantial, our textile division will show
"The
2,000
Miller
Revel
5,500
Field & Co., Inc.—
—
2,000
The First Cleveland Corp..
5,500
Franklin, Meyer & Barnett n 3,000
S. D. Fuller & Co-—:
2,000
Co
5,500
Miller & Co
Merrill,
&
&
5,500
Co
Co-
Co.—
——
3,000
Francis I. duPont & Co—
6,500 <>
A. G. Edwards & Sons
v3,500
Ferris
2,000
Co
&
&
Masten
Mead,
5 5,500
Pan". *
&
Dewar, Robertson
coast—.
-<
Dittmar
Bennett
:
McCourtney-Breckenridge &
dike,
Courts & Co._
6,500
Co., Inc
McDowell, Dimond & Co.—
5,500
2,000 2,000
2,000
9,000 .
6,500 :
2,000 ...
3,500
5,500
Simonds & Co
The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
Beadling & Co;
Beil & Hough
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc—
j C. Bradford & Co
Stockton Broome & Co
C S. Brown & Co.
—
H.M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Carolina Securities Corp.—
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc—
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Childs, Jtffries & ThornBaker,
&
Manley,
3,500
2,000
path
Kidder & Co
M.
Leason
fihilling.aw,
results
"Again
numbers
regate
1 said in part:
quarter have
Royal Little, .Chairman, on July
Although
at
were
income.
on
to $1.27 per share on the 961,698 shares
at May 2, 1953.—V. 179, p. 2417.
equivalent
of common stock
outstanding
Ula Uranium, Inc.,
~
aglCCU
number
an,
D.
of
shares
of
i
.Webber,
«
v-
179,
Jackson
pUlLJId.^e
stock
Shares
30,090
30,000
,
Richards & Co
m«R" Staats & Co
ame
l»U
capital
2601.
set
,
8,000 i
5,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Revel Miller & Co.
Kenneth
&
Inc.
Eichler &
net
proceeds
will
to selling
go
This
ment
market.
stockholders.—V. 179, p. 2601.
Jpi
oper.
s
Erom
-V
v"
rv
1953
$258,158
€6,041
$327,380
122,050
21,429
12,240
^41,584
1,196,187
351,190
V7o°Per- income
179.
P.
2644.
97,092
1,470,412
556,207
192,672
incident to mining operations.
1,445,806
479,261
corporation on June 28 filed with the SEC a registration state¬
200,000 shares of common stock ($5 par).
W. Danser, Jr., President,
said the issue will probablv be
Union Bag & Paper
1951
See
Arkell
168,418,,
&
Smiths,
Corp.—Sells Plant—
above.—V.
178,
p.
Union Oil Co. of
23 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par one cent) to be
per' share, through Petroleum Finance Corp.,
The proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses
June
Okla.
activities.
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
'
May—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
oper.
Jan.
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
p.
1,154,444
1,175,380
681,591
658,231
14,541.211
5,040.932
15,984,013
5,613,554
2,868,958
3,011,432
*1951
1952
$3,922,863
1.588,998
712,892
$4,103,727
1,810,784
750,832
20,390,637
7,830.314
3,918,094
18,500,059
7,891,404
3,654,308
1—
railway
railway-
oper
179,
income—
1953
1954
$2,926,632. $3,243,086
.income—
2645.
■
•;
i
-i
2202.
California—Calls Debentures—
America—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
10,000 shares of common stock (par
was made on June 21 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$15.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 179. p. 1974.
on June 29 called Its outstanding 3%%
convertible
debentures due 1972 for redemption on July 29,
19 54
103.514%, inclusive of interest to the redemption date.
The
debentures are convertible Into the company's common
Corp. of
ondary offering of
company
subordinate
at
cents
mining
to
Vitro
27,400
on
3,000,000 shares
ten
at
incident
With SEC—
publicly about July 21 through underwriters headed by A. C.
Allyn & Company, Incorporated, Chicago.
Mr. Danser,
Jr., stated the proceeds will be used to finance new
business the corporation now has on hand and especially to expand
lis
rapidly growing Temtron Air Conditioner for which a substantial
backlog of orders is under negotiation.—V. 179, p. 2374,
$292,537
83,590
470,472
178,708
Industries, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo.—Files
corporation
covering
offered
offered
The
r,ailway
railway———
expenses
covering
Jan. l—
SSfrrSn°m
qet
1952
lf54
income___
to pay
Uranium
The
SEC
Net
$253,729
80,749
i. om railway
l:,0m rallwav
ry.
used
Harold
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
3rol?7
be
Ultrasonic Corp.—Registers
3,000
Offered
-Schneider, Bernet & Hickman, Dallas, Texas, on June
b
offered 16,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
The
to
five
at
Oklahoma City,
4,000
Texas Instruments, Inc., Dallas, Texas—Stock
the
offered
5,000
ACo.—I
Durst,
Ellis & Co
covering
SEC
are
June 18 filed a letter of notification with the
5,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
cents per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds
corporation on
The
Shares
Bateman,
•
i 11
below:
forth
Wager.seller
&
10,000
p.
I/IIC
i,IUUi
Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
shares
50 cents)
.
54
Wabash
May—
Gro-s
Net
Net
ry.
'.tp
from
rv.
-HV.
•if
per
•y :
It
I
45.301.172
9.347,777
48.918.376
12,992.355
46.816,465
11,828,274
3.246,267
5.416,111
4,638,971
&
Net
—V.
179,
shares
3,000
of
stock
common
dealer's discount of 50 cents
a
$7,616,800
debentures,
due
June
on
of
outstanding
1.
June
principal
1974.—V.
179,
it
Whitman.
The
May
tional
n
the
right
shares
Co.—Stock
recently
company
15
of
of
5r*
issue
to
of
financing
offered
subscribe
to
stock
common
to
Offered—
its
on
of
the
S5i
(par
$10
at
14
June
for
will be
made
MAY
FOR
share on
per
from
ry.
the basis
of one new share for each
15 shares held
(with an oversubscription
privilege i. This offering was not underwritten.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for improvements and additions
to property.—V. 179, p. 2293.
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
179,
1.983,350
461,628
171,500
1955
in
enter int*
pursuant to
which
it
amounts
not
to
exceed
are
$5,00o.o67
$4,273,875
pending a plan for permanent financing.—V. 179,
1,675,608
1,250.685
1,269.643
700,175
646,279
77,528
p. 49.
$4,625,757
912,096
19.150.326
19.150.326
20,736,584
3,895,188
5.324.996
7.734,963
1,838.527
1,898.527
2,133,076
3,194,815
income—
Seguin, Texas—Files With SEC—
Wuest's, Inc.,
22.484,100
3.895,188
2417.
through
borrowings
bank
to be made
railway
p.
agreement with four banking institutions
make
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
June
on
1,150
filed
21
letter of notification
a
5Vz7o
shares of
cumulative
preferred
a^ par ($100 per share), without underwriting.
be
to
are
j
1
180,600
time; and the Commission has
given
interested persons until July 14, 1954, to request a
hearing thereon
The, company has a construction
program which involves
estimated
expenditures of $1,300,000 for the year 1954. The bank borrowings
1—
oper.
450,473
197.489
has applied to the SEC for authorization to
company
credit
1951
railway-.
from
Net
424,088
179, p. 2645.
may
MONTHS
419.277
oper.
From
of
$3,927,754
railway
!_
railway
income___
366,570
233,839
33,483
$1,000,000 outstanding at any one
in
the
treasury
Part
1952
1953
1.942,559
income.
oper.
This
a
expenditures.-
FIVE
FIRST
AND
1,988,451
1951
$396,089
91.422
Wheeling Electric Co.—To Borrow From Banks—
reimburse
the
last 3*4 years.
to
the
during
future modernization
for
from
Net
addi¬
bonds
mortgage
used
74,097
40,067
railway
from
selection
had announced plans to sell this year about $6,500,000
first
1954
Net
record
of
22,386
Interstate
23.729
1,806,739
railway..
from
ry.
—V.
according to F. B.
issued
would in any case
Commerce Commission.
bonds
28,624
restore to
without first
company's
the
on
51,202
to
improvements,
future
Any
consent
EARNINGS
Gross
stockholders
common
before
or
restrictions
required
proposal
a
mortgage
bonds
stockholders.
first
preferred
remove
expenditures
funds
2853.
to
approved
30
1952
$388,780
50,039
inccme.
oper.
1954
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Co.—May Sell Bonds—
June
right
President.
prior
for
new
RR.
approval
additional
part
had
of
amount
p.
ry.
Net
was
methods
of
that
4,210,391
on
1953
$374,580
railway
from
$7,328,401
3.201.415
May—
W7est Ohio Gas
ii
the
the
effect
require
announced
30
$4,708,275
984,450
Pacific
The company
Exchange
$1,730,036
741,733
stockholders
The
2709.
p.
SI,175.535
2645.
p.
obtaining
share.
per
op.
inc._
ry.
oper.
management
(no
Inc.—Listing of Debentures—
Stock
listing
sec¬
,
■"i
Net
Net
June 15 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $16.25
on
Webb & Knapp,
for
from
rev.
railway
The
Offering—A
Co.—Secondary
qiuckly completed.—V. 179,
American
oper.
Western
Swasey
made
fund
2.792.020
4,366.600
offering of
approved
expenses
2,505.889
Monday, July 5,
.
1954
.
Net
Net
share, with
sinking
$21,172,559
12,672.576
13,844,158
$4,522,056 S17.580.851
S3.681.424
railway-
from
Gross
.
.
$331,074
May—
1954—5 Mas.—1953
1954,—Month—1953
Chronicle
Alabama—Earnings—
Western Ry. of
Ry.—Earnings—
31—
revenue-
oper.
Railway
2853.
was
The
Railway
46.974.042
12,300,393
income.__
p.
was
*;!]
492.403
2.299.980
918,428
railway...
ondary
par)
2,014,517
819,785
$9,362,938
2.354.415
650,786
1—
Warner
il"
59,094.617
1.423.018
railway
oper.
179,
$9,7o6.b79
$8,715,533
income
Jan,
Net
Period Ended May
1951
1952
1953
1954
railway
from
Net
'
railway
oper.
From
'
*
from
Gross
Western Maryland
RR.—Earnings—
.
from
and Financial
The Commercial
(102)
used
to
pay
for equipment
and
with
stock
The
the
to
be
proceeds
inventories.
-i!f:
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS*
ALABAMA
Calhoun County (P.
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
Alabama
Pima
Warrant Sale—An issue of $1,083,000 3%, 3M>% and 3%% State
Gasoline
Tax
rants
t
(P.
Bond
sold to T. U.
was
Anticipation
&
i
!■
1
»
if
i
for
1, 1954 to May 1, 1974
inclusive.
Legality approved by
White,
Bradley,
Arant,
All
&
Rose, of Birmingham.
1, 1954.
1957 to
Due
011
?
1,
int
&
.
,
_
°£
In¬
Los
Angeles
County
sealed
receive
Clerk,
10
will
of
$41,000
Principal and interest (J-J)
warrents
obligation
sold
was
to
Jf
refunding
Hendrix
Mayes, of Birmingham,
*•/
1WIIU
Bond
c
,
»,
Placer
&
100.51,
America
,
.
n.
L.
3s,
Linda
at
Trust
of
price
a
—
bids
School
Offering
his
at
'{he
J.
office
in
nell,
macker
°f
1954-
Uirmingnam.
to
Warrant Sale—An issue of $13
000
was
Mi
i !■*!
i'fj
i
general
sold
^
-
obligation warrants
Watkins. Morrow &
to
Bond
ingham.
_
4
Bond Sale—The $400,000 dormi¬
bonds
revenue
offered
June
30—v. 179, p. 2751—were awarded
to the Federal
Finance
Housing and Home
Agency, as 3.01s, at par.
Casa
Clerk,
will
Pederson,
receive
sealed
bids until
2
1,404
12 for the
purchase of $85,000
and
fire
p.m.
(MST)
station
Dated
June
on
July
jail
payable
office.
the
Sutcliffe, of San
(DST)
Sale—The $260,000 build¬
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Chicago, Dean Witter & Co., San
Francisco,
and
Taylor
&
Co.,
Beverly Hills, as 2!/4S, at a price
of 100.04, a basis of about 2.24%.
Hilt
bids
10
Elementary School District,
Siskiyou County, Calif.
at
his
office
in
Yreka, until
(PDST) on July 13 for the
purchase of $58,000 building
a.m.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due
July
sive. Principal and interest
1954.
Due
1
from
1955
to
1979
on
inclu¬
(J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality by Orrick. Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
B
.
o n
d
S
a
1
e
—
The
Dated
proved
Santa
by
O'Melveny
$1,500,000
Francisco.
| ings Association, of San Francisco,
a
price of 100.003,
of
about
$450,000
from
525,000
from
525,000
from
net interest
a
2.07%,
2V4S.
Due
1955
134S.
1961
to
on
1960
Due
to
214s.
as
follows:
July
15
inclusive.
&
Myers,
July
15
1967 inclusive.
Due
on
July
SCJ?00^ bonds.
Trust
&
Savings
Bank, of Chicago. Weeden & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, J. Barth & Co., Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., Heller, Bruce &
Co.,
Schwabacher & Co., Lawson,
Levy
& Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone
&
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 179,
2646—were awarded to a group
p.
Durst,
of Los
Angeles.
Gross.
Rogers, Barbour. Smith & Co., of
Los
Angels,
Irving
Lundborg
u.e ?n
Dated
J Torr!
Principal
y
payable at the Sharon
Hartford.
FLORIDA
John B. Stetson University
■
(P. O. DeLand), Fla.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received at the President's ofBond
fice, Elizabeth Hall, Deland. until
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954. Due on
&
Co., of San Francisco, Redfield &:
due
in 1965 and thereafter
callable. Legality
Marshall,
Caldwell,
approved by
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
,
Largo, Fla.
Certificate Offering—P. R.
kins,
Mayor,
will
Jua-
receive sealed
of the Harris Trust & ! bids until 8 p.m. (EST)'onJi1*13
Savings Bank, Cruttenden & Co., for the Purchase of $<5 000 sewei
both of Chicago, and J. K. Mullen
; revenue certificates Dated Jan. i.
Investment Co., Denver, at a price 1954- Dlle °n Jan- 1
,fl'om
of 100.02, a net interest cost of 1973 inclusive. Certificates due m
composed
about
2.08%,
sin^nnn
$105,000
dc
as
follows:
n,,0
™
rw
^•DueomOct. 1 from
1
t'
1° 1
81k nnn
315 000
Jlo,000
n,
1964 to 1967
1968 and
o
»
tn4ibfi?"
2^ Due
2s. rtl
1
nn
on
t
1 from
r
nlf'
Oct.
i
1
f
from
Oct.
ph_n'
M
.
vnrk
ritv
che11' of Ne^ yoik C y>
inclusive.
on
1960 and thereafter are callable as
Jan.1 1, 1959. Principal and interest (J_3) payable at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New York
city Legalitv approved by Caldwell> Marshall. Trimble & Mit-
of
*
i
1
1969.
Certificate
3-
Fla.
Offering
Pensacola,
from
Frenkel,
City Clerk
Lamar, G*lo.
—
Comptroller,
j will receive sealed bids until
Offering—Curtis Gentry, I a.m. (CST) on July 21 for the
City Clerk, will receive sealed purchase of $550,000 sewerage imbids until 7:30
p.mTCMST) 0n July prove ment certificates. Dated
Bond
7 for the
eral
purchase of $500,000 gen-
obligation
ment
Due
water
improve-
bonds.
Dated^Aug. 1, 1954.
Aug. 1 from-1956 to 1972
on
Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co.,
mclusive. Bonds due in 1965
all of San Francisco,
Wagenseller thereafter are callable as of
&
.
National Bank, or at the Hartford
$1,000,000 build¬
265,000 2*4s. Due
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Harris
July 7 at the office of
on
:
are
Arapahoe County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Littleton), Colo.
15
Other members of the syndicate:
First
Boston
Corp., New York
City,
p.m.
Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street, Hartford, for the purchase
Bonds
COLORADO
iqvr
on
re¬
2
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1994 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
1 of America *"-a:—1 m—* 0 ^
A
National Trust & Sav-
cost
will
until
Day,
Ana,
July 6 for
of $53,000 building
July 15, 1954. Due
of Los Angeles.
building bonds offered June 28
—v. 179, p{. 2646—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Bank
at
bids
payable at the County ill a.m. (EST) on July 16 for the
Lrf.a^rers office. Legality ap- purchase of ^30,000^ dormitory
—
improvement
at the City Treasurer s
Legality approved by Gust,
&
1,
June 1 from 1955 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
on
sec-
and
County Clerk, will receive sealed
>4,308
bonds.
at
Bond Offering—Waldo J. Smith,
Grande, Ariz.
Bond Offering—E. M.
City
Principal
payable
sealed
}
San Bernardino High Sch. Dist.,
\ San Bernardino County, Calif.
1955
Excelsior Union High School Dist
Los Angeles County, Calif.
California
College (P. O.
Tempe), Ariz.
tory
from
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 179,
p. 2854 — were awarded to the
v
Arizona State
I
JJernngton
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of Birm¬
...
1
^ounty Tr^surer s office. Legallry apprpved by Ornck, Dahlquist, j
Francisco.
•
•
Sept.
(M-S)
Co., of Birmingham, as 4^s. Dated
April 1, 1954.
Interest A-O.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Thompson,
ARIZONA
0,059
5
on
inclusive.
interest
McKenz'e, Ala.
i-i*
Due
Treasurer,
Town
ceive
on
e'
(P. O. Sharon), Conn.
Offering—Ruth S. OCon-
Bond
on
a
'
a
National Bank & Trust Company,
Smith,
^
ara- (PDST) on July 6 for
purchase of $64,000 school
the
2.10s, at 100.28,
1953 to 1974 inclusive.
District,
B.
—
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
un,il 9
'
com¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sut-
v
as
San ;
of
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
bids at his office in Los Angeles, j
Reichen-
,
_
^
group
basis of about 2.07%.
and interest
^nge,es County, Calif.
,
'
County, Calif.
Offering
1#..C1-11I1£
.
.
York City,
j
build¬
National
Association,
as
until 2 p.m.
_
a
Sharon
basis of about 2.94%.
a
Yorba
"'ountv Clerk' will re" b.onds' Dated Aug' h I954' Due on
price of 99, a basis of about
^h-e sealed b ds at his office ^ : £Ug' 1 fr0m ]955 t0 1967 inclusive'
4.34%. Dated May 1, 1954.
Due Auburauntil 10
P^¥f
^JnCipal and interest (F"A) pay"
serially from 1955 to 1972
inclu-|July 12?f0r the purchase of $175,-1 iifppat the C°Unty Treasurei'?s
rVGAi
3a
^PPInVeo £ White, 000 building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
4V4s, at
as
Co., San Franprice of 100.48,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, on July 15 from 1955 to 1974,
Vi County Clerk, will receive sealed I incbjsive. Principal and interest
^"ci-pai ana interest
Chicago.
r
Warrent Sale—An issue of
$45,-
general
&
of
Savings
pay-
ountcin View School District, Los
County's
a
Sale—The $100,000
Francisco,
Legalitv approved bv Orrick
City
000
&
at the County Treasurer's of-
^
or
Bank
building
Dated A"g'
1954' Due 0n Aug' 1 Dahlqufsl He^rTgton
from 1955 to 1974 Incluslve- Prin- cliffe, of San Francisco.
Ala
Trust
2V4S, at
as
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 179,
p. 2854 — were awarded to the
Smith,
July 6 for the
on
to
posed of White, Weld & Co., East-
Saugus Union Free School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
July 1 from 1955 to 1979 inclusive.
(PDST)
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
bids at his office in
Angeles, until 9
a.m.
public improvement bonds
July 1—v. 179, p. 2854
awarded
were
basis of about 2.20%.
a
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bits at his office in Yreka, until
? *■? V
June j cipal and interest (F-A) payable '
Legality 3p- ot the Tressurv of Los Angeles
Thompson,
Dumas.
County or at any of The
Hayes, of Birmingham. fiscal
agencies in New York
Guin
cisco,
101.90, a basis of about 2.31%.
Tall- j
District,
^s' a* a Price
as.
.'
American
_.
Bond Offering—Waldo J.
by
UlNeal
of
_
manent
Bond Sale—The $594,000 build- man, Dillon & Go.,.Clark, Dodge
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 479, j & Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
p. 2854 — were awarded
to the and Weeden & Co., all of New
Bank of Los Angeles,
Michigan
Corp.,
New
York City, Taylor & Co., Beverly
Hills, William Blair & Co., Chi¬
cago, and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
,
Co., of
Orange County, Calif.
California
First
School
Ana
(P. O. Milford), Conn.
Sale—The $1,963,000 per¬
Bond
offered
Santa
CALIFORNIA
T,,n»
1"54, Interest J-D.
proved
of the Northern
composed
Milford
Oakland.
a
Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis, both of Chicago,
&
ice.m nf cm
011 ^u^y ® *0r
Purcbase of able
? lssue °- $40,- $1,000,000 school building bonds, fice
Montmmp^v
to
Trust
Antelope Valley Joint Union High j
School District, Los Angeles and
j
Kern Counties, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
soTdtonThtn^ongaM^rt,dpUr
of
29—v.
group
An
a
ifi-
1
June
awarded
MacDoeal Elem. School District,
Centre, Ala.
Warrant
h
&
offered
geles, and C. N. White &
Bond
Los
non
iii
Tallmadge
$2,130,000 elec¬
2854—were
p.
son
madge, of Denver.
Feb.
1968 inclusive.
by
bonds
179,
E.
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap- I
Legality approved by
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
of Birmingham.
1
V[
d
a r
(J-J) payable at the Coun-
proved
terest F-A.
IJ'V.
h
the
terest
Sterne, Agee & Leach, of Birm¬
ingham, as 2^s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 2.49%.
1 from
tion
Ariz.
c
building
Carbon Hill, Ala.
Dated Feb.
O. Tucson),
Offering—R i
purchase
of
$487,000
bonds. Dated
July
1,
1954. Due on July 1 from 1955 to
1974 inclusive. Principal and in-
from Nov.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $12,000 school warants was sold to
hi
Bond Sale—The
Kolb, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (MST) on July 19
war¬
Crumpton
Co., of Birmingham.
Dated
May 1, 1954.
Due semi-annualy
4
Los Angeles County, Calif.
County High Sch. Dist. No. 4
CONNECTICUT
Co., of Pasadena, Hill Richards &
Co., of San Francisco, Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox, of Los An¬
Inglewood Unified School District,
of Phoenix.
O. Anniston),
1,
1964.
PrincipaT" and
and
Aug.
interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treasurer s
office.
Legality
Denver.
cipal
and
interest
Daw-
(J-D) payable
Clerk Comptroller s
office, or at the Chemical BanK
& Trust Co., New York City. Leat
the
City
approved by Igality approved by
Pershing, Bosworth, Dick &
son, of
June 1„ 1954. Due on June VranJ
1955 to 1969 inclusive. Certificates
due in
1962 and thereafter are
callable as of June 1, 1961. Prin-
Caldwell,, Ma "
of New
shall, Trimble & Mitchell,
York
City.
Number 5339
180
Volume
The Commercial a^Financial
. . .
$300,000 water works bonds. Due
Miami, Fla.
West
1
from
1955
to
Dec.
on
1
IDAHO
The
1954.
from
bonds
payable at
Offering — David E.
Superintendent, will receive' sealed bids until 8 p.m.
/JjST) on July 9 for the purchase
nf $190 000
school house bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954 Due on Nov. 1
from 1955 to
1973 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
dated
bank
or
be
a
to
1973
July 1
(J-D)
and interest
Illinois to
in
pany
Bond
1955
;
are
Principal
trust
com¬
of
proved
No.
Miller,
375
building bonds offered
June 30—
179, p. 2855—were awarded to
thq.Mercantile Trust Co., St. Louis,
v.
No.
of Boise, jointly, on a
reflecting a net interest cost
2.47%.
of about
50,000 2V4s. Due
Dec.
on
1, 1968
and 1969.
•,
Butler
Preserve .Dist.
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Cook County Forest
&
Metropolitan District, Ind.
(CST),on July 22 for the
purchase of $105,000 school build¬
ing
Consolidated School
O. Route 5, -
Canton), III.
$30,000
ceive
June 23—v.
2752—were awarded to Ed¬
III.
179,,p. 2752—were awarded to
the
J. R. Stewart,
until
8
the
and
bonds.
enue
Due
Bonds
thereafter
are
1,
1969.
(J-D)
Trust
May
in
due
callable
Principal
payable
1,
as
of
Northern
ap¬
Bond
Hinsdale, III.
Offering
(CST)
chase
bonds.
on
bids
8
of
a
p.m.
July 13 for the pur¬
$525,000 water revenue
Dated
July
July 1 from
elusive.
Bonds
thereafter
1964.
until
are
1,
1954.
1957
due
to
in
callable
1974
at
the
Harris
—
July
Trust
1,
(EDST)
budding bonds
L°uis, at
C^
a.
a
Jan.
2%s.
Sandwich,
bids
July
—1
June
paving certificates,
$55,695.00
Due
the
at
fice.
p.m.
(J-J) payable at the
Bank, Ligonier.
State
1
from
1956
Bonds due in
callable
at
2
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
1994
inclusive.
and
thereafter
of
July
1,
1963.
Merchants
pay¬
National
Bank of Terre Haute.
Legality ap¬
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
White
by
Treasurer's
State
Legality approved
of¬
by Stin-
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Harris
awarded
were
—
to
the
Trust
& Savings Bank of
l%s, at a price of
basis of about 1.37%.
Chicago,
100.02, a
as
28—v.
Offering—Fred
G.
Han¬
Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
until
2
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
New Orleans.
a
Bond
179,
2752
p.
School
bonds offered
—
(CST) on July
29 for the purchase of $6,800,000
Mississippi River Bridge revenue
Dated
July
1
July
from
1954.
1,
1959
Callable
to
as
Co.,
Township (P. O.
1979
in¬
for
as
in parts
of July 1, 1957.
cipal
asj
interest
and
the
at
of July 1, 1964; and
Northern
Prin¬
(J-J)
payable
Co., Chi¬
Trust
to
Bank, as 2Vfes, at
-
-
'
Ogden
M. Conway of the Bankers
Co., Louisville, who are act¬
ing in an advisory capacity for
the College. Mr. Conway informs
us
that
two
days prior to the
original offering date of June 18
a notice was published announcing
the postponement of the sale to
July 8.
Murray State College (P. O.
Murray), Ky.
Bond Offering — Tennie Breckenbridge, Secretary of the Board
of
Regents, will receive sealed
bids
until
10:30
a.m.
(CST) on
July 19 for the purchase of $200,000
revenue
Due
Jan.
township
1
inclusive.
from
bonds.
1956 to
Dated July 1,
bonds.
on
July 1 from 1955 to
Bonds due in
and
are
thereafter
callable
1956
of
as
July 1, 1955.
est
Principal and inter¬
payable at the Bank of
(J-J)
Murray.
Legality approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1955
1972
Callable
as
Indep. Sch.
ing
offered
bonds
Corp., and Smith, Barney &
both
of New
York
City,
Co.,
jointly, as 2.10s, at a price of
100.52, a basis of about 2.06%.
MARYLAND
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Sale
Bond
awarded
to
Shaw,
a
group
Securities
Corp., Lee Higginson
Coffin & Burr, and the
Michigan Corp., all i of
New
York
City, at a price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
1.93%, as follows:
Corp.,
First
of
$210,000 4s.
1955 to
Township
2y4s, at
as
a>
Consolidated
School District (P. O.
Waterloo),
Iowa
Bond
Offering—Homer S. Fike,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
will receive sealed and oral
2 p.m. (CST) on July 14
the purchase of $185,000 school
—
i960
for
at
1954.
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
on
May 1 and Nov. 1
Due
1955
inclusive.
1973
to
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Sigourney
Iowa
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Bond
bonds
offered June 25
the
Iowa-Des
awarded
to
Bank of Des
were
Moines
Moines.
to
Iowa
Bond
Sale
—
June
were
awarded
Housing
The
$225,000
dormitory
25—v.
and
to
bonds
179,
the
Home
p.
Due
non
of¬
2752—
1 from
July
on
1969 inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
Billerica, Mass.
Bond
Offering
sealed
on
Bess
H.
until
re¬
noon
July 14 for the purchase
$150,000
main
water
Aug. 1, 1954.
from
1
H.
Robert
—
bids
1955
to
bonds.
Due on Aug.
inclusive.
1969
Principal and interest (F-A)
July 13 for the purchase of $45,000
Boston.
bonds, as follows:
$25,000 public utility
bds.
20,000 public improvement bds.
Due serially from 1956 to 1974
revenue
Legality
approved
by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
Brockton, Mass.
bonds
(P. O. Gretna),
Bond
Sale—The $700,000
on
awarded
—were
posed
of
bonds
June 23—v. 179, p. 2419
to
Allen
&
a
group
Co.,
of
Co., of New Orleans,
as
interest
cost
follows:
of
30
—
school
179,
v.
nell, Harkness & Hill, .of Boston,
as
1.90s, at a price of 100.32, a
basis
of
New
$500,000 Garbage District No.
bonds, at a price of 100.19,
3.25%,
4s, due
June
1.86%.
about
com¬
York, Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
son, of Boston, T. J. Feibleman &
Co., of New Orleans, McDougal &
Condon, of Chicago, Scott, Horner
& Mason, of Lynchburg, and Weil
&
offered
2855—were awarded to Dwin-
p.
Louisiana
offered
Sale—The $175,000
Bond
Jeffesron Parish
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
inclusive.
1
a
about
1
Framingham, Mass.
Sale—The $889,000
Bond
and
incinerator
June
29—v.
W.
E.
bonds
school
offered
2856 -1- were
group composed of
Hutton & Co., New York
awarded
to
179,
p.
a
City, Lyons & Shafto, and George
P. Fogg & Co., both of Boston, as
1
s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
of about
1.72%.
.
follows:
$115,000
on Aug. 1 from 1955
to 1960 inclusive; $90,000' 3s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
Rowden, Town Treasurer, will re¬
1964
ceive
as
inclusive; $295,000 3V2S,
Aug. 1 from 1965 to
Federal
due
Finance
1974 inclusive.
Agency, as 3.01s, at par.
1965 inclusive.
2s.
1966 to
July 1 from
on
Heard, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
net
Simpson College (P. O. Indianola),
inclusive.
1962
to
1963
420,000
Dated
Mrs.
•
'
300,000 l%s. Due
of
Haughton, La.
Offering
1 from
July
on
90,000 IV4S. Due July 1, 1959.
270,000 IV2S. Due on July 1 from
(DST)
LOUISIANA
tors,
bids
Due
1958 inclusive.
Fowler, Town Treasurer, will
Grafton, of Louisville.
Bond
con¬
179, p. 2753—were awarded to
composed of the Union
v.
ceive
&
$1,290,000
revenue
struction bonds offered June 29—
1957. Interest A-O. Legal¬
approved by Wyatt, Grafton
were
McDermott
Co., of Des Moines,
price of 100.39.
Orange
29
The
—
highway
county
of
Dist., Iowa
June
improvement bonds
179, p. 2855—
awarded to the Union Secu-r
the
inclusive.
'
$700,000 re¬
were
purchase of
$50,000 hospital bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1953. Due on April 1 from 1968
to
The
rities
County Court Clerk, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (CDST)
for
—
offered June 30—v.
sealed
15
Sale
funding and
County (P. O. Owenton),
Kentucky
Bond Offering—Harold Hughes,
July
Due serially
inclusive.
1964
to
Augusta Water District, Me.
Bond
Owen
on
sealed
MAINE
latter
according
receive
will
the
P.
Sale—The $236,000 build¬
fered
Sale consists of:
$27,000 school
from
Bond
&
tax-exempt
-
The
18."
in error,
was
that
Ralph B.
—
certificates.
sewerage
"unsuccessfully
June
on
Offering
July 8, the
say
Sewerage Dist.
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 2
for
the
purchase
of
$35,557.02
Oct. 1,
awarded to the Sel¬
State
par.
1974
offered
on
to
on
beei^
statement
ity
Legality approved by ChapCutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The $70,000 School
on
had
cago.
National
Township bonds offered
went
issue
Due
whole
a
refinancing
were
basis of about 2.30%.
June 28 were
Due
report
Parish
(P. O. Houma), La.
Bisland, Secretary of the Board of
p.m.
Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price
100.56,
re-offered for sale
1974 inclusive.
City of Clinton Bridge Commission
(P. O. Clinton), Iowa
Bond
179,
2855—that the $450,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds were being
1954.
sen,
in—v.
Callable as
Legality ap¬
1955.
Supervisors,
Ky.
Postponement
noting
1955 to
1, 1954.
1,
Terrebonne
p.
Sale—The $300,000 hospi¬
179,
March
Certificate
Richmond),
Sale
1 from
&
Kentucky State College
for
F
March
inclusive.
No. 3
O.
certificates.
series
on
Dated Aug.
of
KENTUCKY
County (P. O. Monticello),
2752
p.
from
Sale—The $76,000
and Civil
i
to
1964
as
the
building
(P. O. Leesburg),
Township
lersburg
8
Sellersburg), Ind.
Sadie Aska,
until
9
re¬
certificates.
March 1 from 1955 to
on
Due
dated
are
son,
Eastern
follows:
as
E
series
597,541.28
1973
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1954.
able
A.
Rodemacher, Clerk of the Board
of Trustees, will
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on July
13 for the purchase of $653,236.28
1964
bonds
.
ing
III.
°f $385'-
C.
July 15, 1955 to
1967 inclusive. Principal
Silver Creek
at
imf-i'\ wil1 receive sealed
fi i30 p'm" (COST) on
until
awarded to the Fletcher Trust
of
will
$225,000 water works re¬
funding and improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
July
from
and Civil Township
of
bids
July
on
11,
e
chase of
Bond
Ellsworth
—
bids
sealed
15,
Bond
jo
3, 1954. Due on
Indiana
100.05.
$700,000 buildD L.°,nds offered June 30—v. 179,
comnn^Were awarded to a group
Bantr
n?
First National
San tt
Chicago, Weeden & Co.,
of voran"sC0' and Coffin & Burr,
Citv>11r,i
The
&
interest
Plain
in?rdSale~The
as
13 for the
anapolis.
offered June
about 2.36%.
1
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord,
Ice
&
Miller,
of Indi¬
School District
(P. O. East Moline), III.
mouw. basis of
u-19, a Kork Gity-
until
Township Trustee, will
American
{s^an£f Ccunty
37
bids
July
on
Offering
annually
$360,000 hos-
price of
Authority
(CST) on July 15 for the purchase
of $72,000 school building bonds.
Dated July 15,
1954. Due semi¬
*v' I ' p" 2^b4—were award¬
to
Newhard, Cook & Co., of
•
1955 to
from
1
Clarified—In
i
r u
Township
receive
and
ed
sealed
(CDST)
on
of $1,000,000 temporary
:Peterson,
Massac County,
County Hospital
District (P. O.
Metropolis), III.
90
ceive
clusive.
Ligonier), Ind.
about
P
Clerk-Treasurer,
bonds.
School Township
(P.O. Rural Route No. 3,
Perry
*oD%.
ni??nud Sale — The
Bank,
100.04,
Aug. 5, 1955.
&
Bond
of
sealed
Dated Aug.
notes.-
$360,000 fire
building bonds
basis
State
2V8S, at
2.12%.
Offering —The
purchase
The
a
Town
R.
—
IOWA
Housing Authority, Ind.
p.m.
were awarded
to the First Nation¬
al Bank of
Chicago, as 2V2S, at a
101-32>
Offering
at
2752—were
p.
ini
and
offered June 28—v.
179, p. 2854—
ot
Hailstone &
First
as
about
receive
LaGrange, III.
and police station
of
will
Savings Bank, Chicago.
Legality
approved
by Isham, Lincoln &
Beale, of Chicago.
Bond Sale
the
to
basis
Note
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
179,
Valparaiso,
Muncie
Due
1965
on
2855—were
p.
township bonds offered
awarded
C.
re¬
on
of
Lafayette, La.
Offering—Curtis
Certificate
1969 inclusive.
Aug.
(P.
West Terre Haute, Ind.
Bond
Sale—The $110,000 school
civil
June 25—v.
on
Dorothy
—
179,
Morgan Township (P. O. R. R. 2,
Valparaiso), Ihd.
and
sealed
on
inclusive,
Reason
tal bonds offered June 29—v.
Co., of Cincinnati, as 2%s,
100.11, a basis of about 2.60%.
Dec.
Chicago.
ceive
(CST)
a.m.
187,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
Indiana
The
—
awarded to Frank E.
and
Kammeyer, Village Clerk, will
Sale
June 24—v.
on
1977
Legality
a
$25,000 fire
fighting equipment bonds offered
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond
W.
receive
clusive.
anapolis.
Bond
interest
and
Co.,- Chicago.
at
Co., Chicago,
price of 100.10, a
Jonesboro, Ind.
1954.
1970
the
at
2V8S,
Bond
rev¬
1955 to
from
1
inclusive.
p.m.
(CST) on July 7 for the purchase
$100,000 street
improvement
bonds. Dated July
1, 1954. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1955
to Jan. 1, 1965 inclusive. Interest
basis of about 2.10%.
on July
$415,000
of
sewerage
Dated
Dec.
on
(DST)
p.m.
purchase
works
2
Northern Trust
as
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
for
until
of
able
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
building bonds offered June 29—
Cullinane, of Havana, as
v.
bids
bids
Township School Township Principal and interest (J-J)
(P. O. Crown Point), Ind.
2!/2S, at par.
water
sealed
Kenneth
will
Clerk,
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
Bond
say,
Kan.
—
$150,000 street and sidewalk im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
on
Offering—Mary A. Ram¬
City Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
inclusive.
follows:
Tipton, Ind.
are
Center
ing %onds offered on
—
Dated
build¬
Sale—The
Glen Ellyn,
bonds.
July 1, 1954.
Due semi-annually from
July 1,
1955
to
Jan. - 1,
1960 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
District No. 320 (P.
Bond Offering
Trust
Co., all of Indianapolis, as 23/4S,
100.27, a basis of about 2.71%.
at
City
•
on
July 14 for the purchase of $335,600 general obligation bonds, as
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indi¬
p.m.
basis of about 1.42%.
179, p.
ward F.
group
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
"Z" corporate bonds offered
June 29 — v. 179, p. 2752 — were
awarded to Glore, Forgan & Co.,
New York City, as IJ/2S, at 100.43,
Bond
a
Fletcher
the
Co.,
Offering—L. F. Tombow,
Secretary of the School Board,
ries
Fulton County
$80,000 school
awarded to
of
Hoar,
Bend,
Offering
as
inclusive; $118,000 3x/is, due
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1974
KANSAS
sealed bids until 10
township bonds offered
were
composed
,
26
civil
May 15
Bank, of Humboldt.
Great
Winamac), Ind.
Sale—The
were
Trust
Humboldt
the
&
Bond
Sale —The $1,000,000 se¬
Bond
& Savings
28
June
offered
to
about
of
cost
follows: $45,000 4s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to
1960 inclusive, $37,000 3s, due
on Aug.
1 from 1961 to 1964
3.24%,
$22,000 build¬
J-J.
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
a
1,
and' 'C.
E. Bohlander &
"B" School District No. 312
Co., of
Bloomington, jointly, at par, as
Shoshone), Idaho
Bond Sale—The $220,000 build- follows:
in^ bonds offered June 28—v. 179, $245,000 13/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
2752 — were awarded to the
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
Continental Bank & Trust Co.,
100,000 2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Salt Lake City, and Wegener &
bonds
ing
awarded
price of 100.19, a
a
interest
net
Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
(P. O.
Daly Corp.,
Ice
Tippecanoe Township (P. O. Route
and
and
Livingston
Community Unit Sch. Dist.
(P.O. El Paso), III.
Bond Sale—The
$395,000 school
Class
bid
by Ross, McCord,
of Indianapolis.
Bond
Woodford, McLean
Jerome Counties Joint
issues are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Sellesrburg State
Bank, Sellersburg.
Legality ap¬
Chicago.
Counties
Moines.
Both
1954.
bonds, at
Independent School District,
Bond
designated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
Tones
Thor
inclusive.
bonds. Due
sewer
inclusive.-:*
Elk Horn Consolidated
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
lincoln and
4
43,000 civil township bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1955 to 1974
1973
inclusive.
85,000 sanitary
Horn,
Des
Dec.
on
Offering—H. N. Buchner
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until July 19 for the purchase
of $85,000 storm drainage bonds.
Bond
Flh
Chronicle
200,000
on
Garbage
Leicseter, Mass.
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
—
Newton
until
H.
noon
(DST) on July 8 for the purchase
$700,000 school project bonds.
of
District
No.
2
Dated Aug.
1, 1954.
Due
on
Aug.
Commercial and
The
I 1
1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Second National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
to
1955
tp from
$50,000 water bonds. Due on July
1 from 1955 to 1969 inclusive.
1 from
Lowell, Mass.
-
t
,
1
bonds
The
proved
Dwinnell,
Hill, and the Rock¬
land-Atlas National Bank, both of
!!;!
'
IF
■
!•
•
Boston,
100.28,
at
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
Sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $100,000
street
and sidewalk paving
Dated
bonds.
on
July
Due
1954.
1,
1959 in¬
interest
First Na¬
1 from 1955 to
Principal
and
July
clusive.
(J-J)
payable
tional
Bank
the
at
of
Boston,
at the
or
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
City
Authorities
Masachusetts Housing
Offering
Note
—
Chairman
The
authorities will re¬
office of
of the issuing
bids at the
ceive sealed
thje State Housing Board, 90 TremontSt., Boston, until noon(DST)
on July 7 for the purchase of $37,031,000 State-aided veterans
ects
notes,
as
Bond
ceive
(DST)
on
of
Somerville
Dated
July 15, 1954.' Due on July
1955
from
Palmer
Thorndike,
&
of
Dodge,
Winthrop, Mass.
Offering
Bond
W.
George
—
on
until
bids
sealed
(DST)
noon
July 15 for the purchase
July 1, 1954.
$600,000
1955
1-25-55
school
bonds. Dated
Due on July 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Principal
to
interest payable
at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legal¬
approved
Thorn¬
Store,y,
by
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
194,000
7-26-55
Worcester, Mass.
7-26-55
Note
enue
tional
7-26-55
839,000
awarded to the Na¬
were
Each
issue
opinions
legal
of
July
either
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, or
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, both of Boston.
Principal
and interest oft the issues listed
hhder
Group
the
Second
Boston,
for
Group B at
mut
sue
A
will
payable
be
National
of
Bank
those
listed
the National
under
Shaw-
Bank, of Boston, for the is¬
under Group C at the
listed
First
National
and
Bank,
the
for
issue
of
Boston,
listed
Company,
Boston.
New
York
City, if de¬
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., B. J.
Van
Ihgen & Co., and Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., all of New York
City, at a price of 100.06, a net
interest
of
cost
about
1.79%,
Note Sale—An issue of
discount.
»>;■
!
-
.
r ■
Boston, at 0.437%
Due
to
1955
1961
810,000 1 %s.
1962
Benton
to
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
1969
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Township School District
(P. O. Benton Harbor),
No. 6
ing bondp offered on June 23—v.
179, p. 2752 — were awarded to
Walter
J.
June
30
were
County
Trust
Co.,
Dedham, at 0.36% discount.
The notes are dated June 30,
1954, and mature on Dec. 21, 1954.
Principal and interest payable at
the
National
Shawmut
Bond
notes
awarded to
Bank
of
Legality approved by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Offering
Town
Treasurer,
will
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
1,
1960.
proved
dock
•
1
of
—
Dolores E.
are
due
in
callable
Principal
a
1961
as
and
of April
and
interest
bank
or
trust
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
&
purchase of $65,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
* '
Corp., Detroit, Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Chicago, Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Toledo, and Watling, Lerchen
& Co., Detroit, on a bid reflecting
a net interest cost of about 2.57%,
110,000 23/4s. Due on June 1,
street
Rural Agricul(P. O. Croswell),
1961 to
Greenville, Mich.
Bond Sale
eral
bonds
fered
Boyne City, Mich.
Bond
quist,
Offering
City
—
2856—to July 7.
1
Sund-
Clerk,
will receive
(EST) on
July 13 for the purhcase of $320,•
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
School District,
Hart
Offering
—
Myron A.
Stevens, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of $230,-
July 13
special
assessment
bonds,
as
179,
v.
the
and
to
serially
1964
interest
on
1,
June 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
J[^-D) payable at the
/
Sch.
No.
Dist.
5
(P. O. Millett), Mich.
Bond Offering—Gay lord
Hogan,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 7 for
the purchase of $75,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated July 1,
1954.
Due on
July 1 from 1956
to
1972
of
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
callable
July 1, 1959. Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank
trust company
to be designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
or
approved
by
Miller,
*
f
-w
Paddock & Stone,
Canfield,
of Detroit.
May
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
1958.
1,
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man, of Detroit.
County (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
Offering — Thomas
A.
Bond
Babcock,
Secretary of the Board
County Road Commissioners,
receive sealed bids until 2
of
will
p.m., (EST)
on July 13 for the
purchase of $310,000 Warren
Township special assessment dis¬
tricts
paving bonds.
1954.
Due
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
1956
Dated May 1,
1 from 1955
May
inclusive.
1959
to
due
in
callable
are
of May 1,
1955. Principal and
(M-N) payable at a bank
or trust company
in Michigan to
be designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
as
Canfield,
ler,
reflecting
Marlette
bid
a
net
Bond
Mich.
Jackson,
Paddock &
Stone,
Community Sch.
Michigan
Sale—The
Dist.,
Wil¬
Offering—Robert J.
lis, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
$699,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
fered June 29—v. 179, p. 2521—
were awarded to a group composed
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 13 for
the purchase of $390,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1954. Due
of
on
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Mc¬
both of De¬
price of 100.002, a net
of about 1.96%, as
a
cost
3s.
$80,000
Due
July
on
1,
1955
1956.
and
June
1
Due
on
July 1 from
thereafter
Kalamazoo
Offering
ceive
on
on
Joseph A.
7
until
s p e c
Dated
i
a
July
1 assessment
1, 1954. Due
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
sive.
Callable
on
30 days'
&
National
American
the
at
jriS
W
approved by Berry,
of Detroit.
I
Marshall, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 sewage
system bonds offered
28—v.
179, p. 2648—were
June
P
i
TrUst
to
of
Braun,
Township Reeths-Puffe*
Agricultural School District No. 7
Fractional (P. O. Muskegon),
Michigan
Muskegon
Offering
Bond
—
Sealed bids
Secretary
will be received by the
the
of
Board
of
Education until
tii
(EST) on July 6 for the
purchase of $690,000 building
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1954.
Due
on
p.m.
school site and building bonds of¬
1972 in¬
and
1972 are callable as
15,
1958; those due from 1961 to 1970
are
callable as of May 15, I960.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
fered
able
Schools
Sale
Bond
June 24—v.
on
awarded
•—were
The
—
consisting
to
First
of
District,
$4,000,000
179, p. 2521
syndicate
a
Michigan
of
Corporation, of Detroit, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, John Nuveen & Co., all of
Chicago, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
of Toledo, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., both
of Detroit, Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
of Chicago, H. VrSattley & Co.,
Shannon & Co., Watling, Lerchen
& Co., all of Detroit, Allison-Wil¬
liams Co., of Minneapolis, Ballman & Main, of
Chicago, BohmerReinhart
&
Co., of Cincinnati,
Channer
Securities
Co.,
of
Chi¬
cago, S. R.
Livingstone, Grouse
& Co., of Detroit, Pohl & Co., and
Walter,' Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
.1
May 15 from 1955 to
at
Bonds
a
bank
due
or
-
>
%
>
;
••
u, *
I\
1971
of May
in
trust company
designated by the successbidder. Legality approved by
be
to
full
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone,
of Detroit.
Muskegon Township School District
No. 2 (P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
Bond Offering — Sidney H-
Beard ot
sealeo
bids until 8 p.m., (EST) on July 7
for the purchase of $325,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 19°4.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 19 <2
Sixma, Secretary of the
Education, will receive
inclusive.: Bonds due in
thereafter^
1960.
1,
are
1961 and
of July
callable as
Principal
and
interest
payable at a bank or-trust!
company to be designated by the
(J-J)
successful
bidder.
Legality
proved by Miller, Manfield,
dock & Stone, of Detroit. v
'
•
.
2.23%.
about
8
Public
:
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and Stranahan, Harris
& Co., both of Toledo, jointly, as
2y4s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
awarded
notice.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
of June
p.m.
July 9 for the purchase
$60,000
bonds.
—
Clerk, will re¬
bids
sealed
as
disposal
Twp., Knollwood Water
O. 1720 Riverview
Kalamazoo), Mich.
Parisi, Township
callable
and
1966
Stevens & Moorman,
July 1 from
on
(P.
Drive,
Bond
Due
are
in¬
1970
to
in
t
1, 1957. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company in Michigan to be desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
1968 inclusive.
1955
from
Bonds 'due
clusive.
Legality
230,000 1 %s.
/
1
Bonds due in 1985 and
are callable as of
of Detroit.
a
on
Livonia
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Twp.
inclusive.
thereafter
clusive.
City
Delta
school
Michigan
June
on
July
$540,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. l, 1954,
Due on May 1 from 19o5 to
1971
interest cost of about 1.73%.
Bond
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
of
38,000 District No. 574 bonds.
dated
8
the
for
2753—were awarded to
Michigan Corp., De¬
p.
First
troit,
until
bids
troit.
71,000 District No. 568 bonds.
70,000 District No. 571 bonds.
are
District (P. Q,
Lyon), Mich.
Bond Offering—William
Markham, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed
South
Co., Kalamazoo.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
$14,000 District No. 559 bonds.
bonds
Mich.
Sale—The $150,000
Bank
follows:
The
1
April 1, 1972.
on
interest
building bonds offered June 24—
of
Dearborn, Mich.
interest
Ehima
Co., and H. V. Sattley
&
Bond
the
$165,000
building
changed from June 30
p.
Kenower, Mac-
Co., both of Detroit, jointly.
&
(EST)
179,
—v.
1960
Stone, of Detroit.
29—v.
June
Arthur
bonds of¬
179, p. 2856—
water
awarded to
were
the
was
The $159,000 gen¬
—
obligation
District
New Offering Date—Date of
of
1 from
Due on June
1968 inclusive.
550,000 2V2s.
389,000 2s.
Michigan
sale
1959
1960.
and
interest
Croswell-Lexington
tural Sch. Dist.
April
on
Twp. School
Lyon
from
$240,000 3V4S. Due on June 1
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
troit, at
r
»
Due
Macomb
follows:
$28,000
2%s.
280,000 Is. Due
follows:
as
1962 to
as
of
.
Sale—The
Calumet.
of
Grand
bids at the Merchants Na¬
Bank
1971.
Due May 1,
of Michigan
composed of the first
Donald-Moore & Co.,
Due May 1, 1972.
Is.
45,000
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due
on April
1 from 1955 to 1972 in¬
Perley,
sealed
Due on May 1 from
1970, inclusive.
to
40,000 2V4s.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 8
for the purchase of $660,000 build¬
receive
Boston, Directors
Room, 30 State St., Boston, until
11- a.m. (DST) on
July 8 for the
'*
Inc.,
Martz, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
successful
tional
\
Wade,
(A-O) payable at
Bond Offering—John A.
!
Due on May 1 from
1957 to 1964, inclusive.
$190,000 2%s.
1954. Due
company
i
Sattley & Co., both of Detroit, at
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 2.30% as follows
37,000 District No. 566 bonds.
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Big Rapids School District, Mich.
$500,000
Rowley, Mass.
!
179, p. 2753—were awarded to
a group composed
of Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Toledo, Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
v,
000
Rapids.
h(ov. 25, 1954.
Sale—The
Norfolk
Boston.
i
$200,000
Quincy, Mass.
Bond
the
1,
Due
school
building bonds offered June 30—
Sale—The $480,000
179,
2753—were awarded to a group
p.
Brooklyn Rural Agricultural School
District, Mich.
Bond
$590,000 2s.
Bond
to the Second Na¬
of
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
•
1965
School
(P. O. Grand Blanc), Mich.
Sale—The $900,000 build¬
callable as of July
1, 1959.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
1955
offered
1,4
sold
Bank
are
as
Michigan
was
thereafter
Bond
Bonds due in 1960 and
follows:
Pittsfield, Mass.
notes
inclusive.
of
posed
sired).
tional
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 8 for the
purchase of $225,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1972
Bond
15, 1971.
15, 1972.
ing bonds offered June 25—v.
Vehicle Highway Fund
were
(Arrangement
will be made for payment at ma¬
turity in
$1,400,000 mo¬
bonds
offered June 28—v. 179, p. 2753—
under
Group D at the State Street Trust
L. Hanlon,
Secretary of the Board
improvement bonds offered June
29—v. 179, p. 2856—were awarded
to the Merchants & Miners Bank,
Sale—The
Bond
tor
(P. O.
Calumet, Mich.
Bay City, Mich.
22,
Storey,
District
Michigan
discount.
7-26-55
,1954, and will bear the approving
Callable
Bridgeport),
Ave.,
Bond Offering—Guy
Bond
dated
is
Merlin
on
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
19
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Detroit Trust Co., Detroit. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
4221
from
Due on Nov. 15
1970 inclusive.
to
Grand Blanc Township Unit
of April 16, 1958.
Bridgeport Twp. Sch. Dist.
inclusive.
25,000 2s. Due on Nov.
25,000 iy2s. Due on Nov.
Api;il. 16 from
on
"1976 'inclusive.
1957- to
as
D
3,790,000
—
1967
15
Nov.
on
1958 to 1966
85,000 2%s.
Sha\jvmut Bank of Boston,
at 0.412%
MICHIGAN
Boston
Due
inclusive.
Due
2V2s.
from
15 from
Due on Nov.
1955 to 1957
135,000
The City
8
1954.
Due
April 1
from 1955 to 1960
inclusive
2,380,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
280,000
$30,000 3V2s.
the
16,
of
'
33/4s.
$1,060,000
1971.
p.m. (EST)
011 July 19 for
purchase of $150,000 water
supply and sewage disposal sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated April
til
were
—
follows:
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
205,000 2V2S.
$1,000,000 rev¬
anticipation notes offered
First
as
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
—
29^—v. 179,
awarded to the
Michigan Corp., Detroit,
2856
p.
a
about 2.792%
follows:
as
ing bonds offered June
15, 1958. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Detroit
Trust
Co., Detroit.
Le¬
of Oct.
as
Sale—The
t';
i'l
1954
Cincinnati, at 100.00002
net interest cost of
$300,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
callable
in 1965 and thereafter are
1-26-55
7-26-55
GROUP C
III
Bos¬
of
Boston.
June 28
U
Bank
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
and
GROUP
inclusive.
1974
National
First
the
1-24-56
Winthrop
to
Principal and interest payable at
7-26-55
Wilmington.-
noon
July 13 for the purchase
of
1,083,000
13,740,000
2,750,000
__
until
$350,000 school project bonds.
7-26-55
GROUP B
Boston
Frederick J.
—
bids
sealed
2,580,000
Belmont
Offering
Vanston, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ity
M,
u!j
Monday, July 5,
..
.
both of
Mich.
Road, Fruitport),
Due on April 15 from
1984 inclusive. Bonds due
1957 to
(P. O. 305
Dist. No. 3
1954.
15,
Agricultural Sch.
Pontaluna
Rural
Fruitport
sewage
disposal system bonds. Dated June
ap¬
Stoughton, Mass.
352,000
Watertown
1,
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
6,000,000
Peabody
Legality
Boston.
7-26-55
$1,148,000
2,295,000
Lynn
of
Bank
ceive
Matur.
Amount
Lawrence
July
dated
are
Downie, Town Treasurer, will re¬
GROUP A
Attleboro
bonds
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
National Shawmut
able
proj¬
follows:
Authority
The
1954.
15
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
1
1959 inclusive.
to
76,000 bonds. Due on July 1 from
Offering—Danuel J. Me-
Bond
until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $171,000
1955
obligation
general
000
Additional Offering
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed .bids at the National Shaw¬
mut Bank of Boston, 40 Water St.,
about'2.06%.
basis of
Boston.
building bonds,^as- follow?:/
of. $95,000 bonds. Due on July 1 from
pripe
a
Thorndike,
Storey,
Offering—William J. Rey¬
Bond
Lynn, Mass.
lij
■!';1
ap¬
Somerville, Mass.
City,
2.10s,
by
Palmer & Douge, of
&
as
a
The
—
York
New
of
lij
1,
Boston,
Sale
d
o n
Harkness
U1
Legality
Boston.
of
Bank
$2,000,000
school bonds offered June 29—v.
179, p. 2856—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., F.
S. Moseley & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Blair, Rollins &
Co., First of Michigan Corp., all
B
i
l
July
dated
are
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the Merchants National
1954.
able
11
Due on July
1955 to 1969 inclusive.
15,000 water bonds.
Boston.
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—ry
Township School District
Oliver
Golden
(P. O. Elkton), Mich.
$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 23—v. 179,
2753—were awarded to StranaBond Sale—The
bonds.
after
1970.
Due
C.
troit Trust
Marie
Ste.
M
sealed
and
until
4
1987 inclusive.
bank
a
District, Mich.
$80,000 build¬
~
bids
until
7:30
sealed
$55,000.00 general obligation city
portion bonds. Due on June 1
from 1955 to 1964, inclusive.
46,772.94
special
assessment
bonds. Due on June 1 from
1964, inclusive.
The bonds are dated June
1,
1954. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Ypsilanti
Savings
Bank, Ypsilanti.
Sale—The
Sale
—v.
179,
to
group
Harold
E.
and
E.
Wood
J.
school
June
Sale
—
building
29—v.
The
$1,000,000
bonds
179,
p.
offered
2753—were
awarded to a
group composed of
the First
National Bank of Min¬
neapolis,
St.
First
National
Paul, Northwestern
Bank
of
of
National
Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.,
nessy & Co., Harold
Co.,
and
net
Wood
&
on
about
$350,000
July 1 from 1955
inclusive.
2.40s, at a price
as
basis
100.01,
of
a
Due
1955 to
about
1965 inclusive.
July
on
1
from
36,000
a
of
Bond
bretson,
ceive
Offering
—
Village
sealed
R.
2.53%,
interest
net
a
as
follows:
of
Bond
J.
S.
Chicago,
will
Clerk,
until
bids
Enge8
re¬
p.m.
(CST) on July 6 for the purchase
of
$60,000
improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1955 to 1969 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
callable
cipal
1965
as
and
or
and
thereafter
of July 1,
interest
,
1964.
payable
are
Prin¬
at
a
trust company to be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co.,
of St. Louis.
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
of Atlanta,
Shelby Cullom Davis
&
Co.,
Herbert
J.
Sims
&
Co.,
both of New York, Stifel, Nicolaus
&
Co., of St. Louis, Stubbs, Smith
& Lombardo, of Birmingham, Talmage & Co., of New York, E. Ray
Allen
&
Co., of Chicago, Herman
&
Co.,
of
Memphis,
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, of St.
Louis, Fahey, Clark & Co., of
Cleveland. J. H. Hilsman & Co., of
&
Farish, of
Montgomery, Robert N. Tuller Co.,
of New York, J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
of Newark, Mid-South Securities
eral
of
&
Cincinnati,
1955
plant bonds of¬
June 29—v. 179, p. 2856—
awarded to Kalman & Co.,
fered
of
disposal
Minneapolis,
as
at par.
Co., of Mem¬
phis,
Peters, Writer & Christensen, of Denver, Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of Minneapolis, Pren-
dergast,. Fahey & Co., of New
York, Shannon & Co., of Detroit,
Shaughnessy & Co., of St. Paul,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., both of
Cincinnati, and Zahner & Co., of
City.
Kansas
Neshoba
County Supervisors
be
Philadelphia), Miss.
by the Clerk
of the
Board of Supervisors until
(CST)
of
Dist.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
1 p.m.
July 5 for the purchase
$40,000
road,
bridge bonds.
highway
.
and
<
179,
G.
to
1
1963
interest
a
cost
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1 from
on Feb. 1 from
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
County, Normandy
Sanitary Sewer District
bonds
$125,000
was
Interest
by
J-J.
Charles
May
1,
from
1957 to 1974.
in
1960
Bond
Offering — Nalle Gibbs,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on July 27 for
the purchase of $3,000,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
March 1 from 1955 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
bank
or
trust
com¬
designated by the
cessful bidder.
Due
and
May
on
thereafter
'
V'
NEW JERSEY
I '
Clinton, N. J.
Note Sale
Boland, Saffirj &
Co., New York City, and the First
—
National Bank & Trust
Co., Paterjointly, recently purchased
$1,250,000 notes at 0.95% discount,
plus a premium of $6.67.
The
son,
notes, all dated June 28, 1954, in¬
clude
$300,000 tax anticipation,
10, 1955; $350,000 school
promissory, due March 21, 1955;
and
$600,000
March 21,
bond
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
School
Offering
until 8 p.m.
the
District,
N.
J.
Aniello
—
(DST)
purchase
building
T.
on July 14 for
$60,000 school
of
bonds.
Due
on
Dated July
15,
July 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Subur¬
ban Trust Co., Garwood.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York
City.
Kearny, N. J.
Bond
Town
bids
14
Offering—Donald
Clerk,
until
8
for the
will
(DST)
p.m.
Allan,
receive
sealed
on
Ju^r
purchase of $2,030,000,
follows:
as
$1,160,000 sewer bonds.
870,000 sewer plant bonds.
The
bonds
•
1954.
Due
1984
dated
are
:
Aug;' 1,
inclusive.
terest
on
Aug. 1 from 1955 ta
Principal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the West
Hudson
MONTANA
anticipation,
1955.
Mosca, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
suc¬
Louis.
National
Bank
of
Harri¬
son.
Denton, Mont.
Bond
Sale—The
$70,000
sewer
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
system construction bonds offered
25—v. 179, p. 2754 — were
Manasquan, N.J.
June
awarded to
wood,
of
Bond
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
Minneapolis,
2.90s.
as
East Helena, Mont.
bids
15
Offering
Clerk,
7
until
for
bonds,
the
as
$197,500
—
will
A.
Rose,
sealed
(MST) on July
purchase of $210,000
p.m.
follows:
bonds.
sewer
1954.
bonds
Interest
are
dated
July
J-J.
inson, District Clerk, will receive
(MST)
on
July 19 for the purchase of $90,000
bonds, as follows:
School
District
No.
33
bonds.
60,000 Chester High School Dis¬
1955
to
1964
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Manasquan
National
Bank,
Manasquan. Legality approved by
and interest
Bond
1, 1954.
School
District, N. J.
Offering—C larence P.
Friling, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(DST)
on
July 13 for
the purchase of $165,000
building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Milford.
trict bonds.
Each issue is dated June
Interest J-D.
8
the
Mil ford
Bond Offering—John W. Hutch¬
$30,000
until
for
1,
Liberty County School Districts
(P. O. Chester), Mon.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
/
Miller,
|Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
"f New York City.
12,500 water bonds.
The
V.
—
p.m. (DST) on July
purchase of $30,000
Beach improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from
12
H.
receive
Offering
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Bond
1
Bonds due
Denver.
1954.
No. 12, Mo.
a
1954.
callable on May 1, 1959/ '1
Legality approved by Pershing,
Bosworth, Dick & Dawson/- of
1964
Springfield Reorganized Sch. Dist.
at
on
1974,
;/♦'
Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Due
due
to
on Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
school
bonds.
Dated
1,000,000
Legality
&
1
inclusive;
1971
Bond
recently sold to
the Municipal Bond
Corp., of Chi¬
inclusive.
bonds:
May
3V2S,
Garwood
cago, as 4s. Dated April 1, 1954.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1983
approved
2)
on
1970,
15, 1953. Due
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
sewer
to
1967 to 1973
due
Louis
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
1973,
due Feb.
215,000 2V2S. Due
St.
No.
$730,000
group
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
City
&
a
te
$750,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
Mo.
v.
—
due
1970
Sale consisted of:
1
follows:
as
415,000 2y4s. Due
street & Kirkpatrick, of Nashville,
Doll & Isphording, Inc., Ellis &
"Gordon Meeks
29
net
a
$249,000 l%s. Due
Stockton
Co., of Atlanta, M. B.
Vick & Co., of Chicago, Cady &
Co., of Columbus, C. F. Cassell &
Co., of Lynchburg, Clark, Land-
Bond
The $195,000 gen¬
par,
2.28%,
Co., of Nashville, Park, Ryan, Inc.,
New
York, Seasongood &
No. 1 (P.O.
obligation sanitary sewer and
sewage
were
—
of
of
Mayer,
June
inclusive;
3V2S,
May 1 from
inclusive.
1974, inclusive.
Co., Kansas City, A.
payable
Broome
March
on
bonds:
Aug. 15
31/4S, due
1957
and
1962, inclusive.
to
1)
on
1969,
(Block
from
1
Sale—The $879,000 school
pany to be
Co., of Jackson.
Mohr
March
to
from
$270,000
inclusive.
on
Due
offered
Bond
Thornton,
to
1963
Atlanta, E. F. Hufton & Co., of
York, Leedy,
Wheeler &
Alleman, of Orlando, John Small
& Co., of New York,
Southern
New
Spicer, Minn.
Bond Sale
1960
Trust
and
Phelps,
Inc., of New York, Courts & Co.,
of Atlanta,
Lyons & Shafto, of
Boston, Stern Bros. & Co., of Kan¬
sas City,
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
of Toledo,
Harrington & Co., of
Jackson,
1959,
Due
Gardner, both of St. Louis, at
Co., both of
Kindred & Co.,
Byrne
1,000,000
1
Edwards & Sons, and Reinholdt &
Love
as
inclusive.
bonds
March
on
15
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis, City National Bank
Burr, Francis I. duPont
& Co., both of New
York, Lewis
Co.,
school
2521—were awarded to
&
City,
No.
$450,000
Aug.
$250,000
Popular Bluff School District,
&
Kansas
1967
and
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEyers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
bonds
Aug. 1, 1973 and 1974.
of
(Block
from
(P. O.
Kansas
p.
Co., both of
$300,000 3Vis, due
payable at the First National Bank
price
&
to
3V4S.
of about
Coffin
$750,000
bonds are dated June
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
1954.
offered
nati.
M.
1955
154,000
2521—were
syndicate headed by
p.
100.12,
9
Due
2%s.
from
$13,000,000
bonds
179,
No.
3V4S.
from
Co., Magnus & Co., all of Cincin¬
Slayton, Minn.
Shaugh-
Caldwell, Phillips Co.,
Paul, on a bid reflecting
interest cost of about 2.34%.
aH of
St.
a
E.
of
2.39%.
bank
Bank, J. M. Dain & Co., AllisonWilliams Co., and
Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood, all of Minneapolis,
cost
follows:
as
1967
to
•
Bond
Min¬
price of 100.01,
a
interest
123,000 bonds
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
•Minneapolis.
*
Co.,
1964
m-
(P. O. Brainerd),
Minnesota
&
Waeckerle,
The
Co., Allen & Co., all of New
York, Alvis & Co., of Jackson,
Co., St. Paul,
inclusive; and $57,000
2%s, due on July 1 from 1965
June
6
awarded
follows:
2V2S, due
Wing County Indep. School
&
Prescott
as
net
a
p. 2753—were awarded
District No.
$530,000 im¬
2857—were
$60,000
build¬
Bensdorf
composed of Juran &
$407,000 bonds at
Bond and Certificate Sale—The
$42,000 street improvement bonds
and street
construction certificates
f3-~Y* 179,
to
The
—
p.
neapolis,
to
on
build¬
Moody, Inc., St. Paul, Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago,
Kalman & Co;, Minneapolis,
MINNESOTA
offered
$40,000
provement bonds offered June 28
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
indebtedness
&
St. Louis Park, Minn.
a
The
—
Jackson, Barcus,
County School District
(P. O. Oronoca), Minn.
Bond
$25,000
Dist.
obligation
&
of
as
St.
sold to Barret, Fitch, North
Co., of Kansas City, as follows:
Other members of the syndicate:
Shields & Co., Baxter, Williams
of
Kalman
2.56%,
of
callable
are
price
and
to
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 179,
p. 2856—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
olis, as 2.90s, at par.
p.m.
(EST) on
July 6 for the purchase of
$101,772.94 bonds, divided as
follows:
1955 to
of
No. 2
Offering—Betty F. Fen-
ker, City Clerk, will receive
1956
Sale—The
Bond
Ypsilanti, Mich.
I
from
Olmsted
ing bonds offered on June 23—v.
179, p. 2753—r-were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co., of Grand
Rapids.
Bond
1
Co., Minne¬
apolis, Juran & Moody, Inc., St.
Paul, and E. J. Prescott & Co., of
Minneapolis.
Vestahurg Rural Agricultural Sch.
I'
Feb.
on
by
of
White, Weld &
Chicago, Garrett-Bromfield & Co.,
Denver, and Lucas, Eisen &
was
&
$1,970,000 2.40s. Due Aug. 1, 1971.
4,100,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1, 1972.
6,930,000 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1
inclusive. Bonds due in 1970
posed
Lake
O.
Ira Haupt &
Co.,, New York City,
John Nuveen &
Co.,
p.m.
offered June 30—v.
179, p. 2856—
were
awarded to a group com¬
Detroit.
V-:
2
$110,000 sani¬
tary sewage disposal plant bonds
be
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
1
until
Ogilvie, Minn.
der.
Sale—The
bids
thereafter
Bond
designated by the successful bid¬
Bond
awarded to
cost of about
1, 1969. Legality approved by
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, and Moody & Springsted, both of St. Paul.
are
Orange
Dist.
revenue
30—v.
Ruth
Briggs,
Bonds due
trust company to
or
June
Feb.
callable as of Sept. 1, 1959. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at
Due
1975
and
Sch.
Sale
highway
(CST) on July 8 for the purchase
$150,000 santary sewer and dis¬
posal plant bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1954.
County,
Mississippi (State of)
re¬
Co.,
Wellington), Mo.
general
Sale—The
Bond
of
p.m.
1, 1980 and thereafter
sealed
Trauernicht,
$1,750,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
were awarded to a
group composed of A. C. Allyn &
Interest
approved
(P. ^O.
fered June 30
May 1 from
inclusive.
12
follows:
from
a
Mrs.'
—
&
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
cagoula.
Legality
Bredeson, Village Clerk, will
(EST) on July 26 for the purchase
$700,000
municipal
building
revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1954.
Due on March 1 and Sept. 1 from
1955 to
Offering
1974
awarded
Greenwood.
2754—were awarded to the Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank, of Pas¬
Maynard, Minn.
ceive
of
Chicago, at
Bctoid
of
March
bidder.
Due
Legality
Sch.
of
as
to
Charles
p.
by
successful
1956
M-N.
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 179,
1954.
neapolis.
Joint
bids
callable
are
May 1, 1954.
Louis.
2857—were
p.
Bank
Bond
by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
Building
Authority (P. O. Sault Ste. Marie),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Ralph E. Speer,
Secretary of the Commission, will
receive
1,
inclusive.
(P.
Pascagoula), Miss.
approved
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Saulte
179,
the
Consol.
payable at any suitable bank
trust company designated
or
Legality
Canfield,
Miller,
by
approved
to
Bonds maturing in 1967
thereafter
the
payable at the De¬
Co., Detroit.
—v.
Jackson
April
1965
No.
Vegas), Nev.
Bond Sale—The
eral
Napoleon Reorganized School
April 1, 1966. Principal and inter¬
est
special assessment street im¬
interest (J-D)
Joint
April 1 from 1957 to 1972
on
inclusive.
and
Dated
$23,000 issue of
school bonds was
recently sold to
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc., of
Kansas City, as 3s and 3V4S.
Dated
any
District
Las
Lafayette County, Wellington-
Offering—Lloyd Nordling,
bonds.
to
County, Las Vegas Grammar
Education
Sale—A
Greenwood, Miss.
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on July 7
for the purchase of
$80,000 build¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1954.
Due^ on June 1 from 1955
Principal
on
Clark
Girardeau), Mo.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $400,000 indus¬
trial plant bonds offered June 29
District Clerk, will receive sealed
ing
July
gen¬
MISSISSIPPI
Alvarado), Minn.
Bond
purchase of $44,-
inclusive.
pay¬
Counties
on
$10,000
interest payment
Legality approved by Dor¬
sey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
be designated by the
Polk
(CST)
p.m.
NEVADA
Cape Girardeau County Consol Sch.
Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
Cape
date.
bidder.
and
8
1956
Callable
1,
trust
or
Kabus,
obligation water works bonds.
July 1, 1954. Due on Jan.
from
Nos. 31 and 287 (P. O.
Begole, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
1960
bank
1
Independent School Districts
Plymouth, Mich.
to
suitable
a
Marshall
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man, of Detroit.
July 6 for the
Jan.
MISSOURI
J.
Dated
apolis.
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
000
of
as
until
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey,
Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
company
Lamont
Due
Principal and interest
at
successful
(EST) on July 9
for the purchase of $16,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June
1, 1954.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to 1969
inclusive. Bonds due in 1965 and
thereafter are callable as of May
1
1959.
Principal and interest
—
callable
company to
Director, will receive sealed
Offering
1954.
bids
1 from
are
able
Has-
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
July 1,
P.
—
8 for the purchase of
eral
1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1971 and there¬
and Fairplains Townships
Fractional School District No. 8
(P. O. R' F. D., Orleans), Mich.
kin
Dated
Jan.
on
Offering
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
sealed
Orleans
J.
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
July 13 for the purchase of $400,000
Sewer
Improvement No. 1
Harris & Co., Toledo, and
Watling, Lerchen & Co., of De¬
troit, jointly, at a price of 100.04.
Offering—Byron
Wyckoff, Minn.
Kenneth W.
—
Rahn, Village Clerk, will receive
han,
Bond
Valley, Minn.
Bond Offering
Legality
Hawkins,
Delafield
New York
City.
approved
&
Wood,
by
of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
58
1
Monmouth
—
The $76,000
basis of about 2.99%.
New Brunswick, N. J.
Offering
Bond
1
McLaughlin, Assistant City Treas¬
'
j
Henrietta G.
—
will receive sealed bids until
(DST) on July 20 for the
urer,
*
iji>
i ;• -i
11
a.m.
purchase of $81,000 bonds, as fol¬
«) l:|
lows:
|
$36,000 street improvement bonds.
45,000 equipment bonds.
Each issue is dated
Due
1964
to
si
Ellery Central School
District No. 1 (P. O. Mayville),
interest
Ul
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
■
Quinton Township School District
(P. O. Quinton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 179,
p. 2754—were
awarded to J. B.
Hanauer &
Co., of Newark, as
2.45s, at
I
V;
I
Itj
Roosevelt & Cross, and
R. D. White & Co., both of New
York City, as 2.60s, at a price of
101.03, a basis of about 2.51%.
DeKcdb
Fowler,
Gouverneur,
sewer
Trust
179,
2754—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., George B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Inc., Hornblower &
v.
p.
Snyder,
Borough Treasurer, will receive
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Bache & Co., Baxter, Williams &
Co., and the American Securities
Corp., all of New York City, as
2.70s, at a price of 101.07, a basis
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
of about 2.60%.
!
Surf
I
ib
II
City, N. J,
Offering—J.
Bond
W.
(DST) on
July 16 for the purchase of $50,000
water bonds. Dated July 1, 1954.
i'j
fill.
Ill
July 1 from 1955 to 1964
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due
on
(J-J) payable at the Beach Haven
Co., Beach
National Bank & Trust
Haven.
approved
Legality
by
Berry, Whitson & Berry, of Toms
1!),:
Sale—The
$175,000
29—v.
of Western New
l3/4s, at
1.74%.
100.02,
York, Buffalo, as
basis of about
a
Bond
Offering—Guy G. Viscon-
ti, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on July 13 for the purchase
L
of
school bonds.
Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
$25,000
Aug. 1, 1954.
1955
Wood-Ridge
Wood-Ridge.
Principal
inclusive.
1959
to
and interest
by
Bond
(F-A) payable at the
National Bank,
Legality approved
Wash¬
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
burn, of New York City.
1
(P.O.
Locke), N. Y.
Offering — George
fire department bonds.
at
National
the
W.
Dated
payable
(J-D)
of Auburn,
Bank
branch. Legality
Locke
approved
by Gerald S. Hewitt, of Moravia.
Madison
County (P. O. Wamps-
Bond
Artesia, N. Mex.
Offering—T. H. Ragsdale,
Bond
will
Clerk,
City
bids until 7:30 p.m.
7
the
for
Due
purchase
Dated
bonds.
water
of
July
sealed
July
011
$130,000
1, 1954.
1 from 1955 to 1969
in 1965 and
July
on
receive
(MST)
Bonds due
inclusive.
thereafter
are
callable
as
of July
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of
1,
1964.
Sale
The
$190,000 road
29
v.
179,
p. 2857—were awarded to the Ma¬
rine Trust Co. of Western New
bonds
—
offered
June
—
York, Buffalo, as 1.30s, at a price
of 100.02, a basis of about 1.29%.
New
York City Housing
New York
July 26, 1954.
'
i
r
Note
NEW YORK
•IP
•
Amherst Central High
1
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Buffalo 21), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Charles
J.
Lexer, District Clerk, will receive
(DST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $2,600,000 building bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1955 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
■>,v
1
•
•
.
>■*,'
Sale
Lawrence
No.
and
interest
(J-J)-payable
Placid, Lake
approved- by
Legality
Oneonta,
&
West Oneonta Fire Dist.
(P. O. Oneonta), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
rington,
—
District
John
A.
interest
(J-D) payable at the
—
E.
will
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
(DST) on July 8 for the purchase
of $30,000 fire house building and
equipment bonds. Dated June 1,
1954.
Due
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
(J-D)
from
1
1954
to
Principal and in¬
$21,000,000
of
has
issued
notes against the uncollected real
estate
taxes
the
year,
which
of
the
current
delinquent
June
on
11
fiscal
amount
was
of
$28,994,-
004.97.
$10,000,000 of notes were
city's sinking funds
and $11,000,000 were allotted to 23
banks and trust companies.
The
notes absorbed into the city sink¬
allotted to the
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
ing funds
York, Buffalo. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
payable June 24, 1955, subject to
prior redemption at the option of
the Comptroller and bear an in¬
terest
't 1
Cedarhurst, N. Y.
J1'
are
rate
of
dated June 25, 1954,
1%%.
The sinking
purposes
29—v. 179, p. 2755—were awarded
C. J. Devine &
to
City,
as
1.70s, at
basis of about
a
Bond
Co., New York
price of 100.01,
a
1.69%.
ceive
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
will
11
re¬
July 1, 1954. Due
1955
and
to
1969
interest
National
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
(J-J)
Bank
Principal
payable at the
of
Wappingers
Falls.
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.Stark,
Warren, Columbia, German
Flatts, Danube, Little Falls, Spring¬
field and Minden Central Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O.
Van Hornesville),
New York
funds have accumulated consider¬
ing
the
awarded
2857
was
—
blower
City,
a
as
were
$75,000 land ac¬
area and sewer
179, p.
awardefi to Horn-
&
Weeks, of New York
2.40s, at a price of 100.14,
basis of about 2.38%.
funds
on
deemed
Nov.
1,
1954 and it
advisable
to
employ
this cash by allotting the earlier
July
on
Richards
&
Co.,
$900,000 build¬
Miller
Hayden,
&
Co., and Prescott & Co., all of
Cleveland, as 23/4S, at a price of
100.16,
a
Bond
basis of about 2.73%.
p.
2650
Ohio
Dist., Ohio
Sale—The $330,000 build¬
ing bonds
offered^Ijjne 25—v. 179,
were^warded to the
Company',^and Sweney,
—
Cartwright & Co^oth of Colum¬
bus, jointly, as zvis, at 100.56, a
basis of about 2.43,%.
Bond
Sale—The $240,000 build¬
bonds offered June 29 were
to George B. Gibbons &
maturities to the funds until this
Co., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
both of New York City, jointly,
as
2.40s, at 100,32, a basis of about
cash is needed.
2.36%.
for
14
Dec.
&
C
4J
noon
k
1955
Principal
of
to
1964
and
in¬
interest
at the First
of Middletown.
Na¬
tional
Bank
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
6 Williams, of Cincinnati.
Wadsworth,
Note
Sale—The
improvement
/
Ohio
$22,000 paving
offered
notes
June
awarded to the First Na¬
were
notes
dated
June. 1,
April 1, 1956.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
are
1954 and mature
able
First
the
at
on
National
Wadsworth.
West
Bank,
-
.
Hocking Local School District
(P. O. Rockbridge), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering—J. F. McGrady,
the
of
Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on July 13 for the purchase
$399,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
of
1955
to
inclusive.
1973
Interest
7^
J-D.
Westlake Exempted
B
d
0 n
Dated
inclusive.
1960
Interest
Offering
Weston,
Clerk
Charles M.
—
of
the
of
Board
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on July 20 for
the purchase of $500,000 building
bonds. Dated June
1, 1954. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the National City Bank of
Cleveland.
Squire,
Legality approved by
& Dempsey, of
Sanders
Cleveland.
OKLAHOMA
Okla.
Hobart,
Offering—Susie E. Barton,
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
until
for
7
receive
will
8
the
(CST)
p.m.
of
purchase
sealed
July
$118,000
on
consisting of $85,000 sew¬
plant improvement
$33,000 sanitary sewer system
bonds,
age treatment
and
A-O.
Village School
Ohio
District,
^
Sept. 1, 1954. Duean Oct. 1 from
to
bonds.
improvement
Bond Sale—The
$10,000 sanitary
(Property owner's portion)
sewer
p.
offered
June
2754—were
White
&
2V4s, at
26
awarded
Co.,
of
to
J.
as
basis
a
School District No. 4 (P.
"Bond
Sale—The
portation
fered
R. D.
(P. O
No.
210,
U niontowW)} Ohio
Bond
Clerk
23
Offering-^A. R. Furnas
of the
Board" of Education,
Canfield, of Oklahoma
&
follows:
as
1957 and
1959.
Due in 1960,
Due in
1,000 2V2s.
Sand
on
Springs, Okla.
Offering—Sealed bids
Bond
be received by
the Board of
Dec.
1, 1954. Due^'On Dec. 1 from
missioners
1955
to
July 8 for the purchase of
1974
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
(J-S^payable
at the
Bank of Akron.
Johnsville
Local
000
Dist.
(P.
Shauck),J$)hio
Bond Offerings-Sealed bids
be received by the Clerk of
until
bonds,
$380,000
Svh.
as
220,000
Due
the
p.m.
(CST) on
works
$600,-
1979
system
1
Aug.
on
frorn
inclusive.
sanitary
on
will
Com¬
follows:
Due
1957 to
will
2
water
bonds.
O.
1958.
Due in
1,000 2V4s.
noon
July 13^br the purchase
of $628,000 building bonds. Dated
(EST)
awarded to
were
City,
$2,000 2s.
will receive sealeSTbids until
trans¬
bonds of¬
$4,000
equipment
June
Calvert
Green Local School District
O.
Clayton), Okla.
A.
Cincinnati,'
price of, 100.39,
of about 2.12%. x•**"" ;
a
Independent
Pushmataha County
179,
v.
—
Aug.
sewer
1 from
bonds.
1958 to
1979 inclusive.
Board
of
Eduction until noon
(EST) on July lJLfor the purchase
of $36,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the First National Bank
1955
&
and
to
1972, inclusive.
interest
1
(EST)
purchase
payable
26
Principal
P
If
District, Ohio
the
from
15
Girar^Dhio
1956
%
$35,000 furnishings and equipment
bonds. Dated June 15, 1954. Due
jL,2650—were aW&rded to Field,
a.m.
on July 8 for the purchase
$35,000 fire house bonds. Dated
bonds offered June 30—v.
quisition, parking
Bond Sale—The
(DST)
of
%
1
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 179,
bonds
Offering—Warren C. Ed¬
District
gar,
able cash towards the redemption
of corporate stock redeemable
by
Bond Sale—The
»•
:v o7,.r
;
water line extension bonds.
$337,500 vari¬
bonds offered June
New York
anticipation
tax
.
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bank & Trust Co.,
Bond Offering —C h a r 1 e s W.
Legality approved
by Morse, City Audrflfr, will receive
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of sealed bids until noon
(DST) on
New York City.
July 10 for the purchase of $21,516
Ossining, N. Y.
ir
k t
of
"7
payable at the Citi¬
Sale—The
■$-' £
it
ceive sealed bids until
Oneonta.
Bond
Fahey'
23/4s'
as
basis
a
Offering-Robert E.
Wearly, District Clerk, will re¬
National
zens
City Comptroller
Gerosa
.
Fairview Park
Har¬
Secretary,
Poughkeepsie, New Hamburg Fire
(P. O. Wappingers Falls),
City, N. Y.
basis of about 2.65%.
•
; V-;.
v
* •>.' ".f •:•
Germantown Local Sch.
District
New York
i'i
and
Due Feb. 21,
1955.
Denver.
■'
Due on Jan. 1
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
ous
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (DST) on July 8 for
the purchase of $17,840,000 notes.
Co., Weil, Roth & Irving Co., and
Doll
&• Isphording^ Inc.,
all of
Cincinnati, as 2%s,®at 100.95, a
receive
1956 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Placid.
Authority,
Note
Dated
will
July 1, 1954.
1973
ville), N. Y.
NEW MEXICO
2755—were awarded to a group
composed of Field, Richards &
Co., Fahey, Clark &c Co., First
Cleveland Corp., all of Cleveland,
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
p.
,
Due on June 15
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Clerk,
build¬
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 179,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $24,000
water system construction bonds.
1954.
15,
(P. O. Wintersville), Ohio
Ray Brook Water Dist.
(P. O. Lake Placid), N. Y.
Offering—Harold R. SodTown
District
Bond Sale—The $804,000
Bond
100.83,
tional Bank of Wadsworth.
sale.
Local School
Creek
Cross
$13,000: The Amalgmated Bank
cipal
July 15 for the purchase of $10,June
and
at the Bank of Lake
Hotchkiss, Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
000
Bank
Company.
Kings
County Trust
Company, Brooklyn, N. Y.
from
School District, N. J.
Federation
$20,000:
en,
in the notice of
error
an
Trust
Dated
River.
Wood-Ridge
Trust
because of
withdrawn
be
to
had
of
2.62%.
The
Company.
$22,000:
improvement
June
about
purchase of $82,659
bonds." The '• sale
was
originally scheduled for June 30—
v.
179, p. 2858—rbqt the offering
and Trust
Co., Cleveland,
the
for
building
$56,000: Empire Trust Company.
$51,000: Sterling National Bank
gen¬
bonds offered
179, p. 2857—were
awarded to the Marine Trust Co.
eral
Plymale,
21
&
price
a
(J-D)
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until July
Company of New York.
Company.
$24,000:
Bronx
County
at
clusive.
Clerk of the Board
North Elba,
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Bond
(P. O.
Bond Offering—Frank
Midland
Company of New York.
of New York.
Locke Fire District No.
i't
Marine
Clark
on
Clay Local Sch. Dist.
Bladen), Ohio
$165,000: Bank of New York.
$65,000:
United
States
Trust
building bonds offered June 30—
Weeks,
1.77%.
basis of about
land, as 3V4S.
—
$93,000
assessment bonds offered on June
:•!
The
$167,000:
jt
and
Pitcairn
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
to
National
Bank of the City of New York.
$192,000: The Public National
Bank & Trust Co.
Macomb, Rossie, Hermon, Ed¬
improvement bonds was sold
nue
First
The
$261,000:
water system reve¬
first mortgage
Senecaville), Ohio
Bond
Sale—Arr issue of $85,000
Bond
$269,000: The New York Trust
Co.
-;v
of Buffalo,
Rockaway), N. J.
2754—were awarded
to Boland, Saffip & Co., of New
York City, as 1.80s, at 100.08, a
,
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
rf Western New York, Manufac¬
turers & Traders Trust Co., both
Co.
&
Morgan
P.
O.
Trenton Local School
Chardon, Ohio
$288,000: J.
Incorporated.
(P.
2650—were awarded to
p.
$180,000
Thornburgh Co., of Cincinnati.
Trust Co.
2754—were awarded to a group
1964
Bond
mortgage revenue
sold
to
the' W. C.
was
to
Co., Cleveland.
District
system
bonds
1955
Senecaville-Richmond Local
School
Exchange Bank
Corn
$289,000:
Antwerp
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Gouverneur), N. Y.
Bond S a 1 e
The $2,531,000
24—v. 179, p.
t
Co.
build¬
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 179,
from
Principal and interest
payable at the Cleveland
(A-O)
Attica, Ohio
$472,000: Bank of the Manhattan
1
Sale—The $26,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 179
Bond ,Sale—An issue of
water
Oct.
on
Trust
*
Co.
1954
Due
inclusive.
of
Dempsey,
&
Sanders
noon
(DST) on July 12
the purchase of $30,000
water
bonds. Dated July 1,
main
&
Bank
$478,000: Irving Trust Company:
O.
(P.
1
Chemical
bids until
for
Legality approved by
New York.
Squire,
of
Bank
National
Chase
the
at
nt
Middleburg Heights, Oh;o
Offering—Edna A. Karl
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
payable at the of¬
(M-S)
bv
y' 0±
Bond
fice of the Director of Finance, or
$606,000: The Hanover Bank
Sale—The $998,000
wards,
Sale—The
Bond
interest
Cleveland.
Trust
Cherry Creek), N. Y.
Bond
Rockaway Township (P. O.
J!
No.
District
School
price of 100.21, a basis
a
provement bonds.
1954.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1955
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
Com¬
Trust
Bankers
of $1,plant im¬
Dated Aug. 1,
000,000 sewage disposal
The Chase National
City of New York.
$668,000 :
Ellington,
Charlotte, Arkwright, Dayton Leon,
Conewango & New Albion Central
of about 2.42%.
'13ill
1954
—
19 for the purchase
July
11
pany.
Cherry Creek, Villanova,
}.
of the
$729,000
City.
July 1, 1954.
Caldwell,
of New York
Heckler & Galloway,
City.
i
Monday, July
,
Cleveland.
John Davies,
Directors of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Offering
Bond
$1,060,000: Guaranty Trust Com¬
pany of New York.- •
$984,000: Manufacturers Trust
Company.
Sykes,
Vandewater,
by
proved
on
by
Trimble &
$1,990,000:
Bank
(M-N) payable at the State
of Mayville. Legality ap¬
Bank
(J-J) payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
;i
.
Legality
approved
Sanders & Dempsey
Squire,
Ohio
Akron,
City
New York.
of
Bank
follows:
as
National
The
$2,131,000:
in¬
inclusive. Principal and
is
allotment
The
(DST) on
July 8 for the purchase of $280,000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
1954. Due on May 1 from 1955 to
Treasurer's
!
rate of
—
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
terest
1955 and bear an interest
1%%.
June 28,
Marilyn S.
Clute, District Clerk, will receive
1974
dated
are
28, 1954 and will mature on
June
York
New
Bond Offering
companies
Gilead.'
OHIO
to the banks
alloted
notes
trust
and
Portland and
July 1 from 1955
inclusive. Principal and
serially
The
Westfield,
Stockton,
Chautauqua,
Beach, N. J.
Beach
protection bonds offered June 29
—v.
179, p. 2857—were awarded
to Boland, Saffin & Co., New York
City ,as 3s, at a price of 100.06,
Sale
Bond
a
}
(106)
The
bonds
are
dated
Aug.
h
1954.
Trust
(J-D) payable at the State's
Peoples Savings BSiik Co., Mount City.
Co.,
Tulsa, or at the
in New York
fiscal agency
ri
Number 5339
180
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'
(107)
1.66%.
OREGON
Dated'July 15, 1954. Due
July 15 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
on
Sch. Dist. No 34
(P 0. Route 4, Alb«ny)>°re'.u
Rnnd Offering—Sealed bids will
received by the District Clerk
County
Ronton
V
clusive.
able
Authority of the
Pennsylvania
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Commonwealth
of
i
Principal and interest Y£-A)
the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Wino
n-vable at
lfLe
0i11uc.
So
vrp
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre
frpe
Portland
of
County School district
Clackamas
SOUTH
offered June
were awarded to Blyth
of Portland.
& Co,
15 for the purchase of $30,000,000 Fifth Series bonds. Dated
juiy 15, 1954. Due serially on
July 15 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
-
-
-
sive. Callable as of July
15, 1957.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Mellon National Bank
agency of the Authority in Philaapproved
Shaw
by Reed, Smith,
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
&
(P- O. Route 1, Box 207,
Mulino), Ore.
No. 32
Bond Offering
until 8 p.m. (PDST) on July
9; for the purchase
building bonds. Dated
$30,000
of
July 1, 1954.
Offering—Irene L. Traut-
Borough Secretary, will
man,
ceive
sealed
payable
at the County
office. Legality ap¬
(J-J)
Treasurer's
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
,
proved
County
Grant
Sch.
1
until
8
1974
0
tional
&
Trust
Co., Home¬
stead. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
RHODE
notes
An
—
sold
was
on
of
gen¬
Industrial
obligation bonds offered on
June 23—v. 179, p. 2651 — were
$750,-
June 28 to
National
Bank
of
discount.
eral
the
First
about
of
cost
East
National
Bank, of Portlaiid, at 100.05, a net
interest
2.305%,
as
follows:
Bonds
$175,000 2V2s. Due
on
terest
Sold
various
June
on
—
Bids
purpose
30—v.
Bond
County School District
the
179,
2859—
p.
Sale
The
—
$7,000,000
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
July
York City, Harris Trust & Savings
Chicago, Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, both of
New York
City, First National
Bank of Portland, L. F. Rothschild
&
Co., New York City, Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Toledo,
Robert Winthrop & Co., New York
City ,and Arthur L. Wright &
Co., Philadelphia, as 2s, at a price
Due
Jan.
on
1
on
of
from
1956
to
inclusive.
and
interest
(J-J)
the
County
Principal
payable
at
19.65
Treasurer's office, or at any fiscal
agency of the State in New York
City. Legality approved by Win
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
Bank,
of
Vernonia, Ore.
Bonds
general
Not
100.95,
$85,000
SOUTH
CAROLINA
offered June 28—v.
179, p. 2755
were not
sold, as no bids were re¬
Beaufort County (P.
South
ceived.
Redevelopment Authority,
Pennsylvania
O. Beaufort),
issue
chell,
Jr.,
nounces
received
Acting
that
at
the
Authority,
bids
office
Union
an¬
will
the
ehell, of New York
City.
•'
'
•
Pottstown,
'
'
on
Bond Sale—The
$400,000 water
Tn
°o?men^ bonds
""e,:179, p.
Fial
t° a group
» Peabody &
'
Cn
'
ii
Co., White,
Fahnestock &
and
of
jonds.
Radnor
Township
Jg-
Lancaster
Ave.,
2s>
Wayne),
Pa.
$500,000 genoffered June
iij?^on bonds
28—ir
the
York
as
1.86%.
(P. O. 212 East
erfi°nKrSale"~The
F-A)
Bank
about
YorF
t
' p' 2^8—were awarded
n??an' Sachs & Co., New
PhilarloT U'' and Stroud & Co.,
to
Pai
Price
Pri<*
AfP^Aa' j°intly>
100.79,
a
as
basis
J
l%s, at
of
to
a
about
1979
on
bonds.
Dated
May
May 1 from 1955
on
inclusive.
Principal
179,
2651
p.
at
the
and
National
—
to
Sam Townes
receive sealed
(EST) on July
purchase of $500,000
school building bonds, as follows:
15
composed
group
of
M.
B. Vick & Co.,
McDougal &
Condon, both of Chicago, Lucien
L. Bailey & Co., of
Knoxville, and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of
Boston, on a bid reflecting a net
cost
of
about
3.84%,
as
follows:
$38,000 3V2s. Due
1958
to
to
inclusive.
1986
4s.
Due
to
June 1 from
on
1963
485,000 3%s. Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
June
on
1988
until
for
3
p.m.
the
$100,000
School
bonds.
Due
District
on
July
No.
1
from
1
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
150,000
School
bonds.
1955 to
Due
No.
District
on
July
3
from
1
1964 inclusive.
250.000
School
bonds.
1955
to
Due
1964
District
July
inclusive.
on
Each issue is dated
-
July 1, 1954.
Honey
Worth,
Turner,
100.03,
2.60%,
000
$20,000
1
from
follows:
Due' July
2y4s.
475,000 2%s.
1972
Offering—J. N. Purdy, Jr.,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
$175,000
electric
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1954. Due on June 1
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1960
and
thereafter are
callable
cipal
at
the
June
of
as
1,
interest
and
to
Due
1975
Hamilton
Bank,
Knoxville.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
W.
and
sewer
was
las,
as
water
the
Due
4s.
Dated
inclusive.
Ennis
Interest
bonds
offered
July 20 for the
$6,000,000 bonds,
fol¬
as
At 2:30 p.m.
bonds.
Due
(CST)
general
improvement
Dated
Aug.
on
Aug.
1
from
1,
1954.
1955
to
awarded
of
from
1955 to
1984 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) in
instance
Chemical
York
being
Bank
City,
payable
&
at the Union
or
,
Offering
—
Howard
Swafford, City Recorder, will
sealed
bids
Due
bonds.
Due
until
G.
on
1954.
thereafter
demption
in
are
inverse
order
at
on
works
and
$425,000
sanitary sewer
posed
of
Central
Investment
las,
from
1965
State
Treasurer's
Arthur, Texas
The
—
$75,000 im-
bonds offered June 29
l7/ss, at
as
basis of about
a price of par, a
1.84%.
Sinton Indep School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
$600,000 school
house bonds offered June 29 were
awarded to Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., and Russ & Co., both of San
Antonio, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 100.016. Dated
July 1, 1954. Due
on
July 1 from 1955 to 1968 in¬
Bonds
due
in
1965
callable
are
and
of July
1964. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Commercial
as
1,
State
Bank, Sinton. Legality ap¬
by Gibson & Gibson, of
proved
Austin.
'
University of Texas (P. O. Austin),
Texas
Bond
Sale
Corp.,
both
and
of
,
The First Boston
—
White,
New
purchased
Weld
& Co.,
City, jointly,
York
June 29
on
issue of
an*
$3,402,000
at
interest
dormitory revenue
a price of
100.37, a net
cost of about 2.98%, as
$436,000 4s. Due
Sept. 1 from
on
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
192,000 21/2s. Due
1965
to
1967
on
1968 to
318,000
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
283,000 2%s. Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1971 inclusive.
2.90s.
Due
Sept.
on
1
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Sept. 1 from
on
The
bonds
dated
are
Interest
M-S.
McCall,
by
Legality
Parkhurst
Ward
&
Texas
Columbian
Securities
Houston,
Texas,
Antonia,
May
1
from
1961
to
1989
in¬
Bond
Sale—An
San
The
Texas
$400,-
as
Corp.
of
follows:
July 15 from
bonds
was
sold
1954.
to
the
Texas, and Dittmar & Co., both
as
Dated May 15, 1954.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
15
of St. Louis.
Interest M-N.
1955
to
4s
and
Due
1984
Due
on
July
15
bonds
dated
are
July
15,
Interest J-J.
UNITED
on
3s.
May
inclusive.
Legality aprpoved
STATES
United States
j
Antonio,
2V4s.
$400,000
Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
from
on
of
sold to the
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
San
Dtie
was
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
282,000
building
issue
hospital bonds
$118,000 2s.
clusive.
Garland
Crowe,
County (P. O. Monahans),
000
33/4s, 4s and 4%s. Due
1,
approved
Dallas.
of
Texas, Dallas, Moroney, Beissner &
Co., Dunn & Wills, and McClung & Knickerbocker, all of
as
Sept.
/
1954 and become optional in 1964.
a
ap¬
10
■v.
179, p. 2756—were awarded
to the First National Bank of Dal¬
of
of
Pittsburg. Legality
the
Co.
of
South
at
vement
system revenue and unlimited tax
bonds were sold to a group com¬
Bank
of
1955
issue
is dated
July 10,
Principal and interest (M-S)
Sale
ville, Columbian Securities Corp.
National
from
inclusive.
2,173,000 3s. Due
pay¬
First
March
on
1974
Port
Bend
Principal and interest (J-J)
the
10
inclusive.
office in Austin.
June
price of $2.50 for each unexpired
year
of the bond so redeemed.
at
March
on
1964
payable
inclusive. In¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
due
July 1, 1965
subject to re¬
were
Texas
1976 to 1994 inclusive.
p.m.
Dated
Bonds
Due
1986
County Water Control
and Improvement District No. 2
(P. O. Richmond), Texas
on
2
July 1, 1954.
July 1 from 1955 to 1978
inclusive.
1, 1954.
to
of
Each
Legality approved by
Huguenin & Boothman,
re¬
(CST) on July 15 for the purchase
of $328,000 water and sewer reve¬
nue
1955
First
$42,000 2J/2% school house bonds.
Dallas.
Fort
at
Trust- Co.,
Planters National Bank, Memphis.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
and
$150,000
building bonds was sold to
Henry-Seay & Co., of Dallas, as
2V2s, 3s, 3V4s and 3V2s, at par.
Dumas,
(CST)
1,800,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1
ceive
Bond Sale—An issue of
from
the
follows:
T exas
1
to
Corp., San Antonio.
bonds
Ferris Independent School District
Dated June
sold
Securities
Sale consisted of:
terest J-D.
inclusive.
Southwestern
$200,-
was
house bonds offered June 30
school
$4,200,000
New
28—v.
179, p. 2756—were awarded to the
Republic National Bank of Dal¬
pur¬
the
June
of
bonds
Louise Indep. Sch.
Dist., Texas
Sale—The $190,000 school
Crutchopen
each
J-J.
Houston, jointly.
sealed bids
on
Co., of Dal¬
July 15, 1954
Indepen. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond
house
bonds
&
July 15 from 1957 to 1988
on
issue
house
thereafter
$85,00f
revenue
Garrett
sold to
Sale—An
school
clusive.
Texas
Sale—An issue of
las, and Eddleman-Pollok Co., of
Memphis, Tenn.
Offering—C.
1
July 1 from
inclusive.
Crandall,
Bond
payable
National
on
'
1959. Prin¬
(J-D)
1955
2V2s.
Due on July
from 1956 to 1971 inclusive.
Loudon, Tenn.
bids until 4:30 p.m. (CST) on
July
21
for the purchase of
1,
1,005,000
June 1, 1989.
on
Eppler,
Guerin
of Dallas, at a price ot
net interest cost of about
as
of
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
$1,500,000
and
a
date
Independent School
District, Texas
to
The
—
from
years
Grove
Due
cantile Trust Co., St. Louis, Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville
First National Bank of Dallas
Dittmar & Co., Rowles, Winstor
& Co., Columbia Securities Cor
of Texas, all of San Antonio, Fo,
Worth National Bank of F<
Bond
able
No. 5
1 from
,
inclusive.
285,000 3%s. Due
Bond
of Eduucation, will
bids
a
South Pittsburg, Tenn.
Superintendent
County
son,
City),
Sale
15
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
133,000 23/4% school house bonds.
Sale—The $890,000 sewer building bonds offered June 26and
tax
bonds offered ,v. 179, p. 2859—were awarded tc
June 24—v. 179, p. 2651—were a group composed of the Mer-
awarded
Spartanburg County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Offering
after
Houston.
Clear Creek Consolidated School
District (P. O.
League
Bond
of Charleston.
Holland,
able
issue.
T exas
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond
Due on March 1 from
1979 inclusive. Bonds due
1970 and thereafter are call¬
to
to
Co., of Jackson, and the Hermit¬
age Securities Co., of Nashville.
of
1954.
1955
awarded to C. H. Little &
At 2 p.m.
lina,
Charleston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
1,
in
Commerce, San Antonio.
1984
i
of
July 10 for
the purchase of
$250,000 improve¬
revenue
(CST)
Co., of Dallas.
payable
40,000 2.40s. Due on June 1 from
on
—were
97°f a Nuew York City'
7,
basis
at lni
158 to
offered
2651
composed of
(CST)
p.m.
Rose
receive
sanitary
system bonds. Dated
Sept.
sewer
anager, will receive sealed bids
lentil 2
Nell
—
Clerk, will
on
Aug. 4 for the purchase
$875,000 water works and
Offering—Henry Riemer,
1, 1954. Due
June 1 from
inclusive.
1967
1959 to
mons,
\
Pa.
Dwight Ave.,
Antonio), Texas
interest
inclusive.
1958
ec
Cald¬
Mit-
706
Bank of
June 24—v.
on
chase of
tester, Pa-> until 1 p.m.
The bonds are dated June
1,
f
on
^or the purchase 1954. Principal and interest (J-D)
ot
$666,000 preliminary loan notes.
payable at the Citizens & South¬
iQa,ledT Aug. 3, 1954. Due Feb. 4, ern National Bank of South Caro¬
ii
Bond
Booth-
sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
to
electric system revenue bonds of¬
$100,-
44,000 2.20s. Due on June 1 from
Fulton
J
legality approved by
well Marshall, Trimble &
O.
Water District
fered
—were
follows:
as
1955 to
be
of
and
Atlanta,
Mit¬
Secretary,
sealed
2s, 2J/4s and
as
&
Groves, Texas
City
price of 100.06.
San
Sale—The $120,000 urban
lows:
of
general
obligation
office
building bonds was sold to the
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., of
$16,000 2.40s. Due
Offering—George S.
(P.
Schools,x
Dickson, Tenn.
Bond
City" National
Wichita,
a
Huguenin
Bond, Offering
Cowart,
Bond
ment
000
PENNSYLVANIA
Note
of
of
Bexar Metropolitan
Ander¬
field, City Comptroller, will
Carolina
Sale—An
Bond
Chester
K.
the
and
2V2s, at
TENNESSEE
basis of about 1.90%.
a
.bonds
sewer
Bank
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Bond
Sold —The
obligation
Dallas,
rill receive sealed bidsof $35,Y>6o
for
ufRiFJuly
the
purchase
1987
$500,000
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1954.
(PST)
p.m.
office.
Offering—W.
82,000
(State of)
bids
purchase
(A-O) payable at the
Superintendent
bonds of¬
posed of the National City Bank,
Bankers Trust Co., both of New
8
Bond
interest
for
Offering—Helen V. Zeller,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
the
Principal
County Independent School
State highway improvement bonds
offered June 30—v. 179, p. 2859—
were
Bond
until
City, Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., Indianapolis,
McDougal
&
Condon, of Chicago, Kalman &
Co., St. Paul, Moss, Moore & Co.,
District No. 76 (P. O. Alcester),
South Dakota
1964
Rhode Island
Jan. 1 from
No. 3 (P. O. Parkrose), Ore.
for
inclusive.
Treasurer's
Union
rejected.
were
1968 inclusive.
Multnomah
Not
inclusive.
175,000 2V4s. Due
1962 to
Jan. 1 from
Providence, R. I.
$3,885,000 not to exceed 3V2% in¬
fered
1955 to 1961
1964
and interest
on
issue
Providence,
at
0.73%
Due June 30, 1955.
to
$18,000 Main
Ira
Bond
Cranston, R. I.
Sale
Note
(P. O. Box 418, Hood River), Ore.
6
to
composed
revenue
000
s
1955
ISLAND
the
awarded
July
on
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Hood River County School District
$350,000
Bieber,
Street improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from
Aug. 1 from 1955
on
Bank
offered June 28—v. 179,
Sale—The
(MST)
p.m.
group
of Glore,
Haupt & Co.,
both of New York
City, Central
Republic
Co.,
Chicago,
Wood,
Gundy & Co., and Baxter, Wil¬
liams & Co., both of New York
p.m.
inclusive. Principal
and
payable at the First Na¬
interest
2858—were awarded to Foster
& Marshall, of Portland.
Bond
re¬
8
6 for the purchase of
on July 6 for the purchase
$600,000
general
obligation
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated Aug.
p
1/3
until
(DST)
build¬
$61,400
Sale—The
ing bonds
bids
Fred
-—
a
Forgan & Co.,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
City), Ore.
(P. O. Canyon
Bond
No.
Dist.
Sale —The
$1,900,000
extension, public improve¬
ment and park bonds
offered July
1—v. 179, p. 2756—were
awarded
DAKOTA
Offering
Dumas,
Bond
of
July 1 from" 1955 to 1960
inclusive. Principal and interest 1, 1954. Due
Due on
w
Bond
by
man, of Dallas.
sewer
to
son,
West Mifflin, Pa.
Bond
Ruby Gasser,
—
Clerk, will receive sealed
fnuntv
bids
July
dePhia or New York City. Legality
;
School District
County
Clackamas
TEXAS
Amarillo, Texas
Mcintosh, S. Dak.
build- ' & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, the Au- City
25—v. 179, thority s fiscal agent, or at, the
othnnds
pay¬
Bank, New
—
fale-The fl4o"o6o
Bond
•
Xt
CViiiIdv
The Hanover
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York
City.
Bond Offering
Smirchase of $29,000 building
William S.
L nds Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due Livengood, Secretary, will receive
Feb 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclu¬ sealed bids until noon (DST) on
sive.
at
York
The General State
(P?TJo onjulyJJor
until 8 P.m.
Principal and interest (J-J)
59
Housing Notes Sold—The Trust
Company of
was
Georgia, of Atlanta,
$210,000
of
the
awarded
$242,000 notes offered by
of
local
housing
a
group
authorities. on
June 29—v, 179, p. 2756. The $32,000 Kn&x City, Texas, note issue
The
,\«0
due to failure to
withdrawn
was
Chronicle
..
Monday, July
.
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
195,000 2y4s. Due on July 1 from
1965
oft
1969.
and
price of 100.036.
a
1967 inclusive.
to
138,000 2%s. Due on July 1, 1968
$42,000 Calhoun County, 111., -l%s
at
New
240,000 2s. Due oh July 1 from
Longview, Wash.
Bond Sale—-The $500,000 water
l%s, at 100.029.
and sewer revenue bonds offered
34,000 Perry County, 111., IV2S, at
on June 24—v. 179, p. 2424—were
100.036.
<
:
60,000 Etowah, Tenn., 1V2S, at awarded to Foster & Marshall,
23,600
Macoupin
111.,
County,
100.038.
46,000 Trenton,
;
100.05,
at jointly, at
IV2S,
Tenn.,
cost of about
100.027.
serially
matures
were
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive.
113,000 2V2S. Due on Aug. 1 froim
$10,000 sidewalk and curb
tures.
VERMONT
59,000 2Y4S.
30—v.
179, p. 2859—were
awarded to Wood, Struthers &
Cot, and Rand & Co., both of New
York City, jointly, as 2s, at
a
price of 100.69, a basis of about
1.93%.
.
North field Town School District,
Aug. 1 from
on
262,000 2%s. Due
-
ONTARIO
Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto (P. O. Toronto),
Aug. 1 from
on
Snohomish
County, Monroe School
District No. 402 (P. O. Everett),
Washington
Bond Sale — The $185,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered June
30—v. 179, p.
the
to
Debenture
Sale
—
A Canadian
headed
by the Dominion Securities Corp.
■ecently purchased $30,235,000 de¬
bentures, as follows:
nvestment banking group
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
school construction bonds offered
June
Due
$11,739,000 3y4s.
from
1955
to
18,496,000 3y2s.
from
dated June Co., Harrison & Co., Ross, Knowi*,
&
Co., Walwyn, Fisher & n®3
1954. Principal and interest
Wisener & Co., Charles H.
Bur^
(J-D) payable in Canadian funds
& Co., Bartlett,
at the office of the Treasure of
Cayley & f33
the Municipality in Toronto. Le¬ Beatty Webster & Co.,
Fairclough*
Co
LM, ,„d J. R.
gality approved b,y Clarke,
Swabey, McLean & Ross, of To¬
MobJ*
ronto.
and
The
debentures
several obligations
1965 to
Due on June 15
1964
inclusive.
Due on June 15
1984 inclusive.
joint
are
QUEBEC
of the 13
comprising
units
Municipality.
municipal
Other members of the
tures.
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
$25 onn
street
improvement
syndicate:
bonds
Gundy & Co., Ltd., A. E.
Ames & Co., Ltd., McLeod, Young,
Weir & Co., Mills, Spence & Co.,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Royal Se¬
curities Corp., Nesbitt, Thomson
& Co., Harris & Partners, Ltd.,
Gairdner & Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties of Canada, J. L. Graham &
sold to Clement,
Wood,
Quebec,
Co., Midland
James
National
Bank
jSond
Sale —The
$400,000 high
June 24—v. 179, p. 2652—were
awarded to F. S. Moseley & Co.,
aii(i Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
both of Boston, jointly, as 2.10s:
Commission, Ooe
Bond. Sale—An issue of
$135 00Q
was sold to
Banque
school bonds
Canadienne
of
Securities Corp.,
98.18,
about
Nationale, at
a
3.90%,
net
as
interest
at
100.53,
basis of about 2.04%.
a
Washington
$400,000
Sale—The
10,500 3%s. Due
Hannaford, Ltd., Fry &
Co., Bankers Bond Corp., Deacon
26,500 4s. Due
of
Bond
Sale
school bonds
The
—
offered
Brookfield
$2,500,000
Bond Sale
eral
—
The $500,000 gen¬
improvement
June
29—v.
179,
bonds
offered
2756—were
awarded to Estabrook & Co., New
York City, and F. W. Craigie &
Co., of Richmond, jointly, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 2.04%, as follows:
1963
to
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
320,000 2.10s. Due
1964
1974
on
July 1 from
—v.
to
a
inclusive.
Local
inclusive.
Wells
&
2j/4s, at
of about
Farmers
Merchants
National
Bank, Winchester, or at the Manu¬
Trust
Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
facturers
WASHINGTON
Douglas County, Rock Island Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Waterville),
2.19%.
due
on
are
dated July 1, 1954
July 1
from
1955
tc
1972 inclusive. Callable as of July
1, 1965. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Lines,
&
Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 179,
Wisconsin
Bond
Sale—The
Washington,
as
...here is
$52,000
build¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 179,
2756—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
cago, as 2s, at a price of 100.81,
Bond Sale—The $22,000
sewer
system
special
bonds offered
2756
p.
on
were
—
to
Bank
Racine,
SVas, at
as
&
tional Bank <of
Seattle, at
interest
a
to
the
WYOMING
cost
of
follows:
Bond Sale—The $85,000
general
obligation bonds offered June 30—
v.
179, p. 2860—were awarded to
Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
of
Denver, at a price of par, as fol¬
lows:
$60,000 water works bonds: $30,000 13/4s, due on Jan. 1 from
1956 to
1960 inclusive; and
$30,000
2Vss,
1961
to
due
on
Jan.
1
1965 inclusive.
25,000 recreational facilities
bonds:
$10,000
l3/4s,
due
on
C A fJ A 9 A
Ellenshurg)t
Canada
$845,000 build-
about
a
2.13%.
net
as
new
Treasury
of
sol
(Dominion of)
Bills
Sold—An
$40,000,000 Treasury bills
i
on
issue
was
June 30, as follows: $35,
0.1 .™0, due Oct. 1, 1954, at 1.49%
yield; and $5,000,000, due April
1, 1^5. at 1.8; r.
.
dedicat¬
cure
buys
new
Just write "CANCER"
containing
your
check
or money
delivered to the American Cancer
on
the
CANCER
envelope
order. It wiH be
Society office
in your state.
AMERICAN
equip¬
facilities for treating and
curing Cancer.
Ellenshurg School
of
every dollar i send
Newcastle, Wyo.
and $15,000 2yss, due on Jan
1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive
Commerce,
are
Cancer.
Co., of
price of par.
2.65s, at
price of 100.10,
helps support
ing their lives to find the cause—and
179,
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1960 incl.:
tng bonds offered June 30—v. 179
p. 2524—were awarded to the Na¬
laboratories and scientists who
ment, establishes
Washington
Bond Sale—The
thousands how
assessment
1
Kittitas County,
V
Trust
a
new
recognize Cancer and what to do
every quarter i give
June 21—v.
American
by
about it.
sanitary
awarded
money
every n1ckle and dime 1
give helps teach
Sanitary District (P. O.
Racine), Wis.
,
life-giving
help those stricken
Cancer to live again.
basis of about 1.87%.
par.
District No. 401 (P. O.
to
p.
the
to
to yourself
(P. O. Route 2, Delavan),
from
awarded
Say
Delavan School District No..3
Washington
2756—were
all pf Chicago, as
price of 100.55, a basis
The bonds
(J-J) payable at the
State of
2f
Co.,
a
Principal
and interest
p.
June
Stuart & Co., Paine, Webber,
White, Weld &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Rod¬
man
& Renshaw, and .Mullaney,
Debt,
will re¬
sealed
bids at his office,
Room 222, Finance Bldg.,
Capitol
Square, Richmond, until noon
(EST) on July 15 for the purchase
of $2,650,000 water bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1 from
&
$1,600,OOC
on
Mount Pleasant, Colonial Heights
ceive
1980
The
—
offered
bonds
179, p. 2756—were awarded
syndicate composed of Hal-
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
1956 to
1
Jackson & Curtis,
Winchester, Va.
on
Unior
sey,
a
Bond Offering-:-J. Gordon Ben¬
mission
Berlin
New
p.
$180,000 l%s. Due
1955
Sale
Bond
school
and
Danville, Va.
and
High School District No.
(P. O. Brookfield), Wis.
p.
about 2.41%.
.
Free
30—v.
June
2756—were awarded to a
group composed of Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Stone,.& Webster Securi¬
ties Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, Hornblower & Weeks,
all of New York City, MasonHagan, Inc., Richmond, Dominick
& Dominick, New York City, J.
C. Wheat & Co., Richmond, Julien
Collins & Co., Chicago, Stein Bros.
& Bo.yce, of Baltimore, and Ferris
& Co., of Washington, B. C., as
2Vfes, at a pride of 101.22, a basis of
179,
gen¬
—
WISCONSIN
Arlington), Va.
SOCIETY
on
from
June 1 from
on
June
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
Findely Coyne, Ltd., Matthews &
obligation bonds offered on
24
v.
179, p. 2652 — were
awarded to the State of Washing¬
Arlington County (P. O.
of
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
ton, as 2.60s, at a price of par.
VIRGIN!^
ori™
& Co., R.
eral
June
a
cost
follows:
Snohomish County, Nueilted Schoo
District No. 6 (P. 0. Everett),
Bond
n?
05
to 1974 inclusive.
Seattle.
school construction bonds offered
wao
Inc
a
Greenshields & Co., $98,000 3s. Due on June 1
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
A. Daly Co.,
Bickle & Co.,
Dawson,
3s, at
as
St. Mathia* Sch.
Richardson & Sons, Wills,
Anderson
Guimont,
price of 9^92
a basis of about 3.92%.
Dated W
1, 1954. Due on July 1 from 195?
Co., Burns Bros. & Denton, W. C.
Pitfield & Co., Cochran, Murray
&
^
Donnaconna, Que.
2652^—were awarded
Pacific
1954
15,
*•--
Ontario
1969 inclusive.
1967 to
deben¬
340,000 paving debentures.
14,000 sewerage sysiein ueben-
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Montpelier, Vt.
Jfroud Sale —The $750,000 high
to-Pemberton
awarded
Securities, Ltd., of Vancouver, and
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., of Toronto,
jointly, at 102.78, a basis of about
3.93%, as follows:
as
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
1
Aug.
on
net interest:
follows:
a
2.89%,
4J/2% debentures offered on June
$66,000 3y4s. Due on Aug. 1 fromj
.Each issue is dated Aug. 1, 1954
and
Blyth & Co., both of Seattle,
and
Westminster, B. C.
—<■ The
$364,000
Debenture Sale
24
5
The debentures are
BRITISH COLUMBIA
$272,000 l%s. Due on July 1 from
advertise the offering in the local
press as required by statute. The
$210,000 notes purchased by the
Trust Company of Georgia consist
t
Commercial and Financial
(108)
of
1
from
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