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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARI
MONDAY
In 2 Sections—Section
ISSUE
J-lcs-
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^
2-
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
New York
Number 5321
179
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Reduction
Air
Inc.
Co.,
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Wholly-Owned
(&
Profit
Federal
Net
and
foreign taxes
income
number
Aver,
"Earnings
income—
on
1,621,218^
._r
jection
In This Issue
shrs.
or
share
per
of
outstanding
stock.—_____
provision
dividend.—V.
stock
preferred
for
179,
This,
-
corporation
declared
has.
quarterly .dividend
a
of -75
V.'
*
?!/v?;????!?
and
Sales
of
Cost
,*<
Gross
administrative
' ■;
expenses.--.
______
interest and
and
Federal
income
expenses
20,410,409
taxes
profits
excess
rate.—
at 30%
taxes
Earnings
per
—-V.
p.
179,
snare
;'
•
,
,
i
$1.15
$1.11
?
-
8,856,396
Products
Corp.
—
Stock Offered
—
The company
will
Redemption
.
"
standard
as
engine parts,
$923,000,
equal
to $3.49
share
per
'' ,,?v;?y ?,..?
then outstanding.
/;'?■. ??'?v\
%3Va%
bank
loan
under
note bears-interest
3Va%
than
of
instalments
agreement
nor
wth National
finance
commencing
order
of
inventory
to
meet
dies
and
1954,
31,
Dec.
other
income
work
in
'
tax
payments
process,
to
payment for
prior to the
to
.
^Includes 500
from time to time.
underwriters
named
below
have
'
'
Nugent & Igoe—
5,000
—
Inc
Dodge & Co.___
;
Stroud
3,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
' 2,000
The Milwaukee Co.—
&
Company,
Inc
1.500
_
Gardner——
1.500
Noel & Co
1.500
;
Van Alstyne,
3.000
Watling,
W. C.
3.000
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc;—
3,000
Eaker, Simonds & Co.—.
S. Moseley & Co.—
Webber,
-
&
Goodbody & Co
—V.
First
&
3,000
Company-——!_ 3.000
Curtis
Shields
Jackson
179, p.
1609.
2,000
exceeded
was
Allied
The
of
&
A
letter of
1,954 shares
<par
$11
without
to
to
.1.000
Michigan Corp.— 1.000
Marshall Co.—
1,000
was
filed
with
Glendale, Calif.—Files
the SEC
on
April 22 covering
and 73 shares of class B stock
stock options at $8.55
per share,
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Net
extent
of
nearly
OF
point
improved
by
voted
from
plan
40,000
tons
in
1954
of
March
although
1954
28,
were
results
to
a
in
Earnings
1953.
Mr.
lowering
of
improved efficiency and reduced expenses.
favorably
on
a
proposal
to
extend
the
five
to
ten
years.—V.| 178, p. 2569.
Metals, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
'1954
1953
taxes
on
income
and
(based
—
on
above
not
does
1,276,000
$350,532
$1.00
renegotia¬
,
share
11,626,532
629,000
income,
on
contracts
income
$8,701,349
$386,076
taxes
$6,753,149
1,015,076
Fed.
for
renegotiation
defence
per
year.
successful
$1.10
prov.
Fed.
NOTE—The
350,000
shares
include
sales
subsidiary.
Working capital. at the close of the first quarter of 1954 was
$7,810,625—equivalent to $22.31 per share.
It was $241,906 greater
-than when
the quarter began.
There were $2.52 in current assetu
for every $1 of current obligations.
There was $1.30 in cash items ancl
net
receivables
combined,
alone,
for every $1
currently owed.
A
reduction of nearly $325,000 was made
in inventories, which con¬
stituted only 47%
of total current assets.
This had the effect of
augmenting cash items, which constituted approximately 20% of cur-
be
1953."
•
for
for
that
announced
ended
outstanding!
to make
This
and
EARNINGS
27,
—
before
Earnings
rent
!
1953
.
,
!
assets.
:
.
The company's net worth, at the end of March, was $8,852,569. It
by $298,576 since the year began.
This brought the book,
value of capital stock up to $25.29 per share.—V. 179, p. 1473.
increased
13,257,756
£9,804.618
-
:
%
$9.78
t$1.29
'Earned
"After
two
common
per
—
—
shares—.—...
common
preferred
share
——
*•
.
.
'^Adjusted to give effect to
1953.—V. 178, p. 1665.
» .
• ••- :
"
(
-
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
this, corporation and its subsidiary,
ended April 4, 1954 was 90% above
corresponding quarter and. amounted to
$613,028 as, against $322,401 in 1953.
*
First quarter earnings were equivalent to 39 cents per share on the
currently outstanding, common stock, .alter .provision for
preferred
dividends, vas against 19 cents a year earlier.
*
'v
Arma
that
Corp.,
of the
income
of
for the tjbree months
previous.year's
Natural
Gas
Co.—Earnings Higher—Stock
,
•»
subsidiaries earned the equivalent of $3.69
for each of the 3,684,276 common shares for the 12 months ended
March
31,
1954,
Ralph
T.
McElvenny,
President, announced on
April 28.
This compares with $2.83 a common share earned in the
preceding 12 months.
"Generally speaking," Mr. McElvenny said in reply to a question,
"earnings should continue around this level for the balance of the
year."
•
The earnings for the
12 months ended March 31, 1954, included
the equivalent of 34 cents a share which Is dependent on the out¬
come
of the Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. subsidiary's own rate
proceeding before the Federal Power Commission.
The
shareholders on April 28 approved the proposal of directors
to
increase authorized common stock to .5,000,000 shares of no par
value, from 4,000,000 no par shares now outstanding.
F. W. Sharp, Vice-President and Treasurer, and Ben E. Young have
been elected to fill vacancies on the board created by the death of
W. G. Woolfolk, former Chairman of the company, and the retire¬
ment of W. F. Douthirt.—V. 179, p. 1149.
This
dividend requirements!
for one split-up in April,
American
Stock Increased—Two New Directors Elected—
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.— 1,000
<par $1)
be offered pursuant to
should
revenues
American Bosch
notification
this
fulili our commitment
STATEMENT
April
weeks
sales
tion
8,372.105
9,892.488
operating
income
Number
'
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc. 1.000
Laboratories,
of capital stock
the
on
12
the
the
stockholders
and
.
Net
1,000
J-'"
Research
attributed
option
Prov.
163,156,190 170,322,877
Provision
for
amortization--'^*.-^—
10,029,749
7,061,098
Provision for depreciation and. depletion—6,609,963
6,067,725
Income before U. S. and foreign taxes on income
16,929,949 31,576,241
Provision for U. S. and foreign income taxes-8,176,687
14,502,128
Excess profits taxes (1954 all foreign)—
381,157
3,816,257
and
-ConEohdated.net
,
Net
1.500
Reinholdt
3.000
Langley & Co
r
Lerchen & Co
3,000
Co
1.500
<
W. E. Hutton <fc Co—
Paine,
America—if
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales
2.000
___.
Hornblower & Weeks—
F.
of
sales-for
against $4,651,000 for the comparable period of 1953, or
of 9.5%,
unaudited earnings before Federal income taxes
Shares
3,000
Smith, Barney & Co.—
Drexel &
shortage—to
CONSOLIDATED
,
Shares
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._____13.500
that deliveries
without threat
severally
the company the respectve number of shares
stock set forth below:
-
Clark,
Co.
31,
3 Months Ended March 31—
110,000 tons per year available to the independent fabricators.
is -a
commitment which we had already voluntarily assumed
which
G. Becker & Co.
of
times
10,553,909
1953, respectively (8,666,894 at March 31,
1953).—V. 179, p. 513.
31,
Dec.
at
President,
Norton,
break-even
stock
continuing depend¬
,
-UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from
A.
in
necessary
shares issued upon the exercise of options subsequent
Additional shares may be issued under existing options
73,550
7,155,580
adjustments for tax provision as reflected in the
the year.
tEquivalent to $0.83 per share for
share for 1953, based on shares outstanding at
American Machine &
have sought to assure a
Aluminum
to
to common stock—.
$278,000 this year compared with $106,000 last
taxles
amounted
to
$148,000
against
$50,000
The
were
deliveries
defer
10,627,459
47,896
for
per
1954 and Dec.
decline
the
..
These loans are expected to be repaid upon delivery of
such products and receipt of payment therefor.
- ;
to Dec. 31, 1953.
we
on
110,133
7,203,476
8,646,261
T.
Norton
undertaking to reserve a minimum of 110,000
tons of primary aluminum per year for those independent fabricators,
relatively small in total number, who are able to convert primary,
metal.
The
contract with Alcoa,
the largest U. S. fabricator,, on
the
other hand helped to assure an increased aluminum supply to
the hundreds of .U. S.: manufacturers who are not equipped to process
ingot metal without intermediate fabrication by others.
•'.
"By terms of the court order, we have accepted the legal obligation
that
declared
,.?■?.
•
and
we
taxes
81,485
American Hard Rubber Co.—Net Profit Up—
Profit
years,
foreign
stock.
preferred
$1.22
31,
V.
interruption.
several
and
458,636
2,491,657
100.337,661 $106,539,415
86,034,185
86,211,956
inc.
7,100,000
9,700,000
■
Statement
and
1954
supply .of Canadian primary aluminum to the independent nonintegrated fabricators of the United States.
Last year, before the
contract
with. Aluminum
Co.
of America was signed, we
publicly
quarter.'
of common
March
^
of Canadian aluminum:
pleased that the case has been settled and
important tonnage of aluminum will continue
"For
Such
v
certain
on
and
1954
Case Settled—
are
this
etc.
Federal
retroactive
'After
audited
44
able
semi-annual
the
balance
.It is payable in
than 4%.
more
$130,000
in
"We
of
268,200
1,297,763
___*_
iNet earnings applicable
Corp., on April
the settlement
Justice against
and Aluminum Co. of America for
his company
between
the sale of 600,000 tons
which in the normal course of business will not be received
third
Dividends
646,800
485,100
expenses,
lor
:
S
or
.....
._
Net .earnings
44
Co. of America—Import
Van
contract
the
1,000,000
S329.816 shs.
of Detroit.
Bank
<$170,000) being payable June 30, 1960.
^Incurred
of
above the bank's prime commercial rate but
Va%
at
23
of
??■•"'•"■>,<-'.A
1,000,000
750,000 shs.
July 6-9,
maturing
loans
1954, inclusive
stock, $5 par value.
not less
Operating
Provision
Alstyne,'President of Aluminum Import
issued the following statement in connection with
the
action
taken by the U. S.
Department of
Ward
49%
companies,
dividends
income—net
after
$1,600,000
Common
'Issued
.Other
were
Outstanding
$1,600,000
1954
10,
associated
—
sundry
Royalties, licenses and service charges—
a
Authorized
March
note dated
'•■Term
and
$4,210,000
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
from
owned
50%
Interest
'
.
98,205,113 102,832,189
__T
Dividends
..
and
...
.
'1953
*
$
sales
consolidated
Aluminum
..
1954
Three: Months Ended March 31—
Net
Banks of
Federal Reserve System
and net income
the 264,316 common shares
on
cars,- covered
Shippers' has
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
American Cyanamid Co.
44
Condition Statement of Member
'?■?;' ;
DIVIDENDS—-Since 1951 the company has paid dividends on its com¬
mon stock at
the annual rate of $2.00 per share.
An extra dividend
of 40 cents per share has also been paid each year since 1951.
-
been
sales of Allied Products were $20,660,000
In 1953 net
was
cars,
9
Reserve Banks
variety of component parts,
bolts, special cold forgings,
tool¬
studs and
screws,
cap
hardened and precision ground parts; and
ing items, among which include iron and steel, special zinc alloy
plastc dies, machine tools, jigs and fixtures.
??<■ ■ '?■.'
aircraft
:
Clearings
Exchange Rates_
l
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
BUSINESS—The company manufactures a
fcuch
Co.—Unit Appointed—
Foundry
The primary- service of leasing tank
and other classes of
freight cars by
expanded.—V. 179, p. 1717.
1
Shippers.'.
thereby
Investment News-Cover
Foreign
,
'
••
v*
31
Dividends Declared and Payable—
general funds and, in part,
the proceeds for its
of a subsidiary.
use
Car &
$3.46
..
company
hopper
,
..47
43
Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
The Course of Bank
oversubscribed and the books closed.
to repay short loans
;'of
and City Bond Offerings
State
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co. on April 27 headed a group offering pub¬
licly 65,000 shares of $5 par value common stock at a
price of $32.25 per share.
This offering was quickly
Allied
$3.35
has appointed Shippers' Car Line Corp., a subsidiary,
as- its
exclusive sales representative for the sale of ACF-built taryc
cars
and tank car parts, according to Samuel M. Felton, President
This
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation &
495,OQq
528,000
:.???-?/ "'■■■■ •..?>*:. ?';•'?••
Total income
.
,
•,
$1,140,162
$1,103,862
.»
American
.31
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
SEC Index of Stock Prices—
961,398
1952
1953
earnings
r'./.'i
9,825,402
• •
1045.
National
10,075.5^1
______
outstanding at end of period—_
Common shares
<0,000
10,206,286
8,858,726
Net income
expected to be
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
earnings per share—
—V. 177, p. 2001.
r
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
21,237,391
i >:
l,o77,547
8,893,648
—,
826,982
.
-
Federal
^
19,574,486
bonds aim loans-
on
-35
35
35
l—36
Canadian Stock Exchange—____l
37
Toronto Stock Exchange.:
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
41
Over-the-Counter Markets
___42
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
31;
Transactions American Stock Exchange
.31
4,714,416
20,977,481
Interest
J.
are
Net
v
Exchange—____
Montreal Stock
Co.
.
dividends
Cash
•
-
.
1,402,995
Net
*
San Francisco Stock Exchange
,7,204,915
;
;
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh .Stock Exchange
" 1953
.''1-
$
fuel in¬
type
Operating revenues
$11,462,869 $10,340,242
Earnings before provision for Fed. taxes on inc, '
2,136,362 ; 2,288,162
Provision for Federal taxes on income
1,032,500
1,148,080
32
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange_
'
106,315,835 104,883,385
operatkms,U;—~
miscellaneous income-
from
income
Detroit Stock Exchange-
J.;'
1954
y'V^Vv'-1)
sold and operating, selling^ gen-
Depreciation, depletion and amortization—*
Dividend,
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
Years Ended Dec. 31—
27
32
____32
32
Exchange
Exchange.—
Stock
Boston
revenues___i_"_—^ 133,095,236 130,008,210
operating
goods
eral and
V
'•.
\
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
COMPARATIVE
*,%>■
23
American Barge Line
11
(Bonds)
Stock
American
*
3 Months Ended March 31—
..
(Stocks)
Exchange
New York Stock
cents
*<
year.-
and earnings for the second quarter
Mr. Hess stated.—V. 179, p. 1609,
sales
satisfactory,"
.
Stock Exchange
New York
1954, to stockholders of record May 14,
share which was paid in . each oi ihe
last four years, was equivalent .to 75 cents per share on a quarterly
basis.
Only 60 cents per share was paid in the first quarter ;Of. this
year and
consideration will be given at the end of 1954 to vfie
question of a special dividend. The.company stated that the purpose
of
the
increase
is
to' distribute' the
total
dividend
more
evenly
the
of
quarter
first
the
period.
distributor
Page
per share, payable June 10,
1954.
Aggregate of $3 per
throughout
for
1953
the
of
produced by American Bosch, Springfield, resulting from
largely offset somewhat lower defense production'
pump
orders,
Stock and Bond Quotations.
609.
p.
sale
from certain stretch-outs in the military program," Donald
P. Hess, President, said, "while Arma operations continued at the high
level of
recent
months.
Based on present production and incoming
Dividend—
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Increases
the
stemming
-
•""After
like
for the
in
increase
wider customer usage,
2,070,608
$0.48
stk.
ctm.
common
on
$20,050,611
totaled
sales
against $20,246,843
as
substantial
"A
$1,994,134
2,737:551
$0.63
$1,586,607
2,737,774
—
net
Consolidated
income
on
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
1954,
„
before
taxes
>
1953
less discounts, returns and allow.-- $29,415,790 $32,965,984
provision for Federal and foreign
v.
3,207,825
4,064,742
Gross sales,
INSURANCE
-
Subs.)-?-
1954
Three Months Ended March 31—
$1
and Investment News
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
7, N. Y; Monday, May 3, 1954
company
and
its
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1930)
Monday, May 3, 19541
r-
^American
Standard Sanitary
Radiator &
property
tCorp.-yFir£t
'the
Quarter Sales and Earnings— /•
net sales
Consolidated
United
during
totaled $63,204,000
States
Joseph
1954,
of
,$66,744,000.
i
Federal
for
quarter of 1954 was $2,90G,987, after provision
of $3,300,200 but exclusive of dividends of $597,338
taxes
A.
equal
to
cents
28
was equal, after pre¬
the 10,043,291? shares of com¬
on-
In the first quarter, of 1953 earnings
stock outstanding.
mon
share
a
The
also
were
shares
organized
was
a
&
cents
Co.,
of
April
on
shares
Lake
share
in
December
City
and
stock
75
cents)
at $1
class of stock
used
179, p.
1473.
Net
Net
early
per
cents)
25
(par
to
be
55,700
and
Mr. Grazier iniormed
so
Gross
"We
share),
per
without
Net
Net ry. oper;
Income
:
58,628
railway
;,,A 2,060,156
railway--ii^i/ ^i 281,880
from
Net
Net ry.
—V.
income—
oper.
179,
underwriting.
the
par
>
2,216,093
594,103
r
Arcturus Electronics, Inc.—Filing
.
letter
A
ing
of
125,000
offered
who
at
has
—V.
notification
shares
the
179,
A
It
282,836
said
SEC
shares
&
at
Replogle,
Otis,
cents
15
per
President
of
to
be
to
Charles
Steel
Mr.
"I
of
1954
did
Armco
than
in
better
somewhat
the
in
20,
1954,
to
price
be
such
or
later
.
.
.
held
date
of
on*,
the
as
the
the
a
that
the
tended
activities
in
the
first
subscription
sales
Net
income
after
Net
$7,767,045, or
.
income
per
vending field.—V.
179,
p.
"Steel
is
mand
being
now
..produced," ;Mr.
will
Hook
take
soon
Describing
faster
a
there
"and
rate
that
is being
steel de¬
told
the
than
indications
are
it
*For
into
material
raw
supplies,
Hook
Mr.
but
pany's shareholders that about
one million tons of high grade iron ore
shipped this year from the Labrador project with which Armco
.Is associated. Armco's share,of this ore will be about 10',o, he said.I
to
at
as
reporting
for
not
effect
certain
com¬
ofi
purposes
ments,
upturn."
an
Armco's
at
consumed
said,
the
Jan.
basis comparable
a
year-end
1,
The
expenses.
income
1954,
|
Net
Minnesota.
"We
and
h
Baltimore &
received
we
first
commercial
good
results
Mining
and
has
tool
Hook
;
quantities
from
them
pellets
of
in
Net
*$0.15
Co.
Its
owned
is
operating
revenues.
operating
expenses.
25,651,563
shareholders
by Armco and Republic Steel
processing plant In production. Mr.
construction
that
Net
of
much
facilities
larger
Net
net
April
on
income
29
of
this
by
$3,900,305
Oare,
was
income
L,
is
16.3-%
months
tper share
'
ferred
of
-
than
greater
1953,
dividend
record
a
requirements.
quarter of 1953.
>
Chairman,
the
7%
of
in
from
automoble volume
taxes
subsidiaries
for
was
the
that
first
1954
$3,369,836
reported
quarter
for
net
the
Net
first
the-first three
the
during
months
like-period
totaled
the
'
-
J
46,494,941
33,158,307
54,408,282
expenses.
ry.
opers.
13,336,634
18.418,582
income—
6,193,811
7,688,294
quarter
;
f «[}
-
—V.
,
oper.
The
?r.
179,
SEC
•
company
covering
($10
20,938,313
^
Period End. March 31—
Railway operat.
Railway oper.
I
to
taxes
of
of
865,884
filed
of
letter
a
of
Other
Net
^et
from
rev,
railway
-/—V.
179,
ry.
$4,684,919
op,
12,705,549
$4,148,028
inc.
oper.
income
1,633,568
/
31,715,204
End. Mar. 31—
36,724,815
Depreciation
Interest
$11,450,870 $10,276,119
1,463,486
3,919,429
Ry. operating
expenses.
Net
ry.
—V,
ry.
3,196,567
$180,003
$455,609
$506,310
125,451
123,570
333,213
362,936
•
$53,616
opers.
.
$56,433
$122,396
179,
Floyd
20,011
17,067
ry.
41,651
B.
of
claims
uranium
claims
and
sidiary,
and
were
and
and
options
San
21
Big
in
the
district
is
from
ry.
a
group
as
being
Under
•as
to
retained
the
well
option
proximately
$700,000
Mr.
will
Odium
J.
the
vided
f:
to
in
buy
cash.
to
Lisbon
T.
the
Steen
claims
companies
Steen
carried
on
Lisbon
of
the
Corp.
options,
Uranium
additional
groups
Big -Indian
discovered
combined
will
if
be
sufficient
they
drilling
iunds
properties
that
so
be
can
7
of
to
stockholders
needed
12
and
to
members.
will
and
B.
Brooke
272,101
184,079
are
located
by
Charles Steen and
acquired by Homestake
.
the
495,453
373,217
also
who
elected
to
resigned.—V.
178,
sales
(less
general
Federal
income
ap¬
the
of
goods
between
Mining
Co/-
Mining
Some
board
sales
of
directors,
expenses,
etc.
tax
to
the
of
sale
the
to
of
company
are
by
•
be
$8,000,000
to
proposes
applied
tho
to
a
registration statement with
mortgage bonds, due 1984, to
bidding.
to
first
179,
the
redemption
mortgage
at
the
of
bonds,
redeemable
company's^
37/s%
series
104.19%
of
du«
principal
1830.
p.
Indiana RR.
-Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
$150,718
$157,262
$155,920
$163,417
*13.831
12,212
18,923
31,377
71,879
83,289
55,253
73,650
425,883
462,323
488.054
455,93®
income—
railway
railway
—
28,789
33,416
78,803
59,035
income—
233,322
228,236
193,023
199,176
179,
1718.
p.
Co.—Earnings Lower—
reports for the quarter
$10,352,365 and net income of
for
This
in
estimated
Federal
173,
p.
Net
t
of
of
both
Net
from
Net
$3,546,152
ry.
2,018,242
1,356,625
years,
year
427,248
of
Ended
3.741,290
from
March
31—
p.
the
31,
after
and
quarter
1954,
net
provision
excess
ended
et
profit®
March
31,
share
1954
1953
1262.
.ft
-11
Earnings—
1953
$3,576,830
1952
1951
$4,049,944
$3,804,971
$4.024,60r
893,826
653,997
580,276
494,097
387,944
252,490
113,986
10,105,^42
11,345,802
11,169,349
11,285.208
1,826,145
2,461,170
1,970,640
1,738,421
965,724
1,008,934
703,278
439,755
i
1
railway
railway
income
1718.
p.
$766,728
$0.51
a
These
-.
For
common
94 8
cents
the
for
1953.
or
For the
.
*».s
outstand¬
were
income
amounted
2,259.642
1,408,000
$0.69
of
$777,517,
2,174.728
$1,030,362
:
stock
common
802,551
income
earnings
$6,922,657
1,141,000
~
of
railway-—
oper.
179,
period
2,171,362
capital stock
shares
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Net
Up—
$7,271,098.
taxes
Income.
179,
income
3,741,290
or
V.
March
$504,340
3,834,066
Co.—Earnings Higher—
;
per
for
1954
oper.
rv.
—V.
the
Net
sales
Georgia Ry.
railway
from
Net
93,322
$92,776
'
sales
Earnings
ended
State
2090.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,341,813
9,667,813
year—
562,
Months
Profit before
and
with net
compares
178,
from
Net
authorize
mine
dividend
supplied
$14,144,021 and net income for that period of $901,872 after
of $2,433,000 for estimated Federal and State income and
profits taxes. The March 1954 quarter earnings were equivalent
$1.18
per
share against
$2.11
in
the
corresponding quarter of
1953;
1953
52,187
Blockson Chemical
and
in
-The
be
to
1954,
1954
Central
$73,477
income
and
Vida
Beane.
are
30.5
12
to
first
the
shares
cents
on
cents
per
a
of
outstanding,
2,042,153
months ended
share
quarter
1954
three, months
March
share,
common
year- ago.
.
rose
ended
$879,127,' equivalent
to
13%
compared
common-shares
compared
31,
cents
with
per
with
a
31, 1954, net income
sam®-
1954, net
share on
earnings
year
was
ago,
•
of
'
$2,762,734..
$2,409,932,
or
*7.8
.
earnings are after interest and income reservations
-preferred
the
over
March
32
dividend requirements for both years.—V-;
179,
p.
and
beforw
1046.
.
($50
group...
..
company
Net
Net
exploration
are
underwriting
an
April
on
stock
of
Gross
1,966,028
administrative
—V.
Co. properties
of the Odium
applied
of
interest.—V.
oper.
of
1953,
also
Mi
SEC—•
SEC
succeeding
$3,448,317
returns)
&
first
-
the
provision
2090.
p.
sold——
will
combination
■
be
are
Carpenter Steel
The
in
1954
the
of
to
Cor#.,
workiusr
competitive
presently
♦Deficit.—V.
by
board
for
preferred
which
25,
at
railway—
from
ry.
ing—V.
31—
end
to
will
sale
560,141
Machine Co.—Changes
the
at
company's
public
railway——.
from
Net
$1,679,438
Vice-President.
operations
asked
for
May
$8,000,000
oper.
$841,100
from
be
LaSaile
$1,485,593
89,759
1155.
Taxes
midway
ry.
Net
495,41g
677,942
Executive
Years Ended Jan.
Cost
once
bonds
opened
bonds
from
from
537,149
Deficit
at
for
plus
Net
4,357,689
*229,118
p.
was
Clement
Gross
*
properties involved, in
district
141,839
4,272,696
beginning
the
enlarge
Gross
1951
-
4,835,583
at
started
terms
together with the proceeds
be
Cambria &
on April 22 was elected Chairman of the Board and
Officer, being succeeded as President by G. Clymer
formerly
Three
Corp.,
shares
1952
3,614,922
operations
make
used
with
cumulative
and. underwriting
''"V
mortgage
to
proceeds
Gross
530,797
from
to
be
t!m
stock
From Jan. 1—
*232,284
Deficit
exercised," and
are
statement
of
publio sale through'
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
March—
aggressively.
directors>from
McCauley
Selling,
and
with
preferred
excess
trans¬
represented
1953
Steel Foundry &
claims
uranium
to
are
for
March—
Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc.—Reports Profit—
said.
Airileets will
these
V
pro¬
Uranium
the
on
development
recently
group of
The
three
Odium
of
receive
?>upply^ Lisbon with additional
Both
majority
shares
company also on April 26 filed
SEC
covering $8,000,000 of first
amount
$434,695
*483,533
179,
Executive
Mr.
2,800,000 shares of Lisbon Uranium Corp.,
which, upon issuance, will constitute about two-thirds
outstanding stock of the company.
The cash so
then
payment
the
a
companies, Mr.
San Diego and
E.
Chief
Brooke,
options
three
notification
V/V
registration
a
105,000
price
first
offered
107,403
434,172
income
Birdsboro
purchased in part from Charles A.
behalf of Wasatch Corp., an Atlas sub¬
Corp. and Airfleets, Inc., in
both of
Wasatch,
Corp. a
filed
proceeds,
bids
Net
Personnel—
stock
common
of
the
Uranium
the
as
by
agreement,
Lisbon
proceeds
/^V', VV'/V'
Merrill
outstanding
1983, which
605,090
$1,854,736
railway.:
oper.
of
world.
companies Atlas has minority stock interest.
the same time Mr. Odium
announced
that an
agreement had
-been made to combine certain of the
claims and options owned by
Wasatch, San Diego and Airfleets with the uranium
properties
of
the Lisbon Uranium
Corp. of Salt Lake .City.
Lisbon Uranium owns
a
group of 10 plaims in
the same area.
Other claims and
♦
net
of
328,967
*259,889
railway.—_
one
district
regarded
The
letter
a
7%'-.cumulative
through Inter-City Securities
redemption of the company's outstanding. $8,000,000 of lirst mortgage
bonds,
3Tb%
series
due
1983,
which
are
presently redeemable at
104.19%
of
principal amount plus interest.
Such
redemptions will
require, in addition, $368,000 oi internal funds.-
be
of
At
fer
net
taxes.
were
on
Diego
by
11,458,819
$1,219,475
income
Deficit.—V.
acquisition,
him,
of
Big Indian
Y,
be -offered
offering
new
the
RR.—Earnings—
1954
railway
filed
of
share)
The
<
540,000
railway1....—
from
Net
*
the
by
the
Indian
in
areas
which
are
be
99,594
income
Erie
20
shares
per
From Jan. 1—
Claims—
announced
represented
options
The
ore
acquired
for
April
on
interest
County, Utah.
richest
The
Steen
corporate
mining
Juan
the
Odium, President,
of
Uranium
San
the
par
to
Mar. 28/53
$437,524
oper.
Net
Corp.—Unit Acquires Mining
behalf
at
are
1150.
p.
from
from
Gross
In
with
offered
11,419,317
354,837
properties
on
March—
•
Net
$143,374
13,490
I.,' N.
covering
to
Invite
$12,789,361 $12,854,148
61,911
80,736
profit
Gross
1718.
p.
Atlas
discounts..
expenses
Bessemer & Lake
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$179,067
,
income—_
oper.
179,
of
taxes
Net
fr.
rev.
and
expense
Federal
$6.1®
,>:v:+:r \.':i
;v
April
on
($2
par
company
1954,
Net
1954—Month—1953
revenues-
Net
be
proceeds
Mar. 27,'54
and
$2.18
Also Registers Bonds With SEC—
(net)
costs
Atlantic & Danville Ry.—Earnings—
1
•v
1718.
p.
Ry. operating
■t
the
reported earnings
which $5,559 are
*
Optical Co.—Net Profit Higher—
allowances
$3,660,772
■/>
proceeds of the financing will be used to redeem the
company'®
outstanding 60,000 shares of $2.50 cumulative preferred stock and
28,800
shares
of
$2.50
sinking
fund
cumulative
preferred
stock,
which
are
presently callable at $53 per share and $51.50 per shaxe,
respectively (plus accrued dividends in each case).
The balance ®f
$12,851,272 $12,934,884
Operating
—V.
u
of
to
The
Total
Net
'Period
returns,
;
Net
'u-\
notification
stock
common
$1,306,885
550,060
.1
149,850
at
,V:
headed
818.576
,
its subsidiaries for
and
$87,309
underwriting.
485,009
California;"; Electric/ Power Co.—-Registers With
par),;
$1,654,185
1954—3 Mos.—1953
10,979,043
corporation
The
expansion.
Lomb
&
less
$15,663,962 $16,853,577 $43,166,074 $47,000,934
expenses
}
V/
.
22
shares
4,475,000
169,000
tax
.....
covering
offered
the
without
costs
pay
Sales,
1954—Month—1953
revenue
v
Markets,
April
on
6,007
share),
per
Bausch
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
j
i
$4,730,204
3,076,019
$1,704,044-
$286,682.\ The
were
$9,170,772
Co., Berlin, N. H.—Changes in Personnel—!
capital,
3,055,442
13 Weeks Ended—
V
be
♦of
Super
1609.
p.
The
10,665,689
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
31, 1954
for income
259,9?T
$2,933,885
2570.
p.
<
284,151
March
$8,910,779
72,832
taxes..i..
...
share
per
12 Months
$2,861,053
(net)__
taxes
A;t'v
a*\
rate,
provision
3 Months
other inc.
per
SEC
49,810,541
13,648,941
I
1262.
p,
Budget Funding Corp. (Del.)—Files With SEC—
-
21,721,906
$4,759,486
$539,085*
370,176
;
Profits
Maling, a director and former Treasurer, has been elected
Vice-President and Treasurer, to succeed Howard G.
Brush, resigned1.—
v. 179, p. 514.
$
Inc., Albuquerque, N. M.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— >
;
31,406,655
-
Excess
"
foreign.—V. 178, p. 2194;
128,901,045 152,234,911
97,494,390 102,424,370
35,989,700
$755,450
opers.-
earnings of the corporation
ended
after
are
used
fr.
rev.
ry.
revised
p.* 1718.
Barber's
J
revenues-
operating
Net
has put
accruing
been
*1954—3 Mos.—1953
$1,610,266
■1,071,181?
1,042,541
income
oper.
179,
Consolidated
$240,-
year
J- •//,'.
.
operating
Ry.
ry
Barber Oil
4
first
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Rv.
1954—Month—1953
$1,797,991
figure
1,458,000
income
•;amendment.
ago/ reflecting
first quarter.—V. 179„ p. 1830.
a
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Earnings equalled $1.21
stock outstanding, after pre-
1954—Month—1953
..
'Net
($2
22,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Period End. Mar. 31
latter
corporation on April 23 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3,750 shares of capital stock to be offered at the market
share net to seller)
through Stubner & Co., New York.
The
proceeds art to go to Kay L. Rockey, the selling stockholder.—V.
174^
p. 2186.
state¬
1610.
Ry. operating revenues.
Ry. operating expenses.
re¬
three
compares'with $1.04 for the
'
?■ "' 'V;"-1:f
'
'
decrease
a
decreased
V-
has
7,633,101-. 16,540,708
3,790,762
7,745,340
2,665,320
Thi»
ago.
presently
British Industries Corp.—Files With SEC—
91,974,856 109,587,333
75,434,148
87,865,427
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
;
Net
said
common
This
Gross-receivables purchased
365,103,
income...
oper.
179, p.
income-year.
3,125,472 shares of
on
5,461,710
opers.^
and
profits
profit
178,
Jamaica, X,.
'
■
-
,
Board
Federal
after
and
company
months ended March 31.
Robert
ry.
1954 in¬
31,
year
The
1718.
p.
•
Consolidated
ry.
—V.
i
'three
financial
$
30,093,907
'
Associates Investment Co.—Net Income Higher—
ported
fr.
rev.
a
SEC
1954—3 Mos.—1953
37,727,008
^
March
shares
taxes..^
income
profit
;
$
31,113,273
Ry.
jointly
first -taconite
moving ahead well.—V. 179,
*
\
179,
which
of
ago
1766.
p.
ended
1,203,832
Ernest H.
1954—Month—1953
Ry.
last year,
furnaces,"
blast
our
excess
Wisconsin
RR.—Earnings—
jj;
quarter
on
operations...
before
Federal
said.
Reserve
Corp.,
our
getting
are
Ohio
Period End. Mar. 31—
';".:Y
•
•'
Hook
Mr.
profit
income
*154,003
1953
from
Brown
"In addition," Mr. Hook stated, "we will be receiving larger amounts
iron ore pellets processed from taconite by Reserve Mining Co. in
.of
for
1954.—V. 178,
with that of
Will be
„
shown
as
year
discounts, int.
Federal
$4,198,022
interim
the
the
share
1953
statements, the company
change in the method of
a
income
net
in
a
$675,000,—V.
profit
—V.
$0.15
.—.
for
a
Period Ended March 31, 1954—
202.
152,988
—
$1.10
$2,700,000
were
Purchase
.
f
and
Net
be
$4,196,498
——
taxes
taxes
$1,328,556, compared with $1,231,464
to
*
—
...
$26^879,79.4, compared with ^3,956,572 for the first three month*
1953./rbe profit before taxes was $2,864,556,"compared with $3,931,a
/ear ago;-^Federal Income Taxes amounted to $1,536,000 thi*
t-
subject
will
1954
share..
to
....
Brlggs & Stratton Corp.—Quarterly -Earnings—
Babbitt, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
after
7.8'/0
Net
three
.
company's regis¬
is
merchandise
income
Taxes
company's existing
new long-term
loans.
These loans and the stock offering
$3,000,000 to general funds for use in the company's ex¬
(B. T.)
■
equivalent
year
to
by
add
?
464
offering of 77,706 additional
part of a financing program under
long-term debt is expected to be re¬
the
will
bu*
were
of
proposed
stockholders
common
1953
for
out¬
standing, compared with *1.29 a share on 952,640 shares outstandinr
on-March. 3.1, 1953, Net-sales-for'the-three-'months ended March 3*
77,706
right
per
.
was
basis
the
on
share will be determined later,
existing at the time.
The offering
group headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.
stated
Net
1953."
i. Armco's net income for the first quarter of 1953
$1.49 per share of common stock. V ".
offer
to
company
conditions
Leverone
shares
company.
Corp.—Earnings Reported Higher—
that
say
the
each. si* -shares
R.
can
months
May
market
which
the
Hook, Chairman, told stockholders on April 15 that the
looking forward to a relatively good year in 1954.
V*."Although final first quarter figures are not yet available," he
'said,
offer- will
share/for
subscription
the
is
company
.
that, the
full
one
date,
funded
Armco
authorized
part
underwritten by
New York,
share.
The
Inc.,
26
was
of
proposed
record
cover¬
cent)
one
is
The
22
April
on
(par
April
on
f
than
a
higher net profit was predicted for thiar
Steinkraus. President,* at the 88th annua* •
/
to-. „■ vf;-- :■■■/.
facilities."
creased
tration statement becomes effective.
The company is authorized
to
Issue 625,000 shares of common stock, of which
466,240 are outstanding.
1369.
p.
as
subscribe
With SEC—
the
volume
believe
Net
,-
.
-
697,137
247,175
stock
Gearhart
Delbert E,
to
go
with
common
through
purchase
to
to
are
filed
was
class
of
market
agreed
proceeds
2,320,230
557,557
269,289
->97,461
.
2,290,923 '•
of
lower
this
other
of A5, par-lvalue common stock to
common, stock¬
of a new financing program which will result in an
approximately $3,000,000 of working capital, Nathaniel
Leverone, Chairman, announced."
'r
1
•
holders
1609.
p.
directors
increase
from
Gross
chance"
possibly
.
275,091 v.,^additional .shares
117,906
From Jan. 1—
.
*
The
$833,518
$4,033,73#
1,091,S3ff
~
that the first quarter-will
prove to be the poorest •#
we expect: some increase in the
second quarter - beglnnin*
month,/ Mr. Steirikrau&;*akt.: "We will have not
only the
advantage'of improved business conditions-in our
industry but alse
the completion- of the new tube mill
in Bridgeport and improvement ef
AutomatlcCanteenCo.ofAmericar—Plans Financing
1951
■
,
$768,699 !■-. $776,614 7'
218,863 • / 184.784H
96,671
79,616 ■
from
roliway
^
$783,675
from, arllway—157,161
-1952
*389,406
with
year
"good
a
with
-SEC^—
company -on April 20 filed a letter of notification with
covering 30,000 shares of common stock- to be offered at
SEC
1953
1954
$2,583,554
530,276
1718.
p.
company by Herman W.
meeting on April 26; * '
Arbor-RR.—Earnings—
;
179,
successful
with
one
unit,'-with underwriting. These
this is an offer or rescission. The
equipment and for working capital.-
sold,
to purchase
$1,644,980
188,433
inc
t
in units of
offered
$1,227,894
op.
ry.
railway oper,
A
.
Ann
expenses
from
rev,
•
with the SEC
The
*7:
'
'
1954—3 Mos.—1955
'-V ' '
" \
i :
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Profits Higher—•
With SEC—
!iT^-v.vAi»to»By«- Co., Los Anfele»i>CaliL-^Fil€S -WRh
<($10
March—
oper,
1' *
••
1954—Month—1953
$7,295,340 -$7,899,578 $20,372,133 $22,527,7**
6,067,446
6,254,598
17,788,579
18,494,04*
revenue
♦Deficit.—V.
"
'■.stockholders.—V.
Railway
and
1953
completed
was
letter of notification
a
common
(par
have..already been
of
RR.—Earnings-^-' V*:
Period End. March 31—
of
the year and
Unfilled orders of American-Standard at the close of the first quarter
of 1954 were slightly higher than at the year-end,
y
Boston & Maine
mile
-'iC \
filed
of
preferred stock
proceeds were
in
are
a
southeast
offering of
1,100,000 shares
of
share.
The offering was underwritten
Salt
26
of
each
half
a
public
per
Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files
iias,
55,700
of
and
1045.
p.
share
of $715,563. * The foreign dividends, in accordance
.' with the company's practice, are not included in interim earnings but
are held in *-reserve until operating results of the foreign subsidiaries
V' for the full -year, -have been -determined.:, ;-?
v,% %,vv.~ii
of foreign dividends
.
Corp.
179,
company
covering
common
share;
net income in the quarter
after Federal taxes of $X749,000 but exclusive
per
amounted to $2,900,552,
Kibbe
A trim i
'received from foreign subsdiaries; the net' income
to 28 cents
P.
mile
a
Railway operat.
made
20
at
1954.—V.
and
"
Net income in the first
ferred dividends,
Uranium
by
mines
properties.
stock
in
Vida
Mi
thereafter
common
''V
"V
*
Homestake
shortly
1953
the
of
Lisbon
President,: announced on April 28.
In the
consolidated
net
sales
amounted
to
Grazier,
A.
period
comparable
the
and its subsidiaries in the
the quarter ended March 31,
this corporation
of
adjoins those of Lisbon Uranium Corp. while others
vicinity.
The Odium-Lisbon
properties are
immediate
northwest
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"Volume 179
Central RR. of New Jersey-—Earnings
,
.
(1931)
operating
■fty.
N<jt
349,533
1610.
p.
--
•March—:
Dross
Npt
! 1954 !
railway...!'
from
Earnings
—V.
railway: V129,779
from
Wet ry.
From Jan. 1—
Cross
Wet
179,
.».
2,807,000
354.767
;
536,114
150,501
r
154,857
;
'
,
"
"
f
56,662
:■
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
fr.
taxes
for
Prov.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
for
-
1951
•
;
income
1
- 386,981
393,792
1-—>;:> :\/> <>•''>. ./-'/'S '!>>•*
Gross from railway
8,010,003
4,614,430
8,799,941
Wet from railway> 2,491,559
'1,021,136 ' 2,731,598
—y.
179,'p.
952,429
567,953
986,464
income
1610.
oper.
ry.
<>
March—
V:
Wet ry. oper.
1
8,500,075
—v.
$545,588
$3,454,661
Boston
Gross
1951
Net
92,864
company
April
on
filed
23
the SEC covering 700.000 shares of its
offered publicly through Stone & Webster
about May
a registration
$1 par common
Securities Corp.
The
'
1951
1952
-
,
401,795
144,262
April 27
Co.
$114.
'
y;\
Series -Q
*
'
*
,
group
v
.
,
also
for
3%
a
: /
Halsey,
viz;
coupon,
'
the iyear, ended April 30;v%955, to .100.12%
during the year
30, : 1983;
thereafter at par;
plus accrued interest in
April
case.-
of
!
f
;■
of
the
$40,000,000 of 3%%
construction.
new
June
this
at
102.90
The
plus
sale
will
-
used
be
first "mortgage
3% %
bonds
to
the
redeem
bonds
entire
last
sold
expected
are
July and
be
redeemed
to
*
Interest.
accrued
PROGRAM—The
construction
program
basis,
about $185,000,000 of the required funds would be pro¬
earnings not distributed in cash and depreciation accruals
four-year period, and.-from.-cash resources at the *end of
1953 :(aft$J* Allowing for the Above series P bond redemption premium,
1,111,464
vided
363,218
1
award
won
.
for the
four-year period 1954-1957, as now scheduled, calls for the expenditure
of approximately, $425,000,000 for such electric
property additions. On
3,737,415'
a
group
and The First Boston Corp., 99.5199.
are redeemable at prices ranging from 103.39%
bonds
CONSTRUCTION
138,652
3,850,810
1,108,468
397,354
j'
550,641-: !
in
The
bid of 99.8299.
on a
received,
were
400,504
3,904:448
i
for
$1,312,195
544,882
'1,317,963
1253,612
v
.
from
the.
over
interest
-Earnings-
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.
;/
$14,097,406.-$12,420,466
Inc., 99.72;
during
v
$1,359,673
,;'V=
3,211,206
! 617,189
railway.!
Net -ry( iopeV. 'inoomei.!
—V. 179, p. 1610.
^;v!-> :>"^
Sep*. 30/53
Mar. 31, '54
...
$124
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
227,404
88,819
•
.
>
205,787
-
Net' from> railway!!!!!!
326,096
52,954
132,826
1610.
179,.P.
1—•;
from
Boston; Mass.—Assets Rise—
Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—A
bids
ended
issue
$1,461,737
$1,125,702,
______
income.—
oper.
ry.
-
>
&
Stuart
each
1953
1954
r
rail way
From Jan.
250,000
•-
,
unit!
other
Two
17.—V. 179, p. 1263.
railway.—
from
Gross
2,313,901
714,199
2,000,185 "■ 1,959,571 "
403,898 1
'275,698
1,713,291
" ' 175,163
/
*
i
-
•
250.000
GrH. Walker & Co
and accrued interest.
of the issue
With
Inc.,
with
from
Net
"
B.
.
investment
March— V
<"-500,000**
v.Hibbs & Co.;. Inc..
*
-
—...
per
.-500,OOO
•
•
underwriters; headed by Glore, Forgan • & Co., on
April 28 publicly offered an issue of $50,000,000 first
mortgage :3%
bonds, series Q, due May 1, !1984, at
$1.37
!
W;
-
....
1500,000
Co..!.'.!.
Folger;! Nolan
1292.
p.
<fc
"A1;;'!
.V
V
500,000
of
2,312,000
$1.38
:._D
—
-
Fund,
associates
and
$699,260$808,184
135,498
250,377
36,075
110,969
v
:
■
assets
170,
•
••
-■
*
"
Riter &• Co..!:
_!_•___
\Vertheim & Co.!_!___!
.=
1,000,000
r
Commonwealth
$3,274,910
2,428,000
....
710.
p.
to be
stock
"/, 2,568,344
796,884
1952
1953
$835,319
y? 251,908
income—. """ *18,300 ' '
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
:
(126,434
.
$910,344 «
—
outstanding
share...1
net
Net asset value
120,952
foreign dividends
common
per
statement
-
railway
from
Net
•
railway:
from
Wet ry.
$744,975
215,770
132,914
v
-
J
1954
-
■
income.
From Jan. 1--
.
Gross
*
railway
from
Total
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings-
railway
'
Securities
Estabrook
-
1,000,000
1719.
p.
$1,000,000
Corp.
-
' 1,000,000
^Weld & Co.____
179,
As-;of— !'
V-
Boston, Mass. —»Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
■
Net
—V.
-$2,544,327 ' $2,729,322
1,031,286 .,. 672,022
operations.....
income
net
shares
179,
This
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—^
from
*•
taxes paid)
Colonial
'
Gross
——
foreign subsidiaries
taxes in income
(less "credits
income from
Net
From Jan.
Wet
income.——
on
1 !
prih-; '
following respective
•*". '
' "
,.
American
1,000,000
Webster" Se- ••T-5-"-**'
&
23,446,333
irom
S.
U".
Total
$2,900,162
'
780,810
316,486 -j! 184,872
oper.
ry.
S.
from domestic
foreign
Common
$2,968,946
900,054
$1,929,437
921,501 / - 469,076
$2,800,278
railway.—
railway——
from
Net
Wet
atone
$30,042,264:
24,314,808
2,686,715
2,998,134
plan;!*'-»"k' •"*
Dean Witter & Co..
3,250,000
Co-
Beane..!.
100.3948%
,.r1952
1953
" 1954
'
the company..-the
Commonwealth Fund,
Earnings
;"
from
Gross
U.
for
Net income
—V.
•March—
Fenner-&
39,963,066
$28,677,375
:
etc
Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Chicago
,
$67,652,355 $7Q,00o,J30-
profit
Provision
$6,768,911 $13,414,245 $20,606,719
3,971,451
9,881,572 12,289,203
$4,567,727
3,234,973
opers.
ry.
from
the. debentures;!:'*;•
Corp. $3,250,000
®«ri^ Corp.
Gross
.
$24,023,749 $28,065,681 $70,420,465 $80,756,868
Ry. operating expenses.
19,456,022
21,296,770
57,006,220 60,150,149 *
rev.
•
revenues.-
Wet.ry. oper. income
—V. 179, p. 1610.
of
Kidder; Peabody 8s Cor!-; 1,000,000
Merrill
Lynch, ^ Pierce
;
1953
; 38,974,980
Operating expenses,
Dividend income
1954—Month—1953
•
purchase
amounts
First Boston
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Gore, Forgan &
sales____i____:
'
,
,
to
White
2,700,000
482,957
184,990
.
i Chesapeake A Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Net
The
;
sales......
of
cipal
$1.50
issuance- under,;the"restrlcted"stock.i optfoa
UNDERWRITERS^—The!iundef.writer«> \named~..beh>w> have- >severally '*
,.
$1,241,693
$0.94
V *
923.!'
p.
$841,784
:
—...•
share.
common
per
domestic
Cost
:
Ry. operating
reserved-for
:
2,756,000
560,545
,
income:—
1477.
p.
income
179,
Net
260,094
173,329
46,131
2,957,837
962,507:...<1,716,144r
.
3 Months Ended March'31—1954
,
.
railway...—
oper.
ry.
-^V.
-
.
railway.... .! 2,708,000
from
from
Wet
2,482
income
oper.
185,053
71,376
,
Income taxes..:—1,804,291
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
1951
$1,011,000
$951,000
!» 132,282
and ithe amount of capital, in excess of the total par value
issued-sharesi'being retained in the capital account.":*'.; '
\ ;
f,As of March 31, 1953, 48,307 authorized but: unissued shares- were!-<«-
agreed
.V. Net
XJ:;
1952
1953
-$944,000
$865,000
o-
par value,
of
$20,624,763
Provision for taxes based on-income!!!_'__!_v
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
.
$19,659,616
—;
before
Income
$2,761,476
856,321
.■
!
Net* sales
,V;-
$2,500,903
842,320
$1,006,973
269,140
>
income
oper.
179,
- $851,723
fr. ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—v.
uv~r!
3 Months Ended March 31—*
1954—3 Mos.—1953
>
$4,848,351
$5,484,599 $13,894,764 $15,467,665
3,996,628 v 4,477,626 11,393,861
12,706,189
revenues.
JRy. operating expenses.
Wet
1954—Month—1953
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off
' 1
X
1954 *
1953 !
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.
»
'
31—v!.
-Period End. Mar.
3
and
available
expenses),
,
to
the -funds
approximately-$60,000,000 from
1954 .realized through the
.
the .company-in
of
sale
.
its
"
Chicago; Jiidianapol^
March—
Gross
Net
ry. oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
Net
Wet
ry.
—V.
< 1,243,3^4 ^ 1,278,901
Income
:■"> 540,633
'-534,954
16*10; -;■>■*.: j
\ '■:*
'
i
400,706
' 5459,527
"J
1954—Month—1953 * " 1954—3
31-r-''
Period End. Mar.
Ry. operating
Ity. operating
revenues!"
Wet
expenses.'
Wet
oper.
ry.
—31.
fr.
rev.
179,
p.
ry.
Mos.—1953 •
•
$55,590,151'$62,962,004
^16.987,759Til1,901,081 48,847,048 ■1-51,003,896
$3,320,269 ^4,057,161
v 1,270,802 .
1,411,998
X
income
1610.
32,902
859,900
"807(744
403,670
276,857
'319,982
166,603
!: "91,625
130,657
$6,743,103 $11,958,108
867,190 ; 4,161,668
*
,that
March—-
f
Gross
«■»
;\ 1954
••
-
Net -from
railway..
ry.-oper. income...
Net
hy.rthe
of
•Net
from
—V.
railway:.!.!.
ope:*.-Income...
ry.
>;
179, p. 1478.
-.
•'
*■'
-
•.
:
i!
:
...
i
Jan. 1
t
Consolidated
Consolidated
—V.
179,
loss
operatng
76,601
■
$311,639
$289,985
loss
net
922.
p.
—
>
u
Wash.—Files—
Chinook Petroleum Co., Yakima,
April 23 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200,000 shares of common stock
(par 20 cents) to be
•toffered at 50 cents per share through George Wydenes of Yakima,
3lfash.
The
proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident
The
4®
on1
company
operations.
petroleum
.
p
March
Ended
Revenue
of
1,040,096
3,002,293
120,774
$557
-
3 Months
$3,113,837
41,405
-
-
Month
$1,082,059
Operating expenses __—
on
bonds..
$15,000,000
<-$9,230
—-
interest
issued
added
Net
19,704
$66,435
"Deficit.—V. 179, p.
a
102.
$2.20
share
To
Stores Co.—Sales and Earnings
City
-
on
will
earnings
that
for
1954
of
growth,
prospective
the
financial
current
The
Combustion
position
at
year
continued
reflected
end
and strength.
Working capital increased $3,214,000 to $63,-490,000, resulting in an Improved current ratio of 3.54 against 3.26.
Inventories were reduced to $27,269,126 from $28,247,894, after giving
growth
-
effect
Total
assets
stock
capital
Increased
and
$4,433,000
and
$4,566,000,
$118,538,327
to
surplus, was
$61,064,673
-
respectively.
$115,729,701.
from
against
Total
$59,496,377.
The
Herbert
per
share
increased
to
$24.29
J.
new
PROCEEDS—The
the
prepayment
net
on
of $10,000,000
Multiplier
Clary
©ae
cash
of
fixport
4ias
more
than
the
of
best
Corp.—Exports
registers
doubled
in
months
in
and
the
Increasing—
from
a
company's
year
ago
overseas
and
trade
March
proceeds will be added to general funds.
the
adding machines by this corporation
volume
operations,
General Manager of Distribution, .said on April 13.
'< •
The
export
department is -extending representation
and entering
«rew markets in Western Europe,
South America-and the Par Pacific,
*€a addition
to the current Canadian expansion.
A number of new
after deducting $1,815,000 for Federal taxes, compared
erith earnings of $2,032,927 In the first quarter of 1953 and $3,358,010
In
the
last
quarter of-that year.
trutstanding.
»f
1953
4n
the
to
last
On the basis
the ^earnings pel* share rose
from
first
1954.
$1.34
in
quarter
the
of
1953
M&rmlr&n atee'untot
quarter
were
of
of 2,550,000 shares now
80c in the first quarter
The per share earnings
$1.32.—V.- 179,
p.
1719.
'
been
1887.
West
72
is
of
The
Adams
be
may
of
any
indenture.
sinking
funds
De-
and when
issued.
Shares
converted
-
for
issuance
Illinois
an
of
the
conversion
upon
of
organized
Cosmopolitan
Commonwealth
Sept.
17,
the
on
companies,
company's
St.,
corporation
merger
named
incorporated
number
a
first
principal
Chicago 90,
1907,
Co
and
was
which
of
on
Electric
Edison
was
executive
the
in¬
offices
are
111.
for
output
electricity.
Chicago District
electricity which is sold to the
of
Pubic
the
Service
Co.,
latter
is
Co
names
the
of
are
purchasers
which
&
as
each
of
the
series
!!;
Kidder,
—
ritles
Union
Co..
Corp.
L.
F.
Alex.
W.
Co.,
—V.
179,
Inc.
.
.500,000
500,000
Watling,
500,000
Lerchen &
Co.,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. .^400,000
Newhard, Cook & Co...
300,000
*
Reinholdt
Rodman
Gardner..
<fe
&
300.000
Linn
Fitch
Barret,
300,000
North
r
&
-
Co..
2,000,000
2,000.000
C.
Co.. Inc.
200 000
1,500,000
Richard W, Clarke Corp,
.200,000
1,500,000
Sterne,
Agee
1,500,000
Bioren
&
1,000,000
Irving
J.
Co
Co._!_
<fc
&
Co
Co.
1611.
p.
500 000
-
Co...
&
&
&
Reid
Co.
Sons...
Trask
Fulton,
-
500,000
Northwest
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
2.950.000
2,000,000
<fe
000
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Securities
Hutton
:
•
-
2J950.000
Corp._ 2,950,000
Co., Inc.. 2,950,000
Brown
E.
■'500
500 000
&
2,950.000
—
Estabrook
to
Si 000 oon
Co
Co.
....
Rothschild
&
Co...
Blair, Rollins <k Co. Inc. 2,000,000
Spencer
to
bonds
agreed
Share Corp.
Secu-
Corp.
Allyn
Co...
Hentz
Pacific
&
&
Webster
American
&
2,950,000
Securities
C.
A.
&
Barney
<fc
H.
2,950,000
—
Noyes
Riter
Co.,
&
Peabody
Smith,
^!
Q
purchaser has
Indianapolis Bond
Ripley
and
follows:
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Hemphill,
to
engaged
company
having purchased 32%
-
principal amount thereof
Forgan
the
1953.
year
the company,
tt
It is also one of the major domestic manufacturers of chemical
equipment for the pulp industry, of flash drying and incin¬
systems, and of certain types of fabricated products and steam
locomotive equipment. Sales for the year 1953 totaled $170,675,000 and
net
Income
was
$7,361,000.
Backlog of orders on March 31, 1954,
amounted to $156,300,000.
'
\
.
units.
F.
200 000
_
Cassell
&
<fc
Leach.:.
200,000
Co
100,000
Rice
Co.,
&
Inc.
100,000
.
Consolidated
eration
CAPITALIZATION
and
;
the
under
is
mortgage
bonds
Harriman
recovery
distributorships have been franchised and other distributors have been
arriving in record volume at the Clary business machine factory in
Ran Gabriel, Calif.—V. 179, p. 1719.
ell charges
!
shs.
additional
for
•
shs'.
!fi4;830^682
Co..__$3,150,000
Blyth <fc Co., Inc
2,950,000 '
Goldman, Sachs & Co.. 2,950,000
bank loans out¬
The balance of
.
time
reserved
corporation
Glore,
organized in 1912 as Locomotive Superheater
Co., the company adopted its present name in 1953.
The company is
one. of .the
largest domestic .manufacturers of Marge steam -generating
J. W. Stallings,
Climax Molybdenum Co.—First Quarter Earnings Up
This company earned $3,412,174 in the first quarter of 1954, after
•;
r
•
.!
preferred stocks.
purchase from
BUSINESS—Originally
was
had
in
series
result
original
Indiana
the
and
incurred
in term notes due 1954-1959,
plant expansion, and of $4,450,000t in short-term
standing under the. company's regular J^nes of credit.
for
!
976,798 shs.
**
the- company's
issued
to
reissued.
company
PURCHASERS—The
fourth
financng will be applied
the
shares
the
production
the
of
redeemable at optional
proceeds from the
under,
and
time
convertible
as
to
at
the
Stone
are
45,675,000
,
":K 808,371
thereof,
issued.
be
•
c("mpany is engaged in the production, purchase, transmission,
and sale of
in
Engineering,
debentures
of
distribution
prices ranging from
103 Vn during the 12 months beginning May 1, 1954 to 100 after April
30, 1978.
Commencing in I960; a sinking fund will be in operation
calculated to retire 95% of the issue prior to maturity.
The
latter
Noithern
other underwriters.
from $23,47.
Schwartz, President, stated in
the annual report, that
•Tt is the policy of the company to improve
and expand its present
ainits, where the volume of business and the needs of the community
aaake it advisable.—V. 177, p. 2127.
stock equity
common
.
of
LIFO reserves
to
the
located
unit, of 66,000 kilowatts, and has under construction at
its Picway Station a
fifth unit which will have a rating of 100,000
kw.—V. 178, p. 2303.
'.V
ago.
the
into
successor
Inc.—Debentures Offered—
An issue of $15,000,000 3Vs% sinking fund debentures,
maturing May 1, 1979, was offered on April 29 at 100%
and accrued interest by The First Boston Corp. and 13
year
oi
1913,
corporated
the
432,000 a
from
not be
may
17,
The
were
company
shares
Co.
of $2.15
Poston Station the
at its new
!
-
terms
may
issuable
1,785,169
BUSINESS—The
Oct.
showing
for present and
put in operation
the
series
shares
redeemed
{(Includes
the basis of the presently outstanding shares,"
would compare with earnings of $2.15
present stock reported for 1953.
1954
.
4,912,939 shs. !
'
stock..
:
.
43,520,000
*J.
•
•
«
-
!
of. bonds, issuable
subject.to
amount
tAddfional
or
,,
generating
and its subsidiaries
this company
of
income
*
1
50,000,000.
...
preferred stock..
acquired
are
;
44,000,000 "
49,000,000
par
in series
future
tMaximum
•
com-
for the fiscal year
ended Jan. 30, 1954 rose to $4,986,805 from $4,217,137 last year. This
mas
equal to $2.20 per share on common stock against $1.82,
Net
^retail sales were at a new high of $233,227,000 compared with $232,Net
and,
or
bentures
but
to
equity ratio,
capitalization.
range
($25
-
,
retired (nay not be reissued.
stock
will be in the
J
:
.
($25 par value)!..!.. §24,000,000 shs.
amount
-
unlimited
on
a
stqck
existing
able to
con¬
on
share
Such
provide
28,
Jan.
Higher—
per
added.
he
'
1954
its
cumulative
issuable
$$1,40 convertible
obtain, an estimated
earnings of 65 cents for the similar 1953'quarter on
2,001,360 common shares, Mr; Miller said.
estimate
"We
to
receipts.
Excess cost of service over gross
to
be
will
company
$7,500,000 of
have
stock,
i
Commonf
1
*
•
,40,000,000
•
__!!_•_! r49;000,000
r;j:$1.32 convertible preferred
outstanding
then
57,205
$19,147
Sinking fund on first mortgage bonds
will
this company for the fifrst quarter of 1954
the 2,201,360 common shares outstanding,
of
share
a
with
'pared
i
income
Wet
it
that
improve the company's common
1953 year-end stood at 32% of total
earnings
cents
54
the
at
which
the
approximately
from other sources.
The kinds of securities which
for the purpose have not been determined,
he said,
that
the long term
objective of the management is
and
maintain
and
needs,
fund
he
1954—
31,
operations
from
that
estimated
further
Miller
Mr.
generate
struction
50,000,000
._!.!_ $50,000,000
due April 1,'1999_
o,
value
1,
April
be
Xincinnati Transit Co.—Earnings—
Period
$23,100,000 in . 1954' and at another $23,000,000 in
with $17,212,000 in 1953.
1954 the company had taken down $1,900,000 of the
$19,000,000 revolving bank loan credit which runs to Nov. 1, 1955,
with .interest at 3V<%,to Nov.
1, next and at 3y2% .thereafter, plus
a
standby fee of '/a' of 1 %' on the unusual portion of the loan.
compared
1955,
*
_-2>/« %>• due April 1, 200l!_!_.!!_r!—
at
expenditures
•
100,000,000
-yl''
•3%'^ due'April LM999
2
52,421
?Sotithem^ Ohio Electric Co.^To Continue
Expansion—Borrows From Bank— '
^
; .'A" "1
Harryi-M; Milled:»Executive Vice-President,V estimated construction
-As
'
-
FINANCING
.
Preferred
:
EFFECT TO PRESENT
tSinking fund debentures—-N
f' .€|Mumbus '&
388,240
289,985
:—
fronrispecial Items
Wet Income
'
company
r
■!!!'•!"/.;. ':::L ;„:u
3%, series N, due June 1, 1978!!!!.
3V«%, series O, due July 1,.i982-"_.
3% .-series: Q, -due May-1, .19:84.!...
*
'
company
stock..-'"
3%, series..M, due April lvM985!^l.
c
-i'.j 108,807
'
the' Gas
of
,
533,815
512,824
> T99,261
" 37,167
*!
stocks
company ;other.^than by-intended annual distributions
common stock <to'the holders of the company's com¬
,
Gas
15,289
17,852
the
of
•
""First-mortgage "bonds-r--vy >J*? f1 Authorized- r Outstanding ; >
3%
series L, due* Feb.- 1,/1977-!!!> >!A$180,000,000-.--
"
34,342
■)
fr 538,374
'"159,425
68,147
"
-
1951
$182,079
I-',-
506,570
123,549
40,377
railway.!..
from
-
>
$182,734
;
50,353
23,261
"
any' dispositions
-CAPITALIZATION .GIVING
1952
•.
$188,589
< 58,043
76,130
27,266
,
From Jan, 1—
Gross
•1953
••
$199,523
railway
from
to
■amount
mon
Columbus & Greenville >Ry. —Earnings—
Net
Chiids* Co. (& SubSi)-r-Earnipgs Show Improvement—
to—' .'
V' ■
<!; v
Mar. 27,'54 Mar. 28,'53
Consolidated net-sales—
$4,444,965 $5,044,869
921,751
179,149,
'' 91,264
from -railway•
Net ry.' oper. ihcbme!.!
—V. 179, p.
-
$20,314,028 $21;958,248
opers.-
101,273
-
Lien
,
'
Net
'"
t-
101,112
Divsioqal
Bonds * and* .approximately $10,000,000 from the
present offering of, series Q bondsVThis would leave about, $170,:
000,000 of new'.capital tto be'. provided'.through the sale pf ^additional
securities
of 4he
company.: ^Neithervthe
nature
of ; this estimated
$170,000,000 of .additional financing nor <the times, at .which it will
be undertaken have as. yet been determined.
No effect* Is -given in
$264,645
32,217
598,344
railway..
from
Gross
■
Milwajikee^ St; Fsrtil M JPacific RR.~Earnings >
C h ic* a c o,
1
'
From Jan. 1—
t,"
Gas
,
$291,493
;
.
^
5,325,630.1,204,971-!
5,391,657
1,293,046
5,490,130
5,177,166
railway—
oper.
railway.!
•
railway.—.
179,,p.
from
>1951
1952
..
.
income
*•;•.-•"••*. 19541
\T. •' "
1953 .,-."
:
$130,250 !< $307,383 .i? 128,140 ;
Net from railway
V v* 15,364
58,876
Net ry. oper. Income...
..
8,840
Gross
"' $1,854,630
railway.—
railway.!!!.. > r
from
-
1954- ~
1953 .
*1952
.
1951
$2,041,036 <•$1,930,133
$1,886,592
485,219 : : 532,796
545.327
• 440,881
211,670 .;'!' 219,891
212,684 - ;
150,883
-
-
from
Net
Ry.-?-EaTning&—:
March—
GIVING
EFFECT TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
sinking fund debentures due 1979 $15,000,000
$15,000,000
,
Truck
operating
(&
.
Earningsfor
net
per
and
1952
.
*
$39,155,742 $33,866,190
servicing"
...
earnings
5,967,471
1,042,989
share
common
preferred
Subs.)—Earnings
1953
Income
assembling
Consolidated
•
Outstanding
-
Freigrhtways, Inc.
Year End. Dec. 31—
Carrier
(after
5,359,053
•>
978,686
provision
dividends 1
$2,83
$2.63
'
.3Vb%
^Capital
'■
*On
was
'from
each
stock
(par
$1)
...
j 2,500,000shs.
1
-^1,037,1.17 shs.
1954, the certificate of incorporation #f the company
to
change and increase .the authorized
capital stock
April 27,
amended
1,200,000 no
issued
share
4w-4h0-*»t0 •! • •xckanft.' ramittmm for
par
2,500,000 shares par-$l each, with
value being changed to a shale of $1
shares, to
without
par
The
company's
$3,000,000, .and
will
will
Include
*
be
Wfcsh.;
Idaho.—V.
equipment
approximately
mechanically
Spokane.
foratgw MbBcriptuni * aat »dvBrtl»em«nU- muat b* mad* - U Nav
1954
terminal
179,
p.
1370.
York funds.
91
tractors
refrigerated.
Billings,
purchase,
construction
Mont.;-
at
and
New
program
$750,000."
308
-
Is .budgeted
New
trailers,
of
at
equipment
whl^h
9a
terminals*-are .-planned
a*
Roseburg, -Ore.;
and5- Twin
Falls
4
/.
(1932)
Continental
Steel
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dow Chemical Co,
(& Subs.)- —Earnings—
,
Empire Explorations Ltd.
'
for the first quarter of 1954, after provision for all
know i
contingenies were $318,217, equivalent to 63 cents a share
on
the
common
shares outstanding.
Earnings for the first quarter.
Net
Of
Period End. Feb, 28—'
earnings
1953
178,
$401,213.—V.
were
1666.
p.
$
Net
sales
Earns,
Engineering Corp., Norwood, Mass.—Files—
Control
corporation on April 23 filed a lettertof"notification with the
SEC covering $300,000 of 6% subordinated convertible debentures due
.April 1
1964 at 100% of principal amount, through Chllds, Jeffries &
The
Thorndike,
net
York, and Estabrook & Co.,
to be added to working capital.
Inc.,
Boston,
New
proceeds are
U.
before
S.
.
Net
1,000, 000
49,167, 103
35,108,625.
10,753,951
23, 164,564
44,857,,917
70,301,221-
3.332,542
15, 119,171
20,672,,954
45,031,805
taxes
Canadian
;
,
' •:
•
stk.
$1.81
to
R.
S.
volume
exceeded
make
after
shares
preferred
then
dividend
the
for
forecast
the
remainder
1954."—V.
(<fe
sales
—
before
Income,
Provision
Net
for
for Fed.
prevision
Federal
income
income
ry.
Net
Dividends
p.
stock-...
common
per
177.
share
com.
Hudson RR.
Net
ry.
430,028
railway
Net
2,386,583
$1.25
from
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
1953
1952
1951
$4,765,543
$5,052,853
1,410,697
1,215,356
806,948
760,085
758,032
556,518
income.__
12.256,756
13.489,834
14,806,108
3,289,612
3,478,124
1,356,392
2,219,480
1,788,260
*72,231
1,345,100
1,357,200
2,135,700
1,393,000
246,930
305,414
827,548
414,581.
*120,981
*2,492
3(19,427
1,687,389
of
1""
1720.
p.
due east
(&
taxes
Federal
$5,486,720
....
income
on
taxes
—
March—
Gross
Net
1954
from
irom
Net
ry.
Western
&
railway
RR.—Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
$6,490,410
$7,602,414
$7,832,929
854,789
1,462,347
1,735,637
railway
373,764
on
shares
$190,396
$0.57
$0.51
March
1954.—V.
31,
the
three
This
months
ending
with
compares
March
$9,534,213
31,
for
1954,
with
$296,910
59
or
cents
share
per
for
income
,
Reeve,
President,
said.
"The
major
made
to
in
377,933
755,076
844,916
91,782
railway—L
railway..
19,517.224
21,841,117
23,064,071
21,129,753
3,133,484
4.610,071
4,924.843
3,798,425
in
income—
1,493,623
2,299,744
2,408,522
1,232,195
a
oper.
quarter
in
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
179,
J.
1478.
p.
G.
Shennan,
is
takes
over
has
company
received
Rio
&
SEC
in
Net
authorization
from
Net
ry.
Western
1954
from
Net
line
new
abrasives
and
as
graded
and mixed into a compound.
where
tools
leave
off
in
logical
a
step
already has
diamond
powder,
This
to
issue
and
sell, at
and collateral trust
p.
railway—.
1952
from
Net
Net
ry.
extensive
he
material,
said,
2,540,283
1,915,743
numerous
1,129,800
5,786,709
3,149,711
income...
oper.
1478,.
p.
..
947,933
Steel
20,583,897
18,972,427
7,757,710
3,421,484
17,732,020
5,640,470
(&
2,755,002
1954
Eilicott
—$11,985,901
before income, taxes
1,507,980
taxes
income
on
:SEC
(estimated!
fered
Inc.
below.—V.
175,
April 23 filed
on
443,000
letter
a
of
members
of
and
and
stockholders
two
shares
of
of
stock
to
are
Ellicott
Gross
be
at
$500
used
to
Co.
Net
loss
_-.——C—$237,980
share—...
per
'Profit.—V.
179;
p.
be
to
in
construct
the
dated
of¬
be
units
Nil
•
$0.71
ferred stock
Gross
ry.
1953
1952
$1,693,859
$2,067,081
$1,677,334
$1,739,870
546,766
549,634
695,416
694,725
income—
287,518
241,156
300,755
293,633
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
%.•
j5.2jjl.863
railway....
railway......
from
Net
—V.
1951
railway.—
railway..—.
from
Net
.
1954
from
Net
1,853,492
income—
930,428
692,505
5,208.504
PROCEEDS—The
2,331,379
720,603,
the
and
The
company
covering
of
share
one
writing,
and
i
April
on
5,000
of
stock
each
The
to
filed
of
of
10
stock
to
are
letter
a
preferred
(par
class
proceeds
additions
23
shares
common
be
at
used
of
stock
cents)
to
$10
notification
(par
be
per
$10)
offered
unit,
The
on
with
for
pay
without
operating
refinery.
mately
under¬
expenses
1954,
Pepper Co.—Sales and
Earnings Higher—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
income
Provisions
Net
before
for
income
income
The
company's
secutive
Leonard
M.
Green,
sales
gain
also
over
were
each
higher,
previous
127,021
$88,232
President, said.—V.
179,
p.
marking
ing
letter
of
notification
maximum
a
offered
at
the
of
was
17,000
market
shares
(about
?79
holders—V
filed
with
made
con¬
of
common
S6.37'/a
per
f°r thC account oi
cover¬
,
(par
$1)
to
be
Duluth, Missabe
&
Iron
due
Gross
T4et
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
1953
1952
$462,430
$1,233,710
$569,346
*1,600.405
income
$350,743
*1,131,719
*1,690,330
*1,161.298
*1.597,161
*1,649,477
*1,931,330
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
,
from
Net
ry.
1,124,284
railway
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
—
*2,008,387
stock
19801
($10 par
amount
of
H.
179,
2,024,915
1.474,210
p.
1,694,647
*4,145,824
*5,034,134
*5,467,426
*4,663,404
*4,427,046
*5,243,204
*4,628,909
1720.
of
the
A.
C.
5,225
Co
&
&
2,000
Securities
Allyn
Central
and
Co.,
__
2,000
at
any
named
W.
C.
S.
&
E.
9,283,855
3,631,579
4,179.658
2,837,481
1,781,185
2,060,559-
1,497,789
j
Preferred Stock—
the
redemption date.
Trust
Co.,
trustee.
Payment
New
bb
will
York
Citv.—-
for
March,
Golden
State
firstCo.,
Sales
month
Ltd.,
of
had
$20,689,000—
joint operations after
sales' of $20,689,000
net
after
in
April
said,
Wayne
net
earnings,
after
taxes,
$1,210,000.—
of
Corrugated
Paper
Co.—Earnings—
earnings
for
the
first
12
weeks
of
including Federal taxes of $246,134 or 38
share outstanding.
This compares with earnings
1954
reserves
the
for
is
with
reports
company
share
to
be
twelve-week
1953.
similar
period
outstanding.
noted
period,
that
for
of
the
which
Effective
method
a
Reinhold,
on
924.
p.
of
1953
earnings
approximates
the
fiscal
the
for
the
com¬
cents
40
1S54
per
for
are
quarter period
1954,
year
of
$285,582
reported
cents
a
reported
as
instituted
company
of
accounting
and
reporting
earnings
in
13
four-week
instead
of
by
fiscal
months
as
formerly.
Therefore ^tho
earnings' figure reported
above
for
1953
is
a
cdmputed figure for
comparison purposes,
and is based
upon
averaged weekly earnings
in the
1953 period.—V.
179, p. 924.
periods
Founders Mutual Fund, Denver,
Colo.—Registers With
Securities
This
and
Exchange Commission—
investment
company filed
a
registration statement with the
1954, covering $13,500,000 of Systematic Payment
Certificates,
$450,000
of
Accumulative
Plan
Certificates, and
$300,000 of Income Plan Certificates,—V.
179, p. 204.
SEC
on
April
23,
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
earnings
for
the
three
charges, including provision for
to
$1,959,892,
equivalent
to
82
shares
of
These
stock
common
earnings
cents
months
ended
Federal
cents
and
March
state
share
per
31
on
t
after
taxes,
all
amounted
the
2,400,000
outstanding.
with
compare
Front
earnings
of
$1,891,051,
equivalent
time
Range
the
first
Uranium
Cooney & Co.,
is
limited
The
net
of
ment
The
below
for
of
quarter
Mines,
1953.-^-V.
179,
Inc.—Stock
p.
to
716.
Offered—
April 20 offered publicly 1,495,000
stock (par one
cent) at 20 cents per
on
share.
600.000 shs.
one
share,
per
shares of
common
proceeds
to
are
properties
company
and
be
for
is located
used
other
to
for exploration and develop¬
pay
general
Central
near
corporate
purposes.
City, Colo.—V. 179,
p. '1611.
have^severally
Langley & Co
1,200
Moseley & Co.—_ 1,200
Stearns
Estabrook
W.
E.
R.
&
&
Co
Gaetjens,
Co.___'
1,000
Hutton & Co
Edwards
D.
&
Jones
_
Berger
<&
Wirth,
Inc.,
Brooklyn,
N.
Y.—
Stix
&
Co.—
Recht,
Canada.
1
It
will
the
announces
be
known
as:
opening
Gaetjens,
of
factory
a
Berger
factory
will
produce
general
a
line
inks
of
for
in
Wirth,
&
'
/
the
graphic
industry.
The
corporation about April 14 filed
50,000 shares of class A
650
Gardner
President,
Ltd.
Gambelia Corp., Fort Wayne, Ind.—Files With
SEC—
650
Co
SEC
covering
650
and
25,000
650
&
Nicolaus &
This
arts
1,000
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co._,
Reinholdt
(Canada
1,000
Sons
&
Toronto,
1,000
Pressprich & Co
L. F: Rothschild & Co
G.
William
1,000
.
W.
Stifel,
1,200
495,318
11,580,690
Expands—
1,200
Weeks
to
Bank
with
common
It
Shares
1,200
1720.
713,419''
625,267
V
cents
income,
all
H. J.
below:
Inc.—
p.
944,755
;;
22
Reinhold
puted
the respective numbers of shares
Republic Co. <Inc.)_
179,
1951
$3,347,010
1,440,218
667,058 '
Chemical
held
40,000 shs.
Edward
2,000
1952
$3,977,252
1721.
net
common
3.880.000
series
A.
178)
1,274.537
1,545,233
the
39,018 shs.
F.
Pierce,
Beane
Webster
regis¬
a
shares.—V.
$3,842,668
.1,418,510//
3,252,607
Paul
179,
79
3,000,000
Bear,
2,000
1953
$3,928,383
income—
corporation
a
per
Outstanding
120,000 shs.
5,225
—
filed
26
5,000,000
1,910,000
2,000
Dillon & Co
Hornblower &
—V.
FINANCING
Shares
&
Lynch,
Fenner
28,
*
Inc
April
on
covering
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Feb.
$1,474,000.
1,000,000 shs.
company
_
Stone
the
$9,534,000
underwriters
Ripley & Co., Inc. 2,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
2,000
Merrill
be
Mis¬
3,000,000
all
company
SEC
10,936,395
p.
Fort
,' '
purchase from
Walker
of
4,000,000
value)—_
bonds
the
10,356,338
merger
Mr.
V.
approxi¬
2.000,000
■
i
of new preferred stock set forth
G.
parts
ended
PRESENT
$100,000,000.
to
will
$10,600,000
($100 par value.)
preferred stock
cumulative preferred stock——
White, Weld & Co
*5,137,605
income
TO
pfd. stock
Corp.
railway
EFFECT
Harriman
1951
months
was
$0.36
taxes, of $649,315, equal to more than 3% of
Chairman, told stockholders at the annual
26.
Net sales for the first three months of 1954
amounted to $57,634,000,
prepay
meet
generated
Authorized
The First Boston Corp
■
in
12
income
$470,862
f
;
investment
with
Income
construc¬
to
cumulative
Eastman,
Range Ry —Earnings—
1954
GIVING
net
384,000
Plan
1953
1978————
Blyth & Co.,
March—
and
1976
"
Shearson,
ceitain selling stock-
from
territory.
in
bonds:
.
through
to
$11,000,000
this
due
agreed
stock
share)
$9,912,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
23
used
years
272,696
475,000
1863.
further
and
for
due
'Principal
to
April
revenues
series
series
three
electric service
Oklahoma
series
Common
quarter,
next
1969————
434%
.
1264.
on
be
for
N,'
V
railway—
railway—
at
179,
meeting
requirements,
due
3%'
$0.13
98th
corresponding
the1 SEC
and
total
series
5%
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Files With
SEC
A
its
mortgage
Cumulative
the
will
used
in. its
supplies
company
Arkansas
of
service
2%%
-
113,322
sale
be
approximately
the
3h'i'k
1953
$0.16
net
quarterly
96%
that
during
electric
CAPITALIZATION
$215,253
$107,112
—
share
per
for
amounted, to
'First
1954
earnings
Earnings
the
will
3 xh'/f
taxes—$220,434
taxes
from
proceeds
estimates
EARNINGS—Operating
<
Dr.
demand
souri, Kansas,
Of
.
to
proceeds
such
construction
BUSINESS—The
the
50,000
units
of
company
new
growing
and
in
net
remainder
spent
Diamond Asphalt Co.,
Bountiful, Utah—Files—
shares
books closed.
$3,000,00o in bank loans incurred for previous construction
expendt'ures
965,207
tion.
SEC
the
;
382,188
income—_____
corporation has called for redemption on June 1, 1954 all of
presently issued and outstanding cumulative preferred stock,
4.90%
at the redemption price of $103
per share plus
accrued ancP
V.
warehouse
The preferred stock is redeemable at
prices ranging downward
$104?4 per share through June 1, 1957 to 102 after June
U
4,975,387 <
1,712,724
1478.
p.
and
3,036,079
amortization.,
$0.48
Colo.,
unpaid dividends of
on
1,
6.062,557
1,710,636
oper.
179.
subscribed
1953
$4,163,637
The
the
without
April 29 by a banking group
headed jointly by The First Boston
Corp. and G. H.
Walker & Co. at par ($100 per
share), plus accrued div¬
idends from March 1, 1954.
This offering was over¬
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
March—
"D"
.
shown
1954
oper.
The
made
was
t
1954
items
of
on
railway—__
railway—
oper.
of
Empire District Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
—Offering of 40,000' shares of 4%% cumulative pre-r
1720
730,005 shs.;
Regulation
a
series,
'and
*$1,692,546
and
179. p. 1479.
after
Earnings
by
<■
31—
taxes
from
sales,
with
unit,
per
covered
Florida Power Corp.—Calls 4.90%
the
notification
Drug
were
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—March
2376',
p.
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
$4,904,743
from
This
Realties,
underwriting.
The proceeds
for working capital.
2,335.000
Cr485,000
_
corporation
to
-$400
*4,470,546
Cr785,000
tax______
Drug
Authorised
-
1
ry.
1371.
p.
this
claims
FINANCING
From Jan, 1—
Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
covering $200,000 of 6% second mortgage bonds to
1, 1954, and 1,000 shares of common stock (par $50)
July
$28,803,509
,
profits
17.4,
March
V
statement
Net
and
1953
sales
Excess
and
also
now
Ellicott Drug Realties, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Files—
Subs.)—Earnings Drop—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Federal
in
metals
through its work in developing
"elgilov," a. rust-resistant, non-magnetic spring alloy
through the, abrasives division, for which there are
applications.—V.
these
PRESENT
share
1568.
Denver,
from
oppor¬
5,570,935
2,480,285
See
.
Corp.
investigating other
field, but has not yet acquired any production
noted, however, that Elgin has- developed, carbide tools
during the past 15 years.
The company also has
commercial
examine
TO
'
-
March—
Gross
949,267
The
Detroit
is already
use
Ellicott Drug
17,147,176
the -"company
50
miles due east of Uranium
to
1954.,
Florida East Coast
carbide
experience
fabricating
1951
marketed
1,166,228
railway—
179,
He
own
$6,033,217
1.968,265
railway.......
from
its
$6,534,018
2,130,070
$7,272,096
income...
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1953
$5,969,801
railway.
facilities.
said
the
2091.
p.
from
the
in
of
about
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
tration
ry,
in
interest
and
$635,299
per
Net
Mr. Shennan
55%
Lake
income
—V.
tunities
150
EFFECT
(exclusive
Federal
division
marketing
for
April 22 by John H. Clough,
31, 1954 of $9,750,467 equalr
on.458,082 shares outstanding.-r-V. 179, p. 1831.
depreciation
for
178,
Net
From Jan. 1—
Loss
the
the
explore
tributary
a
Black
—
Earnings
our
finishing and .polishing closedies and other machined
parts.
The abrasive business was
outgrowth of the company's intricate .development work with
jewel
instrument bearings during World War II.
for
Grande
March—
Gross
Net
that
processing
to
3,412,256
an
Denver
!
described
noted
is
Creek,
of
below)
.
tolerance
Co.—Financing Approved—
competitive bidding, $10,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series due 1984. Proceeds are to be
use;d for property additions'
and
improvements.—V, 179, p. 1831.
—V.
He
26,
expenses
Depletion,
the
President,
business
held
are
Corp.-r—Earnings Higher—
and
Net
diversification,
substantial
which
Delaware Power & Light
This
Gross
entering
com- *
sales
division.
from
—V.
is
company
east
plans
company
GIVING
Months Ended
Provision
fast-growing tungsten carbide field
with a complete
line of high-precision rotary
cutting and grinding
tools for marketing to the
nletalworking trades through its abrasives
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
sales
Costs
period
reduction
a
due
Stony Rapids which
Jan.
on
Filtrol
—
decrease
during the first quarter of 1954 is due to
contract billing.—V. 179,
pp. 923 and 4.
This
1,223,455
of
to 82 cents per share
Net
first
the
Prov¬
public
1: A fifst quarter statement released on
President, shows sales billed at March
179,
amounted
similar
the
the
of
a
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Corp.—Sales Billed—
390,396
,,
$213,496
outstanding
as
,
,
.•
Elgin National Watch Co.—To Enter Tungsten Carbide
Field With Precision Tools—
$7,395,102
.
laws
undivided
an
Jervois
on
-
200,000
——
company
acquired
miles
stock (par $2KL
I—
abovementioned securities
filing
230,000
_
share
*
$5,492,873
443,496
income
on
the
Common
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
31—
j
1954
1953
explore
Yankee Dundee
a
located
16
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
defense
recently
claims
Saskatchewan.
The
Federal
Homer
has
mineral
miles
4
\
to
used
in
properties. :•->"
is
,
179,
1953.
volume
1
Lackawanna
ta be
interest
and oil
summer.
,r;
W.
by
claim
merely of
134,942
81,627
146,613
.
for
held
No
are
City,
income
per
claims
body.
company
This
Delaware,
increase
the north
1264.
3,639,310
income—
ore
Porcupine River about
Earnings for the first quarter of 1954 amounted to $125,384 or the
equivalent of 25 bents per share" on class A and class B stock.
This
1478.
p.
intended
are-
to
principal office at Room 1011, Credit Foncier Build-,
Hastings St., Vancouver 1, B. C. '
;
f
mineral
certain
L
railway—.
1953.
14,484.988
2,336,457
proceeds
finance mining
its
the claims
The
66.852
;
compares
railway,
oper.
income-—
$7;915,982.
$4,925,787
1,171,961
railway.
179,
1951
income
-Sales
1,153,711
net
to
made as- to probable or proven ore, '
speculative nature. These claims are"
shore of .Lake Athabaska. in the
Beaverlodge Lake
areiv
in
Northwestern: Saskatchewanapproximately
9« miles
from
Uranium City.
191,019
for
'Based
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
uranium
$561,500
319,527
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Earnings Lower
$4,489,020
railway
oper.
1952
$803,100
before
'Earnings
Corp.—Earnings—
1954
from
from
$3,759,218
$1.22
has
and
850 West
Three
March—
Net
Profit,
1953
173,230
rail way
Provision
1899;
Delaware &
Gross
7,584,218
2,338,023
21,958,413
S1.1P
sales
$3,690,470
—.—...
$1.03
1954
3 Months Ended March
Net
3,825,000
(after pfd. dividends)
22,651,011
$0.35
$528,700
oper.
7,115,470
—
on
Earnings
'—V.
ry.
3,425,000
stock___
preferred
on
21,958,418
$0.32
55,401
from
428,978
income
Dividends
22,651,011
$440,500
oper.
from
Net
1953
_
24,365,034.
.
From Jan. 1—
$47,710,680
taxes
taxes
23,273,356
ing,
since
'
Sales
1954
7,741,524
railway__j.
railway
from
Gross
178;
$46,614,550
-
and
BUSINESS—Company. was incorporated under the
of British
Columbia; Canada, on June 6, 1-953;
823.
Eastern Corp.
3 Months Ended Marcn 31—
7,117,540'
fiom
Net
Companies)—Earnings—
Net
'
share—
com.
-Deficit.—V.
Domestic Subs.
904,382
303.869" '
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
'
■
Refining Co.
Products
911 607
Ltd.,
25,269,416
lJany
stock
p.
March—
Net
,
Corn
per
179,
Gross
\ !
of
PROCEEDS—The
24,184 ,963
be
to
are
presently-owned mining claims,
located on
requirements
outstanding.
8, 045,393
303,869
securities
Mines,
to
Com. shares outstanding
Earns,
—V.
President, April 28 said that improvement in
during the month of March when shipments
preceding three months.
"It is
difficult to
noted
of
accurate
an
equal
common
Kaplan,
was
those
1567.
p.
514.984
on
Frank
sales
$1,928,360,
of
dividends
applicable
common
quarter
taxes
come
7,421.409
(Canada)—Stock Offered—
&
ince
Income
ended March, 1954, net sales totaled $12,416,580
compared with $24,303,806 in the like 1953 period. Net income before
taxes for the 1954 quarter was $420,947
including $148,073, of non¬
recurring income from restoration of excess provisions of prior years.
After provision for Federal and State income taxes of $138,600 net
income was $282,347 equal
after preferred dividend requirements to
43 cents per share on 515,188 common shares outstanding.
For the
first quarter of 1953 net income was $994,550 after- provision for in¬
the
The
taxes
1
Doehler
offered in New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland and District of Columbia and in such other
jurisdictions as
may hereafter be qualified for such sale.
■■
Copperweld Steel Co.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
For
900,000
on-
income—_I
Preferred
.
>
t
312,080,,993 312,157,519
900,000
12, 828,925
_
■
107 ,212,867
1,000,000
16,611,631
C.
Co., Jersey City, N. J., on March 10 "
publicly offered 300,000 shares of common stock (par $2)
at $1 per share "as a
speculation."
$
Cots
income..—
on
The
Mass.
&
$
Amort..
asso;
&
income
,
W.
1954--9 Mos.—1953
$
99,382,593
Dividends from
■/; '
Depreciation
>
1954—3 Mos.- -1953
•
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
of
two
650
$10.25
Co., Inc.-
650
Ind.
I
650
shares
shares
per
The
of
unit,
net
of
common
class
A
stock
stock
and
letter of notification
a
5%
(no
are
to
be
used
to
to
share
one
through Arthur C. Pontius,
proceeds
preference
par)
be
of
common
Utility Bidg..
pay
for
with
the
(par
$5)
or
in
units
stock
Fort
expenses
production and sale of device for supporting
roofing
materials.
stock
offered
at
Wayne,
incident
to
other structural
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Gas Service Co. (Mo.)—Partial Redemption—
has
company
for redemption,
called
First
mortgage bonds
3%
3%
series due
series due
General
Irving
he
has
stock
who
Its
predecessor
Mr.
mnd
to
came
Chairman
of
Vice-President
rector of
has
elected
been
the
of
Chairman
as
Board
below-named
and
the
Executive
General Manufacturing Manager as
Copper and Brass Inc.—V. 178, p. 1777.
Jackson
Webber,
Stone
Operating costs,
and
expenses
from
$ ■'-M'-.
715,596,000 777,819,000
Non-operating
Total
from
inc.
Interest
and
Federal
income
Federal
financial
taxes
and
profits
excess
and
other
106,217,000
sources
charges
Period End. Mar. 31—
188,000
Cohn
at
$50.50
Shumaker,
&
shares
♦Results
for
1953
262,452
Net rev.
ry.
—V.
61,000
2,200
500
500
fr.
48,029,000
179,
803,583
$121,608
also
of
profits tax at the 30%
-stock
conversion
recast
for
the
extension
rate for the full year.
approved by
94
t$1.17
of
the
tDoes not reflect 3 for 1
The
stockholders
35,000.000
changed
of
April
on
authorized
and
the
upon
pany's charter
Each share
will
be
stock
with
entitled
in
the
of
to
addition
old
certificates
one
or
more
Stock
105,000,000
providing
without
shares
that
value
common
of
par
stock
Secretary of State
for
share
each
holds.
certifcates
of the State of New York.
the close
at
two
will
be
May 5,
1954
the
new
of
represented
accordingly
company
such
on
shares
more
which
The
each
to
of business
share
by
will
the
certificates
new
to
be
issued
by
the
owner
will
company
dated
be
of
stock
common
outstanding,
share on
a
first
quarter
and
cars
record
dollar
a
equal
to last
year's
three
months
of
Sloan,
the
of
number
same
in
of shares
1952.
14%
sales
drop
Net
sales
first
quarter
.
amounted
Earnings
In
the
products
achieved
President,
reported
almost
to
business
$2,410
totaled
$189
the
on
first
normal
"good,"
as
within
5%
reflected
of
million
million,
of
$202
States
income
stock
common
quarter
ferred/stocks.
Alfred
to
29
P.
for
the
last
of
the'
1953
the
on
and
in
1954,
in
taxes
tax
were
after
the
first
7.8%
or
million
have
and
of
for
been
surtax
equivalent
deducting
quarter
net
of
basis of
surtax
the
is
steel
and
active
Plants
in
aluminum
subassemblies for jet
development and manufacture
the
located
are
net
sales
Pa.;
$61,785,157 during 1953.
$2,134,845, equal to $2.81 a share on the com¬
to
GIVING
long-term
EFFECT
notes
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$3,500,000
_
$3,226,500
120,000 shs,
rate
to
of
per
the
of
million.
rates then
United
in
States
taxes
their
100,000 shs.
a
effect—combined
normal
C,
to
purchase,
the
and
number
several
outstanding.
These
805,359 shs.
notes
issued
were
of
underwrters
named
below
have
severally
the
company has agreed to sell to them,
shares of 4.60% preferred stock set
opposite
names:
C.
:
j
.
Janney
Inc.—10,500
Inc.——.—— 7,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
ner'&
&
Co.—
Schmidt,
Parke
7,000
Blair,
Fen-
3,000
Poole,
Roberts
Rollins
&
2,000
2,000
Riter
7,000
2,000
&
Co
Singer,
H. M. Byllesby
Chace,
Whiteside,
Stroud & Company, Inc
5,000
Yarnall,
5,000
Biddle & Co
179,
3 000
Inc.—I
Co.
Moore, Leonard &' Lynch
Beane
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
6,000
Spencer Trask & Co.—_____ 6,000
—V.
&
'
._
White, Weld & Co.——___. 7,000
Deane
Scribner— 2,000
& Co. (Inc.) 1,500
&
West
&
Winslow, Inc
1,500
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs— 1,500
1612.
p.
Kendon Electronics Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
provision of $13,485,621 for U. S. and foreign
with $21,089,448 for the first quarter of 1953.
.v';
,v':; V:.
1479.
p.
Shares
21,000
Collings & Co.,
Blyth & Co.,
at
New
and
cents
general
April
on
150,000
25
Co.,
compares
directors
3:00
stock
income
April
on
dividend
stock
1954,
1,
to
be
to
the
on
$4
a
par
Stock Dividend
York.
of
letter
a
net
corporate
proceeds
are
of
notification
stock
common
share through 20th
per
The
filed
21
shares
10
with
cents)
the
to be
Century Pioneer Securities
be
to
(par
used
purposes.
for
working capital
/
It
the
outstanding
at
of
number
quarterly
the
of
shares
rate
offered
to
cents
share with the initial such distribution to be payable on Aug. 2,
to stockholders of record on or about July 20, 1954, equivalent
per
annual
shares presently out¬
standing as against the $3 rate heretofore paid. Such declaration
will
be subject
to further action of the Board of Directors in the
light of factors existing at the time, such as the level of earnings,
cash
requirements of the business, taxation and the like.—V. 179,
tax
52%
an
$3.40
of
rate
share
per
on
will
the
924,
p.
be
by
&
their
15%
shares
shares
and
(10.90%)
to
the
selling
profit
(over
before
of
stock
offered
now
Co.
an
underwriting group headed
offering price and underwriting terms
the net
of
share
per
through
public
for
White,
taxes
&
Company
cost
and
As
is
of
realized
equipment to
April 21, 1954,
outstanding.
The 330,296
the holdings of Shields
all
Shields
Co.
which
expenses).
constitute
&
Shields
taxes and expenses)
their
and
firms.
Weld
stockholders,
(after
issued
were
sale
other
nine
and
by
are
amendment.
stockholders
selling
545,736
&
sales
The
by
services
receive
the
$11.9125
r
public
Co.
supplied
For
1954,
to
for
Shields
common
42%
of
held
now
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering 330,296 outstanding shares of $3 par common stock
by
certain
"Selling Stockholders" and proposed
to
be
company
21, 1954,
10, 1954,
board to
stockholders of record on June
is the present intention of the
increased
Keystone Portland Cement Co.—Registers With SEC
This
distribution in the form of
value common stock payable
on
dividends
cash
then
declared
22
common
(EDTi.
p.m.
initiate
pre¬
plus an excess profits tax of 30% on income
period credit.
Earnings on the common stock in
of 1953 were equivalent to $1.70 per share.
quarter
2,000,000 shs.
Shares
first
the
quarter's
taxes
100%
at
share
base
a
share
per
notes
Smith, Barney & Co
$303,552,336.
were
first
The
the
quarter
provided
were
for
179,
July
the
on
such
under
severally,
period of 1953
sales
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—100%
and
on
52%.
$2.13
dividends
value $5
par
three
1954
States
provided
Victor,
totaled
$274,000.
corresponding period last year.
equivalent to $2.60 per share
income
r
$346
rate
of
first
and
large and small circuit
rectifers, insulators and fuses.
mechanical
UNDERWRITERS—The
net
same
The
a
These
sales.
United
a
Life
agreed
to
of
net sales
the
of
to
successor
note agreement dated May 29,
1951, with The Penn
Insurance Co.
One is a 3%
note due Oct. 1, 1961, the
unpaid balance of which is $1,062,500; the second is a 3V2% note due
April 1, 1966, the unpaid balance of which is
$1,890,000; the third is
a 3Vi % note due Nov.
1, 1959, the unpaid balance of which is
compared with $2.34 earned
on common stock now outstanding.
quarter were reported as $273,322,247, a
decline from the record figure of the previous year when consolidated
said
despite
needs
I
totaled
excess
as
disconnect switches,
stainless
amounted
are
I-T-E
Mutual
is
the
Net
496,000
report
year
reduced
the
This
in
In the first quarter of 1953, net sales were
$2,547 million and net
Income totaled $151 million, or 5.9% of net sales. Provision for United
States and foreign income and excess
profits taxes in the first
of
and
substations,
stock,
* There
by
profit of $12,470,584 for the first quarter of 1954
stockholders of the company by P. W. Litchfield,
the Board, on April 26.
This compares with $11,284,774
reported
Chairman
first
the
and
April
on
in
pas¬
!;Vf
■
combined
a
civilian
Motors
estimated
An
was
—v.
earnings are after provision
.foreign income taxes.
United
basis of
General
were
Curtice,
all
products were
defense sales which
income
net
for
quarter
Board,
of
sales
volume
H.
of
in
armed' services.
and
1939
engaged mainly in the manufacture of
in the transmission and distribution of
Products include metalclad isolated phase bus struc¬
stock.
Common
v;
payable to the U. S. Government on defense work borrowings
from $9,129,592 to $4,412,216 during the year, with the
help of $2,000,000 borrowed from banks, Mr. Kraut said.
The total
year-end current debt of $6,412,216 is expected to be reduced substantially in 1954. Some reduction already has been made this year.
The company's overall backlog of orders
at the end of 1953 plus
new orders
booked so far this year indicate near capacity operations
throughout 1954, Mr, Kraut said.—V. 170 p. 1081.
/
Chracterizing the
dollar
unit
first
Harlow
shareholders.
■
for
sales
record
1954,
Chairman
Jr.,
in
is
used
Preferred stock, par value $50 per share
4.60% preferred stock
$4.52
with
compared
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Earnings Up
senger
incorporated
1891,
Authorized
be¬
mail
General Motors Corp.—Reports Record Unit Sales—
new
sale of the
in
Philadelphia,
Newburyport, Mass.; and Toronto, Canada.
♦Unsecured
reduced
were
coverng
June 11, 1954 and will be forwarded
by insured first-class
ginning on that date.—V. 179, pp. 1721 and 1611.
A
of $1,000,000, which
for the retirement fund
excess
Notes
issue
these
additional shares.
Thus, after issuance
of the
new
certificates, a
share owner will bold both old certificates and new
certificates, each
standing for the number of shares indicated on its face and repre¬
senting the new common stock of the par value of $5 per share.
The
The 1953 earnings were equal to $5.48
21%.
profits tax provisions totaled $4,395,000 as against
$3,640,000 the year before.
Working capital increased by $457,630',
from $4,745,050 to $5,202,680.
Long-term debt was reduced by $340,000
to a year-end figure of $1,480,000.
The company during the year changed over from high volume de¬
fense
production to more
normal peacetime operation,
Mr. Kraut
pointed out.
"Whereas a year ago our unfilled orders contained a
very high percentage of defense business, at the end of 1953 it was
down to less than 50% of our backlog and has been further reduced
since," he said.
An average of approximately 80% of current orders
represent normal peacetime business, he added.
change and conversion will become
certificate of amendment of the com¬
record
then
resolution
a
Common
(b)
and
consolidated
and equipment.
company,
antennae.
Income and excess
This
a
certificates
to
he
new
of
into
each.
filing of
owner
adopted
20
shares
converted
the par value of $5
effective
of
shares
the
on
payment
issued,
,
Stock Increase Approved—To Split Shares—
the
to plant
CAPITALIZATION
Net earnings after taxes were $1,645,444 as against $1,354,934, V
300,000
fixed
a
company's
earnings of this company In
Increase
an
on
April 20, 1954.
be
year
800,661.
(a)
shares
initially callable
option of the company at prices ranging
the
equipment
unit
Net ncome
1953 were the highest in its
history, Ralph J. Kraut, President, reported April 15.
in 1953 totaled $37,607,905, up 30%
from 1952 sales of $28,-
Sales
excess
share owners at the Annual Meeting
and
of
the
major portion of the proceeds from the
fabricates
radar
N. Y.;
-t.
of
by the company to reduce short-term bank loans
approximate $6,950,000; proceeds from the bank loans
principally to finance inventories, accounts receivable and
engine Installation
54,695
10%
used
energy.
breakers,
$203,832
13,018,
1721.
p.
at
tures, steel substation
$1,007,415
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—New Records—
Sales
33,849,000
t$1.67
been
be
power
electrical
762,192
$92,864
38,172
$61,007
14,812
opers.
ry.
income
oper.
stock is
corporaton founded in
$883,800
to
of
to $51 per share.
recent additions
1954—3 Mos—1953
consisting
number
currently
used
were
equal
EARNINGS—Consolidated
24,000,000
share
have
The
share and
a
will
which
electric
$371,913
279,049
$323,459
Offered
Stock
1955, will have the bene¬
April 15,
on
fund
the preceeding fiscal year in
PROCEEDS—The
2,200
1954—Month—1953
"
revenues.
Net
the
Co.—Preferred
maximum
amount
an
from $52.25
mon
earnings
Earnings per common
or
the
of
is smaller.
ever
72,000,000
taxes
Net
2%
$150,000,
It
129,910,000
58,000,000
renegotiation
3,600
.
operating
to
to
1372.
p.
retirement
annual
on
2,500
Inc
Share
&
an
2,500
—
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc
R. M. Mayerstein Co._
E. Y. Denham & Co
3,600
Ry. operating expenses-
100,286,000 126,371,000
5,931,000
3,539,000
1
——
operations
other
income
;
take
to
net income for
Kiser,
6,200
Bond
178,
preferred stock, beginning
of
based
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings-
other charges— 615,310,000 651,448,000
operations
firm commitment
a
Mitchum, Tully & Co._
179, p. 1721.:
Ry.
Income
The
the
Shares
Securities
Webster
with
purchase
loan
According
Circuit Breaker
BUSINESS—The
''VVr^:$
services to customers
through
*1953
1954
.&•
Bales of products and
offered
being
Collett & Co., Inc
Corp.
—V.
com¬
fit
is
under
are
&
City Securities Corp._
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
3 Months Ended March 31—
who
6,200
&
the
use
capital—V.
to
6%
a
as
offering of 100,000 shares of 4.60% preferred
stock was made on April 27
by an underwriting group
headed jointly by Smith,
Barney & Co. and C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.
The stock was priced at par ($50 a
share), plus accrued dividends.
securities above offered:
Corp.
General Electric Co.
preferred
new
underwriters,
Indianapolis
v/v,r;,
been borrowed from banks for construction
Curtis
a
as
300,000 shs.
1—
Shares
Director
he had been
well as a Di¬
April, 1953,
Committee.
Previously,
corporation in
to
connection
used
be
—Public
47,104 shs.
68,739'shs.
272,500 shs.
i
for the
pay
Paine,
this
and
Revere
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
companies.
Bennett
119,199 shs.
1954 the company sold to its parent 53,500 shares of
$1,605,000 in cash. Such funds were used to repay
for
in
working
I-T-E
1953.
pleted in
and
also as the company's Chief Executive Officer, a position
since August, 1953,
As Chairman, he succeeds D. R. G.
is retiring after 35 years with General Cable Corp. and
held
Palmer
Chairman—
Named
Corp.—Bennett
Bennett
will continue
(no
♦During March,
$1,600,000 which had
Cable
T.
stock
♦Common
additional ordinary
Israeli Paper,' as the
application, Israeli
money
to pay off short-term
loans In¬
the
construction
of
its paper
mill and
to
price or
determine.
may
2,000,000
1982
(cumulative, issuable in
(no par value)preferred (47,104 shares)
$2.50 pfd. (38,739 and 68,739 shares)
common
for
1,600,000
86,115 compared to 142,493 in 1953.
was
($444,445)
the'same
proposes
curred
2,500,000
series)
all charges for three months ended March 31, 1954
$28,137, compared to net earnings last year of $29,005.
to
Tonnage for first quarter 1954
—V. 179, p. 924.
Paper
$4,200,000
1979
$2
after
amounted
Unlimited
—
at
management
1981
series due
3%%
Gauley Mountain Coal Co.—Reports Loss—
loss
pounds
shares
Outstanding
1S75
series due
3%%
Preferred stock
Net
Israel
_
Authorized
through the sinking fund,
on June 1, 1954,
$108,000 principal amount of its first mortgage bonds,
3%% series due 1971. ,Payment at 102.55% plus accrued interest will
be made at the office
of The
Chase National Bank,
trustee, New
York City.—V. 179,p 1832.
The
5
(1933)
of
&
46,240
Co.
59,464
owns
shares
(8.47%),
shares
Each
of
the
CONSOLIDATED
EARNINGS
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
1954
sales
Equity in
Other
earns,
inc.
less
of subsid,
sundry
not
cos.
income
consol.
cf
Interest and
expense
other operating
items
general,
listed
and
3%%
1,886,398,287
83,470,037
Field,
estate,
and
of
of
The
real
where exchange
Employees bonus
41,656,472
restrictions
exist
1,853,349
1,282,044
20,586,000
foreign income taxes
profits taxes in 1953)—
the
16,012,000
H.
net
purposes.—V.
corporate
201,864,000
shares are
remaining 204,667
95,333
the
Dividends
Dividends
Average
stock
income
preferred
on
on
common
number
of
3,232,078
87,402,436
of
sharb of
per
87,184,755
87,417,809
87,195,693
$2.13
-
$1.70
stock
179, p. 1832.
Henry
Mr.
Wingate
mittee
of
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.
Preferred
Stock Offered—Public
offering of 30,000 shares of $2.50
cumulative preferred stock of no par value was made
on April 28
by an underwriting group managed jointly
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp. at
$50 per share (net).
bank loans and advances from
the
Corporation, applying the balance
BUSINESS—Company
.
the proceeds of
use
provides
to
include
of
at
the
the sale to repay
construction
its
telephone
service
end
of
from
1953.
increased
In
the
from
same
28, 1954, operating
revenues
were
M.
the
Mr.
company
p.
are
to
be
used
ex¬
total
For
the
Number
1949 to
122,902
operating revenues
12
months ended
$8,893,674 and net income
April
for
general
in¬
Feb.
$991,086.
Port
Nickel
21
by George M. Walker, Vice-President
company's chemical division.
the
for
this
of
also
company
Canada,
Ltd.—Henry
A.
S.
elected to membership on the executive com¬
and to the Presidency of its United States
J.
^
This
with
Treasurer
Hutchinson; both retired.—V, 179, p. 1612.
Securities and
New
the
Plans
elected
and also Treasurer of its United States subsidiary.
succeeds Dr. Paul D. Merica, and Mr. Noblet succeeds
Investors Planning
SEC
and
tematic
York
At
Port
ethylene
Oil
Arthur,
facilities
on
April
Contractual
23,
filed a registration statement
covering $2,000,000 of Fully Paid
of
Systematic Investment
Plans,—V,
178, p. 758.
Israel Enterprises, Inc., N. Y.—Proposed
Plans
and
Sys¬
York
investment
company,
the
from
gas
refinery
nearby
of
new
Gulf
will
Koppers
molders
work
on
the
plastics
production of styrene,
synthetic rubber.
used
in
and
jars,
the
film
already
produce
extruders.
and
typical
grades for all
coating electrical
wires
polyethylene
palletized
in
material
The
will
form
produced
be
for
in
a
sale to
variety
including injection molding of articles,
cables, and In making of pipe, bottles,
uses
and
and sheeting.
Best known application to the/ layman is
bottle," used for spray application of many types of
"squeeze
179,
613.
p.
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
April 22 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par $1) to be offered
on
SEC
covering
at
price not to exceed $23 per share to
a
to be equal
1,500
be
added
working capital.—V.
to
depreciation
with
and
amounted
common
a
shares
net
the
for
income
Net
certain employees (the price
175,
p.
1540.
Chemical Co.—Quarterly Earnings-
Lindsay
taxes
shares
of fair market value, to be determined by bid price
market on the date of offering). The proceeds are
tb 85%
over-the-counter
Investment—
it was announced
in
Polystyrene
is well under way for the plant which
will be constructed under the supervision of Koppers Engineering and
Construction
Division
as
principal contractor.
Actual construction
will begin within several months with operation scheduled for mid-1955.
in
April 23,
has applied to the SEC for an exemption order with respect to its
proposed investment in American Israeli Paper Mills, Ltd.; and the
Commission has given interested persons until May 5, 1954, to request
a
hearing thereon.
Israel Enterprises proposes to invest 1,800,000
Israel pounds ($1,000,000) in Israeli Paper of which 1,000,000 Israel
pounds ($555,000) are to be used for the purchase of ordinary shares
at 1,80 Israel pounds ($1.00)
per share and the balance of 800,000
New
intermediate
an
Koppers
liquids.—V.
company
1954,
into
before
ago
ethylene
will
purchase
constructed at the
Manager
Division
Corp.
making
Exchange Commission—
$13,000,000
General
months
Koppers
being
and
Chemical
Koppers new polyethylene plant will be located on a portion of a
1,000-acre site purchased several years ago. Early in 1953 the company
in full production at this site an installation which produces
Corp. of America—Registers With
investment
Koppers
of
plastic field were
announced
two
plant site had been definitely ascertained.
of
company
William
expansion
another
Engineering
The International Nickel Co., Inc.
Noblet, Assistant Treasurer, has been
Wingate
major
placed
529,
Co.
Polyethylene Plant—
Arthur, Texas, as the site for the new plant
produce polyethylene plastic was announced on
to
company
Plans
to
67
Principal municipalities served
period
was
the
of
This
91,566 at Dec. 31,
$4,575,146 to $8,844,649.
Board,
program.
through
Lafayette, Elkhart, Logansport, La Porte and Goshen.
telephones served
creased
—
General Telephone
parent company,
changes in 222 communities in Indiana.
for the company's
the account of Leo
Wingate, Vice-President and a Director, has been elected
John F. Thompson, Chairman of the Board, announced.
S.
subsidiary,
PROCEEDS—The company will
for
Elected President—
Wingate
I
F.
General
sold
President, Dr.
common
com.
be
shares
this
ethylbenzene,
$151,261,876
3,232,078
stocks
stock!
shares
outstanding during the period
Amount earned
—V.
$189,167,333
notification with the
to be offered at par
345,564,000
International
Net
177,
to
of
of
,
Associates, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files
Chairman of the
proceeds to the
Janney,
The
(and
,
Selection, of
in
rights in
acres
without underwriting.
total,
and
1266.
on
share),
per
account
179, p.
April 20 filed a letter of
300,000 shares of common stock
company
covering
Of
foreign profits
and
excess
($1
51,431,757
of
Intermountain
2,361,813
obsolescence
unremitted
Field,
Hoppers Co., Inc.—To Build
/
■
varying interests in approximately 900
which approximately 750 acres include
Emma
discount and
plants, and equipment
has
Texas.
County,
Andrews
company
Ellenberger Formation.—V.
SEC
Depreciation
barrels
the
75,647,519
debentures
April 23 announced it has recovered 48 gravity oil
per hour on the first drill stem test of the
on
its No. 1 Cowden Ellenberger well in the
on
50
Formation
the
1,931,307,662
expenses__
of
rate
Emma
for:
Deferment
S.
7,677,172
charges,
below—
adminis.
amortization of
on
Provision
U.
7,049,913
the
The
exclusive
i
This company
at
Ellenberger
$2,437,132,626 $2,562,731,573
Cost of sales and
i
1953
$2,410,157,554 $2,546,854,722
19,925,159
8,199,679
deductions
Total
Selling,
Husky Oil Co.—New Test Well—
STATEMENT
remaining eight firms holds 28,074 shares (5.14%).
None of the
proceeds of the sale of these shares will be received ,by the issuing
company.—V, 178, p. 1612,
$67,406
after
income
corresnonding
three
period
ended
months
for
provision
to
equal
Federal
to
March
income
$1.05
per
and
share
31,
1954,
excess
earned
aftfer
profits
on
the
payment of preferred dividends.
This compares
$80,042 or $1.26 per common share for the
of
of
last
year.—V,
179,
p.
517.
I
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1934)
above.—V.
Corp.
Atlas
See
Stockholders
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition, Etc.—
Lisbon Uranium
.
179,
of the-company's
on
proposed
a
common
charter amendment to
stock from $10 to $5
This
April
178.
of
Ernest
of
to* enlarge the company's board
of directors from nine to eleven members.
E
D. Bransome, Chairman of the Board and President, announced
that aithough customers
were not taking deliveries in January and
February
"confidence seemed to pick up and March was a pretty
fair month."
The company, Mr. Bransom said, closed the first quarter
"with a slight profit."
Three
new
directors were elected—two to fill the newly created
seats and one to succeed John L. Wilson, whose term expired today
and who did not seek re-election.
They are: C. A. Johnson, President
of the Central-Illinois Securities
Corp.; Harold L. Fierman, member
of the law firm of Kay, Scholer, Fierman & Hays; and Stuart Hedden,
Chairman
of the
Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees of
stockholders
The
voted
April 28
cn
x
178,
University.—V,
Wesleyan
Steel
in
in
also as
Steel Corp.
position
a
the
to
consulting
a
Chairman
of
Steel
V.'eirton
succeed
rhan,
of
Board
the
another
Co.,
Fink
Mr.
and
National
Assistant
the
to
has
Steel
lic
of
Paul CarnaGreat Lakes
of
Steel
,V.
Corp.,
179,
Nehi
r.
elected
was
Senior
amounted
State
taxes
to
Federal
$156,333
income;
on
period
sponding1953
for
President
1
that
of
company.-r-
and
after
providing
compared
as
to
amounting
State
taxes
$176,000
with
$130,786
income.—V.
on
the
for
will
and
share
reports for the three months ended Feb. 28, 1954,
of its current fiscal year, a net profit of $99,976
after prevision for Federal income taxes of $164,700,
compared with
a
net profit of $117,030 for the three months' period ended Feb. 28,
Under
agreement of consolidation dated March 17, 1954, and
April 23, 1954, there will be issued in * exchange Tor cac,i
(par $5» of this company one share of common stock
(par $1)
of New York Shipbuilding Corp.
The common stock of
Nesco, Inc.
was
suspended from dealings on the New York Stock
Exchange op April 26.
.........
r
...
ended
months
six
the
For
Feb.
23,
1954,
the
profit
net
was
provision for Federal income taxes of $230,200, com¬
net profit of $271,953 for
the six months', period
23, 1953.—V. 177, p. 1839.
after
pared
with
ended
Feb.
a
York
New
Shipbuilding
below.—V.
Corp.
The
21 filed a letter of noti.ication with, the
shares of preferred stock to be offered at $10
A
4,545
and 4,545 shares of common stock to be offered at $1
share, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
in operation business of making electro-magnetic disc recorders.
SEC
covering
•
per
get
market
the
marekt
for
Placed
Privately—Also to Sell Preferred and Common Shares—
The company has arranged to place privately, through
Kidder, Peabody & Co., $1,500,000 of debentures, and
plans to sell locally 12,000 shares of 5% preferred stock
(par $50).. It is also proposed to offer to common stock¬
holders 22,048 additional shares of common stock (no
par) at not less than $27.59 per share.
Mansfield
Co.
Telephone
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for
this
pointed
year
Coppedge stated.
in
all
and
new
Harold
expansion.—V. 179, p. 1833.
the
S.
and
stcck,
In
County,
Mr.
National
stcck.
and
of
notification
filed
was
with
the
at
subscriptions to 2,500
($100 per share), the proceeds to be
par
and
terminal
for
working
capital.
Missouri Public Service
The
SEC
No
April
on
16
of
common
dated
used
construct a
proceeds
the
from
sale
the
stock
company
on
June
30,
1954.
Of
the
will be applied to the repayment of a
1954,
meet) interim costs of
tf)
and
the
for
its
will
balance
will
general
Motor
his
be
added
corporate
Wheel
M.
to
equal
First
Mr.
of
Net
other
cents
the
to
the
bank
funds
stock
preferred
remaining
R.
V.
solidated
the
first
stock
Chairman,
profit
to
incurred
in
179,
For
against
available
used
of
net
of
earnings
of
38
and
$798,813.
Stock
in
April
the
23
three
months
provision
per
share
reported
of
on
the
ended
$376,660
the
with
a
sales
with
for
by-pass
unit
for
quarter
of
running
about
the
first
$23,289,506
throughout
sales
Stewart
largest
the
prior
authority
and
de¬
the
of
it
managing
of
approval
FIRST
AND
in
Commission.
the
THREE
MONTHS
$
72,514,577
shares
203,782.024
154,437,246
171,910,888
first
White,
(ended
months
of
28),
ry.
—V.
the
of
like
1954,
he
1954
totaled
period
added.—V.
and
earnings
for
for
March
of
with
compares
Central
reported
on
months.
net
f
,
that
railway
decrease
net
a
totaling $177,484,491,
operating revenues of $203,-
of
for
the
;
The
first
operating
two
deficit
months
from*
pas-
period.—V.
179,
1724.
p.
8,594,362*
$34,572,751
'9,627,565
basis.
capital
As
1,233,691
for
the
Nesco
28,043,234
was
and
company
of
merger
■
the
of
$13,283,293
3,926,961
5,446,130
Inc.
concerns
products
April
on
on
share
a
for
electrical
and
23
ap¬
•'
26, only the consolidated corporation, New York Ship¬
listed on the New York Stock Exchange as the surviving
ratification
•
of
$17,370,011
1953.—V.
The
178
1
in
consolidation
April
by
the
160,000
by
with
179,
p.
first
as
A.
shareholders
of
each
of
had
been
York
New
approved
concern
Ship
at
was
B.
of
will
Nesco,
See
also
had
Broadwater,
also
New
York
become
Nesco,
approved
Chairman
Ship
the
the
and
member
a
Inc.
of
of
above—V.
agreement
Board
Robert
the
179,
of
ap¬
consolidation.
Nesco,
of
held
the acquisition
of
Purcell,
board
p.
meeting
a
already
which
of the voting stock of Nesco, through
shares of the common stock in 1053,
director
a
of
r'
will
continue
Executive
Vf* P.
directors.
1374.
The consolidated net
Profits
also
new
revealed
plants,
capital
after
taxes
are
quarten of 1954 *
President
at
thp
•
lower
this
prices
31,
ot
the
it
compared
announced
was
for
a
on
with
Glore,
shares
of
compared
April
27
by
to
69
first
the
number
net
the
on
cents
per
corporation's
share
on
for
Earle
preferred
11,556,036
J.
■
-
-
like
1834.
common
with
stock
1957
"
t
the
series
reissued,
be
may
issued
subject
in
to
addition
Bonds;
the
stocks
shares
of
quarter of 1954, compared with 67 cents
of shares for the first quarter of 1953.
income
for
the
months
12
period
ended
stock
$1.96
for
per
the
for
the1 12
share
12
on
months
the
ended
10.806.036.
months" ended
March
March
average
31,
-
terms
aggregate
be
may
6,292,484 shs.
outstanding.
now
indenture,
to
as
,,,
100,000 shs.
112,500.000 shs.
principal amount.
Shares converted or
issued.
flncludes 1,000.000 shires
for
reserved
convertible preferred
Allyn
stock:
Shares
Corp— 27,875
Boston
Forgan & Co.
C.
Shares.
Kidder,
27,875
—
Lee
&
Co., Inc
10,750
Aim, Kane, Rogers & Co.__
750
American Securities
Corp..
2,500
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
1.500
<fe
Co
&
Co.
Inc.—
Co.
Inc.—
William
Blair
Ellis
&
&
Co
McDougal
& Co., Inc
Boettcher & Co
Burns,
Corbett
H.
&
F.
Milwauke2
Norris
&
David
A.
Noyes
Paine,
1,000
Webber,
1.500
10,750
John W. Clarke, Inc.——_
1,500
Pat'erson,
Kendall,
4,250
Reynolds
2,500
Da niel
&
Co.______
Dempsey & Co
Demp'-ev-Tegeler
S.
Dickson
Doyle,
I.
du
Eastman,
Dillon
&
Rodman
&
Rogers &
1.000
Co.___
10,750
Co.—
&
Tracy,
&
and
Sheirfion.
Robert
_i—
Freehling, Meyerhoff &
W.
C.
Gibson
&
1,500
Co.
1,000
&
2,500
Hutzler_
Co.,
March
31,
■
1954
shares
1953.—V.
of
179,
6,250
1,000
Inc
Hammill
&
Co._
4,250
Showers
750
*
*
and
Smith,
10,750
;
2,500
Sincere
750
Co
750
Co.
Inc.
1,000
Co
&
Inc.
&
Sills, Fairman & Harris
__________
4,250
Co.—_____
Schwanz
6,250
2,500
Chi¬
1,000
2,500
Bros.
Chapman & Co.—
of
1,000
2,500
Linn__!____
Salomon
750
6,250
Co.—
&
Rothschild
Michigan Corp
of
&
&
Co
-Rothschild
2,500
F.
1,000
Co
&
12,500
L.
1,000
Jackson
Rice
Co.
Inc.—
&
Eldredge, Tallmnn
Riter
1,000
Co
Inc.
F,
1,500
6,250
——
&
&
Pont
4,250
2,500
Co
Copeland
Co.—
& Co.,
O'Connor
Francis
&
Curtis
1,000
Co
&
&
O'Gara
(Inc.)
Collins
10,750
Kenly____
Alfred
Cruttenden & Co.—
Fen-
C0.____.___
S.
(Inc.)
Republic Co.
1,000
Moseley & Co._
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Pickard,
B; llesby & Co.
Central
Condon,
750
1000
—
M.
&
4,250
1,000
10,750
_
6,250
10,750
Co.________
Inc._
The
6,250
____
&
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
ner & Beane
10.750
Simmons
10,750
McGlone & Co., Inc._
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
2,500
Blunt
Co._
Carl
10,750
&
&
Corp
Brothers
McCormick
10,750
Becker
Peabody
Higginson
Lehman
3,F>00
.
Whipple & Co
G.
;
Company
*750
10,750
Barney
&
Co._—_
Brothers
Stern
&
Co
1,500
Goodbody & Co
2,500
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc.-
Hallgarten
&
6,250
Stone & Webster Securities
Ripley
Carter
H.
Co.,
&
&
Co._
1.000
Swift,
Co.—
6,250
Soencer
Trask
&
1,000
Noyes
Hentz
Weeden
&
Inc
1,000
&
&
Co
Hickey & Co., Inc
Hornblower
F.
&
Hutton
The
—V.
179,
1,000
Weeks
&
Illinois
Weinress
10,750
White,
Dean
10,750
•__
G.
1724.
Northern
The
SEC
F.
Ohio
company
covering
117.150
subscription
for
each
two
underwriting
Miller
Cook
&
&
Telephone
April
on
for
stockholders
by
shares
terms
are
of
held.
The
&
company's
from
current
Co
750
Weld
&
Co
10,750
Witter
&
Co
10,750
R.
S.
Wortman
&
Co
Yantis & Co.,
1,000
Inc
2,500
registration
the
rate
of
statement
stock,
to
with
be
the
offered
additional
one
share
record
be
the
and
treasury
6,250
Co.,
as
York;
750
Co.——
date, subscription price and
supplied
by
amendment.
Hayden
Merrill, Turben & Co., and Lawrence
the principal underwriters.
to
are
named
New
a
at
Net
proceeds of
the Stock
sale
$350,000 to repay moneys borrowed
City
&
Co
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
23
&
Co.
shares of its $10 par common
Co.,- McDonald
Co.
Henke
-1,500
Co
Co
p.
1,500
Corp.
10,750
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
1,500
^ 10,750
Harrison
Hemphill,
H.
Co
——
made
$8,410,730
compared with $24,050,754 for the year ended
31, 1953. After dividend requirements on the corporation's pre¬
stocks, this was equivalent to $2.05 per share on
11.556.036
common
p.
on
31,
limit
additional
,
the
1954 was $26,582,231
ferred
,
stock
consolidated
March
are
'
1953,
requirements
equivalent
share
The
in
$8,649,565
was
President.
was
1
for
funds
will
property
and
used
be
from
The
balance
in
Chase
will
be
assets.—V.
179,
p.
the
amount
National
used
additions
income of this corporation for the three months
1954
dividend
common
to(al
31,
period
same
Machold,
per
higher than for the first
up.
the
March
After
that the company's 1954
appropriation of
improvements and replacements will form
expenditures since National Dairy
was
ago.
ended
Outstanding
' underwriters
named
below
have
severally
purchase from the company the
following respective numbers
First
the
Niagara Mohawk PoweT Corp.—Net Income Up—
1724.
that
b-
FINANCING
250,000 shs
•
the
Nesco
directors
directors
Nesco
J.
PRESENT
$60,000,000
under
this
of
not
mav
shares
The
E.
*
Two-thirds
Nesco
two
steel
.
corporation.
<
TO
value)
specified
^Goldman, Sachs
,
$9,672,531
1,968,339
manufactures
v
April
building,
this
of
.
of
which
Y^^®^WRITERS~The
to
ct
cago
Shipbuilding Corp.—Consolidate Approved
approval
pliances.
Illinois
Authorized
Jan.
issuable
are
First Securities Co.
$41,326,533
24,900,220
$4,757,560
the
sold by
Northern also
Harriman
$3,039,108
opers.
stockholders
share
EFFECT
stock"06 UP°n conversion of Jhares of the 5%
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$11,683,470 $14,385,125
for
1953
company.
Farwell,
1834.
p.
latter
First
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
income—
1954
/
generally
annual
redeemed
R
$1,072,768 compared with the
that passenger service revenues
.
voted
Large, Expansion— '
the
quarter are somewht
Dollar sales,
due
to
even.
30 years
12,783.643
revenues
despite the fact
those of 'the 1953
below
rv.
oper.
179,
the
year,
reported
the
a
1953,
$2,432,393
1953
President,
Feb.
in
rev.;ffr.
the
principal amount thereof
series
without
Ju'ien
this
$6,253,914
three
showed
27 a net income
$62,351,727. This
of
operating
on
expenses.
Net
23,047,24531,871,136
4,071,294
November.
series due
Blair, Rollins
operating revenues of $72,514,577 in March,
on
months
operating
income
of
GIVING
par
••Additional- -snares
A.
$
177,484,491
4,606,283
April
on
revenues
in
th° series due Jan. 1, 1979,
Bacon,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$
per
1954.
the
by
shares
cents
20
stock.
common
organized
was
liabilites of
after
($5
fi°
other
Corp.,
necessary.
quarter
in
first
1953.
$36,000,000 for
23,
Alleghany
the
Central
over
■tJv
net profit of $1,046,333, after tax
provision of
per Ishare for the three months ended March
Up in First Quarter—Plans
Split Approved—
sales
claim
program
continued
founded
Feb.
on
program
a
10,992,245
$473,788
income
con¬
31,
Federal
to
stockholders by E. E. Stewart,
meeting on April 15.
Preliminary figures for March, 1954, he said, indicate
the
three
service
Net
Off—
March
for
996,145
reported
Mr.
of
10,291,426
3,932,736
inc..
Ry.
defense
company's
stock
stock.
ICJ
an
Richardson
O.
names
61,522,332
reported
New York
Fibres, Inc.—Earnings
annual
unit
&
52,060,301
revenues,
this
Increased
were
out
62,351,727
op.
operating
,
National Dairy Products Corp.—Unit Sales
and Earn¬
ings
and
C.
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Mar. 31—
of
be
complaint.
of
1, 1954 to holders of record
-
#
or
Inc.
after
cents
ry.
Ry.
decrease
other
•
common
Common
central
under
trustee
as
from
to
without
New York, Chicago &
.
1953.
a
net
a
1954
were
corporation for the first quarter of 1954 were "con¬
siderably better" than sales in the corresponding period last vear
Robert S. Solinsky, President, said on
April 27.
"
"
'
'
'
He said the company's expansion
and modernization
program
inaugurated last year, has produced gratifying results.
Th^
will
Chase,
MARCH
expenses
of
for the
sang.er
National Can Corp.—First Quarter Sales
Up—
-
to
the
York
Murchi-
York
and
proximately 30')
of
W.
Clint
New
summons
Chase
carrying
O.
FOR
revenue
first
William
in
1833.
p.
2575.
Sales
a
to
of
Murchison
control
operating
deficit
782,024
1953.
Consolidated
p.
proxies
proceeding
&
C.
oper.
on
the
income
March,
be
to
the
outstanding.
compared
the
company
program,
company
intended
quarter
customers
on
for
$376,264
to
This compares
as
the
stock
the
the
income of $2,468,839
1953.
$1,350,622, equal to $1.05
31,
by
New
the
but
dividend
a
($100 par
value), issuable in seiies
5',£v convertible preferred
stock, each
share convertible into 10 shares of
Inc.
The
1275.
p.
Automotive
net
equal
taxes,
..
for
with
compared
automotive
178,
Millar,
amounted
of
acquired by Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
their
net
$750,000
construction
the
of
and' is
of
proceeds,
loan
company's
purposes
share,
share
a
National
J.
proceeding
a
Commission
control
snares
with
Messrs.
the
than
from
rev.
$3,424,690
be
stockholders, for the quarter ended March 31
President,
reported
net
earnings of
$447,088,
a
Wheel's
production.
by
establishing
railway
the
Motor
with
Central
Chase,
damaged
with
company
Blyth
Net
Cotes
for
the
to
been
194.5.
5,
giving
800,000
served
had
deposited
June
Railway operat.
Railway oper,
sales amounted to $14,973,468, compared with $23,same
period last year.
explained that the decrease in earnings and sales was
the most part to the low^r first quarter production schedules
in
lor
$
quarter
925,355
due
53
shares
Period End. March 31—
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Decreased—
to
Cotes,
cents
94
or
report
F.
obtain
R.
by
same
In
from
has '1 been
purchased
be
declared
market for the
of a
as
.
Bache
applied, to the
redemption price neces¬
connection with such construction program.—V.
1954,
York
New
EARNINGS
Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
,
A.
barge
$3,475,500, to the payment of the
retire all of the outstanding first
to
sary
to
have
*F;rst mortgage bonds, 3Vs'/t
Jan.
1, 1979
Preferred stock, cumulative
Central
York
all
own
originally
agreed
ICC
to be offered ^or public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The dividend rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. /
of
started
have
Commerce
seeking
common
___.
New
of
on
covering
extent
RR.,
Interstate
group
of
will
stock, payable Aug.
common
well
as
would
par),
Net
Central
the
drectors
CAPITALIZATION
4„.
shares
shares, the company
stock, of which
common
sold.
.
60,000
additional
these properties were transferred to Northern
$30,000,060 of gas divisional lien bonds
year,
Young, Allan P. Kirby, Mr. Murchison, Mr. Richardson,
C. & O. and Cyrus S.
Eaton as defendants.
A temporary restraining
order
to
prevent Chase from giving
proxiies to Messrs Murchison
and Richardson will be sought.
The complaint alleges that New York Central and its shareholders
April 23 filed a registration statement with the
50,000
shares
of
cumulative
preferred
stock,
($100
company
of
owner
involved.
be
will
J.
the
books of Commonwealth
Edison, amounted to $54,000,000 and pro forma
net income for the period amounted
to $4,675,000.
The company is the
largest gas company in Illinois.
Texas Interests—
Richardson
addition
stock
to
N.
of
second
sparking
cover¬
shares
underwriting
of
W.
been
had
have
Robert
(Tenn.)—Files—
SEC
•
proceeding, in the Supreme Court of New York
Vanderbilt and
the
Central
seek
to
restrain
Chase
800,000
common
letter
Newark,
flints,
of
Northern Illinois supplies natural
gas service in a large and rapidly
growing suburban and Northern Illinois area outside
Chicago, parts of
■which are heavily industrialized.
For the 12 months ended Feb.
28,
1954, total operating levenues of the gas
company, segregated on the
rare
piant
V
of acquiring and operating (he gas
utility properties and two
heating propertied of Commonwealth Edison Co. In February of
small
earth metals,
located at 45-65
metal and
■■
for
J.—Expands—
ligher
cigoret
enlarged
new,
Tele¬
&
issued to Edison 5,892,484 shares of its common stock
and sold to Edison
cash $10,000,000 of convertible
preferred stock.
key
of
to
95%
at
Telegraph
Offered—First pub¬
this company, a
stock
common
same
bank
The
order
to
the
Sid
These
its
preorganization
a
York
New
Bank
and
son
Publishing Co., Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Mississippi Valley Molasses Co., Inc.
of
Vanderbilt,
the
fendants,
A
opening
Place,
Central.
subsidiaries report consolidated net income,
after all charges and taxes, for the quarter ended March 31, 1954, of
Si,372,882 or $1.56 a share„ For the same quarter in 1953 earnings
were 96
cents per share, allowing for the stock split of two for one.
—V. 178, p. 2574.
ing
offered
years
.
prevent by-passing of
Alleghany-Young-Kirby
that
and
cover-
1952
($2.02 per share). The current
share.
The proceeds are to be used
purposes.—V. 172, p. 2026.
Giving Proxies to
McCrory will incorporate self-service to some extent
stores, he added.—V. 179, p. 1613.
company
be
to
eight
22
New York Central RR.—Seeks to Restrain Bank From
In
This
$1)
April
on
the
^assumed
June 16,
$1.37'/a per
on
corporate
Manufacturers
remodeled
McGraw-Hill
SEC
for
Tbb corporation, which manufactures
for all purposes, cerium (misch)
not
was
however,
out,
general
the
(par
exercisable
metals
Coppedge, Chairman,
business
price
with
stock
common
options
around
is
announces
on April 28, told stockholders that Easter
quite as good as it was in 1953.
He
profits lor the first six months of 1154
would be in line with those reported for the first half of last year.
The introduction and development of self-service in variety stores
<5 & 10)
will be a major consideration in all store development, Mr.
F.
of
filed
was
New Process Metals, Inc., Newark 2, N.
McCrory Stores Corp.—Earnings Outlook—
R.
notification
being
on
.•.Edison
Be
to
Debentures
—
of
ing 100,000 shares
personnel
through
share
per
letter
approximately 3,500
additional
exchange for certain of the 548 out¬
purpose
f
New Park Mining Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
April
on
company
sale
BUSINESS—The
this
Magnedisc Corp., Hollywood, Calif.—Files With SEC—
is
purposes.
issue
6,292.484 shares
Commonwealth Edison Co.,
the establishment
1373.
179,
basis
underwriting
corporate
proceeds from the new financing will be added
working capital to be available for additional construction estimated
$62,000,000 through 1957.
The public offering also will result in
at
also
the
on
on
2,000
common
2'p.m. Chicago time, June 22,
to
of stock
See
by
PROCEEDS—The net
an
effective
share
1953.
$194,996,
at
Nesco, Inc.—Consolidation Effective—
quarter
Pa.,
covering
No
general
Gas Co.—Stock
of
DIVIDEND—The
corporation
second
in
held.
for
outstanding
parent,
currently
2199.
p.
stock
SEC
subscription
per share)
($25
shares
used
be
Gibsonia,
the
for
closed.
have
its
corre¬
$185,000
providing
after
178.
Federal
for
earnings
office 'at
with
par
five
to
to
Illinois
Following' the
March 31,
ended
three months
for the
at
1
each
are
plans
common
distribution
■books
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Earnings of this corporation
1954
Vice
614.
p.
also
main
offered
subsidiary of Commonwealth Edison Co., was made on
April 28 with the offering of 400,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) by a banking group headed
jointly by
The First Boston Corp. and Glore, Forgan & Co. at $15.75
per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the
elected
baer.
Corp.
President
its
be
May
jor
proceeds
Northern
Steel Co.
President
Millsop,
division,
National
President of
as
President
Vice
Great Lakes
Directors of that
of
of National
of
to
standing shares of common stock of the Freeport
phone Co. on a 7-for-l basis.—V. 178, p. 150.
with
capacity
record
its
notification
of
stock
share
The
company
shares
,
Madison Square Garden Corp.—Profit Lower—
The
from
Fink,
company and also will continue as a director
Mr.
Weir
also
announced
that Thomas E.,
'
1878.
p.
on
April 28 announced the retirement
active management as President of this
President of National's Detroit subsidiary,
will1 continue
Fink
Mr.
The
Chairman,
Weir,
R.
Lakes
Great
,
and
T.
George
corpoiation
Inc.—Expands Its Board—
Trucks,
Mack
'
of
new
involved.
Steel Corp.—New President—
National
.
one
letter
a
common
stockholders
2478.
p.
filed
of
has
which
company,
23
shares
company
covering
North Pittsburgh Telephone Co.—Files With SEG—^
.
16,000,000. The management's proposal for increasing the maximum
on
annuities under its Retirement Annuity P.an was also ap¬
proved.—V.
on
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
2,000,000 shares of common stock (par one centi
to
be offered at 15 cents per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to
be used to pay for exploration and development of properties.
the
favorably
v.«lue
limit
Uranium Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
Lisbon Valley
The
voted
par
share, and increase the number of authorized shares from 8,000,000
per
to
SEC
the
reduce
825.
p.
Monday, May 3, 1954
and
to
of
Bank
of
reimburse
improvements
1614.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—New ProductNewest
insulation
product in the Fiberglas industrial line is molded
pipe-fitting
for rapid installation on hot and cold
line fittings
it was
announced
on
April
Manufactured
accurately
halves
may
movable
in
molded
be
16.
1
preformed
to
fit
stapled,
wired
attachment.—V.
halves,
screwed
178,
or
and
taped
p.
the
pipe-fittin'g
butt-welded
together
for
re¬
-
,
group
April
made
of
is
two
or
■
Eastern
tribution—A
shares
The
permanent
2478.
I !
Panhandle
on
insulation
fittings.
27
common
Pipe
Line
Co.
••
Secondary Dis¬
by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
secondary distribution of 56,000
stock (no par) at a fixed
price of
headed
a
—
Chronicle
Number 5321... The Commercibl and Financial
Volume 179
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Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
$73.37net per share.
Discount to dealers was $1.25
share. It was quickly completed.
^
i
in
the
offering
Laurence M. Marks &
were:
Increase of 7%
VistaVision,
of
process
new
demonstrated
was
to
motion
New York
in
brings
$2
Penn-Texas
See
Chester has been elected
He is
senior partner of Chubb & Son,
a
writer;
and
Vice-President
a
York.—V.
New
the
of
Federal
Insurance
Co.
dispel
Trust Co.,
Bankers
initive
first
New York,
bopds,
mortgage
N.
414%
change for outstanding temporary
Y.
is prepared
series,
due
bonds.—V.
to deliver
1,
June
179,
1983
def¬
in
ex¬
1374.
p.
77
1953
1952
Operating revenues
$10,373,397
Income before deprec., depletion & amortization
1,244,506
for
Res.
depiction and amortization
deprec.
$9,074,062
880,211
its
net
of
711,225
550,817
and
profit, incl. the full year's prof-
subsidiaries,
acquired
during
$533,281
$329,394
On
profits of subs., acquired during 1953, for
period from Jan. 1, 1953, to tbe date of
acquisition, contained above__—
March
for
1954,
31,
_Sales *or
television
operating
decline
expected
production
the
sets
exceed
will
CHANGE
posed
end
OF
change
to
annual
the
NEW
(took
being
this
to
It
coal
upon
to
Penn-Texas Corp.,
the change at the
of
Corp.
October.
in
This
important developments
of a wholly owned
more
the
was
formation
subsidiary, the Tex-Penn Oil & Gas Corp.
undivided
interest
and
Sullivan-Garnett
the
the
the
yielding
Moody
oil
producing properties
Corpus Christi.
These
of Texas surrounding
proximately 12,000 acres,
presently
Tex-Penn purchased a 51%
Texas Oil Corp. a 49% interest in
include
and
monthly
a
in the Gulf Coast area
properties comprise ap¬
producing oil and gas wells,
95
income
gross
approximately
of
$125,000
acceptance
current
A
field
and
the
has
years
knowledge
engineering
manufacturers
of
electronic
aviation
oil
and
and
OIL
Pa.—V,
R.
I.
in
through
wire
copper
fields.
McKean
its
the
for
F.
over
is
and
of
one
cable
and
the
the
for
said.
he
179,
"But
The
County,
Pa.,
and
165
in
acres
company
April
on
1963
(including
notes),
to
to
be
are
■certain
be
23
of
6%
used
to
letter
a
offer
to
notification
debenture
debenture
purchasers
without
par,
increase
of
subordinated
subordinated
rescission
offered at
debenture
filed
5%
Warren
working
notes
'to
wanted
we
launch
and
1,
its
consolidated
subsidiaries
this
the
estimated
an
net income, after taxes for the first quarter of
1954 of
or
approximately 10 cents per share, compared to $594,000
approximately 10 cents per share for the first quarter of 1953,
Mr.
announcement
an
Steele
announced
the
company's sales continue to gain,
substantial increases both in domestic and foreign markets.
pointed out that for 43 consecutive months, starting with Septemper, 1950, reported case sales of Pepsi-Cola both in the United
States and abroad have increased each month over the correspond¬
ing month of the preceding year.
of
consolidated
1954
income
before
taxes
$1,272,000, compared to
responding period of 1953.—V. 179, p. 826.
was
for
the
$1,385,090
for
the
than
record
$1,500,000
business
(par
stock
new
shares
2,500,000
the
reclassification
$15)
to
to
179, p.
See
5,000,000
will
be
sent
to
them
Securities
The
the
and
company
SEC,
stock,
'<
bonds.
The
1,
It
is
in
the
Glore,
bonds
will
to
filed
28
share,
a
amount
be dated
negotiate
headed
group
the
1954.
and
separate
Gas
two
registration
$100
Forgan
of
26,
May
the
principal
planned
purchase
issue
sale
&
first
The
of
of
the
issue
Co,
Registers With
—
of
249,942
and
of
the
first
May
1,
statements
shares
other
of
with
cumulative
and
for the registration
refunding mortgage
1954
and
are
sale
to
sale
of
the
Stanley
invite
refunding
and
of
to
mature
stock
preferred
&
Co.,
competitive
to
Drexel &
bids for
mortgage bonds oil
the preferred stock
an
Co.
the
The net proceeds from the sale of the new preferred stock will
applied toward redemption of the Company's 4.70% cumulative
preferred stock and the net proceeds from the sale of the bonds
be
'•*
* V i-4
C.
for organizational
1270.
pay
p.
expenses
&
of
Certificates
Trust
Hutzler
and
Series
associates
NN
2%%
offered
2.75%,
award
on
equip¬
1, 1955
at
according
this
issue
on
and
following
the
to
cost
not
70-ton
of
Interstate
Bros.
&
less
flat
Issuance
the
interest,
Peabody
384
cars.
Salomon
2%%
for
by
estimated
locomotives;
also
Kidder,
secured
$10,540,000: 35
six ligntweight
and
certificates
Commerce
&
Hutzler
is
subject
Commission.
in
the
offering
Union Securities Corp.; and Stroud & Co.,
Co.;
Halsey,
standard-gauge
than
cars,
the
viz:
Co., 99.2306.
new
are—
Inc.—V.
179,
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC
company,
register
bonds
Frank
M.
is
p.
SEC
be
be
of
for
sold
Central
the
at
sale
and
of
competitive
South
West
mortgage
June
on
plans
Corp.
first
$10,000,000
bidding
8.
President,
to repay
would
it
submitted by Rem¬
the
to
Wilkes,
be used
balance
subsidiary
a
with
scheduled
would
I
Montreal,
stated that of the proceeds $7,500,000
like amount of outstanding bank loans.
The
to the 1954 construction program, which,
a
applied
1484.
estimated,
will
amount
to
approximately
$8,600,000—V.
179,
Sperry Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Holders
being
announced
27
of
a
of
Fund
the
of
drawn
accrued
sinking fund
$600,000
lot
debentures
principal
amount
the
1,
1969,
debentures
are
have
redemption on June 1, 1954, at 100%%
and
Redemption of the debentures will be made at the
interest.
178,
due June
of
for
22 William St., New
York, N. Y.
1060.
p.
Standard Forgings
United
the
in
with
States,
bank
which
of their books and records and
directors and of the officers of
will
for
cents
35
for
the
the
first
share
a
outstanding,
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
quarter
292,600
on
with
compared
corresponding
1954
of
shares
earnings
period
of
of
of
1953,
totaled
$1
Roy
W.
equivalent
$103,866,
value
par
$290,605
stock
common
cents
99
or
Clansky,
share
a
President,
re¬
ported
on April 26.
Shipments for the
quarter
$3,532,000, compared
ter
of
with
ended
March
shipments
for
31,
the
1954,
said,
corresponding
Clansky further stated that the backlog
approximately 5,500,000.—V. 179, p. 954.
is
he
totaled
1953
quar¬
$3,275,000.
Mr.
Standard
which
Oil
Co.
(New
at
the
present
time
Jersey)—Earnings Up—
company reports estimated consolidated earnings for the three
ended
March
31,
1954, of $146,000,000 or $2.41
per
share,.
'compares
of
1953
by the
which,
be United States citizens of whom
will be resident in the United States.—V. 179, p. 827.
companies
3Vb%
that
by
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., trustee,
—V.
of
States.
bank
the
notified
been
Offerings of Its Securities in
with
$138,000,000
Estimated
1953.
$126,000,000
were
Standard
$2.28
or
consolidated
$2.08
or
Railway
share
per
for
the
fourth
for the first quarter
share—V. 179, p. 1052.
earnings
per
Equipment
Manufacturing
Co.—
New Chairman Elected—
A.
A.
Ilelwig has
succeeding
elected
been
Arthur
Chairman.
Chairman of
';V.
Clinton
a
E.
vacancy
State
111.,
the
on
Frank,
retired.
President
Frank,
Frank.—V.
A.
A.
the
Mr.
Board
Directors,
of
Helwig
has
Frank,
Inc.,
been
Vice-
■
Chicago,
agency,
A.
a
Fund
Canada,
of
Resources
Canada
of
7.,■/ ;%
Air
Ltd., Toronto,
Can.
—
To
Securities in United States
Investment
Fund,
Ltd.
above.—V.
179,
V\v-;
V..-
Line RR.—March Earnings—
Loan
elected
was
board
179,
Clinton
of
from
Finance
&
the
to
resulting
109.
p.
E.
board
the
Corp.,
of
advertising
directors to fill
retirement
of
his
father,
Washington, D. C.
—
1954—Month—1953
This
with the SEC on
Sinking
fund
de¬
through an
underwriting group headed by Johnston,
and Union
Securities Corp.
Th6 interest rate, public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
179, p.
1835.
corporation filed a registration statement
26;
1954,
covering
$8,000,000
of
12-vear
April
bentures,
Net
1954—3 Mos.—1953
be
due
May
proceeds
used
to
are
reduce
6,548,938
income
2,093,964
1,787,385
2,201,658
1,955,114
6,033,130
5,241,279
5,805,182
2,349,475
*2,376,725
2,349,475
$2.23
*2,376,725
$2.44
income
Earns,
per
(2V2
com.
share__
$0.76
comparative purposes,
common
shares for
$0.82
1)
of
pany
1953 figures have
stock without
the par
par
Studebaker
The
been restated—950,690
to 2,376,725 shares
value changed
value of $40 each.—V.
179,
p.
1484.
directors
dividend
,
Three months ended March 31—
1954
1953
net
sales
$5,967,821
$6,081,967
net
Income___,—1,563,282
1,119,454
____■
Shares
outstanding
Earnings per share_,
1,452,322
$1.08
179,
p.
927.
Mar. 31, '54
Dec. 31. '53
$27.75
As of—1
dividend
per
of
share
$25.51
cents
paid from investment
crossed
26,
to
27
per
share
was
cents
r
per
share
to
to
The
on
and
2,
H.
their-
reflected
current
meet
omit
last
March
Chairman,
action
conserved
voted
Dividend—
payment of the quarterly
paid by the com¬
dividend
1954.
S.
Vance,
that
belief
competitive
said
President,
funds
company
conditions
in
the
New Canadian Refinery—
Sun Oil Co.—To Open
cerepionies dedicating the new7 Sun Oil Co., Ltd. refinery at
Sarnra, Ont,, Canada, wirl oe neld May lb with Canadian Government
and company officials taking part.
the
refinery
new
is
located
Clair River.
St.
Products
of
Sun's
Sunoco
London,
166-acre
site, on the
east
bink
quality
Blue
light and heavy fuel oils and light hydro¬
include
products
go
premium
by
way
of
the
new
Pipe Line Co.. Ltd., eight-inch line to bulk
Hamilton and Toronto. From Toronto they can
Sun-Canadian
in
a
refinery
Canadian-manufactured,
$5,400,000
terminals
kerosine,
and gases.
cn
'
,
Sarnia
gasoline,
liquids
These
1954.
the
28
stock.
company
income
quarter ended March 31. 1954, total net assets
the $10,000,000 mark to stand at $10,052,903.—V. 179, p. 616.
March
April
Hoffman,
carbon
Net asset value
During
the company's general funds,
loans.—V. 179, p. 1615.
Corp.—Omits Common
common
directors'
be
The
A
public sale
Lemon & Co,
for
Formal
of
Shareholders' Trust of Boston—Asset Value Up—
on
offered
officials announced that working capital at March 31,
1954,
was
$47,902,228 compared with $49,274,275 at the same date
last year.—V.
178, p. 2201.
1,451,155
$0.77
Roscoe Miller, President pf Northwestern University, has1 been
a Director thus increasing the number of
board members from
nine.—V.
40
G.
the
The
Consolidated
eight to
be
industry.
Searle & Co.—Earnings—
Consolidated
elected
to
1966,
to be placed in
outstanding bank
on
its
on
was
Paul
t/hat
must
Dr. J.
1,
$14,511,350 $15,333,014 $40,566,168 $44,239,586
Com. shares outstanding
Net
about
and the
other.
v-
&
This
to
or
refunding mortgage bonds will be
neither will be contingent upon the con¬
H.
1835.
p.
and
be used for property additions and improvements.—V.
to
179,
Co.—Equipment
reqeived,
be
with
Earnings
Scudder
United
custody
(G. D.)
registration
Morgan
and
first
and
the
by
Co.
and
the
transactions
summation
■will
Drexel
near
1984.
underwriting
and
Associated
Each
the Commission's orders, the applications fi'ed
contain certain undertakings and agreements
Net ralway oper.
•For
April
par
$50,000,000
May
the
615.
Exchange Commission—
on
for
one
preferred
of
22,500.
the
to
officers,
quarter
April
and
Gross revenues
Ilc2.
Service Electric &
succeed
involved.
used
$7,905,000
train chair
authorization of
issuance of orders permitting
Canada, Ltd., Toronto, Can., to
in
shares of
Public
be
is
Bros.
were
to
equipment
The
Period End. Mar. 31—
shares
..
which
to
Inc., 99.267;
is
freight
months
Seaboard
the
of
22,
shares,
bids
Co.
issue
Diesel
part on the amount of social se¬
plan, the full cost is borne by the
respective
173,
'
additional
future.—V.
(par
the
Butzel, Eman,
to
in
new
Public
Make
on
Scudder
$7.50 per share became effective at the close
1954.
Meanwhile, it will not be necessary
turn in their present certificates in order to re¬
April
on
stockholders
ceive
the
sole
Co.—Reclassifies Stock—
authorized
14
to
certificates maturing annually April
other
&
railroad
expense,
Make Public Offerings of Its
value of
par
business
for
Electric
April
on
from
$7.50).
The
of
General
stockholders
calculated
share,
per
of
The
which, in the year ending
in excess of $1,500,000.
For most employees the
from about $30 to $50 a month.
Any social se¬
pension
companies will maintain a copy
that at least a majority of the
p.
Portland
year
Registers With SEC—
1953.—V.
of
cents
were
Stuart
Pfaudler Co.—British Unit Sales Up—
better
The
and
other
approved the plan
(2)
cor¬
r
2576.
common
12
the
O. Hutchinson, Gales Director of the company's Br'tish sub¬
sidiary, which last year scored the highest volume of giassed-steel and
alloy equipment sales in its history, predicts that this year may be
p.
the
the
M.
even
a
original capital stock (par $5) will
of Texas. They are priced at $22
State
capital.—V.
Pacific
trust
investment companies and to make public offerings of their
as
majority
(The)
60,000 shares of
warrants)
at the
60,000
public interest that the requested orders be granted.
Among these
are
by-laws provisions (1) that all securities and cash (other than
cash in an amount not in excess of $10,000)
will be maintained in
three
the
the
are
working
offered
30
Two
15 offered
by
warrants
held
Co.
the
first
.
I.
37,500
Under
According to
companies
He
Estimated
April
together with the provisions of the Applicants' proposed charter and
by-laws and other related representations and inducements, make it
"both legally and practically feasible effectively to enforce the pro¬
visions of
the
Act"
against the companies and appropriate in the
showing
months
proceeds
for
of
maturity. The group won
April 29 on a bid of 99.7193.
share).
pension depended
two
by Alfred N. Steele, President.
that
the
on
1969, inclusive.
The certificates
prices scaled to yield from 1.30% to
178, p. 572.
company
securities
$580,000
according to
ago.
to
the
start
States—
SEC
register
had
stock
underwriting
no
passenger
April
on
range
the
of
United
consolidated
or
will
Canada—To
of
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Sales Continue to Gain—
and
net
ment
notes.
company
outside
and
used
April
corporation has called
The
This
cus¬
of
against $1,794,942 in
was $676,860, equal to
953,280 shares currently
.
Resources of Canada Investment Fund, Ltd.,
proceeds
redemption
non-automotive
those
to
with
Offering—
Southern
for redemption through the sinking fund
on
June 1, 1954, $3,450,000 of its first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
3% series due Aug. 1, 1965.
Payment, at 100.75% plus accrued interest
to the redemption date, will be made at the Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., trustee, New York City.—V. 179, p. 1615.
debenture
,The
for
for
common
Offered—Salomon
1,
July
of
taxes,
Sales
own
$1,456,510,
the quarter
to
in
a
Republic Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
the
July
due
certain
of
underwriting.
capital
with
notes
after
to
came
a member of the Detroit law firm
Kennedy, has been elected a director
resigned.—V. 179, p. 828.
&
share,
to
Mich.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
covering $25,000
1959, and $140,000 of
taxes,
sare
made
The
of
Peoples State Loan Co. of Delaware, Highland Park,
The
on
(covered
per
Plastic
was
benefits.
curity
The
EEC
of
offering of 5,000 shares of
be
and
benefits will be in addition to an employee's Remington Arms.
pension which is based on individual earnings and years
for the company.
The new plan replaces one in which the
amount
automotive,
acres
level
first quarter.
than held their
with $896,084, or 94
basis, for the 1953 quarter.
who
per
Inc.,
worked
important
1,565
owns
$4
annual
1953,
31,
company.—V.
subsidiary
cents
held
stockholders
lower
Kennedy,
Gulf
not
1483.
p.
York,
New
25
Regal
company's
Co.,
Prop¬
1050.
p.
of
increases
specialized
Inc.,
Co.,
J.
—Stock
$120,600 are to be accrued to the company and
general corporate purposes.
The remainder will go
lor
underwriter
Dec.
corporation
used
curity
Crescent
insulated
179,
The
equipment
per
Off—
1954 amounted to $9,458,000 and
corresponding 1953 period.
The
automotive production, when con¬
the
year's
more
income,
same
Baldwin,
management, providing for increases in company-paid pen¬
sions for Remington employees, independent of social security benefits.
The changes will become effective May 1 and will add about 50%?
to
I
skill.
CORPORATION—This
land
gas
County,
and
acquired The Crescent
Pawtucket,
in
PENNCO
unloaders,
heavy industry generally.
attained a position of eminence
the company
Inc.,
dockside
Co.,
par
last
for
ington's
through the purchase of stock of
the
That corporation manufactures heavy
Corp.
bridges,
the
and
August,
erties,
July
Brownhoist
travelling
railroads
In
in
acquired
was
Industrial
cranes,
offer
to
Southern Central Life Insurance Co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
possible because we had deep faith
color television and there had to be
(approximately
The
of
cents
the
color."
of
Net
Long,
Remington Arms Co., Inc.—To Increase Pensions—
rate of
production,
which
represents
annual
gross
approximately $1,500,000.
majority interest of an international leader in the heavy industry
fit
earnings
May 15 on approving a plan
employees.—V. 179, p. 1726.
New Director Elected—
directors and
warrant
was
acquired at one mill per share and entitled the holder thereof
to purchase one share of common stock at $2 per share.
The company
was
incorporated In Missouri on Jan. 2, 1946, and
its offices and plant are located at 2800 East 14th Street, Kansas
City, Mo.
Generally, the corporation is a molder and fabricator of
thermoplastics and reinforced plastics.
„
At
last
accounts, the company had authorized 500,000 shares of
common stock (par 25 cents) of which 335,500 shares were oustanding.
—V.
179, p. 1615.
to continue the
the Pennsylvania
of
name
to
oustanding, compared
on
selling warrant holders.
The
land
520.
p.
vote
before
the net proceeds,
be
employees
intended
is
the
Of
will
pro¬
&
stock,
market
$2.00
has
directors
of
the
to
vote
SUBSIDIARY, ETC.—One of the
place
board
company
asked
be held on May 3.
division under
the
of
Coke
&
$2.00
—
TITLE—The
of
name
are
meeting to
operations
Coal
_
CORPORATE
stockholders
265,845
■
___
•Earnings per share
will
the
with
the
as
sometime."—V.
Fu'ler
D.
develop
179,
the
to be offered
$1)
(par
Corp., New York,
The
and planting of Ramie
in
21-inch,"
as
early
demand for
common
$329,394
166,751
reflected
however,
71
iiun
Production
Regal Plastic Co.—Stock Offered—
$352,134
earned surplus
to
stock
$13,203,000
tomers
of
revenues
1953.
immediate
the
as
is
then
S.
profit, transferred to
Shares outstanding
used
with
notification
of
stock
Securities
"rst three months of
with
compared
1614.
p.
America—Initial
color
for
doubts
somewhere,
181,147
—
Net
McGrath
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.-r-Sales and Earns.
comparable
a
excluded, operating
the first three months of
revenue
Less
the
be
(Fla.)—Files With SEC
letter
a
common
capital.—V.
common
determined
public
1953—
179,
of
industry
•Annual
to
stockholders
trasted
Corp.
any
be
filed
23
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Stock to
Employees—
additional
the fall, he said that the 15-inch tube
in
current
was
selected at the beginning by RCA "for
good manufacturing reasons" and in the knowledge that it did not
represent the maximum, size.
•••
.v.
"We knew, as everyone interested in the industry knew,
that the
trend in tube-size preference- had been pointing
toward the 17-inch
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up
'
special
10.8 %
or
ended
period.—V.
production
Years Ended Dee. 31—
proceeds are
for working
and
production
of the
15-inch RCA color
set,
he
added,
by future demand.
v
RCA, Mr. Elliott said, has demonstrated Its faith in the future
of
color
television
through
development,
refinement,
field
testing
and production of the RCA tricolor tube, and through rehabilitation
of its Bloomington, Ind., plant for turning out color television sets.
Referring to the RCA 19-inch tricolor picture tube of which limited
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
The
net
Continued
will
April
on
through
equal
supply during
1954 and 1955, Joseph B. Elliott, Executive Vice President in charge
of
Consumer
Products,
announced on April 23.
The corporation's first production run of color television sets has
been
nearly sold out, less than a month after the opening of our
commercial
production line,"
Mr.
Elliott said;
"This news should
p.
share
per
almost identical with the $20,138,086 for the previous
were
demand
The
the Underwriters Salvage
and director of
1482.
179,
1050.
of New York, insurance under¬
director
and
Insurance Co.;
Vigilant
of
Co.
1953
$522,300,
months
12
Radio
this corporation.
of
and
RCA Color TV Sets Nearly Sold Out in First Month—<
Board—
on
director
a
previous
year
at
1953.
the
comparable
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Corp.—Insurance Official
Pennroad
Hawley T.
of
$721,196
increased
over
$20,134,721
D.
Pennsylvania Coal & Ccke Co. below.—V. 179, p.
the
of
corporation
C covering 83,000 shares of
$3
*
against
the
For
Fuller & Co. and Vermilye Brothers, both
of New York. The net proceeds are to be used to purchase additional
Interest under option and to drill offset wells.
through S.
share
per
$3,282,047
obtained from these sources in 1954.
was
with
1954
company on
7
revenues
revenues
Oil & Gas Co., Tulsa, Okla.—Files With SEC
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
149,500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
Pawnee
covering
the
over
share
a
revenue
no
basis,
The
Shawano Development Corp.
The
included an aggregate of $721,196 derived from
temporary surcharge billings and power sales to the City of Seattle,
and
new
a
$1 88
operating
startling clarity and realism
to the screen, was hailed as the greatest advance in film presentation
-seen in
many years.—V. 179, p. 1614.
which
VistaVision,
1
$1,100,915, an
.
27.
April
on
and presentation,
to
$1.51, respectively.
Operating revenues for the three months ended March 31, 1954 of
$5,352,538 were 3.6% less than the $5,551,434 for the first quarter
of
1953. Mr. McLaughlin points out that whereas first quarter 1953
Corp.—Demonstrates VistaVision
startlingly realistic
Paramount's
production
25%
of
increase
picture
1954 amounted
of
the $1,029,191 for the same period of
over
1953, Frank
McLaughlin, President, reports. Per share earnings were 51 cents for
the first quarter of 1954 against 47 cents a year ago. Net income for
the
12
months ended
March 31,
1954 amounted to $4,099,385, an
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Shields & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.; Carl M. Loeb Rhoades & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks,
•nd Hallgarten & Co.—V. 179, p. 207.
Paramount Pictures
the first quarter
for
Income
Net
Merrill
Co.;
9
(1935)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Earnings Up—
per
Associated
(1937)
W'
8
stock 's sweet
oSdtor tie' "?
tIxhs
November,
contractor.1
in
stream
eeneral
the
was
..
Company
the
opposite
number of shares of 5.40#
its
cumulative preferred stock get,
below;
name
.1''<<;
,
J. M. Dain & Company-
Shares
,
Woodard-Elwood & Co.--——
—v.
'
179, p. 1727.
.'
4,800
Super Valu Stores, Inc. — Preferred Stock Offering
Completed—Mention was made in our issue of April 19
of the public offering of 12,000 shares of 5.40% cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock, series of 1954 (par $50)
The
SEC
corporation
be
to
Pittsburgh,
claims
$53.50 per share and accrued dividends by J. M. Dain
& Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; and Woodard-Elwood
&
Co., all of Minneapolis, Minn.
The. offering was
quickly completed.
Further details follow:
redemption
sale
of
the
and
funds
which
to
of
series
1954,
(or if theretofore called
the third day prior to
holders thereof, into three
on
amounted
add
the
preferred
reduce
to
same
1954
9,
loans
net
proceeds
stock
from
The
from
The balance
additions
future
portation
1965, and
1,
and
others,
proceeds
assets
such
equipping
of
meet a
food
and
for
stores
of
part
warehouse
as
stock
pfd,
EFFECT
1.
($50
issuable in series
PRESENT
TO
and
•Common
stock
•Effective
1965—
FINANCING
April 2,
stock
authorized
20,000 shs.
the
increase
20,000
stock
of
number
32,000.
to
of
.
com¬
shares
known
adopted
5.40#
as
from
180,000
resolution
a
225,000.
to
shares
conversion
upon
the
of
5.40#
new
intends
of
series
of
series
of
•
sell
a
reserved
preferred
incorporated
of
lished
Jn
1871,
On
April 2,
Stores, Inc.
1925.
and
1954,
On
Winston
the
Jan.
1,
firms,
grocery
Harper
company's
1926,
Geo.
Fisher
name
it
R.
was
acquired
Newell
all -of
Co.,
&
the
estab¬
Co., established in 1872.1
changed to Super Valu
wholesale, dry groceries,
Today the company sells,
at
fresh fruits.and vegetables, meats and frozen foods in the states of
Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Wisconsin
and
in
is
company
products
in
its
affiliated
Its
and
roasting,
banana
The
various
manufacturing
packing of candies,
ripening. -
engages
coffee
as
and
of
one
The
retail
stores
dry
operations
wholesale
distributors
in
competition with other
in
competition
is
are
with
of
food;
chain
and
inde¬
$265,OGO,
sales
including
of
excess
sales
$153,000,000
merchandise
of
or
an
purchased
about.
of
average
both
from
the
and from other sources.
Through its 10 cash and carry branches, the company sells at whole¬
sale at a markup, groceries,
produce, frozen foods and smoked and
cured meats, in case lots
Terms
consumers.
lurnished.
of
name
The
nesota
.sites
equipping
operated
Principal
and
its
The
such
fleet
land
leased
stores.
stores
in
of
of
are,
under
In
which
Realty,
Inc.,
$1,407,803.
The
In
research
carried
was
As
1954,
olis
for
area
feet
.square
feet
square
The
its
of
warehouse
Life
to
for
approximately
The
92
is
and
food
Des
1950,
Co.
located
purchased
was
164.000
as
89
of
is
warehouse
held
ot
the
a
terms
of
stock
andrR°
W
under
square
lease
a
Nov.
31,
stock
Over
94#
of
the',
30,
It
Minneap¬
of
4,800
1500
to
owned
from
1970,
has
of the
a.
Inc
6.00
company's
the
with
total
truck
Equitable'
six
floor
trailers
fleet
were
company
dated
Dec.
were
31.
1953,
held
of
as
by
Dec.
options
space
of
consisting of
equipped with
77,183
voting
7,
Bv^H? nfnnan(LK' M' ?Wen' a11
Des Moines, Iowa.
By
with
purchase from
6,
1961,
several
unless
are
L.
B.
shares
trustees
1951
By
trustees
trustees,
Newell
T
the
votina
trust
underwriters
have
entered
into
a
the company
whereby each of them severally
the company and the
company agrees to sell
<
the
for
for
Corp
.
Ohio
3.25
Company
Company
.
&
Corp.
New
the
merger
York
Carr
O'Brien
Net
and
is
C.
Corp.—
Co..
27
as
of
offered
stock
the
of
the
voting
control
company.
Aircraft
Vultee
AT
Corp.,
of
Aircraft
Glenn
APRIL
Net
—V.
all
L.
Martin
to
433,400
Corp.
under
be
to
to
of
plus
distribution
purchased
purchasers and the
are
number
Shares
Hirsch
&
Co.__
Johnson,
Co.,
7,500
Lane,
Space
Lemon
&
&
Inc.
&
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt--
7,500
Kalman
16,000
H.
Co.,
Kuch
G.
Lester,
&
Ryons
Nauman,
Charles
5,000
Penington,
Weedon & Co
Cruttenden & Co,
7,500
Prescott,
Crowell,
4,000
:
Co..
A.
First Securities
Co.
of
&
Colket
7.500
Co.
&
3.00C
Co._
3,000
Co.
4,000
and
Shepard
Wm. C.
Sills,
24,000
&
Co
___
Roney & Co
Fairman
&
Chi¬
The
"
-
25,000
7,500
receive
it
for
of
Tennessee
the
Lewis
in
"certain
Girard
elected
succeeding
Offices
Trust
H.
but
Trust
Co.„
President,
P.
of
D.
Mr.
elected
was
Mr.
Leo
Houston,
Keister
Stanley will
directors.—V.
Building,
and
Building, Nashville
W. Stanley retired
179,
p.
Chairman
and
3,
as
new
The
of
John
and
Co..
Co.—___
Vice
2,
Board,
President
24,
with
E.
L.
and
J.
office
Keister,
Treasurer,
retired.
Mr.
Nielson
are
located
in
Chairman
serve
as
the
a
Board
member
the
and
of
the
at
used
$1
to
pay
Y.—Registers
registration
a
its
of
$1
of
$1
rapid
share.
per
L.
utilizing
efforts
1954,
systems."
and
company
was
On
of
additional
the
primary
improved
and
its
70,000
to
basis
"for
new
shares
100,000
with
stock,
Rothchild
H.
The
11,
and
of
statement
common
best
a
Feb.
transit
for
purchase
par
through
Feb.
13,
1954,
stock
common
all
shares,
railroad
precision
latter
B.
its
roadbed
in
company
then
and
December
rapid
new
a
in
1952,
transit
consideration
of
outstanding
stock, acquired all said assets
Neck, L. I., N. Y., Vice-President
Hastings,
of Great
Transportation Development.
of
of
porate
purposes.
According
in
to
negotiations
Spain,
Mexico,
made
the
with
cities
of
prospectus,
officials
Brazil
preliminary
connection
in
new
or
Governments
Arabia;
to
and
local
additional
Angeles,
Los
representatives
company
the
of
Saudi
presentations
with
Detroit,
and
New
of
have
Cuba,
they
systems
San
have
authorities
governmental
and
been
Venezuela,
addition
in
transportation
York
for
the
Francisco.
Treesdale Laboratories & Textile Processing Co.—Dis¬
closes New Chemicals to Meet
"New
compounds
April
011
Fabrics
Federal
American
Dec.
the
Flameproof Fabrics Law
end
of
loss,
President,
A
board
1953,
1952.
meet
'which
are
We
are
the
to
A.
Beattie, President,
requirements of the new
first
to
be
use,
have
1.
Under1
flammable
as
safe
made
such
to
by fire
treatment
ready
industry."
reported
and
a
178#
increase
in earnings for
net surplus as against
"Research
expenditures
in
of orders for
1954
was
on
the
1952
for
the
the
the
books
in
1953
at
an
at
the
operating
sales
the
ended
year
deficit reported
resulted
the
were
July
on
sufficiently
the same research accounts
profit," Mr. Beattie said.
backlog
John
the
effective
clothing
but
and
stock
reported
becomes
if intended for
treatment.
company
31,
fabrics
must,
textile
which
Act
law,
dangerous'
the
readv,"
are
"designed especially to
19,
Flammable
equal
of
and
exchange
all
director
The
March
Pa.;
N.
with
offered
be
proceeds of the present offering will be used to finance the
obtaining contracts for the construction of the company's
transportation system,
for working capital and other general
cor¬
for
Elected—
on
Corp.,
filed
26
shares
commission
the
be
to
Net
7,000
Tenn.
continue to
1836.
the
Philadelphia
Nielson,
Sr.,
of
held
100,000
for
to
Exchange Commission—
April
on
notification
are
Hastings
issue
this
directors
Colo.—Files—
of
stock
discoveries,
a
the
be
the
in
system."
4,000
of
letter
a
common
the
Transportation
&
Land
Corp.,
which
included
inventions, patent applications, plans, drawings
and models relating to new railroad rolling stock, new railroad equip¬
of
assets
4,000
Ry. Co.—Officials
meeting
Armstrongs
the
was
Central
annual
of
Development
and
railroad
warrants
retardation
At
filed
23
shares
public sale at $6 per share
will offer the securities on
selling
a
acquired,
and
Westhtimer
&
April
on
covering
which
Co.,
3,000
&
Petroleum, Inc., Denver,
300,000
—Sales Up 178%—
Harris,
_____
Williston
1727.
corporation
SEC
7,500
R.
541,978
without underwriting. The proceeds
incident to petroleum operations.
offered
13,500
J.
$4,035,338
Textron
of
item
With Securities
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
1484.
53,074
$3,543,360
1952
special
and
—
deficit
to
Transportation
*
Southwestern Securities Co.
Co
prior
24,299
$195,466
$195,466
—
p.
expenses
7,000
&
income——
applicable to minority in¬
subsidiary——__—_________
Co.,
&
Inc.
income
on
Jan. 3,'53
$71,017,104 $98,744,849
881,167
6,423,286
Cr710,000 Cr2,933,000
-
share,
per
7,500
Reynolds
Co.7,500
First California Co._______
4,000
Co.—
Parcells
(& Subs.)—Reports Smaller Loss
12,000
4,000
Inc.
7,500
4,000
Co.__
16.000
Co.__
McFawn
4,000
Co
Co
inc
&
2,052,359
Jan. 2,'54
corporation
costs
3,000
Johnston,
&
681,806
$7,529,061
3,232,998
011
a
covering
from
4,000
Co._—__
of
follows:
as
$22,322,952
earnings
loss
ment,
the
5,000
&
21,579
shares.
of
$5,108,290
inc.—
$2,751,864
1,176,017
provision for Fed, taxes
Rico
methods
issued
provisions
the
$7,880,454 $19,935,580
organized under Delaware law on
purpose
of developing, engineering
"1,676,921 shs.
that
names
be
Outstanding
E^nd
$1,936,153
item—accumulated
179,
SEC
&
300,000
issued
14,793,891
op.
ry.
Corp
$4,000,000
shares
14.827,290
ap¬
1954
500,000
1954—3 Mos.—1953
5,128,590
Tomberlin
be
1,
1954—iMonth—1953
—
Puerto
The
company and Temco,
connection with a 50#
stock
in
such
M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Clayton Securities Corp.--
p.
1376.
p.
loss
Special
their
750,000
Airplane
between
H.
179,
for
1522.
of
■
3,000,000 shs.
3,000
—'V.
has
the
Corp.,
company
including
Shares
Gibson
Texas
subsidiary,
Gasoline
developing gas reserves
5,063,688
oper.
p.
taxes
and
to over $120,000,000 at
departments of the United States
13,500
C.
further
for
$6,999,841
from
before
the
Co.___
W.
expectations,
expenses
share.
amounting
43,159
Luscombe
on
Broome
&
with
Ry.—Earnings-
sales
Net
300,000
per
group,
Consolidated
STOCK
Butcher & Sherrerd_-_—_
&
line
in
were
the
compared
cents per
revenue
oper.
Portion
Alstyne,
$10,000,000
the
issuable
or
1953
&
1954
the
increase by
volume,
enabled
rate
a
sales
company's production
the
179.
Pacific
&
Federal
1.00
a
the
of
value)
par
agreement
Bradford
Doolittle
of
greater
formerly Louisiana Natural
program
a
operat.
179,
Loss
1.00
$7.75
officers
are
indirectly
stock
banks-
-
Dittmar
the
by
and even higher
Stevenson.
that
out
System.—V.
railway
Net
1.25
Toolan & Co._
stock at
whom
Lockheed
Co.__
&
approval
Year Ended—
engaged
CAPITAL
Inc.
Stockton
sold
were
of $1.59 per share in 1953,
reports of earnings of 45V2
of
Textron Incorporated
Share
Offered—Van
officers,
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.__ 30,000
Baker, Simonds & Co._J.___
7,500
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
J.
quarter
Mr.
to
upon
rev.
—V:
1.25
Hanseatic
April
on
two of
■
&
gas
report,
1.25
&
being offered consists of issued
three stockholdei's of the company,
by
Corp.,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bioren
of
feet
an
Period End. March 31—
1.25
Bond
.:tock
and
include
shareholders
.
cubic
plus
Preliminary
first
of
Gas
Net
1.25
______
James M.
common
directors
($1
the
..
that
earnings
net
1952.
pointed
was
Railway
1.25
Corp
Mlddlebrook, Inc.
Indianapolis
Corp.—Stock
AND
figures
the
trillion
Commission,
Exploration Corp.,
Railway
1.25
„
Hourwich & Co
associates
payable to
stock
of
the
*
fTexas
-
"—2.00
Sherrerd—
Securities
3.25
owned
the
the
shares
additional
for
#T'.
of
it necessary
expansion of its
made
requirements for natural gas. The. company
and distribution systems irom
told
were
according
,
It
Gas
v
3.25
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co
3.25
common
Aircraft
in
planning
has
years
application pending before the Federal Power Com¬
mission for a sale to a proposed new pipeline system, which will serve
the Detroit area, will enable Texas Gas to increase its load factor to
Texas
3.25
directors
issued
few
1954.
in
show
to
embarked
"
Good—
customers
one-quarter
Power
said.
83#
from
Republic Aircraft Corp.
declared
value.
'."".. yy'l. '>///.':■:
rapid industralization
that
past
1953, according to Mr, Stevenson's
Approval
and
purchase
Authorized
G
terminated prior thereto.
expected
$1.14
the
in
increased
in
share
the
of Min»eapolis, Minnesota",
its terms,
to
&
sinking fund debs, due 1955—
mortgage note, due 1966—
shares
stock of the
$7" par
of
of
shares
additional
common
shares
Corp.—Outlook
1955-56.
industrial
Stockholders
FINANCING
underwriters
Coburn and
Temco had a backlog of orders
March
15,
1954, principally from
Government, Boeing Airplane Co.,
•These
2,500,000
authorized
Ohio.
than
are
company
primarily in the manufacture
of assemblies and sub-assemblies of
military aircraft for major aircraft
manufacturers; also overhaul, modification, reconditioning and
repair¬
ing of military, commercial and personal aircraft and
assemblies.
notes
per
given an optimistic view of the future
were
begin
to
meet
to
quar¬
968,561 shs.
Carolina
3.25
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
cents
39
to
amendment to the certifi-
10,000,000
to
stockholders
area
company
to
of
told
company
327,183 shs.
Butcher
5.00
associates, will have directly or
proximately 24# of the common
Co.,
equal
/Vy
an
/
April 21
service
sales
on
Watling, Lerchen & Co._____ 2.00
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc._..__ 1.25
Bateman, Eichler & Co
1.25
5.00
Co
and
sale
McDonnell
authorized
shares
:
winter
Stevenson
serve
to
Higginson
The
5.25
-
cago
of
company,
Dec.
&
shares
are
the
which
Gas Transmission
Gas
facilities
and
1,000,000 shs.
Shields
Weeks
Co.
whom
Alter
Courts
"
the
paid
was
policy of paying
principal
Lee
5.00
PROCEEDS—The
Common
warehouse
the
y ?.epo®ltine his common stock with the voting
i
fSt cer.tlflcates In exchange. The voting
are
directors of the
aSreement
to
the
agreement,
UNDERWRITERS—The
^rees
Co.,
Aircraft
outstanding
$2,897,414,
as
April 27 approved
on
1616.
p.
the
by
the
he
6.00
shares of $1 par value
Ferris
1953,
AGREEMENT—As
trust
until
&
reported
was
7,500,000
pipelines
1616.
p.
1953, the company reported net
to 43 cents per share after
equal
was
thereby increasing the
from
Louisiana
$8,735,000
6.00
Co
&
Temco
4Va#
feet.
Byer]y
continue
Co
&
Hutton
179,
of
itself
share for. the first quarter
per
y.#'"/;>/,'•
stock,
terests in
voting agreement, any holder of the
company's common
become a party to the agreement at
any time prior to its'
whnm
vhom
E.
past
additional
the
f
'fnf
of
to
voting
may
al.
is
TRUST
common
under
W.
—V.
with
approxi¬
consists
an
refrigerating and heating units.
VOTING
Hornblower
months
which
annual meet¬
would show a
their
at
company
cents
#
&
Loeb, Rhoades & Co._ 5.00
&
49Vz
T.
Mr.
stock
business
on
PRESENT
'
Allyn & Co., Inc
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
4:,4#
purposes.
built
was
each.
years
in
space
with
office
Iowa,
meat
days
$1,662,563,
common
share
based
they have severally agreed
C.
5#
and
containing
and
space
This
together
expiring.
five
trailers.
produce
operation.
Moines,
Dec.
a
loading and
Iowa
of
Minneapolis
as
area
and
of
in
use
public
filling,
at
terms
company
trucks
for
leased
frozen
in
Insurance
renew
it
order
warehouse
specifications
building
a
feet
refrigerated
for
A.
by the
square
1,
Carl M.
Corp.—Earnings Higher—:
stockholders
Stevenson, President, who said customers have indicated they
require up to 175 million additibnal cubic feet of gas on peak
by W.
will
Outstanding
follows:
as
*.#/'//r-, */-
V/"V
^
told
or
three
incorporation
179.
for
$15,000,000
the
Peabody & Co.______ 5.00
Ladenburg, Thahnann & Co.- 5.00
store/
The company's
principal warehouse in the
general offices are located at Hopkins, Minn.
the
rents
company
Jan.
are
of
company
Texas
ended
2,000,000 shs.
of
5.00
cases
on
ate
1953
share,
stockholders
The
Federal
value;
par
first
$3,106,269,
of
common
Texas
year
to
the
on
common
TO
value)
names
the
For
Stockholders on
>
due
A,
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
addition
mately 25,000
of
($20
par
President,
$3,460,000,
More
per
Min¬
a
This
retail
company In 1951 and 1952 at a total cost
the company spent $267,343
to equip the
building. The land and warehouse were sold in 1953 to the
Equitable
Life Insurance Co.
of Iowa
for
$1,350,000 and simultaneously were
leased back from the insurance
company under a lease expiring Feb.,
28, 1973 with six options to renew for periods of five
years each
The
warehouse
has
approximately 185,000 square feet, of which 155 000
square feet
are
on
the ground floor and the
balance, which houses
the general offices and a cafeteria, are on the
second.
of
stock
($1
Pitfield
the
and merchandising methods.
company are its
warehouse equipment
tne
and its
built
services
operate
amounted
share
a
EFFECT
5.00
equipment
trucks.
which
was
to
subsidiary leases
dealers, in some
addition, it has in the
affiliated
to
of
area
on
warehouse
wholly-owned.
is
them
properties
Minneapolis
pfd.
DEBT
kinds
new
auxiliary
no
continue
income
_____—
First Boston Corp
Co.
retail
pilot
to
respect
and
carry
branches
and industrial
grocers
subsidiary, Super Valu
one
subleases
and
carry
Newell
corporation, which
and
after
and
and
has
less, to non-affiliated
or
cash
are
The cash
Winston
company
Net
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
,F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc
of
in
928.
p.
27'that he estimated the
of
of
quarter
.
—V.
<'■■■•
during the
revenues
cents
series
1954.
common
j
share.
a
_____
Freres
C.
The
wholesalers".
sponsors two affiliated store groups, operating under
trade names "Super Valu" and
"U-Save."
Members*
of these groups are independent retail grocers, licensed under contracts
which can be cancelled by either party on one week's notice.
During the year 1953, the company's 578 affiliated stores had esti¬
company
W.
such,
company
retail
25
White, Weld & Co
fruits and vegetables'-
company's
mated
of
GIVING
debentures,
company
Noel
largest
the
territory and
processing
nuts,
pendent retail stores.
the
operating
$32,307,783,
warrants which
Wertheim
28,
wholesale
used
,
Dec.
on
two
179,
served.
areas
Kidder,
company,
Ave.,
as
Delaware
be
stock.
has been' sold,
and to'retire
stock
will
serve areas in Georgia, Illinois,
Indiana,
Michigan. Minnesota,
Missouri,
Nebraska,
Oklahoma,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
Ohio,
totaled
stock
the principal office of which is situated
Hopkins. Minn., a suburb of Minneapolis, was
Winston and Newell Co. under the laws of the State'
Jefferson
assets
lor
for
debentures
of
shares
percentages of the common stock offered to stockholders '
subscription and not subscribed for through the exercise of sub-
Lazard
preferred
series
new
been
cumulative
5.40#
the
cumulative
to
have
the
of
/,
1958
estimated--net
he
.
respective
the
debentures.
BUSINESS—The
of
5#
1,
cumul.
meeting
the
At
preferred dividend requirements.
.1./:■ . *y
'
Earnings for the first quarter of 1954 on a consolidated basis for.
this corporation and its subsidiaries should amount to about $3,530,000|,
or
51 cents per share, he said./ Consolidated net income for the first
The *
Kentucky,
UNDERWRITERS—The
presently outstanding 3J/2# debentures. The company is not at this
time able definitely to state the aggregate amount of new debentures
that may be sold but believes it will be approximately $1,400,000.
The
company is not at/ this time able to state the terms and conditions of-
101
1953
Common
its
at
31,
June
5#
Qn
a
stock
common
sale
income
of
The subsidiaries
Carolina,
scription
additional
the
Wisconsin.
30-year
of
preferred stock,
cumulative
creating
production.
gas
Naff,
April
income
The rights to sub¬
May, 11, 1954.
on
net
held.
Authorized
"
;
from
terly dividends of 25 cents
156,000 shs.
authorized
and
$220,478.—V.
George „T.
this company's telephone
operating subcorporate purposes.
The subsidiaries are en¬
construction programs in order to meet the demands
CAPITALIZATION
to
stock
common
directors
the
company
new
stock
common
15, 1954 and the company has indicated,
economic conditions, that it intends to follow a
12.000 shs.
*225,000 shs.
of
ing
,
other
DIVIDEND—A dividend
20,000 shs.
12.000 shs.
1954, the certificate of incorporation of the
to
ifiom
shares
1954,
$36,000
the
of
March
.
reclassify the 20,000 then
-outstanding shares ot 4# preferred stock into 20,000 shares of 5#
■cumulative preferred stock, series of 1948, and to increase the number
§After
Offered—This
subscribe for 324,089 addi¬
(par $1) on the basis of
after preferred dividends to $2.07
outstanding at the end of the year.
„
oil
.
stockholders of record
shares
equal
Outstanding
§$600,000
§$600,000
sh.),
per
$5)____
(par
amended
was
preferred
the
loss
/
to
.
5# cumul. pfd. stock, series of 1948
5.40'/r cumul. pfd. stk., series of 1954
issuance
:
financing
for
Iowa,, Kansas,
North
trans¬
lease
for
and
United States.
the
Dec.
GIVING
3'/a #■ debentures, due Aug.
preferred
1954,'-.
Co.—Stock
common
two
'EARNINGS—Consolidated
Authorized
5,
\
„
.BUSINESS—Company is an investment company controlling 19 tele¬
phone operating subsidiaries which operate in 17 states and comprise
the
second
largest independent telephone operating system in
the
from
to reduce loans from
used to
be
may
fixed
to
and
equipment
CAPITALIZATION
April
each
for
gaged in major
lor telephone service in the
general.
/affiliated retail dealers.
of
Share
&
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
principally
its
to
banks
$1,400,000.
to
debentures, due Aug,
and others.
pany
2013.
offering is being underwritten by a group headed
jointly by Lazard Freres & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; and >\
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
be
will
1964
to
proposes
cumulative
5.40#
the
use
standing 3V2 #
•Cumul.
Bond
1954, the right to
share
sidiaries
company
new
April
on
of
177, ,p.
The stock is priced at $15 per share.
proposed sale of the new debentures referred to under "Capitaliza¬
tion"
wiil be used in part to retire the company's presently out¬
cost
to
are
scribe expire at 2:30 p.m. (CDT) oh
the
jianks
the
tional shares of common stock
one
stock.
common
PROCEEDS—The
the
1,
until the close of business
datei at the option of the
redemption
the
of
time prior to April
any
for
1
with
-
at
preferred- stock,
cumulative
of
shares
convertible
shares
notification
from
-V
is offering to
April 27,
dividends.
All
proceeds
of
convertible preferred
through. Graham <fc Co.,
be used to pay creditors'
share)
1954
Income of the company for the first three months of -this j'ear -at
/ $31,000 after adjustment of Federal Income taxes on- a-consolidated
basis, which includes the earnings of Triangle Pipline. Co J all of the
j
common
stock of which was purchased effective Jan.- l,r 1954. In the
;/
first quarter of 1953," Texas Eastern Production Corp. reported a net
.
cumulative
per
capital.—V.
working
Telephone
company
in
or
net
The
Pa.
for
and
letter
a
v
.
Texas Eastern Transmission
stock, series of 1954, is redeemable.at any
part at the option of the company at $55 per
.share if redeemed prior to April 1, 1959; at $54.50 per i share if re¬
deemed therafter and prior to April-1,
1964; at $54 per share if
redeemed thereafter, and prior to April 1, 1969; and at $53.50 pershare if redeemed thereafter, plus
In each case accrued and unpaid
whole
in
filed
6#
21
.
cumulative preferred
The
April
on
offered
at
time
t
.
';-/:v-/;,,.//*#/#/;/
100,000 shares of
at par ($2
covering
stock
-
satisfactorily at the
progressing
are
,
——1,200
Taylorcraft, Inc., Conway, Pa.—Files With SEC—
corporation
Hemphill, President, told .stockholders at their
annual meeting on April 21?'
:
: ■ / U i"
Considerable progress has been
made" during the past 'year, Mr.
Hemphill said1, and the outlook is favorable, for .increased-income in
,
179, p. 1836.
Ly Houdry Process Corp —V.
Operations of this
present .time, H. A.
_
6,000
_r—t
Piper, Jaffray &Hopwood___—_—
;
.
Texas Eastern Production Corp.—Reports Progress—
;•
t
the catalytic IWThese were done
did all process design except on
tions of the Houdriflow and Houdriformer sections.
Sun Oil
them
to
to
Montreal,
Quebec and way. points.
crude oil received by pipeline v.a Toledo.
refinery was. broken In 1952 and it went on
1953.
Catalytic Construction of Canada, Ltd.
barge
bv
t-anshiDned
ln»
Ch&reine
3, 1954
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1936)
end
increase
of
1953
entire sales for the past year.
Dividends on preferred
paid Oct. 1 and April 1 of the current year.—V. 176, p. 1868.
of
(Continued
on
page
46)
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1937)
/
Share
Name of.Company
k
Wilmington & Franklin
Quarterly
___________
Chiksan Co. (quar.)iii—
Coal
Dividend announcements
tables.
the
>In
first
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
are
Then we follow with
the payments previ¬
nounced during the current week.
second table in which
a
show
we
When
■
Share
Name of Company
Wire
Acme
Co.
Advisers
Fund,
Aeroquip
(quar.)
Corp.
Agnew
Snoe
preferred
Reduction
"'4.50%
Allied
;
1
5-25
5-14
4-23
Consol.
6-
5-14
5
5-18
1
(quar.j
5-18
Portland
Altes
Cement
Co.
Brewing
7-20
6-25
Continental
6-1
5-14
»
;
Ltd.
Aluminium,
'(quar.j
6-10
5-15
5c
6-10
t50c
(quar.j
American & Foreign Power Co.
'
Gas
&
6-5
5-10';
4-29
4-23
6-10
.
5-10
6-10
15c
(quar.)__
5-10
2
American
Home
American
Hospital Supply
Products
41c
(quar.j___
20c
6-1
5-14
(quar.j—
30c
6-18
5-14
25c
6-10
Stock
American
Goods
Paper
2%%
6-15
5-25 ?
Potash
American
Chemical
&
A/(quar.;)____.
Class
EV fqiiar.)
"
$4
:,
(quar.jf_rl_
preferred
Pulley
Co.
5%
6-15
Common
*
T%
preferred
American
Thermos
Public
5-
1
Co.,"common
6%
6-
1
5-
3
3
5-
3
28c
6-15
5-31
37 %c
6-15
5-31
Co.,
'(quar.)—
common
5.25%
Atlantic
Spring Corp,
Reiining
of
Barber-Ellis
Barber
iW.
Barcalo
Mfg.
Mills,
1
5-
preferred
5-
7
Denoliue
Brothers,
5-
7
Drackett
Co.,, common
4rlo: preferred
—
Bishop
Oil
Co.
Black Hills
2,4.20%'
6-
common
_•_
Bell,
extra
.•
1
7-
1
6-..1
5- *7
5-20^
Electrolux
5-20
,
El
$1.35
6-
1
5-20
r)
5-17
1
6-25
,
6-11
5-12
»
(quar.J_—_—
20c
5-15
5-
75c
6-30
6-19
15c
5-31
—
(stock, dividend)—
for each sh. outstanding)
1
(initial>
1
f
5-22
6-10
6-
,
•
.
5-7
50c
*
,
5-21
VjvTi
35c
6-15
6-
1
Co. %quar.i———*2___——
60c
6-
5-
Boston
Fund,
Inc. '.(from investment income)
21c
5-26
Boston
Woven .Hose & Rubber
$3
6-15
&
Brass
Corp.. iquar.)
—
*
meeting
at
payment
;
Araer.
Oil
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc.
4.40%
^$3
preferred
Co., $5
2nd
Erown
Buell
B
1st
&
Sharpe
Die
Co:
Butler
Mfg.
Butterfly
7%
Co
Service
D
5.36%
5.20%
preferred
5.28%
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
&
A
—
ilOc
6-15
7-30
6-30
(quar.i.
Case
dividend
time.
Central
Central
4-30
4-30
32 %c
Chance
(A.
Chenango &
4V2%
5-14
$50c
6-15
5-14
$20c
6-
5-15
is-a)
$25c
5-31
5-17
$20c
5-22
5-
4
5-22
5-
4
$85c
6-10
5-10
Co., Ltd.
(quar.i
(s-ai_
35c
1
1
6-10
6-10
5-21
7-
50c
preferred
fquar.i_
stock
at
6-10
5-25
$1.75
iquar. I
7-1
6-12
'
Service
Service
Co.
30c
t
quar.i
Co.—
$1
5-20
6-10
6-19
6-30
$1.23
6-19
6-30
$1.31'A
66-
1
5-
1
5-
6-
1
(Ohio)
_
6-30
5-25
6-19
5-10
1
(quar.I
(quar.)
5-14
50c
6-
5-20
1
5-14
6-
5-28
5-14
6-15
5-
5-
7
7-
1
6-15.
7-
1
7-
1
1
50c
6-
1
General
Telephone
1
5-
1
4-26
5-
1
4-26
'5-25
5-14
.
25c
6-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-28
5-17
6-
1
5-10
50c
6-10
5-21
2
8-16
8-
25c
6-
5-14
50c
6-30
1
6-11
6-
1
5-15
350
7-
1
6-15
56c
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
pfd.
6-
1
5-15
Globe-Wernicke Co.—
(Directors
took
no
action
common
on
at meeting held April 27)
Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)——
6% preference (no payment at this time)
Gorham Mfg. Co. (quar.)____
Gossard
(H.
W.)
Co.
$1
7%
*
Great
West
Coal,
Gulf Oil Corp.
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-
7
$1
6-
1
5-
6
$1.75
_
—
6-
1
5-6
class
A——_——-
(quar.)
+
5-15
5-
12'Ac
5-15
4-29
6-10
5-
5-15
4-30
$1.12V2
7-15
6-30
Halliburton
25c
6-30
6-16
Hallnor
(Directors
(increased)
(quar.)
50c
—
6-
1
action
payment at meeting
Mines,
5-14
on
common
Cementing
Ltd.
linterim)
Co.
.
2
6-15
$40c
6-
1
5-10
$$1.75
6-
1
5-10
25c
.__
6-
1
5-14
40C
6-15
5-19
37 %c
5-27
5-
7
50c
—
—
5-27
5-
7
Co.—
dividend
at
payment
6-
1
5-10
50c
6-
1
5-17
65c
15c
5-17
5-
7
*_',
20c
5-29
5-
7
class
$37 %c
6-
1
5-
5
$37 %c
6-1/
5-
5
(quar.)_
iquar-.)
1
A
(quar.)
*
Shirt
:
6-10
$5c
6-
1
5-25
5-
7
1-
4-22
7-15
6-15
5-15
4-
4
6-15
6-
4
6-10
5-25
5-25
5-11
4-30
*
(quar.)
7
v
6-
5
V
6-10
5-19
1
5-11
35c
___/
6-
$25c
5-31
7-
133Ac
(
5-21
1
5-15
6-15
5-21
25c
5-28
5-
50c
6-10
5-21
50c
6-15
5-21
i
$1.06%
9-
1
8-
45c
6-
1
5-14
85c
6-
1
5-14
933AC
(
(quar,)_
1
1
6-
1
5-14
6-14
6- .1
22'Ac
,
6-
933/4C
62 %c
Gt12
6-
2
6-
1
5-
7
6-
1
5-
7
5-15
Engineering- Co.
5-
1
45c
(quar.j-/
J
$1.06%
-
iquar.d———
Assurance
5-
$ 15c
—
—
(quar.)__
Fire
5-14
5-
6-11
1
5-17
10c
1
5-14
5-28
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
5-
25c
50c
iquar.)
preferred
r:
$1.25
(quar.)
*
Chemical
Frank
5-
25c
Co. (quar.)
Corp.,- com.
<quar.)__
convertible preferred iquar.)———
&
4-22
15c
Conveyer
Corp.,
1
40c
;
iquar.)
&
5-
75c
preferred
Co.
4-24
$25c
iquar.)
(quar.)„_
common
Co.
1
12 y2c
(quar.)
&
5-
$1
*
Ltd.
Co.,
v
$1
iquar.)———
Machine
Corp.
(N.
Y.)
5-14
—
45c
6-
30c
5-14
4
Co.
1
6-
1
5-12
4-15
50c
Life
1
Mutual
Midwest
4-15
5-
1
4-26
12 %C
Midland
5-12
$2.50
Extra
<
6-
6-15
$1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co. iquar.)
Michigan Surety Co. (s-a)—
6-
6-12
20c
iquar.)./
6-12
10c
Meyer-Blanke
5-
1
4-15
Packaging Materials Co.—
5%
preferred
Insurance
iquar.)
iquar.)
:
Class
B
Mohawk
pieferred
Co.,
Motor
Nashville,
(quar.)
Chattanooga
National
Automotive
Biscuit
preferred
National
Oil
National
Gas
Gypsum
Malleable
&
Starch
Neisner
Steel
Co.
Brothers,
Nekoosa-Edwards
Nestle-Lemur
Corp.
Bedford
5-12
6-10
5-14
6-
5-11
1
6-10
5-20
6-
1
5-10
7-15
6-11
$1.75
5-28
10c
iquar.).—
6-19
7
5-10
'
6-
1
1
5-18
6-10
5-14
30c
5-25
5-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
50c
common, (quar.)_
Castings
5-
5-27
15c
iquar.)—
6-
35c
Chemical Co.,
5-28
6-15
6-
50c
ilk 25c
.
—
News Shipbuilding &
6-10
—
Warehouse
(quar.)—
5-29
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-26
6-15
5c
Storage
7-30
20c
(quar.)—._*——
Paper
2
6-11
—
iquar.)—
Inc.
8-
75c
(quar.)——
Quarterly
Nopco
1
5-29
50c
Co.
preferred
1
1
5-
$1
iquar.)
New Jersey Zinc Co.
(reduced).—
Newfoundland
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
New
6-
5-
5-15
.
35c
(quar.)
$4.50 pfd.
Steel
&
5-15
6-15
25c
Inc./
Products,
preferred
National
common
Co.,
1
5-15
,
Ry.—
(quar.)_,__
National
$1.40
Louis
(quar.i——
Fibres (reduced)—
By-Products,
National
National
St.
Corp.
Co.,
6-
50c
._*„•—*—
Aluminate
5-15
50c
——
&
Quarterly
National
1
20c
—
(quar1.)*
Finance Corp.
5-21
6-
20c
—
Motor Wheel Corp.
5-28
6-10
37 %C
Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Paper Mills iquar.)——
Extra
6-
6-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
Mosinee
5-28
3c
iquar.)
com.
5-12
6-16
10c
(reduced)—
Hardware
4
6-12
25c
(quar,)__—___*__-———
Carpet Mills, Inc.
Moore-Handley
5%
'
6-30
60c
of
Corp.
$50c
25c
Canada, Ltd. (interim).—
Mission
Development, Co.
(reduced)———
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common iquar.)
Mining
Newport
45c
iquar.)
7-
Ltd., com.
(quar.j
5%
held April 27)
Well
5-28
9
$25c
(quar.)—*
R.)
Common
1
deferred
Oil
7
——r
Hajoca Corp.—
'6-10
1
35c
50c
Ltd.,
Hackensack Water Co.
'
5-15
15c
(quar.)__
Box
Co.
iquar.)_
Southern
1
Co. of -Amer.—
—
preferred
6-
50c
(quar.)"
5-10
6-11
25c
iquar.)
iquar.)
7%
'
Goodall-Sanford
6-4.
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Merchants
5-14
,6-
$1
55c
$5
6-10
Iquar.)*
National
(Wise.)
6-1Q
6-25
Ltd.
Meier
5-14
_
preferred iquar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
(quar.)—*——
$2.25
6-25
5-15
$1
$1.40
General
35c
5%
—
Corp.
4'A%
5-14
,
25c
—
.".
7-
Inc.— :
preferred
Mead
6-15
1
66-
—
(quar.)
8-1
6-15
/
—
preferred
5-14
75c
:'
:
Co.
7
6-15
$75c
5-25
5-11
Corp., com. (quai\)_
preferred (quar.)*
McNeil
6-15
1
May Department Stores Co.-, com. (quar,) __
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)—
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)—
$3.75
preferred
(1947
series)
iquar.)—_
McKesson & Robbins Inc. (quar.)
1
4-26
1
—
22c
1
6-
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd; ls-a)__*_——
41/4%
1
6-15
6-10
4
5-
6-
on
non-cumulative
Mathieson
6-
28c
iquar.)*
Hotel iquar.)—
MacWhyte'Co.
Mathews
4
1
:
Corp.
Mnsonite
6-
7-
50c
Libby
&
'.
(P.
5-28
1
;
$1.183A
(quar.)
(Walter M-.)
Mallory
8
$1.25
iquar.)
B
5-28
37 %c
(quar.)
4-28
6-
50c
iquar.)
com.
7-
50c
iquar.)
Mary Lee Candies,
5%%
convertible
5-10
6-10
25c
$2.20
30c
com.
5-28
$$1
(quar.)
3
Co.
;—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
5-12
$1.50
Co.
4-30
5-
Marmon-Herrington
5-10
25c
5-10
5-15
iquar.)
Navigation
Baltimore
5%
6
50c
25c
Cement
General Telephone
i
*
6
6-
843'aC
1
of Maine—
com.
Groceterias Ltd.,
Manhattan
5-17
1
35c
12%c
5-12
6-
Marathon
$1.12%
3%%* pfd. (quar.)
Advertising, com. <quar.)_,
Portland
25c
Unadilla Telephone Corp.,
$1.41%
—
5-25
1
Insurance
Co.
(quar,)__;
Extra
$5
;
5-17
__________
.
General
Great
(quar.)_
Co.
1
,
iquar.I
& Lumber
$1.10
6-
62 %c
iquar.)
6-18
6-
(quar.)
Sons
Corp.
5-17
37 %c
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
this
50c
Co.
1
56 %C
Common
'
Public
5-17
6-
$1
payment
$.37 %C
common
'.f; e- 1
35c
common
1
6-10
15C
Milling Co.,
taken
Macmillan
5-17
6-1
$1.34
1
preferred Iquar.) _"
Plywood Corp.—
5%
convertible preferred
5-20
6-15
Boxes,. Ltd.—
Public
-preferred
Chicago Mill
6-21
1
$1.37%
6%
6-28
(quar.i
Co
B.)
7-28
$50c
.
Co.
on
6-
$75c
5-18
7-
25c
(quar.)
time.
Lynch
5-17
6-
6-10
45c
(quar.)
&
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Inc.
Lukenheimer
5-17
General
4-30
$7'/zc
(quar.i
preferred
Eelt
5-15
$32'/2c
preferred quar.)
,4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
5V4%<
4-30
5-15
5-17
5-14
$1.25
Rubber
McNeill
Lowney
1
(quar,)
Ltd.
Inc.
(James)
Lord
5-
6-
1
Lucky Stores, Inc.
5-14
Inc.,
Outdoor
I
*
5-5
6-1
(quar.)_*__
Corp.
Mills
General
5-15
4%
Chain
Gas
General
$25c
.
Illinois
General
4-30
5-15
iquar.i
.
Illinois
4-30
33c
Co., 7%
,(J. I.)
No
5-15
% 5-15
j
—
Co.__—________
33 Vac
Foundry, Ltd., com,
Co.
Steel
Carpenter
$1
5
4
6-15
iquar.).*
27 V2C
iquar. I
A
AA
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-10
5-
$1.02%
$1.12%
1
5-14
(quar.)„.
*
(quar.)/
Lockwood-Dutchess
5-21
30c
6-
6-18
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)
$45c
(quarj
com.
Co.
action
Class
5-14
5-25
$1.06'A
9
Corp.—
(quar.)
com.
Woods
Coal
Lionel
,
5-14
5-15
$1.06'A
5-21
7-
iquar.)
Lindsay Chemical Co.
6-18
'
6-15
1
;
this
r
Lees
6-11
Sulphur
Acceptance Corp.,
5-
1
5-31
$25c
—
Steel
5-14
6-10
7-
2
6-
(quar.)
Machine
B.)
Fabrics,
Libby,
20c
______
Gabiiel
6-
32 %c
Wirebound
(quar.)
Dairies Inc.,' com.
General
>
15c
33 %c
Ltd.
•
$1.50
iquar.I.
Dredge & Dock
class
Class
5-17
$$3.50
(qua r.).
Canadian
$1.50
4-23
10;22
:
Co. iquar.)
Trailer Co., com. (quar.)
,V,4% • preferred iquar.')_„
Fuller Brush Co., class A iquar.)
5-10
(quar.)
Canadian
Carborundum
1
4-30
6-
1
•
12Vac
Fruehalf
)
Concen¬
F
Canadian Bakeries,
Class
5-15
Frceport
5-14
5-25
E
Ltd.
Car &
6-1
5c
20c
:
B
6-
30c
11-
25c
(quar.)______
class A
(Canada)
75c
G
Vinegars,
Motor
$1.25
>
7-22
,50c
•
7-
9%
iquar.)
Bryant,
Lehigh
4-21
2
IV2C
—*-___—*—
4%
V
1
8-
5-21
6-15
20c
Life.
preferred
the
Loblaw
Corp.' iquar.)_'___:
Steel
Foliansbee
Ford
5
5-
5-
15c
4»/2% pfd. iquar.)
(entire issue
j June 1 at $103
;
(quar;)
—
Canadian
4
/
5-15
15c
2
(quar.)
Special
15c
5-21
6
5-11
7-
(quar.i
preferred
No
preferred iquar.)4Vi% preferred (quar.)—"
Fort Pitt Bridge Works- (quar.)
preferred H iquar.).
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., 6%% pref. iquar.)
Canada Malting, Ltd. iquar.)
Extra
5-25
on
3
5.22%
Canada
>
6-
redemption
5-
Co., 4.40% pfd. C iquar. J
preferred
preferred
preferred
for
(quar.)
Co.
6-10
Lea
preferred
4.90,%
Power
1
Co.—
Power
.
1
2
50c
Electric
5.30%
6-
7-
_
Cement
71%c
15c
5-
6-10
35c
Co;
R.)
Lane-Wells
——r—
6-
common
Calaveras
5-25
;
25c
$1.10
(s-ai
California
Calif. Water
6-15
12 %c
Ltd.,
6-10
'
Class
—
Hosiery,
preferred
7-1;
12 V2C
5-20
57c
$$1.50
$1
Mfg.
dividend
(I.
of
Lane
7
5-
share plus this dividend 1
per,
•
5-
5-15
________
Foremost
Mining
Bugker Hill & Sullivan
trating Co. (quar.j
^
5-15
5-15
7%c
35c
I
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(John),
'7%'
•
Corp..; iquarj
3
'/•.
1
50c
5
(quar.j.
6-
1
6-17
75c
Co.
A
prior
Lake
35c
——
5-
Co
2
(quar.)
■ ■
(qjuar.t
Associates ^quar.)
5-
2—:
7-
(reduced)****-—*—*—
(reduced)
6-'l
(quar.j—
Mfg.
--
5-15
(quar.j;
Machine
&
$25c
—;
20c
iquar. J
2
10c
$1.10
pfd. A
preference
preference
5-10
1:21 V4c
(quar.—_
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40%
Brown
4
6-
6-15
|25c
/
Co., Ltd. (increased (quar.)
7-
.
called
:j:50c
5-
2
6-
6-29
!
(final)
Silver
Gas
iG,
Kleinert
8-
30c
5-12
37 %c
Machines
Utilities Co.,
Stock
25c
Filtrol Corp. .-(quar.j*—*
1
Kinney
Labatt
Airplane'Corp——
. (Canada)
(s-a)__—Federal Mogul Corp., (quar.Jj________——
Federal Screw, Works (quarr)——
**--./
1;25c
1
5-12
—*—
Firestone*Tire & Rubber,
Traction,
5-31
_______
Paso Natural Gas Co.—
Florida
Cordage Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Light &_ Power Co,, Ltd.
British American Banknote Co., Ltd. (quar.)
British
6-
$62 VaC
Federal Fire-Insurance
4-30 V
j
(quar.)*
6-18
1
$1
preferred
class
$3
$5
Co.)'(quar. )>___—
.
.4% •%
6-30
.
5-25
6-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co.,
5-17
Fairchild Engine &
j
held April 26.)
Brantford
Brazilian
1
COi—
6%: .preferred "-.(s-a)_-_2*2^—//////*/_____
'■
(Directors
took-no action on common
1
.
Aluminum
7-30
5-31
—
6-21
6-30
(increased s-a)
Business
preferred
Kentucky
/
3
25c
$i7y2c-
—
Fairbanks Morse & Co.' (quar.)
7
Bohn
5-
1
6-11
$30c
&
5%
4-30
5-17
7-
iquar.)
Kansas City Stock Yards Co.
5-12
8C''r
preferred (quar.)
4 y4 % preferred (quar.) i_i
—
5%.•%. preferred*, (quar. J id—
/
5.36 %, preferred ,(quar.)
—r—
$4.25? conv. 2nd preferred' iquar.)
—
$4.40 conv.;2nd preferred (quar.)—
5.65% preferred (quar.)_J—
Equitable Gas Co.,:-com.. (quar.)
4.50%. preferred f, 1 quar;
1
Borden
,
4.10%
7
30c
7-
(no.
Mfg.
1
15c
1
5-10
5-14
50c
(quar.)
com.
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
"5%' preferred A: (quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)
ord.
.-Standard
&
Jones
8
6-
1
100%
Lamson
Jones
5-15
35c
Eddy Paper Go.,- Ltd., Class A-—-Electric Ferries, Inc. ;■ (quar.j __*—_—
•'
.
6-
62 %c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Service
^Greensboro, N. C.)
5-14
25c/
w
pal- and $2-par)_*_—_*—
preferred
1
(quar.)
New/common
% $1
6-
62 %c
7-
Rjftcipgv Aissn.-L- >
6-
5-
2
A;(quar.)_*
iquar;)—*-
Eastern Utilities
■
Eaton
'__*_
common
.
5-12
*
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common:
32c
,5c
Ltd.
common
$1.05
(quar.)
——
___
A
Ea stern
.
5-10
Co.
sh.
.
6-18 y
'
(One
Class. B
6-
$1.25
—
(quar.)——U
Inc.
Airplane
Class
6-18/
5 /
7-1;
50c
—
iquar.)
-6%. preferred
Boeing
>
Common
7-
50c
$1.75
'(quar.)*__
Tobacco,
•
25c
*
Mfg. ,Co.
*
Durham Hosiery Mills—-
Co.—'
preferred Aquar.)
Blauner's,;common (reduced" quar.)__—
■'■>.5% preferred 1 quar.)
"—'2.—_
Bros.
6- 1
-
1
—-—•
Electric
Duncan
m
5-14 •>
5- 1
6-
$1
25c
6-
class* A
Coffee,
5-14
$1.06 %
(quar.j
Co.
5-14
6-
25c
—
$371/20
Quarterly ._i_*_i_^__t-"r._-*_**'-*^------W*-. ■
■
,5.40%-
Blaw-Knox
%c
1
Quarterly-
5-10
4
6-
•
Jefferson
4
6-
1
1
5-14
$1.09%
25C
5%
(Texasj
Co.
Jacksonville
15c
pieferred
Duncan
5-14
17
A
6-
2
5-14
1
$1.12%
preferred
Fireman
Iron
7
7-
preferred
30c
*
1
5-14
Iquar.)_
Power &• Light; common
preferred
6-
prferred
-
5-18
5-
7-
(quar.j____________________
Dumont-Airplane & Marine* Instruments—
,
6-
—2—____
iquar.)
5-26
5-
6-
---
Drewrys/ Ltd. U. Si >A.' Inc.,* common
5%
$1.25
_—_—'—
(quar.
preferred
>j
j
5-12
12c
)*__,_____Il_/_///—-
Corp.,
5-21
25c
•
Bethlehem- Steel
6-15
/__/__/_*_
Cement
&
6-
5-19
Spinning Associate's
(quar.
1
6-10
5-31
(quar.)__^_'___i"i?;_*__—___
Limestone
"(Common
4%
11-15
$1.75
—
iquar.)
(quar.)——
preference
1
6-15
preferred '(initial)-
Bessemer
$1
'
5-15
20c
—^—___
Steel
International
6-15
1
6-
Quarterly
6-15
•
6-18
2
6-
(quar.)——
International Cellucotton Products
International Cigar Machinery Co.
$10c
1
_
5-14 /
(quar.)
6-
40c
"
.4%%'
7
6-10
Bpldihg Heminwayj Co, (quar.)___/.:—*__
Bell $1 Howell Co.,: common
(quar.)—
Berkshire Fine
Common
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
'
>
$80c
common
6-1
50e
5-14
7-
—
dividend
Stock
28 Vac
1
5-15
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Y.),
1
6-15
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
receipts
International
12-
6-
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
Inland
1
1-20
483/4C
—
Refining. Co. (quar.)
dep.
1
-i
Chemical
&
Tar
6-
75c
Amer.
3
6-
1-55
.
5-
75c,
^
(quar.)
2-
87 %c
Mortgage Corp.,
common
6-
(quar.) — —
Fund (quar.) from ln-
preference ;■•(quar.j
5%
&
Erie
5-15
5c
4-20
10-20
6
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
-
Mines, -Ltd.;; (quar.)_*
Dominion
(N.
Public
Oil
6-15
133Ac
1
11-1
(quar.)
Co.
93%C-
Go.
I-
Income
40C
•
5-14
$$2
(quar.)_*
Clay-Mfg.
$1.50
(quar.)_L—
common
Inc.;
7
5-19
'
Beaunit
7
1
(quar.j—il
5-14
6-
8c
5-
$1.37 %
common
2nd
Paid
6%
6
6-1
(s-a 1
A
Oil
&
20%
5-6
1
6-18
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
6-
Dominguea OH Fields (monthly)__*__
Dominion-Scottish Investment Ltd.—
'
7
5-
6-
*
Co.-> iquar.)
Co.,
5-
(quar.)——:—;_
Canada, Ltd.
preferred
1
6-15
Co." (quar.)„
H.J-
6-
50c
(quar.)*
J
6-1
A_—•
common..—'
6-
_____
Huron
4-22-
5-
1
(quar.)
common
Hardart
&
Humble
4-22
1
$1.25
7-
$1.37%
—
pfd.
Products, Ltd.
preferred
Housatonic
4-22
1
—
Co.,.$7 preferred (quar.)
$1.31 »/4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
Associated
7
6-15
$1
Co.,
(W; S.i
.
Dome
5-
56 %C
preferred
(quar.j*————*———
Equipment Corp., 4V2 %' pfd. (quar.) —
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.j
1
5-1
Co.,
Houston
1
1.50c
Metallic •cDoor__'____:
-vestment
•
5-31
8
5-
+$4
5-
5-
3.90%
Corp.,
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
Inc
Coal Co., -Ltd.
Pass
Diversified-Investment
*
6-15
93 %c
&
Dickey
6-
75c
.
:
(quar.)__l
'
1
50c
-
7%j preferred
5-
1
75c
6-
$1.25
$$1.25
vis; Leather-Co,,r Ltd.;', class
Deere
*
1
34 %c
Horn
5-27
$1.25
& Seal.Inc„ $2 preferred (quar.)
Dahl^trom
Da
com.
6-11
6-10
Paper
convertible
4y2 %
6-15
7-1
6-18
5c
preferred
Hoover
6-15
1
1
$1.37%
Hjghtstown Rug, 5%. pfd.
'
$12%c
prior preferred, {qua^J
5-10
6-
preferred
i$4
4-20
5-
i
6-
Aro
Blue
,>.
1
85c
59c
$3.75
Bloch
Nest
22 %C
iquar.)
(quar.)__
Armstrong Cork
,6%
Corjc
Curtis Publishing
!■;,
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)———11—______
preferred
(quar.)r
1
_'_
Steel Corp.* (quar.)__
Armco
%$5
5r.,
62 %c
preferred
*'$2.36 preferred (quar.j—-:
Arkansas-Missouri," Power Co.,
'•$3
•
:i_________—
*$2.50
•'
*
Crown
6-1
25 c
;
%quah)*2__**__'___:
Service
•
4-20
5-29
50c
Blackwell,", class
Crow's
1
t.
5-25
(quar.j—
Bottle
American Tobacco <Co;
Arizona
1
Co.*L__*—_
Smelting & Refining
American
6-
5G'Ac
preferred (quar.)
4>/2%
Co.,
6-
25c
.
)_*__/_—_1
(quar.
American Screw
6-24
$1.75
(quar.j____
7-
*
2
5c
Crosse-&
American Ra diator A Standard Sanitary Corp.
*
5-25
•
Ior„-redemption on June 15 at
share plus this dividend)__—
*$10.50. per
5-15
3oc t
6-15
50c
.*
.
called.
issue
6-15
$1.18%
_/__
(quar._________
6-
7-
7-
Co.—
Chemical
;3%%
5-14
6-14
60c
(quar.)
6-15
7-20
(quar.)
Electric Light
5-10
1
40c
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Mining
5-28
6-
50c
Co., 5%% pfd. "(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Heyden
5-26
6-30
10c
(quar.)
preferred „!iquar:)._—
Counselor'^ Investment Fund,
6-15
___/____*
^$4.75 preferred B (quar.)*-
American
i
'
5-31
11-30
60c
( quar.)
Co.," common
.Common
...
6-15
50c
$1
'"
/
Corp.
6-15
12-15
75c
—
Crane-,,Cor,' 3% % • preferred
(quar.)_•
*_
Cribben $ .Sexton Co., 4 V2 %
pfd.-(quar.) —
Cross Co., 5%%* convertible preferred (entire
50c-
;
Hecla
Ltd.
(s-aj_.
Y. (quar.j
N.
6grrugated;.P)iper' Bqx Co., Ltd.—
5-20
1
Hartford
5-15
5-28
6-15
Co.—
(A.)
5%%
5V2%
v
Corp.—
Class
;1
6-
40c
(quar.)_////___z*_/_:-' r'*
4-21
1
6-
933Ac
5-25 "*
Corp.
(quar.j.
dividend———————.
"
4-30
Harris
,
1
$50c
■
i monthly)
Corp.
American Machine' & Foundry
6-
-
$4.37y2
Corp. - (quar.j
Copley Square Trust .C,o. . (Boston), common
5% ■. preferred /'(quar.)__-_—
•5%-. prior preferred
(quar.j _—
Corby,, (H.'j blstillery,. Ltd., 'Class A—
-
■
Electric Co.
American
Can
4-23
•
Hendershot
Cooper-Bessemer
•
12 Vac./
___—____________
Amalgamated Bank of N. Y.
5-14
6-10
$3.75 preferred (quar.)____:
—$4.25 2nd preferred, j(quar.)__~i*——— / $1.06'A
20c
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co. (quar.)
5-27'
J
6-10
1
i
6-15
n
(quar.)
preferred
h
Payable
-
r
25c
(quar.)
com.
Harnischleger Corp., com. (quar.)
5%* preferred second issue (quar.)
5-
$5c
-
5-27'
6-10
50c
'_
6%
$5c
Securities,
Standard
Engineering
Consolidated
Co
(quar.j
5-25
Ltd.
Mines,
—
Diversified
5-14"
5c
Alpha
,Yellowknife
$2.50 non-cum preferred
Consolidated.Edison Co. of
*
75c
___
5-15
56V4c
—
___—___*_
$1
Stores Corp., common
preferred (quar.j
/4%
(quarJ
___
6-10
75c
Chemical & Dye Corp. (increased quar.)
Allied
Power
Discovery
Consol.
4-30
1
6-
6-
.
1
,
Common
6-
$27 %c
6-
) 6-10
Common
9c
—
Connecticut
$1.12%
(quar.j
*
50c
Fund_—i/i-—
Composite
6-
%v' 35c
(quar.j________
common
5-13
(Boston)
Co.
Common
(s-a)____
Co.,
preferred
7
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Haibison-Waiker Reiractorfes
50c
Co.
Qua iter ly *■
Ltd.—
Stores,
'
Watch
Share
4%
50c
National Life Insur.
Holdert
1
5-10
6-
75c
(quar.)
Carbon
Columbian
Payable of Rec.
7%c
__/___
i
5-20
20c
**
Wire—_______——
Columbian
30c
__
(quar.j
Surpass
5%
Air
Inc
4-27
$1
Co.';(quar.)_'_•.
Insulated
Collyer
60c
*
1
5-
25c
'.Clearing Machine Corp.
(quar.»__
Clorox
Chemical Co.: (quar.i—
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Pet
Hamilton
37 %c
—
Cities Service
Name of Company
Co.—
•
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
_
Chicago,
Holder*
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
9
•
—;
Dry Dock Co.
4-12
6-10
5-20
\/30c
6-
1
5-10
$$1.25
6-
1
5-10
50c
6-
1
5-14
$1
G-
1
5-24
—
$4
preferred iquar.) —
1
1
5-
10
(1938)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Per
Name
Norfolk
When
Share
of Company
&
Fauaole oj itec.
Western
(quar.)
Normetal Mining
Ltd. (interim) *<—Northern Quebec Power, 4%% pid. (initial)
Northeastern Water, 54 preferred iquar.)
Ry.
Corp.,
Common
Public
5-13
Superior
$ 5C
6-29
6-
6-15
5-25
$1
preferred
(quar.
5%%
preferred
(quar.)—-
__**_*_*:**
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Co., 4.56% preferred (quar.)**
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
*___*____*L-.,___
—
Edison
Match
5%
Ohio
State
Life
Insurance
Co.
Orange County Telephone,
Orpheum Building ..(s-a
Outboard
Marine
Stockholders
ing
to
&
Mfg.
will
be
Pacific
Western
Common
4%
Oil
4'/b
21
on
Gold
Pennsylvania
3.70%
(quar.)
6-15
4-30
General
Bottlers,
Inc.
5-28
5-
5
5-28
5-
5
6-15
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
6-
1
1
$3.65
6-
1
5-10
pfd.
5-15
5-
5
6-
1
5-
7
6-
iquar.)*
$1.75
1
5-20
50c
6-10
5-14
*__*
25c
5-
3
4-28
35c
6-1
5-20
-
—
(quar.)
$3.95
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Phillips
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
Finance
Steel
5%
preferred A
5%%
prior
Polaris
Poor
Co.,
Pope
B
&
6%
Co.
Powell
River
of
Prosperity
Class
Public
(quar.)
3.35%
common
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)***
(resumed i
Hampshire—
!„
New
preferred
4%
*
of
*___
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
A
Investment
(quar.)
(
&
Ruppert
Engineering
San
iJ^cob),
(no
4%%
Gold
Arm,
pfd.
at
Mines,
Corp.
Papir Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
this timei
3.65%
4.30%
Searle
Surety
<G.
Sears,
D.)
Roebuck
&
preferred
A
Sigma
t;
No
action
the
(quar.)
on
Smith-Douglass Co.
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Co.
Solventol
Chemical
Texas
Class
Southern
6-30
6-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Products
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-10
5-26
7-
1
6-10
6-21
5-11
6-30
6-15
5-26
5-
Co.
Southwestern
Electric
Increas^d
5-26
5-12
5-27
(quar.)
States
Carbon
preferred
Co.
Sterling Aluminum
Stewart-\ty[arner
Studebaker
Corp.
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
.
■I*"**.
1
6-15
5-26
6-30
6-21
6-
1
6-
1
5-10
25c
6-10
5-26
5-18
5-
6-10
5-14
30c
5-28
5-14
6-
1
5-14
20c
6-
1
6-
1
5-14
5-10
3
15c
&
Gas
these being
Allegheny &
Co.
American
Ins.
Co,
(St.
Louis)
Co.
(quar.)
(stock
Business
Shares
8-13
American
Can
American
Chain
1
American
5-28
&
Cable
of
net
2
$1.25
2
6-28
5-
3
5-28
30c
5-20
5-
Meter
American
6-10
:*_
*
News
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
**
6-
4-19
5%
non-cum.
preferred
40c
6-12
6-
6-15
5-14
Americal
6-
American
1
5%
Stock
"
3
preferred
Seal-Kap
_
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
15c
6-15
5-25
60c
II
6-
33c
6-
5-10
$1.15
1
5-15
5-10
$ 1.12 '/2
6-15
5-28
2Jjc
5-28
5-11
75c
6-10
5-10
$1.15
6-11
5-10
25c
6-15
6-
6-
5-14
5
Steel
Water
(quar.)
30c
5-15
5-
65c
6-
5-14
1
3
Works
A
Inc.,
6-
1
5-18
7-
1
6-18
7%
7-
1
6-18
Chilton
Arcade
Cotton
6%
Arden
Argus
Inc.
Mills,
preferred
Farms
Co.,
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred
4%2%
$2.50
$2.36
preferred
5-
7
4-23
Cincinnati Gas
7-
1
6-21
uinclnnati,
1-3-55
12-20
5-15
40c
6-10
93%c
7-
1
6-1?
t25c
6-
1
5-
7
$$1.31
6-
1
5-
7
87j/2C
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-15
62 '/2c
commonn
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)**.
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-14
1
$1.12
Electric
5-15
1
5-15
29c
4-30
5-15
4-30
15c
6-15
6-
25c
6-15
5-24
25c
5-18
5-
1
1
50c
■
-
5-14
1
7-15
50c
7-
5
1
10-15
10-
1
50c
***_*__—.
12-15
12-
1
$1.50
6-18
6-
3
$1.75
(quar.)**—
6-18
6-
3
25c
5-13
5-
3
25C
5-14
4-15
(quar.)
com,
5-
6-
50c
——
Texas
4-21
5-15
75c
7
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
5-28
21c
Corp. (quar.)
—_*—____
&
1
1
—_*_*__*_——*
Orleans
5-
6-
6-
(quar.)
Y.)
5-15
V2
$1.17 %
Pacific
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
5-20
5%
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
8-
2
7-19
8-
2
7-20
6-
8
5-11
4c
5-20
4-23
35c
5-15
4-22
6-15
6-
4-30
4
preferred
(quar.)
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
(s-a)*.—*
Semi-annual
Cleveland
Electric
1
5-14
50c
guaranteed
Common
4
V2 %
preferred
Foil
Cockshutt
$3.50
Co.,
preferred
Colonial
Life
aiv.)
(l/9th sh.
28'/8C
7-
1
6-15
Colorado
1. $1.12 V2
6-
1
5-21
5-28
5
b-15
9-15
12-15
6-21
9-20
9-10
12-20
12-10
1
9-
1
12-
1
5-10
3
4-22
6-
1
5-17
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
—*
Power
of
Mutual
Life
Hotel,
Co.
87 %c
6-30
4-20
10c
3
6-15
4-23
5-14
1
7-
1
6-15
5-15
4-21
$1.06%
5-15
4-30
$5
(quar.)
10-11
9-17
15c
5-14
5-
3
5-15
5-
1
5-10
4-30
(s-a)
(quar.)*—__*__*_*_
Association
6-
10c
20c
—
*—-—.
Life
1
5-
(monthly)
Concord Natural Gas, 5¥2% pfd. (quar.)
Conduits National Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Confederation
1
5-
5-15
Ish. held)
Insurance
Inc.
6-
1
6-
America
each
Co.
for
6-12
50c
6-10
b.
6-1
5-
*—
Commodore
4
10c
$10c
Gas System. Inc. (quar.i
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Columbus
5-10
(quar.)
Columbia
5-
1
$1.12%
%l.l2Vz
*
Insurance
(stock
5-20
6-
6-
10c
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-15
1
1
35c
common
6-15
6-15
4-20
7-
—
,—
1
5-15
5-20
5-15
(quar.)**
1
6-
65c
87 Vic
*_!_
7-
40c
6-21
12-20
50c
*
Equipment,
Central
1
1
$1.12%
(monthly)'
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Farm
6-
7-
10c
(quar.)
Inc.,
(monthly)
(monthly)
Common
Cochran
5-15
Illuminating Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
4%
special guaranteed
(quar.)
7%
1
1-3-55
$1.50
(quar.)**—.—.**—___——-
$4.50
Clinton Foods,
6-
$1.50
*—***—:***—__—.—__**_
7-
5-24
4-29
25c
6-
5
5-12
6-15
5-25
25c
5-17
5-
37 % C
6-
1
$1.37%
$15c
(Toronto)—
common
$38c
$37c
9-15
9-10
Quarterly
$38c
12-15
12-10
35c
6-30
6-11
7-
5
6-28
:
6-30
(quar.)
Class
A
tl5c
66-
1
5-10
9
5-11
6-30
6-24
6-30
(quar.)
Chemical Industries—
37%C
5-
3
4-15
62 %C
5-
3
4-15
(quar.)
37%c
5-
3
E*xtra
Class
B
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
4-30
$$1.12%
6-
1
5-
3
4-15
25c
5-
3
4-15
6-
1
5-14
5-15
4-15
Dearborn
Corp,
(quar.)__
Consolidated
Laundries
Corp.
(quar.)*.
25c
Consolidated
Natural
(quar.).
62 %c
Consolidated
Paper
Theatres, Ltd.,
Class
B
6-
1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
62'/2c
6-
1
5-
3
59c
6-
1
5-
3
Consumers
Glass,
Power
4.50%
4.52%
Co
preferred
preferred
>
50 c
6-
1
5-19
$12c
6-
1
5-
1
$10C
class
A
(quar.)
:
Consumers
22%C
Gas
6-
1
5-
1
(quar.)
4-30
27'/2C
4-15
62%c
Consolidated
6-24
75c
6-10
(quar.)
6-18
$15c
*
class A
Consolidated
Consolidated
40c
6-15
Consolidated Cement Corp.—
5-14
$2.25
3
$1
(quar.)
pfd.
6-21
4-
1
4-30
$3
$3! partic.
2
3
$1.25
Common
6-
4-20
4-20
7-
—
&
5-14
5-10
5-10
6-
(quar.)
preferred
New
5-14
1
Ry., 5%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—*
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(N.
Va.
(quar.)
$3
75c
a
common*
(s-a)
Public Service
preferred
Co,
5-14
1
5-
(quar.)
***—*;*__
convertible
1
6-
50c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Service
(quar.)—
Towel Co., common**
Chicago
8-
6-
$1.25
w
(quar.)
$1.40
I__I_II
preferred (quar.)**
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
10c
*—
(quar.)
(Delaware)—
Co.,
*
A
$1.25
Co.
6%
4-29
Quarterly
(quar.)***
Foundries
(quar.)
American
1
this
Corp.
4-30
5-15
30c
*
Corp.
(s-a)
of
Corp.
A
2V2 %
Seating
West
Co.
Class
$1.25
«*
dividend
American
40c
at
(quar.)
President Lines, Ltd.—
non-cum.
Aircraft
6-29
5-15
55c
$2.50
Products
Class
10-
$1.25
(quar.)*
preferred
6-15
quar
South
Certain-Teed
7-15
$$1.25
—
(quar.)*
4-30
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
J
1
7%
American
&
Vermont Public
Cessna
5-14
Ltd.
Chase National Bank
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
4-23
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern liiinois RR.-
$1.75
preferred
7
7%
1
50c
Ohpsapeake
25c
(quar.)____
non-cum.
5-
3
Central
Central
9-15
50c
*
(bi-monthly)
American Paper
Goods, common
1%
preferred (quar.)*,
1
6-
quar.)
$1.31%
*___*_
6-
5-15
$10c
$$1.25
*
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
Colgate-Palmolive
.*____.
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
Monthly
(quar.)
3
2
40c
5-28
Ltd.,
preferred
3
5-
7-
Electric—
(increased
5-18
40c
5-
1
50c
6-
v.
1
6-
(s-a—
31%c
preference
(quar.)
4Vz % preference (quar.).
American Metal Co.,
4 Vz %
4-30
6-
$$1.12%
5-28
5-15
(quar.)
6-
7-28
5-15
$$1.25
$$1.25
*—*
5-18
50c
inc.)
._*_*
Co.
6-
5-14
Common
1
Furniture
(quar.)
Investment Co. of Illinois—
Common (quar.) _i
514% prior preferred (quar,
2
(s-a)_
1
American
Co.
(out
1
2
4-30
$25c
6-10
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
5-10
6-
7-
6-10
10%
.
*_——__*
Corp.
American
6-
Holdert
—
*_*___
Book
5-14
4-30
6-
$1.05
Co., 5%
Louisiana
30c
(quar.)
Automobile
Quarterly
8
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
& Coke
Foundry
$3
of
8-13
7-
Coal
Central
6-
50%
(s-a)_
America, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
1st preferred
(quar.)
5V4% 2nd preferred
(quar.)________**;
A».erican Airlines, Inc.—
3%%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
American
50c
;*
Investments,
preference
•'Central
$1.05
$3.75
Bosch
2
5%
Canada
50c
Co.
dividend
7-
preferred
Central
$1.15
___;
Steel
Stock
6-15
4.20%
Class
(quar.)
4-30
——_*
Corp.
(quar.)_—
Caterpillar Tractor, common
87 %c
dividend)
Western Ry. guaranteed
5-15
tlOc
(quar.)
Carrier
20c
$2.50
(quar.)
4-30
$15c
6-12
%
tlOC
(quar.i
Semi-annual
Cast
When
Payable of Jleo
40c
(stock
American
1
given in the
5c
31'/4c
preferred
preferred
Alden's,-.Ihc.
6-14
1
6-11
Share
common
5
5-15
$12 Vic
4V2%
1st preferred (quar.)
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)___*_
Carlisle Corp.
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
5
5-
1—
(quar.)
common...
5-
1
Refractories, Ltd.—
preierred
Products,
9
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)**
7-16
9-
Canadian
Ltd.
Cos.,
4.70%
Co.
7-16
6-
5-14
6-30
Oil
4.50%
preferred
4-
6-
(interim)
The list does not include divi¬
Metal
5-10
—*
4-22
6-15
Ltd.
give the dividends announced in previous
1
1
5-29
75c
Breweries,
Canadian
5-14
$2.50
(quar.)
1
6-
37 %c
International
Investment
Trust,
Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)****—*__*___*—L__
5-14
37 %c
(quar.)
com.
$3.50 prior preferred
(quar
Alabama Power Co., 4.20
%>
$1.10
[Ttfo
Inc.,
5%
(quar.)_„
com.
6-15
5-10
6-
31 J/4c
Mfg.
(quar.)*
(quar.)
we
Steel
Alloy
4-30
Canadian
1
5-14
Per,
4.60%
6-13
6-15
10c
Safeway Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)*
preferred (quai\)____**•**__*_'—
Canadian
15c
Dental
4-30
J.)
Corp.,
7-
8
5-15
$16.70
2nd
1
95c
Corp.
4-19
(increased)
Products Inc. (quar.)III
Gas
6-10
50c
(quar.)
com,
6-10
(quar.)
omitted
5%
17 %C
(quar.)*
Name of Comvany
Arizona
Propane
Corp.j
Canada
4-15
$1
8
10-
i2c
5-25
5-
25c
(quar.)
10-29
9
7- t
7-20
7
6-10
50c
6-
710-
7-29
6-30
—-
Wyant & Cannon Foundry
Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
participating class A (quar.)
60c
75c
*
(quar.)*
Instrument
4-30
(quar.)
time)
Suburban
.
(quar.)
preferred
5-
,
7-29
10-29
$1.12%
Campbell
7
1
$50c
15c
Canada
5-
50c
5-15
*111111
_~Z
.
(payment
S.)
5-20
5-21
1
4$3.50
Telephone Co.
preferred B
,62V2C
Co.—
Co., common
Corp.
_
(quar.)
Insurance Co
Industries,
1
1
25c
Snowdrift, $4 pfd.
Sugar (quar.)**
Corp.
6-
1
5-16
37'/2c
6-
6-
1
31c
:
6-
$1.13
__
6-
25C
$1.25 pfd.
Brothers, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)****
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
$1
(quar.)
Electric
5-10
25c
&
Electrical
5-25
15%c,
preferred
Fire
1
28c
(N.
Co.
5c
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 convertible
pfd. (quar.)
Forping^ Co. (quar.i
Standard Oil Co.
(Calif.)
(quar.i—
Oil
_
(quar.)
50c
Standard
Standard
D.)
7-
Co.-r-
(quar.)
Co
Spencer Chemical
____
75c
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
Service
6-15
3
5-ia
$1.12 %2
—
preferred
5-11
__
~~
A
—
Telephone
4-30
6-30
4%%
2
_
II*_II
I__I
(increased
Co.
5-14
Mills,
6-
8-
25c
class
Burry Biscuit,
1%.
1
6-15
quartQrlv
Common*
7
6-10
$1
Gas
Railway
Southwestern
Speer
1
for
(s-ai
Co.,
Burrus
5-11
American
payments
*
Natural
Southern
$1.32
6-
25c
(quar.)
Development
B
7
4
2
Alabama
9
9
9-
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
55-
3
5-
6
$50c
6-
5-10
66-
150c
(quar.)
W—-■
:
40c
4-30
1
1
156>/4C
...
(quar.)
■
6-10
5-
9
$50c
common
5-20
9
6-
t50c
5-12
5-15
77-
1
A preference
1
6-
25c
class
preference**
75c
6-
6-
$1.25
*
6-
Carolina
Abrasive
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-15
7d
7d
65c
Co.
1
issues.
Co.
5-17
6-16
*_____*
(quar.)______
Butler
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.— *5%
preferred
(s-a)
60c
dividend
preferred
56'/4C
'
1
25c
(final)
5-14
Wire
(S.
5%
8-
Class B
•,
5-12
7-
4-2ST
;
Co., Ltd.—
Class B common
preceding table.
I
Co.,
A
1
87>/2c
—__
5-14
Indies
Acme
25c
tquar.)
Morgan)
South
1
$1.12'/2
&
6-
(final)
common
oreferred
Burns
5-15
$1
1
week,
9-
6-15
$5
9c
1
Below
5-20
1
bearer
registered
Co.,
5-13
(quar.)___
6-
Co.
weeks and not
yet paid.
dends announced this
1
6-10
4
120c
taken
two
(S.
1
(quar.)
Tobacco
6-15
6-30
—
common
6-
Oil
Engineering Co.*,
Worumbo Mfg. Co., 5%
prior pfd. (s-a)
York-Hoover Corp. (quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.).
10-
C
50c
Ord.
Ord.
Budd
1
invest¬
preferred
British-American
6-15
1
"
(s-a)—*
corp.,
6-
7-
2>c
(quar.)
net
50c
(quar.)*****
Wellman
1
45c
Castings Co
(Alexander) Inc.—
Smith
6-11
1
3V2 %
6-23
10c
(from
25c
Oil
Woodall
6-
60c
Steel
Smith
7-
Fund
221/2 c
Westinghouse
1
$1.07 %
Mines, Ltd
Sivyer
B
7
5-25
$1.06'/4
*
Corp.
Borg-Warner
7
6-10
Electric—
(quar.)
conv.
5%
5-
5-1?
4-26
35c
Inc.*—
&
income)
IOC
(quar.)*
Ltd.
Consolidated
Wellington
White
Gqs
Insurance Co.
<quar.)_____
Winding Co. 90c pfd. (quar.)*
Corp,
Mfg. Co. (annual)
Weeden & Co., com. (quar.)*
Wickes
Bryson,
Mutual
5-
4-26
1
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Ridge
J25C
**_*___
Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
6-
25c
50C
Valley
$1.75
com.**)
Corp.,
(S.
Weston
3
$1.18%
Ridge
Class
(quar.)
dividend
Western
5-
__*_*_**_*___*.__*
quar.)**.—:**-*4*
Blue
5-18
62 Vic
Waterloo
West
4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bush Terminal Bldgs., 7%
preferred (entire
issue called for redemption on June 1 at
$100 per share plus this dividend)
*.
Bush Terminal Co
—___J*
Washburn
4%
4
5-
Blue
6-15
Raalte
Wesson
6-
1
5-11
7-
Steel
$4.50
1
6-
5-14
5-15
Vitamin
Warren
7-
$75c
5-11
5-18
9-30
12-31
$1.25
preferred
ment
6-30
10-15
1-14-55
A
______
(quar.)
Co.
Sivalls &
7-15
j
$1.50
1
1
6-1
Corp.,
$1.50
6-1
6-
6-
$1.50
6-
40c
com.**
4
(quar.)—
Insurance Co. (N. C.)
4-30
Lithograph,
6-
(quar.)
Electric
4.25%
5-13
Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
7-
93 %c
91 '/4c
(quar.)
preferred
5-20
(reduced
preferred
Co.
&
Black,
4-20
6-10
4% %
4-30
Vinco
9-1
$1
Br;os. Inc. (quar.)
Shawinigan Waf;er & Power—
4%%.
5- 1
93%c
6-1
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co._*______
6-
50c
(quar.)
Seeman
4%
Van
9-13
85c
(quar.)
Co.
Birtman
5-15
Universal
4-22
75c
(quar.I
(quar.)
Co.
1
5-15
Universal
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
&
6-
10c
Universal
6-30
13c
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
6-15
30c
preferred
S.
6-29
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Best
22%c
Steel
United
6-11
.
12VaC
r
Ltd
$4
preferred
(quar.i
Scoville Mfg. Co., common
6
pfd.
Aluminum
(quar.)
common
S.
75c
Corp.—
payment
% %
175c
15C
Haynes, inc.
(quar.)
Roya ty Corp. (s-ai
$3.40
4-27
30c
*
&
Anto: io
ScoLt
6-
5-10
t$1.06>/4
(quar.)
Common
U.
1
6-15
100%
1:25c
(quar.t
(quar.)**
O.)
5-
pfd. (s-a)____
(s-a)*,*—*_*_*
conv.
(Phila.)
6-18
ttfe^Paper Co., Ltd., class
Sh<& Corp.—
S.)
Common
5-14
5-10
_—__*I*l__*___**_*—_—*—_**__
Society
1
25c
Power
(A.
5-29
5-22
55c
-
preferred series A iquar.)
Spring & Bumper Co.—
S.
Beck
Bondscock
Co]
5-
(quar,)***.—*****
Corp.
preferred -iouar.
Bathurst
5- 3
$1.75
—
1
preferred (quar.)
5-27
75c
(entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on
May 17 at $52
per
share plus
this dividend) '•**•*;
3
40c
Tool
.
5-15
4-26
6-
preferred (quar.)
6% jpreferred (quar.)***
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co.—
Central
5-
1:25c
(quar,i
od
.
Savage
5-17
120c
E::'-a •
Sabine
4-30
4-30
45c
Gear
f"1®
1
1
5-10
6%
25c
(quar,),*———
14c
Fund
Co., Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)*:
Rosefield Packing Co. (quar.)
Ryerson
5-15
25c
Paper
Incr*
6-15
6-23
5-13
Colleries
Blackstone
50C
(quar.)___
4(4%
Ross
6-30
|
5-15
93%
1st
common
(quar.)
Canada
6-15
5-10
6- 1
25c
——-.
(quar.)
Printing &
5%
4
4-20
6-30
5-31
$1.75
——-
(stock
Loan
75c
(quar. I
Inc.,
1
5-17.;.-
1
50c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Rand,
5-
$1.25
Revere Copper &
Brass,
Inc.*
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., com.
Ross
5-14
84c
:**_„*—
preferred
Rolland
5-14
6-15
6-15
6-1
30c
$1
(s-a)__
t55c
31 %c
Co.—
30c
Mexico-
Corp., Ltd. (interim)
Co., com.
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
5-10
,6-15
$1.35
(quar.)—*—
of
5-15
1
Cp.
Casualty Co., 45c
S.
U.
4-30
1
17c
3%%
4-30
6-
35c
Reading Co.,
5-14
5-15
20c
Mining
Remington
1
5-15
6-
20c
New
(quar.)
3-%%
5-14
6-
$1
(quar.)****—
Common
5-14
1
1:25c
:_*_
(quar.)
Purina
Resources
7
1
6-
15d
Quarterly
$4.50
5-
6-
6-15
45c
Pyramid Electric Co. (stock dividend)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Quemont
7
7'/2C
(reduced)
A
of
preferred
Ralston
5-
20c
(quar.)*—******
J.)
class
preferred
7
1
125C
preferred
Service Co.
5%
5-
6-
$1.37J/2
*_
(resumedI—
Common
7
4-22
1
5C
Ltd.
(N.
5.40%
Public
5-
4-30
6-
37 %C
Corp.
Co.,
Service
1
6-
2%
Car
S.
U.
6%
25c
30c
—-
(quar.)
S.
Extra
5-11
$1.25
(quar.)****—,
Co.,
B
5-11
1
(quar.)—
America
Water
1
$1
div.j*
Extra ''%*—1,**—
Princeton
1
66-
37 %c
Steel
Co.
5-11
6-
$1.233/4
(quar.)——_*
A
Inc.,
preferred
Portsmouth
5-11
65c
(stock
(quar.)
Talbot,
Potash
,
——
(quar.)
class
1
Corp.—
common
preferred
Mining
&
Class
.
Building
Co.,
6-
983/4C
(quar,)*——
$4.95
25c
91 '/4C
___
Pittsburgh
U.
U.
Stock
(quar.)
Baldwin
7
5%
(quar.)
United Illuminating.
U.
—
IOC
25C
(quar.)
Ayrshire
5-
of Calif.—
preferred
7%
(quar.)
preferred
7%
5-10
$1.12 %
6-13
6-10
5%
._
5-14
5-14
$4c
_*__
Co.—
(quar.)
6-11
6-11
—_**
*—
6-21
Engineering & Foundry—
Common
5-10
6-
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
Common
United
5-10
$1.01
jj-10
12%c
(quar,)***_—*—*
preferred A
Tank
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
5Y2%
preferred (s*a>*
Atlas Plywood Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines, Ltd
5"2°
8- 2
7- 1
$1.25
5-31
$1.17 Vz
,
Oil
4-30
1
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
6-1
7-
6-
$1.25
:5-12
5-12
6-1
100%
6
i20c
Co.
dividend)*—*__
8
$1.10
(quar.)
—
Inc.
******
(quar.)
5-
5-
this time.
at
(quar.)
& Gear,
7%
Corp.
5-12
5-15
92 »/ac
B
Corp.
Machine
$1
20c
5-31
(quar.)—,
payment
6-18
6-28
12V2C
(Conn.)
RR.
1
$1.35
'40c
(quar.)——_*_——
Co.
Lumber Co.
Union
Co.
Line
Cash dividend
(increased
quar.i—*_**—
United Aircraft Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)**—
4-23
(quar.).
4.50%
preferred F
Pennsylvania RR.—
Co,
1
6-15
(quar.)—
Pfaudler
7-
4-30
(quar.)***
Paul,
Union Oil Co.
5-28
25c
E
Peter
5-14
+35c
D
Petrolite
Union
1
5-14
83/4c
Line
Coast
I;.
(quar.)
,—
'_*___*_—**_i_**—-—*
Mfg.
6-
—
4.40%■ pfd.
C
Corp., com.
(quar.)
Associated
dividend
$3.75
Coast
Atlantic
6-
75c
(quar.)*
Stores
Metal
6-15
62 </2c
Atlantic
Payable of Rec.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co.—
5-14
30c
25c
12 %c
—
(quar,)*
Troy & Greenbush R. R. Association
f 15c
_
Water
Stock
5-10
410c
_»**_
Drug
6-10
..**_*_**_*_*_*_*_*
(quar,)
preferred
Perkins
Tide
4-21
5-14
6-15
--*.
Co.
Tokheim Corp,
Ltd.—
Vquar.)_*___
—-
Tower Building Corp.*—
——
Townsend Co.
(quar.)***——
$1
Dredging,
common
Electric,
Circle
7
Lines
Transmission
Titan
_*
preferred
Pepsi-Cola
5-
Gas
preferred
Thrifty
4-30
25c
Gas
Shovel
Share
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.40%
Thew
1
5-25
(quar.)*—*
Co.
Texas
4-30
6-
;
4.70%
Perfect
1
6-10
IOC
(quar.)
com.
...—__
preferred
dividend
4-22
5-
$3
5%
,4.05%
No
5-14
5-14
1
capital
———
Ltd.,
Co.,
7 %
preferred
Peaslee-Gaulbert
.
5-28
5-28
*
A
Natural
of Company
Holderc
When
Per
Name
40c
$1.10
50c
25c,
.
Corp
class
B
Tennessee
Texas
di¬
a
the
Paper
;*__
Mfg.
3
5-
$1.25
Inc.,
Class
5-14
Inc.—
*****
Bonus
5-
1
***.
Pipe Line,
(quar.)
Consolidated
Raton
1
6-
dividend)
Parchment
Interim
6-
$1.14
Transit
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
12%c
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
—.*__**,
Telautograph Corp.
(qua*.)
——
meet¬
participating preference (quar.)
Parmelee Transportation Co. (quar.)Patchogue-Plymouth Mills Corp. (resumed)*
Pato
JS1.75
25c
35c
Paterson
5-14
(.s-a)__
special
split
(quar.)*,
Drugs,
5-14
1
50c
a
Eastern
preferred
Parkview
1
1
6-
Corp.—
(stock
preferred
Panhandle
pfd.
June
on
66-
Co
proposal to
three-for-one.
Syracuse
5-14
$1.31 %
12 %c
preferred
Talon,
;
Separator
Paper Co.,
4.40%
5-17
20c
at
vote
held
■>
22 %C
(quar.)
6%
rector's
stock
1
$1.12>/2
*—.-a—
4%%
Ohio
6-
4
When
Share
Sutherland
%6£c
'
Co.—
Service
(quar.)
Ohio
Per
Name of Company
6-10
_*
Northwestern
Holder$
75c
Monday, May 3, 1954
Ltd.
Co.,
$37%C
(quar.)
common
55c
(quar.)
5-31
4-30
5-20
4-23
$1.12 %
(Continued
on
page
7-
1
6-
4
$1.13
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
4
44)
Number 5321
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1939)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
47% Jan
39% Sep 22
NEW
Bange Since Jan. 1
Tear 1053
Lowest
44% Mar 17
8
115% Apr
20
6
11% Jan
19
5
7% Feb
2
106
8Ya Sep
14
3% Sep
15
10% July 3
6% Jan 23
Dec
31
26% Jan
6
20% Jan
22% Apr
13
Acme
25% Sep
14
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
32% Apr
30
Adams
36% Feb 25
24% Jan
29
Feb
10
Adams-MUlis
16
59% Jan 27
58
Jan
75
Apr 27
31
32% Jan
19
Jan
21% Mar
3
9% Apr
50% Apr
2
30
23% Dec 29
48
Jun
18% Dec
10% Mar
7% Sep 14
49% Sep
3
22% Oct
8
101
Oct
15
150
Jun
3
2
17
52
7% Jan
6
Nov
8
114% Jan
49
10
29% Jan
5
Mar
22% Mar
Feb
107
Jan
162
Apr 23
155% Feb
3
2% Jan
4
31
20% Jan
4
15
70
Aug~10
3
Sep
15
78
Oct
Jan~12
3% Jan
5
145
Apr
4
27
81
Aug 24
80
Jan
39
15
Jan
28% Jan
152
Jan
6
81
15
6
89% Feb
9
4
35% Apr
8
4
97 % Apr
26
104
8
92% Mar 11
97
3
8% Jan
76% Jan
2
72% Jan
104
Feb
98
62
Sep
15
17
6
15
Feb
May
1
18
Ma"r~16
Mar
1
Mar 31
issued"
"when
preferred
100
1
100
4%%
conv—No par
preferred
prior
$4
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
14.375 cum preferred
No par
Chemical &
•
Co
No par
preferred
1QO,
Mfg common
20
convertible preferred—100
Allis-Chalmers
20
50
Apr
29
58% Jan
76% Apr'21
Aluminum
Co
59% Apr
6
Aluminium
Limited
3% Feb
16
Feb
16
Jan
11
1% Jan
5
47
3% Mar 24
28
Apr 23
35
16% Jun
29
19% Mar 18
19
Jan
11
24% Mar 29
Jan
4
195% Mar
Alpha Portland Cement-—
No par
America
1
of
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
1
50
1
14
189% Jan
5
166
55% Nov
2
75% Jan
6
57
Jan
7
64% Apr
30
(The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
4
13 % Jan
29
American
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
79% Feb
8
3%%
29% July
8
American
148% Oct
26% Sep 15
83% Aug 20
14% Nov
5
99
20% Feb
60
59
Jun
12
6% Aug 31
35
Nov
2
34% 8ep 21
01
Sep 17
26% Mar 16
29
Feb
1
Feb
18
102
Apr
23
2
16% Jan
4
21% Apr
6
56
Jan
4
61
9
Dec, 17
Jan
3,
98
6
29
Apr
12% Jan
29
Jan
4
10% Feb
Feb
26
37% Jan
4
45
Apr
40% Jan
27
35% Jan
8
41
Mar 15
47
103% Feb 20
97% Jan
8
3
30
104% Mar
5
Amalgamated
15
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
13% Sep
11
15% Mar 20
15
15
Feb
11
16% Jun
3% Sep
31% Feb
15
9
40% Apr 23
30% Sep 14
72
Dec
6% May
Jan
4
12
12
16 % Jan
4
1
4% Jan
U
17% Mar 31
17
17
Apr
18 % Apr
2
4
46% Mar 10
32
4,
38% Feb
8
93
4
31% Apr
29
14
34% Jan 26
Jan
73% Jan
23
Feb
19
15
26
Oct
14
12% Nov
2
Feb
19
8
27% Jun
48
Jan
31% Jan
20
4
13 % Jan
May 25
8% Jan
18
35
9
Dec
31
57
3
Jan
11
Jan
28
24
39% May 27
26
36% Jun
15
48% Dec 29
44% Jan 20
6% Jan
Jan
23
9
8% Dec
7% Apr
31
Nov
0
94
9
Jan
14
92
4
16% Sep
15
22% Jan
15
21% Sep
16
25 % Mar
18
23% Jan
12
99
Jun
25
104 % Dec
4
100% Jan
19
12% Dec
23
18% Mar 26
100% Mar 17
12% Jan
85% Jan
4
83% Dec 31
24% Mar 16
21% Feb
24
17% Jan
6
19% Sep
79% Jan
18
12
86% Dec
31
84% Jan
4
15% Sep
18% Jun
16
19% Feb
2
17% Jan
11
8
26% Feb
27
84% Jun 23
105% Feb
9
19% Jan
100% Jan
20
18% Feb
2
Jan
4
13% Sep
15
15
11
19% Apr
7
Sep
14
31% Jun
18
20% Dec
31
29 V* Jan
5
28% Sep 16
12% Sep 21
7%
42
Jun
Dec
37
22t
Mar 27 c
15% Feb
f
4
148
Jun
11
171% Feb
6
6
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
16% July 6
41% Dec 15
25% Sep
136
Jun
35% Dec
14
25
18
65% Jan
159% Jan
127
25% Sep 21
36
38
Feb
2
152% Jun
10
59% Dec
23
128% Dec
24
35% Oct 22
111% Dec
8
Jun
4
9
Feb
58
Jan
10% Feb-
67
69
7
7% Jan
5
21
Mar 18
9
92
1
Mar
21% Mar 18
28 % Apr
29
Feb
24
107
17% Jan 27
2
19
Nov
25
187
188%
185
21
22
182%
187
20%
21%
185
186%
63%
567/8
57%
2%
187
77
*76%
28%
*28%
287/a
101%
101%
*101
19%
20
20
61
61
61
28%
28%
102
103
*19%
20
60%
60%
11%
102
20
191/4
"60s
60%
63
100
20%
1,800
186%
102
28%
*101
62%
2%
28%
*197/8
20%
11%
400
2%
28%
30
64-
190
6,500
64%
1,200
117/a
11%
11%
11%
117/a
44,600
77
75%
76%
74
74%
1,100
29
1,400
28%
64%
283/4
29
*101
20%
♦61
101
50
20 ¥2
1,400
611/2
160
101/4
10,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
15¥8
157/a
19,700
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
*15'%
16 V2
*15%
16%
20
1
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
*17%
177/a
17¥4
17 ¥4
51/4
5%
5%
5%
39%
401/4
39%
5%
40%
51/4
12.50
391/4
397/8
25
45%
451/4
45
45%
447%
45
American Car & Fdry common—28
33%
34%
33%
337/8
33%
33%
83%
82
5%
common
preferred
7%
Radio Corp
&
Co
common
preferred
7%
9%
Chicle
American
Colortype
American
Crystal
102
102
700
451%
45%
45%
45%
1,900
33%
341/4
34
343%
6,200
83%
83%
83'%
1,400
*83
30%
30%
30 3%
31 %
4,600
55
56
*54%
55%
54%
55%
54%
54%
54
543%
2,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,500
27VB
27%
27%
27%
27
277%
92%
*92
92%
20
455/8
46%
25,800
126%
126'%
100
10
com
S3
Co
50
1
Products
No par
100
prior preferred
Locomotive
21%
28
27%
28
*92
92%
92
92
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
126%
*122%
27
*123
preferred
Ltd
40%
9%
9%
38%
9%
*29%
31%
*29%
I
*92
39%
40
9%
9%
*30
31%
*92
451/2
45%
*123
128
39%
39%
9%
9%
32
*30
46%
130
39 ¥a
39%
9%
9%
32
*30
137/a
40
9'%
3,500
1,300
2,300
32
14%
4,500
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
37,100
35%
34%
35
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
351%
18,300
68
67%
67%
3%
3%
13%
13%
14
3%
13%
14
66%
3'/8
*28
29%
*28
29%
52%
531/4
53
53%
52%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*28
8%
137/a
13%
671/4
67%
3y8
3%
*28
29%
14
*96
97
*96
97
21
*20%
21
*20%
20 3%
*28
53%
8%
*96
97
*20%
3%
3%
8%
8%
67%
67%
29%
53%
53
*96
20%
537%
*8
21
24%
24%
24 3 8
243%
24%
24%
106%
*105%
1061%
♦IO51/2
106%
13%
137%
137/a
14%
91
91
25%
257%
135/s
14%
2 5¥a
257/a
*87%
88%
87%
88
19%
19 %
193/4
20
26%
*105
*91
27
27%
*105
106
92
*88
24%
*105
13¥4
24%
14 1/8
600
1,660
1,900
7,600
91%
91%
90%
90%
400
25%
257/a
253/4
26%
13,700
89%
89%
89%
*88
89
197/a
20
203/8
20%
203%
267%
28
27¥S
28%
27¥s
28
*105
5,100
106%
19¥a
27 ¥8
106
8%
97
*105%
25%
54%
21
24%
91
2,600
*96
1061/2
14
1,900
3%
97
24%
14
673%
293%
21
*105%
25%
100
92%
34%
91
No par
com
preferred
*105
106
♦105
106
160
4,100
24,600
106
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 ¥s
16%
16%
16%
2
20%
*20%
20%
*201%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2OV4
20
1
*20%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8 1/4
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
500
43%
44%
44%
447%
44/a
447%
45
46%
46%
46%
10,100
Gas Co—No par
21%
211%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
X19 7,8
20%
6,300
Products com
Metal
*122
127
40%
1
No par
Amer Machine & Metals
82%
'
100
7
100
common
preferred
& Fdry common
5%%
21,800
30%
preferred
Home
Co
5,700
40 ¥4
29%
Secur—No par
European
Metal
5¥b
39 3/4
30%
Amer Mach
4%%
5%
40%
30%
preferred—100
American International Corp.Nopar
American Investment Co of 111
1
American
5%
401/B
30%
noncuniulative
3.90%
400
51/4
I
30%
&
American
16
83%
Co
Sugar
convertible
5 % %
16
No par
Co„
American Ice Co common
Amer
*101%
83%
prior
American
7%
102
97/8
10
No par
Cable
&
American
6%
9%
10
100
Chain
American
6%
9%
10
82%
preferred
preferred
convertible
Molasses
30
Natural
46 % Apr
21%
j
*28'A
Co
2,700
200
23
American
News Co
No par
20%
33%
34%
34%
34 3a
33%
34%
34%
347/8
Optical
No par
34¥s
American
34
26
44%
42'%
431%
42%
433/4
441%
443/4
45%
10,100
& Chem cl B—No par
43%
44¥4
Amer Potash
17%
18
173/4
177/8
44,900
18% Apr
19
17'/2
18
13% Jan
4
Jan
8
6% Jan
4
169
36
Mar 31
Jan
5
26% Jan
4
119
24
Feb
175% Mar 12
7% Apr
26% Apr
5
50% Jan
27
8
Apr,13
Apr 21
37% Feb
26
124% Mar 18
common—5
100
5
American
Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer
7%
Rad
Std
Sany
Razor
Safety
No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7%
Snuff
American
6%
100
preferred
Co
25
common
noncumulative preferred—100
15
48% Feb
23
American
No par
American Steel Foundries
Stores
1
Co
44% Jan
5
Jan
4
57% Apr
1
American Sugar Refining com—100
8
133'A Mar
4
7% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
50
10% Feb 25
14
4
Jan
168% Apr 30
65% Jan
28
10
5
37% Feb
15
7
113% Jan
156
10
Jan
4
120% Mar
22
10% Mar
17
4
5
30
93
Feb
28
82% Apr
29% Jan
4
36% Apr
45% Jan
4
50% Apr
5%
29
13
|
7
30
Jan
5
5
t00
Jan
6
5
33% Jan
12
6
43% Jan
4
35% Mar 10
Feb
8
39% Apr
15
106
52% Mar 29
Tel
&
Tobacco
Co
*46
34%
161%
36%
*122
29%
*46
56%
*12%
165
175
7
251/a
25%
47
47%
*175
7
7
25
25%
*46
47
177
*175
V
7
25%
47%
!
*175
177
177
7%
T%
7%
5,400
257/a
257/a
25¥a
3,700
162'%
37
I
46
45
47
34%
45'%
35
34%
33%
33¥4
34%
161%
1603%
1603/4
*1603/4
1613/4
161%
162%
630
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
900
*122
124
29%
46%
29%
46%
124
*122
12%
165%
46%
46%
29%
46%
461/2
6,800
2,000
55¥4
1,200
55%
165%
61%
61%
134%
32%
32%
32%
56
129%
12%
13
165%
13
165%
166
61%
62
134
135%
55%
55 %
55¥4
128%
129%
128%
131/4
13'/4
131/4
1,500
167 ¥«
167%
168%
45,600
13
166 3 8
62%
62%
134 ¥4
134'A
32%
32%
*166%
116%
32%
117
32
116%
62%
62%
129
62 ¥a
620
32%
22,600
116%
1,100
117
116%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2 6 3%
25
26%
18%
17¥4
18%
17%
18 «/8
18%
18
common—No par
17%
18
18
77
77
76
75%
77%
75%
75
77
751/4
72%
71%
69
697/a
68 %
73%
72
67%
73%
15
14%
14%
143%
15
83
100
prior
conv
70
6,900
1,500
10,200
850
830
4,300
15%
15%
15
151/4
14%
I
81%
81%
81%
81%
821%
♦82%
82
821%
81%
34%
347/8
34%
26.400
35 %
35%
347/8
343/4
35%
35%
34%
50
50%
49%
50%
50
49 ¥4
840
4934
50 3%
49%
493/4
33%
33
33%
333%
2,700
33%
333/4
33¥4
32 ¥s
6.25
33%
*1031/2
♦IO31/2
105
391/2
♦1031/2
105
*103%
_No par
105
395/a
25
50
preferred
Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No pat
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
preferred
Oil
105
21.80
Clayton 8c Co
Anderson-Prlchard
*75%
29,100
1343/4
116%
32%
10%
'
610
3l¥a
134
135
116%
Woolen
100
29%
46%
129%
1351/4
122
29 ¥a
46 %
56%
61%
121%
124
29%
46%
128%
134%
*122
29%
56%
12%
124
*
29
29%
128%
56'%
129
34
26%
series
270
13,600
3 3 ¥4
160%
10%
6%
10
7%
25%
116%
.
2,800
37%
34%
25
Corp com
18
175
7%
100
25
100
preferred
Anderson
173/4
18%
177
•
Water Works Co com—5
preferred
Anaconda Copper
14
25%
128%
54 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5
7
5
100
common
Viscose
17%
*175
100
preferred
American
7%
16% Mar 30
4
Jan
6%
American
95% Feb
12% Jan
American
Preferred
20% Apr
Apr 30
American Tel
American
26% Feb
73
page 22.
&
preferred
American
30% Feb
138% Feb
2
Co
121% Jan
9
see
22
21/4
2%
30
31% Dec
For footnotes
*21%
56%
567/8
30
36% Jai*
106% Mar
Jan
23,900
2%
*28'A
16'/a
American
4
Jan
57% May
57%
56
2%
30
16%
American
15
21% Jan
45
57%
*2%
*28
17%
Anchor
32
56%
2%
30
15%
29
Jan
30
40% Sep 15
58
*2%
*15%
8% A'pr
57% Feb
26
25
57%
*28
800
45% Apr
67% Apr
Jun
12,900
52,400
7
75
04
2,900
73'%
55
111
4
89% Dec
Jan
497%
72
63%
common
Interest In
23
126% Jan 14
30% Apr 19
3
67
49%
72%
*109
30
94% Deo
25% Aug 27
50
71
54%
551/4
110
1
of
Feb
22
163
97
49%
71%
110
32% Jan
Sep 11
Sep 11
43% Sep 15
21
15% Mar 18
96
4
45% Feb
49%
69%
53 %
103%
34% Jan
15% Jan
29
29
Apr
Apr
27% Apr
144% Jan
Dec
49%
103
19% Apr
27% Jan
14
5
25% Mar 31
107
5
Sep 21
49%
72%
51%
52%
105
12
10
11% Sep
49%
3%
21
700
71
67%
Apr
951/2
74%
10
9% Jan
*95%
49%
Hawaiian
97
95%
73
American
30
*95%
53
49%
American
54% Apr
95%
51%
*103%
77
30
Mar 18
95
95
52%
1041%
American Hide & Leather com—1
31
95
95
50%
16
36
29
95
102%
23
4
68
4,900
3% Feb
25% Feb
13% Sep
900
3,200
42 ¥s
Export Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Power—No par
Gas & Electric Co...—5
13
143% Oofc 27
119
17
32
42%
—1
Inc
Theatres
Ctfs
American
24
16% July 30
161% Jan
5
60% Jan
17
31%
42%
200
American
42% Jan
May 12
77% Aug
17
31%
42%
Broadcasting-Paramount
11
27% Jan
Mar 20
Feb
17
31%
42%
6,600
20
22% Feb
47% Nov 24
134
17
30%
42
102'%
23
6
40% Aug 10
117% Dec 30
49
Sep 15
120% Sep 24
12
Apr 14
Jan
16%
30
42%
*101
Feb
30
24% Nov 30
44
161/2
31
42%
39% Jan
15
39% Mar 24
36% Jan 30
16%
30%
43
16%
11%
10
preferred
100
American Cyanamfd Co oom
10
3%% conv preferred series B.100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
37% Mar 11
Mar
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
26% Dec
86
16%
31%
42%
68% Apr
33% Jan
67
s?2% Dec 29
10,900
31
63
100
60
90 3/4
102
American
15
89
*101%
10% Apr
26% Jan
17% Feb
11
87%
1,100
101'%
4%%
30% Apr
861/4
200
9 5/s
1011%
24
15
87%
97
100
Feb
9% Apr
85%
12
preferred
convertible
4%
92
46% Mar 16
871/4
9%
37 %
4
7
86%
*95
9%
45
Jan
21
97
*9%
97%
91
Jan
98
*96
9%
37
96% Mar
8
*96
97
9%
44%
6
31% Jan
97%
*96
9%
10
May
125% Apr
*95
96
38
26
Jan
97%
'
971%
9%
44
Apr
8% Jan
97%
16,300
37%
28
39% Jan
34%
400
84%
33
44
5
151
*83
33%
37%
27
lo
85%
321/a
120
29,600
43%
Jan
28% Sep 15
6% Jun 30
4
148
*83%
i
77
com„No par
773%
33/4
1
37
22
117% Jun
77 ¥4
*145%
3%
145
3,400
2,600
18
43 %
21% Apr
2
76%
■
3%
26
37%
18
48% Apr
133% Apr
3%
145
*16%
167
44%
17
43% Mar 25
76%
3%
3%
26
37%
Dec
55% Jan
'
77%
145
32%
88
*162
3'A
44
51
9
3%
145
500
37%
25% May 27
41% Jun
*76%
3%
106¥a
44%
23% Dec
80
76%
145
18
60
14,500
106%
18
*161%
5,100
24 ¥8
37'%
2
9
*161/2
18
8¥a
51
23¥4
26
.
100
900
8.500
*431%
3
Feb
8%
*50
27y2
No par
Sep
23% Feb 10
3%
25%
63i%
Co
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
16% Jan
56
3%
25ye
85%
19%
44% Apr 24
4
3 '/8
251/4
321%
*60%
21
Sep
31/4
*83%
60
American Bosch Corp common
2
2nd preferred 1952 ser $%%— 60
27% Jan
48 % Jan
26
8%
51
24%
23%
26V2
32%
10
15
41"% Apr
23
44% Jan
8'/a
*50
1
i
76%
preferred
6%
Can
35% Feb
8%
51
63%
11%
American Bank Note common
Cable
9
*50
1
pfd
conv
American
27
8%
8%
19%
—100
common
Bakeries
cum
Co
preferred
American
Nov
40 "
Airlines
5
5 % Mar
45% Nov
49% May 25
85% Mar 18
Sugar
conv
4%%
Amer
12% Sep
19¥a
85%
87%
Kid
36% Mar 24
191/4
31%
96
Stores Corp common—No par
64% Jan
19%
*83%
*95
Mills
29
19%
33%
9%
Allied
24
19
85%
95%
Allied
1% Dec
74
33
*83%
97%
Allied
43% Jan
145
9%
30
3%%
3%
3%
97%
20
4%
76%
76%
148
95%
Mar 11
29
3%
*16%
18%
No par
Dye
Apr
76%
*145
3%
26
100
gtd
Inc
110
3%
26%
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allied
3%
26%
*17
Alleghany Corp common
B%%
preferred A
30
30% Dec
73%
*27%
167
Apr
10
74
*162
Industries
4
*72%
167
Allen
29
8%
8%
4,400
75
*162
44
Dec
19%
4,600
75
167
18% Jan
■
19
21 ¥s
32¥a
32
*162
5
common
32
62
19%
21%
32
6,300
16.000
27%
167
Juneau
Inc
Mar
52% May 25
75
21%
32
7
*27%
*162
Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
&
Alaska
Aldens
Jan
8
75
21%
6,400
300
10%
27%
167
16
Oct
77
21%
32
*26%
*106
37% Jan
Sep 14
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
27
106%
26
40
31%
27
*105%
3
86
31%
27%
106%
23
96% Mar
21%
31%
21%
32%
Shares
48%
6%
*105%
9% Apr
55% Apr
21%
22
31%
the Week
112
10 ¥8
7
106
8
Jan
67/8
106
1951 series!
pfd
Mar 25
93% Jan
6%
100
100
10
4.50%
Jan
90
6%
23%
22
45 % Jan
6%
23%
33
4
6%
23%
40% Jan
2
6%
50%
29
2
6%
10%
23
21
Nov
10%
*50
28
94
10%
50%
Dec
59% Jan
10%
21%
471/2
112
23%
35% Sep
118% Jan
48%
112
lOVa
8%
24% Oct
87
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
47%
*111
v.
23%
90% Apr
6
47%
112
10%
19%
1
46%
*110i/4
50
Alabama
9
4% Feb
157
10% Mar
Sep
87% Sep
8% Oct
91
72
Feb 27
5% Mar 25
9
25% Sep
74
14
Sep
Equipment com
48%
111%
10%
*72
1
47%
111%
10%
*27
Corp
48
113
46%
"111
1
Common
130
Apr. 30
$3 preferred w w
50
Reduction Inc common_.No par
j
3% Mar 25
28% Apr
10
Friday
Apr. 29
No par
Gas
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 28
Co
Affiliated
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 27
Corp
Express
Air
26
14
2.80
Co
Steel Co
Admiral
3
24
100
1
Corp
Motors
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 26
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp__10
5
25
3% Apr
Vending
ACF-Brill
Feb
104
Mar 11
ABC
2
21% Dec
160
Sep 11
Sep
6
B
_
preferred
t%
25
HIGH
Monday
P*T
Abbott Laboratories
49% Apr
7
5% Jan
20
Jan
9% Jan
I
Jan
112
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jun
09
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Corp
39
39
39
10
50
50 ¥b
49
50
39%
39%
49
49»/2
*39
33
*103%
39
'
49%
50 ¥s
49 ¥4
105
391%
50 3/a
300
1,606
2,800
11
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1940)
7
'—-Pag, 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Dec
Lowest
Highest
29
new
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
8
15% Feb
LOW
stocks
Range for Previous
Lowest
23
2%F4b.ll
9% Mar 30
Andes
3 % Jan
At
.
stock
york
22
5
Jan
7
a<J 7*
Sep
14
52
Jan
9
32% Jan
4
38% Mar
3
16
Sep
14
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
22% Mar
5
Argo
30% Sep
8% Sep
14
43% Jan
33% Jan
4
15
12% Mar 26
77
15
93
Sep
5
Mar 25
42% Apr
29
30
10% Feb
2
95% Feb
5
Jan
11
93% Jan
6
100
Mar
Jan
14
143
Apr
27
No
Armstrong Cork Co com
No
•3.75
preferred——
No
•4 convertible preferred—No
Jan
13
17% Feb
15
Arnold
5% Jan
4
6'/4 Jan
26
Artloom
57
29
7
21
117% Dec
23
114
16% May 28
5% Dec 30
19 Va Jan
2
16
97
'
71% Apr ,26
3
*8%
.
30
Shares
9
400
274
*2%
36
36%
35%
36
35%
36
3,800
>
21%
201/2
21'/2
21'/4
21%
21%
21%
6,900
41%
42%
41%
42 Vu
42
21
'86%
70%
Apr
9
8%
the Week
Friday
29
71%
9
■■
t
8%
86%
70%
par
*98
98%
par
142
142%
142%
17%
*17%
*93
8%
8%
86%
861/4
71%
70
70%
98
98%
139 3 4
140 Va
141
16%
171/a
9
,
1
86%
143
2%
42%
86
98%
3 Va
8%
42%
8%
8%
8614
86
70
70%
98
.98
'
2%
300
42%
51,400
8%
24,800
2,200
70'/4
70%
7,200
93
141
86
98%
150
140 y4
140 Vi
630
17%
17%
1,000
"
10% Mar 26
5
27
Jan
26
Arvin
18% Mar 25
11% Jan
4
14% Apr
14
Ashland
Dec
14
29
23
Jan
4
26 % Jan
18
18% Sep
89% Sep
15
22% Mar 11
18% Jan
4
22% Apr
29
Mar 27
22
Mar
Jan
22
93% Jan
99% Apr
22
96
100
86
103
32
6
103
Apr
102 % Apr
31% Jan
4
*5'/2
5%
51%
5%
51/2
5%
*23%
23%
231/2
23%
*22%
23 Va
22'%
22%
1,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
12,200
25
25%
25
25%
25
25'/4
25
25
25%
25%
22 "4
22%
21%
22
21%
221/4
22'/,
22%
22%
CM CM es-
.
,
6%
^
1
*
preferred
100
100
-
2nd preferred
Associates
Atchison
Investment
14
Jan
5
92% Jan
8
Feb
5
Common
23
57% Jan
13
54% Jan
4
59% Feb
5
Preferred
25% Feb
18
30% Nov 30
29% Jan
13
33 % Jan
28
88% July 8
83% Dec 29
97% Mar 25
92
Jan
5
85
2
Jan
4
107
Apr
16
56% Jan
6
60
Feb
26
34% Apr
100%
*101'/2
35%
97%
36
101 %
102
102
171/4
171/4
103
101 Va
103
1011/2
101'/a
101 %
101%
36%
36'%
36 Va
37
38'/2
98%
97%
1,600
1,600
11,100
1U
101
*100
1,460
101%
100
37%
38%
5,800
50
99%
11.100
97%
x95%
96%
95
99%
98%
50
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
•57%
57%
3,400
City Electric Co
10
4% preferred
—109
Atlantic Coast Line Rft—a.No par
29
58% Dec
100%
102 %
35%
33%
33%
33
33 Va
32 V\
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,000
a
„
*
Atlantic
101% Mar 29
119% Jan
100%
*101
10
Co..
5%
17%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Sep
50% Jun
101
5%
serles__No par
Dry Goods Corp—
1st
5.25%
29
Mar 25
5%
24
13%
Common
6
38 % Apr
*5%
23%
Inc
2nd preferred $1.50
28
13
Jan
i-No par
2.50
Refining Co———1
Oil &
Associated
3
92% July
2
25% Sep 25
17%
Carpet Co Inc
32% Jan
15
6
5
Corp
Industries
14
15
Atlantic
'
r'r
8%
85%
par
Apr
37
36%
-
42%
5
par
com
preferred
Constable
25% Sep
*11% Sep
22
Illinois
of
$6 conv prior
42
10
Corp
Co
&
2%
21%
-
Sales for
Thursday
9%
21 1/4
26
Jan
9
24
Steel
*8%
3%
37
8% Apr
Armour
9%
3%
36%
85% Apr
59 % Dec
48% Feb
89% Sep
102% Sep
Armco
9'/a
*2%
Corp
Oil
9%
3%
*9 Va
No p®»
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
2% Nov 24
PRICES
Apr. 28
1
inc
Co
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 27
14
Mining
Products
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 26
5
Copper
W
AND
Monday
Par
exchange
Highest
8% Feb
26
Monday, May 3, 1954
.
•-
Gulf
&
I
W
SS
*99%
101
104
105
58
58
*99
101
*99%
101
*99%
101
*99%
101
103
103%
102%
106%
105%
107
106
106%
5,800
Lines1
49
Nov
19
25% Sep 14
89% July
1
2
27% Jan
4
99
Jan
22
95% Jan
4
28% Jun
16
30% Feb
2
Jan
4
31% Apr
24
36% Mar 27
34% Jan
4
42 Va Apr
28
94% July 16
16% Dec 15
108% Mar 18
103% Jan
33% Jan
29
liquidating
Atlantic
29
31% Apr
Ex
100% Mar 30
,
4% Dec
15
28
Dec
17
13% Jan
9
14
Apr
26
9
5
Feb
12
16% Mar 13
15
Jan
20
17%.Mar
7% Mar
36% Dec
29
4% Dec
22
17
16
500
33%
34
33 Va
34
33%
34'%
33%
34%
96%
96
96%
96Va
96%
96%
96 %
96%
97
20,900
640
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
7,100
42%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41%
4,200
112
111%
111%
112%
*111%
15
*14 1/4
Tack
Conv
prior
16% Feb
3
17% Jan
21
Automatic
4% Jan
4
5 % Jan
25
Avco Mfg
52% Feb 26
37% Jan
4
4 % Jan
4
•2.25
14
*141/4
*5%
6
5%
No par
112
5'%
5%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
5
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
(The) common—_3
4%
($1.20)
pref
Canteen
Corp
Co
Amer
of
preferred..
conv
112
14
No pai
common
112
No par
Corp
Nichols
6
44 V* Mar 26
58
5
Austin
Mar 26
58
(voting)
20
convertible pfd series A—100
Atlas
6% Mar 13
58 Va
*58
Powder-
4%
Mar 24
58
58
33%
Common
112% Mar 22
58
100
Atlas Corp
26
8% Feb
4% Dec 18
8
7
Jan
58
.10
Refining common..*.
Preferred $3.75 series B
Atlas
27
distribution-.
42%
*42
No par
4%
5
42
5
4%
42
42
15
112
*14
5%
16
16%
112
320
14%
Hi/a
200
5%
5%
5%
5%
3,100
16
41
15%
17
2,000
4%
5
18,800
41
4%
16%
5
17
15%
17
*15%
5
42
lo
*40%
200
41%
300
B
35% Jan
8
Sep
18% Dec
7
Jan
16
14
45% Dec
21
42% Jan
7
14
ll7/s Mar 26
8% Jan
11
5% Feb
52
1
Apr
19
21% Mar
(T)
Babcock
8
9% Jan
Babbitt
&
inc
Co
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
39
Dec 29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4
43% Mar 19
16
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
22% Apr
27
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
Feb
10
75
Apr
14
Convertible
38
Sep
14
59% Apr
43% Jan
4
54% Apr
30
11% Dec
29
17% Mar 12
12
Jan
4
13 % Jan
18
37% Sep
18% Sep
15
39% Feb
18
35% Apr
28
18
25% Mar 19
20 % Jan
4
23% Mar 15
Bath
9% Sep
14
11% Feb
27
9 % Jan
4
11% Jan
Bayuk
40% Jan
Jun
4
4
44% Jan
7
Jan
4
118% Jan
99% Jan
6
104% Ap:
27
9
13% Apr 22
107
86% May 8
16% Mar 20
81
31
May 19
33% Jan
33
27
Feb
5
30 % May 26
10 % Dec
29
17% Sep
15
Dec
21
Sep
14
14
29
Mar 16
26% Feb
2
16
Oct
90
May 21
93
50
Sep
68% Mar 20
33% Jun
22% Mar 13
1
14
17.
Jun
17
% Dec
30
93
39% Dec
12
7
Dec
30
1% Jan
27% Jan
5
Oct
5
37% Jan
20
44% Sep
15
57% Jan
6
135% Jun
19
146% Dec
16
9% Dec
31
4
Jan
18
29% Jan
4
lO'/a Apr
63
16
Jan
82% Jan
15
Beck
Shoe
14% Mar 31
Beech
35
Beech
| Jan 22
Jan
11
74
Apr 26
38% Jan
4
60
112
4
Jan
24
Jan
6
Jan
27
44 y4 Apr
125
30
Apr
1 Vu Jan
7
144% Jan
5
14
72
Jan
45
Apr
8
19% Mar 19
Bliss
(E
3
25 Va Jan
Bliss
&
5
34
50% Dec 21
46% Jan
8
65 % Apr
23 % Mar
20
24% Apr
8
41% Apr 30
27% Apr
1
9y4 Jan 11
14
12% Sep
15
14% Jun
11
11
Jan
Jan
4
40% Apr
30
Jan
26
12% Mar 12
6% Jan
4
14% Aug 13
13% Jan
4
10% Apr
13
12
52% Jan
14
61% Dec
64% Sep
15
86
86% Jun
15
94% Jan
12
50
11
48% Nov 18
"V
Mar
3
16
Mar 25
Dec
23
Black
11
Mar 22
30
14% Feb
Boeing
Bohn
12% Jan
6IV2 Jan
4
85
y2 Apr
22
23
2,700
10%
10%
3,300
44%
1,900
43 %
93% Jan
49% Jan
12
97
Feb
19
52% Apr
2
7
5
104%
14
14
*13%
14
100
*82
84
*82
84
pfd
1
13%
14%
■14%
33%
33
32
31%
*10 »/4
10%
?<13
Borden
1
73%
43%
peso
%
158%
10%
10%
10%
900
31 '/a
21,300
29
20%
100
43%
72%
44
128
*123
28%
20%
*96
30%
29%
20%
20%
72 Va
73%
20%
700
100
*96
100
71 %
72%
16,200
1
44
43,%
44 %
125
43%
125
124%
1241/4
120
%
u
25,300
7/8
lo
5,900
26 «/4
26%
27 %
271/4
32%
32'%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
5,700
60%
62%
62%
65%
64%
66 Va
88,500
158
44%
158
158%
*158
27%
2,200
158%
800
101%
44%
20%
10 74
10
10%
10
10
67%
66
66
65 %
67
43%
*'•
6 61%
44
43%
44
43%
44 Vb
2p
iu%
20 Vs
158%
*158
158
27%
20%
20 V2
21
20%
21
11,900
17,100
9,000
300
2,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2.50
23
23 y4
22%
22%
22%
23
23 %
22%
22 %
7.50
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
32
32%
32 V4
33
5
83 %
85%
81%
85%
78%
82 %
80%
82%
80%
82%
103,700
5
22%
23%
22%
23
22
221/2
22
22%
22
22%
3,600
40%
41%
5,700
No par
25 %
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26
26
8
8 '/a
8 Va
8>/8
8%
8%
8%
8%
460
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9,900
Inc
Co
Co
Brass
Corp
:
19
*22%
...
A
No par
Inc
8
1
__■
13%
13%
*8
13%
900
5,600
500
11
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
59%
59%
591%
60
591%
60%
60%
61
60%
61 '/2
5
82 %
83
82Va
82 %
81%
821/4
82 %
82 %
82%
83
100
*95%
96
*95%
96
95%
95%
95'/2
95%
50
25
Inc
11
15
Club
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
2,500
5%
5%
2,300
21%
211/2
1.25
(The)
Edison
10%
71%
67%
1
40
2,600
10 %
63%
10 %
44%
12,400
32 %
20%
27%
67%
20%
14%
33%
32%
32%
10%
44
*32%
62 y8
26
t
68
20%
14'%
33%
14
2,600
84
*82
14%
*32%
%
10%
No par
84
*82
80
290
13%
32%
28'/4
43%
68
10
Co
(Delaware)
13%
31%
%
27%
14
32
*96
120%
IS
27%
14%
33%
'
10%
73%
42%
14
32
20%
120%
43%
128
*120
104
13%
10
117
104
13%
100
72%
158%
common.
preferred
Boston
74
117
104%
*32%
29%
20%
*96
ioo
-Borg-Warner Corp
3Va%
29
30%
20%
63%
issued"
Co
10%
100
*96
10
common
»
20%
10
of 1946_No par
%
117 Va
*104
84
*82
■32%
*116
104%
13%
33
44
44
43%
35%
116
116
*104
14%
33%
32%
&
43%
43%
116
104
62'%
Airplane
Stores
43%
116
104
32%,
Book-of-the-Month
'
43%
118
104
(Del) com—No par
Co
Alumium
Bond
15
;
:
Co
50%
50%
'95%
96
50 '/a
50%
2,400
4,500
10,300
/
Boston
5% Dec
31
13% Mar 19
31
46 % Mar
9
20% Apr
15
29% Jan
25
Sep
21
33
2
25%Jart
11
29
5% Dec
31
11% Jan
7
6y8 Jan
6
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 10
23»/a Jan
U
42% Feb
3Gy8 Jan
28
Sep 22
33% Sep
21
17% Sep 21
01
May 28
22% Jun 15
45% Jun
9
11% Sep
25
59% July 14
13% Nov
4
20% Sep
10% Sep
14
72% Dec
3
15
Mar
2
5% Mar 30
4
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
38
99% Feb
9
97
Jan
27
27% Jan 29
26
Jan
6
54% Dec 21
52
Jam
13% July 20
66% Jan
60
Jan
11
19 y2 Jan
4
7% Jan 19
5
Feb
7% Jan
38% Mar 26
100
29
14
17% Jan
35%
Jun
2
22
•
.
5
12% Jan
;
14
4
13% Jan
13
67% Apr
15
13% Jan
15
16% Aor
12
28% May 20
22
Jan
12
25% Mar 10
5
16% Mar 25
11% Jan
83% Feb
74
6
31% Nov 16
43 V* Mar 2
4
13% Apr
Jan
6
30
25 % Jan
11
5
10% Dec
29
17
Jan
2
10% Jan
11
121/2 Feb
10
91% Jan
7
80% Feb
3
Jun
86V2 Apr
10
78
Jan
17% Feb
3
15% Jan
4
6
15
116
Dec
16
146
35
Jan
9
40
11% Sep 30
79
Aug 28
Mar
9
Dec
3
5
15% Feb 16
11% Jan
4
86
79% Jan
14
Mar 16
15
29
27% Mar 20
102% Oct
30
109% Mar 10
20% Oct
15
7
1% Dec 28
6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24
10
Sep
15
86% Oct
7
46% Jan 22
17% Apr 24
21
Dec
29
43% Dec
16
8
Mar 29
36% Feb
5% Sep
16% Dec
16% Sep
11% Feb
111
Juiy 15'
12% Feb 26
24% Mar 12
27% Jan
2
135
Feb
25
10% Apr
12
20% Apr
15
7% Jan
16% Feb
4
100
3
105
Jan
5
21
Apr
4
26
Apr
15
22
Jan
3% Mar
2
1% Jan
4
2
7% Jan
8
20% Jan
4
914 Apr 26
22% Jan 28
27% Jan 29
13% Mar 3
102
Jan
30
54% Nov 27
22
34
54
12% Jan
8
14 % Apr
90% Jan
6
99
29
Feb 23
52 y2 Jan
11
55
Dec 24
22y8Jan
5
26
Apr
9
Jan
5
21% Jan
4
25% Jan
29
5
44% Jan
4
48% Apr
8
Jan
Mar 17
30
301/4
30'/a
30 %
30%
40
*59 Va
60 Va
60
60
60
60%
*63 %
25
24%
12%
12%
12%
67%
67 Va
671%
15%
15%
15%
1,600
25
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
251/2
16,200
16,500
12 %
12%
12
*76
771/4
26
26%
26
*75i/t
12%
12 %
771/4
*751/4
26
26
26%
'
12%
12%
*75%
400
12%
77i/4
1,500
77'/4
27
27
27
1,200
_lo
34%
35%
35
37
35%
37%
37%
39
4014
42%
5
38%
38 y4
38V4
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
33'%
1,100
31,200
J
common
11 %
10%
85%
*85
85%
*85
85%
84%
85
*73%
.
78
*73'%
78
*73%
78
*73%
*731/4
78
17%
18%
10%
17%
10%
11
17%
18%
*12%
13
*12%
115%
116
116 Va
116%
*116
50
*45%
46
45%
451/4
*45
15
5
13
13
13 %
13%
13%
13%
14
85
85
85%
85 y8
85 %
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
19
18%
13
17%
12%
46
14%
14%
15%
xl3%
1514
37,400
85%
*84%
86
*84
85%
410
9%
3,500
9%
9%
19%
19%
(inc
19%
191/2
10o
103%
*1021/2
20
20 %
xl9%
19%
19%
20
20%
25
25
X24 Va
24%
24%
20%
24%
24%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
87 a
8%
8%
8%
9
*21%
21%
21%
8%
9 Va
21%
21%
21%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
9%
19 %
102 %
24%
21%
•4.25 conv preferred
102
1%
5
—,
1031%
1%
Campbell W &C Foundry
—.15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com—1.65%
.
21%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
137a
14»
98%
97%
97%
*97%
98%
97%
98%
_l0o
*54V2
55
*541/2
55
54%
54%
*25
25%
*25
.No par
25%
25%
*25
25 Va
25
24 y4
24%
24
241/2
23%
24%
241/8
457'a
45%
45%
*45%
No par
46
46i/4
451/2
20
24%
1%
270
110
19
800
1021/2
70
201/4
1,700
24%
1%
9
3,20(0
'
7,600
16,600
'
98%
♦54»/2
9%
19
10214
8%
.—No par
55
1,600
*45
*102'%
1%
13
1161/4
*116
45
20 Vs
1
28,000
116
0
;
12%
13
110
181/4
45
10
—
18
116
103%
*19%
78
18%
46
116%
*102
No par
76,400
11 Va
*85
11
_10o
100
;
11
86
10%
100
—5
11%
*85
1
100
1
Corp.
Zinc-LeatK
Mills
12
12%
77i/4
26
500
15%
*75'%
1
66
67%
5
:
10
9,700
*12%
No par
common-
*641/2
65
6,800
32%
15%
12%
24 Va
32%
32%
101
12%
67%
12%
67%
15%
*99
101
15%
12%
*67 V*
15%
*99
*671/4
12%
67%
16
100
16
12 Va
*67%
8%
Cannon
*99
j
Co
Calumet & Hecla
•>
15
participating preferred
Callahan
2,200
23%
30%
California Packing
;
10,200
46%
23V2
30 Vs
Byron Jackson Co
2% Mar 31
9% Mar
37%
46%
24
No par
Bush Terminal Bldg 7% pfd
5%
conv
prior preferred
7%
37%
47
23%
com.;
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
15
16% Jan
1
38
45%
99%
4%%
8
Feb
37%
99%
No par
•_
5
10,300
44%
*99y2
«
28
23%
100
Inc
5,700
38
23%
100
400
6%
431%
42 %
Co——
Bros
37%
1,500
27'%
23%
38
23%
preferred
Butler
27%
421/4
Bush Terminal Co
21
28 Va
37%
Burlington Mills' Corp common
4% preferred
3%% preferred
Burroughs Corp
;
.
27%
23%
Co
Forge
27%
43%
CBigelow
(The) Co
6%
271/4
28 %
37%
6%
37%
preferred-
Co
27%
6%
23%
Brunswick-Bnlke-Collender.
Bullard
45% Apr 15
15% Apr 29
85% Apr
Shoe
29
6%
;
Brooklyn Union Gas
&
28 %
*27
4
63
7
7
43 V8
preferred
cum conv
7
6%
2.50
Bulova Watch Co Inc
18% Apr 26
13% Mar 22
Oct
271/4
$5
30
14
11
21%
27
Budd
6
13% Sep
21%
27%
Buffalo
15
Jun
67
21%
271%
Bucyrus-Erie
Mar 12
74
21
27%
Brown
42% Apr 30
40% Mar ' 1
37% Mar 24
6
5%
21%
*27'%
Brown
:
77% Mar 16
24
578
5%
*21%
27%
5%
15
Jan
22 % Mar 17
6
5%
21%
Roller
3%%
30
5%
5%
21%
*27%
preferred
Bristol-Myers Co common..
.
Mar 11
32% Apr
60 % Apr
100
100
5%
Bower
29 y8 Apr' 23
Apr
24% Apr
RR—
Bearing Co..'
5
Braniff Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co..
*
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
Brlggs & Stratton
>
No par
22
47
Maine
Common
1
16
25% Feb
!
*35
IOV2
12.50
Class B
11
15
57% Mar 17
74% Jan
26% Dec
•
35 r%
21%
10%
100
Bon Ami Co class
11
*35%
21%
1
Chemical
"when
36
*34%
common
W) Co
Laughlin
Blockson
700
50
Decker Mfg
&
Blaw-Knox
12%
10%
43%
Carpet (Del) com.5
pfd series of 1951
100
22% Feb
9
12
12%
21 %
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford
19
21% Apr
36% Feb
17% Jan
12%
35'%
Co
4y2%
*12%
10%
7%
27
12%
2.50
ser
Bethlehem Steel
30
121/4
35%
Foods
66 Vb
9% Jan
12%
1
&
Best
4
65% Apr
*12%
1
28% Apr
6
32% Mar 18
Best
4
Jan
158% Apr 21
12% Feb 12
12%
21%
Mining Co
30% Jan
30
13,000
*115
Corp
Benguet Consol
50
Apr
54%
10%
5
Loan
4
21%
Corp
pfd $3.25
50 3
36
Aviation
Cum
51%
10%
preferred
Beneficial
29
50%
100
Howell Co
Bendix
51%
21%
Bell
Aircraft
50%
10%
Bell
&
51 %
21%
29
4 Va %
3,000
50%
10%
30
8
*72
•
21%
21 V\ Jan
Apr
74
*72
20%
*35%
31% Apr
97
191/8
10
4
27% Jan
6% Dec
170
4
15
3
73%
17% Jan
90% Jan 18
17
Mar" 18
73%
23% Jan
Dec
29%
74%
10
21% Jan
2
72
.1
28% Dec
15
74
Belding-Heminway
15
16% Sep
4,500
22%
15
12% Sep
21% Jan
43%
22
H.% Jan
19% Sep 15
■22% Sep 15
36% July 13
5
42%
14
14
27
34,200
43
22%
32
31% Apr
15% Sep
38% Aug 26
22% Mar 17
20%
42%
22%
10
8
30
20 '/a
42%
22%
12%
Aircraft Corp
Creek RR__
Oct
13'
20%
42%
22
preferred—100
4%%
S)
17,700
22%
52
Inc
(A
1,000
7,800
8%
50
prior
Mills
20%
4%
49
42%
51 %
preferred
Beauntt
27
81/2
4%
48%
•
19%
74
Corp—
Inc
conv
4 Va %
8%
4%
49
No par
Works
Cigars
8%
42 %
—10
,
4%
47%
8%
21
73
preferred
Iron
3%%
'
Mar 12
88
Va %
common
4%
48%
8%
19%
Beech-Nut Packing1 Co
'
30
Jan
Brothers
19%
*4%
46
42%
■
.100
10
preferred
5%
8%
20%
32 % Mar 29
7
112
22% Nov 25
Jan
6
Jan
9% Jan
16
21
19%
4%
47 Va
8%
42%
50
common
4%
46'.4
*20%
.100
common.
Aroostook
Beatrice Foods Co common
21
9
Dec
22% Mar
9
4
Ohio
&
noncumulative preferred.. 100
^Barker
12
42% Dec
28
78
4%
Bangor &
Mar 31
100
5
90% July 28
14% Dec
39
112% Dec
34% May 2o
93
7
Baltimore
4
8%
13
Barber Gil Corp
29
4%
8%
47
(The).Nopar
Corp
47%
4%
_1
Wilcox
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
8
25%
21%
1,200
14
14 V8
22,000
98%
98%
180
54%
200
211/2
541/2
*25
25%
100
24%
24V2
24%
35,100
46
45%
45%
1,400
in
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Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1941) -13
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
8% Dec
29
14
14
30
28
Jan
4
10% Jan
13
19% May 25
113% Mar 19
Jan
10
45
Dec
9
40% Jan
39% Sep
34 % Jan
14
49
Jan
16
40% Jan
48% Dec
14
44% Apr 29
43% Apr 14
62% Apr 13
12% Sep
24
14% Mar 27
14% Sep
16
25
111% Dec
24
143
45% Sep
21
2
•
Jan
107
46% Jan
-
13
Jan
14
Apr
113
5
Carrier
Carriers
12
Case
Jan
4
129 % Feb
26
17
12
i6% Apr
107% Jan
28
53
Apr
104% Apr
21% Jan
7%
96% Jun
23
18% Dec
29
38% Jan
6
Dec
24
133% Jan
2
65% Dec
24
15% Sep
2
15% Oct
30
19% Feb
19
4% Sep
15
7% Feb
26
26% Dec
31
40 % Jan
22
59 % Sep
15
73% Jan 30
104
12
67
Apr
19% Mar 25
16
Jan
4
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
11
20% July 27
20
17 %
Apr
4%%
conv
Celotex
Corp
5%
2
Central
Aguirre
6% Mar 11
Central
Foundry
Central
of
54% Mar 24
5%
72% Feb
25
11% July 14
13
Mar 27
12% Jan
4
14 % Apr
16
42% Mar 25
38% Jan
8
42% Apr
1
21
Jun
12
6
105'% Jan
19
17% Jun
24
2
19% Jan
8
21% Apr
15
15% Mar 15
18% Feb
8
110
Jan
20% Mar
28% Feb
14% Sep
24
23% Dec
;
10
17% Mar 16
4%%
Central Illinois Public Service
10
21%
21%
Central RR Co of N J class A
50
17% Jan
29
Class
B
25 % Apr
30
Central
&
26
12% Mar 18
Central
Violeta
6% Apr
30
4
26
12% Jan
4
16% Apr 15
36% Apr 27
Chain
41% Apr
J"al°nPa"er &
37
Feb
33% Jan
3
26% Jun
16
34% Dec
22
103'/2 Jan
4
Jan
11
98% Jan
5
33.
3
92% Jun
30
18
108
Century Ribbon Mills.—
14
Cerro
15
Mar 17
4% Feb
6
31
31% Feb
4
25% Jan
31
32% Sep
15
41% Feb
2
33% Jan
36"% Feb
3
85% Oct 27
84 % Jan
90% Apr
15
14
Jail
18% Feb
5
12
Sep
21
Aug 31
26% Mar 17
23% Feb
21% Mar 24
18% Jan
26% Apr
7
26% Jan
5
18 % Jan
24% Mar 12
6
34% Jan
21
27 % Jan
32% Mar 12
18
Jan
6
12% Mar
15% Feb
31
10
Jan
6
5% Jan
Dec
29
15
22% Jan
51% Jan
13
40% Sep
17
Oct
27% Oct
12
Sep
14
5% Dec
10
10 % Dec
30
21% May 21
•30% Dec
30
44% Aug
41% Oct
12% Feb
11
46% Jan
6
62% Mar 19
34% Feb
45% Jan
57% Apr
Aug 31
82% Mar 19
63
75
29
29
59
Oct
76% May 27
62% Jan
89% Jun
6
25
Jan
95
92
12
22
7
101% Apr
11% Jan
3
1% Jan
1% Dec
18
13
3% Feb
13% Feb
10
6% Oct
Dec
29
39
Jan
5
21
29
96% Jan
2
56% Feb
22% Dec
22
58% Dec
Jan
10% Feb
7% Jan
13
Feb
14
*26
Feb
Apr
17% Jun
19
7
20% Feb
18
23% Apr
102
Jan
2
97% Jan
4
103% Feb
11
35% Jan
22
55
Dec
4
47
Jan
12
76% Apr
30
24% Jun
16
30% Dec
2
28% Jan
11
Apr
29
70% Oct
6
95% Jan
2
78
Jan
4
98% Apr
19
15
14% Jan
9
9% Jan
5
Jun
10
26% Dec
15
14% Dec
28
72% Dec
28
95
31
152
Oct
5
Mar 24
12
99% Apr
15
33% Mar
5
27 % Jan
4
17
Aug
83% Feb
3
15
Jan
4
9
74
Jan
27
102
Jan
6
Nov
30
180
July 14
89
172
90
Feb
10
47% Jun
16
54% Nov
24
Jun
12
109 % Jan
19
80
100
70% Dec
15
33% Jan
44% Jan
75
Mar 23
4
44% Mar 19
42
Sep
16
11
25% Apr 15
43 % Mar 20
37
24
Feb
Sep
3
29% Jan
1
97% Jan
8
2% Feb
19
2% Jan
14
6
34% Dec
21
95% Feb
15
Cluefi,
2
136
July 24
Dec
89
29
32 % Mar 25
132% Jan
89
Jan
Jan
107
Oct
9
125% Feb 20
111% Jan
874
Jan
7
892
976
Dec
17
Apr
12
140
Apr
6
Feb
10
4
13
2
38% Jan
7
44%
Apr
8
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
,93
Mar
31
24% Feb
27
12% Jan
20
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
43
23
66% Mar 24
41
Mar 22
67
Jan
29
56
Apr
30
13
18% Jan
(The)
41% Feb
3
51% Apr
9
41% Feb
2
50% Apr
30
27
5
12% Jan
4
14% Apr
8
11/64 Apr
22
17/64 Apr
29
22% Dec
24
19% Jan
12
23% Feb
18
4
11
89
Feb
17
preferred
Fuel
47% Apr
19
Class
Rights
27% Dec
26% Jan 11
48 % Dec
8
44
Jan
14
31
Sep
18
38% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
43% Apr
19
Commercial
16
Sep
15
22% Jan
2
16
Mar 31
18% Jan
27
Commercial
32% Jun
I7
37% Dec
2
36% Jan
4
41% Apr
23
Commonwealth
32% Jun
17
37% Dec
7
36% Jan
4
41% Apr
26
36% Jan
4
Columbian
Columbus
29% Mar. 19
41 % Apr
$1.40
26
Jan
4
Jan
29
Conde
20% Apr
26
23% Jan
27
Cone
24% Jan
15
19% Apr
30
23% Jan
26
20% Dec
31
20% Jan
12
25% Apr
2
Feb
25
7% Jan
4
8
Mar
27% Jan
20% Oct 28
18
3
6
7
30
6% Sep 14
34% Jun 10
11
11
40% Jan
4
103% Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
26
12% Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
4
23% Jun
10
42% Dec
4
Nast
Mills
29% Apr
23
Feb
$5
Gas Elec
5
26% Jan
8
7
107
Jan
7
112
1
Preferred
4%%
91
Jun
10
102
Mar 26
98
Jan
7
105% Mar 25
Preferred
4%
5
13% Apr
27
14% Apr
15
7
60% Apr
6
7
25
Jan
26
Consol RR
6% Jan
20
Consolidated
Retail
8% Feb
15
Consolidated
Textile
25% Apr
27
Consolidated
Vull.ee
19
Consumers Power Co com
2
54
5
5% Dec 23
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
Dec 29
10% Jan
6
22% Feb
3
7 ' Apr
17% Jan
6
15% Sep 15
35% Apr 23
4
40% Nov
2
38% Jan
8
5
44% Apr
110% Apr
109% Feb
1
8
99
Jun
19
109% Jan
8
105% Jan
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
5
106% Jan
36
Jun
17
93
Jun
23
18% Jan
2
89% Sep 23
45% Jan 13
87
May 20
112% Jan
16
45
Jan
30
11
101 % Jan
25% May 21
95% Jun
4
20% Jan
103
.
Jan
5
19
15
23% Mar 29
90% Jan
98
Feb
4
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
65
Apr
19
97% Jan
8
96
Jan
21
6
128
Jan
21
For footnotes
63% Apr
42% Jan
102% Feb
133
see
Nov
page
22.
Corp...
11
Jan
Jan
38% Jan
99% Mar
146
Apr
$4.50
6%
5
100
pfd
Stores
Co
102%
13%
'59%
*20%
6%
15
Consolidated Natural Gas
of Cuba
108
10ft
12% Feb
58
14
100
series C
Laundries
29%
No par
series B
18% Jan
16
17
Sep
Consolidated
14%
Inc
Inc
Aircraft
1
10c
1
-
No par
...No par
$4.52
No par
Container Corp of America com__10
4%
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co coin..No par
$5.50
preferred
4
$3,75
26
$4.25
Can
Inc
preferred
conv
2nd
No par
common..—20
No par
preferred-.No par
1
24%
43
109
107
59%
*101%
21%
93%
preferred
preferred
Continental
2/4
33
.
77%
491/4
28/a
48
42 A
16
41
40 %
*40%
6%
20%
20%
%4
9
43
8
a
107%
107
a
14%
14
.
78 /2
46/2
28's
49%
43 /8
16%
41 ,a
41 %
41%
6%
20%
21
24%
19
43 A
108
14,4
Light &
Power Co of Bait com
Jan
110% Jan
107%
1.33%
com
preferred
15
Jan
Y
No par
Non»r
of N
9%
43%
5
25 /a
93/2
13/64 13/64
21% 21%
'
24%
10 Va
43%
Corp
44r
~\49_,
16 %
42 A
52
59
51%
50%
14 /a
13(a
21%
78%
47
28%
48%
50%
43
43%
16
16%
41%
41%
*
41%
41%
41%
41%
6%** 6%
* 20%
20%
21%
22%
*24
Consolidated Foods Corp
Jun
11
No par
Inc
Coppermines
100
48% Jun
com—25
'
29
29/8
199/2 199/2
'191
193/2
13-2 13 2
58 4
59 A
29%
^
108
102%
13%
59%
21%
20%
20%
6%
7%
25%
6 A
7
24/a
6 ,8
7
25/a
42
43 A
43%*
109
107%
61%
10322
94
64aA
*98% 100
146
146v
633A
24%
25%
25%
26%
21,900
23%
23
23
23%
23%
3,300
31%
31%
31%
30%
31
1,300
13'/a
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
2,70Q
7%
7%
7%
7 Ve
7%
2,600
17,600
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
36%
36%
37
36%
36%
5,100
11%
11'A
11%
11%
11%
5,700
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
3,000
56
56%
74
75
75
*74%
65%
68
67
68
67%
98%
98%
98%
98%
*8 'A
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
1,200
*2%
2'A
2 Ve
2%
2,400
57'/a
15,800
300
77
68%
9,800
100
100
2,300
'300
2
8
8
25%
24
24
59 Va
58%
59% ;;
21%
100 Va
*7%
*24
25'A
5 8'A
57%
2
56%
Va
8%
*73A
*24
57%
58'A
8
200
10
73,200
.
»
4
22 Va
•21%
21%
100 %
100%
100%
100%
68%
70%
70
73 Va
74%
76%
7,500
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
22,400
96 Ve
23,400
22
21%
|
94%
94
91%
10%
10%
10%
*99%
100
*99%
96%
10%
100
94 %
6,700
150
700
10%
10%
20
100
*99%
31%
31%
31%
31%,
31%
32%
3,100
16'A
16
16 %
16 Va
16'A
3,400
*76%
78
76%
77%
38'A
77'A
38
280
38%
77%
1,400
38
38
180
37%
*170
180
*170
180
*89
91 Va
*89
91%
•
*170
91%
*89
58%
58%
107%
58%
108%
108%
58%
108'A
58%
107%
•*
58%
108%
109
108
60
60/2
191/8 191/8
109
"107
21 h
94
21,4
94
63
64/a
98 k 99/2
146
146
74
*72 %
74
*72%
5,800
V
400
'■
74
*42%
44%
90
12/a
50
21%
\ 78%
47
28%
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
Ex stock distribution
Consolidated
28
Co
preferred—.25
...
Consol Edison
5
Edison
preferred...
25
Publishing Co—No par
Corp
*.
10
44% Feb
23
No par
conv
Consolidated
14% Apr
__lu
Solvents
10% Mar 30
109% Mar
Inc.—.1
Co
Congoleum-Nalrn
•
Dec
Ohio Elec..5
Engineering
Credit
convertible
$1.32
27
5% Dec 29
21% Dec 29
Southern
&
Combustion
56 % Mar 30
...No par
800
25
'
16
'41/2
52
"48
50%
:,72
Co
Carbon
24%
*72%
43%
90
12 A
52%
% 13/64
29 2
47
25,4
93 /2
2/4
33
25
.91 /a 91/2
120
120 A
949
43
...
common—No pur
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
79,',4
,„J'4
139
44"%
91
12%
16%
49%
13%
A_2.^0
....
Pictures
•
/2
50
50%
50%
14
2.50
23% July 2
38% Sep 11
37% Mar 16
12%
16%
*41%
*51%
*48%
49%
100
pfd
B
Columbia
136
No par
2nd
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl
41% Jan
17
Iron
Columbia Gas System Inc
51% Mar 17
32% Jun
*89%
No par
68 % Jan
29
44
.10
;
42/2
-
91
91/2
120% 120,4
/*940
1 t-
No par
No par
15
15
No par
Corp___No par
24%
16 Ve
32
16.
91/2
99/8
99
122i/4
93 /4
2>*
331/4
*136,,
35/8
199
JZ9
^ A
25/2
93/2
21/4
33
noncumulalive
2
Sep
29 /4
'
100
preferred—lOO
Internat'l
39
.
91/2
59 /4
2?
I!
44
1
1
No par
4%
Jan
199
'9'?
.
31,2
15 /a
79 4
.
100
16
15
33
15 /a
79/4
29/2
v
-
21 /8
49 /8
preferred
66%
99 V4
8%
94%
J9'8 J9/?
99/2
19/8
21 8
47'/4
common—
74
93
''42(j
stock__5<)
l
52% Feb
50% Dec
35 /4
99
59 /8
199,/
*72;4
& Southern Ry com
JOO
noncumulalive 1st pfd—100
50% Dec
3o0a
"?9^ 191
gtd...50
4%
8
79
No par
...
&
79/2
94^
par
24%
1001/4
79
35
Colorado
45
37
22%
par
Colorado
Mar 24
69% Dec
7%
1,100
'24%
74
21%
,
1,500
17%
54 %
22%
*179
' 99
90%
*17%
28%
22%
]()()
34,500
90%
17%
11'/a
8%
25 %
58%
.
35%
90%
17%
10%
2%
5
34%
1,000
35%
*7%
*24
58
20
1,100
31
*90%
24%
7
7%
100
x30%
34%
60
5%
12 %
26
58%
31/8
15 4
79
39'8
34
102
*5
31 %
31 A
12%
7
10%
36%
ll3/a
28%
55%
13%
2%
19/8
*100%
5 Va
31
*30
40%
22
7%
*24%
58'A
10
5 Va
*36
24 3A
13%
"J*
18
*24%
13%
2%
•
90%
17%
l31/o
2%
25
34%
90 %
99%
8%
.
30%
33%
223/8
7
10%
36%
41%
28Va
55%
*79
65%
99
8%
11%
67
100
coin
v;
5%
30%
5
5/4
30 h. 30%
33/8 34/8
90A •99/4
171/4 17%
101
101
>
5%
29
55%
75
67%
99 %
8%
*
16
65% Mar 24
6
102%
102
36%
35%
H%
28%
54%
100
15
1
59 % Mar
102
26
22
11% Jan 29
1,100
102
7
39%
39%
"'102% 104
Feb
Dec
7
40
39%
.
47% Feb
Sep
9
1,900
40%
Peabody & Co coin
preferred
$3.50
6
47
12% Dec
36 Va
40%
Collins & Aikman Corp
5
49
38% Jan
36 Va
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
26
14% Jan
50
38% Jan
36%
40 %
No par
4%
4% cumulative 2nd
Coca-Cola
Dec
15% Mar 24
36%
40
preferred—100
RR
Inc
Coca-Cola Co
Apr
Jun
47% Jan
35 3A
40
....
125% Mar 17
13
90
36%
No par
Ry Co
conv
cum
Corp
976
80
23
36
Illuminating com.No
iNo
Foods
%%
7%
2
94
4
500
36
new
guaranteed
Corporation
Clopay
11 Va
36
preferred
Clinton
4
24
92% Apr
11 Va
400
Climax Molybdenum.
4
11%
14,000
II,800
preferred
Clevite1
9
25%
15%
pfd
Co
27
25
400
25
15%
Common
30
Feb
5
800
17
25
15%
10
Special
4
*16%
17
15%
1
23% Jan
Apr
17%
200
4,500
*16%
15%
No par
Pitts
1,200
21%
21%
15%
10
49
18% Jan
78
Dec
Elec
$4.50
Cleveland
29% Oct
14
28% Apr
128% Sep
38% Dec
Cleve
15
Mar 22
17
16
com__No par
noncuniulative
5%
97% Nov
19
89% Jun 12
2
Mar 24
Mar
Co
21%
17
15%
.No par
convertible
Equipment.
4,700
108%
21 %
V
16%
163A
108
jg '
100
C C C & St Louis
' Mar 15
44
Jan
Stores
4%%
Clark
21%
108%
i57/8
,1
1
preferred
City
28
20
21%
*108
4,100
common....—5
28
Apr
108%
6%
Corp
16% Apr
39% Apr
108 %
2,600
i
23%
City Products Corp
78
42 %
6%
Milling Machine Co
15
75
Jan
Sep 21
18
5%%
14 Va
42 Va
23%
25
33% Feb
104
14 Va
6%
preferred
Co
14 Va
42%
24 Ve
25
Investing
58 Va
13%
♦42 Va
6%
Co
Financial
T
58 Va
59%
14%
41%
23%
common.^
14
59% Mar 18
70% Jan
I
58 %
14
41%
6%
Pac
&
nolicum
Western
Jan
109%, Apr
Jan
33% Sep
22% Jan
C
58 %
2,800
23%
Cities Service Co—
City
26
*6%
4%p?efer;eT~~~IIoo
1
91
Mar
41
11% Mar
210
Feb
53% Jan
107
36
25%
23%
preferred series A
Cincinnati
26%
200
24%
i
7
25
25%
2,300
*6%
Chrysler Corp
64% Mar .19
91% Jun
9% Sep
Co
25%
I,300
18%
23%
No par
Copper
700
5%
2,800
18 %
6%
No par
convertible
5%
Chile
20%
5%
■
24%
Chickaslia Cotton Oil
Childs
16%
*20 %
5%
:'
67%
6%
convertible
11
*16%
20'A
5%
57%
;•
253/8
22
16%
20 'A
5%
25
24'4
conv
*16%
20%
53A
67%
23%
241/2
225/8
31/a
125/8
5%
16%
20%
i*ll Vo
Corp
Chicago Yellow Cab
18
*16%
11%
24/8
15
,70'
18%
*11%
preference_.No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
24
43,100
18 'A
11%
253/8
22;'8
31%
13!/o
07
71/8
10% ,.; 10%
$3
9% Mar 15
8% Jan
11
Apr
70% Mar 19
Jan
9% Jan
14% Feb
7% Oct 13
10% Sep
Mar
Jan
17%
113%
18'A
V 11%
C°-
Paul
16%
113
100
18%
11 %
2*'/U
A
17%
113
10
8,900
105
68 %
.11%
—
St
*103
51%
68
24%
10
North
16%
*111%
124
67%
*16%
5% preferred series "A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No par
9
6
59
28
Products
series
16%
112%
.
51'A
67%
17%
Co
Milw
124
51
105
24%
A
&
125
50%
*103
17
251/8
22^4
*31%
5%
30,200
*124
51
24%
24*"4
Chic
12% Mar 31
14%
14
24%
40
26
2
1,300
15 Va
15%
16%
17/4
Chic
10% Mar 25
10% Jan
12,800
15%
60
15%
,5
Class B
35% Mar
2
1,100
-60%
60%
15 %
*16%
5
30 %
34/2
99/4
173/4
7% Apr 29
42%
x24%
5% preferred
5o
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
8
42
No par
preferred
Class
42%
16%
Corp
Chicago
13
42 Va
24%
5
39/8
33/8
25% Mar 19
16
3,700
15%
105
16%
50
44%
.59
■
8,300
114%
16%
Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
28
23% Mar 13
,*
125
112
16%
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com_.No par
15
Jun
•
50
21%
Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia.—_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
30
21%
44'/a
24%
Checker Cab
Mar 17
15
Apr
Pasco
Belt
$4.50
4% Sep
7% Mar 27
de
Certain-Teed
25% Dec
17% Jun
Co
21%
114 %
5
Corp
Sugar
15%
*103
109
16%
7,200
26,700
21
44%
50
_
West
16%
*16%
15
*124
57
21%
9
35
-
44%
9.50
i
South
/
59%
15%
42%
109
42%
15
14%
42
57
108%
15% Mar 20
Sep
14
42%
108%
6
Apr
14
42
57
*
.
58%
25
100
4
7% Jan
24%
•
Shares
8%
34%
116
*114
44%
42 3 4
20'%
25%
57%
14%
.•
114%
Apr. 30
35 Va
20%
-
the Week
Friday
'
9%
203A
44
6
,
9
34%
114%
68%
18%
16%
18%
*16%
*20%
9
35%
20%
*113
" 67%
*5%
25
100
common
"111
>
5%
.
8%
34
43
43
58%
60%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*124
126
50%
51
*103
105
16%
167/a
20%
5%
No par
preferred
2U% Jan
38% Jan
Sep
80
Light
Jan
23%
20%
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
5
9% Mar 12
6% Dec
19% Oct
30
5
Mar
Ry
preferred series B
Central
Central Illinois
15% Jan
28% Feb 25
18% Jun
11 %
112
5
Co
Co
9%
37 %
20%
20%
*114% 116%
44%
44%
■
16%
*124
126
50%
51
103% 103%
16%
16%
1J3
113
68%
68%
18%
18%
16%
17
1
Sugar
Georgia
10% Feb
14% Sep
10 '/a Dec
20
21 % Mar 12
35% Jun
97
preferred
6
4
12
;
No par
common
Jan
32% Jan
100
Ainer com_.No par
preferred
100
preferred series A.l00
2nd
7%
4% Jan
23% Mar 25
10
common
4.20%
9
36%
15%
Celunese Corp of
26
Apr 12
74% Apr 12
19% Mar 15
19
Jan
Preieired
13
1
12.50
100
Caterpillar
120
4
5
98
Corp
Co common
preferred
.Tractor
"
24
10
i__
General
&
(J I)
9%
38'%
20%.
116%
44%
43
61%
15%
44%
43
00%
15'/a
.
5
1
Corp
30
17% Apr
44% Feb
102% Feb
9
2
Feb
Mtg Co
Carpenter Steel.C.q
15% Apr
'
Jan
65% Jan
105
Apr. 29
20%
*114%
30
Sales for
Thursday
lo
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power &■ Light
No par
115% Mar 22
34% Jan
103 % July 20
SALE PRICES
Apr. 28
9%
(Philip)
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 27
37%
Carey
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 26
1
Co
(The)
LOW
Monday
Par
__5
Carborundum
39% Apr
9
21% Apr 30
*
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
18
17% Jan
May 27
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% Jan
13% Jan 29
23% Sep
16% Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year19C3
Lowest
Continued—Page 3
'
•
44
*42%
44
*42
44
21%
48%
47%
48%
48
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
93%
94%
93%
94
93
2%
2%
20%
20%
46%
20%
20%
20%
420
93%
2%
2%
2%
1,800
33 Va
33%
33 Va
4,300
*136
*91,%
93
121'A
121%
120'A
3,900
2%
136%
93
41,300
25%
33%
33
32%
136%
7,000
49
1
136 Va
93
122%
43%
Va
92
120%
10
136%
1,000
92
122%
6,200
8,100
*940
*930
*930
*136
—
43%
43%
43%
91
91
91
43%
43
90
90
12%
12%
13
13
12%
12%
1,600
16
16%
16
16%
13,500
41
41
41%
41%
230
51%
51%
*90
15%
16 Va
41%
41%
52
52
*51%
180
50
52
.
130
49
47
48
45
45
49%
51
50%
51%
51
51%
50
50%
50
50%
50
50%
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
82,600
17/64
21%
15/65
%
1,219,300
21%
,4,600
*48
i
13/64,
21%
21
8,400
5,700
21%
"*77
21%
45%
46%
45%
46 Va
46%
46%
3,600
28%
28'A
28%
28%
28
2 8'A
4,500
51
52%
51%
52%
19,100
42%
43'/a
42%
43%
16 %
9,600
10,700
40%
17,500
*77
79
48%
51 Va
42%
43 Va
•"
79
*77
10
79
16 %
16'A'
16 Ve
16%
16%
40%
41 Va
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
40 Va
40%
*40%
40 Va
6%
6%
6%
40%
*40%
.
5,700
"1,000
(
1,900
6%
6%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
6,400
19 34
20%
19%
20
19 Va
19%
12,100
24 %
24
24
6%
*24
9%
1
'
9%
10
43 Va
43%
107%
107%
14
28%
108%
*101
*13
43%
108
14%
14
29 Va
29%
10
108%
1,800
14%
2,300
29Va
13,500
29%
13%
*13
6%
7
7 Va
59%
*20
*6'A
7
14,400
14%
102
58 Va
15,200
108%
109
21%
:
14%
109
6%
10.
108%
*101
57 Va
100
24%
43%
Va
*19%
9%
43%
102 Va
108
*24
43%
13%
29
109%
*101
*13
59%
59%
21 Va
*19%
6 Va
*6%
7
25%
7
25 Va
109%
102
13%
60
21%
160
20
600
4,100
100
6%
1,600
7Va
2,100
25%
102,600
43%
7,600
24%
25 %
24%
42%
43
42%
43%
43%
108%
108'/a
108%
109
510
108'A
108 Va
107 Va
*107
108%
108%
108%
150
107%
x57%
59 Va
59
59%
59%
61%
8,200
*101 %
102 Va
21%
21%
93%
62 Va
*98 Va
*142
93%
63%
*102
102%
*102
102%
50
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
3,900
93%
93 Va
93%
93%
430
63%
5,800
62%
63%
102
98 Va
98 Va
147
144'A
144 %
63%
*98 Va
*143
102
200
148
130
14
(1942)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
7% Apr
7% Sep
15
10% Mar 17
28
8% Apr
8
11
20% Mar 17
18
Feb
23
19% Jan
14
16
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
6
16
82% Jan
7
72
67
Jun
iVa Sep
Feb
15
7% Jan
12% F«b
Continental
13
62% Jan
15 Va Sep
15
22
14
28% Mar
21
26% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
% Apr 22
30% Apr 29
19% Sep
48% Jan
15
27% Feb
2
20% Jan
4
24
Apr
9
52
43% Dec
30
19% Sep
19% Sep
6
52
6
52
Jan
4
15% Jan
4
20
4
Jan
68% Apr
17% Apr
30
Continental
OH
28
Continental
Steel
25
28
49
J-an
25
30
44% Mar
5
49 % Apr
9
21% Jan
4
32% Mar
4
Cornell
63% Feb
9
Corn
12
Jan
Convertible
Preferred
11%
11%
11%
85%
843/4
8%
15
26% Mar 25
Jun
18
68% Jan
>58
70
15
90% Dec
60
Mar 22
Apr
1
87% Jan
12
108 % Apr
28
9*3 Va Sep
14
96% Jan
19
95 Vs Jan
8
99% Apr
13
93 % Sep
15
98
Jun
25
96% Jan
0
67% Feb
6
78
161
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30
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14% Jan
13%
33%
47%
105
*98
Lack & Western
Delaware Power St Light Co
4.40%
600
13%
99
common
Steel
100
26%
26%
7
Delaware
De
99
26 5/b
13%
*98
Co
Records
Detroit
*97%
26%
13%
1
57
10
263%
26%
7%
7% preferred—
Delaware & Hudson
10
12% Jan
9 %
*26%
2,000
13%
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co.100
7
17,400
26%
Detroit-Michigan 8tovs
10% Jan
34%
13%
29
Jan
19% Apr
5
29% Apr 30
33 % Apr 30
101
Rubber
Detroit
34%
10
Preferred 3.90%
Co
34 %
98%
Inc
&
2,000
33%
98%
Preferred 3.75% series A
Preferred 3.75% series B
Deere
1%
26%
1
common
Dayton Power Sc Light
26,600
Vv
3%
1%
V
99
23
8
10% Jan
S
"M
v»r
10
33 % Jan
41% Deo
A
Apr 30
19% Mar 5
15
33% Jan
12
JVj
2
Feb
18
3
Nov 30
9
34% Mar 23
20% Jan
343/4 Feb 13
14% May 25
13% Feb
4
12
303,4 Apr
22
3%
*97%
2.60
pfd
series
120
1%
343/8
Deep Rock Oil Corp
52y8 Feb
60
Preferred 4.60%
12,000
1%
98
10
convertible preferred
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
10
33% Jan
29
1%
90
"
:
181
213/4
4
100
*
180
22%
*3%
1%
1
series
46
303/a Jan
215/8
4
33%
No par
Inc
11
18
182
98
loo
Inc
Decca
21
4
*l3/8
No par
14
15
180
213/4
99%
common
103/4 Jan
Feb
1%
1%
180
21%
35%
common
preferred
Dayton
73%
*98
oommon__ l0
Stores Inc
27
40% Sep
103A.Oct
243/4 Jan
pfd
5%
Mar 12
973/4
723A
99%
1
Daystrom
973/4
743/a
*98
Corp common
3%%
973/4
73
34
common
common
Davega Stores Corp
96% Apr
1
903/4 Apr 23
28a/4 Jun
55 3/4 Dec
Dana
30
11% Dec
May 28
143/a Mar 15
52% Mar 15
33 % Jun
92 %
1
5% Mar 12
*96%
74%
3%
1%
973/4
97%
35%
A
Cushman's Sons
8% Mar 17
3%
97%
400
5,300
2
preferred
Class
Cutler-Hammer
40% Mar 28
4
1%
99
No par
15
92
22
3%
*97%
180
21%
,
99
73%
181%
21
5
Publishing
29
13
Dec
181
21%
.
2.&0
preferred
Feb
22
4
180
21%
105
;
*963/4
98
75%
loo
Drug
54% Apr
29% Sep
97
73%
*49%
35
Inc
Curtiss-Wright
13
83 % Dec
180
1
preferred
Press
Curtis
1
Mar
99%
75
74%
*17%
185
57
*98
50
*98
*80%
24
5,800
50
46
18
Jun
213/4
*49%
46
81%
non-cum
21 %
J
50
47%
81%
30% Apr
23%
47%
100
8
213/4
12,400
*49 %
10o
Cuba RR 6%
Cuban-American Sugar
7%
preferred
20
19
23%
29%
48
23%
26
52% Apr
23%
3,300
29
.
233%
50
24%
25
8% Apr
28% Jan
21%
23%
1,000
23
48
23%
14% Feb
29
21
23%
*49%
25
Apr
20% Jan
Mar 17
30%
par
4
12% Mar 19
29%
Crucible Steel of Amer common
5% convertible preferred
4
64
29%
*32%
46%
5
34% Jan
28%
*104%
72% Jan
21
28%
5
14% Jan
Sep 21
233%
28%
No par
Corp
11% Jan
«■ Nov "18
29
|
preferred
5
6% Sep
28
No
Zellerbach
$4.20
6
52
23%
oommon
$2 preferred
Crown
Jan
27
23
Corp (The)
89
29
223/4
100
17
Jan
23
18
1
20
Corp
perferred
36 % Jan
~6%
22%
25
31
5% Apr 28
10,800
24%
Corp
24
8% May 21
17,000
24%
|
common
15
180
8%
68%
*173/4
100
11% Dec
9
83/4
673/4
173/4
Refining oommon-28
13% Dec
82
8%
68%
173/4
50
Electric
68% Sep
Mar 17
8 3/4
67%
173%
50
series
Crown Cork & Seal Common
1
26% Apr
83/4
673/4
1
Co
3%%
19
47% Apr
105
8%
173/a
common
5%
International
700
65%
Inc
Coty
Coty
3,700
8%
par
preferred
Crane
86
17%
Cosden Petroleum Corp
99% Mar 30
33% Jan
May 18
20% Sep 15
29
2
Jan
103
91
22 Va Apr
3
27% Mar 12
15% Mar 2
10
26% Jun
Mar
34% Apr
2
10% Dec
Jan
2
15
25% Sep
16
Products
85%
66%
99%
24
853/4
8%
■:
105%
71% Feb
5,200
85
6,900
17%
98%
174% Jan
11%
65%
104%
9
10%
17%
•
31
11%
67
3Vi%
Nov
11
r
1
MO
Works
7%
18%
17%
preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Glass
7%
Xl8 %
66
Exchange Bank St Tr Co
Corn log
176% Dec
Mar 31
15% Dec
21
7%
18%
14
series
DubUler
Shares
7%
85
8%
the Week
Apr. 30
*173%
11%
84%
Friday
Apr. 29
7%
11%
Sales fee
Thursday
18
85 %
'
18% Sep
7%
18
11%
Delaware.
pref
6%
7%
18%
84%
Corp
Corp ooianaon
Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Jan
7%
18%
.
-10
Copper
55% Jan
7%
18%
-1
of
Cooper-Bessemer
Apr. 28
7%
Motors
48% Oct
Wednesday
Apr. 27
*18
Insuranoe
Continental
Tuesday
Apr. 26
Diamond
Continental
9% Mar 18
4
Monday
Far
Continental Cop St Steel In*
6% convertible preferred-
11
Apr
117s Mar 25
5
STOCK
30
86
14
Mar 18
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
17% Jun
9'% Sep
ContiaHetf—Page 4
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
Monday, May 3, 1954
25
100
8.50
1
No par
10o
50
17%
2%
177s
40
2
17B
17%
17%
2
25'/«
243,4
38%
38%
17%
17%
17%
2%
17%
2
17%
2%
9,500
160
187b
11.800
10
10 3/8
97s
10%
10 Vs
101/8
IO3'8
10%
10
10 Va
10,100
24%
24%
24 3A
24%
24'A
24'A
24 3a
24 *'a
241/4
24'%
2,400
28
28
28%
*95
2334
9%
165/8
287s
281A
287s
28
28%
28%
28%
96
95
95
95%
96
95
95%
233/4
23%
237s
23%
237s
23%
24
9%
9%
97a
9%
167s
*68
68%
*71%
74%
93/8
9%
16%
16%
-
163,4
167b
16%
68 %
68
*71%
-
*67%:
*71%
74%
68
68
74%
■
-
*7l7z
•.'9%
17
68
74%-
*95%
23%
9%
16%
68
*71%
96%
24
9%
6,000
80
4,600
12,100
17
13,000
68
300
<74%
»
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5321... The
Volume 179
i
Range for
NEW YORK8STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1»63
Lowest
Highest
Sep 14
14% Mar
4
Nov
16% May
12% Feb 16
69% Mar
49% Jan
4
13% Apr
69 % Apr
July 13
1% Apr
26
28% Mar 25
21% Jan
4
1
Fairbanks Morse
10% Mar 25
9% Jaw
11
13% Apr
1
14% Apr 30
18% Jan
27
14
Jan
2
2
3
Sep 14
15
■1
6% Sep
!
>
23% Mar
Oct
9
40
Sep
14
63% May
7% Apr
23
27% May 21
48
105
5
8
8
4% Jan
15
Jan
19
25% Apr
22
3% Apr
1
10'
Mar
43
104% Mar 26
23
23%
7,300
13 %
13
13%
49,400
15%
15Va
15%
15 %
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 7
Jan
29% Jan
67% 8ep
14
86% Jan
5
76
Feb
15
13% Jun
8
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
14% Jan
12
63
Jan
12
76
105
Apr
7
49 V* Feb
17
53% Jan
5
First
8
8% Jan
25
Firth
14
Fllntkote
107
Oct
26
64
8
May
Dec
21
107% Mar 19
4% %
Mar 25
25% Jan
31% Apr
Feb
11
98% Jan
102% Apr
15
24% Feb
27
16% Jan
21% Apr
23
29% Dec
7
28 % Jan
33% Mar 31
39% Oct
21
25% Sep
18
32
93
10
100
Sep
7% Mar
13% Mar 17
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
(The)
$4
38% Jan
44% Apr
30
Florida
11% Dec 31
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
14% Jan
22
Follansbee
Steel
31% Dec
3
30% Jan
42% Mar 31
Food
5
93% Jan
Sep 16
33% Oct
6
Jun
81
Jan
99
92
Jan
100 % Mar 19
2
37% Jan
12
41
88% Jan
0
98
Mar 12
12
94% Jan
4
100
Mar 16
Inc
3%%
IS
6% Jan
22
Gabriel
4
23% Apr
15
4
7% Apr
1
5
39% Ap*
34% Apr
30
Gamewell
26
30
Gardner-Denver
28% Jan 27
4
33% Jan
7
24% Jan
7% Mar 12
3% Apr
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
37% Mar 12
12
25% Apr 28
29% Mar 24
25 v* Jan
20% Jan
Co
Co
Co
convertible
Garrett
Corp
21
Gaylord
24% Apr
30
General
American
27% Jan
6
103
Jan
18
40% Dec
18
38
: Jan
13
46Mar
2
General
Amer
10
Nov
19
14% Mar 18
9% Jan
12
11
6
General
Baking
July
1
9% Sep
15
28
4
$8
23% Mar 11
General
Bronze
4
11% Apr
14
General
Cable
Feb
2
76
Apr
29
9
34% Apr
1
Jan
71
8
30% Mar
19% Jan
18% Apr
2
129% Apr
2
122
Jan
20% Jan
29
15
Feb
26
128
15
General
10% Nov
31
66% Apr
11
Jan
8
11% Apr
6
Jan
4
45% Apr
Jan
4
48
Apr
27
27
oi
Jqn
4
124% Apr
30
General
38% Apr
8% Sep
15
11% Feb
61% Dec
18
94% Jan
General
Finance
General
Foods
8
8
$3.50
General
9% Apr
11% Feb
30
Jun
17
5
67% Feb
22
124% Jan
2
Jan
4
124% Mar
106
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
123% Feb
26
131
53% Sep
112% Jun
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
4
70
Jan
60*4 Jan
9
119
1
16
3
Mar 10
Apr
30
4
125% Mar 30
Jan
4
100% M<ir 30
22% Jan
11
118% Jan
2
123% Jan
5
91
Sep 15
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
99% Jan
14
25% Feb
5
54% Mar 30
48% Jan
8
21% Sep 15
8
65% Dec
27% Mar 23
25
Jan
4
36% Apr
29
59% Dec
21
57 V* Jan
4
70% Apr
28
4% Jan
5
3% Jan
4
3% Dec
10
23% Jun
10
25
18
93
Sep
May H
i
10% Jan
19
29% Dec
37% Jan
28 % Jan
28
Oct
14
Dec
51
86% Dec 30
99
Sep
i
8
31% Feb
100
22% Sep 15
74% Dec 16
69
8
26
4
13% Feb
1
28
23% Feb
26
Jan
12
47
4
9% Oct
28
23
Dec
Sep~15
4
35
Apr
4
86
Mar 22
79
Mar 18
12 >/e Jan
29
10% Jan
4
Jan
11
4
111
Mar 29
15
110
Apr
46
55% Mar 29
26
Mills
General
Motors
preferred
102% Jun
2
Jan
4
93% Apr
19
12
63% Apr
19
105% Jan
4% Dec
49
Dec
29
9% Jan
4
5
109
26% Jan
19
25
31% Apr
18
34% Dec
30
15
20% Jan
5
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
29% July 16
34% Dec
31
33
14% Sep
85% Oct
86% May 22
7
Dec
22
28% Dec 30
14% Jan
52
Nov
45
Dec
17% Oct
5
30
29
1
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
29% Dec 22
19 %
Sep
18
97% Feb
4
16% Jan
15% Mar
7
94% Jan
7% Mar
29
5
92% Jan
27
37% Mar
19
100
8
2
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
11
58% Mar 25
2
Mar
4
5
17% Jan
4
131 % Jan
4
145% Mar
26
4
Dec
31
71 73
Apr
9
40% Jan
2
i'< 30
Apr
28
33% Feb
1
20% Jan
8
22% Apr
19
78
23% Mar 25
For footnotes
see
page
22.
78
Mar 22
30
30%
31%
31%
32
32
34%
7,200
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
2,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
36
36
200
29%
8,600
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
I,500
25%
X25 %
25%
*24%
26
*25%
25%
30
i
30%
30 %
37
25%
3%
27 ?■
*36
30%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
5,400
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,200
3%
200
5
•
24%
*105%
106%
*105%
106
41%
42%
42%
43
10
106
41%
42
10
10
10
10
10
v
105 %
24%
105%
*105%
106
80
43%
44%
43%
45
9,600
10
10
9%
10
2,500:
148%
♦145
11%
24'/a
24%
23%
106
22%
24'/a
.
1
145%
145%
145'/a
145%
144'/a
145%
190
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,700
145%
*144
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
76
*75%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*33%
34
*33%
34
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
200
76
33%
125%
♦126
126
125%
127
126
18%
18 %
400
2,500
100
127
*125%
127
*125%
18%
11
11%
*11%
11%
11%
700
44%
*11%
47,800
44%
44
45%
47
46%
47
*46%
46%
No par
113%
114%
119
119%
123
121%
124%
72,200
40%
41%
117,100
114
com
Corp
10
10 %
1
10
No par
No par
1
60%
61%
97
97
10
No par
60%
115%
117
38%
39%
10
10%
61
60
_
*96
98 %
*95
10%
10
10%
10
63% V 63%
63
63%
63
121%
122%
121%
*124
130
68%
68
69%
10%
10%
10
10%
63%
62%
63 %
*122
130
125
68%
123
3,200
*123
290
*121% 123
69%
129
123%
100
70
69 %
123%
200
63%
'62 %
8.000
123
68%
122%
'. ;
5,500
10
9%
125
♦121%
123
*124
97%
*95
97%
3,700
3,200
10
62%
60%
60%
♦95
123
67%
9%
10
9%
60%
60%
97
130
68%
41%
40
39%
44%
71,400
124%
1,600
1.300
98
98
97%
98
26%
26%
26
26
1,600
56%
57 %
56%
56%
56%
57 %
57%
57%
58%
4,800
General
Precision
33%
34
33%
35%
34
35
34%
36%
35%
35%
15,701/
General
Public
Eqp Corp
1
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
31%
31%
31%
31%
28%
26%
104'/2
*103%
105%
*103%
105%
♦103%
105%
10c
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
,13%
13%
13%
General
Refractories
—10
46%
pfd—No par
—20
99%
:
Steel Castings
$6
Corp
issued"
common.No par
—100
General Tire & Rubber com
2.50
4%%
Corp
preferred
4%%
100
100
1
preferred
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
3%%
(The)
Gillette
$5
Co
common
1
preference—No par
Co
convertible
5%
pfd called
conv
Glmbel Brothers
*
Co
9
common
(The)
Goodrich
51%
33%
34%
34
34%
30%
30%
♦100
32%
33%
34%
29%
30%
102
*100
32%
32%
85%
♦84
*76%
84%
85%
80
80
11
11%
54%
110%
108%
x53%
55%
110%
110
*76%
10%
11%
53
54%
30
30
•100
85%
*83%
85%
80
*76%
11
106%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
84
*83%
84
12
12
12%
33 %
34
33%
(B
Tire
1
100
6%
6%
137%
138%
10%
10%
6%
10%
6%
6%
140%
140
10%
10%
10
10%
10
87
89
88%
90
89
(W R)
Union
cum
(W T)
conv
62 %
60%
62%
*108
110%
110%
108%
108%
4%
4%
4%
Northern
4%
common
common
90'/a
8,000
61%
108%.
108%
4%
4%
4%
63
x
62
63%
31%
32 %
4
60%
63
62%
64 %
62%
63%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
No par
5
1%
1 %
1%
1%
1%
1%
8
8
8
8
7%
7%
*7%
*35%
35%
34%
35%
x31 %
32%
32%
33%
12.50
—100
5
100
15%
16
15"%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1
preferred
No par
Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
Iron Ore
88%
1.200
34
4.100
15%
15%
7.800
>
91
91
89%
89 %
36 %
36%
36
36%
36
36 %
*97%
98%
97%
97%
*97
98%
8
8%
30%
8
8
31
*30
8
30%
-
35%
*97
8
8
8
*30
30%
*30
<
6.200
33%
%
30%
15,800
IV2
O
37
8
33
1 %
97%
*30%
3.700
8
36%
89
600
1.000
63
1%
*89%
90
"32%
II,900
63
8
1%
97
89%
260
"
62%
4%
•
1,800
13,200
109%
61%
108
-
6%
143
10%
<—10
(The)
preferred
Northern
90%
61%
*140%
140
No par
preferred
Co
88%
62%
No par
No par
& Co
Co
91
4%
6,000
140'/a
62
4%
1,100
34%
6%
89
1.000
12%
'33%
6%'
6%
6%
83%
15,900
412
10%
Rubber—
♦108
:
140%
10
F)
ft
83%
33%
,200
2,700
14%
14%
12%'
33%
14,200
112
109
109
83%
83%
12%
33%
10
Co
*110
111
7,900
54 Va
54%
54%
53%
111
11%
11%
11%
11
53%
106%
♦138
200
80
33%
Inc
8,300
33
*83%
*83 'A
15%
102
*76%
106%
108 %
800
30
*29%
*100
84%
[106%
106 %
16,600
80
109%
110
34%
.
32%
109 %
♦108
900
18,900
33%
32%
1,600
50%
33%
102
32%
46%
99%
50%
30
102
33%
Grayson-Robinspn Stores com
$2.25
50%
12%
Co
Granite City Steel
Gt
51%
12%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
3%%
50%
84
preferred
Gotham Hosiery
5% %
52
*12%
$5
Grant
46%
99%
♦83%
Common
Grand
46%
99%
No par
2.50
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford
*46%
*99%
*84
15
9,100
46%
99%
10
Corp
21%
20%
21%
46%
No par
preferred
$4.50
3,700
99%
♦76%
11%
10
13%
21%
34
2,400
13%
<
99%
35%
102
28
105%
46%
50%
32%
21
20%
13.500
*103%
46%
52%
30%
20'/a
9,400
32
28
28
27%
27
20%
46%
51%
♦100
26 %
27
99%
22%
100
34%
General Telephone
General Time
21%
1
Corp
3%
31%
27%
1.5CU
71
3%
31%
104%
Realty & Utilities
"When
70%
71%
71
70%
3%
31%
5
General
Gen
70%
70%
3%
31%
Signal com.No par
100
preferred
General Shoe
69%
69
3%
31%
General Public Utilities Corp
General Railway
5%
68'/2
lOo
Service
Gt
13
36%
29%
25%
37%
43%
Great Northern
53% Apr
20 % Feb
36%
30%
25%
25%
68% Apr 26
4
*
•
*
2
19% Feb 10
I
45% Jan
19% Mar 27
8
31 % Mar 23
4
54
Mar
8% Jan
4
29
9
Nov
141
37% Apr
16% Jan
27
39% Mar 17
19% Nov
56
Apr
4
28
37
30
*36%
46
Grace
8% Mar 11
3,400
11%
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S ft P
9% Feb
6% Jun
1,400
9,100
7%
48
18
12
5%
22%
7
7%
45%
30
Jan
5%
21%
5%
22
7
11%
27
7
*5%
21%
7
7
46%
Apr
4
*36
5%
21%
5%
21
7
44%
1% Feb
4
1% Jan
5%
21%
7
11%
33
27% Jan
2% Mar 25
5%
21%
7
47%
64% Apr
61% July 21
33% Mar
4
5%
22%
7
45%
50% Mar 17
1
22
29
16
5%
21%
280
11%
5% Feb
Dec
•
9
—1
1
5,700
43%
21
4% Apr
20
24% Sep
1
Feb
79
98
Goodyear
108% Feb
79
25%
Goebel Brewing
52% Jan
79
56
27
77
78
98
29
7
77%
26%
Jan
Mar 19
77%
98%
7% Jan
59
77%
26
Glidden
80% Jan
77%
98%
15
15
77%l
26%
34% Feb
43% Sep
77%
99%
4
60% Sep 21
200
26%
26%
28% Jan
7
4,600
12
99
Gleaner Harvester
15% Jan
2,000
62
12
26%
No par
15
29
10%
61%
12%
45%
series
$3.75
Feb
Apr
10
61%
Advertlslng-No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
Preferred
13
10
10%
60%
*12
26 %
General Outdoor
15% Apr
5
84
Mar 11
5
10,400
1,090
26%
122
4
Mar
40%
96
26%
122%
8
19
40%
*95%
10
12%
122%
38% Mar 20
^
10%
60%
*12
12%
123%
4
150
10%
61
*12
123
Jan
26
12%
10
60%
10%
60%
10%
60%
♦125
10% Jan
26
70
9.9
40%
95%
26%
100
13% Jan
6% Feb
98%
preferred—100
Corp common
B
No par
80
137% Apr
*98
99%
40
95%
4
10
common
2
31
6,400
26%
convertible
9
2o
2,800
41%
26%
5
preferred
3% %
$5
5,800
13 %
40%
1
44%
13
.
26%
com—1
Corp—
16% Mar 25
8% Jan
10%
60%
*12
com
Corp
82% Oct
139% Dec
14
14
105% Jan
16
15
Sep
12
16
29% Jan
130% Jun 30
11
21
97
4.4%
5,100
Corp common—3
conv)—No par
21% Jan
79% Apr 13
10% Sep 23
27% Oct 14
6% Dec
26
Apr
75% Jan
c
105% Apr
12%
35% Apr
31
7
'f 72% Feb
14
Dec
26
100% Apr
28
15
49% Dec
106
1
Apr 20
Apr
52% Apr
28
Jan
99
1
18% Jan
2
06% Jun
33% Apr
♦'25% Jan
2
101
6
44% Jan
18
May 11
76
30
29% Feb
87% Jan
<t.
34% Mar 11
85
July 29
32% Jan
Sep
Apr
19
104% Apr
41
Apr 23
45% Nov 25
22
32
18
Apr
18
1
25% Sep
4
20% Apr
21
96% Mar 16
6 >
,58% Apr 30
19% Jan
3
Sep 15
26
Jan
100
16
25% Feb
2
26% Apr
25% Mar 26
16
100
40% Nov 12
34% Jan
95
40%
96
3%
Instrument
General
5f>
99%
39%
96%
*25%
preferred
Mar
97
40%
96
issued"
19
21
14% Mar 19.
61
"When
10% Ja*i
101
*95%
99
*98
38%
62% Apr
Jan
100
44
500
32%
26%
com
Co
4
113% Jun
52
Electric
5
a-/.«
41 %
39%
cum
94
2
9% Dec 31
30
($2
Jan
16
88% Jun
41% Apr
27
series
Preferred
56% Feb
26
23
13%
41%
1
Inc
common
General Dynamics
39
60% Jun
13%
41'%
40%
5
50
Corp—
preferred
92% Dec
6
13%
40%
30
21
Contract
36
3
13
41
95%
Corp
7
6%
13%
40 %
94%
2
Corp
46% Mar 24
11% Dec
16
13%
11,900
15,000
102%
1
common
Investors
48% Mar 24
9
July 28
35% Jun
43%
13%
41
39% 1
No par
5
No par
Aft
1st preferred—
100
Aft
conv
2nd preferred
—50
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
7 %
preferred
100
1
4
35% Mar 25
43%
102
43%
*98
preferred
Apr
78
May 6
29% Sep 16
16% Jun 10
Dec
148% Feb
32%
100
B
Co
10% Jan
Mar 25
32%
44
100
Transportation—2.50
18% Jan
141
Mar 24
32%
43%
preferred
14
70,
117
$4.50
22% Mar 17
155
*20%
102
40
preferred
50
Corp
_1.66%
Container
104% Feb
5
30%
21 %
43%
common
Industries
24
,
4,200
30%
30%
20%
101
13%
No par
convertible
22
17% Jan
30%
30%
43%
1
(The)
Apr
Wood
4%%
15
142
1,300
7%
20 %
No par
10
preferred
31
Jan
2,100
7%
7%
99%
32%
Co
11
Mar 25
240
51%
51
51'%
*7%
*20
33
(The)
Co
10
107
105%
106
50%
*98
20%
32%
common
Inc
4% Feb
4
30%
30%
33
preferred
105%
7%
32%
common
(Robert)
Sep
5
20%
18%
71%
50%
7%
32%
(The/
Inc
31
Dec
50%
7%
103
*102
18%
70%
10|
Trailer
08% Jun
20
21 %
Co
28% Feb
22
30%
30%
30%
103%
preferred
Gar
7%
3,200
18%
71%
105
51%
51
88
18%
69%
105
105
105
105
106
♦105
1
Gamble-Skogmo
29% Mar 31
20
14
87%
71%
1
10
Jan
3% Sep
87%
18%
70%
Corp
5% Jan
21% Sep 21
22% Sep 15
18%
72%
21
Corp
Sulphur
Fruehauf
5%
18%
71
♦102
Froedtert Corp
1
18%
Stores
6% Jan
Apr
87
19
71 %
170
4%
13
87
87%
87
18%
70%
400
29
Jan
3,500
20,600
Apr
22 % Jan
1,900
24%
7%
79
23
10%
23%
97%
4
34% Jan
86%
10%
24%
25%
09% Jan
2
86%
10%
24%
*7%
Mar 18
27% Jan
86
100
*10%
.
97%
27
10
10%
24%
24%
4
30
10
23%
7%
23% Jan
20% Jun
10 %
24%
102
97%
Franklin
33% Dec
10%
23 %
41%
102
24%
Freeport
Gair
10%
24%
41%
102%
7%
7
19
10%
24%
41
*101%
97%
Mar 18
3
10,600
41%
102%
24%
Jan
28
700
41%
40%
102%
100
2,400
7%
12% Mar 15
7% Mar
24%
24%
62
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
24%
98%
11
20% Jan
25 %
*7%
4
15
3%
25%
98%
7
15
15
3%
23%
Jan
4% Sep
3%
102%
42
41%
102%
54
3%
7%
11
15% Sep
6% Sep
42%
:103
67
54
*54%
3%
25%
24%
45% Jan
5
41%
*102%
*63
55
55%
3%
24%
;
*7%
9
Jan
*53%
3%
25%
23%
13
51% Mar 17
79
3%
*25%
*97%
14% Jan
22
3%
25'/a
7%
Francisco
Dec
55%
55%
3%
*25'/4
300
98%
25
68
*53%
*54%
67
25%
Foster-Wheeler
8% Jan
27% Mar 24
9,700
*63
*7%
26
4
21% Sep 15
15%
67
*63
97%
25% Apr
6% Jan
Mar 22
68
,
24%
11
15
10
6,700
*63
68
56%-
100
10
Jan
13% Apr
13% Apr
1
23
15%
*55%
„
No par
23% Jan 20
May 15
22%
15%
Co—
96% Jan
29
9% Dec 30
23%
15%
Sugar
26
15
10
56'%
22%
15%
7%
preferred
Jun
39% Sep
56%
22%
15%
7%
convertible
6% Dec
19
57%
21%
15%
*55
50%
Corp
3%%
14% Sep
89
*54%
23%
xl5%
*64
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51---15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp_!_10
Mar 16
27
43% Jan
103
9
57%
22%
16
7%
Power & Light Co
Fair
3,100
7,800
24
1
Stores
9
11
15%
18%
56 y4
50%
Corp
1,700
15%
•18%
'
8
15%
No par
Power
•,
23%
common-No par
(The)
preferred
22%
56
D
Florence Stove Co
Florida
18% '
No par
Stores
Carpet Co
Co
22%
*15%
100
preferred
National
22% Feb
31% Jun
500
23%
7
7% Dec 30
1%
*1%
14%
Oct
41
1%
12%
19
Apr
3,700
22%
July
88
67%
15%
04
13
67
1%
13
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
56% Apr
4
48
67 %
1%
■'
22%
9
48% Feb 24
58
3,500
66
1%
*1%
15%
9
8
9
66% Mar
66%
*1%
1%
12%
30
27
16% Apr
64% Apr
26
28
13% Feb
65%
13%
22%
Apr
Jan
24
Feb 18
217/a Apr
9
1,200
13%
15%
19% Apr
52% Jan 11
14
14
13%
22%
13%
13
14
Mar
13%
13%
12%
30
Jan
18
14 %
13%
*15%
10% Apr
57
34% Apr
15
*13%
12%
13%
26% Apr
26
24
21
10% Sep
13%
12%
67
15%
4
56% Apr
48% Jun
13%
12%
66%
•
15%
4
29
21% Sep
Shares
13%
12%
67
13%
8% Jan
9
18% Apr
the Week
22%
20% Jan
16% Feb
5
Apr. 30
Fajardo Sugar Co_
Falstaff Brewing Corp
2
19 (
Friday
Apr. 29
No par
Oo
ft
15
Apr
13%
Bales fer
Thursday
Apr. 28
Fairchild Engine ft Airplane
4
15
17% Jan
13%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
66%
1%
4
8
53% Sep 15
101% Jun
1
.2.60
Corp.
99% Jan
Jan
1
8% Dec 29
Buffet
Exchange
-
38% Jan
19
14
J
—
i
-
12%
1
Inc
2
16% Mar 24
17
35% Sep
Ex-Cello Corp
5
13
15% Jun
1
Ever sharp
Apr. 27
13%
Mar
14% Oct
Oct
8
8
18
-fl
Jan
29
22
Evans
26
Tuesday
Apr. 26
Corp-1
—20
1
Family Finance Corp common
1
5% preferred series B
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp_.No par
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
1
6% conv cum pfd ser A
50
5% % conv pfd 1953 series
60
Federal Fawick Corp
2
Federal-Mogul
Corp
5
Federated Dept Stores common
5
4%%
preferred
100
Felt <fe Tarrant Mfg Co
5
Ferro Corp
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
10
Filtrol Corp
:
1
22% May 11
16% Dec
3% Dec 31
2% Jan
Monday
Pw
.
Products Co
12
39% Sep
STOCK
YOKK
10
11% Jan
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
Highest
15% Feb
10
Continued—Page 5
STOCKS
Previous
Lowest
VI
(1943)
Q
91%
700
36%
2,500
98%
120
2,100
8
30%.
100
2,500
18%
1.8%
18%
18%
18%
18%-
18 %
18;%
68%
18%
'
18%
67
67%
65%
65%
64%
65 %'
66
67
65
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
52%
53%
53 %
53%
14,900
19
19%
19%
4,300
52%
•
'
3.600
pfd
No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7% preferred
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
142
30 %
31%
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
20%
'30%'
30%
3.500
22
21%
21%
21%
21'/a
21%
21 %
21%
1,200
22
21%'
Corp—No par
Greenfield
Ry
6%
Tap & Die
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
'
*73%
*141
143
75
-(
*73%
143
75
.
143
*73%
19
18%
143
*141%
75
*73%
~
143
•
75
143
*73?%
143
70
,
75
15
16
(1944)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
2
14% Dec
4
13% Mar 12
87% July 31
95% Jan
7
90% Jan
7
19% July 28
4% Dec 31
28 % Jan
29
22% Jan
11
8 % Jan
9
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
2
26% Dec
29
38% Jan
5
26% Mar 29
30% Feb
11
66% Sep
41% Sep
21
77
5
68% Jan
4
74% Feb
14
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
58
Jan
14% Mar
4
Mar
1
96
Jun
22
1
103% Jan
16
105% Jan
8
July
Jun
16
24
90
92
28% Dec
97
July
105
2
Jan
26% Jan
101
28% Mar 23
19
Corp
$5
19
$4.44 dividend
13%
13%
13%
Shares
26,000
95%
*95%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
4%
26%
4%
26,200
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
47a
27%
27%
1,000
27%
71%
28%
28%
23%
28%
29%
71%
72
72
55%
56 Va
56%
57%
56%
No par
_
13%
26 Va
72%
preferred—
__100
preferred-**.—100
preferred
100
13%/
13%
95%
56%
»
the Week
27 Va
*71%
$4.20 dividend
Apr. 30
96
—25
$4.40 dividend
Friday
Apr. 2!)
26'4
No par
„
103% Mar 25
106% Mar 26
14
"
*71 %
72
56
1
56%
Utilities Co-
108% Feb
Sales for
Thursday
96
.1
Corp.—
18
15
13%
4%
11
Jan
100
14
28 Va
Common
10
13%
4%
Jan
105
8
27 Va
preferred
PRICES
Apr. 28
1
Gulf-Oil
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 27
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 26
—
1
103 % Feb
8
(The)
AND
Monday
Par
4%% preferred
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Apr
29% Apr
29
STOCK
Common
Gulf States
20
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Greyhound
12 Va Jan
Continued—Page 6
STOCKS
Year1953
Lowest
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
28%
29 Va
28%
28%
96
28%
*95%
29 V4
96
29
*95%
96
*72
29%
102
102
*102
103%
*102
103%
105 %
104%
104 Va
*103%
106
105
105
107
*103%
107
*105
107
*105
107
*105
39
35,900
29
*39
*105
■
200
57%
28%
104
104%
17,000
72%
57%
102
50
*102
3,100
103 Va
103 Va
50
103%
60
107
——
H
32% Sep
23% Sep
16
15
36% Mar
15
30% Dec 30
18% Dec 31
Jan
2
11% Aug 27
61% Dec 30
2
12% Mar
Jan 23
'
30
63 % Jan
12% Jan
'4
10
103% Jan
5
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
.Feb
2
11% Jan
24% Jan
30
Hackensack
4%
139
25
29
36
32
35
Jan
14
Jan
17
8% Mar 12
23
21
6
9
5% Feb
Hat
Apr 23
13 % Jan
Paper
A)
9
18% Jan
4
20% Mar 12
Hazel-Atlas
7
29"% Jan
2
22% Feb
2
24% Mar
Hecht
15
87
5
85
4
88
Mar 17
31
22
34% Jan 22
31% Apr
19
35
Jan
97
91
Jun
Apr 20
21 % Dec
14
21
94% Jan
22
98
5
21% Jan
26
22% Feb
10
36% Apr
9
15% Fab
1
38% Mar 13
35
20% Apr
74% Jan
68
13% Dec
2
15
37% Sep
15
44% Feb
3
48% Jun
4
53% Apr
14
23% Sep
12 % Sep
62
14
29
11
5
6
84
2
Jan
125
121% Feb
9
39
Mar 27
18% Feb
2
7
68
2
81 % Jan
91
Feb
Jan
15 % Jan
6
20
Dec
10
8% Sep
10% Dec
16
12% Mar 11
31
22
4% Dec
30
Mar
10% Jan
14
5
27
4
90
Jun
16
103% Oct
7
102
Feb
56 % Jan
4
72
95% Jan
12
108 V4 Jan
22
13% Jan
33
Jan
15
17
32
Dec
29
36% Jan
30
July 20
42
5
57
4
Sep
Apr
41% Apr
74% Apr
116% Mar 19
12
Mar 25
la
103
Apr
30%
*140
29%
144
*140
30%
29%
144
*140
5%
7
35% Apr
15
53% Apr
26
96
12
$4.20
*5%
5%
*34%
36
34%
34%
*34
35%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
500
2
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 V2
3,000
5,500
Co
19
5
22%
19%
22%
18%
22%
26
57% Feb
24
48% Jan
18
93% Feb
3
84 % Jan
6
99% Jan
96
Jun
4
*5%
19 VB
19
103% Jan
13
Feb
17
Jun
29% Dec
24
28% Jan
11
35% Apr
5%
5%
5%
34
19 '/a
22%
5%
34
18%
23
*34
1,000
5%
300
35%
130
19%
18%
19%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
23%
*23
23%
23%
23 Va
*87
88
*87
88
*87
88
88
88
25
*32%
32%
*32%
33
*32%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
900
100
*95%
96%
95%
95%
*95%
96%
95%
95%
*95%
96%
80
10
•
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
22
21%
21%
1,700
37
*36
21%
21%
300
10
*36
37
37
*36
37
*36
37
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
300
No par
80%
81%
81%
82
80%
82
81%
82%
82
83 >4
3,200
124%
*124
124'/a
25
common
*36
124%
124%
*122
124%
*122
124%
*122
42%
42%
42
42%
42
42%
42
42
41
42
50
*52%
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
30%
31
30%
31 %
30 3
31
*30 %
30%
2,500
16%
13,900
16
(conv)—No par
Corp
31
%
17%
*19%
5
16%
*75%
16%
16%
77
*75%
16%
4
16%
16%
15%
77
*75%
77
87
88
*87
89
88
19
19 %
19%
19%
19 >4
400
88
19
80
2,800
*75Va
77
—
—
—
120
2,300
1
10%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10
*9%
10
5
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,200
...5
& Sons
*6%
7
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
500
16%
16%
6%
200
.10
16%
16%
16%
16%
30
common
26%
26%
26%
27
27
26%
26%
26 34
600
38
38%
38%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40 Va
41 Va
22,200
71%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70
70%
71%
71%
1,700
69
1,000
12.50
No par
71
16%
■
*16%
com—5
68%
—No par
*100%
101%
114%
114%
114%
3
16%
16%
16%
B
ser
16%
*100%
No par
Co
„
pfd
_
No par
common
69
34%
68
34%
53%
prcierred
50
Household Finance common_.No par
3%%
preferred
100
53%
16%
*26%
69
X69 %
69%
101%
100%
100%
*100%
101 %
116
116
116%
116%
116%
16
16%
15%
16%
*34%
53 %
*26
70
70
69
*100%
116
16
15%
101%
130
116%
540
15%
10,900
*34%
35%
*35
35%
52%
35%
53%
900
52%
52
52%
51%
51%
94%
94
94%
94%
94%
*34%
35
100
2,800
*93
102
*104
105%
*104
34%
i>referred
—100
4.40% preferred
.l
100
Houston Light As Power
No par
Houston Oil &, Texas (Del)—
.25
94
*101
4%
14
22%
88
23%
$2.25 conv
104% Mar 29
22
22%
No par
Houdallle-Hershoy
101% Mar 29
19
22
Apr
22%
*87
15
100
100
2nd
8,200
5%
....
preferred
div
29%
144
*5%
1
preferred
$4.25 preferred
28
*140
1
50
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochemical
1
116% Apr
16% Apr
28%
144
22%
Furnace Co.
conv
29%
*140
•
22%
common.
Inc.
(A)
29%
29%
144
1,200
10
Inc
Glass
Holly Sugar Corp
Mar 31
4
94 % Jan
30%
15
com
Hoinestake Mining
1
9
101
104%
(Charles E)
Hollander
27
28
July 17
5
*103%
common
Hotels
Holland
1
91
80% Jun
104%
Motors
Hires Co
16% Mar 18
4
Jan
*103%
preferred
Hilton
4
7% Apr
25% Jan
2
104 %
Marx
$4% cum 2nd pfd
14% Mar 19
19
33% Jan
31
*103%
19%
17% Mar 23
Dec
104%
88
28% Jan
2
41% Mar 10
64% Jan
*103%
19
15
58
104%
37
30
5
*103%
19%
Dec
Oct
pfd__No par
3,600
89
25
Sep 22
50
17%
89
15
32% Dec
55
14%
68%
17%
77
Sep 11
Jan
14
*68
17%
*76
4
Jan
13%
68%
17%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
-.100
1
5
13%
68%
17%
21
89% Apr
19% Feb
5
10% Jan
13%
68 %
17%
31
4
6
*12%
—.5
9% Jan
100
*67
Hewitt-Robins
8
9,200
39%
13
13
Apr
4,700
20%
17%
Hershey Chocolate common
4%% preferred series A
78
39%
19%
68%
18% Apr
4
39%
20
17%
16
14
47
5%
39
18%
68 %
100
non-cum
38%
18%
17%
Refrac
Hercules Powder
Mar 16
18% Mar
9
7% Jan
7%
39
33%
,
69
32% Apr
11
14% Jan
Co
Hercules
19
13
54% Feb
v
14
Apr
13%
39%
*
17%
3.65%
preferred
Helme (G W) common
43% Mar 31
14
Jan
52% Apr 22
26% Jan 11
73 % Jan
Aug 19
72% Sep
6
126% Jan
Feb
13% Mar 12
10
13%
*39
*68%
preferred
Heinz (II J) Co common
Mar 11
18
40
100
3%%
14
Jan
60% Sep
113
Jun
17
4
26% Feb
29
34% Dec
Mar
38%
10%
preferred
21 % Dec
Mar
38%
18%
—2.50
Co
Corp of America
78% Jun
Nov
38 %
18%
preferred
4%%
7
*33%
38%
18%
No par
com
Co $4.25
Hayes Industries
Hayes Mfg Corp*
22
Jan
Co
Hart Scliaffner &
6% Mar 22
6
11% Feb
8
14% Mar 20
(M
6%
39%
38%
preferred
Harbison-Walk
22
Feb
25% Jan
15
Watch
conv
Hanna
*38
23
Oil Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
F)
Hammermill
9
30% Apr
4
Jan
(W
Hamilton
19
22% Apr 23
5 % Jan 19
131
Water
Halliburton
Hall
69% Mar 18
18 % Apr
105 % Mar
26% Aug 13
7% May 20
2
Dec
39% Apr
5
5
Mar 12
20% Apr 30
15% Mar 11
2
Jan
29
Sep
39
13
16% Jan
4% Sep 14
31 % Dec 24
17
29 % Feb
17% Jan
105 % Feb
July
22 % Dec
5
27
8
Jun
22% Sep
131
71
Jan
15
12% Sep
100
14
35
5
35%
35
35
34%
35
35
35%
34%
35'/a
5,700
79 %
78%
82
80%
82
80%
81%
80 %
80%
12,600
*93
94
*93
101
101
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
105%
*104
105%
*104
105%
*104
104%
70
20
_
54
Sep 15
79
14
1
64% Jan
8
82
Dec
17% Jan
7
15 % Jan
6
fl
Howard Stores Corp
1
78%
*16
21% Jan
6
*16%
11% Jan
16%
4
16% Apr
15% Apr
*16%
16%
8
Howe Sound
1
13%
14 %
13%
13%
2% Mar 25
13%
13%
4% Jan
13%
14%
5
13%
13%
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
5% noneum preferred
!()()
14,800
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 %
3%
3%
*3'4
3%
2,900
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
5,800
8%
13,700
9% Sep
29
14
3% Nov
18
7
Oct
16
36% Oct
7
9% Sep
12% Dec
8
May
Mar 11
14% Mar 11
59% Feb
7
8
17
Jan
19% Jan
2% Sep
14
15
Jan
Hunt
5
11
3
Hupp
Corp
4
23% Feb
19
'
,
40% May 25
65% Sep 11
101% Sep 18
35% Jun
44
May
Sep
46
49% Jun
16
Ltd—No par
.1
*22 %
I
■
4
51 % Apr
29
74% Jan
11
90% Apr
30
Illinois Central
107% Jan
8
113% Jan
28
116
Apr
15
6%
noneum
Co
common.lOO
pfd
A
ser
Mar
5
4.08%
cum
preferred
Mar
,—50
*49
50
5
4.26%
cum
preferred
—50
*50%
54% Mar H
51 %
*50%
53% Apr
27
54% Apr 15
54% Feb 15
4.70%
cum
50
*53%
53%
53%
4.42%
cum
*53
54%
4
8% J an 11
40% Jan 20
6% Mar 16
56% Jan
7
1
101
Apr
10% Mar
3% Apr
30
No par
common
preferred
preferred
50
4
Illinois Terminal RR Co.—
5
Indianapolis Power &, Light—No par
—"When issued"
4% Mar 15
39
Jan
21
Jan
4
112
Mar 23
170
45% Apr
Industria Electrlea
Do
Apr
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
Jan
28
97
Dec
23
162
Jan
26
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
53% Apr
30
29% Feb
6%
preferred
Inland Steel C«
25
21% Jan
11
Inspiration Cons Copper
15% Jan
5
25% Apr
17% Apr
29
15% Nov 24
29
21% Sep
15
26 % Nov
10
25 % Jan
4
31 % Apr
Aug 13
92% Jan
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Intercheinical Corp common
14
89% Jan
6
97
14% Apr
28
19% Mar 11
10
254% Mar 17
246
Jan
5
30
Apr
9
4%%
16% Feb
1
Interlake
340
Mar 29
Int'l
14
148% Jun
23
21% Sep
27% Sep
15
1
Dec
31
1% Oct
33
34% Dec 28
6
15
15
16
18
5
4
31% Apr
7
159
Jan
4
169% Mar
26% Mar 24
25
Jan
5
2
28% Jan
4
32% Apr
35% Apr
13
8
77
5
94
23
39 Va Jan
90
Jan
2% Jan
2
47% Jan
5
27% Jan
132% Mar 11
12% Mar 18
59% Nov 16
103% Nov 10
10% Mar 17
Jan
Feb
5
6
1% Jan
>
5
2% Apr
23
34% Jan
4
40% Apr
19
130% Jan
4
15
9% Jan
4
135% Apr
13% Apr
70% Apr
30
Jan
4
101% Jan
55
13
105
9
Feb
15
Dec
30
7
Jan
19
29
64
41
May 29
41% Mar 15
50
Jan
4
Jun
29
55
Jan
7
44% Jan
11
38% Dec
24
40% Feb
3
38
11
57% Apr 30
40% Mar 18
30
30% Dec
21
54
Jan
26
35
5% Mar 16
Jan
37% Jan
-
4
Jan
19
31% Jan
29
13% Dec 31
20 Va Jan
6
4
24
137'a Jan
45% Apr
30
35% Mar 12
7%
.
common
Minerals
4%
&
Chemical
19
10
International
29
common
7%
preferred
International Telep
29 Vb Apr
1
12
34% Jan
25
Jan
5
9% Sep
15
28% Mar 11
11
10% Jan
Interstate Dept Stores
4
11% Feb
Interstate
Jan
14
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
22 % Jun
15
26% Mar 16
15% Dec
22
30 % Jan
109% Dec
10
6
Feb
6V4 Dec
11
30
Mar 30
29% Jan
5
4
24% Jan
14 Va Apr
6
115% Mar 22
33% Jan
9
26
31% Mar 16
Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas
28 % Apr
Iowa
18VaJan
120
Jan
19
20
25
16
4% Feb
May 12
25% Mar 9
Jan
6
17'4 Aug 31
22Va Apr
15
82
20% Jan
21
July
7
89
26
34
8
Apr 23
43
Nov
24% Apr
95% Apr
23
Feb
6
35% Apr 22
21
101
43% Jan
88% Jun
19
57% Aug 31
50 Va Feb
9
19
Sep
14
25
Jan
16
74% Jan
2
66% Dec
8
19
86Va Jan
101
Feb
19
5
7% Apr
103
13
1
Johns
60% Apr
66% Jan
26
Johnson
24% Jan
5
19% Jan
4
18
86
85% Jan
4
23% Apr
90% Feb
26
3
14
39% Mar 17
32% Jan
4
36% Apr
13
see
page
22.
Tea
14
Sep
8
.
Eleo
*160
3%%
Co
50%
51%
52
53 >4
24%
25
25
25%
17%
*17'/a
17J/2
17%
17%
30%
93%
31'4
30 Va
30%
93%
94%
*93%
94%
14%
328
14%
14%
330
328
*261
30%
166%
31
30
30
33%
34%
94 %
94
94
2%
*2%
Manville
common
2
700
95
400
V*
"S
2%
2'4
40
*133%
134'4
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
12'4
67%
67
68%
67%
68%
67%
68
104%
*103%
104%
6Vs
6
45V8
44
*50
*103%
51
*39%
25
*93
40%
39%
12%
44%
40
45
*35%
16%
30%
50
6
45
%
*103%
44 Va
104%
1.400
16,500
380
12
12%
8,700
68Va
70%
17.000
*103%
104%
■
l
6
6
6 Va
6'a
43
43
44
43%
43%
490
50%
50%
54%
54
56%
55
57%
3.700
39%
39%
40
40%
40
40
43%
44
16 %
45
36%
*35%
16%
16 Va
6 Va
2'4
40%
135
43
40
*35%
17%
4
290
44%
40
36%
104 3
41,100
14,100
66%
*103%
5%
31%
35.
Va
133
272
%
34 >4
93
2%
2,700
30
93
39%
90
8,400
167
95
133 %
100
29%
34% <
133%
8,800
6,500
30
33%
39%
1
14%
336
17,300
xl 66%
34%
*2%
39%
134%
31
<
7,000
5,100
169
33%
*93
95
*262
31 '4
18
31 %
333
30 Va
*29
25 !4
14%
270
30%
168 %
2,300
2,200
.
6Va
45'A
45%
45%
45%
*35%
36%
36 Va
*35%
800
36 Va
16%
16%
2,700
17
16%
2,300
17Va
42.900
'30'4
29%
30'4
5,900
32 Va
*31%
32%
400
27
27 %
27%
1,200
10%
11%
11
11 %
7,300
30 Va
30%
30
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*32
32%
32%
32%
32
32
*26%
27
27
27 %
26%
27 %
26%
3.50
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
31
31
30
30%
30%
30%
31 %
27%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31 %
31%
2,400
27%
27 V8
27%
26%
26%
27 Va
27 V«
26%
2674
2,100
15
4,100
50c
15%
*117
.7
1
15%
15
118%
*117
7Va
6%
1,200
'
15 Va
■
30
*31%
15
118%
*117
7
6%
15
118%
7
14%
*117
7
15 >4
118%*:
7
14%
*117
7
118%
7 Va
6,300
.".opar
Co
common
20%
20%-
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
2,300
1
23%
*9!
24%
23
,23%
23'4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
12,900
92
91
91%
92
92
92
91
91%
pfd—100
1
37%
100
102%
102Va
63%
63%
63%
63%
Corp.*
No par
Johnson.—
12%
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
*260
31
53 %
31
14%
266
42%
112
25
332
168
3 >4
53
*94
*29%
2%
39%
14%
331
30%
30
34%
14%
2,000
23
164
*17%
94
332
166%
167%
133%
10
preferred
&
-31
167%
110 Va
*160
51
39%
1
Inc
41%
110'4
164
25%
134%
No par
Co.No par
Light Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & LI, 4%
Jewel
42
41%
109
164
39%
-.25
Co
Jacobs (F I.) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
42
110
60
1
pfd
preferred
27
Sep
For footnotes
$6
Apr
82
&
Island Creek Coal
71% Jan
29 Va
Dec
Power
61% Mar 31
30
Power
3'4
*160
134%
& Teleg.No par
Utilities Corp
5
conv
3'/4
xl08
600
54 %
8%
50%
*17%
53%
*22%
25
17%
52 %
22%
*3 Va
2,300
51%
*22
30%
2%
*53
43%
50
45%
94 %
*94
25
31 Va Jan
15
41%
54 V,
110
30
:_No par
18
14
42%
*
164
33%
5
No par
International Shoe
International Silver
22
Sep
.
53%
*43'4
8%
30
30%
par
]()()
30 Va Mar 18
3
42%
108%
*51
8%
3%
*160
50
51%
45'4
*3
110
49%
8%
3%
164
43%
1,200
16,300
45 %
30%
167%
Packers
preferred
International Sail.
cum
2,000
51%
45
*3
15
Limited
15
International Paper common—.7.50
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
No
$1.40
400
2,400
117
%
3%
43
332
1
5%
8%
93%
A..25
43%
22%
loo
33% Jan
17% Oct
*53
No par
Preferred
31 Va Dec
130
54 %
44
*22
14%
com
International Mining Corp
int'l Nickel of Cunada com
8
16
*53
30
J00
10
Jun
54%
22%
51%
No pur
preferred
International
2%
1,100
90%
89
*114%
49%
*22
330%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class
Int
29
27
*52%
*53
25%
](><)
23 % Dec
19
53%
43%
22%
No par
preferred—
28% Oct
29% Jan
*52%
8%
No par
17% Apr
32% Feb
Jun
53%
issued"
Int'l Harvester
30
45% Dec
36 Vb Dec
*51
44%
50%
5
—
50
51%
43%
8%
*17Va
100
Machines
*49
*51
__
Jan
166 % Jan
7
Business
17
21
51
89
51%
44%
25
20
1
preferred
"When
—
2%
21
117
50
8%
*160
No pur
Iron
*16%
51%
87 >/a
*114 %
43%
44%
109%
100
51%
87%
50
8%
3%
50%
117
43%
44%
42
-No par
:
85%
*114%
44%
*22
1
48
43%
50
85%
117
8%
,
Mex, S A—.
8
30
165
15
43%
4
45% Mar
Co
7
93 % Jun
51
51
84%
*114%
51
Sep
9% Sep
47% Jun
i
53
35% Sep 15
18% Sep 15
13% July 17
128 % Sep
50%
85Vo
117
12
84
76
*114%
26
151
24% Sep
84%
100
24
51% Jan
17
2%
Feb
13
*16%
16%
8
21%
Jan
22
16%
2%
50% Feb
11% Apr
42% Dec
16%
21%
49
19
8%
2%
40
Oct 21
8
21%
7
52
8%
2%
4
18
8%
9
16%
*16
44%
21%
5
23
Jun
50%
20
RR
couv
Power
44
2%
Jan
Illinois
44%
22%
Jan
4
43%
2%
52
44% Mar
*8
21%
50
38% Sep
224
2%
23
42% Dec
30
13% Sep
8%.
16%
5
Dec
86
9 %
17
'
v.
Idaho Power Co
88% Jan 30
*16
17
2%
No par
„;
Jan
*16%
6.66%
Hussman Refrigerator Co
44
9
12.50
Inc
48% Mar 25
—
~3%
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm
Hudson Motor Car
17
2
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
34% Jun
Co..
Foods
4
Apr 29
13% Jan 14
5% Mar 19
24
9
2% Jan
8
18% Sep
17% Apr
3% Feb
38% Jan
2
29
9
Apr 22.
48% Apr 14
13% Jan
7
20% Jan
2
21
Mar 25
Apr 27
10
100
1
-
22%
33
23%
87Va
37%
34%
34%
'37%
*102
38%
37Va
102Va
*102
38
102 Va
*91 %
33
38%
102
102 Vz
38%
*102
39
180
8.900
102V2
50
63%
1
63%
63Va
63%
63%
64
63%
64%
25,100
63
63
62%
62%
62 %
62%
60%
61%
600
23
23%
35,000
22%
*87
33%
23
88
34 Va
22%
'
22%
23 Va
*87
87%
83
83
88
88%
510
34
34%
34 Va
34%
33 3 4
34%
3,600
22%
'
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5321... The
Volume 179
(1945)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 7
*
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1<J53
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
YORK
41 Va Nov
46% Jan
3% Jan
33 % Dec
14
32% Jan
95% Jan
13
92
Apr
28
9
100
Jan
12
8% Jan
16
Jun 10
85
Sep
11
100% Mar
98 >/2 Jun
18
,
105% Dec
92
30
23
3 */2 Jan
6
4
35% Apr
54% Apr
4
2
15
26 % Jun
11
5
Feb
49
30
27/s Oct
26% Jan
30% Mar 12
4
18
35% Mar
'
9
97% Mar 18
104% Apr
107
15
Mar 31-
104% Jan
7
102% Feb
18
104% Apr
14
44% Apr
29
5
40% Apr
5%
x
Corp
i
32%
33%
32%
33
5u
32%
54%
54%
Furnace
53%
10
54%
52%
*3%
33/8
33/.
3%
33%
33%
tit
oiove
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
3.80*,
Sales fwr
Friday
the Week
Apr. 30
preferred(conv)
cum
Kalamazoo
Kansas,
/AL® PRI£uS 'L
Shares
-•
i
Chem
&
Apr. M
.100
tlo"mPSrS.::~:::"::"S
3334,
*
33%
335
<
337/.
53
■
"L
»,/
34%
35%
53%
IVv
54
/8
*31/4
3%
400
S* S*
33%
33%
4,900
001?
}8SS£
*92
•*100%
.1811? }8$
94
110
102
250
32 % Jun
45 'A Aug
14
16
10
28
37
Oct
Sep 27
21
14 % Dec
1
20% Jun
15
25
82
Feb
6
60
Power & Light Co-
Kayser
(Julius)
4
18 % Apr
14
4
Jan
79% Apr
non-cum
Hayes
Kelsey
Co—
&
5
Wheel.-
42%
40%
40%
40%..
19%
19
41%
17%
17%
17%
77%
78
44%
44%
A%
Kennecott Copper
No par
2.50
78%
79
77%
78%
Kern
43%
44%
43
43%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
22%
22%
Jan
11
59% Apr
9
48
9
106
Jan
24% Jan
118
Apr
25% Mar
5
13
*
8
9'
Kimberly-Clark
4%
com—No
Corp
par
Klng-Seeley
56%
100
preferred (cum)
conv
*112%
4,800
79
43%
6,400
13%
[nit
76%
500
18%
17%
17%
40%
13%
17%
44%
40%
17%
14
14
13%
22%
57
55%
114%
113
22%
56%
113
-
22%
13%
22%
56
22%
56%
111%
56
111%-
*112%
10
560
44
13%
"
•
"18%
12%
12-
49 % Dec
104%
lov
19/2
13%
30
111% Feb
105%
443/,
toif,
13
13
22% Apr
16
42%
>f
19
46% Apr
County Land Co
43
'40%
18%
4
39% Jan
*40
19%
18
12%
1
42%
11
64% Jan
Sep. 15
22% Sep
3
39% Jun
14
Jan
/.
20% Jan
8
101
19%
Kansas
3
16
40%
26
19% Mar 31
15
16
18
14
Nov
50
8.75
preferred
21
Jan
21
43
23
24% Feb
37% Oct
42%
18% Jan
35% Jan
18
1
13% Sep
59% Sep
4%
—No par
—
12% Apr
Mar 17
July
17
10
Common
*104%
*103
36% Sep
21,300
2,300
.
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III?
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-
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riv
»94
9
38% Jan
16
Alum
Kaiser
Tuesda?W
Ap'!'Pa, I
/
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
IC'
22 Va Nov
i
STOCK
21,500
5,400
79%
22,000
43%
22%
17%
78%
443/8
10,800
22%
56%
56%
114
112%
22%
1,400
57%
5,600
115
310
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
22
41% May 19
31
Apr
29
Kinney
common
1
24%
Jan
39
24%
24
36%
24%
36%
24%
36%
24%
36%
36%
95
79% Jan
6
Apr
13;
No par
39
11
39
85%
39
85%
85%
85%
28% Sep
81% Dec
14
41% Jan
5
29% Jan
4
36% Apr
8'
10
35%
857/a
86
35%
34%
93% Jan
5
82% Jan
5
95
35%
100
34
31
prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common—
4% preferred
Kresge (S S) Co
37
Dec
86
36%
78
*94%
95
34%
95
95
7,500
95
95
4,150
30%
31% Dec 29
■
Mar 17
28
May 12
;
35% Jan
8
57% Feb
?
37% Apr
28
46% Dec
Mar
9
31
5
30
34% Jan
23
18
Kress
24
51% Apr
46% Jan
8-
Feb
5
It)
Kroger Co
42
Corp——
(G
Co
$5
48% Feb
30% Apr
'5
47 % Dec
Mar 19'
(SH) & Co
10;'
No par
-
(The)
31%
32
50%
—No par
.44
31%
50%
,
32
;
43%
86'
86
34%
34%
95
34%
95
86
34%
*85/
95
95
44
31%
31%
;
'
31%
31%
50%
50%-
43%
^50:^50%
44%
*24%
44
•'\
600
2,300
120
31%
9,500
50
50%
50
50
44
'
443/"
433/8
44%
1,700
5,800
10%
17,400
-L
Jun
9
4% Dec
28
19% Jan
2
14% Dec
Dec
8
10
Dec
7
9% Jan
5% Feb
4
4
10% Mar 19
5
Laclede
Gas
Co
4
La Consolidada 6%
Apr
22
21% Jan
4
2*
Feo
25
Lambert
31
25 % Aug 20
18'/a Mar 18
14% Jan
8
16
Jan
22
Lane Bryant common
31
56
47% Jan
4
51 % Jan
27
18% Sep
14
Sep 21
24% Mar 17
47
64
46
21% Nov
86
23
July 14
Mar 12
Jan
9'
18
4% %
23% Apr
27
Lane-Wells
7
60 % Feb
10
Lee
29% Feb
'3
22
Jan
7
24% Jan
27
18
86V2 Jan
8
94
Lees
26
7% Oct
23
10
14
Dec
29
% Dec
22
1% Jan
7
6% Dec
16
14% Jan
6
6% Jan
34
22%
15
15%
15
15
*15
54
*49
1
50
*49
preferred
14
j£fn
16
30
•'
22%
23
22%
23
22%
94
94
*92%
94
*92%
Apr
6
% Jan
4
1 % Apr
15
4
9% Apr
23
Feb
22
•50c
11
39% Apr
3
Mar 30
Valley RR
1
Lehigh Valley Coal common
Lehigh
2
18%
Mar 27
4
15% Jan
4
par
5
16%
17
17
17
16 %
17
17 %
173/4
17%
17%
7,800
Feb
4
Apr
29
Stores Corp
i
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
10
Jan
25
Libby
39% Dec
10
35% Sep
19% Feb
24
47% Mar
28% Sep
15% Sep
155% Jan
19
t
26
.".'-v
n
Apr
Life
7%
162%
163%
1631%
163
162%
162'/2
260
No par
71%
713/i
71%
7 2'A
*71
72%
79 7/8
2,700
5
42%
43
43
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
431/4
2.50
22 %
22%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
22
203/4
21%
2,600
39
39 %
38%
39
38%
39'%
39
393/8
39
393/a
9,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
233/8
23%
23%
23%
24
Apr
21
37
Mar 23
4
15
Apr
30
28% Jan
11
35 % Apr
30
Lone
23% Jun
16
26
Apr
15
23% Jan
4
27
Apr
8
15
110
Aug
5
108% Jan
4
113
Apr
21% Oct
14
35% Mar 26
22% Jan
4
26% Apr
14
15% Jun
10
18% Mar 25
17
4
19% Apr
9
Lockheed
2)
Jan
6
106% Jan
9
23% Dec
9
146% Dec
30
30 % Aug
160% Dec
3
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
14
55
; Sep
15
67% Jan
2
59% Jan
30% Dec
16
35% May 25
97% Nov
9
30% Apr
96% Jan
22
May 25
15
5
45% Jan
22
(The)
No par
Loew's Inc
103% Jun
92
162 V2
76
34% Mar 19
36% Sep
163%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%% convertible preferrcd-j_100
15
,
*162%
30
26
May
100
Apr
11
103
15
o,T«f)
4
Jan
19
153% Feb
40% Jan
5
*75
76
76
34%
32%
33%
32%
33%
327/8
343/4
78,600
13%
14%
13%
141/a
14Vo
143/a
14%
15
81,000
10
35
35 %
34%
35 %
35 Va
35%
33%
353/4
35%
357/a
8,000
10
26%
2634
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26 5/8
26%
263/4
7,800
100
112 %
112%
No par
25%
25%
25
25
10
19%
i9%
19%
19%
B
A.
Co com
preferred-.
100
Co common
(P)
Louisville Gas & El
11
27
Louisville
27
34% Feb
15
Lowenstein
Lukens
Steel
9% Jan
22
M
Wood
106%
*112
113
113
247/B
25
25
251/4
23%
25
19%
19%
19%
195/B
19%
19%
*105
1061/2
*112
113
*105
*105
106%
Co
700
113
2,600
24,500
1067/2
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25'/a
247/a
253/a
25 Va
253/a
147%
147%
147%
147%
*145%
147%
*1451%
147 %
*145%
147'/2
(Ky).Nopar
45%
45%
45%
44%
45%
*44%
45
45%
50
643/4
65 %
65
65%
X64 %
65
31%
30%
30%
30%
64%
30%
64%
30%
30%
30%
99
99
*991/4
43
42%
preferred series A
12
*105
113
& Sons Inc com__1
(M)
44% Apr
106 %
*1121/4
%
10
Nashville...
&
*105
■V
,
100
preferred
4%%
*75
33%
14%
Lumber (M'd)
45% Mar 19
100% Mar 18
76
10,400
common
65 V2 Apr
38% Mar 25
*75
2,800
35 %
1
preferred—
series
5%
76
78
14
Long Island Lighting
7%
*75
793/4
Corp!
Co
Gas
conv
Lorillard
77%
72%
x43
800
34%
Cement
Long Bell
15
*75
163
No par
Star
4.75
2
106 % Mar
Mar 16
23% Feb
145
Aircraft Corp
Star
Lone
14,600
14,400
24
12
9%
667/a
5
Jan
9
40
18% Jan
Jan
9%
40
Co
13 % Jan
9
66 %
4
67
9
8%
67
21% Feb
26
8%
40;%
14
13
6,900
661/2
Lion
27
5,000
40%
19
Feb
17
50
41%
39% Ap*
14% Mar 25
17
49%
'66%
4
74
171/4
50
65%
30% Jan
29% Nov
171/a
49%
*40%
3
17
17%
49%
65%
38% Mar
18
17%
49%
9
40%
15
23
17%
49%
65%
Boll, Co..
Oil
17%
49
9
40%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp new
Corp
17%
49%
66
4*
Lionel
8,100
41%
preferred
Link
100
23/4
65%
79% Ajji'
1 •>
*2%
41%
2
IN/Tor
2%
5
,
4
% Apr 15
*2%
com—25
Tobacco
Myers
30
OK/
.
17%
8%
38 % Apr
Mar
,
49%
7
20% Apr
Jun
97
Libby
&
Savers, Corp
Liggett &
22
zj
McNeill
16
9
20% Apr
10% Sep
Sep
r,ni/4
Lerner
27% Mar 27
56
64
41% Apr
•
164
800
Products
20
16
3,100
8%
39
50
36% Mar 22
5,900
1%
8%
38%
4
62 % Feb
14%
*1
85/tt
39
8
6
14%
■i 1 %
8%
38 5/8
4.
6
141/4
1
"
27/n
.Ton
Aug
14
8%
2,200
38%
16% Jan
82
120
14,200
33
*2%
39% Jan
171% Nov
8%
33
38%
4
5
83/4
32%
2%
13
10
9
94
38%
22% Mar 17
29
87/a
*92%
2,100
*2%
10% Apr
Dec
1,300
94
323%
1 Va
8%
23
38%
42% Feb
Jun
2%
1%
8%
23
39
7
.
14
1%
8%
1,900
22 3%
38%
29
63
13%
1
,
23%
567/2
1
14
34% Jun
2%
13%
9
54
23%
55
94
32%
13%
9%
8%
32%
*50
233/a
56%
22%
/•:"*'
9 '/8
331/2
54
23%
*55
(The)
Lehman Corp
Lelm tit Fink
Dec
155
*i%
9
32%
13%
1%
9%
par
33% Sep
8% Jan
i
9%
33%
13%
:_1
preferred
No
2nd pfd—
—No
noncum,
9
33%
No par
1st
*49
22%
94
.;i
10
Jan
£»
56V2
25
2
54
•
23%
Lehigh Portland Cement.
34
2,200
55%
Lehigh Coal tit Navigation Co
12
15%
23%
14
22'
15
57%
12
Nov
15%
23%
10% Feb
4% Jan
36
15%
23%
,
33% Dec
1,400
2,100
15i%
56%
15
$3 noncuin
4%
23%
34% Apr
4%
22%
57%"
100
10%
4%
22
23%
4
13
*50
TO3/,
22
57
4
20
54
4%
22
5
L
10%
41%,
22%
1
Tire
tit
8% Jan
22% Jan
10%
4%
22%
27 % Jan
5
10%
4 %
22%
23
Jan
10%
4%
22%
(James) tit Sons Co common._3
3.85%
10%
4%
22%
Mar 24
11% Jan
15-
Aor
10%
4%
——No par
Co
Rubber
10%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)
preferred
5
48% Jan
95
Feb
Co
19% Jan
.
25% Jun
1% Dec
5% Feb
100
Co
-JO
*98%
44
100
44
*42%
100
42%
*99%
43
/'
45%
7,900
J
:.// 50
45%
1,300
64
65
4,600
30%
30 7%
4,600
*99%
100
43
43'%
101
70
43%
1,800
8 >/4
2,000
M
7% Oct 23
41
Jun
8
125
Sep
17
10% July 18
20% Dec 29
8
Apr
24
41
Jan
19
Mar 24
325
Jan
28
132% Jan
19
13
Jan
4
15% Jan
20
4
23%
12
Mar 20
45
Feb
132
15% Nov
26
10
Jan
78% Sep
7% Oct
14
16
9
6% Dec
29
-21 !'.*■
Sep
15
15% Sep
15
Sep
15
Apr
22% Jan
22
Jan
16
6% Sep 18
16% Sep 21
11% Jun 10
52% Jun
15
80
Sep
15
8
100
Mack Trucks Inc..__—
—,—5
(R H)
Macy
1
28
6% Jan
4
8% F*b
15
36% Apr
29
6
28
9
25% Jan
4
16% Jan
26
3% Jan
18% Mar
4
Apr
1
25
Manati Sugar Co—.
4% Mar 10
5% Jan
18
Mandel
4
Mar
9
7
Jan
19
Jan
4
13% Dec
2
58
4
28
4
5
22% Jan
12% Jan
12
Feb
5
4%%
Apr
30
25% Mar 19
24% Jan
12
28% Apr
1
88% Mar
82
Jan
4
94
9
Apr
4
tit
25% Msr 31
Martin
1
18% Apr
16% Dec
29
98% Jun
30
27% Jun
10
83% Jun
5
82% Jun
12
8
20
4
21% Ap*
15
Master
Feb
16
45% Apr
30
Mathieson
110% Jan
5
104
Jan
5
32% Mar 23
28
Jan
92
Jan
11
95
20
Jan
Jan
9
Mar 11
110
4
95
Apr
30% Feb
11
97% Mar 29
16
92
8
75
Jan
M'cGraw
McGraw-Hill
12
54% Jan
4
67
Apr
30
Mclntyre
3
37 % Apr
26
42% Feb
18
21
18% Jan
4
McLellan
12% Apr.
1
McQuay
11% Feb
19
27% Jan
4
34% Apr
1
86% Jan
4
99
16
13
95
May
26 % Jan
2
28% Mar 19
27% Feb
11% Dec
30
14% May 22
50% May 21
47
46
Aug 19
29% A;
Mengel
14
5%
29
Mercantile
26
Merck
19% Jan
7
15% Feb
18
5
19% Jan
12
22
80
May
'
Jan
4
89
Oct
27
88% Apr
29
92% Jun
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
4
106
Feb
91% Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
7
105
Apr
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
16
31
Nov
5
Dec
29
Jun
11
Sep
14
Jun
12
July
4
13
39% Jan
28% Jan
4
98% Jan
92
Jan
5
35% Apr
26%
.a
>
$4
32% Mar 19
100
Feb
tit
$3.50
4
4
Shoe
Co
8
14
Stores
Co
Inc
2nd
2nd
22.
27%
93%
93%
*92%
21%
23
17%
17%
277/8
13 7/4
56%
561/4
42%
42%
400
277/o
28%
28
28%
5,900
94
13'4
600
94
93%
93%
94
21%
22%
217/8
22 %
217/a
221/2
68,800
17%
17%
173/4
18
17%
177/8
4,000
380
Mesla
Machine
Co
4.35%
preferred
3.85%
preferred
Jan
6
97
Apr
14
3.80%
preferred
4.45% preferred
Miami Copper
*108
18 5/0
I
18%
183/4
109
4,200
600
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 '/a
29:%
29%
295/8
29%
29%
8,000
96%
*95%
96%
96
96
95
95
95%
953/4
100
*95%
96%
94%
94%
94%
94 %
*94%
95%
*947/2
95%
*88%
90
90
*88%
90
*88%
90
17%
*48%
17%
21%
*41%
13
*88%
90
17%
17%
17%
49
49%
49%
17%
21%
43
17%
20%
*41%
17%
21
42%
13%
13
13
*88%
17%
*43
177/8
49%
'•
70
17%
*49
17%
17%
49%
173/e
49
49
300
17%
18
5,300
17%
17%
17%
18%
20%
20%
21%
2l7/e
42%
21%
*41%
21%
*41%
42%
*41%
4,800
423/4
13
13'/a
13
13
12%
13
1,500
2,800
170
79'%
791/4
79%
79%
80
80
8,0
83
80%
81%
79V2
81
81',4
84
83%
841/2
6,200
47%
48
48%
49%
48 %
50
50 %
51
2,300
64%
64%
65%
65%
x64%
64%
65
66
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
79%
%
66 %
67
1,900
38%
38
381/4
8,000
20%
20%
20'4
20%
20%
121/z
*12'4
123/fe
12%
12 3/a
33%
33'4
33%
33%
34
*98%
99%
*98 %
20%
12%
12%
12%
12%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
*98%
993A
27%
28%
27%
27%
271/2
27%
1
.3%
16%c
No
par
No par
13
*49%
20%
*20
20%
20%
13%
12%
12%
12%
50 %
49%
49%
*49%
*79%
,
*12 %
No par
273/4
5,200
123/a
12%
12%
12 3/4
3,900
491/2
491/2
*48%
497%
27%
27%
27%
60
16%
16%
16%
16 7/e
17
17
17
17%
17
173/8
2,200
20
20%
20
20%
197/8
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20 3/4
21,700
883/4
200
*88
103
*104%
90%
*881/4
SO
103
*102
101
105
*104%
105
'88%
*102
104%
88%
*87%
104%
*102
104%
103%
103%
104%
*104%
105
104%
105
34%
1,400
22%
12,500
90
88%
*34 %
35
34%
35
34%
343/4
34%
35
12.50
227'a
23
22%
23
22%
227/8
22%
22 34
22%
5
31%
31%
31%
31%
98
98
5
500
9934
12 34
No par
100
,104
1,100
4,800
51
34%
pfd__100
series..
100
series
100
series.
series
I8V4
*95%
10
Inc
common
Co.—.
8
19
79%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
20
xl8%
47
preferred—50
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chauinan & Scott
Feb
29
28%
13 %
56%
42
13%
*56
47%
1
1st
Mergenthaler
Apr
23
13%
56%
5
common
preferred
98
108% Apr
27% Apr
13%
56%
..18
Co
pfd
108
2
27%
13%
56%
82
_1
.5
v
Mines
preferred
conv
$4.25
4
13
.
Corp
(The)
15
22% Feb
*56
1
Mfg
Jan
105% Jan
com
Co
convertible
5
i
11
Corp
Robbins Inc
89
29% Mar
page
91% Feb
18%
common
92
107% Feb
see
26
104% Mar
93% Feb
Jootnotes
Feb
93% Jan
3
May 21
18% Sep 14
For
Jan
21% Jan
105
Melville
9
14
25% Jan
23%
17%
Corp common
No par
preferred (1st series)
100
r
14
23%
4 %%
13% Apr
15
93%
—1
_
Norrls
4
Sep
Jun
Mead
4
17
*92 %
Publishing
&
Jan
15% Sep
28%
Co—————I
Stores
11% Jan
49% Apr
17% Apr
25
21
Mar 26
2734
No par
No par
^
13%
42
No par
com
Porcupine
McKesson
5
18
14,300
13%
Electric Co
'8 Mar
22
4,500
11,300
.No par
3
50
McCrory Stores Corp common__5Uo
3%% convertible preferred—100
3o
14% Jan
8%
22%
preferred
30
29% Dec
8%
22%
No par
Corp
$2.50
Apr
29
8%
22%
Corp
McCord
85
14
8%
22%
56%
preferred
51
11% Dec
8%
22%
preferred——
—No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 serles.No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
Maytag Co common
No par
84% Apr
21% Sep
83% Oct
400
*8%
21%
$3.75
4
21
243/4
8%
22%
1,300
8
39% Dec
24%
,
8%
21%
108%
4
26% Jan
25
8%
22%
108%
Jan
52
Sep 17
33% July 2
18% Dec 24
71% Jan
*lar 19
25
8%
preferred—;
conv
68% Jan
33% Jan
73% Mar 12
35% Dec
24%
400
21%
13%
Chemical
1
15
24%
5%
108'A
29
22
25
1,200
5 %
108%
$3
72% Dec
*24%
*
4%
109'A
McCall
57% Sep
25
10
4%
*108%
26
26% Sep
*243/8
519
108%
49 % Feb
3
*491
108%
18% Apr
13% Mar
17%
17%
100
May Depfc Stores common———5
Corp
Electric
4.25%
4
4
35 %
363/4
512
68,500
Feb
Jan
17%
207/e
47
12
35%
*490
453/a
Mar 12
4
17%
44%
21% Mar 25
15% Feb
35%
512
20%
52
29
,
20%
Dec
11% Dec
17
44%
15
14
33%
*490
43%
45
22
17%
*20%
19
22"/4 Jan
35
512
44%
18% Feb
43% Jan
17
20%
20
7
34%
*490
43
17% Jan
11
...
20%
Mar 16
Jan
17%
43%
21
Jan
4,800
35%
511
20%
1
40% Mar 12
9,500
173/e
17%
19
Mar 11
20
36%
35%
511
130
18%
Apr
15
700
42%
98
17
63/4
20%
89
lo
63/4
19%
5
30% Feb
65/«
42%
7
45% Feb
6%
20%
Jan
20% Sep 14
41% Nov 27
6%
19
83
4
6%
42 %
92% Jan
16
6%
3,200
203s
85% Nov 24
6
6%
227/fl
84
5
Masonile
July 2
Sep 15
Sep 29
75
6%
*55%
L) Co..
(Glenn
Jan
16% Jan
6%
5
Martin-Parry Corp
18
2,700
100
4
13% Feb
38
7%
10
Co
preferred
16% Jan
2
7%
50
Co
18% Mar 20
16
*83%
7%
M'fg
14% Mar
30
83%
7%
(conv)
16
% Nov
22 3/fl
831/4
7%
1
Corp common
14
25% Feb
22%
82%
*7%
6.25
Cement
Field
42% Dec
22%
821/4
7%
5%
Sep
21
22%
82%
*5%
12% Jun
26
22%
7%
5%
preferred
% %
22%
82%
*5 %
—5
500
15,300
7%
5%
——
137/a
*73/4
*5%
Exploration
41%
1311/2
13%
22 %
5%
Midland
Marshall
'
135/B
5%
Shirt
Marquette
41%
,*129
41/4
Oil
Marine
83
13%
4%
Corp
13% Mar 10
23
137/a
4 Va
Maracaibo
42 % Apr
13%
4%
Marathon
8
13%
*8%
8%
41%
131%
4%
1
57% Mar 10
11
13%
8%
*41%
*129
4%
4
29
41%
1311/2
4%
Feb
Jan
55
8%
8%
*41%
*129
4%
9% Feo
23
8
41%
131%
__————No par
Bros
Manhattan
50
*129
1
10
17% Sep 15
34% Aug 28
82%
10
5% Jan
Jan
5
22%
(The)
4
11
9
par
Magma Copper
Mognavox Co
8
41%
13%
Mahoning Coul RR Co
25
Feb
3
<
26
25% Jun
530
4%%
Madison
Feb
511
8%
42
132%
100
No par
No par
preferred series A
Square Garden
Magic Chef
.-
81% Mar 16
*8
41%
*129
13%
com—No
Co Inc
6
8% Jan
9
Mar
0
Forbes common—10
tit
preferred————
6%
85 % Feb
20% Jan
42
22% Sep
Apr'
MacAndrews
29
Mar 23
8% Feb
8
8
12
May
32
3% Dec 30
4% Sep 14
Mar
Working Co
7% Ap."
87% Mar 27
552
45
& M
8
8
9% Jan
517
22
107
*95
97
*108
26 %
107
96%
97
109
26%
311/2
31%
97%
97%
*96
'107
108%
107
*95
96%
*95
96 3/4
97
*95
97
*96
97
*108
25%
109
26%
*108
25%
107
109
26%
32
97
*107
95
96%
*108
26%
32
98
108%
95
967%
109
27%
32
*96%
*108
*94
*95
32
300
130
800
98
40
109
120
95'/2
97
*107
27
27%
10
200
108'%
19,200
17
18
(1946)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
22
22% Jun
9
2y% Dec 14
125 'A Oct
21 V* Oct
53% Feb
26% Jan
29% Jan
28
7
30
Feb
9
33% Mar
136
Feb
21 % Jan
25
Feb
20
24% Feb
16
Nov
20
19% Jan
2
29
19% Jan
67
Jan
Oct
1
88
Jan
9
26% Jan
27
9% Jan
4
71% Jan
5
18% Nov
Apr
19 % Mar 16
41 % Mar 17
37
Jan
4
4 % Jan
4
«
34% Mar 30
4
4*
10
Dec
31
57% Sep
33% Sep
15
70% Aug
15
58% Jan
22
Dec
Jan
6% Mar 12
31
13
5
15% Sep
9%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
4
16% Jan
Feb
15
23% Feb
1
6
61
Mar 17
69% Mar 22
23
40
Jan
54% Feb
4
7 %
17
20
Apr 28
24% Feb
16
Mohawk
13
Mar 31
15% Jan
19
Mojud
H
Mdnarch
32% Mar 26
31% Jan
4
36% Apr
29% Nov
17
40% Dec
31% Feb
1
42% Mar 16
53% Sep
11% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
56
Jan
4
64% Feb
15
18% Apr
15% Apr
15
12 % Jan
4
14% Mar 23
Moore-McCormack
16
11% Mar 24
14% Fib
Morrell
43% Jan
6
30% Jan
4
31
34% Mar 18
17
27% Jan
21 % Mar
21% Sep
14
27% Mar 16
18
Sep
Jan
Dec
31
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
35% Dec
Motor
42
6
Wheel
50
Feb
25
51
Feb
28% Mar 24
16% Apr
47% Feb
2
2
14
110
Feb
Jan
21
22
42% Jan
4
44% Jan
37
4
41
Jan
10%
75%
75%
*19
19%
Brass
Mar 26
10
10
10%
75%
76 %
76%
*76%
19 %
19%
19%
3i800
77%
50
22%
23
22%
23%
23
*19%
23%
19%
23'%
23%
32%
33%
32
33
31%
32%
23%
23%
32%
5,900
33%
18%
18%
18%
32
18%
18%
18%
32%
40%
41%
41
41 Va
41 %
42
11,700
19,600
i
200
18%
18%
17
17%
42%
42%
42%
8%
43%
8%
10,600
9%
65%
'8%
66%
9%
66%
75,500
67%
66%
47%
49
67%
48%
50%
17.500
33,100
8
20"%
21
49%
20
51
20%
20%
20%
20
13%
13%
13%
20%
13%
4,000
13%
20%
20%
20%
20%
13%
20
20%
20
20%
20%
13%
20%
85%
11,300
86
86
86%
9,800
20%
7,500
86
86%
85%
86%
86
86%
1
20%
20%
20
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
,
1,100
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
39%
35%
—1
39 %
39
35%
39%
37%
38%
35%
38%
40%
59%
60%
59
59%
59
39%
59%
40%
59%
8,200
60%
12
13%
14
13%
60
14
13%
14
60%
14 V
14
28,700
No par
12%
12%
13%
14%
4,000
34%
35%
33%
35
-1®
17%
17%
17%
17%
*12
12%
*12
34%
xl7
12%
12
13
34%
34%
35%
17 %
17%
V
17%
5,800
12%
12%
34
34%
9,400
117
17%
3,800
24
24%
1,300
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24
24
—1
23%
23%
23 Vo
23%
23
23 %
23%
23%
23%
—1
24
23%
22%
22%
23%
23%
5,700
22%
23
——I
•15%
15%
15%
22%
15%
22%
8,300
15%
15%
Co—
23
15%
•15%
I
1
44 Vs
44 %
ICO
107%
107%
•107%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
4%%
104
*19
Murray Corp of America com
10
4% preferred
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
Mo par
23
21
x75%
19%
*102
—I
Mullins
Mfg Oorp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
27
78
104
10%
'
•77
•19%
*102
10%
•13%
Corp
4
11
104
9%
13%
Corp
7
Apr
*102
21 %
—
Co
Mueller
18% Jan
10
13%
Lines
25% Mar 12
106% Jan
103
10
No par
(The)
&
Products
Motor
8
103
10%
20%
Co
Inc
5
26
13 % Jan
105
9%
——1
(John)
23 % Jan
19% Jan
6,100
7,100
No par
Co—
Utilities
Montana Power Co
24% Apr
28
19
Chemical
Motorola
2,400
66%
No par
1
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
3
9%
85
66%
20
Tool
Montana-Dakota
1
Apr
110% Mar 3
24% Feb 26
29
37% Mar
Machine
23
26% Mar 13
5
43
23
Feb
14 % May
50
Jan
15
12
6
9%
84
—1.2®
Carpet Mills
22"% Mar 12
29
9%
85
67
49 %
4
29
2,600
83%
67%
19
Dec
21%
66%
48%
28% Mar 11
21
21%
83%
65%
5
21% Dec
2,400
66
50
26
8
9%
200
23 %
80%
49%
87% F- b
15
9
1,900
23%
65
pfd-100
20% Apr
10% Sep
29% Dec
21%
8%
5
15
23%
21%
81
8%
79% Mar 29
20
23
66 %
8%
16% Jan
11
23%
21%
9%
128%
80%
66%
Co Inc
Monsanto
23%
21%
128
65 %
8%
20% Mar 23
Jan
129%
82
65%
95% Jan
20
•128
67%
A——10®
conv
30%
129%
80%
com—No pnr
Sep 15
17% Sep 14
25% Jun 10
79
30%
*128
66
•103
RR
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
17
30%
128%
series
preferred
15% Mar 25
33% Dec
30%
•9%
30
27% Jan
23% Mar 25
30%
9%
S
29
21
34% Mar 25
14
30%
9%
& 8
9% Apr
21% Dec 21
18
11,400
30%
Marie—No par
Paul
43 % Apr
19% Nov 17
32,400
27%
23%
$4
21
15% Sep
34% Jun
84%
27%
21%
Minn
22
24% Oct
83%
27%
21%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Apr
21% Jan
85%
27%
21%
29
78
81%
27%
21%
St
Shares
81%
23%
Corp
the Week
27%
23%
Oil
Apr. 30
79%
30%
128
Bales tt
Friday
Apr. 29
27%
130 \
Minn
19
Apr. 28
79
30%
preferred
Midwest
105% Apr 13
11% Jan 21
19% Mar 16
76%
27%
'30%
129%
23%
1st
Ref—-1.50
Min & Mfg common
No par
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Mollne Co common—1
$5.50
1st preferred
—100•
$i..sn 2nd conv preferred
25
Minneapolis Power & Light—No par
Mjsskj Corp
1
Mission
Development Co
8
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
12
22
28
100
1®
8%
19
Apr
66% Apr
76%
27%
•
85
11
103
75
Inc—No par
10% Jan
26
23
8% Dec 29
4
55% Jan
3
Jan
104
26
8% Jan
68% Nov 30
60% Dec
6
Jan
Utilities
Apr. 27
Minneapolis & St Louis Rj—No par
8
24
South
Middle
Apr. Hi
10
Continuod—Pago t
tow AND HIGH BALK PRICKS
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Monday
Plf
Petroleum
Miuiand Steel Prod common
24
24% Mar 20
11
Mld-Contlnent
o
126% Jan
27
69
29
9
Feb
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
85% Apr
139
31
42
NEW
65% Jan
46% Jan
26
8% Dec
1
Highest
31
27% Mar
9
16% Jan
Lowest
66% Dec
7
Apr
94% Jan
Range Since Jan.
Highest
55 Vs Sep
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
common
preferred
42
43%
108
42%
107%
19%
43%
43%
43%
*43%
40%
•39%
40 %
*39%
1,400
43%
43%
43%
3,200
107%
107%
107%
210
19 %
5,000
19%
44
•39%
15 Va
43 %
107%
43
107%
•43
14%
2,300
41
19%
19
*43%
44
*43%
44
*39%
41
*40%
41
100
N
16
Dec
29
74
Sep
15
28
Oct
6
11% Sep
16% Sep
14
25% Feb
99% Jan
19% Sep
15% Jan
21% Mar
15
24
10
Sep
11% Apr
30
74% Mar 29
8
38
9
19
Nashville
13
National
30
44% Apr
15% Feb
19
National
27
19
19
National
4
Jan
39
Apr
Apr
21
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
60 % Dec
Jan
8
14% Mar
15
National
25
National
City
4
23
National
22% Sep 21
.86% Sep 25
24% Jan
6
104% Jan
21
4% Jan
2
10
Sep
4
% Dec
13% Jan
105
19%
19%
1,900
19%
19%
19%
69
70
19%
6,300
70'A
71
71
12%
13
71%
7.200
15
180
Apr
152% Apr
30
7%
9
6%
15
9
46
Jan
4
51"% Apr
30
30% Jan
12
26% Jan
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
4
29
27
National
Sugar Ref
National
Supply (The)
9% Jan
4
24% Mar 11
Jan
30% Mar 12
97% Apr
33% Apr
134% Apr
National
Natl
20
4
National
Theatres
8
National
4% Jan
4
11% Apr
5% Feb
11% Jan
4
13
16% Apr
8
14
Jan
8
15
Jan
22
Nelsner
Mar 25
105
Jan
1
106
4% %
6:
31% Mar
93% Apr
86
56
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
6
94
20
Feb
Mar 29
Feb
25
5
35% Apr
22
6
95% Mar 31
4
15
Nehi
11
40% Jan
14
29
12% Jan
4
15
Apr
12^
72% Mar 23
67 % Jan
5
75
Apr
14
4
34% Apr
30
Jan
34
30
25% Jan
23% Mar 17
18% Jan
4
25% Jan
30
18% Jan
11
14
48% Jan
5
32% Apr
21
10
109% Mar
9
106% Jan
6
17% July 13
15% Mar
70
Jan
20
63
80
92
Feb
9
11
9
York
York
York
37% Jan
19
109
Apr
18% Apr
23
20
69
Mar
85% Jan
14
90
Jan
29
6
425
Jnn
1
13
N
31% Mar
3
N
Feb
4
2
18
Feb
19
35% Apr
28
92
2
Apr
27% Jan
29
% Feb
10
82% Jan
25
Jun
87
Jun
16
22
87'/a Jan
8
86
Jan
4
Jan
7
17% Jan
6
30
39% Jan
4
22% Jun
12
26
16
24 % Jan
13
19
23% Mar 24
20
15
22% pec
20
14
15
83
,
Sep
July
34 % Sep
103% Oct
52
Sep
11% Jun
6
87
107% Nov
14
84
16
9% Jan
21
Jan
4
12
4
7
89
6
43 % Apr
Apr
54 Vs Jan
16
i
24
87
Mar 19
18
109
Mar 12
89% Jun
19
101
Jan
12% Jun
15
9
18% Mar 17
11
4
Apr
Mar 23
F°b
64% Mar
22
85
10
29
29% Mar 31
111
19
23
4
15% Mar 24
% Apr
15
30
8
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
17% Jan
4
10
12
12
100
Jun
May 18
39% Feb
19% Mar
2
22% Mar 18
2
38% Jan
4
42% Apr
30
Jan
2
102% Jan
4
93% Jan
92% Jan
5
108% Apr
98% Apr
7
27
6
110% Jan
29
106
106% Feb
25
106% Jan
7
97% Jun
12
104% Dec
9
104% Jan
49% Jun
13
10
Apr
'57% Aug
26
6
54% Jan
4
Mar 23
66% Apr
30
26% Jan
4
30
Apr
5
18% Jan
20
20
23% Jun
10
28
108
16% Sep
1
19% Dec
24
8% Dec
15
14% Feb
Apr
1
2
9
71% Sep 23
Va Jan
4
12% Jan
20
95% Jan
9
73
Jan
4
84
For footnotes
see
page
22.
&
.
Mar
3
34%
34%
*14%
♦105
*98 Va
12%
1
14%
-
Nopco
14 Va
*73
14%
♦105
35
34%
34%
*94%
95%
94%
95%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
51
52
51 Vs
52
52
14
14
13%
13%
13
*73
5,000
74%
74%
73%
73%
10
31%
31%
32%
34'A
7,400
20%
20 %
20%
20%
6,900
21%
22'A
21%
22 Vs
49,200-
34%
35 %
34%
35%
23,800
67
87%
*350
400
24%
108
18%
*65
*85
66
87%
<
108
108%
*108%
18
18'A
18%
*65
66
*85
*65
87 Va
109
109
18%
66
*85
*65
87%
*85
—-—
87%
—
— —
24
23%
24%
24%
24%
24
54%
24 Va
55
55
55 Va
55%
56
54%
55
15%
2,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
20,200
36%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
93
93
92
92'A
27%
28 Vs
27%
28%
36%
36%
36
*350
400
i
*350
400
93
28%
*92%
27%
28%
85
28%
5,900
66
400
16
*92
600
18%
24
55
par
109
18%
*350
24%
*83
85
*82
83
*84 Va
*370
89
*87%
89
*87 Va
89
*87 Va
93
400
*92
7.000
5,100
93%
28%
85
*82%
150
28%
24,700
'
85
88%
97%
*87%.
97
97
97
97
96
97 %
21%
96%
96%
260
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
40'A
21%
40%
21%
40
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
26%
26%
40%
21%
41
11,100
21%
2
88%
3,000
26%
26%
*26%
26%
10
Co
*26%
26 %
22'A
26%
22%
26%
500
22%
22 %
22%
22%
28 Vs
22%
22%
1
29
22'A
22%
27%
20,200
28%
26%
27%
28%
28%
28%
29
69,700
Aviation
85%
85%
*85
10
40
40%
40
Gas
1
Co
preferred
9
9
9
9
87
40 Va
9%
*85
9
Va
9%
87
*85
39%
40%
*-* o CO £
108%
9%
87
40
■
J
9%
9
*85
87
3,200
20
40%
40%
40%
16,200
O CO £
108%
*108%
108%
420
33,400
100
*108%
100
Ry
56%
57%
56
56%
55%
57%
57%
58%
57%
58%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13,200
iV
390,200
5
Airlines
*108%
109
32
.'o
A
100
*88%
89'A
88%
88%
100
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
100
100%
100 Va
100%
100%
rights
Northrop Aircraft
109
(Minn)—
Common
:
Inc
24
1
24%
22'/a
3la
23%
88
106'A
99
21%
3*2
106%
23
9%
9%
17'A
16%
17 Vs
17
17
21
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
Pharmacal
Oo
Co common
J,50
12
-
41%
9
*99
9%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
105V2
105 V8
105 Vs
105%
105%
*95 %
96 Va
♦95 Va
96»A
22%
9
23%
9%
9
23%
20
9
70
23,600
3,000
17 Vs
1,400
3,300
42%
11,000
104%
490
41%
*107
107%
4.44%
100
107%
108
108 %
*107%
Oil Co
No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com.
10
4%
preferred
20
Oliver Corp common
1
63%
64%
*107%
64%
65 Vs
64 Va
65%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Vs
29%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*1Q%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10V4
10%
10%
80'A
80'A
80
80%
105
*95'A
41%
105%
96'A
107
*107
108 Va
108 %
*107%
108 Va
65'A
65 Va
29%
29%
80
22%
21%
108
*79
200
16%
*107 %
100
100
21%
100
convertible preferred
107%
17 "/a
96
preferred
99%
21%
*105
Ohio
*106 Va
88
21%
100
107
107%
100
*87%
*16%
100
96
88
'
17Vs
9
*106%
99%
25
9
88
A
i1#
32
88
Inc common—10
preferred
1
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
4.56% preferred
4%%
14,800
13 Vs
20'A
50
Edison
10
55
31 Va
Northern
Ohio
12%
19%
Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Norwich
-.54%
60
100
*73
15%
Northeast
4.6%
100r
15,900
*31%
*65
& Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
26
Northwest
1,100
14%
20
*97
Common
34%
32
*87%
Pacific
200
74%
100
Northern
101
200
14%
107%
96%
14%
13%
*73
34%
*95
54
14%
*98%
...
19%
*85
Norfolk
5%%
14%
♦105
1,900
3,000
12%
31%
100
Natural
14%
107 Va
101
54%
Co
American
*12%
17,500
19%
preferred
American
12%
5
32 Vs
preferred
North
6%
11%
5
19%
*83
North
6%
10%
31%
100
Chemical
6%
5%
*98%
52%
6,000
11%
74%
51%
90
33%
134
5%
101
1
Corp
*129%
95%
14%
32%
131
*12'A
:
107%
35
33 Va
97%
11%
5
12%
29%
*97
Gas Corp—
preferred
16% Dec
34'A Jun
BO
preferred
9% Feb
101
14%
107 %
*94
10O
preferred
$4.10
11
83
$3.75
$4.80
12
11
*105
5
i
6%
Oo—
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
103% Apr
2
24% Mar 31
Jan
*98 %
Hartford OO-lOO
preferred
16% Jan
14%
*14%
.
No par
100
$3.60
99
34%
94
14%
B
A
-
9
Mar 25
7% Jan
94% Jun
Common
108% Fib
13
9
Louis
Shipbuilding
Electric
4
14% Jan
25 Va Apr
State
28
29
18
York
Y
Jan
8% Dec
18% Sep
New
106% Apr
95
34%
No par
Northern States Pwr Co
13% Jan
sa
78
Apr
100% Jun
19
Jan
107% Mar 31
Jan
14% Dec
26% Apr
22% Apr
85% Jan
46% Jan
6
12
38
Jan
24
22% Apr
43% Feb
8% Jan
21
Jan
j
14%
107%
94
1
A
3.90%
92
26
53 % Jan
*14%
*105
No par
Co
&
100% Mar 30
13
20% Jan
5 Vs
12%
100
RR
Haven
3.60%
94 % Nov
Jun
Harlem
92% Mar 11
23
8
New
5
29
11%
5%
*12%
common
preferred
15
15% Sep
87
&
Y
3.40%
Sep
19
4
29% Mar 16
Y
Mar 24
39% Dec
Jan
96% Feb
*11%
5 Vs
12%
100
Pl'pfovrofi
N
28
11%
5 Vb
18
60
80% Nov
11%
11%
*128
,
6%
30
97%
32%
131
6%
*12%
1
*128
6%
18%
7
28
132
6%
18
Mar 23
3
*127
New York City Omnibus
Corp-No par
New York Dock common
No par
$5
non-cum
preferred
No par
Apr
14"% Apr
38% Mar
6% ,"*•
108
22
10
11%
1
i
134
6%
*97
32%
108%
51
Apr
♦130
29%
97%
32 Vs
>108
5
79
11,200
*97
100
8
75
30 Vs
32%
*31
21%
18
24% Jun
97
32
34%
Feb
22
97
33
20%
Jan
Jan
97
32%
32%
65% Feb
92
1,600
96%
33 Vs
34
37% Mar 23
29%
21%
520
31% Sep 21
80% Jun 11
15,700
27%
29%
32%
5
Apr
1,500
51%
30%
20%
16
348
31%
51%
27%
29%
33%
29
31
30%
21%
19% Jun
31%
30 Vb
33
49% Dec
900
2,700
51%
—100
series
9%
22%
27%
21
preferred
9%
22%
51%
20
6%
9%
22%
27%
Flbra Oo
St
120
9%
22%
,
.100
..
common
Sc
154
80
0
.
Central
Chic
*152
152%
180
31'A
1
Brake
152%
9%
22 Vs
46%
179
28%
Electric
Air
154
9%
21%
47
180
51%
100
,
*152
46%
*179
28
Common
30
Jan
9%
22
47
178%
50%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New
30%
154
46
178%
28%
102
31
common
Industries
New
9%
28%
*101'A
10
preferred
5
16,700
27%
101'A
51
Pa com
preferred
New
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
Inc
England
15
70
47%
47%
1
preferred
Feb
20% Mar
26
33,300
NO par
Bros
4 % %
29%
102'A
27 Vs
101%
30%
Jewport
16% Jan
700
28%
*101%
27%
28%
30
30
27,100
50%
30
15
17%
92%
28%
System
1
few Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
fewmont Mining Corp
—10
10% Sep
1,300
17%
91%
51V*
Apr
55
13%
17%
92
179
21%
30%
13
17%
92
28%
51
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100
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13
17%
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47
.
13
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101
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179
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22 >/«
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Newberry Co (J J)
lew
ME.
47%
179
9%
preferred
conv
47%
21%
Natomas Co
6
152%
1
Co
Vulcanized
4
4.20%
26
Feb
100
preferred
Tea Co common
National
19
7% Mar 31
17
•178%
i
19
64
May
% %
27
101
Corp
Steel
&
27%
101 %
OaatJNo par
Linen Service
Malleable
13% Feb
2
14% Mar 30
400
preferred A
preferred B
27%
101%
.100
common
52% Jan
92% Jan
Sep
Co
31% Apr
11
30
Sep
101% Jun
Lead
13
17%
91%
17%
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No par
I
preferred
National
4
is
8
17%
90%
11
30
17
18% Dec 29
17%
90%
26% Jan
12% Jun
23% Sep
17% Sep
common—B
20% Jan
85% Jun
Dec
Prod
6
38
37% Aug 31
Distillers
$4.50
Apr
common—1
pfd series of 1951
—100
Gypsum Co common
1
4 % %
National
9% Dec 29
37% Mar 19
106
Jun
National
32% Jan
8i
'
48
20
7
9
16%
13
5
27
16%
19%
Jan
Jan
16'A
10
70%
141 % Jan
31% Jun
3,400
19%
172
5
74
69
4
12
71%
13
Co
Gas
4
10% Jan
71 Vs
16%
*13%
19%
19
7% Mar
5,800
70%
16
preferred
Cylinder
146
10
14
71%
16
70%
conv
173% Nov
28
10% Jun
70
15%
12%
102% Apr
7
14
71
13%
70%
16
70%
4
Jan
14
71%
15%
«
5
6% Feb
13%
71%
1
5
Jan
114
13%
No par
Register
Lines Inc
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
38
4
14
15
93% Jan
4*
13%
14
12
Jan
4,600
16,500
14
181
13% Apr
20% Jan
30
90
180
13%
*179
72% Anr
97 % Feb
28% Jan
*178%
180
4,200
29% Apr
24
180'/a
*178%
23,500
8
Nov
*178%
179
12%
4
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
12% Jan 12
39
16%
20
91
25%
38%
23
17% Apr
4
25%
38%
12
20 % Jan
24% Jan
25%
38%
22%
87% Jan
5
25%
12%
5
31% Jan
14%
25%
38%
23
6
15
14%
25%
38
12'A
99% Jan
8% Feb
26 Vs
38%
23
23% Jan
9
14%
25%
38 Vs
179
Container
$1.25
26
22% May 26
31
22,400
14%
26 Va
38%
12%
4
Sep 21
40% Sep 14
25% Oct 26
8
commoi
14%
25%
38
Corp—
710
22%
25
Feb
3,500
11%
62 % Feb
7
14%
13%
22%
12% Jan
20% Dec
14%
13%
41,100
12%
8
25 %
14%
6,900
13%
13%
12%
23
14
Nov
17%
42%
12%
15% Jan
15
14%
77
42%
23
66% Dec
132
Ine—1
11%
76%
12%
10
6
13%
23%
29
Nov
13%
12%
12
38% Dec 31
13%
42%
19%
56% Jun
96
*13%
13
77
23%
12% Apr
23% Apr
19% Apr
24
13%
12
77
x41%
SB
18
15
13%
13%
—1
5
17%. Feb
29% Apr
155Va Jun
43
13%
Co
19% Jan
1
76%
42%
National
2
19% Mar 27
29
74%
43%
15
20% Dec
22
76
42%
Corp..
Cash
17% Jan
21
3
Can
8
Aug 31
Apr
National
21
Mar 22
75%
43 %
Fibres
13%
preferred A
15% Apr
10% Jan
Sep
Dec
Aviation
57% Jan
15
17% Sep
85 % Dec
Automotive
24
76
13%
76%
42%
1
Biscuit Co
"I %
13%
76%
1
National
■
®
—
Co
Airlines
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
19
16% Sep
8
Acme
13%
Loulf—100
Corp
Chatt & St
National
30
180
11
84
Nash-Kelvlnator
26% Mar 31
4
4
26
Dec
7
36% Jan
13% Feb
Sep
8
79
172% Jan
14
14
9
Jan
20% Jan
Mar 19
174% Dec
Jan
13% Apr
14% Apr
25% Mar 20
14
18% Jan
30
2
36% Mar 25
22
34
Sep
158% Jun
26
*79
20
41%
104
*95'A
*107
96'A
10
108%
100
107%
110
65%
66'A
9,100
29 Vs
29 Vs
107%
*19%
20
10%
10%
10%
80
80
80
2,700
300
13.300
280
Financial Chronicle
Number 5321... The Commercial and
Volume 179
(1947)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
■
Oft Mar
11
37
Jan
13
70
Apr 29
Outboard Marine & Mfg
6
83
Apr 29
87
J*n
Outlet Co
55% Dec 21
79% Oct
50
Jan
11
61
Apr 27
21
42% Oct 21
20
2
Sep
(The)—
Corp
44% Jan
46% Dec
■
Feb
38
Omnibus
Jan
84
18
€9% Jun 16
81
11% Jun 18
16
Dec
8
61
No par
Fiberglas Corp
Owen8*Cornlng
17 % Apr
29
Pabco Products Inc com
Sales far
_
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Apr. 29
Shares
Apr. 30
16%
16%
16%
16%: ;;
16%
17%
51
51'/a
50%
51
50%
51 %
58%
61%
62%
65
67
70
84
84
*83
83
17%
32.500
51%
52%
4,300
67
68%
5,200
83%
♦83
85%
50
-
>
17%
60%
58%
61
58
59,
50%
50%
59
59%
3.500
83%
82%
82%
81
83
81%
82%
80%
81%
7,500
16%
6"
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
_
*84%
59%
82%
-
13.50
19
..
86
52
2.50
SALE PRICES
Apr. 28
16%
52%
62%
16%
No par
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
5
1
Elevator
Otis
26
84% Apr
77% Jan 12
Mar 12
30
Tuesday
Monday
F«f
'
17% Apr
52% Apr
14% Jan 26
28
15% Dec
4
37% Aug 31
28
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 1953
Lowest
Continued—Page 9
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Frevlons
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
87 ;
1674
17%
16%
17%
13,800
87
85
86
,85%
P
7% Oct
13% Jan
6
Oct
3
M§7% Mar
25% Jun
i
16
40
'
Mar 17
4% Sep
15
•% Sep
9% Jan
33
Mar
'4
32% Apr
30
4
V
33% Feb
4
01
5
5
69% Jan
4
97% Jan
4
6
Jan
15
15
26% Jan
4
30
34% Jan
21% Jan
18
7
31% Jan
4
35% Jan
15
38% Apr
6% Sep
15
8% Jan
6
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
8% Apr
9
6
Jan
8
10% Oct 20
18
Jan
34
38% Dec
Jan
5
15
20% Nov
2
*144 %
145%
145%
145%
*145%
146
1
',v;5%
5%
5
5
5
5
33%
34%
33
10
60%
74%
61%
757/a
*101%
7%
7%
V; 7%
29%
29%
Oil
Park
Parke
21
Pictures
Parker
Davis
Proof
25
39
Feb
3
37
Mar 30
5%
25 % Apr
28% Apr
29% Mar
28
29% Jan
65% Mar 19
81% Dec
9
73% Jan
82V4 Mar 12
Penney (J C)
10
11 % Jan
13% Apr
Penn Coal & Coke
37% Jan
38
Sep
30% Sep
14
14% Apr 23
39% Mar 19
Jun
10
41% Dec 28
27
15
Jan
Jan
105
29
$1.30
29
43% Mar 23
11
Feb
24
5%
42% Mar 22
Penn
106
2
10
107% Feb
3
Apr
13
35% Jan
4
106% Feb
Jun
30% Jun
101
18
109
Mar
Mar 18
107
Apr
19
18% Fob
15
35% Mar 18
104
16% Dec
23% Jan
29
28% Sep
28
■
11
Sep
14
10% Jan
48
15
Dec
Mar
31
Mar 18
15
29
Mar 26
33
40% Feb
9
16% Mar 12
30
101% Feb
9
6
18 % Jan
4
23% Apr
23
15% Jan
11
Feb
11
Jan
105V4 Mar 23
17% Sep
15
21% Mar
14% Dec
30
19% Mar 25
11% Apr 20
34% Oct
32% Jan
20
18
108% Jan
21
43% Feb
327/e Jan
16
24
99
Jun
19
25 % Mar 17
1
111/
Jan
112% Mar 30
Jan
22
4
37% Apr
32% Jan
5
4
37% Mar 25
11
25% Mar 29
5
113% Mar 29
106
5
Jan
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
11
101
Apr
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
103
Jan
11
107
Apr
108% Nov
12
107
Jan
11
109% Mar
18% Jan
8
8
Apr
30
15
10% Jan
34% Apr
86
104
July 7
8% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
80
Apr
41% Dec
88
30
Dec
28
Feb
17
83
Jan
7
38% Feb
Mar 13
101
29
87
Nov
55
29
88% Dec
5
27
36 % Jan
28
95% Jan
Jan
85
Jan
12
95
86
Apr
27
90
Jan
29
Mar
9
93% Feb
5
97% Apr
69% Mar 25
53% Jan
11
4
8
65 % Apr
19
92% Jun
1
98
Jan
29
48% Sep
15
10
30
Sep
95
July 22
19
Jan
21
May 18
37% Jan 14
101
Jan
35
106% May 22
Jan
13% Mar
391/2 Apr
12
100% Jan
2
22% Mar 27
6
Jan
103
11
Jan
29
28% Apr
8
Jan
21
29
11
Sep
148% Apr
153% Jun
13
14
Apr
29
21
162
Sep
3
160
Apr
15
160
Apr
15
11
165
Feb
6
162
Jan
6
169
Mar
68% Mar 16
53
Jan
14
4
5
12% Jan
4
15% Apr
27
60% Jan
4
65
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
69% Dec
31
17% Sep
15
9% Feb
75
26
28
C
4
8
&
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80%
80%
80
80%
13%
13
13'%
13
13%
13 Vb
13%
42
40%
41%
40
40%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
40%
*105%
28
5%
68% Apr
28
5%%
12
14
31% Jan
2
18% Jan
8
Pittston
98
July 30
89 Vb Jan
11
24% Apr
99% Apr
14
14
15
12% Jan
10% Feb
1
12% Feb
16
14
2
24
Jan
4
3
24 % Apr
30
Jan
29
141/4 Jan
4
17% Apr
19% Mar 23
16% Jan
7
19
26
Potomac
30% Dec
23
34"% Apr
46% Feb
13% Oct
13
17% Jan
8
L
7% Sep 15
34% Jan
8
69% July 1
9% Dec 31
29
26% Jun
5
29% Jun
11% May
14
38
Jan
26
Feb
17
78% Apr
19
15% Jan
20
91/8 Mar 31
11
Jan
20
82% Jan
3
72% Mar 16
80
Jan
20
267/a Apr
20
25% Jan
4
101% Jun
18
27% Jan 20
27% Feb 24
2
28% Jan
26
12
28% Apr
9
$1.40
4
103% Apr
6
4.08%
109% Jan
6
105% Apr
29
43% Jan
20
40% Jan
4
64% Jan
2
47
Jan
4
109% Mar
4
108
Apr
6
110%iJan 29
6%
28
Jan
4
Jan
5
Feb
5
4.70%
51% Apr
29
Pullman
61 ?8 Apr
19
Pure Oil
No par
3
23
No par
2
40%
131% Jun
30% Mar
17
*96
*106
106%
*106
97%
25% Jan
f1
29% Jan
Nov 19
68
Jun 18
2% Oct 15
3% Sep 15
79
86
96
Feb
26
35% Dec 30
5% Dec
page
110
108'/a
108%
8%
8%
8%
33%
32%
33%
33%
92
90
90%
90
90
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40
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41
41
41%
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93
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40
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98
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98
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93
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63
64%
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28
39%
39%
64%
102
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102
28
27%
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200
1,700
101%
101%
10
28%
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20
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28%
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20
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88
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88
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88
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84%
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84%
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86
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86
84
84
(conv)
1
48%
48%
47%
48%
48
47%
47%
3,400
13%
5,400
Coal Co
A
100
prior pfd
100
100
100
1
common
100
8
1
B
No par
Power
10
Co
Inc
com
preferred
3
No par
Colorado
10
23
& Gas
No par
com
preference com—No par
100
100
Inc
No par
No par
common
100
preferred
Oats Co
preferred
12%
12%
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166% 166%
55"%
56
6%
6%
14%
14%
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64
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69%
19%
19%
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com
1
100
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48
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14
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169
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169
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69
68
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68%
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20
19%
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—
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15
13,600
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150
700
19%
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23
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26 3A
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17
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19
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11,300
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76
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90
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26%
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1,100
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28
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107
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50%
50%
51%
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51%
28,500
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60
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109%
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♦109
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300
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60
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155
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154
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4,500
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26%
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28%
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80
80%
79%
80%
80 %
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81
80%
80 %
80%
4% Mar
1
5% Mar 30
RKO
Theatres
Corp
90% Jan 12
22*
I
99% Mar 29
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
37
_
45% Apr
Raybestos-Manhattan
Jan
4
27
pfd
100
103%
Radio Corp of America com—No par
RKO Pictures Corp
120
75
34%
11
6 % Mar 30
7,300
75
30
28
8,660
34
84% Feb
—No par
1
1
110
*11%
28% Apr
preferred
1,800
23%
22% Jan 11
1st
2,500
■
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l
5,500
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68
.
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15,300
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102
28
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12
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4
40
98
86
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Jan
14,100
22,600
33%
*94%
92%
94%
*29%
29%
*94%
98
64%
64%
11%
11%
39%
39%
*101% 102
27%
28
II,600
V?.
92
29
6%
20
180
*107%
24% Apr
2% Jan
47% Mar 20
see
109
200
106%
153%
24
76
4% Jan
For footnotes
,
Jan
Nov
1Q0
*106
106%
97%
*108%
97%
107
98
110
*96
21% Jan 19
146% Feb
20% Sep 15
110
110
97%
Q
25% Aug 31
*109
108%
33
33%
*85
25
25%
*25
25%
110
8% A 8%
*108
108%
8%
*92
110
88
Co
(The)
33
107
25
110'/a
20%
*86
No par
com
preferred
cum preferred
conv
*96%
98
100
preferred
Quaker
143
30% Mar 16
155 % Apr 21
>
El
div
109%
110%
107
*90
25%
25
25 %
25
*97
100
preferred
Pub Serv
27% Apr
4
109
36%
110%
*106
No par
4.9#% preferred
98% Jsm
35% Sep 15
42% Sep 14
1,600
_„100
Co
Industries
4.32%
25% Jan
Jan
25%
4%>i^conv preferred series A—50
&
Gamble
No par
6
102
36%
4,200
100
23
27% Oct 30
4
18,300
36%
Indiana—No par
15
9
37%
36%
of
Sep
Jun
36%
36%
Co
25
24% Jun 22
36%
36%.
Procter
3%%
780
15,800
36%
preferred
3
Mar 19
5,400
34%
108 %
36%
Serv
92% Mar
27
109
36%
Public
12
:
34 VB
108 %
34%
34
109
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
34
109
33%
108
36%
12
7
25% Jan
33%
2,600
35%
100
class
class
cum
12%
12%
108
40
23%
23
23%
2274
22%
100
107
36%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del)_l
$4.75i
22%
2274
45,300
49
*105%
106%
*105
106%
200
15%
*47%
49
No par
Electric
Publicker
*105
105
38%
15 Vb
15%
15%
*47 %
49
300
2,800
149
*36
36%
387/s Apr
82% Jan
5
Jan
Co
15%
*48
*146%
38
*37
31%
31 Vb
"V)
149%
146
36 %
No par
100
Pocahontas—
Creek
&
*3174
144%
15
48%
22%
2,600
36
15%
105
43%
36
48%
*105
43
32
143%
15%
49
44%
45
36%
7
35% Jan
5
26
38
48,000
36%
of
84% Nov
*37
38
15%
60
16%
107
107%
Co
37% Dec 29
145
106%
16
44
32
32 %
145
310
107%
*106
16%
16%
43%
44
'43%
*31%
106'/a
106%
16%
*106
107
16
36%
Serv
3
16%
44%
31%
106%
300
5,000
41
107%
Public
23
106'/a
*106
16%
16
40%
41
100
17
18
106%
106
*48%
35% Feb
Jun
107
106
15%
No par
18
Jun
24% Jun
5
Apr
73
106 %
107
*36
3
Poor
Apr
33% Jan
106%
44%
100
33%c
Inc
Pond
68
11
Plough
29
91/4 Jan
407b
31%
141%' 143%
3
RR
(The)
conv
29
35
35% Dec
Co
5%%
35
7
27
40%
16
10
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Young & Ash pfd
Plymouth Oil
May 7
71% Dec 16
22
92
15
8
39
107'/a
40%
4,400
42
107%
preferred
series
28% Mar 11
Apr
*105%
41%
*106
100
Pittsburgh
14
107%
40%
106%
100
50
100
Chem
1st
27
10% Sep
23% Sep
*105%
41
100
preferred
21% Jan
Sep
107 %
41 %
*105%
No par
com
41 VB
41
40%
*105'/a
8,100
41%
*40%
107%
41%
4,800
13%
13%
*38
90
80%
80
1
"20
28
*27'A
12%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com„100
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
—No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
Jan
28
12.50
Pitts Consolidation
148% Feb
Sep
28
•'
78%
—
preferred
5
25% Mar 18
150
28
j>
■
.
10
7
preferred
St
&
35
35
80
common—No par
convertible
12
18
Jun
C
Pitts Coke
19% Jan
86
103
*27%
preferred
148% Feb
9
76 % Dec
28
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
$4
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
27
Jan
Jun
29
preferred
Apr
146
16
5
7% Mar 22
6% Jan
21% Jan
.73% Feb
14
28%
*28
1,500
24%
28%
8%
2
3
15
A
*23%
28%
34%
35
108%
49% Feb
59% Feb
31
%
24'/a
100
3
15
Sep 21
A
*23 %
*27%
&
$4.80
6% Dec
82,400
%
28%
preferred
19
41% Sep
80
35%
4,700
24%
100
3.8% preferred
Apr
7
12% Sep
I,100
35%
*27%
preference com
preferred
85
Jan
59% Feb
37%
35 %
28%
conv
4
97
Sep 18
10%
37
35
107%
77% Jan
8
29
44
10%
38%
35
*27%
Ry Co
Co
$5
11% Jan
10%
38%
28%
Corp
19
16% Mar 18
10%
38%
*2%
*28
100
Phila
Apr
76% Dec
15
10%
38%
7%
1 h
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
22% Mar
42% Mar
*10%
12%
86
17
80
10%
38%
33%
4
Feb
2,100
10%
12%
6
94
6,100
3
38%
34%
Jan
24
800
4
2%
2%
33%
19% Jan
29
Dec
7
4
3
4
2%
12%
Pitts
106% May 22
29% Jan
5
18% Dec
77
7
4%
4
*23%
—100
series
7
*7
274
1
3.9%
31% Mar
Dec
7
4
7
I
4%
Apr
5
23
29
32
15
400
4
Reading Coal & Iron
1
Philco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A——100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
Mar
37%
A
Corp of America
4.68%
37%
24%
Brewing Oo
(Chas) & Co Inc com
2nd preferred (conv)
Phila
38
2%
Pfizer
4.3%
44 % Jan
23
98 % Jan
18% Jan 27
Dec
94
2
*37%
3%
3
4.4%
7,100
37%
7
105%
22%
22%
$1
300
32%
33'A
A
common
Electric
23%
32%
*23%
preferred
4%
30%
23
33%
*36%
37%
Pfelffer
23% Jan
2
29 % Sep
38
11
Co
4%%
30% Jan
104
91% Jun
4
30%
23%
32'/a
%
Co
Petroleum
105
28% Jun
Pet Milk
11
46
28
8
20% Jun
Pepsi-Cola
49% Mar
4
Feb
Dec
30%
23%
No par
Eastern
&
13% Jan
15% May 21
49
July 28
Peoria
13,300
29%
32%
24%
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke.
23
321/2 J«n
II,700
3434
Corp
Light
series
7%
*23%
preferred
4.40%
7%
23
preferred
4%%
149% Apr
Sep
26
4
4
134% Jan
22
45% Apr
2
41
5
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
Sep 15
38% Aug 21
99
5
52% Jan
40% Dec 29
127
15% Mar 25
60
774
No par
Co
&
38,000
2"%
10'%
preferred
preferred
Power
1,300
75%
102%
4
38 %
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
42% Jan
25
62%
73%
102
25
25
29% Dec
29% Nov 30
35,200
,®„
10
26% Aug 27
47,900
7
10%
—
$1.32
3%
29%
29%
*23%
33%
37%
200
9
11
*61%
75%
I;
/
10%
24
30
24
32%
7%
!
3%
18,400
27/s
38 %
rights
preferred
5
7%
7%
7%
*8%
103,
60
5,400
,
33%
33%
61%
*101%
103
I,250
5Vb
5
3%
74%
75%
•
144%
11
60%
59
-
74%
*101%
144 Vb
■
9
3%
10%
1,800
24
120%
3%
Common
$1
3%
59
75%
23%
34%
*8%
9
34%
i'•
140
7
5
25
No par
23
14
No par
5
33%
34%
10%
29%
33%
Enterprises
280
34
120
5
3%
60
103
35%
5
10%
*23%
38%
Peninsular Telep common
13
60
.
32%
Ford
&
24
*37%
Coal Co common
conv
prior preferred
Penick
11 Apr 21
23
10
&
*23%
2.50
Co
Transportation
Mines
-
1
No par
Co
&
Rust
Parmelee
Corp
Distillers Corp
Tilford
&
29
—1
1-
Corp
23%"
*8%
3%
11
73%
102 %
Paramount
1
8%
3%
10%
102%
Panhandle
14
23%
33%
8%
8%
3%
11%
11
34%'
35%'
34%
100
preferred
4%
12% Jan
Feb
*8%
3%"
1
5
Airways Inc
Peabody
i96 Apr
;„
No par
Car
Motor
21% Aug lO
27 V* Aug
Corp
preferred
Patino
30% Jan
3
Consolidated
Tin
8
4
Dec
32
27% Sep
11,800
■
145%
25
6
351%
35%'
41%
*144%
preferred
23
30
17,400
32
41
.
24
3% Jan
36 % Jan
6,300
41%
*33
•'
120
7% Feb
7
32%
41
31%
41%.
23%
7% Apr
11
31%
31%
34%
17
26
45
119%
3% Mar 12
6% Feb
2% Apr
110% Apr
61
45
!'"
'
34%
.
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
31% Mar 31
7
*57
46
119% "
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
30
40%
61
*45
119
19
19
39% Jan
41%
34
*57
23%
4%
44% Jan
31
40%
*33
45%
119%
Pan Amer World
16
31%
41%
1,600
33%
34%
Packard
30% Jun 10
30%
41%
.
50
8%
99
118%
5
33% Jun
31
7%
'
x23 %
4
Mar
45
33%
24%
20
27
*57
46
35%
Feb
37% Jan
61
*45%
119%
Jan
8% Apr
33%
*58
46
31%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common-4
102% Mar 19
4
2
30% Mar 27
r33%
61
3%
23%
Pacific
14
Apr
84% Apr
34%
*45 %
8
ns%
6%
Apr 21
63
*85
8
100
100
9
47% Jan
8
JNo par
4
4
*85
8
*58
«
_No par
& Teleg com
11% Apr
3% Mar 11
9% Jan
10
Dec
23
8% Jan
19
26
87
*7%
8
*33%
,
10
—25
Corp
Lighting
Mills
Pacific Telep
37% Mar 16
4
Apr
Pacific
*7%
"
9
5% Apr
5
98% Dec 30
May 13
5% Sep
24% Sep
Pacific
15
146
31% Jan
8
13
Feb
26 ^
*85
87
*85
10•;
No par —
No par *
Pacific Gas It Electric
120% Mar
13
4% Mar
common—
Corp..
Pacific Finance
-
100
5
Inc
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
36% Apr
15
12
Jan
2nd
41% Mar 18
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
1
Co
9
6% Jan
2
64% Oct
Coast
1st
10
Feb
11% Feb
14
Pacific
Feb
48
137% Jan
47% Mar 31
8% Apr 16
3% Dec 28
8
62
8% Jan 28
20
35% Feb
5
114% Jan
"119% MAT 10
142% Jan 22
22% Feb
Fisheries
20
23
1
34% Dec 31
110% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
Amer
28% Jan
Mar 17
30
*•:
28
Pacific
Jan
No par
preferred
conv
cum
9
39% Jan
30% Feb 20
10
32% Hot
2
22% JfOV 25
8% Feb
60
2
34% Jun
-
11
88
44% Apr
73% Mar 26
16
15
4%
Mar 10
7
7% Jan
33% Apr
6
Mar
48
34% Dec 21
65% Jun
'46
20
Jan
82
Mar 10
88
Oct 28
•0
14% Jan
11
154
6
154
6%
674
6 Vb
6
6%
6
6%
6%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
♦97
98
*96%
97%
43
44
44%
98
45%
98
100
No par
44%
45%
5%
5%
*96
45%
98
45%
*96
45%
6%
5%
3,000
18,600
26,600
300
98
45%
9
inn
19
20
(1948)
The Commercial
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
22
Range.Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
Sep
14
35% Jan
5
25% Jan
4
30% Dec
28
34% Jan
15
31% Jan
4
Sep
15
8V2 Jan
11
33 % Apr
8
36% Apr 21
10 V2 Mar 10
26 V* Oct
9
33% Jan
8
26 y4 Jan
13
28
Mar 10
36% Dec
24
41% Feb
5
36 Va Feb
1
39
Mar 24
3lV2 Dec
22
6
30% Jan
28
6 '
26
8
14% Mar 18
36
Mar
12 Ye Jan
6
29% Nov
Feb
6
22% Mar 23
16% Jan
15% Jan
12Va Apr
Sep
15
16
Rayonler Inc
82
14
27
Jan
-
Reeves
27
4
Dec
23
Sep
23
31% Feb
26
9% Dec
18
14% Jan
19
7% Mar 20
4V2 Jan
5
5% Mar 19
Apr
2
29
Jan
9
10% Jan
12
54% Apr
29
62 V2 Jun
1
;> 57'/a Apr
6
13% Sep
21,
19% Feb
2
14 "A Jan
4
14
97
23
93 % Feb
18
100
Co
Conv
pfd 3'/a%
Sep
18
Aug 14
19V2 Jan
12
237/a May 25
19
Jan
11
28
Mar 18
22
Jan
11
Apr
2% Sep
9% Sep
17
4% May 18
3
Jan
4
14
11% Jun
10% Jan
26
11 % Jen
14
52% Mar 17
47% Jan
11
53% Apr
30
31 V4 Apr
10
115% Mar 17
30
6% Apr
3
114
37% Feb
22
5% Feb
7
13
42% Oct
42% Sep
14
56
Jan 16
Mar
3% Apr
8
23
118% Feb
24
50
Apr
9% Mar 20
35% Feb
29
15
36% Dec
22
49
58'/a July 21
46
90% Jan
5
81% Jan
13
88
Feb
5
97% Jan
14
104
Feb
5
98% Dec
14
22% Sep
14
43% Sep
14
22
Oct
9
6Va Apr
11 ya Dec
31
267/a Dec
29
16 Ya Sep
15
7
35 V4 Jun
23
18% Dec 29
92
Apr
24
Jan
P.
4
48% Mar
Preferred
4.50%
30
44% Mar 10
21% Mar
3
25% Aug 14
43 % Dec
7
21% NOV
9
149% Dec
11
105
Dec
17
17% Jan
24
20% Feb
4
Jan
14
18% Jan
4
Jan
8
41
148
12
Mar
27
12
Jan
44% Ir«tr
21% Apr
193
5%%
5
Rochester
Gas
Nov
32% Jan
23
40% Dec
18
81
12
93'A Nov
9
Rockwell
96
Jan
Haas
Mar 29
&,
38'A Jan
•
16% Mar
9
45% Apr
28
30
4%
Ruppert
11
4%
30
3D
14
123
Apr
9
20 Va Jan
12
15
28
Jan
Sep
15
17
Mar 23
6
70% Dec
9
9lV2Jan
6
105
Feb 25
31% Jan
12
4
99
3
29
4
69% Jan
4
91 % Jan
15
102
Jan
87% Mar 23
25% Jan
17'A Jan
14
24
103% Nov
9
102
12% Mar 12
Jan
26% Apr. 30
4
Jan
30
5
106% Mar
85'A Jan
8
117% Apr
7
Jan
15
57% Mar 16
21% Jan
81
26
Apr
14
60
3
40
63% Apr
24
4
:
Apr
Sears
30
3
4
26% Feb
6
25% Jan
17 % Jan
6
15% Jan
29% ^eb
5
51% Apr 29
17% Apr .26
20
29% Jan
47% Apr
7
Jan
43'A Mar 20
Mar 15
8% Apr
43% Mar 20
32% Jan
4
14
42
35 % Jan
4
137
Aug
5
Jan
8
27
Dec
22
17% Feb
38% Oct
21
42y20ct
15
58% Mar 4
70% Feb 25
21% Mar
6
18 '/a Jun
1
37% Jan
5
25% Jan
15 V4 Jan
7'/a Feb
27
5 Va Jan
6
Jan
11
Mar 26
14 Va Jan
17% Mar
9
May
1
49V2 Jan
54
1
31
53% Feb
Dec
16
40
9
Jan
5
13
39% Mar 1<
16'A Feb
&
21%
21%
1,400
26
25%
25%
18,000
65%
66%
65
66 %
2,200
25%
.
Mar
31
Apr
34
Jan
11
38% Mar 29
37% Jan
11
41% Mar 30
37% Jan
18
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
19
3,800
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
34,500
12%
13 «/8
12%
13
13%
13%
12%
13%
10.000
87%
10,000
85'/a
Ac
90%
'88%
90%
*88%
90%
107%
*88%
90%
*88%
90%
*105
107%
*19%
82
48%
26%
8ya
15% May 25
12% Jan
5
14
4% Dec
31
4% Dec
29
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
103
Oct
2
44
Feb
18
60% Dec
22
98% Feb
2
101% Dec
16
12% Sep
35% Sep
5% Sep
52% Dec
107
Dec
21
4
5% Jan
20
4% Mar 16
6% Apr
13
Feb
10
55% Mar 31
101% Apr
27
14
19% Jan
Jan
4
14
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
11
14
9% Mar 19
6% Jan
4
29
5
14
67 y4 Mar 23
53% Jan
21% Aug 31
31% Jan
6
25
24% Jan
29% Mar 18
28% Jan
91
86% Jan
Sep
15
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
10 54
Spn
15
Feb
17 Va Jan
11
30
22
105
Apr
Apr
106
Jar*
,19
64% Apr
20
103% Jan
17% spr
63
27
9
Apr 26
8V8 Jan
14
26%
26%
26%
105%
*105'/4
105%
105
105%
50
112%
112%
113%
113%
113%
1,300
*13%
14 %
*13%
14%
300
63%
63%
63%
63%
15,400
111
14
14
62%
63%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
8%
8%
8 %
8%
8'/a
734
7%
7%
7%
60%
61%
60
60
60
8%
1,900
7%
8%
14,800
60%
61
61
47%
49
47%
48
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
8%
*26
8%
27
47%
17
17%
7%
7%
7%
7%
33%
33%
33%
38
*38
38%
41
16%
17%
7%
49%
17%
xl6%
34%
38%
38%
37%
38
41%
41%
42'%
41%
42%
33,300
44%
46
;
45%
47%
46%
12,300
30%
47%
31%
30%
30%
31%
31%
32
32%
5,900
'7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,900
*35%
36%
31
42
15%
36
7%
7%
7%
7%
36
*36
36%
36
36
42%
*42
43%
42
42
42
42
15 V2
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
18%
pfd__l()0
19
18%
19
x18'/2
18%
45%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,300
43%
45 Va
43%
17%
44%
17%
44%
45 %
44%
45%
84,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,500
*157
165
5%
16%
*52%
*154
162
*158
163
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
3,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
7,100
54
53
53
32
36%
41%
*52%
31 %
31%
31%
36%
36
36%
40%
41Va
40%
*52%
31%
*36%
41 Va
31
*36%
41 Va
53
53
31%
53
31
31%
3,600
37%
*36
37%
300
41%
41
17
41%
10,100
16%
17
Xl6%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
28,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
%
32 Va
26%
26 %
26%
26%
31%
31%
31%
41 y8
31%
41%
31%
31%
31%
31%
12,600
40%
41 Va
40
42
41%
42 %
41%
42%
63,300
31
47%
47%
50
43%
*81%
1
13%
43%
83
13%
-
No par
4
1
6
No par
*103
4%
46%
43%
*81%
13%
4
47%
49
49
50%
43%
44
44
44 y4
83
83
*83
85'%
13%
13%
13%
4
6
,
47
43%
83
6
6
109
*103
109
6
63%
63%
63%
63 %
jog
*101%
102 Va
101 %
101%
4
*5%
*103
'63 %
103
13%
4%
4
6%
'13%
4%
*6
109
*103
63%
62%
103
*101'/2
6%
109
63 %
103
16%
16%
16%
16%
59%
58%
•59%
4
92% Mar 30
$3.50 preferred
-
7%
7%
57%
33%
34%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
89 %
89
7
14% Jan
27
Standard Coll Products Co Inc__i_l
28
13% Apr
14
Standard
Electric
Co.No par
7%
34%
33%
12% Jan
7%
57
89%
12% Jan
7%
57%
34%
com__lNopar
6
7%
'
33%
57
par
20% Mar 18
Gas &
7
No par
Inc
400
28%
100
5
200
5%
16%
31%
No par
(stamped)_No
165
5%
16%
57%
pfd
164%
*5%
36%
41 Ya
162
5^4
par
25
*157%
16%
54
-,.pb
common__No par
Co
50
220
1,500
45
16%
Brands
500
*41%
61%
$4.50
8,300
33%
40%
16%
D
26.309
34%
58%
Conv
21,400
8%
3%
34%
8
2,900
32,500
16%
7%
34%
16%
Standard
8%
27
50 Va
34
63
Square
8 Va
*26
51%
*37%
37
;
8 Va
27
50
45 y.
15%
common
3%
*26
50%
41%
42
ctfs
8%
27
4,900
II,800
44%
*36
preferred..,
16%
7%
41%
I.IlS
"_l
(Del)
17 Va
48%
33%
45%
.,..
17
8'/a
*26
38
5
I
48%
'
41%
Edison...
8%
27
48
33
45 Va
Sugar com.No
8%
*26
48%
,
16%
7
510
48
01%
29
I,900
8
7%
1
30
26%
8%
1
61%.Tan
26
25%
2
34 % Apr
4,000
7%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
36% Apr
26%
8
■fo
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
5
26%
33%
No par
No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Wlthinglon Co.
Spear & Co common
4
100
25,800
46'%
oonth
11
.
52
♦105%
8%
Aioo
preferred
63%
51%
51%
47
'
4.60%
14%
~50%
34%
No par
Co
62%
25%
...100
preferred
14%
50%
34
Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co
com_4.50
5%
preferred _•
$5.50
.■/
26%
106
113
%
46 %
South
8pencer Chemical
48
34%
1
tr
82
49
48%
Corp...
stlc
20%
*80
34%
South'n Pacific
11
25%
25
Ohio
*19%
82
62%
7%
62
45% Mar
11% Dec
14%
2,300
107 %
20 %
*81
113
No par
Railway
*105
*19%
82
*105'.4
63%
25%
new.50c
Corp
non-cum
107%
20%
*81
47%
Co
Mobile &
*105
*19%
82
26 %
115
±
Solv^y American Corp 4%
5%
*105
20
48%
26%
106
63
107%
20
*81
48%
*113%
1
preferred
Southern
*105
20%
*81
4
28
10
28%
36% Jan
Apr
230
23%
49% Mar 18
51% Apr 30
45% Apr 30
94
103
28%
29
83
*92%
*100%
28%
35% Dec
5
86%
94
103
28%
16%
11
87%
*92%
*100%
28 Va
*26%
14
86%
94
28%
_g
Jan
87
102
102
1
America
Co
85%
*92 V2
No par
Steel...
Rico
94
*88%
7.50
8%
preferred
Southern California
Southern Co (The)
87%
104%
28 %
*105 Va
C6
Pen
87
28%
Indiana Gas & EIec__No
par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Jan
87%
28%
2«% Mar 22
39% Jan
110
13%
32% Apr 23
130
98
11%
5
o7
98
11%
2
May 21
80% Oct
2
£9
18%
6
40
98%
13 '/8
15% Jan
49% May 20
98%
1,100
28 'A Feb
11
98%
60,500
3,200
25% Jan
21
99
25%
14%
10
Mar 30
98%
40
25%
25%
24
Sep
133
25%
14%
27% Feb
38
222
*125
25%
25%
33% Feb
36% Sep
*215
130
25'/a
15
5
5
222
*125
24%
24%
11
Mar 15
221
130
25%
14%
Jun
17
222
.
24%
24%
1
1
South Porto
21%
15'/a
par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co
15
420
24%
1
26
30
37%
15
40
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Mar 23
36%
I
21
Apr
10,900
36%
24Va
9
19% Apr
45 y2 Apr
21
37%
35%:
15 Va
No par
4.20% preferred
Smith-Corona Inc
53
33
Co
22
2
33% Jun
&
15% Apr
165
37%
37%
25%
7%
,-
6,100
91
21%
30%
3% %
9,300
104 %
65%
..10
29
45%
90%
103%
25%
(Alexander) Inc common__20
46% Jan 29
44%
%
21%
Smith
40 V2 Jan
91
24%
5
■_
O)
44%
103%
64%
*13%
Corp
Oil
Oil
90%
103%
104
2 4 Va
9
1
32% Dec
Sinclair
44 Vi
91%
1,200
15
100
com
preferred.No
Corp of
Skelly
44 %
1,000
21%
No par
A)
Saw
91 %
8,300
14%
*24
100
Co
Rlmonds
4 4'/a
17%
70
25
9% Feb
15% Jan
44%
91%
17%
70
*14%
65
(A
138% Feb
14%
22
Smith
35V4 Jan
21% Mar 20
17%
71%
600
5,400
8
24%
30
4
16%
14%
191
105%
65
32% Apr
23
Apr
140% Mar 13
1
8
24%
25
Co
Mfg
Sheraton
8
15%
100
(The)
Co
Simmons
190
*102
105%
7%
98%
Corp
Oil
193
*102
8
25%
5
Apr 23
13% Jan 12
18
:
42'A Apr 19
50% Mar 29
42
14
Pen
1
Shell
193
105%
7%
66
26
;
7% Apr
35
30
39
6
11
30
34% Apr
4
36'A Jan
common
Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Sheller
*102
1,100
1,800
12,600
15%
(W
22
Sep" 15~
21%
24%
Sheaffer
24 y8 Dec
42
21%
98%
'
No par
9y8 Jan .15
41%
21%
*125
(Frank G)_,
8 '/a Jan
41 %
21
*215
Shattuck
32% Jan
41%
21
191
130
No par
11% Mar 25
41
20%
190%
222
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas..
Sharon Steel Corp
43% Mar 16
21%
193
*125
Servel Inc common
29
6,100
25%
*215
13
15
1,800
19
130
26
Dec
23
18%
25%
215
9% Jan
Sep
22%
18%
1.40
Seeger
10y4 Feb
23%
70%
25 '/a
5
preferred..
Roebuck
23
25%
215
69% Jan
,
28
Jan
30
26% Apr
12
Feb
7% Jan
Seagrave
24
15c
fund
Oil
5,900
18%
*125
,
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co common
sink
10 %
*9%
10
preferred
$5.75
3,800
10
10
preferred
Seaboard
9%
10%
66
LlOO
...
Co
Scranton Elec Co
9
15
'4
Feb
9%
10%
17
94
conv
9%
10%
14 %
*102
4.30%
900
9%.
70%
93 y4
3.35%
6,700
32%
9%
14%
104%
2
57%
24%
""J
33
25
5
prelerred
3.65%
7,300
56%
22 v2
100
Arms
Mfg Co
33
57%
100
Diego Gas & Electric Co..
8covill
1,340
25%.
70%
*21%
v
56%
32
16%
22
100
85
103
25%
17
21%
:
32%
14%
36 Va
V?
26
70%
37
.
56%
14%
93
19
Apr
13
14% Feb
34
A
103
*70%
36%
100
Co
*84%
51
55
103%
No par
86%
103
%
*102
2
Feb
52
4
Jan
Mar
81
16%
103
14%
71
14%
*84%
103
*46
31%
8%
No par
8
73
84%
51
25%
105%
No par
32
15
84%
103
*46
8,100
18%
8
No par
51% Apr
8
37% Mar 11
13% Sep
51
*46
vi.
40
25 %
'102
*70
39%
9,200
25
8%
17
Paper Co common
#3.40 preferred
1
20% Apr
5
Jan
74
20%
193
$4
42 >/2 Dec
22% Jun
33.900
39%
10,500
18%
105%
Scntt
89% Mar 23
107
21%
26
Feb
29% Mar
4
21%
19
95'% Apr
105
8
18
23
39%
38%.
6%
,v
6 %
23 %
*102
Scherlng Corp
8
3
series
19
Dec
17% Mar 24
1st pfd 4.40%
San
20
80
14
2,200
39%
6
18%
195
common
14% Feb
26
Aug 13
1
35% Sep
Oct
6%
6%
67
25%
*187
preferred
Paper Co
22% Jan
42
90
noncum
St Regis
17% Apr 28
45% July 31
26% Mar 27
47
6%
6
41%
5
Ry Co coinmon__No par
11% Jan
15
11
4% Sep
11% Jan
6%
6%
66 %
'
118
24%
1
20
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
102% Jan
17% Dec
Mar
F
Savage
3
20 y4 Sep
18
69 Va
45%
:
41
Power
26
Feb
62% Dec
Jun
45%
Vf
6%
V 68
41%
jg
&
12% Jan
8
17
Sep
14% Sep
45%
6%
67%
41%
Co
LIghl
4
85 y4 Feb
79% Jan
5%
9
Lead
Sangamo Electric
2
110
Joseph
15% Apr < 8
26% Mar 5
86% Feb
56 y8 Apr
30
46'/a
117
6%,
41%
91%
Apr
25% Apr
Sep
23% Mar 25
Sep
121
44%
45
18%
44%
125
160
11
30
1,000
25%
45
St L San
20
14% Dec
118%
19
92%
Preferred series A 5%
St Louis Southwestern Ry
Jan
8
117%
10%
24
24%
44%
15
Joseph
32%'
10
91%
27
27% Jan
St
V
9
26
11
Dec
87
103
31%
to
Feb
6
13
116%
25%
v
Jan
15% Mar
8
*84%
r
...100
70
22
29
51
102
common
248
Apr
10% Dec
23% Sep
*46
preferred
conv
5
211
10
Vi Sep
33V4Oct
99,400
18%
nreferred
St
24%
5
8
5
*2
20
50
No par
4
2
Jan
Feb
30
600
55%
25%
„
62% Jan
30
77 % Feb
14% Apr 30
15
30
10%
54%
com.,1
8%
23% Jan
33% Jan
312
24
Dec
103
16%
38% Apr
93% J*n
35
102%
_]
22% Apr
13
28% Sep
*84%
87
10%
54%
5%
....J00
14
12
13 y4
51
IncZ_..„_l
11
Jan
15
*46
10,500
4?4
10%
51%
64
39%
3%
*10%
No par
A
Works
18% Jan
Nov
13
38%
Co
31% Jan
27
Oct
Axle
5
96
7
38%
3%
470
95
10%
25
19% Nov 24
43 'A Jan
9
8% Sep
37%
3%
94%
51%
6%
65
.
3%
::r-
94
10%:
nie%
V47%
5%
common
(The)
Stores
4.30%
14
60% Oct. 27
5%
(Jacob)
Safeway
96% Feb
104 y2 Apr
Sep
6
&
Co
Art Metal
; 4
21
29
5%
Typewriter
30
15
Oct
45
6%
A_.
Corp
preferred series
88% Jan
17% Sep
91% Sep
12% Dec
117
'
64%
100
Controls
El
Spring
Rohm
103 % Apr
72
47%
100
series
&
27
Ruberold Co
99% Aug 24
117
6%
preferred
conv
21
Apr
105
18
preferred
Robertshaw-Fulton
9
29
10
118
3%
,91
t
50%'.
10%
4.50%
71 % Apr
15 y8 Jun
3%
10%
,52%
10%
5.
5
Mar
4
68% Jun 15
36% Sep 14
21% Sep 15
3%
10%
51%
.
9%
19
19
3%
9%
Jan
Jun
33,300
9%
13% Feb
98
7,500
28%
9^4
55
30
26%
28%
9%
19
81% Jun
26%
28%
7
17 % Mar 23
29
26%
28%
94%
*25%
62
24% Dec
26%
28
56%
15
1
26%
*
25%
30
18
.
26%
55%
14% Mar
33,700
26%
25%
30
—
18%
94%
32%
28
58
.
28%
25%
9% Apr
18
26%
57
22% Apr
*57%
96
66%
...10
18%
300
27%
6%
=
58
fl7%
9Va
26%
65%
1
*57%
17%
100
5>/a
26
96
No par
series
>-
9 %
29%
3%
47 %
100
26%
'
No par
series
58
17.%
31%
Ronson
16
17%
56 Va
Royal
Jun
16%
97
26%
28%'
l
com
*57'/4
*24%
19
Jan
v4
2.50
Co
■,
9%
1
29.
98
*96
l
Manufacturing Co
9% Feb
85% Jun
25
series
58
*4y8
*
9%
' ■>:
50c
3J
*25 y4
9%
10
17% Apr
54
*57%
5%
26%
Rheem
4
Sep 15
May 26
17
*4%
*25%
Richfield Oil Corp
.No par
Ritter Company
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines.
Robbing Mills Inc common
20
4
150
58
17%
4%
25%
14
7% Jan
14
*57 V4
4%
*J'a "
29
3
100
*25%
V
Apr
14% Jan
29
'
t
27
27% Mar
31%
1.400
58% Apr
8
35 Vb
*30%
12%
33
Apr
*Jd%
*34
31%
12%,
12
7% Jan
39
35%
*30%
12%
11
9'/a Dec 18
.
12%
30
Mar 22
*38 vs
*34
31%
12%
25% Jan
13
Dec
>
1,500
48% Jan
22% Apr
30
Sep
1,400
17%
5
10% Jan
61
27%
17%
11
22% Jan
22
27%
1 /%
Jan
2
211
2'%
17 %
29% Mar 18
65
29
7
27%
17%
5%
9"a
io
24
29
21.000
12%
26%
9%
1
pfd
Preferred 3.60%
Jun
16% Jun
*4%
*25%
9%
Common
50 % Sep
11 Va Dec
,
prior
Metals
6% Sep
30% Oct
-4%
Drug Inc
14V2 Dec
Jun
9 Va
35%
26% Dec
23
22% Oct
115
107
Mar 16
Apr
9%
*17%
Va' *
26%
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
5
31
40
12
*4%
*117%
10
Dec
8OV4 Jun
48
Aug 10
17%
*.*%
A..100
conv
Rexall
8% Apr
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4
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52%
25
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10%
30
5
17%
517/.;
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21
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10
69 Va Apr
9%
39
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30%
50c
12
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34%
30%
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6% Apr 27
51% Jan
27'/a
34%
100
Revere Copper & Brass..
5
9%
27%
*38%
31%
11.300
9%
-
27%
common
6%
1,500
9
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81 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp com
8
36 %
35
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Republic Pictures
'
31%
35%
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*25%
common
Republic Aviation
18
40% Sep
108% Jun
31%
36
*38%
5
Reo
6
31%
36
27
17%
Shares
31
39
17%
the Week
Apr. 30
31%
"30%
I
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Apr. 29
35%
38
10
84.50 preferred
Motors Inc—
31% Mar 31
27
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No par
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Mar 26
8%
Sales for
Thursday
31
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50c
series
v'
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9%
-
May 3, 1954
35%
-
5
prior preference
-
84
36%
32
50
:
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Reliance Mfg Co common
29
35%
J
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& Co—
Reliable
59.% Jan 20
18% Apr
15
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Inc.—
Bros
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8
9 Va Apr
25
Bit
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27
50
Reed
Roller
32%
36%
9'/r.
50
SALE
Apr. 28
-
preferred
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
Real Sills Hosiery Mills.:
19
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 27
32
5
1st
noncum
AND
Tuesday
3j%
--,-25
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
Rels
25
l
common
preferred
4%
Monday
Apr. 26
Par
18% Apr
4
12
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34% Apr 19
30% Apr 27
16
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4
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94
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32% Jan
12
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14
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9
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10
38
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20
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18
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15
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117
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11
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11
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141
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13
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14
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4
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20
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29
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30
30
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5
8% Apr
23
Texas
Instruments
4
45 % Apr
29
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Texas
Pacific
Land
165
138
48% Dec
6% Dec
18
12% Mar
30
17% Jan
13
Dec
23
Jan
■
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106% Jan
128% Mar 15
107
9
119
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20
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share
15
Textron
Inc
14% Mar 10
13% Jan
15% Feb
18
17
42
Mar 26
38% Jan
43% Apr
26
7% Dec
31
12% Jan
9% Apr
30
The
6% Dec
31
9% Jan
14
6% Feb
23
7% Apr
12
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27
39% Apr
30
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12
8% Apr
49% Jan
4
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3 % Aug
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15
9% Oct
15
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15
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2
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30
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27
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44
15%
39
39%
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35
29
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13% Apr
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26
11% Jun
10
13% Mar 25
23% Sep
14
29% Mar 19
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19%
117
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122
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41%
41%
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41
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123/4
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12%
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32%
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19%
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1,100
21
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4,800
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22 %
100
r
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98
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21%
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62%
99
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23
4,000
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113%
503%
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-r—
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8
41%
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Edison
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41%
100
common
Roller
8
41
No par
-
Mfg Co common—5
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8%
423/o
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1
—No par
Co
Water
Timken
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117
77%
preference-:
42% Mar 31
73%
38%
9%
92%;,
5
Avenue Transit
36% Jan
72%
77%
•
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5
74%
20
-No par
Ry Co
$2.50 convertible
Tide
74%
77%
$2.40 conv preference.'.-
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75%
*116%
Thompson Products Inc coin
_.5
4%
preferred
100
Thompson-Sfarrelt Co- com—No par
20
27% Mar 25
75%
77%
21
4
9%
*90%
*22%
63% Apr
13
9%
92%
22%
preferred
Thatcher Glass
26
9%
*90%
22%
IThird
Apr
9%
92%
22%
Thompson
Apr
*9%
*90%
22%
15
2 % F=b
9%
92%
1950__20
30
23
39
9%
*24%
2% Apr
1 % Feb
14
38%
1
10% Ja^
17% Jan
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143/4
9
92% Jan
20,900
15%
>
21
28
25%
14%
15%
7
99
200
24%
25% T
14%
Jan
29 % Mar 27
19% Oct
Dec
22
1% Mar
61% Mar 26
97 % Jan
8% Jan
18%
16
common——
conv
111/2 Aug 31
Jun
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15%
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$1.25
3,100
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16%
certificates—
& Pacific
12
1,800
12%
15%
*90%
2,900
14%
25%
1
20%
14%
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par
28,700
12
18%
18%
30
22%
7,500
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24%
Trust—
Texas
35% Nov
40.
12
96%
20%
14%
12
J-
18%
Oil_2
Texas
Feb
14%
12%
700
38%
25
26
15
13% Jan
14%
12%
24%
Producing Co
Sulphur
9% Feb
6% Jan
6
Mar 11
20%
*14%
12%
18%
Co
51% Apr
46% Mar
16
20%
143/4
12%
25
Inc
Jan
6
20%
14%
400
1,600
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22%
20 %1
20%
14%
12%
11%
8
Apr
10
20%
20%
31%
37%
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12%
44%
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23
24%
:
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15
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33,500
31%
97%
22%
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1
52% Apr
Oct
:
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com
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Corp
4
Sep
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23
20%
25
Corp
11
37% Jan
38
97%
22%
17
44%
V-
*14%
—No par
Jan
103
37%
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23
12.50
Inc
80% Jan
101
22%
M
25%
(conv)
39
35
37%
24%
1_.
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15
23
•
44%-
2,000
16%
11%
37%-
97%
(The) 1-4.16%
5
24
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10c
24
5% Oct
97%
22%
-
200
10
*11%
32
11%
*18%
Inc—
58% Dec
42% Feb
*96%
100
ser
54% Apr
110% Jan
6
37%
No par
2
14
37%
'
15
5% Oct
32
20
L.No
18
30% Sep
*44
11%
•
1
common
Jan
4
45
32
11%
37,900
100%
9%
;
5
Telautograph
11
57 % Jan
38%
prel'erred—No par
78% Dec
34
37%
17
-
31%
1
100%
10
16%
-
39
102 %
—No par
Corp
A
Gould
25
45
39 %
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9%
16%
-
1
pfd
Jan
32 %
11%
common
preferred
14 li Jan
1
9%
5
America
14
38%
102ta
9%
15%
45
32
*11%
100
Co
Co—
40% Jan
45
11%
5
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8ymington
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15
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cum
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15%
32%
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Sylvania Elec Prod
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45%
101
11%
50
$4.40
9%
15%
32%
25
&
101
10
16%
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101 %
1
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17
15% Jp.n
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!
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i
15%
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conv
9%
5
:
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Fuller
&
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1
Corp
Superior Oil or California
3
5% Feb
86%
38%
Stores
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
17% Nov
14
49% Sep
25
7% Feb
15
84%
10
Ohio
preferred
Sunray Oil Corp commons
4%% preferred series A
~
4% Sep
86%
82%
Sun Oil Co common
19
Mar
631/s
81%
——
30
21
62
82%
Corp i
Superior
5
2
29% Sep
62%
81%
Sunshine Biscuits
26
35% Jan
61%
81%
Sunshine Mining Co
9
40% Apr
61
79%
Chemical
5%%
10% Mar 29
720
60%
81%
$4.50 seiies
Class
5
Jan
Jan
6
Sunbeam
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61%
79%
85%
Stone & Webster
27
7
6
Nov
10
Feb
22% Apr
22
Nov
Feb
•
the Week
60%
(The) L S
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28
10
95
7
71%
22% Jan 20
14
39% Apr
'
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29
Dec
6
*
28
26
Mar 26
73% Nov 19
15
Jan
19
4
11
25 V
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25
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24% Jan
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23
20% Apr
21% Mar 25
10% Jan
29
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82
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Thursday
86%
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5% prior preference!
8
24% Jan
Sep 15
6% Nov 17
13
117% Feb
14
66
f
7
30
23%
-i
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5
7
Sep
16
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15
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Wednesday
■
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61
*
25
Chemical
Stauffer
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13 % Feb
113% Jan
6
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Jan
69
23% Sep
19% Sep
V
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HIGH SALE PRICES
Apr. 27
Indiana
Warner
Starrett Co
15
22 V: *an
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Mar 25
California
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 26
Par
preferred series A2
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22
30% Feb
'
16% July
Jan
Monday
;
V Stand Ry Equip. Mfg Co.
97% Mar 31
4
10% Sep
3%%
2
38%
7
12% Dec
Apr
Apr 19
12% Feb 18
;
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34
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30
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11
Feb
Apr
46
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28
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Mar
10%
17
,
31% Apr
32% Jan
| 102%
YORK
Standard Oil
30
83% Apr 19
89% Apr 30
39% Apr 30
4
11% Jan
42% Feb
13% Mar 26
8% Sep
40 % Feb
5
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25
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10
25
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2
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15% Apr
19
13% Sep
15
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42% Jun
15
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11
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24
19
24
112% Aug
7
29
20% Jan
30
13
Apr
23
18% Feb
19
47% Feb
25
42% Apr
29
45% Mar
$6
Inc
13%
19%
110%
110%
110%
preferred
Preferred
series
A
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
19% Mar 30
25
69% Jan
21% Dec
30
16% Jan
49% Jan
1
Sep
13% Jan
8
-55% Mar 30
28
18% Apr
27
22% Mar
1
20th Century Fox Film
11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
13% Jan
18
16% Mar
9
Twin
35% Sep
25
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
47
Mar 15
5%
5% Dec
18
.Tan
4
9
Mar 31
Twin
2
9% Mar 20
6%
Tung-Sol Electric Co
Conv.5%
17
*16
16%
A
10%
110%
111
1
13%
14%
143%
14 3/,
__50
*43%
44
43%
43%
1
*18%
common
(conv)
49
.
15%
193/a
Corp
Truax-Traqr Coal Co
1
15
*16 %
common——1
Williams
&
5
Steel—No par
No par
17% Jan
20
14%
*42
18%
14%
*16%
•,
14%
*16%
14%
ill
20
*110%
<
14%
143/B
111
14%
43%
42%
6,500
1
17%
19%
20
110%
111
14%
''
17 %
19%
42 %
500
39,800
160
14%
6.800
43%
14%
*42
"'.
200
18%
18%
18%
55
55%
53%
54
1
common
series of 1952—.
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
42,100
par
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
44%
44%
44%
44%
*44%
45%
46
46
8%
S%
8%
8%
8%
8%
50
new
<?Hy Rap Transit com.—No
conv prior preferred———50
Coach Co—-——l
*53%
18%
18%
■
55
*53%
8%
18%
183/4
55
*53%
1
•
*44%
8%
8%
18%
2,100
300
55
46
80
2,400
8%
u
11% Apr
28
133/a Mar 11
Udylite Corp
Feb
24
32% Mar 30
Underwood
7% Jan
4
9% Mar 11
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
26
Dec
29
55% Jan
15
7
Dec
23
13 % Jan
8
38% Sep
15
49 % Mar 20
43% Jan
8
53% Apr
61% Jun
16
75% Dec
70% Feb
16
19% Jun
16
18
27
9
21% Jan
25
4
110
Jan
2
104'% Jan
15
82% Jun
15
97
Jan
78% Jun
3
873/4 Jan
8
85
Jan
Jun
18
100% Nov
6
99
37% Jun
10
90
100
Jun
Sep
15
24% Mar
443/8 Aug 13
1153/4 Jan
5
Union
Elec Co of Mo common——10
48
106% Jan
29
32 % Mar 25
30
23
21
•
51% Mar
Jan
3
Jan
95
*88
63
$3.50
series
—_No par
*90
91%
*89
90
*101
101%
*101
4%
60 % Apr
1033/4 jan
n
106 3/4 Feb
21% Apr
27
87 3/4 Jar,
11
33% Apr
28
105
Jan
8
25
Apr
.96% Feb
40
Preferred
Union
Apr
11
United
5%
9
18
Jan
27
1073/4 Apr
20
$4
—No par
series
49
49%
48%
'
49 %
48%
49
49%
57%
59%
55%
58%
57%
convertible
Air
preferred-——100
Lines
Inc
Preferred 4%%
United
Biscuit
common
series
of
of 1952.100
No par
15% Apr
1
21
United
Board
66% Apr
United
Carbon
33% Apr
26
United-Carr Fastener
4% Feb
Feb
24
3% Feb
25
4% Jan
6
18
70% Apr
29
80% J~n
6
53% Jan
29
4% Jan
4
5% Apr
19
30
8% Mar 31
10% Apr
,72
Apr
19
Untted
&
Carton
15%
33%
preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
Apr
22
17% Jan
8
12% Apr
27
14% J^n
22
United
Electric
2
11% Jan
4
13% Apr
19
United
Engineering & Foundry
44
28
58% Jan
14
45% Jan
4
533/4 Apr
26
United
Fruit
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
293/4 Apr
23
United Gas Corp
Feb
10
United
12% Feb
15
30
37% Feb
11% Dec
29
13% Mar
1
11% Jan
12
1 % Jan
4
65
5
49 % Jan
8
101% Dec 23
100% Jan
12
Jan
Sep
14
15
22
Sep
14
1033/4 Oct
13
120
Jan
9
175
Mar 16
Jun
4
3
95% Sep
159
33% Mar
2% May 12
10
46
,
Dec
10
36
1% Mar 29
63% Apr
105
19
Apr 23
22% Jan
4
12
U S
11
145
Apr
19
U S Gypsum
Jan
25
182
Apr
21
175
25% Feb
35% Jan 23
14% Mar 17
18% Jan
28
68
54% Mar 11
60% Apr
19
Feb
page
9
22.
1%
U S
Freight
Co
Co
92
34%
*106
1053/4
22
92
36
108
105
213/s
91%
33%
•106
24%
109'%
89
*88%
90
101
*99%
101
46 %
47%
118%
49%
.''
23%
*108%
|
9,300
,
.
120
118
47%
119
40
10
23,400
7,500
49%
49'/a
49'A
63
50
59%
11,700
57%
583/4
41,700
-58%
2,600
■
22
*105
105%-
105%
105%
200
22
105
22%.
22%
223/4
24,200
91%
92
*
34
33%
*106
108
*92
91%
34
33%
*106
108
92%
34
900
11,100
107
15
15
1434
14%
14%
14%
1,200
65%
653/4
64%
64%
65
65%
65
65 3/4
2,900
33
32%
32%
31%
313/4
32 %
32 3/4
500
3,000
*32
*14%
15
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
71%
*70%
71%
71%
71%
5%
5%
5%
5%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*65
66%
3%
*66
67%
*65
67%
3%
3%
3%
70%
•
5%
10
.
70%
*71%
713/4
70
5%
14,300
5%
10
/.
67
5 s/8
10%
69 %
5%
10
69%
10
72
2,600
170
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%'
12%
12%
2,000
13%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
7,400
533/8
51%
53%
50%
51%
,51%
52%
50 3/4
52
32,700
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/a
129%
293/4
293/2
29%
24,300
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353/8
35%
35%
35'/8
35%
1,600
1
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%.
11%
11%
11%
10,200
(The).l
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%I
1 %
1%
52%
62
62%
*24 Ve
24 3/s
—.20
preferred
104%' 104%
No par
:
Co common
preferred
21%
3%
No par
Hoffman Machinery
4%%
*105
*48
,
•
89
117
"
-
13
10
1st preferred-
114% Jan
15% Nov 27
see
$4.50
18,800
-75
5
No par
Mines
753/4
2.900
13%
Co
City
9,390
*88
46
46
*70%
5%
1,300
53%
3,000
5
Cos
U S & Foreign Securities—.No par
5
563/8 Nov 30
For footnotes
Park
20
31 % Jan
100
Coal
Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
38%
66%
16% Feb
22
923/4
108
15
2
17
37%.
22%
33%
15
8ep
92
*106
106
66
28
30% Jun
22
10
—No par
Clg-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible
1%
*105%
No par
Corp
Co
Jan
23% July
10
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
1
30
*99%
.
47%
4
65
,
60%
12
72% Nov 13
101
4&%
Jan
49
89
47%
103/4 Sep
11% Dec
/
A
59%
14% Feb
Sep
89
49%
57% Jan
10
101%
89
101
>!■.
-
24
95
47%
United
8%
52%
109%
*88
noneumufaflve preferred
50
Tank Car Co
No par
Aircraft Corp common
5
5
23
*108,%
116%
11
24
23%
*
114%
,
28%
8%
75%-
r;
114%
common
1
11%
28%
'52%
95
113%
16 3/4 Mar 20
53/4 Feb
24
108%
113%
25
11%
8%<-
*88
112%
31% Feb
43/4 Jun
74%
50
61% Jan
86
108%
75
45%
16
2
23%
!
1083/4
52 %
46%
13
Jan
108%
'52 3/o
45%
23
3% Apr 23
67
11% !*'•'
28%
8%
46%
California
13% Jun
27
108%
8%.
45%
of
483% Sep
25% Sep
x74
95
Pacific RR Co
31
393/4 Dec
108%
*88
Preferred
Apr
51%
24
No par
No par
Union
21% Dec
104% Jan
23%
series—,
series
120 % Feb
102% Jun
107
24
$4.50
$8.70
105% Jan
433/4 Mar 17
17
23%
Preferred
Oil
45% Jan
21
75%
30
Union
26
July 21
74%
24% Apr
47 % Apr
21
Dec
76%
Carbon.
103% F^b
503/a Dec
33% Sep
74%
.
11%
28%
<
'
No par
Carbide
Jan
50% Jan
87
28
53
Union
38% Jan
46% Mar
100
6
11%
8%
52
12
15
11%
27%
8%
52 %
78% Apr
Feb
11%
283/«
8%
51%
Bag & Paper Corp.
112
113/4
28%
3%
.20
Union
&
12
28%
8%
30
94
17
Sep
31% Apr
No par
Co——5
Rubber
Preferred
23
24
44% Jun
39
,
11%
28
1
;
;
Asbestos &
6
98
(The)
Corp
Union
137%
138%
100
com
5
—100
*181
184
16%
16%
60
60
59%
*103
24%.
137
*181
*16
60
61%
105
24%
137%
184
16 %
ey
59%
*103
61%
61
*103
105
63
105
63
103%
l3/4
1,300
63%
8,300
103'/2
30
25
25
400
137
135
138
138
138
4,000
♦181
184
*181
184
*181
184
16
16
15%
*59
60
*59%
*24
135%
24%
■*
24%
243%
15%
60
16
*593/8
16
600
60
20
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1950)
r:
r
Continued—Pagi 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
23
7% Oct
22
22% Jan 23
133/4 Mar 17
(
16% Feb
16
24
83/B Feb
5
30
26
7% Feb
Sep
14
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
48 3/4 Apr
57% Dec
11
641
593/4 Feb
3
64
34
Jan
8
Mar
6
22
Oct
23
32% Feb
2
24
Jan
Oct
26
85 3/» Jan
0
70% Jan
7
74% Nov
79% Jan
13
2
29% Jan
11
1443/4 Mar 11
134% Jan
5
3%%
8
Oct
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
50% Apr
9
Dec
31
663/4 Feb
2
543/4 Jan
13
Feb
1
33 % Sep
15
44% Jan
5
39
Jan
11
47% Apr
30
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
4
155% Apr
28
17% Mar 17
18% Feb
U
11
127% Sep
37
-
54
135
18
Aug 31
17% Dec
10
35% Dec
4
6% Jan
2
21% Feb 26
393/4 Nov
8
35
Jan
Jan
^
4
Apr
8% Apr
22
63/4 Jan
4
30
90
Mar 18
73% Jan
5
1% Dec
31
4
Mar 19
13/b Jan
4
1% Jan
7
Dec
31
29% Mar 12
15% Apr
30
17% Jan
7
17
3% May 13
9
32% Dec
1% Jan
3
29
4
24
2% Feb
14
30% Mar 11
15
27
12
25% Mar
167
15
23% Dec
Feb
22% Jan
Sep 29
155
Sep
3
Jan
Feb
2
19% Dec 30
18% Jan
11
61
Feb
154
17
Jan
5
633/4 Jan
5
34% Jan
21
37% Apr
15
30% Sep
11% Dec
15
45% Mar 25
36% Jan
13
Vanadium Corp of
17% Mar 23
113/8 Jan
4
593/4 Apr
13% Jan
20
22
29
Van
28% Jan
7
30% Feb
10
Van Raalte Co
5% Jan
4
30% Jan
8
23 % Apr
323/4 Mar 25
6
6
31% Dec •**
Utah
36% Apr
30
Mar*
126
Mar 26
126
3
Apr
1%
126
Veb
24% Apr
28
July 17
29
Nov
3l
88
92
Mar 20
26% Jan
4
33% Apr
4
94% Apr
28
25% Jan
8
20
Jan
4
27% Apr
Sep
15
130% Jan
8
123
Jan
4
137% 4pr
227/b Jun
23
273/4 Nov
17
Jan
11
30% Apr
5
27
1143/4 Nov 12
113% Jan
S
115
Feb
July 20
1003/4 Dec
24
Jan
5
102% Apr
Jun
3
100 % Oct
30
101% Jan
19
105% Apr
5
25% Dec
31
353/4 Feb
2
30% Feb
11
25% Dec
28
30
Feb
19
4
4
5
64
Dec
7
92
36% Mar
14% Dec
7
22
Mar
18
Jun
20
27
25% Jan
25% Jan
9
30
Feb
1
1 Jan
4
28
133% Mar
1
16
26% Apr
6
29
4
Jan
Feb
70% Apr
Mar 25
57
IS
213/4 Nov 24
29% Jan
43% Jun
52
5
-
16
2
25
Sep 15
6% Sep 15
;
Feb
17% Apr
29
Jun
9
24
Sep
Sep
14
14
■tl3
30
*80
83
88%
88%
*88%
893/a
110
32%
31%
32'/a
31
31%
31%
32'A
32%
32%
35.400
145
146'/a
47
44%
46%
4434
58%
58%
58
58 Vb
*58 %
45%
46%
46%
154%
154%
155-%
Xl53%
153%
153%
17%
17%
173/8
17%
173/s
l7Va
17%
17%
173b
17%
38
38
38
*37V4
38%
46 %
*36%
38
*36%
8%
8%
7%
8
5
29% Apr
30
77% Jan
5
843% Apr
2ft
28% Jan
14% Apr 30
36% Jan 11
104% Jan °4
Dec
30
32
Jun
9
373% Feb
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
88 % Jun
9
12% Nov
5
21% Nov
5
104
40% Mar
111% Apr
1%
7
24%
*24%
25%
*16114
164%
*1,61 %
164%
7
102
15
10% Apr
29
23% Jan
106% Apr
4
163/4 Jan
109
Sep 29
Jan
5
15
12% Jan
8
8 3/4 Jan
19 VB
67 %
37'%
56%
58%
57% Mar 11
43% Apr
27
20
Sep 14
32% Mar 25
22
Apr
28
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
41% Apr
26
46% Sep
14
67'/a Mar 16
May 14
37% Feb 18
99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
52 % Dec
3
51% API 28
96% Jan 11
90
22% Dec
30
39% Sep 15
91% Jun
1
16% Jun
126
993/4 Jan
10
80
Oct
15
14
5
8
733/4 Apr
102% Feb
May
4
18% Mar 17
22% Jan
4
1273/4 Feb
25
129% Apr
26
40% Mar 17
30% Jan
11
35% Apr
19
86 % Mar 24
82% Jan
4
Feb
26
•
•
14
30
8
26
Jan
5
23
15
30% Dec 21
27
Jan
89
11
.Jan
27% Feb
30
85% Mar 15
4% Dec 20
21% Dec
11
73% Sep
21
63% Oct
:
15
183/4 Sep
113/1 Feb
12% Jan
5
8% Nov
16% Oct
6
17
16% Jun
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
31
Sep 14
16% Sep
47
Jun
15
9
12
Jan
2
11 %
11%
29%
29%'
1,000
6'A
6 Vb
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/8
6%
63/b
3,000
35'A
36'A
3,800
33%
3,100
32%
32%
*94%
,
*27%
28
27%
273/4
27%
27%
253.,
39% Apr
23% Apr
53% Mar
86% Mar 31
7% Feb
12
26
26%
253/4
253/4
25%
26
26'A
26%
5,000
68%
67%
69
68
693/a
69
70
70
70%
1,800
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
800
28%
28%
*28%
29
28%
28%
*28%
29%
*283%
293A
170
*61 Vb
61%
12%
25%
*101%
102Va
10
14%
^
14%
i
6%
-
.
.
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10
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14%
12
■
25%
57
57%
6%
C
,
.
t.
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57
6%
*1013A
10% f
v.; h%
15%
19%
19 Va
19%
19 Va
19%
27%.
263/4
26%
*26%
27%
323A
32%
34
34'A
34%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
14 Va
*143/8
14%
*14%
14%
10
3,300
3,400
,1
r" 4,900
6%
3,700
'
22
102%
3,800
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70
:
10,700
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<
15
,
19%
27%
.
25%
21%
101%
101%
v
•
12
253/4
56%
22
500
613/4
11%
v
6%
21%
.
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12 VB
25 Va
.
32%
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15%
r;;
4,000
3,800
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800
343A
35%
33 %
33 VB
33%
600
29Va
29%
29%
29%
5,600
14%
14%
13%
14'A
1,500
20%
20%:
10%
10% -
,
18,700
'
20
20
11
10%
10%
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12
11%
20
20
20%
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12
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10%
11%
11 %
20'A
20 %
600
■
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;
10
10%
600
♦11%
11%
113/4
200
3,800
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 VB
28%
28%
29
28 3A
29%
84
84%
84%
84%
84%
84% V
84%
84%
84'A
84 %
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19
19%
19
19
18%
19
1,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
153/8
143/4
15
14%
14%
3,700
39%
.V
12%
12
28%
28%
11%
28%
*106
108
♦107
39%
108%
39%
39%
109
j
10%
11%
27 %
28%
*106%
108
9%
44
Maryland Ry common—100
noncum
2nd preferred—100
22%
22%
22%
x9 %
22%
Pacific RR
9
9%
;
39%
393/4
11%
10%
28%
280
9%
43
42
42
41%
53%
52%
53
x51%
100
100%
100%
101
*106%
9%
,9%
9
4,500
21,400
108
9%
45
45
45
23 Vb
23'A
52 3/4
28
.
*44%
44
41%
28%
108
10%
29%
10%
10%
27%
*106%
43%
!
39JA
108
22
|
No par
com
24
23%
23%
2,600
5,900
42 Va
42%
43%
43%
433/4
1,500
52% /:■
52%
53
52%
53%
9,300
100%
101
100%
100%
XlOOVa
100%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37 Vb
373A
37%
38%
37%
38%
24 VB
24%
24
24%
24
24 Va
241/4
24%
24%
24%
A
S)
Co—
Wilson
A
Co
6%
993A
20%
21%
34%
343/4
33% ..34Vb
86%
86
86 3
86
27
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
87
87 Vb
87
87%
87
87%
5%
*26%
*26 Va
27
8% "
42% Apr
30
13
.20% Feb
17
13
11
Dec
31
16% Jan
2
11% Jan
4
13
84
6
63% Jan
4
73% Apr 14
Zenith Radio
;4%Feb 26
;.6% Apr 28
Zonite
5%
5V8
5%
4,200
*22 VB
233A
13%
13%
8%
8%
8%
*138
141
11%
*11
11%
39%
39
39 Vs
3,200
29%
29%
29%
5,900
*139
141
44%
44
44
43%
433/4
40%
40%
40%
40 34
40%
*139
39 Va
39
87 Va
*87
'
*84%
84%
83 %
83%
6%
6%
6%
" 6%
6%
6%
■■
41%
98
41%
41%
41%
25%
26
59
39%
87 VB
39^600
11,400
260
87%
83
490
145
83
800
6%
7
634
40
145
83%
*83
4,300
2 300
1
63%
2,900
41
41
413/4
42%
41%
423/4
3,400
26
25%
26
26 Vb
26 3A
26%
26%
22,200
57 Va
57
57
58
58
59
59
21V4
21V4
21
21 %
41%
42%
41%
42%
12%
12 ¥2
12%
12%
65 Vi
66%
21%
•
40%
87 Va
100
*55%
26%
*57
463/4
40%
145
*141%
'
44%
39%
*37
141 Va
19%
40%
39%
39 Va
88
141%
145
84%
84
•
Youngstown Sheet A Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door—:
No par
87%
'
145,100
19%
44%
40%
•
200
141
*139
19%
*44
-
72
%
141
19%
40%
39 Vb
•ii
ia
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141
44%
♦143
8,700
•
29 Vb
10
8 6 3/4
400
28%
39%
10
40%
8%
71 Vb
*11
19% :
145
8%
72%
11%
193b
86%
2,200
13%
29%
19%
393/4
•400
23%
13%
8 Va
8%
19%
145
22%
23%
13%
38%
30%
'139
22%
24%
13%
'
38%
39%
lo
22%
24%
23
29%
11
30
G.OOO
*10%
11
39%
11%
30%
200
7
*72
*72
41
390
72 Va
72 Va
*72
30
Corp common
1
4%9f> convertible preferred
80
Young (L A) Spring & Wire-No par
34% Jan
47% Jan
800
5%
23%
40
*11
York
31
88%
19%
Tale A Towne Mfg Co
27% Apr
60% Apr 13
24% Jan 21
14
29%
88
19%
Co
2
Sep
26%
29%
88%
Corp—10
Co
4
34
26%
29%
87%
%
Service
Wyandotte Worsted Co
20% Dec
26%
29%
*22 "2
loo
(FW)
*26 Va
13%
rights
Iron
27
24
1
preferred
Public
33%
86
233A
8%
100
32%
*2234
72%
15,000
*127
85%
X23%
13%
3,800
154,600
85%
25
14 VB
500
21%
33%,.
23%
24 %
73%
100%
21
35'A
5%
23%
71%
32%
5%
5%
11,900
86
534
5%
1
20
4
900
17,500
/
*99 %
*127
*127
*127
*72
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin
73
99 3/4
203A
No par
lo
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Common
69%
993/4
20%
34%
No par
$4.25
&
69%
993/4
129%
*13%
common
67%
20 Va
27
8
Inc
69%
100 %
20%
86 Vb
1
'
67%
34 %
.
100
preference
Oil
20%
129 %
20
preferred
100
20
101
100 %
68%
65 Vb
100
Willys-Overland Motors Inc.
,
4,300
I:
10
series
4
4
»'
r
563/4
22 j.; ,22 %
,.*1013/4 102 Va
i
V
10 Vb
43%
Jan
Feb
i5V«
V
,
101%
9%
52% Feb
26
>. .0
i. 10 %
22%
46 Vb
37
43 % Apr
10 Vb
15
...
,
%
101%
6%
.
25%
*6%
57
.
6%
22
%
21% Jan
4
57
V
6%'
;
12 Va
25%
56%
25%
.22'A
61 Vb
12'A
12%
25%
57>
6%
22
61 VB
62%
.*12%
44 %
1
Jan
12%-
25'A
:
56%
.
...
62
,62%
*62
1
Supply C®_
1
38
3,100
25%
-10
Auto
9
5
27%
67%
Worthington Corp common—No par
Prior preferred A%% aerlea
100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
6% Jan 22
27%
80
23
11% Mar 17
27%
101 %
40 3/4 Apr
12
27%
*100
Woodward
Jan
180
1013/4
Woolworth
77
770
*100
30
10
105
*104
102
21
Dec
*103%
105%
*100
46 3/4 Apr
82
105
*104
102
45% Jan
"
105
105%
9,900
*100%
23
Mar 10
180
105%
*104
30%
1141/a
102
14
87% Mar 30
102%
30
113%
*100%
403/8 Apr
30% Jan
145
*101
12,090
393/b Jan
4
102 Va
40
2
7
30%
114%
102%
*101
105
29
4
29%
113%
103%
103%
109
5J Apr
Jan
30
114
*101
39%
6
77% Jan
29%
29%
113%
102 Va
*104
Wisconsin Elee Power Co eom
116.
500
*108%
30
Mar 19
10
9,700
131%
105
Jan
86
131%
108
Jan
35% Mar 17
134%
25%
108
53
130% Mar 16
*132
96
24%
*104
Winn
8
33%
*94%
25%
105
10
18% Jan
33%
96
113%
29 %
113%
30
113%
33%
*127
109
26
1
20 Va Mar 22
130
108
Feb
Apr
*127
*127
*104
Apr
142
35
700
105
32
28
35
*127
130
*127
130
*127
95
29%
1
4
41
21
35
*127
*127
113%
-8
7
Jan
34%
35
34%
34%
130
*101
•
7
137
56%
11%.
29%
14%
Apr
19
|18,800
57 Va
11%
*104
Prior
29
9 %
58%
56%
29%
29 Va
73% Apr
123/4 Feb
28 3/4 Jan
12,700
12
333A
48
Sep 15
Sep 10
Sep 14
75
9% Jan
Feb
;
36%
29%
33%
31% Jan
19% Dec 22
Sep 21
42% Dec 22
26
25
Jan 22
8
36%
105
Wilcox
4
70
37
*29 %
3
White Sewing Machine eommon
22
16% Jan
57%
80
109
5%%
26% Mar 19
25 Vs Apr
% Apr
135
10
36
101
8
13% Mar ll
35% Dec 16
293/4 Oct
5
Apr"~24~
126
21% Mar
54%
3,900
67%
36%
36%
19%
67%
*11%
33 Va
White
3
Mar 19
7
4
36%
19
68
39%
White Dental Mfg (The 8
Motor Co common
8
14
213/8 Jan. '4
15
11% Mar 26
74% Mar lo
13% Jan 15
5
24% Jun
Jan
5
32% Apr 13
30% May 27
17
24% Jan
8
Apr
88% Mar
50
193/B
*67%
69
*104
Preferred
7
Mar
800
164%
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westingbouse Electric com
12%
3.80% preferred series B
-.100
Weston
Elec
Inst Corp
12.50
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling steel Corp com_
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
15
22
*161 Va
100
25
11%
19%
Western Union Telegraph
30
4
163
19 VB
30%
24%
*108 Va
4%
4
19
Jan
163
19%
1%
*30
25'A
No par
Western
Mar 11
50% Jan
1%
30%
25%
29%
32%
Snowdrift com—2.50
Western
99
12
1,400
13A
*30
25%
pfd——100
4.20% preferred aeries B
100
4.10% preferred aerlea 0—10$
West Virginia Coal A Coke
8
West Va Pulp A Paper eom
8
4%% preferred
100
6
43%. Feb
1%
1%
11%
34%
$4 convertible preferred—No par
583/s Jan
26% Apr
200
6 %
Western
104
1,700
29%
11
26% Jan 19
53% Jan 19
4
134
15%
11%
27 Va
Western Air Lines Inc
28
160
1%
15%
28%
Ho par
8
10% Apr
5
49% Jan 26
22% Jan
83%
1%
153/4
11%
33%
West Indies Sugar Corp
4
37 Vb Apr
243/4 Dec
Sep
<;
*82%
1%
*28%
27%
Corp
Power
Oil A
Wesson
.
1
127
Jan 14
.30% Sep
•
Mar
19%
57
82
2,700
15%
162
*67 Va
37%
54 %
82
2,700
'
1%
30
162
19'/a
36%
1 3/4
*243/4
69
82
.
16%
%
30
30%
*67%
37%
•
—
Webster Investment Co—
13% Mar 18
29% Jan 29
110
4
15
83A Sep
43% Sep
,
Mar
,
19
19
67%
Wayne Pump Co-
104% Mar 31
Jan
*
1%
*29%
24%
West Penn Power 4%%
Jan
1
*16
1%
19%/
1
5
96
*81 Va
1%
16%
.
*16
.No par
Inc
8
99
Jan 15
99% Jan 15
102
—6
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
253/4 Dec 21
18
=89% Jun
Inc
Knlttlne mile
wavne
20% Mar 18
17% Jan 25
16
8
81%
10
9
8
30%
5
Pictures
Waukesha Motor Co
15
24% Jan
16
Corp
Wash
84% Feb
29% Jan
8%
8%
1 3/4
Washington Qas Light Ce—No par
28% Feb
8%
7%
*1%
1%
16%
1
18
1
8%
73A
*29%
100
19
1
17% Feb
Baking Co common
preferred—
Feb
12% Jan 25
4
.2.50
Apr
4
17 3% NOV
Co
(Hiram) a 8 W
34
21% Mar 11
11% Feb
8
21% Sep
<73% Oct
preferred
Petroleum
to3/* Jan
83A
7%
1,900
3,600
I
Foundry A Pipe
12% Mar 27
8%
81 Va
84%
1%
*16%
8%
73/4
134%
Warren
147/b Apr
*36%
38
154
*7%
8%
82%
47
134%
Warren
5
238,400
45%
154%
47
135%
30
5
47'A
44%
154%
46
*134%
Warner-Hudnut
4
1,400
135'A
15
9% Jan
3,500
58 Va
134%
30
13% Jan
19% Jan
1,040
46%
57%
154%
div partlc
Water
148
45%
58%
24%
Warner Bros
146%
47
58 Vb
.
*94 V4
19
17% Apr
9
243/4 Mar 23
13 % Feb 29
7
146
20
46%
59
25%
b Wardell
'
26%
145
46%
94%
31% Feb
'
145%
145
145
47
26%
*80
33
35% Apr
12
14
6,400
83
893/b
24%
5%%
15
Sep
Sep
10
25% Jan
271/a
83
*88%
94%
3
14
18% Dec 28
8
30% Jan
Marie
26%
*80
89
32%
Ward1
27
20% Apr
.
25% Jan 11
30% Jan
4
*
25%
25 Va
80
144%
No par
15% Mar 19
Jane 4
17
7
25 VB
25 Va
89
32%
Walworth Co
15
500
25%
Walker
10 % Apr
19
62 'A
95
Walgreen
Feb
62 %
25 Vb
'
104 4
62'/a
25%
?
24% Jan
12
13% Jan 19
373/4 May 14
31% Dec 30
14
Jan
9
3
16
18% Nov 20
33% Mar 19
21
28% Sep
21% Jan
100% Jan i. 4
4
9% Mar
11% Sep 15
14% Apr 24
23% Sep
Feb
62 Va
25 %
26
58% Jan
4
5% Jan
62%
*94%
8% Mar 30
Jan ' 5
51
<
62%
32
100
No par
—10
4
11,400
100
Waldorf System
3
13
48%
80
*127
Wabash RR 4%%
Mar
26% Mar
48
26%
*127
;
68% Mar 18
30
24% Jan * B
9
27
/ May 12
105
18% Jan
98
ll3/4 Apr
Dec 22
9
Dec 29
Mar 26
60
70% Mar 3
13% Mar 10
Sep 14
113/4 Dec 22
48%
89%
w
59
47%
preferred
100
Virginia Elec A Power Co eom_ 10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
10o
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common
28
6% preferred
2fl
Vis king Corp
(The)
8
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
10
1% preferred
20
8
92
100
47
63
*62
46
83
25%
1
preferred—
6,900
8
*89
eom—100
6%
18
100
106
Inc
Shares
14%
*80
Amerlca__No par
•—2.50
10
Norman Co
3%%
30
Jun
16% Oct
63'
the Week
47
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
28
9
9
112
62%
5%
29
Jan
89
46 Vb
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—8
11
125% Jun
47%
No par
Power
Vlcks Shreve A Pacific Ry
Mar 26
124% Mar 26
128
May 29
46%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar CO—6%
Vlck Chemical Co
2.50
7% T«tar 22
127
125
*7%
100
preferred
A Light Co
4%%
3
68% May 20
353/4 Dec 18
10% Jan
13%
8
100
preferred
7
8
14
*7%
BO
®0
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
10
29
13%
7%
100
Jan
5% Dec
14%
7%
No par
common
28% Jun
27% Dec
137/b
7%
8
100
common
preferred—
8%
7
70 3/4 Mar
14 '/a
*7%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco comJNopar
9
21% Apr
165
18
14
13%
7%
No par
7% noncumulatlve preferred—28
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-B
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
80
Universal American Corp
—1
87% Mar 31
1% Nov
223/8 Jan
Corp
14%
D S Tobacco Co common
29
6% Dec
72% Dec
Steel
S
13%
"7%
—1
100
100
1st preferred
noncum
Apr. 30
-10
Smelting Ref A Mln com
preferred
1%
30
9
S
1%
U
Co
Rubber
S
8%
U
38% Mar 16
26
7
8% May 25
9% Mar 19
60
8
Friday
Apr. 29
.20
Co.
preferred serlea A
preferred serlea B
3%%
RiIm fer
Thursday
Apr. 2S
.1
Playing Card Co.
U S Plywood Corp common
12
34% Apr
148% Mar
23 % Aug 31
S
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 27
-10
commor
preferred
Pipe A Foundry
U S
9
6
973% Apr
31% Jan
9
U
Mar 12
80
8 9 3/4 Apr
Co
Lines
S
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. JJ6
Far
4%%
Mar 10
28% Feb
11
70
U
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
13% Nov
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
.Monday, May 3, 1954
21%
21'A
21%
*21%
21%
42%
43%
42%
43%
40%
41%
12%
12%
12 Va
66
68
64%
65%
-5%
6%
12%
12%
65%
66%
6 VB
12 Va
V
6%
-
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600
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1,200
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.
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fArn
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r
Jan
5% Apr 13
no «ale on this day.
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distributed,
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Products
5%
Corp.
5%
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5321... The
Volume 179
Bond Record
(1951)
New York Stock Exchange
<o>
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
•
YEARLY
•
The italic letter* In the column headed "Interest Period" Indicate In each case the month when the honds mature.
Plgures alter decimal point represent one or more 32nd* of a point.
-
.
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
.•••<"-*
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
"
Highest
Year 1053
EXCHANGE
;
,
•
Monday
,
„
'
,
'
1978-1983
*109.28
110
Treasury 27/8s
1955-1960
1956-1959
1961
*102
102.3
104.20
1958-1963
*106.16
106.24
1960-1965
1956-1958
Dec 15 1958
*108.24
109
*102.10
102.14
Treasury 2V2S
*103.20
103.24
*103.20
Treasury 2V2s
1961
*102.19
102.22
*102.17
Treasury 2y2s
Feb~l6
102.4
1962-1967
1963-1968
*101.22
*101.20
Treasury 23/4s
Feb
108
19
Feb
108
19
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:
Treasury 2%s
94.8
Mar 25
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
~23
Feb" 15
98.29
15
104.22
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*110
110.4
♦102
103
*102
103
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♦104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
*104.15
104.18
*104.17
104.20
*104.22
104.25
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
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*108.24
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*108.28
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*102.8
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*101.18
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100.30
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1966-1971
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100.26
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*100.14
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*100.12
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100.16
*100.14
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100.20
*100.18
100.22
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*100.10
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*100.14
100.18
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♦102.20
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*102.30
103.2
*102.26
102.30
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95.20
*lu2
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*104.16
*106.16
*108.24
*102.10
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June 1964-1969
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Treasury 2'/2'S
Mar 25
*104.12
*104.19
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Apr. 28
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Wednesday v.
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94.8
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106.24
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102.14
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102.20
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101.8
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102.4
1
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*100.22
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100.20
*100.12
1957-1959
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*
.
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1958
1954-1955
*102.28
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.13
*100.12
100.14
1954-1956
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
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*100.10
100.13
*100.12
100.14
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Treasury 2»/4s
1956-1959
June 1959-1962
101.30
*101.26
101.30
♦101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
*101.28
*101.10
101.14
*101.6
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*101.8
101.12
*101.20
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*101.10
101.14
*101.6
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*101.6
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*101.8
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*101.20
101.24
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*100.10
100.12
*100.10
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Treasury 2s
1954
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.29
100.31
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*100.26
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*100.25
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99.14 Oct 23
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99.20 Feb
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17
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
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94
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15
96
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95
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2
98
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1
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101
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26
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4
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24
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103.28 Apr
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101
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1
1956
1
1969
*103.8
—due Feb
—due Feb
15
15
1958
due Feb 15
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-
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1962
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1957
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1956
2s
transacted this day.
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sales
13,000
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2s
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*98.24
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1950
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Oct 15 1971
15-year 3V2s
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81
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78 %
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5
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81
—June-Dec
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16
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30
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
4
155% Apr
28
Aug 31
U
17% Dec
21% Feb 26
17% Mar 17
9
35
Jan
26
8% May 25
9% Mar 19
4
6% Jan
39% Nov
7
Jan
4
10
35% Dec
2
8
% Apr
22
6% Jan
4
3o
90
Mar 18
73% Jan
5
1% Dec
31
4
Mar 19
1% Jan
4
1% Jan
31
29% Mar 12
15% Apr 30
17% Jan
1% Nov
17
3% May 13
32% Dec
9
2 % Feb
3
14
29
15
27
155
Sep
Feb
167
3
14
2
87% Mar 31
12
Jan
63% Jan
7
10
68% May 20
35% Deo 18
30% Sep
11% Dec
15
45% Mar 25
22
17% Mar 23
27% Dec
8
32% Mar 25
5% Dec
29
5% Jan
4
23% Apr
6
30% Jan
8
125
10% Jan
6
Mar26
124% Mar 26
126
3
127
Apr
1„
29
Nov
3c
July 17
92
Mar 20
Sep
22% Jun
26% Jan
89
Jan
^eb 11
33% Apr 29
4
4
4
28
25% Jan
8
20
Jan
15
130% Jan
8
123
Jan
4
94% Apr
27% Apr
137'A Apr
27% Nov 17
27
Jan
11
30% Apr
30
8
115
Feb
102V2 Apr
18
4
105'A Apr
30% Feb
28
Feb
5
11
9
Mar 25
70% Apr
30
23
113% Jan
5
114% Nov
92
July 20
100% Dec
24
100
Jan
8
92
Jun
100 % Oct
30
101% Jan
19
35% Feb
2
25% Jan
Jun
106
3
12
4
28
9
9
8
25% Dec
31
25% Dec
28
30
Feb
19
5
64
Dec
7
57
14% Dec
7
18
Mar
4
13% Mar
1
16
Feb
1
Jun
22
20
Jan
26% Apr
0
29
Jan
4
36% Mar
27
25% Jan
IB
48%
48
48%
11,400
62%
62%
62%
62%
500
26 %
26%
26%
27%
6,400
25%
25%
80
80
*80
83
83
*80
83
89
89
*88%
89%
88%
88%
-88%
89%
110
32
32 %
31%
32%
31%
31%
32%
32%
32%
35,400
144%
%
145
145
25%
31
*80
145
145%
145
146
146%
20
1,040
148
47
47
44%
46%
44%
46%
47
45%
46%
3,500
58%
58%
58
58 Va
*58%
58%
58%
57%
58%
1,400
47%
238,400
46
44%
45%
46%
46%
154%
154%
X153%
153%
153%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
38
38
38
*37%
38%
46%
154%
17%
'
154%
47
154%
17%
47
*36%
,
*36%
38
8%
82%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
2,700
7%
7%
7%
7%
8%
8
8
2,700
81%
*81%
*1%
1%
16%
1%
100
*161%
164%
*161%
164%
*24%
10o
*67%
No par
37 %
37%
36 %
37%
56%
11%
*28%
6%
34%
58%
U%
28%
6%
34%
54%
11%
29%
6'%
34%
57
11%
29%
6%
35
*127
*127
*127
130
32%
32%
*94%
95
25%
25%
134% 135%
29%
30
113% 113%
*101
102%
*104
105%
*27%
28
25%
26
67%
68%
13%
13%
28%
28%
,
1,400
164%
50
19%
19
19%
3,900
67%
67%
80
36%
37
36%
36%
12,700
56%
11%
29%
6%
35
57%
11%
29%
6%
35
56%
11%
29%
6%
35%
58%
11%
29%
6%
36%
18,800
700
1,000
3,000
3,800
6%
35
*127
*127
__
113%
103%
105%
113% 114
*101
103%
*104
105%
27%
27%
25%
25%
*28%
800
68
24%
25%
134% 134%
29%
30
27%
26%
69
13%
29
100
25
24%
68
*161%
*127
*127
__
130
33%
96
25%
134%
30%
114%
102%
105
27%
33%
*94%
24%
*132
29%
113%
102%
105
27%
25%
__
33%
33%
*94%
96
24%
25%
131%
131%
30
30%
113% 114%
*101
102%
*103% 105
27%
27%
26%
26%
69
13%
*28%
13%
28%
26
70
13%
29%
*28%
61%
*61%
69%
13%
28%
163
19%
*127
130
32% 33
94% 94%
67%
13%
30%
*30
25%
*67%
25%
135%
29%
25%
*134%
29%
113%
*101
*104
27%
25%
1%
30%
25%
163
130
32%
95
32%
*94%
1%
*30
69
*127
__
1%
1%
*82%
57%
12
29%
54%
*11%
*29%
6%
34%
__
200
82
36%
36%
*127
1,700
19%
*67%
69
1%
15%
25%
19%
19 %
19
1%
15%
162
162
67%
1
160
1%
15%
30
30
30%
25%
83%
1%
15%
1%
*1%
1%
*29%
*24%
82
1%
16%
*16
16%
30%
82
1%
1%
*16
1%
1 %
10
8%
81%
84%
%
1
3,600
8%
8
*16 VB
*36%
38
1,900
154
*7%
8%
7%
24%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vlcks Shreve 6c Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulatlve preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
8
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec ft Power Co 4Om_10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
10o
$4.20 dividend preferred
100\
Virginia Ry Co common
28
6% preferred
28
Vlsklng Corp (The)
8
Vulcan Detinnlng Co eommon
10
7* preferred
20
Mar 26
126
28
112
30% Feb 10
7% Mar 22
36% Apr 30
126
24% Apr
16% Oct
13% Jan 29
100
47%
89%
26
24%
preferred
ft Light Co
8
83
*29%
Power
6,900
14%
*7%
*89
Vanadium Corp of America_NO par
Van Norman Co
2.5o
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar CO—6%
59% Apr 20
7
15
13%
8
7%
*80
19%
4%%
4
62%
19
Utah
11% Jan
63
*62
4
47
67%
3
36% Jan 13
03
BO
Co
° °,
Shares
14
13%
46
1
Universal Pictures Co Ine com
28% Jan
Mar-*
125% Jun
88
5
37% Apr
02%
47
Leaf Tobacco com_Nopar
preferred
8%
7
34% Jan 21
31% Dec**
128
May 29
Jan
70% Mar
5
Jan
9
21% Apr
165
18
11
40 Va
1
Universal
28% Jun
61
American Corp
Universal
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
25% Mar
18% Jan
47%
Stockyards Corp
30% Mar 11
154
19% Dec 30
40%
No par
noncumulative preferred—28
4
°
Rale* far
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
7%
common
24
°
the Week
Friday
Thursday
13%
7%
100
Feb
22% Jan
17
Feb
common
1% Jan
Sep 29
14%
*7%
No par
preferred
'
23% Dec
13%
7%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-S
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
80
7
22% Jan
Steel Corp
14%
*7%
25%
°
70
13%
3,100
10
9,700
500
9,900
180
180
770
3,100
5,000
1,800
70%
13%
29%
800
170
w
■89 1
Sep
22
21% Nov 24
29 % Jan
43 % Jun
52
16
2
25
Sep 15
6% Sep 15
105
18"% Jan
98
11% Sep
14% Apr
23'% Sep
28% Sep
Jun
•
17
1
15
20% Apr
Warner Bros
Warner-Hudnut
19
11
31% Feb
30
Inc—
30% Jan
4
30% Jan
12
34
Feb
18
25% Jan
14
30
Apr
19
Wash
*14% Apr
6
211/4 Mar 11
Wavne
8
11% Feb
-
15
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
28% Feb
21 % Sep
1
73% Oct
1
8
32
Jun
9
98"% Jun
17
37% Feb
4
107% Jan
8
111% Apr
18
<89% Jun
9
•12% Nov
8
21% Nov
5
\33%
29%
29%
29%
29%
14 %
*14%
14%
*14%
4
•
Mar
Mar
110
5
1,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
3,700
5
West Penn Power 4%ft
4
1
4
39%
40
12,090
*108%
109
109
108
109
108
108
*108%
109
80
*104
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104
105
*100%
102
*100%
102
*100
102
*100
101%
*100
101%
28%
9%
9%
46%
43%
44
43%
Maryland By eommon—100
noncum
2nd preferred
100
22%
22%
22%
£2%
22
23%
26% Jan 19
Western
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
41% Apr 26
53% Jan
19
14
67% Mar 16
58% Jan
6
May 14
37"% Feb 18
99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
52 % Dec
3
51% Apr 28
96V2 Jan 11
126
99% Jan
Apr
19
8
73% Apr
30
4
IO2V4 Feb
15
May
4
Mar
4
127% Feb
25
18% Mar 17
30% Sep
15
40% Mar 17
30% Jan
14
86 % Mar 24
821/2 Jan
4
24% Dec
14
30
8
26
Jan
5
23
15
30% Dec 21
27
Jan
22"% Jan
11
Oct
Sep
-
Jan
7
1291/2 Apr
35 'A Apr
11
80
26
89
Feb
27% Feb
30
Apr
88% Mar
85% Mar 15
RR
series
19
26
8
14
3
Co
21% Dec
15
12% Jan
32% Apr
18% Sep 11
11% Feb 17
8% Nov
•
5
6
24% Jun
17
Apr 24
16% Jun 10
Sep
Sep
14
31
42%
42%
43%
43%
43%
1,500
52%
52%
53
52%
53%
9,300
100
100%
100%
101
XI00%
1001%
100%
101
IOOV2
100'/a
900
lo
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
17,500
10
24%
24%
24
24%
24
24%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
11,900
67%
69%
69%
73
71%
73%
154,600
99%
99%
99%
99%
*99 V2
100'A
500
20%
20%
20%
21 %
21%
3,800
A__
101
67%
20%
129%
129%
100%
20%
100
20
69%
100 %
68%
65 Vb
100
20%
*127
34%
34%
86
86%
27
29%
29%
29%
29%
87
87%
87
'.■
34%
86%
27
,,
100
,
*127
86Va
87 %
34%
1
common
preferred
'
!
Jun
*
*13%
Wilson
& Co
Inc
Feb
25
91/4 Jan
22
7
73% Apr
12% Feb
7
41
Apr
Winn
6
32
Feb
Wisconsin EW Power Co eom
% Apr 28
Jan 21
142
137
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
•J J Apr
29
Apr
1
ft
6%
*26 %
26%
26 Th
26%
200
29%
29%
29%
29%
6,000
87%
87%
88'A
88
88'A
800
5%
5%
5%
5 %
5%
4,200
*22%
.'•
30
Woodward
21
Woolworth
40% Apr
23
Worthington Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
13%
8%
8%
Iron
8%
8%
141
Corp—10
19%
10
44%
40%
40%
301/4 Jan
Dec
10
4
77% Jan
116.
Jan
Mar 19
4
7
77
Jan
87% Mar 30
145
Mar 10
86% Mar 31
12
7% Feb
12
42% Apr
6% Jan 22
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
86%
1
37
Jan
4
30
21% Jan
4
27% Apr
13
*10%
11%
*11
11%
100
38%
38%
39 %
39%
39
39 Va
3,200
30%
29 »/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,900
U
145,100
*138
2
13
.20% Feb
17
60% Apr
24% Jan
21
4
43% Apr
26
14
34% Jan
47% Jan
13
Sep
11
Dec 31
16% Jan
2
;
J*n
5% Apr
5
38
Jan
11% Jan
<3% Jan
6
13
.
no
wd When
4
4
13
*
>4% Feb 29
sale
on
4
73% Ap* 14
,6% Apr-28
this
distributed,
Feb
day.
x
J1
_l
Corp common
4%ft convertible preferred.
-50
Young (L A) Spring ft Wire-No par
y
44
44
43 Va
40%
40%
40%
39 %
87%
■
6%
41%
26%
41%
83%
83%
"
6%
6%
6%
59
87 Vb
6%
11;400
490
83
800
6%
7
260
87%
145
83
83%
*83
40
145
2,900
6%
41
41
41%
42%
41%
42%
25%
26
26 Vb
26%
26%
26%
57
57
58
58
59
*
21'A
21%
21
59
21%
41%
42%
41%
42%
*28,800
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,200
66%
"67%
C5%
66%
-*, 6 %
-
21%
21%
*21 %
21%
43 %
42%
43%
40%
41%
68
64%
5%
5%
.
.
v
12%
12%
65%
•»
6%
petition has been flled for the company's reorganization,
,
39%
87%
145
4,300
57%
21%
5%
,
139,600
41%
42%
_
.
2,300
40%
26
'
25%
*55%
21%
Corp
.
46%
40%
3,400
22,200
-
*57
66
,
44%
39%
39%
*141%
141%
19%
40%
*37
88
141%
84%
*84%
6%
*87
145
141
19%
44%
40%
39 %
39
87%
39%
*143
*139
19%
*44
-
f«i
141
19%
43%
40%
Zenith Radio
or
*139
72
A
hi
32
itf
141
19%
12%
Ex-rtghts.
*11
19%
12%
i In receivership,
Ex-divided.
11%
19%
12%
.
*72
19%
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube—-No par
Youngstown Steel Door—;
No par
.Zonite Products
72%
*139
141
26
York
52% Feb
200
39%
41%
Yale ft Towne Mfg Co
1
86%
-
11
6%
B
9
40%
145
400
8,700
28%
*72
84%
84
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
39%
145
2,200
11
44%
10
Co
8%
-71%
400
(
39%
19%
Co
(F W)
8%
72%
8%
8%
22%
72 Va
*72
'
82
23%
13%
*139
46% Apr
sales,
23%
13%
30
45% Jan
53% Mar
r Cash,
24%
13%
30%
14
64
22%
24%
13%
41
40% Apr 23
39% Apr
'
22%
23%
13%
11%
39% Jan
23 % Apr
9
23
23%
30
2
15,000
29%
*22%
40
30
.a
390
13%
*11
Jan
86
24
1
lo
Jan
33'A
85%
87
%
Service
100
32'A
23%
13%
loo
Public
,
29%
'
*
preferred
Wisconsin
,
85%
*22%
72%
8
20% Mar 22
33%
35'A
X23%
14%
lo
rights
32%
27
86
25
*72
Co
'
23%
No par
Lovett Grocery Co
Common
8%
No par
common
preferred
——
5%
24%
8
■
5%
5%
23%
20
Co
Jan
28% Jan
2
34
corp.
preference
Oil
9% Apr
31% Jan
11% Mar 17
15
*2* 5^ II
JTa.Oct 28
Prior
Wilcox
Willys-Overland Motors Ins-
18% Jan
86
20% Dec 31
,
4
-34 Va
*127
'
86
33%
*26%
27
*26%
*127
21
5%
5%
White Sewing Machine eommon—l
8
35% Mar 17
Sep 14
16% Sep
22
16% Jan
5,900
41%
70
130% Mar 16
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
47
25% Apr
2,600
X51%
53
10
Sep
26% Mar 19
4
23%
53
48
15
75
8
13% Mar U
23%
42
19Y4 Dec 22
36
Sep 21
'42% Dec 22
26
Jan
Mar 19
21% Mar
11% Mar 26
74% Mar lo
13% Jan 15
135
7
4
21% Jan
35% Dec 16
29% Oct
5
126
101
13
Jan
5
30 % May 27
16% Oct 15
7% Sep 21
63% Oct
5
24% Jan
8
24
52%
'■
20
23%
4,300
45
42
*,
4% Dec
45
43
Westinghouse Electrle eom
12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Elec
Inst
Corp
—12.80
Wheeling & Lake Erie By
100
Wheeling steel Corp com..
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The 8 8)
20
Motor
9%
45
53%
41%
Weston
5%%
9
*44'%
'52%
Telegraph
Westlnghouse Air Brake
White
9%
4,500
21,400
108
No par
com
Western Union
4
50% Jan
Jan
Pacific
Preferred
Mar 11
43%. Feb
99
12
127
Jan 14
4%
Western
9%
♦106%
10%
29%
10%
28%
108
9%
44
Apr 28
46% Sep
9%
x9 %
9%
Auto Supply Co.
10%
27%
*106%
108
44%
22
45
*106%
10%
28%
27%
28%
108
*106
39%
11%
10%
11%
11%
28%
28%
108
*107
1
32% Mar 23
Sep
108%
12%
12
-8
8
100
39%
39%
39%
.10
Western
39%
39%
100
100
108
Western Air Lines Ine
,20
39%
39%
280
No par
pfd
4.20% preferred series B
4.10% preferred series O
West Virginia Coal Ac Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper com
4%% preferred
10% Apr
5
491/4 Jtn 26
22
3,800
West Kentucky Coal CO
West Penn Electrle Co
4
10
600
200
19
27
16% Jun
10%
11%
29%
8% Jan
39% Sep 15
91 Ye Jun
1
600
20%
10
84%
43% Apr
26 V«
20%
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11%
18%
8
104
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:
19%.
67% Mar 11
37% Apr 28
22% Jan
4
11%
19%
12% Jan
30
10%"
10%
11%
12
28%
15
22% Dec
20%
10%
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84%
15
90
1,500
19
8% Sep
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5,600
14%
84%
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14
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131/4 Mar 18
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10% Apr 29
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29%
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23% Jan
1001/2 Apr
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12
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20
20
20
10%
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29 %
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7
Jan
33%
20
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16% Jan
33%
.
34%
84%
Jan
25% Dec 21
33%
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28%
96
109
Sep 29
34%
19
99
Jan
34%
84%
19
102
27%
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1
4
19%
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32%
19%
99% Jan 19
>88% Jun
104
36% Jan 11
104% Jan
19%
26%
32%
10,700
28%
17% Jan 25
28% Jan
19'/a
27%
32%
15%
84%
14% Apr 30
30
19 %
27%
33%
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15
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20% Mar 18
Dec
19 %
27 %
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16
16
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27%
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26
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28%
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9
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77% Jan
17% Nov
56%
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28%
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3
8
57%
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25%
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West Indies Sugar Corp
1
2
84% Feb
\
28
57
.,
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-
•
25%
61%
11%
25%
19%
Mills.
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3334
Wayno Pump Co.
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8
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,
10%.
10
!
;
102%
9
4
9% Jan
-
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33%
Waukesha Motor Co
15
17% Apr, 9
24% Mar 23
13% Feb 28
13% Jan
: 19% Jan
14
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12%
25%
:
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Water Power
Sep
8
10
10 Va
>
101%
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56%
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12
:
33%
1
Petroleum
Warren
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:
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15
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10
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3
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Maris
57
5%% preferred
b Wardell Corp
15% Mar 19
4
Jan-
25% Jan
57
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Ward' Baking Co common
3
10% Apr
19
13% Jan 19
25%
12%
12%
25%
;.v 22
Sep
Sep
18% Dec 28
10
Jan
Feb
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61 Va
62%
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30
9
13
9
3
-
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62%
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24% Jan 27
104
4
-10
12%
25%
>.
—No par
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
14
14
•
100% Jan
*62
100
preferred
8ystem
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) Q ft W
4
26
8% Mar 30
4
21% Jan 12
33 % Mar 19
14
Sep
26% Mar
8
Waldorf
3
Mar
58% Jan
Jan
5% Jan
4
9% Mar
24
21
29
Feb
13
51
May 12
-
68% Mar 18
30
24% Jan -8
0
17% Apr 16
18% Nov 20
15
24
11% Apr
Dec, 22
Feb 27
9
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Mar 26
60
70% Mar a
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14
11% Dec
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Monday, May 3, 1954
PRICKS
8ALB
Apr. 2S
I
7%
7
Dec
15
preferred
United
29
6% Dec
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S
HIGH
Wednesday
^
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8
100
1st preferred
noncum
Apr. '11
—10
20
10
1
100
100
common
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30
72% Dec
Co
Tuesday
Apr. 26
1
common
7%
11
Apr
8
U
38% Mar 16
9
Rubber
S
7%
■
18 % Feb
Co
Pipe
8%
9
54
135
Monday
Par
preferred
.
& Foundry COS Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp eommon
3%%
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
S
U
5
37
60
STOCK
4% %
9
22
74% Nov
Lines
8
AND
LOW
EXCHANG1
Highest
...
Continued—Page 12
STOCKS
Year 1053
Lowest
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FRIDAY
•
(1951)
/
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
■
The italic letters In the column headed "Interest Period" Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds ol a point'
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
•
104.16 Dec
99.24 May 12
Highest
EXCHANGE
-
108
102.4
16
Feb
16
Feb
108
19
Feb
19
15
98.29 Feb
15
99.14 Oct 23
99.20 Feb
15
*109.26
109.30
*109.30
110.2
*110
110.4
*102
103
*102
103
*102
103
♦104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
104.22
*104.16
104.19
*104.15
104.18
♦104.17
104.20
*104.22
104.25
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*108.24
106.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.28
109.4
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.12
102.16
*103.20
103.24
♦103.20
103.24
*103.22
103.26
*103.24
103.28
*103.22
103.26
*102.19
102.22
*102.17
102.20
*102.17
102.20
*102.23
102.26
*103
103.3
1962-1967
1963-1968
June 1964-1969
Dec 1964-1969
*101.22
*101.20
101.24
*101.22
101.26
*101.28
102
*102.8
102.12
*101.8
101.26
101.12
*101.4
101.8
*101.6
101.10
*101.10
101.14
*101.18
101.22
*100.28
101
*100.24
100.28
*100.26
100.30
*100.28
101
*101
*100.26
100.30
*100.22
100.26
*100.24
100.28
*100.26
100.30
*100.30
101.2
*100.22 100.26
*100.18 100.22
*100.18
100.22
*100.20
100.24
*100.20
100.24
*100.24
100.28
*100.14
100.18
*100.16
100.20
*100.18
100.22
*100.20
100.24
*100.16 100.20
*100.14 100.18
*100.12
100.16
*100.14
100.18
*100.16
100.20
*100.18
100.22
*100.10
100.14
*100.12
100.16
*100.14
100.18
*100.18
100.22
Dec 1967-1972
*100.16
100.20
*100.12
100.16
*100.14
100.18
*100.16
100.20
*100.18
100.22
—1957-1959
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.24
*102.20
102.30
*102.28
103
*102.30
103.2
*102.26
102.30
a
.
1965-1970
1966-1971
__June 1967
102.30
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.13
*100.12
100.14
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
♦100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.13
*100.12
100.14
*101.26
101.30
♦101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
*101.28
*101.10
101.14
*101.6
101.10
*101.6
101.10
*101.8
101.12
*101.20
101.24
101.10
*101.8
101.12
*101.20
101.24
*100,12
100.14
*101.10
101.14
*101.6
101.10
*101.6
June
1954
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
Dec
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
1954
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.29
100.31
Dec 1954-1955
;
Bank
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100,30
*100.26
100.30
*100.25
100.29
*100.25
100.29
for
Reconstruction &
2
94.8
Jan
99.28 Mar 22
July 20
93.8
Jan
99.22 Mar 12
25-year 3s
92
Jun
15
96
Nov,
30-year 3Vis
95
July
98
Dec
1
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
104.12 Mar 10
100.24 Nov
4
101.16 Jan
102.28 Feb
24
3-year 3s__
101.20 Feb
103.28 Apr
6
Development
25-year 3s
94
15-year 3%s
102.8
Apr
Feb
101
15
6
July 15
19-year 3Vis
„
1
1976
*98.24
1
1981
*101.24
May 15
Oct 15
23-year 3%s___
1972
Mar
Oct
99.16
1975
1971
t*98.24
99.16
99.8
'*98.28
99.8
*98.28
99.8
*101.24
102.8
*101.24
102.8
*101.24
102.8
*102.8
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
104
*103.8
104
*103.8
104
*103.8
104
*103.8
104
102.28
*102.20
102.28
*102.20
102.28
*102.20
102.28
103.24
♦103.8
103.24
♦103.8
103.24
*103.8
103.24
1
1956
*102.20
102.28
Jan
1
1969
*103.8
103.24
*103.8
1950
'
100.16
♦99.16
100
100
99
i960
RANGE
*96
98
*96
*95
97
*95
*94
96
*94
Week's
Last *.-r
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or
WEEK
ENDED
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No.
High
Low
High
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104.
46
103% 104 a
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99
98
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98
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98
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98
97
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97
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97
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97
96
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99
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96
*94
96
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96
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(continued)—
Last
Period
Salt Price
•
„__June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No. 29—3%s series No. 30
sinking fund 5s 1957
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
120
REctor 2-2300
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
s
'V
*92%
*80%
90
„
'
VI' —74%
*80%
>103%
55%
t $ bonds 1978Jan-July
98%
10-year
3Vis 1956
10-year 3 Vis 1957
3%s 1967
3 Vis
3%s
20-year
-15-year
1966
1962
:
6%s
*80%
101% 101%
100
I960
100%
100%
48
97
100
100%
98%
98%
1945
107
*
99
1
3.5 %
to
1978
of 1926 due 1957
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to
•
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reduced to 3.375%)
1979
64
*95
(interest
April-Oct
June-Dee
(interest
series No.
1
••'
June-Dec
5
I%s series No.
64 %
;
7
64
81%
June-Dec
3
,
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42
94%
99%
55%
56%
33
44
56
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40%
1
40%
40 %
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66 %
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81%
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June-Dec
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L
3 %s series No.
June-Dec
*81
l%i series No. 12.
-June-Dec
*81
3%S series No.
13
.June-Dec
90
3%s series No. 14
June-Dec
3%s series No. 15
.June-Dec
For
footnotes
see
82
27.
assented
A68
fund
bonds
3s
1993.,
A 6s
assented
AOuaranteed
A6s
Consol
A 7s
assented
fund
6s; 1961
1961
sinking
assented
AChUean
fund 6a 1962
1962
Municipal
7s
I960
1960
(Hukuang Ry)
IA Cologne
(City of)
2s ref $
bonds
39%
40%
63%
65%
40%
40%
39 Vs
40 %
63%
66%
*66 %
40%
40%
3
38%
40 Vs
39%
40 %
159
36%
40%
66
66 Vs
38%
40%
40%
June-Dec
June-Deo
June-Deo
*
66 %
40%
40%
40%
*40%
—
April-Oct.
*66 %
—
63%
66 Vi
—
38%
38%
64 %
65 Vs
April-Oct
lfay-Not
May-Not
Mar-Sect
Mar-Sept
*
■
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5s
40 %
66 % <
—
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38%
—
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—
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40 %
6%
—
20%
112
123
106
106
105
♦108
'
65
70
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101% 101%
100% 101 :'i
21
100%
14
100 %
51 %
91
44%
51%
43%
39
41%
43%
114%
65
63
65
40%
64%
40%
105,
5
112
112
♦108,
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*63
-
101%
*63
•51%
107 %
107
-
50
43%
_Apr-Oct
1953 due 1972.
,.
64%
38%
—
1951.
6%s 1950—__
*
Cuba
42
67'%
40%
June-DecMar-Sept
A Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Ocf
A6s of 1927 Jan 1961—
Jan-July ;
3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—_Aprit-Oct ;
fAColombia Mortgage Bank*6%s 1947^.— April-Oct
IA sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-No*
lABlnking fund 7a of 19JJ7 due 1947—Feb-Aug,
lACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952,
June-Dec
25-year gold «%■ 1953
If ay-No*
IA Costa Rica (Republic '"Of) -73. 1951^-—-May-Non
A Chinese
66
*40%
June-Dec.
1961
sinking
*66 %
*66 %
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Map-Not
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957—
assented 1957
—
assented
41
63%
66 %
May-Nov
1983
6s
1963
$
66 %
38%
66%
April-Oct
sinking fund
assented
sink
8s 1962—
fund
1962
64%
*40%
(Republic of) 4Vis externak 1977—uJune-Dee
f
43
108
107
102%
102
FIRM TRADING
81%
:87%
91
80
90
5
80%
11
MARKETS
i
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FOREIGN SECURITIES
76
•*
90'
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82
St., New York 4, N.
78% "79
83
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82
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88
77
82
81 %
81%
79
81%
78%'
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89%
.
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page
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1961
82
-
77 %
June-Dec
17..
3%s series No. 18
40%
81 %
.June-Dec
16
3%s series No.
80%
v
78"
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June-Dec
4
V 81%i-
77%
9
89 y
June-Dec
80%
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9
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l%s series No.
38%
59 %s. 64%
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June-Dec
64%
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4
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63%
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65
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76 •"
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64 %
125
-
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•
1978—.—
External dollar bonds of 1944
5
'
—
*95
!—June-Dec
• % funding bonds of 1931 due 1951 '
reduced
1
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
107
107%
'
82%
-
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' reduced to 3:375%) 1575
*
99%
97
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V" 2
72
72
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reduced
to
3.375% )
1979—
April-Oct
AExternal s f 6Vis of 1027 due 155?
April-Oct
..
17
>
114
107% 107%
100%
-
assented Sept
AOuaranteed
v'101'%
97
65
reduced
A 6s
A6%s
101%
54
43
103%
94%
9.9 %
sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
A6%s
101%
•.•99%
•>•■17
99% 100%
June-Dec
April-Oct
.
101
78
...
56
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64%
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43%
101 %
114
State)
(Free
(Kingdom
5
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
A Berlin
(City of)
June-Dec
8 A6%s external loan 1950
April-Oct
lABrazll (U 8 of) external 8s 1941
—June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A Interest
fABavaria
Belgium
80%
75
75
135
102%
102
101%
'
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57%
54%
38
104%
44%
12
56
103%
103
103
104%
62%
A 6s
81%
75
*80%
57%
102%
102%
104
>103
79
79
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■
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
83
38%
assented
AExternal
81%
v
82
*40%
73%
71
71
;
75
75
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82
80%
*40%
.
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
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:
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7
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100%
100
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88
81
Feb-Aug
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96
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,
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June-Dec
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81
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1962
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*99.16
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1967
85
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1965
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181
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163
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1979
1981
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40
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98
76%
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-
40
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103
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—
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1958—
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__
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1963
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1961
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93%
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1998——April-Ocf
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debentures
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40
38
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79
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93
1962
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1971
ser
2%s
.
17 %
__
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Feb-Aug
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I
38
60
134Vi
,—
1978—Feb-Aug
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(Republic of) external 7s
1959.—Mar-Sepf
loan extl s f 6s 1st series
1960—June-Dec
de
86
166
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1978—_June-Dcc
(interest
1957
|AStabiJization loan sink fund
I a Rio
.
May-Nov
1979—
to
1
84%
166
1958———Feb-Aug
extended
Co
American
92 '%
"53%
1959—Mar-Sepf
1952
(30-yr)
pursuant
reduced
7Vis
63%
144
144
:
84%
May-Nov
May-Nov
._
3%s
sinking fund 4Vis
lAPernambuco
8a
144
,_June-Dec
Ltd—
(30-yr)
1953 exleudcd
A5Vis
A4Vis
77%
60
55%
—
1937)—
1979
16%
"92
1956——____Mar-Sept
6s
Co
6s due
lAPoland
71%
77%
■w«r
.
'
gANuremberg (City
ANat
ANat
11
68
May-Nov
16%
25
16
17%
sinking fund 4lis 1965___—.April-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
3Vis sinking fund external
1957——..April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s
l970__J«He-Dec
APeru
130%
1946—Feb-Aug
1960
&
2%s
4s
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77
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June-Dec
1-
1958—Mar-Sept
2008—,.
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1
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15'/a
Mar-Sept
A
72
*63'%
_Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
American
17%
(Interest
Otis
Plan
74%
-74
Ltd—
external
2%s
1963_Jan-July
2008
fund
to
19%
i
130
130
April-Ocf
17
»
April-Oct
Plan
73'%
Co of Canada Ltd 37/aS
1970—May-Nov
Airlines 3s debentures 1966
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1922
1952
to
101'%
149
92
87
*120%
April-Ocf
; l
§A6s
121
Aluminum
17%
6 Vis
(Kingdom of)
(Kingdom of) 4Vis
orleiitul
120
101
101 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
American
Jan-July
Netherlands
Norway
101%
17%
15%
1913
sinking fund
reduced
100 %
17 %
9%
i963_Jan-July
1933
pursuant
reduced
13 %
20
1981
to
Co
2%s
Mlnas Geraes (State) —
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10 Vi
16%
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sissenled
Stamped
15
7
17
10
ugree-
■
6s of
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(City
8
12
143%
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1961
conversion
Chemical
4.80s
1968—Jan-July
—
agreement)
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new
16'%
17 Vi
16
16
•
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assented
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Allied
——_——————June-Dec
1910
new
A6s
1922
assented
taenl)
1945
(ASmall
A4s
92%
American
_
due
26%
10%
_Ja«-July
external conversion
Allls-Chalmers
1963-Jan-July
ASmall
A4s
15V
15
17 Vi
agree'),)
20
*90
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1961
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(1942
ALarge
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June-Dec
1963
(dollar
Alleghany & Western
27
_
assented
to
Allegheny Corp debs 5s
—
—
A5s
due
73
87
June-Dec
RAILROAD
.
———
gASmall
26%
Alabama Great SouLlicrn
3%s 1967
May -Nov
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an-July
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April-Ocf
Quar-Jan
(1922
to
10%
————____
assented
73%
153*
59-
84-
'
—
1968—Jan-July
gASmall
IA 5s
6s
—
gALarge
64%
18%
3%s external readjustment 1984—__
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
Valley (Dept of)
A Warsaw
(City) external 7s
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1968
(Republic
74
18%
May-Nov
1958
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30
1943—May-jVow
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69
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readjustment
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—
67
June-Dec
f 1945
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88%
19%
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(Republic)
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139
,
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1962
1957
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75
(Interest
1971
of
s
A4lis assented
|A4'%s assented (1922
agreement)
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154%
73%
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1
Co
Power
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lAUrugnay
100%
80%
■
24
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1957—Anril-Oct
129
139
138
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87
4
92%
91%
91 %
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——May-Nov
May-Nov
145%
__
85
64-
76
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extended
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1st
77
1
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3lis
extended
1961
3%-4-4 lis
1975
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77
■
of)—
1953 extended
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95%
93
—
—
due
IA7s
95%
55%
55
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Feb-Aug
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Mexican
f
70
--
>
—
—
55
June-Dec
1965
extended
99%
7s
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
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6Vis due 1954 extended lo 1964
5Vis
external
s
52*.
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A
external
Power
1971
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58
50%
56%
77
sterling loan of '12 1952——__Mar-Sepf
g A With March 1 1952 coupon on___——___
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
IA 6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953_
June-Dec
,
97
.51
54%
—-Jan-July
of)
123
6s
Jan-June
1952
(Kingdom
65
56
*93%
___Mar-Sept
Public Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
7s
55
—
18%
196
Works
1947
Italian
§ A External
98 %
55
55%
Jan-June
Italian Credit
30-yr gtd
30'%
33
Feb-Aug
—
of)
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|A5s
106
Tokyo
55
Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
Plan
1962
Council
(40-yr)
5%s due
,
1
33%
341%
*50
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1958——
A5Vis extl loan
1964
(State
of)
assented
County
100
100
100
2
(Kingdom)—
secured
(Prov
A4Vis
Greek Government—
A7s
B
High
(interest
2012
external
Sydney
A
2%)
A
Co Ltd—
gA6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
6%s due 1952 extended to 1962
ASllesia
.Feb-Aug
1944 extended to 1954—
Feb-Aug
§A6Vis 1st & gen mtge 1950
—Jan-July
6Vis due 1950 extended lo i960
Jan-July
Ser
series
58
Bhlnyelsu Electric Power
German
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
§A7s 1st mtge series A 1944
to
Low
(interest
2004
loan
Barbs Croats & Slovenes
80%
70%
73
—
2.25 Yo)
to
A
Plan
'
Jan. 1
A
1956
to
Range Since
No.
—
Jan-July
J an-July
Plan
1999—
1999
loan
dollar
secured
to
—"
water
to
reduced
*69
May -Nov
Plan
to
Sold
(interest
A
2.5%)
2.5%)
pursuant
A8s
1980
to
Bonds
High
58
1957—May-No?
fund
Plan
1950
to
external
Range
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(interest
May-Nop
pursuant
pursuant
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issue—
<
or
Bid & Asked
of)—
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reduced
*
1930—
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A
2012
reduced
external
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3
22
to
2% )
to
stamped
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84%
2001
pursuant
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>
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(State
1936
A7s
78%
76
78 li
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May-Nov
to
secured sinking
(Interest
17
122
105
f
1952
8s
2.375%)
to
reduced
April-Get
——April-Ocf
1972—_
loan
Paulo
8s
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issue
extl
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104%
1936
fund
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5s
1969_
1972
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3s
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,
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pursuant
.
f
f
s
56 %
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to
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extended to I960
April-Ocl
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(Republic of)—
I
\ Denmark
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assented
1978
Interest
Exchange
High
(State)—
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3s
Friday
BONDS
Sold
97
101 %
102%
104%
92%
98
Volume
Number 5321
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...
(1953)
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Week's
Interesl
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Slock Exchange
or
Brown Shoe
Buffalo
Co
3%s debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4%s 1957
Bush Terminal
Cons
Co
18
87 %
Low
APRIL
80
Friday
101
98
8
94%
BONDS
New York Stock
87%
101 y2
99'/b
Jan-July
88 %
39
2
100
101
104
1
103 %
86
7
81%
85 %
Last
Period
Sale Price
Baking
3s debentures
Continental -Can
3 Vis
f
90
86
Co
3 Vis
s
debs
debs
1965
mortgagees
Jan-July
1976
Power
first
1976
3s
June-Dec
(1942 series)
1970
California Oregon Power 3'/bs 1974
May-jVou
Canada Southern consol gld 5s A 1962—Aprif-Ocl
Canadian National Ry—
Guaranteed
gold
Guaranteed
gold
Guaranteed
gold
4 V2S
1957
4%s
Canadian
4%
Pacific
v
debenture
consol
Clinchliekl
Jan-July
1)
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3%s
Co
debs
Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976—
3Vis
Celotex
Corp
3%s
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102
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
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1960.*
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RR
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Central
I
N
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Power
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series
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87
/
1965
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and
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1st &
ret
69
94 34
98 %
92
99 3/4
3
96
mortgage.3Vis 1982_,
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126
79%
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18
66%
75%
52%
150
51%
1
98%
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5s
due
1
100%,
—
96%
12
117%
97%
97%
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104
28 Va
96%
96%
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94%
99%
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:
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Jan-July
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series
C
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100
100
97
1973—Map-Nov
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19
91%
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90%
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99%
80%
81
I
74%
Denver & Salt Lake—
&
—
89%
103 %
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mortgage series A
contingent interest 2018
—
94%
—
103
101%
95 %
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101
99%
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102% 103
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—
—
105% 105%
Jan-July
23/4S
Jan-July
June-Dec
1985
1958
gold
Chemical
2.35s
13
80
91%
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77 %
76
77%
13
73%
80
4s Inc series A Jan 1983
April
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
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64%
65
9
63%
69
1st
117%'
141%
153%
117
117%
238
109 %
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Map-Nov
104'A 104 V4
64%
64%
1
59%
65%
1st
mortgage
3 Vis
101% 101%
1
100%
101%
,1st
mortgage
35/es
*88
1976_Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 23/4.s 1980
64%
97%
7
*71
May-Noa
98
105%.,
103 %
June-Dec
1961
104%
103
1995—^.June-Dec
debentures
91%
102
104 %
+
91
95
*104%
4s
1995
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel
4%s 1961
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
Dow
97
97%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
lien
97
May-Noo
1969
first,
4s
102%
1982—May-Sept
Mar-Sept|
1976
debentures
Mack
gold
J
ser
K
ser
debs
conv
Detroit &
1993
1970
2%s series I
91
99%
„
71
——
,
103
5
83
93
99 %
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97%
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inc
mtge
4 Vis Jan
Chicago Indianapolis
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1
2038
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series
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conv
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B
l
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71%
72%
57
57
58
1
97 Vb
65%
75
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54 %
60%
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215
78 Va
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3
&
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&
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debentures
98%
54
94%
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debentures
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1st
Columbus
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99%
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mortgage
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fund
debentures
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—
debentures
f
s
2001
April-Oct
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
River
Conn
Power
Consolidated
334s series
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Consolidated
Edison
1961
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334s
Corp
Feb-Aug
1965—
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—
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8
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1961—.,.
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conv
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8
95
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16
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101%
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„
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100
—
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96
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92 %
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series
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1976
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94
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certificates
&
95
1990
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mortgage
debentures
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96%
37
92%
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98
91
82%
Jan-July
Feb
refunding 4s series B 1975
Jan-July
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95
146%
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97
and
General
104%
131%
115
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series
First and
General
148
119
119
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
mortgage 2Vis series K 1961
Bay & West debentures ctfs A
103%
102%
99
104%
119
April-Ocf
General
Gulf States
103%
96%
104 Va
101%
,
General
102%
91%
97
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1976—.Map-Nov
1st mtge
1978—
3s
1969
and
refund
mtge 234s
ser
A
1982_Mar-Sept
96
95%
96%
8
91%
97%
1st
and
refund
mtge 2%»
ser
B
1977_Aprif-Oct
94 %
94%
94%
15
91%
96%
1st mortgage 3 Vis
First
and
refund
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ser
C
l972_June-Dec
100 VB
100'/a 100 Vb
10
95%
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and
refunding 3s series D
102
19
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103
105%
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92
—
—
300 Va
98
92%
98
98%
101%
99
100
June-Dec
June-Dec
103 %
First
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First mortgage 23/4s 1980
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mortgage 2'Vis 1975—
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refund
mtge
&
ref
3%s
ref M
&
1st
&
1st
3s
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refund
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M
ref
M
convertible
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1st
ref
1st
ref M
seiies
3%s
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I
27/bs
T
ser
ser
U
debs
conv
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3Vis
1967
Natural
&
(Bait)
1976
cum
in
U
Consumers
1st
Railroads
debs
inc
S
Power
mortgage
For
3%s
footnotes
see
24
105% 105%
12
171% 172%
6
*98
—
99
97%
106%
132% 135
April-Oct
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104'/4
--
2
—
w
43
to
2
—
1983
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first
mtge 2%s 1876—Mar-Sept
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Valley Ry first 4'/2s 1999
Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
Hocking
debentures
1958——
debentures
1968
94%
98
106
Hudson Coai
Hudson
&
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sink
fund
first
income 5s Feb
135
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1957
1957
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1975
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12%
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98%
102%
104%
105 Vb
107
59
11
27
96 Va
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98
104
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2
104
104
2
90 Va
%
92%
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190
135%
114%
126%
94%
98%
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104 %
105%
—
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190
190
23
151
72%
67
76
148
67
93
50%
50%
53 %
59
47
537/s
19
19
20%
76
15%
20%
Illinois
First
Illinois
Bell
Telephone 2J/4s series A
3s series B 1978
1981—Jan-July
mortgage
Central
97%
97%
5
93%
101% 102%
23
98'%
102%
102%
105%
97%
June-Dec
105%
14%
101 %
107
98
RR—
Consol
12
92
126
I
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Not>
5%s-33/4s series B 1979_May-Not>
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Noo
Consol mortgage 37/as series E 1982
Feb-Aup
Cons mtge 33/4s series F 1984
—.Jan-July
Consol
April-Oct
92
126
130
& Power Co 3'/4S 1967—-June-Dec
Manhattan
AAdjusted
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
—
92%
126
107%
117%
payment
_
mtge 27/aS
Water
4 Vis
Cuba—
as
H
Hackensack
3%s
99%
*100
——June-Dec
106 Vb
98 Vb
—
104% 104%
*105% 106%
1983
176
100 Va
*103% 105
..June-Dec
104%
95%
98
*106% 107
June-Dec
3%s
mortgage
——..May-Noo
1981.*.—
1982
164
96%
—
'
June-Dec
1968
1st
3a,'as
Houston Lighting
*99% 100
—
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2%s
104%
mortgage
103
—
Mav-Nov
of
105 V8 105%
—
Jan-July
,
2001
first
105%
Jan-July
r
(stpd
dollars)
*105
April-Oct
1986
96%
*1C0% 101%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1976
A3s
*100% 101%
—
105%
June-Dec,
1978
Consolidated
102 %
105
1984
Power
;
.
Map-Nov
1983
1981—J—
Gas
debentures
37/bs debentures
1979_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1963
1st ref mtge s f 234s ser X
1st ref M 37/8s ser Y 1983
3Vis
May-Nou
Mar-Sept
J
ser
Lt
El
series E
H 1982
debentures
27/as
M
ser
1972
3s ser F 1981
1981——
M 3%s ser G
1st & ref
1st
234s
;
102%
119
:
1969
first mtge 23/4s
5s series C
98%
91%
*95
April-Ocf
88
Ry Co—
General
First
*103
82%
Jan-July
debentures
Steel & Iron Works—
f mortgage 1945.#___—
s
99%
1
1
5
88
Jan-July
debentures
105%
100%* 104%
York—
of New
37/«s
99%
*—
'
88%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
mortgage 23/4s series P 1982
99%
99%
80
94
87%
102
*96%
Jan-July
General
'
2%s
Foods Corp 3%s debs 1970
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
'4s debentures 1958
100%
*100% 102%
—April-Oct
April-Oct
101%
Jan-July
mortgage 3'/bs series O 2000
100% 101%
100%
72%
94
88%
88
...Map-Nov
General
16
111
~5
49
99
*100
95
June-Dec
1948
100%
28
103 %
—
95 Vb
101%
June-Dec
1999
debentures
A Green
—Feb-Aug
debentures
f
(Germany)
1945-./
96%
1955—Feb-Aup
1977
1978
3s series N
Co
6
104% 104%
__
142
109
76%
75%
88%
Map-Nov
General
Gulf
mortgage 3s series I.
First
234s s
4s
1982
15
Co—
First
3s
1970._Mn y-S""f
110% 111
*95
June-Dec
iQ74__
A
4%s
98 %
May-Nou
external
series
Co
98%
10?% 103 %
/—Avril-Oct
.
3'4s
1983
5s
Ry
98%
Feb-Aup
1977
Elec
Ohio
3%s
1959.J
4'/2S
98
June-Dec
1975
C
ser
Soulh
&
mortgage
11
104
98 %
'
'
series
76%
..Jan-July
debentures 1940
General
61
99 Vb
98%
1
1975
—
102
105% 195%
102
Electric
Realty
4
5
June-Dec
1961— ^.Map-Nov
—
first
debentures
General
66%
94 %
196l__Apri7-Or.l
A§7s
68 Vb
66%
4'/2s
General
Motors
94%
101
103 %
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Map-Nov
Denver
General
94%
■'
debs
3s
1972
1977
refunding
&
79
66%
101
Rubber
Coast
70 Vs
1991—Jan-July
June-Dec
4%s
•
77%
Mar-Sepf
Corp
A
1
85%
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Inc—
series
99
93%
99%
85
w
June-Dec
„
first gtd
Columbia
3s
98%
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1986.
3s
105%
98'A
110%
142
*102
99
100%
June-Dec
1985
3%»
Line
94%
and
Worth
97%
1990-May-Nop
1970
Jan-July
3s
A First,
103%
—
&
104%
6
trust 4s
1982.
East,
38
1961
1st 4s
tFloricia
105% 195%
June-Dec
mortgage
Short
102
1
...
*99%
•
'
mortgage 2%s
'First
Cleveland
99%
100'A 100%
'
—
June-Dec
first coll
3s
100
Tire
debentures
105%
1966Louis
Illuminating
mortgage
First
Midi
95%
95
Fort
*105
—
impL 4%s series E 1977..Jan-July
Division
98%
*98% 100%
98%
107
142
*134
April-Oct
debentures
3 Vis
Jan-July
General gold 4s 1993
General 5s series B 1993
Refunding and
Firestone
100V4
1977.—
&
107%
April-Oct
Mtge inc 4'/2S ser A Jan 2015
—April
First consol mortgage 3'/4S series E 1964.April-Oct
consol mtge 3 '/as series F 1990
Jan-July
.Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
1959—
City Ice & Fuel 2:'As debentures
City Investing Co 4s debentures
Cleveland
101%
105%
*98'A
1969.—Feb-Aug
—
s
98%
8
1965
5s
94
105 Va
104
.
E
1960
Co
18
100%
.
series
2%s
12
first
99%
103 %
*104%
First consol intge 3'/as series G 2000..
7«n-July
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'/4s
1971—Mar-Sepl
Southwestern
.General
2%s
Jaw-July
3%s series
Corp
debentures
4s
67'A
&
98
106
First
*
Paso
94
106
105%
Y)
66%
-
100% 100%
1975.April-Oct
1978—.
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*97
Georgia div first 5s 1956_May-Not)
first cons gold 5s 1995.Jan-July
3'/4« 1970/
Mar-Sept
(N
98
Mar-Sepf
93
./
107 'A 107%
—
Map-Nov
Terminal—
First
t
1st mtge 2%s
2%s
mortgage
1982
A
ser
1983
5s
stamped 1905
Erie Railroad Co—
101% 102
Jan-Jnl%
97%
Mar-Sept.
80 Vb
Station—
First mortgage 2 %s series G
l96,3T-«——J%n-Jnly
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
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67'A
1982
El
.
67.%
105
Feb-Auo
72%.
97'A
*70%
1977
58%
*
refunding mtge 2%s-4 '4s 1994.,/au-Julj
2-%s-4%s J 904.,
Jan-Juij
Income
&
2%s
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
53%
Ry—
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Va
ill
El
1982
Elgin Juliet & Eastern Ry
RR—
1980
Haute
2
84
54%
debs
Light Co
102
101% 101 %
55
1999„April
1989——
A
ser
Duquesne
Ry—
mortgage 3s series B
2%s
72%
2044—-.-April
mortgage conv Inc 4%x Jail
nilge
101%
2019—April
Jan
Jan
Chicago Rock Island &■ Pacific
1st
—
Jan-July
A
ser
series
subordinate
1st
mortgage
General mortgage 4Vis inc
,
3s
lty—
A 2nd
=
25
1985
103%
124
27%
10
*93%
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1% contingent interest)
1993
103%
12
16
*101
April
1988
A
ser
25%
26%*
A
126%
31
*110
'
May-Nov.
4s
28
5
29
26%
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Gen
Chicago Great.
22%
25%
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Denver & Rio
99 3A
105
Jan-July
1997
20
2041
Second
5s
62
tr 4%s ser B 1985
Map-Nov
Light 3s 1973
Apnl-Ocl
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977-June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 27/as 1979-Jan-Julv
1st mtge & coll trust 23/4s 1980
Mar-Sepl
1
101% 102 %
.
Inc conv
22
27%
*93 %
1993
trust 4-6s
1st
103
97
105%
98
35%
27%
1
Delaware
55%
126%
104
91
division
1st
86
%
101% 102
101%
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mortgage 3:,4s series B 1985—
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982—
101 Vb
99
100 %
103%
32%
*25%
Feb-Aug
1965
1965
extended
4s
mortgage
90
68
126
High
99
103
__
16
June-Dec
1978
1977
A Income
100
85
__
Low
5
35 %
Jan-July
A
2%s .debentures
Morris
*
19
—
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1996—Feb-Aup
First
99
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna & Wetesrn Div
100 %
100
1978
3s series
debentures
Delaware
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
Western
mortgage
3 Vis
100 Vi
87
*100%
Mar-Sept
AGeneruh mortgage
mortgage 3s
103%
98
98
101% 101%
refunding mortgage 314s 1985_;.Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup
mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
First and
6
*101
1973—June-Dec
1958
4s
First and
27%
June-Dec
First
107
52
Jan-July
R & A div first consol
gold 4s 19119
Secoiid consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
Jan-July
1970
First
Dayton
G8
52%
Mar-Sept
1996__May-No«
linpl, M 3%s series D
Refund
General
Imp & equip 4s
1970
Jan. 1
No.
21%
June-Dec
30
June
Income
1992
*
Refund and
June-Dec
1970
Deere & Co
62
100
86%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General
1970
B
102
—
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--
Feb-Aup
.Feb-Aug
19C8
3s
A
ser
4s
Range Since
Sold
Pennsylvania Division—
April-Oct
I974___
B
ser
4s
106%
—
100
Jan-'uly
1974
Ry Co—
refund 3%s series A
QS
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Pacillc
First and
97
64%
981 a
*99%
Mav
B Jan
314s
103
:
66Vi
101 % 101%
Jan-July
May
I
4%s series A Jan
of
Co
106%
104%
98 Ve
..Feb-Aup
I9!)a
mortgage
AGen
46
35 Ve
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
105%
104%
5
94
April-Ocf
AGen
'
102
"65'/«
3Vis debentures (1947 issue)
I960
_„Feb-Aug
5ACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948
June-Dec
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage
107 7/»
103 %
4
1057/a
—.June-Dec
1965
debentures
4s
ref
95%
*106
1978
Celanese
ref
&
Bonds
High
108%
106'A
■
104% 105
/.
Mar-Sepf
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case
105
n»«5
4s
5
1
&
lien
First
—
1960
A
ser
Olno
107% 107%
mortgage
lien
A
,
(perpetual!
&
93%
38
*103% 104
Feb-Aug
.
Ry—
Capital Airlines Inc 4s
Carolina
107%
June-Dec
1956
96
105%
—
107 Vb 10 J
-Jan-July
1955
'
4%s
*94'/2
93%
A 1st
99
*98
June-Dec
A 1st
*96% 100
__
Friday's
*103% 104%
1966 Map-Nov
A 1st
Electric
or
Bid & Asked
"103%
Map-Nov
Cuba RR—
*
California
99
April-Ocf
1977
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3Vis
Cuba Northern Ry—
A 1st
Week's Range
Low
Continental
104 3/4
86
Interest
Exchange
High
104
April-Oct
A5s general mtge income 1982
ENDED
Jan. 1
No.
10034 100%
Jan-July
19C0
Sold
High
—
98
WEEK
Range Since
Crane
Map-Nov
1955
5s
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd
,
*101%
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_Map-Nov
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
FOR
Range
Friday's
*106
*105
mortgage
Consol
27.
I
103%
„
107%
103
105 %
103 % 103%
10
102
103%
104% 104%
13
101%
105 %
102
102
♦102
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1954)
.Monday, May 3, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FOR
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Bale Price
4s
Refunding
5s
Ry
Steel
Indianapolis
Union
1st
Steel
6s
1948
§AFirst
series
6s
IA Adjustment
A First
AFirst
gold
series
3%s
Oil
f
s
series
1st
Pipe
135%
127
25
I: 125
*91%
AFirst
102%
*103
—
1177A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1097A
109% 110'A
109% 109%
4
106%
106% 106%
12
1977
1978
103 Vk
73
&
Jersey Central Power
Clear
Mar-Sepl
61
*__
*—
4s
1959—June-Dec
2%s
& Light
97
111%
97'A
111%
100
series
D
1956
series
A
1954
York
Central
Kansas
1st
Mich
City
Power
mortgage
1st
1st
100
—
—
1976—Afar-Sept
96
102'A
3'As
—
1
95'A
96'A
97
96%
92%
98
97
Light
&
2%s
mortgage
April-Oct
2%s
*„
1976
99%
94%
~
90
99%
Y
series
New
—
First
&
Kansas
City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—.April-Oct
1st mortgage 35/as
series B
1968
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
~8
103% 103%
*102%
103%
1998
1998
1973
1st
100% 102%
——
„
99
100
*» —
&
Hartford
&
Port
mortgage
*100%
Plain
1961
Jan-July
4'As unguaranteed 1961—
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
55
51%
98%
«...
100%
2%
2%
State
1973
A
1955
.
Electric
1st
1st
sink
fund
3%
1968
A
ser
June-Deo
3'As
registered
1997
&
5s
ref
stamped
A
Series
A
B
Series
C
fixed
4s
4Vis
cons
Gas
&
2%s
1977
fixed
5s
ASeries
D
4s
ASeries
E
interest
85
82
— —
13
92'A
88%
84'/a
mtge
1994
4s
87'A
93 %
59'/a
61
65
mtge
A
ser
2004
General
54
54
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45
55
91'A
91'A
8
86
92
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85'A
86
4
83%
87
Northern
66%
87'A
86
May
62 'A
62'A
63'A
18
59'A
69 %
69%
69 %
1
66
77 %
1
74
4s
77%
Long Island Lighting Co 35/as ser D
(P), Co. 3s debentures 1963
debentures
3s
».June-Dee
1976
refund
mtge 3%s
mtge 2%s ser G 2003
F
ser
2003
Louisville Gas & Elec
1st
mtge
1st
3 Vis
1st
1982
mtge 3'/is
104%
Mar-Sept
*
1
94%
90 %
14
100
88
101'A
2
98
95'A
102'A 102'A
Feb-Aug
*—
10
103%
101
—
,
RR
(Southern
May Dept Stores
3'As
f
s
Lines)
2%s
Mead Corp
3'As debs
mortgage 3s
1966
84%
95%
92
97
91%
86
86
*87
89%
79
79%
84 y4
85
67
67
67%
56%
56%
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*
—
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7
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92
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299
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99%
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106
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1973
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78'A
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1973
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——
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107 7/.
71
76%
76%
Quar-Feb
1975
73
73
1
67%
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13
98%
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4
103'/a
103'A
7 6 ¥4
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104 %
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104 %
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1041/4
Mar-Sept
103% 1041/4
29
103%
106 %
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98'A
14
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99%
93
9 7'A
Co—
2%s
mortgage
2%s 1975
3s 1978
2%s 1979
3%s 1982-
1974
3s
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Feb-Aug
April-Oct
96%
—
Jan-July
1
"***
•
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April-Oct
1977
97%
98%
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June-Dec
—-
99
-•
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s
Bell
113'A
102%
27
Quar-Feb
2047———
Power
mortgage
105%
33
112% 112%
*107% 110
Quar-Jan
1
4'As
first
Northwestern
—
102
102
102
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...
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103 34
—.
104%
91
98'/*
98
— *"
102%
■
Mar-Sept
1979-
Telephone 2%s
1984—June-Deo
94
102
97%
Ohio
102
Edison
first mortgage 3s 1974
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 2%s 1980—
First
102 'A 103%
First
Gas
2%s
Electric
&
95%
99
82
82
1
80'A
84 %
1
60
60
96'A
96 %
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
96%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1975
*—
97
96% '
10
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1
99'A
97
993/a
97
1
97
93%
■
97%
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60
100%
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Mar-Sept
1972
1973
debentures
60
*99
82
4'As
First mortgage 3s 1979
First mortgage
2%s 1980
May-Nov
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1978
Robbins
first
1959
debentures
debentures
McKesson &
4s
90%
6
*89%
Mar-Sept
2047
trust
States
Oklahoma
Macy (R H) & Co. 27/aS debentures 1972—_May-Nov
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Nou
1974
1997
registered
First
105
M
Manila
debs
3s Jan
mortgage
First mortgage
First mortgage
First mortgage
(Wisconsin) first
102 Y*
82'A
mm*,.
101% 101%
*„
91'A
16
10
90
61%
100
Ry—
First
100
95
V 96
gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
& ref 5s
1997
4s
(Minnesota)
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2
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fund
Pacific
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99%
104% 104%
*91
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96
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98
7
99%
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103%
—
89%
April-Oct
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20
101% 101%
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— —
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1
■
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103
96
•
—
100% 101%
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April-Oct
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St Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
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95%
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
119
92'/a
64
*98
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Jan-July
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—
'
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&
—
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4
60
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657/»
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ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
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21
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71
'
.
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&
General
May-Nov
May-Nov
79%
■
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General
mortgage 3'As
1983
Jan-July
2003
74%
47
60%
60%
Jan-July
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Norfolk
2003
contingent
92%
*58'A
.Feb-Aug
2003.
interest
85
90
76
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Feb-Aug
1974—i—
interest
fixed
92 %
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87
*—
1970__April-Oct
—
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1st mortgage 4'As extended to
1974
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Series
86
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vis
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964
1st
87
82%
75%
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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mtge
74%
75%
'
Corp first 3'As 1963
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
N
1st
67%
128
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_May-NOV
Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
AGeneral
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284
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&
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27
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168
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215
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—
161%
67
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NY & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
—
—
170
98%
66%
5%
N
*99'A
*162
97%
66%
2%
N
53
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—
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.
s
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series
4 %s
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1
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{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June
99%
:
99 V4
97
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1
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97
98%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007__Jan-JuIy
mtge conv inc 4'As series A 2022
May
River
First
106%
16
*95%
AGeneral
Harlem
103%
100%
97
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1997
1973
B
Haven
June-Deo
1980——
103%
100 %
__
Hudson River RR—
registered
June-Dec
1978
23/4s
84
*90
Jun-Dec
1990
4s
N
High
96 %
—-
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As 1998
3'As registered 1998—
New York Chicago & St Louis—
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April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
April-Ocf
N Y & Harlem gold 3'As 2000May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
102%
90%
Central &
96%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
.
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'As
75
21
1998.
A
mortgage 3'As
3'As registered 1997
—
100
Y
4'As
mtge
Low
96%
II
*103'A
Feb-Aug
——April-Oct
N Y Lack & West 4s series A
&
Jan. 1
No.
Co—
RR
series
4s
General
106%
70%
5
N
K
Kanawha
Range Sine#
Sold
81%
*101%
_Feb-Auy
4'As
Refunding & impt 4'As series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
81'A
32
75
*102%
Jan-July
1st
Bonds
High
*85
April-Oct
5'As
New
119 V*
556
76
73
75
104%
53
117'A 117%
74'A
—Jan-July
1980——a—
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Rang®
Friday's
Ry—
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B
AFirst
Co—
A
series
AFirst
110
101 'A
53
5s
Mexico
&
Texas
AFirst 5s series C 1956—
92
92
__
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Consolidated
1956
series
3%s
1st mortgage 3s
Jamestown
123
{New
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mortgage
94
Jan-July
1952—April-Oct
July
A
C
Line
debentures
Interstate
105
89'A
101'A
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977—-—
Jan-July
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B 1972__May-Nov
Interstate
104%
RR—
1956
B
5s
9
8
125
1952—_———
A
6s
series
5s
104% 104%
90
90'A
90
Mar-Sept
1982
Northern
Great
or
Bid * Asked
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Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
Jan-July
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Nov
103
1047A
Mar-Sept
1972
mortgage 3.20s series I
^International
102'A
Co—
2%8 series C 1986—June-Dee
debs
3%s
Week'v
Last
Bala Prioa
New
Ky
imp
Co
6
Jan-July
1970
A
Period
Low
High
Low
NO.
High
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
102'A 102'A
Feb-Jug
series
4s
Corp
Refunding and
Inland
BONDS
Jan. 1
102'A
May-No®
May-No®
1955
Terminal
80
New
1055
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APRIL
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(Continued)—
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Illinois
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid * Asked
Low
Illinois Central RR
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
*103'A
June Dec
*99
92%
May-Nov
mortgage 3%s 1982—
—Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960__April-Ocl
102 '/4
102% 102%
29
101
103
102%
103 %
96'/«
101
104%
102%
103%
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Metropolitan Eddspn first mtge 2%s W74—May-No®
15
June-Dec
•
—
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1
c'ligan
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First
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1969
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&
mortgage
AGeneral
4'As
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&
inc series
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5s
series
series
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4s
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1967—-April-Oct
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103
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81
84
%
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1958
—
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98
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113
101%
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104%
90
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1955—May-No®
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1978
19
523
112
99%
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%s
112%
66%
98
101
94%
98
99
99%
Chattanooga & St
Louis—
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mortgage 3s series B
National Dairy Products
23/4s
—Feb-Aug
debs
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debentures 1970
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-June-Dec
IIIIIII! —June-Dec
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3'As debs 1974—
-April-Oct
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3'As 1982__National
Supply 23As debentures 1967
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3s
Tel
debentures
3s debentures
New Jersey Bell
For
&
guaranteed
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—May-Nov
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—May-Nov
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—
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15
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—
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& ref M 3'As
ref
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1971
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6
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:
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series
Q
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3s series S 1983
-^-June-Deo
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series
4s
1966
1970
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V
1984
„
series W 1984____
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101%
1986—
debentures
1987
April-Ocl
3%s
debentures
1978
debentures
1983
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3'As
debentures
■
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98
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99%
103%
98%
103% 103%
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5
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14
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96
97
June-Dec
debentures
9
99
105%
105% 105%
—June-Dec
1985_
2%s
98
—
99% 100
*98%
June-Deo
105
1
99%
104 34
106 y4
4
106%
108
104'A
'
4s
debentures
Pacific
Western
1981
1984
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.
Oil 3'As
Paducali & Illinois
1st
Mar-Sept
—_
debentures
f
s
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated
3s
1955
1975
_Jan-j»/M»
4'As
General
5s
General
4%s
series A
series B
ref
mtge
Eastern
Pere
Philadelphia
General
5s
Baltimore
series
ser
H
1981
external
B
101%
101%
100% 102
182
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—
104% 104%
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1960
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series D
Wash
1974
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1980
RR
Mar-Sept
—
:
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—-Jan-July
&
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&
94%
2
90
57'A
15
53
101
101'A
31
95 ¥4
*108
--
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June-Deo
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
First
&
refunding 2%s 1978
First •& refunding 3%s 1982
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983-.
1st & ref mtge 3Vis 1983—
94%
109'/4
993/4
95'/a
59
102
Co-
First
refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
106 3/4
57
94%
April
&
96
.
93'A
19
1990
Marquette Ry 3%s
22
99%
——
90%
6
April-Oct
1981
4s
I'.
__
June-Dec
1965—
35As
first
99
__
93'A
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
mortgage 3y8s series F 1985
Gas Light & Coke Co—
&
93
107% 108
General
&
*100%
99% 100'/4
—
107%
General
Peoples
*99%
__
April-Oct
1960
1968
series D
—
106% 106%
_June-Deo
sinking fund 4'As
General
*105%
;
1964—June-Deo
gold 4'As
APennsylvania-Central Airlines 3'As 1960_April-Ocf
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3'As 1960
_June-D»p
First &
*97'A
-May-Nov
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see
First
series
3s
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
AIncome 4s April
-April-Ocf
-Mar-Sept
1982
footnotes
&
First &
Peoria
-
1986
3s
New England
&
First
N
Nashville
&
3s series J
3'As
93'A
98% 101%
*—
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First
80
35
92%
—
First &
&
49
98
112%
—
&
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2
103%
*95%
&
96%
'
1965—_Feb-Aug
■___
& Co 3s debentures
debentures
106%
20
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&
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102%
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'
101
85
49
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101
refunding
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85
97%
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refunding 3'As series I
&
100'A
—
49
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Electrh!
&
&
—
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'
1962
1975
104%
95
__
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and
(John)
18
95%
1971—May
refunding 5s series F 1977—Mar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—May-Nou
§AConvertible gold 5'As series A 1949—_May-Nov
AFirst
and
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gold 5s H
1980—_April-Oct
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1981—_Feb-Aug
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gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Morrell
—
104'A 105%
*101'A
1990—.June-Dec
refunding 5s series A
4s
99'A
97'A
*95
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A Jan
ser
first
1962
5s
RR
105%
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*100
RR—
series D
99
Marie—
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*102'A
-Mar-Sept
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Minn:.~>t,a Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
Minn
April-Oct
Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
First
94%
Feb-Aug
Bell
Michigan
Pacific
99%
June-Deo
May-No®
mm*.
105-
—
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109
102 y2
112%
106%
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100%
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104'A
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May-Nov
June-Dec
*„
—
104% 104'/4
103%
«...
2
99%
98
100
105
106%
108
104
104%
Number 5321
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1955)
21
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
or
Period
New York Stock Exchanga
Sale Price
Bid
3.70s
2%a debentures
deb
conv
1964
Feb-Aug
1983
Flllsbury Mills, Inc 3 Vis
Pittsbgh Bessemer
f debs
s
& Lake Erie
1972
1123A
i
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
NO.
High
May-Nov
Low
99
•
Btauffer
Bunray
100
103%
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108'4
108
109
3s
debentures
108% 108%
1
108%
15
104%
106
106
28
105%
86%
86%
6
85%
99
99 Ya
11
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107
101% 101%
10
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108 ya
99%
106%
106%
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*__
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20
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200
215
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__
1983—April-Oct
97
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105
Pacific
1973
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§ A Direct
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1953
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*—
87
81%
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87
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&
123V4 125
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115
13
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130
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*__
112
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101% 101%
117
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&
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1996
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*97%
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95
71
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104
104
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16
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109
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debs 1977-
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(Jos E)
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s
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1951——
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2%s
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*95
103'/2 103'%
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1983
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'
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debentures
1985
97
93
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136
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Ry 2%s
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Pacific
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Co
1994
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50
Gold
4
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4 Vis
Southern
Pacific
1st
58
1st
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ser A
106%
101%
Western
Pacific
91%
96'%
Western
Southern
Devel
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first
and
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117
102,
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118
A
92%
97'%
98%
and
99%
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99'4
70
121
105% 106%
1956
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78
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Winston-Salem
97%
93
f A Superior & Duluth
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91%
87'%
96%
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Coil
Standard
Oil
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on
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debentures
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conv
3%s
28
87%
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102'%
103
103
102
May-Noo
101'% 101%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
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Jan-July
82'%
May-Noy
94
80%
deposit
94
—
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—
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2%s
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2%s 1979_.
3'4s
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1976
1971—
1
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94
.
1936
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81%
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76
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range,
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n
*__
2%s 1976_Jan-/uly
104
1C3
95%
d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
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not included
delivery
--
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the yea r's
range,
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in
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
/
J Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
110
91
in
included
& Power
.
§Negotiability
72
87%
153
95%
not
103%
69%
108% 109%
*96%
I
1st
Public Service
Deferred
Included
98
100%
71 %
May-No?
4s
Power
Electric Light
Yonkers
a
94%
95%
105
102
•
105%
105
'
103%
103
105%
100 %
105
*__
108
111
Wisconsin
103 %
—
*66%
108%
—
106%
*99
—Anrli
99%
101
96
—
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deposit
of
Electric
First mortgage
130'%
101%
105%
10
*110%
:
■
122
7
107% 107%
107%
84%
58
106% 106%
June-Dec
1974
!
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88%
96%
1982—April-Oct
1967
conv
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B
S
A Certificates of
92%
95%
2013
99
,
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
S A First general 4s 1949
.'
94
5
101
—
IMar-Sept
1958
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
Jan -July
1985-
—
Jan-July
1980
1960
106
105%
1956—ApriZ-Oct
4ViB
/
Mar-Sept
%
102%
•'
101
100 7%
98
*—
May-Nan
1981—Jan-July
A
ser
3s
103
—
*103%
debs
gold
98
Jan-July
1965
83
Jan-July
Jan-July
Apn'Z-Oct
1
.
102
*—
-.4.
May-Nop
Wilson & Co first mortgage
51
April-Oct
2%$
97%
98%
'
1966
conv
106%
103%
104% 105'4
*97'%
May-Nor
first
*101
1976—May-NoY
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
71%
109
104% 104%
—
1983—_——May-Nov
debentures
ASpokane Internatl
Biauuara
5s
debentures series A
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint 3%s 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
1971
3'4s
1976
3%s
Co
RR
105
April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
B
Telegraph Co—
1960
Ll
104%
Jan-July
1956
1981
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§Alst mortgagee 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
102%
97%
12
96%
Jan-July
1994
5s
series
4s
general 6s series A
96'%
97
Union
3%s
'75—June-Dec
94%
96
97 %
May-Noy
guaranteed 2361
4s
4%s series B
mtge
96%
98%
RR Co—
First mortgage 27/as series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'4s series G 1961_:
106'%
90
10
;
96
*92%
1973—April-Oct
1974
M/iy-Nng
1981
San Fran Term
94%
94%
ApriZ-Oct
1995
3%s
Corp
May-Nov
1969
Gold
105%
105
V';
*104% 105%
105'4
104
*103
61
14
113% 114%
106
97 34
105%
103%
7
■
Jan-July
first
20
*71
114
1977
A
Petroleum
337
*98%
_Jan-July
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
1958
5s
debentures
conv
96'%
96
1973_Juue-Dec
1
conv
96%
104'%
104'%
104
4s
'
Southern
'
'
99%
*104% 105'4
62
43As
——
100%
--
__
*97%
1955—Feb-Aug
A
W'estinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
'
91%
106%
97%
'
—
*102'%
100 %
86%
104%
9
'mm
—
*99%
<
Jan-July
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
98
2
60
102
«...
Jan-July
Southern
Co
West Shore
I./.
.—Feb-Aup
1987
4s series
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
104%
100%
55
97%
95%
April-Ocl
■
•
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Apr-Ocf
April-Ocl
May-Nov
April-Oct
1959—Mar-Sept
4s income series A Jan
105% 106%
95 %
June-Deo
.
91
115'%
95
Co-
101% 101%
106 Vb
Jan-July
1963
10
*104%
April-Oct
1966
debentures
West Penn Electric 3%s
136
*56 Vb
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
2%s
136
*
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s
27/bs
96%
96 %
136
Jan-July
1976
541
99%
-
Mar-Sept
1965
100
917%
25
104'%
115%
91
91
ApriZ-Oct
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 20C0—__Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-JuZy
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
97'%
100
98%
100
V
mortgage 3%s series
Warren
154%
*96% 100
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1982
%s'debentures 1971
2
123%
*100% 102%
Mar-Sept
June-Deo
Halske
38
92%
June-Dec
1974
Pipe Line
154%
*97
May-Nov
& Sons 2%s 1966
debentures
95%
Walworth
154
154
105
96'4
99%
April-Oct
1973
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991.
First
*112
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series B 1980
37/bs s f debentures 1977
3s
95%
„
RR
Wabash
Co—
1st
Seagram
*99%
Depot
New
104%
10
w
101%
V
98'4
10
100
113
115'%
May-Noi
1967
94»%
*100
Paul
100
107
98 '4
97%
104% 104%
104%
■
*108% 111
Scioto
*__
June-Deo
1970
106
104%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968
June-Dec
St
106
June-Deo
1977
consolidated
First
118
1989
96'%
Feb-Aug
Virginian Ry 3s series B
107
certificates
19%
95
98%
First lien and ref mtge 3'4s ser O
23
*117% 120
bond
67'%
157%
99%
1972
f
s
consol gtd
RR
May-Nou
First 4s
54%
614
*98
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepl
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
Aprll-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
96'%
*83
Jan-July
A Second
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
187
19%
*98'% 100
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
101
75
75
75
Francisco Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
99%
67%'
18
Consol sinking fund series B 1957
May-NoY
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s scr E 1975—Mar-Sept
97%
Bt Louis-San
1st
95
65'%
98%
Corp 2%s
Pictures
Vandalia
s
Bt Lawrence
125%
101% ,105'%
99%
2%s debs
:°'.V
130
108
Mar-Sepl
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-JuZy
13
*99% 101
May-Nov
1976
debentures
Universal
131
106% 106%
107
Saguenay Power 8s series A 1971
101
19%
May-Nov
4'4s
debentures
133
Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4Via series D 1977
General mortgage 3Vts series J 1969
104% 104%
Mar-Sept
1980-
(subord)
Car
Gas
2%s
101'/a
123%
April-Oct
:
100%
92
98%
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
100'%
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
1955
94
122
,
67
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Onion
105 7%
97%
86'/2
87
_May -Nov
1952
6s
mtge
AConsol
1950
__
2%s 1975—April-Oct
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
104%
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
1961
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
April-Oct
1
100%
*125'%
June-Deo
1974
4%s's f debs 1972
debs
100% 100%
99%
104%
RR—
debentures
27%s
105
100%
'100
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
10
*100
Jan-July
1982
3%s conv debs
3%s
3s
119'%
94%
101%
99
May-NoY
United Biscuit Co of America
Tobacco
111
—
*98
5s Jan 1960
impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
of California
Oil
Onion
100%
102%
3'4s
mtge
Union
United
Jan-July
E
ser
1968
debentures
1st
1351%
218
2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27%s 1979-June-Deo
J)
97
100%
u
105%
131
refunding
(R
94%
100 Vb
102'% 103%
ref and
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
II
and
June-Dec
3%s
First mortgage and coll trust
100%
99%
—
103
Jan-July
income
Cent
99'%
*134
II
and
Reynolds
95
95
—
Pacific—
Onion Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
101% 102%
102%
May-Nov
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
95
*119%
102%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990_AprfI-Oct
June-Deo
5s 2000
Orleans
New
Tri-Continental Corp
3s
refunding mortgage 314s
of
RR
AAdjustment
99 %
*__
—Mar-Sept
1972
95
*96%
104%
*98% 100
and
and
High
Low
*100'% 101
Jan-JaZy
April-Ocl
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
June-Dec
Jan-July
May-Nov
gold
refund M
and
Tol & Ohio
Mar-Sepl
Feb-Aug
first
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
*105
First
1st
Jan. 1
No.
'
May-Nov
refund M 3%s series B
Pacific
&
Term
First
8%s debentures
Range Sine*
gold
Orleans RR—
New
General
103
107
*106
M 4s series O 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
First and refund M 3%s series O
101'4
101'4
&
Texas
Co—
8s
1972
3s debentures 1965
First and
88
100%
102%
and impt
and
Texas Corp
'
*102
June-Deo
mortgage
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-No*
1966
1973—
Refund
107%
First and refunding mortgage 3V4S
1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
First
2%s debentures
debentures
Refund
108%
104% 105%
Feb-Aug
1963
1973
Bonds
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First mortgage 27/8s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric & Gas
debs
2%s debentures
Corp
103
102%
108
105 %
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
general 4Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
;
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
Rang*
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
'
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
—June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocl
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964___May-Noe
First
Sale Prico
T
102 34
102%
2
*102% 104
■!
108
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
Oil
27%b
97
37%s
Chemical
102%
93%
*103
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Last
Period
Low
113%
—
Week's
Interest
Exchanga
High
98%
310
I-—
*97
New York Stock
107 %
—
,
*103
t
BONDS
Jan. 1
112%
112
June-Dec
27/ss 1996__June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
30
Range Sine#
Sold
& Asked
*100% 101%
.June-Dec
APRIL
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum
WEEK
FOR
Week'a Bang*
ABonds
100%
77 ol
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 26, 1954, and ending Friday, April 30, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every secu¬
rity whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Motors
%
3%
4%
7,400
Acme Wire
10
29%
29%
29%
300
100
3.800
Aero
Supply
Aeroquip
Corporation
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Inc
1
_
3
3 '4
For footnotes see page
—I
6
5%
% Mar
3 % Mar
27
2%
Mar
Jan
2% Mar
5% Mar
ft Jan
5
Apr
Alrfleets Inc
29'%
Apr
Ajax
3
Feb
Alabama
3'4
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
1
31.
10%
9%
10 %
f
Ltd
Corp
Power 4.20*
Alabama
6%
2,800
96
2,200
"7%
Jan
"l0%
Feb
12%
4,000
7'%
Jan
12'%
Apr
Amer
High
.
preferred
11'4
11%
1,600
9%
Feb
12V0
Apr
13%
12%
1,600
10%
Jan
13%
Apr
B0«
2
12
%
13%
12
21%
20%
21%
5,200
16%
80
115%
114'% 115'4
110
101
101
100
1,400
12
Jan
Jan
21%
Apr
107'%
Jan
115%
Apr
103
Apr
%
Jan
125
96%
Jan
4'%
4'%
2,700
3%
Jari
5'4
Jan
27%
27%
1,300
24%
Feb
28%
Apr
102
Algemene
6% Mar
Alaska
9%
Range since Jan 1
Low
htgft
11%
1
4%
Gas
Shares
3
Air-Way Electric Appllanca
Petroleums
for Week
Low
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
1
•
eonunon.
(N J)
3%
1
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stoieo
Ainsworth
2%
2%
Week's
Friday
Low
4%
.
30
STOCKS
4.700
-1
Adams Hat Stores Inc
APRIL
r
Range since Jan 1
High
%
warrant*
common
ENDED
Sales
Shares
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Co
WEEK
for Week
ol Prices
Low
Par
ACF-Brlll
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Airlines
Inc
Kunstzijde Unie N V
dep rets Amer shares
1
4'%
&
28
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
(1956)
Monday, May 3, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
_10«
Engineering Co
Allied
Artists
Altes
Aluminum
$3.75
17,700
111
Jan
2%
Feb
600
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
4%
—1
3%
4%
4 Va
32%
Corp
Co
preferred—;
3%
3%
530
27%
700
3
*
f
*
10
10%
400
American Book
434
434
American
Rubber
~~!8
1%
1%
1,500
American
Meter
10%
9
10%
11"%
Apr
4%
Jan
26% Mar
1%
Co
Apr
Conv
preference
Feb
Conv
preference
Apr
Central
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
Central
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
28 %
28
28%
1,200
33
42%
44%
300
35
54
57%
7,200
48
Jan
56%
12
12
150
12
Cessna
57 %
Apr
Chamberlin
11
Jan
13% Mar
4%
4%
300
4
Jan
4%
Apr
13%
•
13%
500
12
Jan
13%
Feb
11%
Jan
14 Va
4'/a
I
Feb
11%
3,500
10%
218
3%
7,600
214
Feb
3
IS Jan
8%
11'/«
8
20s
8%
100
7%
Jan
9
Apr
31V#
850
Jan
33
Apr
3
2
£1
reg__
1—
30
23
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric
1
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc.
Co
Associate
American dep
j.
15%
22%
20%
23 Va
26,300
9%
9%
10
11,700
21%
15%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
8%
Jan
Feb
17
23 Va
Apr
10%
Apr
21%
20
100
15%
15%
117
Jan
23
45%
2,400
47%
Mar
Jan
51
Feb
17%
Jan
14% Mar
1,900
Jan
Feb
5%
1 %
•
4,00
Jan
6ft Mar
1
£1
America
of
Jan
1%
Feb
93%
92%
Feb
Jan
325
6%
7%
42,700
8
8%
8,100
8
Apr
9%
Jan
2%
1,000
2
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
3
7%
2 Va
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
95
1%
1,300
8%
Inc
Jan
1% Feb
1%
103%
1
Products
80%
320
94
104%
1 Va
102
10
Corp
85 %
5%
Jan
105
Apr
7%
Jan
Apr
11%
1
11%
600
10%
Jan
12
Apr
Feb
•
II
_3
15%
15%
200
14 % Mar
16
Mar
2%
3,200
3
3
3
Class
j
Company
1
9%
900
8%
Apr
5% Feb
13
Feb
common
1
11%
11%
11%
500
11%
Apr
12%
Jan
Baldwin
Banco
It
2%
2%
2%
3,200
2%
Feb
3 Va
Apr
6%
6%
50
6
Jan
7% Mar
BOo
2 i'c
2
ft
13,200
lli} Jan
214 Mar
•
5%
5%
300
2%
5%
24,100
1,400
9%
300
1%
Securities
de
los
American
Banff
i
Oil
Corp
Barium
Ltd
__
Steel
Corp
Refractories
_1
Inc
Benrus
Watch
Benson
:
5%
5%
1
9%
9%
;
common
&
Inc
Bohack
Brad
i
,
Foote
x5%
Feb
14%
2,900
17,700
13%
Apr
17%
13%
Jan
20%
Apr
6 %
6,500
4%
Feb
6 Va
Apr
43%
42%
43%
1,300
40%
Jan
43%
Apr
1
10%
10%
10%
1,900
9%
Jan
11
4
40 %
Apr
Feb
39%
40%
400
45
Apr
39
Feb
10%
10%
10%
50
10%
Apr
11% Mar
11
11
41 Va
300
10
Jan
12
4
Jan
3
9
9
9 %
650
9
Apr
•
7
7
7%
1,200
6%
Apr
30%
29
30%
3,900
24%
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95
96
1
A
•
•
preferred.100
Co
130
88%
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American
Oil
British
American
"l%
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1,000
Co
Feb
Feb
1%
1%
200
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
8
9%
23,400
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Jan
9%
Apr
5%
5%
1,300
4%
Jan
24%
200
24%
25%
6,800
—
24
Mar
American
British
dep
rets
Columbia
Brown
ord
Jan
Power
Jan
25%
Company
4%
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
(EL)
Bruck
Mills
junior
Co
Co
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7%
5%
300
5% Mar
5%
'"3%
500
3%
Jan
4
21%
21%
400
18V8
Jan
12%
15,300
•
Burma
Hill
&
Mines
12%
101
51%
16
89%
350
X50%
1
preferred
8%
25
51%
16%
16%
1,500
10
6%
6%
6%
4,200
11%
II'/B
11%
1,200
13%
13
%
600
1
2.50
B
Apr
—
20%
preferred
Jan
Jan
21%
12%
101
Feb
16
6%
52%
18%
Jan
Apr
Feb
7
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
12% Mar
11%
Feb
14%
Apr
21%
800
8Va
8'%
700
6%
8%
300
8%
10%
20 Va
22%
Feb
Jan
8%
Apr
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
10
10 V'8
600
8
Jan
13%
13%
1,800
11
Mar
Apr
14% Mar
%
ft
%
8,600
3%
3%
3%
500
%
2%
Jan
Jan
ft Jan
4% Mar
&
C
uaoie
Super
Corp
Electric
Calamba
(new)
Products
Sugar
10c
common
Estate
California
Calvan
Electric
Consol
Camden
Fire
&
Gas
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
common.,
Ltd
preference..
Oils Ltd
Southern
Petroleum
vtc
vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead
Oils Ltd
7%
Canso
Canso
4%
4%
5,500
12%
12
10%
10% xlO%
12,100
5 ft
5 ft
27,600
Ltd
Products
Capital Transit
6,500
24%
325
Apr
3% Mar
4%
9%
10
Jan
4%
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
Jan
13%
Apr
Feb
10%
Apr
23%
Feb
Jan
3
Feb
92
•
3%
6
_3%
5%
•
6
32,900
11,400
Mar
5ia Mar'
25% Mar
200
31%
32%
2%
2%
2%
'v-
.7
Apir
5%
800
31%
Feb
14%
10,000
9%
9 Va
Jan
i*.
•
'
—
—
5%
Apr
12%
Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
26 Vs
Jan
33%
Apr
4
36 Va
37%
4% Mar
5
2%
Feb
3% Mar
7%
•
Feb
11%
Jan
42%
Jan
15,700
1,100
(ord
Jan
31
Jan
11%
12 Vs
4,000
10
Mar
13%
22%
4,300
17%
Jan
22%
Apr
4%
■
4%
500
3%
Feb
4%
Apr
11%
2,700
4%
11%
11%
10
10%
21%
'
21%
22
9
8%
9
10 Va Mar
500
1,500
9 Va
1,100
\
4,800
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14,700
11%
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11
Feb
20
22%
8% Mar
13 %
Jan
12 Ve Mar
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Feb
21%
12
22%
,
•
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11%
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—
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6% Mar
8%
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600
*
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Feb
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Mar
9 Ve
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
14
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
26%
26%
27%
4.200
22%
11%
11
11%
1,600
10%
6%
6%
1,100
6% Mar
7%
6%
7 Va
3,400
5% Mar
7'% Mar
ji
800
6%
6%
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11
11,
Feb
Feb
5%
1,100
5%
Feb
24%
4,600
20%
Jan
32%
Jan
iS
5%
•
Apr
13% Mar
Jan
5%
Apr
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23%
24%
28%
24% Mar
33
250
30% Mar
33
12%
600
11
Jan
12%
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.
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3,400
ft
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r.
%
9 Va
9%
300
10
—
9%
4,500
1
8%
8%
800
7%
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18%
18%
200
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3
88 Va
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lij
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100
ii
8%
Feb
3% Mar
87%
88%
7,900
73%
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%
%
22,800
%
ft Mar
9%
8%
19
Apr
Apr
Mar
3% Mar
Jan
88% Mar
7o
Apr
1
Atlantic
partic
6%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
4,100
9%
Feb
12%
Apr
•
18%
17%
18%
750
14 %
Jan
18%
25c
_•
common
Sugar
5% Mar
5
(Md)
"A"
common..
Tobacco
Curtis
1%
1.000
1%
21%
21%
2
22
300
18%
.10
common
142
5
8
8%
•
common
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Curtis
20
8%
45,200
20
10
6%
18
Jan
2 %
Feb
24
Jan
160
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
8%
22
Apr
Apr
2.50
5
Jan
5
12
Feb
6
Jan
7%
Jan
16%
Crystal
1
Mfg
class
A
Gray
A
Detroit
Manufacturing
Foundry
Mfg Co
Hardware
Steel
&
Products
Oils
Co
American
5
18%
18%
2ft
"2 ft
2Va
5
1,100
Jan
Apr
1
2
2
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
700
22%
Jan
26%
Jan
14%
200
11%
Jan
14 % Mar
1%
7,500
1
14%
14%
1%
1:1
1
id
1U Jan
2 % Mar
2%
1
4s
Steel
&
5
Coal
11
27%
2%
Apr
800
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
21%
Jan
29
Apr
ft
5ft
5%
3,500
6%
6%
900
stock
•
12%
11%
12%
1,300
8%
•
Ltd
Co
common
Douglas Oil Company
1
4%
Brewery
Corp
8%
600
Feb
12%
Apr
"6%
6 Va
6 %
1.600
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
7% Mar
6%
Apr
7% Mar
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver Harris Co
Jan
26
Apr
43
Jan
57
Apr
2,200
17%
Apr
9%
5,300
97
9V8
9
10c
Co
8%
Jan
a
Mar
35
35%
100
33%
Jan
36%
Apr
45%
45%
300
40 Va
Jan
45%
Apr
11%
10%
11%
20,900
9%' Jan
11%
Apr
Feb
3
Feb
~3 Va
~3%
3%
900
3 Va
Jan
3%
Jan
7%
7%
100
7%
Apr
9%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Apr
29
Jan
Jan
35%
—
Ltd—
Apr
Apr
Durham
Hosiery class B
rets
ord
reg
10s
1
common
Test
Corp common
Sulphur & Potash
2%
•
1
,
•
5%
5%
400
28%
3,000
Apr
Duval
15 % Mar
Laboratories—
3%
Duro
19%
800
17%
1
(The) Co
dep
200
55%
16%
•
common
Rubber
American
25%
52
17%
10
Co
(Allen B)
A
25%
55%
•
Inc
common
Power
Mar
10 Va
6
•
Co
7
17% Mar
10
Ltd
Cement
Draper
6% Mar
Jan
Apr
'
Dragon
Jan
5%
16%
1
*
ord
Feb
7,600
%
29
6%
2.50
common
Ltd
11
„
•
DuMont
Feb
2
900
24%
Ltd
Corp
Co
Duraloy
Apr
Apr
14%
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dunlop
1%
18 %
137%
27%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
11 Va
Mar
6i7e Mar
16%
Feb
1
11
29%
Jan
700
Jan
25c
31
53%
Jan
Apr
5%
1 %
Textile
Class
Apr
29%
12%
Dominion
Feb
Apr
Jan
4%
133%
1
Bridge
Duke
Mar
x27%
J
Corp
Finance
Dow
2
130
18%
24 %
Ltd
Exploration
Feb
23%
lft Jan
Apr
Feb
6 % Mar
1
common.,
Domestic
3
4%
200
Jan
COO
5
24%
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Dobeckmun Co
Dominion
l.nu
29%
4%
6
Ltd—
Diversey
Dome
1 A
4%
._^___10
...
Raynolds class B
Devon-Leduc
1,800
29%
35
common
Jan
Jan
Apr
100
&
Iron
Detroit
Devoe
900
6 %
50c
debenture
Gasket
7%
14%
10c
class
common
Detroit
7%
6%
1
Inc
Detroit
7%
2.50
Inc
Rubber Co
Stores
Dennison
Inc
Mills
Brothers
Mines
Dejay
8%
Dairies
Hosiery
Feb
4%
6 %
13% Mar
D
Daltch
101%
53%
—
10c
4%
11%
9%
1
8%
4 Va
1
•
4%
11%
«_
•
•
10
Jan
41
Feb
12
—•
29%
1
2
4 %
__
1
-
4%
24V4
1
Gas
Producers
Capital City
12%
•
1
600
40 % Mar
Apr
*
Co
28
...
28
1
5
25 Va
-
2% Mar
100
Marconi
Natural
.
3%
Industries Ltd—
preferred
Oil
4%
20
Southern
Canada
Canadian
50o
2%
2%
•
Canada
Canadian
53,000
8
Canada
6 V2 %
2%
•
Co
Insurance..
Co
2%
1
Power
Oil
2%
1
Calgary <b Edmonton Corp Ltd
6 Va
50
Feb
Feb
7%
'
15 Va
Dominion
c
C
Co
Dominion
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
3s 6d
Biscuit Corp
___12%o
5%
12%
Corp
Petroleum
Cuban
Day
11
13%
2.50
6%
-
..5
Internat'l
Cuban
Jan
Feb
Feb
10
9
Sullivan
900
1
....
Davidson
"Mar
8%
8 Va
50c
'
1.25
A
Oil Refining
preferred
$6
Distillers
•
common
14%
15%
common
Crystal
Feb
•
American
Burry
11%
101
•
10
convertible
Bunker
G%
5%
•
preferred
60c
5% Mar
3%
common
class
100
3%
1
common
Ltd
5%
~5%
common
cumulative
5%
..10s
$5 convertible preference
$3 2nd preference...
Brown Forman Distillers
24
Apr
Sc
C Super
Corp
(Effective April 30)
Dayton
common
40%
14 Va
13%
Corp
receipts
23% Mar
21
10s
reg
Apr
7%
24% Mar
21%
25Va
—.10s
Amer
rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
22
300
6% Mar
24%
19%
C
Apr
4%
Jan
9
Engineering__l
Crowley Milner & Co
31%
3%
% Mar
18 Va
400
■
40%
1
Company
Croft (The 1 Company
Name changed to
Crown. Drug
Jan
'
■
50c
Petroleum
Davenport
bearer
ord
dep
'
14%
1
(The)
Feb
5%
•
American
Creole
Croft
9%
Apr
7%
•
Cork
Apr
23%
7%
50
Inc
& Reynolds
preferred class
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
23%
23%
".*/;
10
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class
A
voting,
Class B non-voting........
Cornucopia Gold Mines
$1
Feb
%
1,200
37
Inc
Commercial
Apr
Apr
26%
2,900
_1
Continental Foundry & Machine
Cook Paint & Varnish Co__—
Cent
9%
20o
Continental
11 %
71 %
Apr
%
1
Corp
&
Jan
Jan
24%
18%
10
Var
9%
67%
225
ft
1
!jj Jan
600
18%
10
Oil
Aviation
1,800
>
ft
•
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
Lines
11
71%
25%
18%
1
Royalty
10%
70
24%
•
Consolidated
Crown
96
11
—4
1
Car-Na
Feb
Feb
1
Utilities
Continental
6%
4%
10c
1956
Air
Feb
Jan
Apr
Co—
Engineering
Consolidated
5
Jan
Inc
Gas
Crown
Tobacco—
rets
to
Jan
4% Mar
10
2%
2%
1
Works
Jan
Feb
2%
|
.
British
,
100
5% Mar
20%
.
dep
dep
ext
100
9% Mar
lft
1
Co
Consolidated
C010
5%
Brazilian Traction Light Sc Pwr ord
•
Breeze Corp common.
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
_•
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
_•
Amer
Vtc
:
Jan
Jan
4Va
'
Co
Corroon
13%
common
Gear
Stone
Hotel
6%
10,900
50
...
vtc
Consolidated
Feb
common_2B
cumulative
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Commodore
5%
Jan
9%
36%
Jan
Feb
3,500
.
&
5%
Jan
Apr
1%
.5
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
1% Mar
17%
common
Borne
Sand
9%
1
Inc!
Fund
Manufacturing
6%
6%
class
Oils
Airlines
(The)
8%
7%
8%
Jan
36 Vs
,
9
79 % Mar
93%
4V8
Farm
Colonial
7%
--
...
5
...
Products
Colonial
Jan
1%
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
10%
19%
(S) & Co common
C) Co common
prior
5%
5%
Apr
Jan
,14
common
(H
5Va%
5 Va Jan
Feb
1
Inc
Black Starr Sc Gorham
Blumenthal
1%
6%
Jan
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Blauner's
Jan
1
Canada
Hedges
Bickford's
_5%
_1
common
Co
10
1%
fiOo
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft
Bell Telephone of
.
3%
10,200
Andes—
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
'<
9
9
shares
Barcelona Tr Light Sc Power Ltd
Basic
■*
4%
4%
45/a
1
Baldwin Rubber
Cockshutt
Jan
6 % Mar
87
4%
.1
Caribbean
100
72%
Jan
Apr
1%
!
Mining
Corp
Inc
Aluminum
Coastal
8%
9%
Claussner Hosiery Co......:
..._5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club
25
29%
25
4%
Manufacturing Co
Neon
300
__
5
—
Stamping
Clarostat
120
6%
—
com—,.10
(The) D L Co...
Controller
Co......
Claude
78%
Jan
Jan
1
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%%
convertible preferred
Continental
Sc Gas-
A
Baker-Rairtang
Wire & Cable
Continental
B
Bailey Sc Selburn Oil
Consolidated
Clark
Apr
.10
common
Chief
Colts
T
Co
1
2.50
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Clark
Apr
8%
—
Oil Co Ltd.
Colonial
warrants
Steel
Corp
Charter
City Auto
Jan
5%
5%
--
10
common
Charis
Colon
Fisheries
Corp
14%
109%
Tel—
Line
Plywood
21
47
•
80
rets reg
Sc
Atlantic Coast
Automatic
Jan
Jan
Industries—
Atlantic Coast
Atlas
4%
Jan
113
Cl A (ex $43 arrear div paid on
July 1 '53 Sc $41 on Dec 22 '53)__*
Atlas
12%
1,400
2.80
Associated Laundries
Associated Tel
14%
105
•
Corp
Electric
15
Jan
Jan
9%
290
8
.
3%
1,100
1
Arkansas Power Sc Light $7
pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Equipment
10%
9%
I
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Aro
107%
pfd_10Q
400
4
3%
106% 107 %
10%
5%
4% Mar
3,400
5
4%
5
2.40
3%
Jan
93%
—
-2
America
of
Circle
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Feb
Jan
3%
6
~
10
Inc.........
Co
Co
3%
3%
300
%
6 V2
100
preference
Aircraft
3,400
22,500
5%
93%
..1
Products..
Century Investors
Convertible
3%
5%
26%
Feb
Jan
Jan
6
3%
23%
Feb
Apr
Feb
4%
16% Mar
5
50
Apr
Mar
Jan
6%
•
5Va
78
5%
Stdel
Apr
1 Va
Apr
78%
25%
37
4%
25
23%
44%
3%
Apr
25
Jan
Jan
5,600
15
28
Apr
Feb
1,300
4%
25
4%
%
16%
4%
28
20% Mar
44
15
4%
25
20%
Apr
Mar
% Apr
—•
250
29
115
110
Co—
300
—1
American Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—
Anchor Post Products
i
Power
10,200
25% Mar
Jan
1,090
6,100
5 Va
preferred
Ohio
Apr
■5Va
5%
22%
91
—1
20%
■
Jan
;—1
_•
•
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
"A"
3.50%
80%
series
$1.40
53
2,900
Apr
300
series
$1.50
Jan
Jan
Maine
7
3% Mar
15
1
~1
Corp
1
1 %
7%
Feb
100
Secur
5
22%
20%
.
dep rets
Illinois
53a
22%
~-L
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd
28
American Potash Sc Chem cl A conv—*
American Republics
10
American
Central
%
Jan
Jan
2%
5% Mar
10
.....—
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
common
& Co
M)
High
7
30,900
1
•
1
28
com.
Co
...1
Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
45%
20
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
American Maracalbo
(A
7
500
2s 6d
Catalin
2,300
1%
28
Co
Products
Castle
Jan
9%
100
Co.
dep rets B ord—
Carter (J W) Co common
Low
7%
86%
88%
110% 112%
%
Vi
Ltd—
Apr
300
"%
Biscuit
86%
•
American
99%
23
1
common
Co
American Hard
Apr
pfd
Range since Jan 1
High
3%
6%
•
Light $5
§Carr-Consolidated
23%
1,400
%
conv pfd
18
(American Bantam Car Co 61ass A—1
Sc
Carreras
Jan
92%
American Air Filter 5%
American Beverage
Power
Shares
7%
2.50
common
Casco
"9%
380
Inc
Carolina
tor Week
Low
1
CO___——.—
Co
Feb
Apr
3%
Jan
Sc
Carnation
Jan
2%
33
Feb
Carman
22 % Mar
97%
96
100
common
Industries
33
1"
Manufacturing
Aluminum Industries
6
4% Mar
2,300
2% Mar
of America—
Co
Ambrook
2%
Sales
Range
Par
Baxter Sc Kennedy Inc
Carey
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High.
2% Mar
Jan
2%
32 %
Goods
1%
1 \l
1
cumulative
Aluminum
400
7%
(Mich)
Brewing
,!
2%
Investing cap atock_l
common
•
Pictures
Internat'l
Allied
Allied Products
2%
Low
.1
Alles & Fisher common
30
Friday
2%
-1
APRIL
American Stock Exchange
238
Alleghany Corp warrant!
Allegheny Airlines Inc
ENDED
Range since Jan 1
High
2%
__
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
All American
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
AaMrlcan Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
for Week
Last
vtc...
Ltd
vtc
common
Co
For footnotes
see
I__l
l
31.
~~5Va
5,000
4%
1%
2%
1%
Apr
8%
8%
9
33,300
24,100
8%
Apr
22%
12
2
8
19.50
page
Eastern
~4%
Va
'
12 Va
%2
12%
6,800
Jan
6%
Gas & Fuel
Assn
4%%
Eastern
Malleable
11%
Eastern
States
Jan
24%
Jan
$7
preferred series A
Apr
Feb
$6
preferred
*
preferred
Iron
Corp
series
.
100
B
64
25
1
9
9%
10 Vi
~
Mar
10 %
65
1,025
60%
Jan
66%
24
20
24
Feb
25%
Feb
9.900
8
Jan
10%
Apr
156% 157
*
14
prior
64
24
9 Va
common—10
Feb
Apr
Apr
3
50
147
Jan
160
Apr
146
25
134
Jan
149%
Apr
9%
146
10%
7,800
9
Feb
I
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
179
Volume
(1957)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
Eastern
$2
shares
Share
Electrographic
Corp
common—.
.100
104
pfd
20%
13%
Par
—
7
2%
2 %
37
—1
4%-
%::
—
21%
Apr
13 %
Jan
14%
10
common
•—
101V2
Feb
6%
40,300
47/ft
18
'
■
'
'300
Camera
Jeannette Glass Co
Jerry
common
—1
:
;i
O'Mahoney Inc
2
Jan
33
Jan
2%
Apr
1% Feb
ft Apr
ft Jan
Jan
24%
Feb'
Corp
Federated
Fire
Sterling
Fishman
Flying
Ford
Tiger
A
Class
*
Inc
Co
Co
American
Pitt
Fort
105
.4%
105
5% Mar
deposit receipts
bearer
1
Jan
Knott
5%
Apr
Apr
5%
Jan
10,000
11% Feb
6%
A)
Feb
10,300
i.»
75
65%
Jan
102
71
Jan
106
1,400
4%
715
'
ni
Co
1
Jan
8%
Apr
17,900
1 Va Apr
ft Jan
4 Va
| 200
4
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
4,200
4%
Jan
12%
200
10%
Jan
6%
12%
Feb
12
—5
•
23%
preferred
———100
Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp__—
1
5%
Power
Co
common
23%' 23%
111
General
Alloys
Co
convertible
General
Electric
American
Jan
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor Adv C%
pfd
Plywood Corp common
preferred
5%
Lake
Shore
Lakey
Foundry
Lamson
Corp
Lamson
&
General
Piiblic
General
Service
$6 preferred
Corporation
Stores
La
Salle
Extension
$4.50
10%
200
400
10
2
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Apr
Jan
18
Mar
50
8'/a
1%
5%
9
Jan
29
Mar
Jan
107%
1% Mar
10
Jan
Apr
1%
11,900
Feb
Jan
105
5%
117
100
24
1
6%
6%
10%
350
9%
—*
11%
22%
1%
47%
49%
300
42
82
*
Apr
1%
Jan
3%
Jan
42%
Feb
5% Mar
6
Jan
6% Mar
preferred
class
1
Louisiana
1
Exploration
(The) Co
Lunkenheimer
Freehold
Griesedleck
Grocery
Gypsum
Leases..
Stores
Lime
Hall
Apr
% Mar
12%
Jan
24
Jan
1% Mar
40 %
Jan
53
Mar
32
Jan
49
Feb
10
78
Jan
86
Mar
12,000
,
%
Jan
1 %
Lamp
Apr
Jan
47%
24%
Jan
26% Mar
Apr
23%
Jan
i Jan
7%
Apr
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
3%
Apr
135%
3%
17%
164% Feb
182% Mar
30
132
Jan
136%
2%
14,200
2
Jan
17%
600
2
17%
16% Mar
Apr
2% Feb
19% Mar
6%
6
11%
12
1,100
11%
Apr
15
Jan
'14
100
13%
Jan
14%
Apr
6ii!
12
14
5
5
4,200
[3
6
Feb
7% Mar
Havana
Heax;n
Mining
Heller
A
Co
5%%
4 %
Co
5%
Hoe
Steel
&
Co
Hurd
1%
Jan
4
5%
5%/
2%
2'/a
700
35%
36%
2,600
26%
Jan
3%
3%
100
2%
Jan
Jan
3%
5%
2
7 Vb
7%
2,000
6%
19 Va
19%
350
13%
500
20%
500
19%
101%
19%
19%
Jan
>
93%
Jan
10
70
Jan
9
77
77
Jan
2%
Jan
37% Mar
4%
Feb
8% Mar
23%
Jan
14%
Jan
21'/a
Apr
24%
150
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
10% Mar
11%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
1,800
12%
13
Maine
1,000
' Jan
Co
13%
10
Apr
23%
23%
23%
500
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
18%
18%
400
15%
Feb
18% Mar
33
Jan
34
Apr
22
Feb
26%
Jan
Public
Mangel
Service
Stores
Marconi
Communication
Power
Co
B)
Mfg
International
Marion
1
common
(The
•
Co
•
34
34
10
23
43
24
375
Co
Ltd
£1
Shovel
3% Mar
(JW)
McDonnell
McKee
Inc
10
Aircraft Corp
(AG)
McWilliams
Mead
& Co
Feb
Mfg
Metal
Iron
22%
Jan
2,800
4,100
11%
Feb
Aprp
13% Mar
17%
15%
Jan
17%
3%
3%
3%
7iii
7 "u
8
16%
16%
25c
common
Michigan
Steel
Corp.!
Hone
Oil
Steel
$2
Midvale
Midwest
$1
8
8%'
100
8
Apr
8%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
2,800
10%
Jan
12
15%
15%
16%
5,400
12 %
Jan
16%
Apr
300
2%
Jan
3
11%
11%
Jan
45%
100
5,200
',11
18% Mar
3,500
24%
25%
500
24%
13%
14%
900
13%
Jan
6%
7%
1,900
5 Va
Jan
7%
24%
24%
23% Mar
26 V*
2%
2%
800
Pwr
•
5
.
1
1,700
1,200
"5
4%
50
31
30%
31%
400
127/a
12%
13 %
5,900
103 %
50
•
pfd
Light 5%
100
103
_
5
400
*
common
preferred
33%
33%
34 %
500
1
Service
cumul
24%
i:
50c
preferred
Canada
&
14%
1
.
Corp
43%
42%
45%
8,900
100% 100%
10
104
100
series B__ 100
Mt
participation
Corp of America
Plan
Clemens
Metal
pfd
20
105
"2%
&
Rights
SMuntz
"7
Mfg Co
Piston Ring
common
3
3
•
11%
13% Mar
15
_
45%
•
130
•
Baking Co
Manufacturing Co.
Securities
132
19%
105
105
44%
Jan
Mar
Illinois
Zinc
Co
Imperial
Oil
receipts
(Canada)
Imperial, Tobacco
Imperial
of
13%
Feb
Nachman
Feb
Tob of Gt
138% Mar
18
Jan
21% Mar
30
105
100% Jan
105
Mar
Corp
National
Inc
Alfalfa
&
Milling
Dehydrating
Co
Co
International
of
North
Cigar
National
Bellas
Hess
Ireland—£1
pfd—100
America
900
24%
Jan
30%
Apr
National Fuel
Gas
7,400
57
Jan
74%
Apr
National
& Stores
11 %
11
11%
1,800
11
3
15%
15%
5
International
Metal Industries A
•
Petroleum capital stock.*
Products
Investors
Iowa
'
Irving
Resistance Co
10c
1
Service
16
400
1
Jan
4% Mar
Mfg
v
Pnr
t
c
fAA'nnfpc
nnoro
11
100 %
Apr
Apr
107% Mar
Jan
103 Va
Jan
x7Va
Apr
3
Feb
180
Apr
Jan
700
5%
3%
300
3%
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Feb
Apr
Mar
Apr
14
16
14
Apr
18
Feb
18%
18%
7,100
17%
Jan
19
Mar
300
105%
Ja,n
113
Apr
600
3%
28
3,400
5/„
5,600
ft Mar
1%
Jan
100
26% Mar
28 Va
Jan
7%
Jan
28
7 %
7%
100
2ft Mar
7
Jan
3%
Apr
32%
32%
150
"5%
5%
5%
500
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
16%
15%
16%
500
14%
Apr
National
1
•
Petroleum
4
4
100
common
Ltd
11%
2
2
11%
4,100
18
11%
Jan
Apr
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
1%
5.900
1%
Apr
2
1 %
2%
67,600
1%
Apr
9%
100
9%
Apr
12%
200
Research
Corp
1
18 %
19%
1,900
Rubber
7%
Jan
8%
Apr
•
Industries
Inc
Machinery...
10c
2
.10
Products
1
Ltd
35%
34'/a
35 7«
16,100
28%
Jan
36 %
Feb
National
Transit
9%
9%
9%
500
x9%
Feb
10%
Jan
National
Union
8
Jan
Neptune Meter
100
Mar
9%
19%
16
15%
16%
1.100
28%
25%
29 %
4,100
3%
1
common
3%
300
30c
2%
2%
2%
6,200
—10
Radio
34%
33%
35%
1,600
'
_
-
'
613 Mar
;
95%
95
90%
87%
97
220
90%
.
91%
•
'
"
——
Jan
-
19% Mar
New England
31
Mar
New
Feb
2%
,
32%
25
34
Feb
25%,
13,400
19%
Jan
27%
Apr
11%
3%,
Mur
95%
Jan
32'%
„.
Le
Jan
19
24 V4
24%
Nestle
83
2,250
•
*
11%
600
10%
Jan
12
3%
3%
2,000
3%
Jan
2%
2%
2,200
2%
Jan
New
British
84
__I
Co
Oil
Ltd
Tel & Tel.——
Mar
New
Idria
4%
Feb
New
Jersey
3%
Feb
Mexico
&
New
Park
Jan
90% Mar
New
Process
&
Co
New
York
Auction
York
&
200
5%
Apr
6%
Feb
New
3%
3%
3%
600
3%
Jan
4 Va Mar
New
York
Merchandise
Jan
1% Mar
24%
Jan
2%
Apr
300
2%
213,900
38%
37%
40%
12,000
10
3
600
2%
7%
1%
10
Apr
29%
26%
Jan
2%
Honduras Rosario
12%
18% Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
14 Va
1%
15%
6,900
1%
1%
49 %
75
7
Jan
1
Jan
36%
3,900
49%
15
•
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
7%
common
9%
15%
112
2%
1
Apr
115%
7%
1
20%
5,940
2%
Co
800
5%
...
Feb
16%
11,700
2
20
*
12%
5%
Land
Co
Jan
,"W
2%
50c
Co
common
11%
5%
Chem
Arizona
Mining
100
Co—_—1
preferred
Zinc-
Min
*2%
119%
.25
Watch
&
convertible
Feb
12%
3%
40c
24 Va
26%
2,800
Feb
11%
Jan
%
Jan
45
9%
26
Apr
11% Mar
117% 119%
1
common
Dominion
Clock
Haven
4%%
common
2'/a
11
25%
.*
Car
Apr
2%
12
Starch
12%
13%
4
Steel
Jan
18%
Co
National
Apr
5%
Jan
Radiator
National
4%
Jan
Presto
Industries
16%
Jan
1%
National
Phoenix
Jan
4
10% Mar
National
Apr
Apr
15%
100
Feb
18 %
33
3,400
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
11,800
2%
17%
11%
17%
1
25c
11%
5%
1
cne
Jan
"7%
13%
1
Chute
95%
104
37%
Jan
New
Inc
Air
12%
__
100
Manufacturing
Apr
Jan
Mar
Co—
preferred
Iron Fireman
Ironite
5
Royalty
Public
3-90%
__
•
International
International
Feb
47%
Jan
A
2.50
1
common
30%
74'%
National
Machinery
34%
Jan
&
—
29%
5
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance
International
Feb
40
2%
~7
Feb
Apr
Mar
30%
172%
3
28
1
....
72%
4%
capital stock—•
Brit
106
—10
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
•
registered—£1
Canada
Apr
N
29%
5
•
common
dep
13 %
110% 111%
10
common.
74%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
31%
Feb
50o
common
Company
45%
130
200
19 Va
Muter
12% Mar
30
5
I
_
Jan
10%
103
Apr
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
Feb
30
140
National
_
3
300
1
5
Jan
3%
—
!_
Inc
4%
Apr
15% Mar
"2%
3%
100
Murray Ohio
Muskegon
Muskogee Co
14
Feb
Apr
Feb
25%
175% 177%
4
—
TV
Feb
Jan
34%
175%
1
preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2
98%
•
—10c
Products
cumulative
6%
8 Va
7% Mar
11
50o
Investors
Morris
Feb
Jan
13%
100
preferred series C
Monroe Loan Society com class A.
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Mt
Jan
1
Apr
Jan
7%
4.50%
Moody
12
Apr
13%
Feb
400
ji!
10% Mar
Jan
18%
Apr
500
13%
14%
Jan
11%
11%
2.50
Apr
11%
Jan
6
1,800
Tel
2%
900
18%
common—7.25
8
Jan
5%
3%
13%
Tel
10%
5%
5%
Jan
57 %
17%
Power
Jan
Apr
Jan
12%
States
6%
2%
12%
•
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative
preferred
4.80%
600
17%
shares
common
Public
Missouri
~3% ~3%
preferred—*
conv
dividend
of
Molybdenum
■
Apr
Jan
7
1
Piping Co
Refineries.—...
Minnesota
19'/a
Apr
1
Abrasive
Corp
Jan
6
7%
common
convertible
Mining
15
400
10
common.!
Co
3,500
6%
Products—
non-cum
Mid-West
16%
•
common
Corp
Corp
3% Mar
8%
6
5%
11%
2.50
Petroleum
Midland
MM
1
Tube
Michigan Sugar Co
6%
preferred
Jan
Jan
55%
1
Apr
2%
6
15
Inc
Bumper
4,700
25%
27,400
6
States
2% Mar
1,100
2%.
1,200
12%
Mountain
800
%
25%
17%
__1
preferred
Michigan
Midland
Apr
12
,
Middle States
24%
1
Brothers
Mlcromatic
Jan
7%
1
Corp
Participating
Michaels
21%
24%
Co
Textile
2,300
17%
Co
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
23
12
Mountain
8
2
1
common
Food Products.
311 Mar
1
10
common
Co
&
Apr
7%
~2%
■
common
Dredging
Johnson
Menasco
common
National
Hygrade
11
Marine
Apr
2.50
Co
Jan
75%
12%
78
101%
——5
—
&
Jan
Jan
30"
101% 101%
8 Vb ;
(Harvey)
Inc common5
Oil & Refining capital stock..*
Hydro-Electric
4
10
Apr
13% Mar
*
&
Feb
Apr
Mar
19%
13%
1
A
3%
1,500
7%
preferred
class
.1,600
19%
2
Inc
Lock
Apr
3%
preferred
Humble
1%
1
Hardart
Hubbell
1,400
2
10c
Hardart
5%
1%
*
common.
(Geo A)
&
..i%
4
common
Horn
Horn
Feb
5%
Products
Hormel
&
Apr
55%
2
*
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Horder's
29
Jan
100
convertible
(R)
Jan
52%
100
Co
Feb
22%
200
25c
common
—
common
Mfg
2%
1,150
IIII-5
preferred
Hercules
2% Mar
3% Mar
55%
10c
preferred
Higbie
300
2%
Feb
29
.
Henry Holt & Co
1%
55%
*
—
2,000
1
—
Co
common
Rubinstein
Class
2%
2%
28
•
Corp
Dept Stores
Helena
2%
.
55%
'
Lithographing
Hazeltine
Hecia
2%
28%
25
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Jan
14%
Jan
0
4%%
Harvard
3
Apr
51%
Co
Mid-West
2%
Co
Mar
13%
10,600
M
Apr
36%
2%
Inc
Hammond Organ Company
Electric Light
2
200
74%
24%
Apr
21%
•
Hartford
24%
3,800
13%
•
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Miller Wohl Co
Laboratories
2Vu
Apr
Jan
*
9%
1,100
H
Haelan
I
2
2%
13 Vb
69
41%
Feb
30
179%
Alabastine
&
11%
Apr
800
135%
common
48 % Mar
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
25%
1
9c
Products
Apr
Feb
10%
Feb
21%
..2
Brewery
'■!
70%
125
19
8%
45%
50c
Western
•
Corp
2%
"4;-
11%
8,000
'
Gridoll
1
&
10%
23%
Apr
25%
•
Inc
10%
21V*
136
Hydraulics
41%
44%
•
S
22%
Apr
179%
Greer
•
5
6%
Jan
45%
100
Co
10
A
9%
9%
60
1
177
stock
3
1
.1
Shipley (The)
Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Jan
Tea—
Chemical
Feb
13 Va
225
&
Apr
7%
*
Feb
1,600
common
Feb
Apr
Apr
3%
Oil
5%
10%
17%
8%
'
5
Chain
Land
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
11
3%
preferred
4%
Feb
500
3%
Lakes
1,600
Apr
6%
1,500
_10c
1st
10
Jan
1,000
2,300
Feb
4%
8%
14
7%
Feb
2%
4%
10%
17%
&
Lynch
4%
9%
17'/a
B
Steel
Lodge
47/a
9%
17%
14%
1
13%
1,400
Non-voting
1
5
Inc
Groceterias
Class
Locke
900
8%
15%
Great
Feb
1,200
"5%
22
14%
Pacific
Jan
5%
13%
"5%
12%
14%
&
Feb
4%
12%
22%
B
Atlantic
11%
13%
~5%
1
Apr
Apr
105
Apr
6
Great
0
..1
12%
100
Inc—
Jan
1
7%
Industries
Jan
7%
•
7%
Amer
1%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
"7 Vb
Great
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mays
1
•
3%
1%
6%
13 % Mar
Grand
Co
2% Mar
500
25
25 %
Manufacturing
4,500
4,200
Apr
Manufacturing Co
50
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd._25
Gorham
Gray
2%
1 1*6
6%
Apr
2% Mar
11% Mar
Jan
4,400
82
%
1
Varnish
2%
1ft
6%
Jan
8
1,500
1
Goodman
Rapids
2%
ift
—1
19 %
9,100
21%
49
7%
1
_
.33 %o
.—20c
Apr
10% Mar
12%
*
Mines
9% Mar
Apr
cumulative
Loblaw
Feb
Jan
26:
1,100
11
23%
5
Consolidated
400
4%
Feb
106 /*
8%
24
—1
preferred
prior
10%
35%
Feb
42
Goldfield
10%
200
6%
400
•
A—
10%
"200
300
class
Apr
13
4%
11%
•
Sugars
16 %
Jan
36%
8%
Godchaux
Jan
12
4%
Jan
5,300
105
10
B
15
800
35%
Jan
class
Apr
100
13
36%
7%
Inc
16%
12%
25c
G)
(R
3,200
Inc
23%
16%
12%
common
Realty
Tourneau
8%
Co
15% Feb
16%
4% Mar
8%
Distilleries
III10
Jan
8%
(Adolf)
Jan
3%
1
Union
%
5% Mar
Mapes Consolidated
Gobel
JaA
9"% Mar
Jan
Jan
105
Globe
1,100
%
Feb
118% Mar
Glenmore
9% Jan
1,300
7
Apr
-
100
%
22%
3%
Jan
Coal
9%
%
22
300
Apr
common..
ft
3% Mar
34%
300
2%
Co
29% Mar
12,800
114%
Gladding McBean & Co
1
•
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
•
Mines
500
4'/a
102%
Gold
1,100
7%
2,400
Alden
Jan
3
30
9%
4%
"2%
Glen
Apr
2%
2%
30
4%
~2%
C)
2%
42 %
7'/a
2%
(A
Jan
4'/a
•
Gilchrist
34%
4 %
1
Gilbert
Apr
4%
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5
preferred
Giant Yellowknife
13%
5
Le
28%
117
Apr
Jan
50c
Gerity
Corp
Apr
10%
University....
Manischewitz
Mich
Apr
14
preferred
conv
Apr
1V2"
39%
700
common.
cum
Apr
50
"l%
IV2
9%
Jan
30%
10
24
28%
*
1
Jan
1,200
9,900
Co
111
1%
1%
Jan
8
100
38%
13%
Delaware
Jan
1 %
11
11
8%
37%
42%
Machine
&
of
Sessions
Jan
11 %-
106
Jan
Apr
37% Apr
40%
Ltd
Jan
5ft Mar
20
Mines
3
8%
50c
2%
105
5
21%
8%
100
convertible
50
Jan
Feb
26% Feb
38%
-7.50
106%
16
10
L—5
400
13
Ltd
Co
10
£1
common
Co
800
Ltd—
Co
13%
42%
common
6,000
25
dep
M
Co
'■
1%;
1
preferred
rets ord reg
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A
General
11%
1%
•
General Builders Supply Corp com
5 3-
11 %
G
5%
111
5% '
13%
%c
2%
104%
35
13%
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lefcourt
5%
2%
34
1
Kropp (The)* Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co.
5 %
Gellman
13,400
2% Mar
—1
Stores
Lear Inc
Gatineau
2%
Jan
Apr
5
5
1%
Apr
4%
-1.25
Jan
4,600
10
Emil)
Kobacker
%
1
Brewing
Jan
15%
III50
common.
(I B) Rubber
Hotels Corp
72%
713
1%
Apr
2%
*
preferred
Kleinert
Jan
„
7%
(D
Jan
105 %
Jan
14%
Ki
8
Lighting
Kirkland Lake
Klein
3%
93 % 101
1%
200
8%
Co
&
cumulative
43 V2
6%
24,700
1%
common
County
2,500
France—
Brewing Co—
(Peter)
Fuller
(Geo
Apr
2% Jan
3lg Jan
4% Feb
1%
14%
mil
(Walter)
4,600
6%.
100
•
Ltd—
of
Fox
7,500
27%
t,
3% Jan
1%
pfd. —100
Inc
Kings
5 %
9%
•
voting
Motor
4 i«
Jan
1% Mar
/
American deposit receipts ord reg—£1
Ford
20V4
20,400
High
14%
•
Kidde
471/2
.
434
~6%
1
_
Canada—
non-voting
B
46%
4%
3,300
2
4%
47 ft,
.
1
27
.
1%
4%:
10
—
26
.
1%
2.50
Line
Motor
,26
Co Inc————1
of
Motor
Ford
(Phiia)
Inc
(M H)
Class
Ltd
Petroleums
Association
Firth
1
—25c
100
1%
—i
Electric 4%%
ti
50c preferred
Instrument
&
Low
4
14%
15C
Co
Key
5%
Jan
17
Kawneer
Feb
Apr
ft
10
Motors
Kansas Gas
Kennedy's
4%
Id
Kaiser
Apr
37
10,000
•"',"200
Range since Jan 1
High
4
...10c
Julian & Kokenge Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
Kirby Petroleum
Ltd
Oils
Shares
Mar
8
Apr
23% Mar
"■"200
.
18 % h 18 %
IlO
105
Jan
Jan
F
Pairchild
for Week
Low
Jan
-100
V
Id'
Line
13% Mar
Jan
,
-37
$1 or 25C
Inc
Feb
Apr
19%
.
2%
36'/2
25
12%
17%
10c
Feb
1,900
500
104
7
—1
Corporation Ltd
27
Apr
Kingston Products
Fargo
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
'
14
104
-
Warrants
Pipe
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
32,100
21-/8
5
Corp common
convertible preferred
Eureka
Low
,
12'/a.; 12%
—1
Co
Equity
Eureka
■21%
14
Corp
Manuiacturlng
Esquire
High
23% Mar
12%
5
!
—J —I
common
District Electric 5%>
Empire Miiiwork
$2
30
STOCKS
Range since Jan 1
21%
•
class B—
Machine
Bond
Empire
Low
—30
.
Washing
Kmsco
APRIL
Friday
Shares
int. .__1
beneficial
of
preferred
Easy
Electric
ENDED
Associates—
Sugar
Common
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
20
7%
Apr
Feb
3%
Feb
2%
Apr
35 %
Apr
4%
Feb
2
Apr
ft
122% Mar
3%
Feb
9%
Feb
2%
Apr
43% Mar
15 Va Mar
1 Va Mar
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
10 Va
Jan
Apr
27
Feb
Feb
9
Apr
29
The Commercial and Financial
30
Chronicle
Monday, May 3
...
(1958)
1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Range
NUes-Bement
Lites
Inc_.
Norden Laboratories
North
Central
1»
North
Penn
RR
Xnd
Northern
16'ft
Jan
22%
Feb
4,500
1%
Jan
2
in
Api-
4V#
6,700
3%
Apr
S'/a
Jan
ft
3,000
'/a
Jan
1
1%
38
1%
38
2%
1,000
—B
1
37%
4'ft%
Pub Serv
2
Ji
6,300
4
4
Jan
18%
Feb
100
.
1%
700
22%
21%
—
pfd—100
3'ft
Jan
4%
Jan
91%
Apr
95'ft
Jan
Jan
Corp
Sicks
Class
Silex
*
Corp
Ogden
Ohio
Power
Okalta
4'fts preferred
50%
50%
2%
450
106% 107%
270
4,700
44%
37/s
Jan
110
1
}f{ Mar
90c
19
Feb
22%
Apr
75%
Jan
98
Jan
Gas_
7.50
21
21
22%
5.200
common
25
—1
7
•
1
82 %
79 %
82 %
725
1
17%
17%
17%
50
16%
Feb
17%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10»
4
41
41%
1,900
37%
Jan
43% Mar
Overseas
14%
14%
14%
000
13%
Jan
15
Oklahoma
Okonite
Old
Natural
Company
Town
40c
Corp
common—
cumulative
Oliver
United
Omar
preferred
Filters
Olympic Radio
class
B
Telev Inc
&
Inc
Securities
200
l'ft
vj
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
4%
Sonotone
Apr
17%
Jan
6
1.100
3%
3%
0%
Feb
15 % Mar
400
17
16
3%
8%
900
6%
6%
6%
16
—1
-
8%
8%
8%
3%
Feb
Boss
Jan
Can
Pacific
Gas &
5%%
Co
1st pfd—25
35%
35 %
35%
4,300
33 %
Jan
6%
25
25
25
25
25
•
*
31%
32'ft
1.000
30%
Jan
33
preferred
preferred
5%
1st
redeemable
6%
redeemable
1st
preferred
1st pfd series A
preferred—.
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div cum preferred
4.80%
red
1st
dividend
$4.75
Pacific
preferred
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
$1.30
1st
Pancoastal
Pantepec
Paramount
Park
Pen
Class
(C
class
Penn
Co
Pennroad
27%
Jan
28% Mar
300
26%
Jan
28% Mar
98%
Jan
105
97%
Jan
105
20
20
*2
11
470
104
Feb
preferred
2%
8%
Jan
101%
Jan
20% Feb
26% Jan
26%
Jan
28% Mar
71
13,000
1%
Jan
33,800
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
54%
2
18%
1
6%
;•
140
26%
Feb
200
5%
Feb
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
14'/8
Water
Power
&
Co
•
Pep Boys (The)
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle
Corp
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
—
.2.50
Pierce
Governor
Common—
Pinchin
Johnson
Gold
Piper
Ltd
Mines
Aircraft
Amer
_1
shares—10s
Ltd
Corp common
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh &
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co_
1
—_50
■
5
common
Polaris
Scale
1st
Pratt
common
&
of Canada
10
•
common
preferred
Prentice-Hall
Inc.
Metals
Preston East
•
America—
Public
Dome
Service
Mines
4%%
Puget
16
200
14%
Feb
Portland
Superior
Tool
1,100
21Apr
26
Jan
"l%
5,500
"l% Jan
~2%
2"«
2%
2,300
69%
67:i4
69%
950
65%
Jan
69%
35
35
36
400
33 %
Jan
38% Mar
.
7
—
-
7%
3
22 %
23
2
3
Pulp
&
Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
21%
125
Feb
Co
Inc
Technicolor
Inc
3%
300
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Texas
Power
6'ft
1,900
5%
Feb
6'ft
Apr
Thew
Shovel
150
36
Jan
111%
44%
45 %
9%
45%
40%
Jan
45%
800
9%
Jan
10%
Apr
1,600
8
Apr
10
Jan
3
3,300
2% Mar
3ft
Feb
1 'ft
5,300
1%
1%
Jan
iil'
11%
200
9'ft
11
9'ft
3,100
9'ft
Jan
10%
Jan
14%
Raymond
A
1
Concrete
Pile
101
100 'ft 101
375
35
2O0
34%
1414
14%
26'ft
30
30
9%
Tobacco
Reading Tube Corp class A
Class
Reda
Shoe
Co
99%
Jan
31%
150
xl03
Jan
35'ft
Todd
Electric
Remington
Rice-Stix
Arms
Inc
Engineering
Co
Rico
25%
Rochester
Valley
Gas
Gas
1672
Feb
&
24'ft
7'/J
5%'
4%
Royce Ltd—
7%
Inc
1,500-
ii
,i i
32
33
Allied
&
Stocks
8%
26%
1%
2
2
2%
1.000
2%.
9.0001
%
2%
2%
98
98
Oil
Fifth
18%
'
Jan
1%
Feb
'
12 %
2 Ve
89
900
«
&
-300
.
'
•
Schick
-
Brick
Co
'
'
2%
\
Seaboard
Western
Securities
Beeman
Oil
99
$3.75
<•
20 %
Corp
38 %
Bros
Belby Shoe
49%
13%
.
Apr*
5
2%;
500
4%
500
•
Jan
14%
Jan.-'
2%
4%
For footnotes
see
page
31.
1,300
32%
Jan
35% Mar
Mar
28%
Feb
Mar
25%
Jan
26% Mar
24%
Feb
25% Mar
100
5%
Jan
6% Mar
49%
49'ft
49%
1,400
41%
Jan
50% Mar
300
4%
Jan
5%
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
5
5
4%
4
3%
4
3,100
Jan
18%
20
900
11%
Feb
14% Mar
23,8
2
Jan
12%
12%
2
9,600
1%
Feb
Jan
2%
Apr
45%
44%
45:%
2,200
41%
Jan
45% Apr
20'ft
19%
20%
7,400
16%
Jan
21
28
28%
750
25
Jan
28%
13%
14
3,400
13
Jan
Apr
14% Mar
13%
Feb
14
13%
Apr
13%
500
_9%
8%
9%
2,400
8
Feb
9%
6 'ft
5%
6%
4,400
4% Jan
6%
5
5'ft
1,400
4%
Jan
5% Mar
4
4%
2,500
2%
Feb
"4%
33
33'ft
400
29% Mar
33'ft
3%
400
13%
4
'ft
3'ft
3%
17%
18
13
13 %
••"•
300
2% Jan
16%
3%
Apr
Feb:.
15% Mar
9'ft
9%
400
1 7
8
1%
1%
3,900
2%
2''tj
2%
2,500
2%
Apr
2 l'ft
21 %
100
20%
18
18%
5,700
9%
30 %
30%
50
18'ft
18%
500
—
Apr
Apr
9%
18
Apr
Feb
18
13%
1,500
Mar
Jan
13
9'ft
Feb
Jan
9%
Apr,.
■fl% Feb
2'ft
Jan
3'ft
Jan
Jan
22%
Apr
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
31
Jafi
19%
Feb
26
17% Mar
4%
Jan
5'ft
Feb
9T'«
"9%
9%
600
x9%
Jan
10
23 'ft
22%
23'ft
1,200
20%
Feb
25% Mar
3'ft
3 >8
3%
900
2% Mar
'.■■■
Jan
3 'ft
;
47%
49%
7,000
38'ft Jan
t-
Feb
Jan
5'ft
4%
5 'ft
1,300
4%
(4
US
2%
1)2
2%
1,400
18
18%
2,900
15%
Jan
21%
500
20'ft
Jan
23
1%
1%
3,900
IV4
Feb
1%
2%
Foil
of
Utah-Idaho
$4
l'ft
Apr
l'ft
Apr
Venezuelan
Apr
7%
Jan
1%
2
600
1%
Apr
2'ft
Jan
12'ft
Jan
14%
Apr
9% Mar
13%
Apr
11-
100
19%
20%
4,700
103S
1034
1,500
12;%
11%
12%
1,400
25
23%
25
250
8%
9
2,400
8'ft
Feb
19%
40%
24
Mar
Jan
11%
Feb
Feb
11%
Apr
16
21
Jan
25
7
400
41
110
Apr
9% Mar
Jan
18%
39%
Apr
9'ft Mar
20
Jan
Mar
44%
Jan
5ft Mar
6
% Mar
99
Feb
1%
-
1%
94
Mar
iS Jan
57'ft
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
101
Mar
1
%
1,800
1%
Jan
l7ft
2
ft
2%
2%
3,300
2
Jan
2%
3%
3%
3 %
5,900
2% Mar
3'ft
Apr
5
5%
175.900
4
Jan
5%
Apr
'
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
22%
Apr
18
18
18
40
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
4
400
2%
2%
37%
8%
2'ft
Jan
2%
Feb
600
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
1,700
33%
Jan
39%
100
8y#
Feb
4
3%
96%
•
39%;
8'ft
95%
97
475
'
94
Apr
8% Jan
~5%
~5%
5%
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31%
31
5
6%
7
550
89
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Apr
5
*.
450
98% Mar
Jan
ft
30%
2,900
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Jan
75%
-
•
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6%
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
36
Feb
'8%
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4%
-
Jan
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...
100
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warrants—
7% I
95%
1%
2%
.
1%
1%
;
S
19 *.
Feb
Jan
49%
Apr
6%
Jan
4%
Apr
l'ft Mar..
800
700
8'ft Apr
Jan
88
:
U
Jan
97
Apr
7%. Feb
r
.."2y«- Jan
.
:
"1%, Jan
27%
2%
2%
27%
150
67%
3%
2,200
Jan
1*29
28
Apr
3
Feb
1,600
5%
Jan
22'ft Mar
■j
56
23'ft
64
10
common-
*
69
1,400
67%,
64
l."4%. Feb
Jan
Jan
.
10
—
.
5%
common
2%
Jan
5%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Steel
Petroleum
ziziii
s—.
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
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—
>
*
741
7
•
82
Jan
Feb
Mar
26
20c
;
i
10
4%
28
79 %
23
25%
26%
5,700
23%
Feb
3%
Co
—
5%
77
22%
9
preferred
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
4%
4%
700
4 %
Jan
,6% Mar
28
28%
650
24%
Jan
30%
13%
13%
400
12%
Jan
15..
50
400
..
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Jan
2,100
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Apr
100
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40
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*
125
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Jan
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Jan
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11,200
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-
46
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50c
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4%
10
*
4,900
65
.1
Oil
39
.
-
65
1
common
40%
10%
•
.
Sugar,
39%
1
preferred
with
39%
25
__25
'
% Jan
4% Mar
,
10
common
-
1
100
100
common—
Venezuela
10%
106
20 'ft
10%,
common—50c
B
convertible
5%
700
12 % Mar
750
common
Co
Vanadium-Alloys
2,100
14%
14,300
^..100
registered—
L,
Talspar Corp
10,000
..
12%
Jan
Mar
%
14
12 'ft
22
A__
Insurance
1
_.
Feb
12%
Apr
14'ft*Jan
;l
U8 Rubber. Reclaiming
Co.—
United Stores Corp common
6'ft
14
13%
60%
20
International
l'ft
—
Feb
Jan
Feb
•
Omaha.
Machinery
class
5%
■
14%
10%
52%
10c
5
Canal
convertible
6%
'ft
Jan
750
1.400
22
*
Sharing
Finishing
1%
.
10%
11%
60:%
22
...
preferred;
$5 1st preferred
Jan
1%
550
11%
x56%
5-%
Corp
&
Profit
US *nd
20 V» Mar
21%
Jan
12%
11%
Feb
18
2%
12
12
58'ft
Jan
21% :
—p..
Feb
'ft."
.
Products
US Radiator
Apr
6%
Jan
"
17
1
•
Corp
Products
Preferred
U S
Jan
49%
Feb
175
United Specialties common
U8 Air Conditioning Corp
3% Mar
5%
W'/a
99%
series
dep rets ord
United Shoe
5%. Jan
Feb
li°«
12.50
35
98%
Milk
10%
19"% Mar
Jan
12,500
_•
Co
34%
50
Jan
Molasses Co Ltd—
United NJ RR
Feb
12
Elastic
United
Feb
1%
1
Inc
38
Jan
27
Jan
Co
Yards
Aircraft
Amer
Apr
13
Apr
•
General
Jan
46
Apr
United
Apr
1%
50a
34%
3%
United
Jan
20%
1%
Ltd—50c
Airlines
1
40
300
California—
preferred
United
Apr
Jan
of
United
* Mar
9%
l
Co
47 %
,44%
Canada..
Co
Union Stock
•'**
11%
500
Oil
Jan
i
Scurry-Rainbow
Mar
8
37%
300
Universal Products Co
i
8%'Mar
32% Mar
46%
4,300
U
Investment
Apr
2% Mar )
Jan
25o
Inc
Jan
700
,
*
■-
4%
Bcullin Steel Co common.
Scurry Oils Ltd
Jan
3%
Corp
Union
Apr;
32% Feb
3,500
*' *
—'
19%%-
2%.
common
(Del)
Fisher
Jan
5%
28'ft
51%
Universal Consolidated
Bayre
7%
700
-*
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ft Universal
Savoy Oil Inc
200
5,000
3%
Inc
of
2%
-'
Jan ;
17%
6,300
Jlji
12%
"
•
i
7'ft
7%
30'ft
*
Gas
Apr
18% Mar
1,800
12
19"
2%
•
19%.-*
12
common
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
7%
50%
Chemical
Apr
27%
Jan!
1%
•
•
40
38%' ./*
.
12
Petroleum
Feb
3%
Corp
Union
Jan
34%
:r 9%
Feb
22
1,000
18%. 18%
COL_^„
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynea
7%
%
9% Mar
common^—;
Ave
"5%
200
warrants
Union
-■
Co .Ltd
Apr
1
Unexcelled
-V
19
Aerpnantical
Jan
4%
5,800
51%
Corp
Temper
men
Feb
9 % Mar
*
36%
Russeks
4,300
ft 400
I
8
'
<
Feb
8%
19%
Ryan
_4'ft
—_70c
100
Mining of Nevada
Empire Oils Ltd
.5% Mar
Jan
Feb
25%
26%
38%
Royalite
3%
common..__—20
Corp
Lux
Feb
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
1%
Inc_____
Corp
29 'ft
5
Royalty
Trunz
26
Jan
6%
7 'ft
i9b
8%
Rotary Electric Steel Co
(The)
4%
■I
~
.
100
o -
26%
pfd F—100
i
"4%
26
1
1
Tonopah
5% Jan
Jan *'
1,300
i
la
•
1
-OO
34%
25c
—
Trans
Apr
24%
Apr
6%
900
7%
Amer dep rets* ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common.
Rowe
25
100
7%
33
Jan
900
5%:
Jan
' >
—
Elec
3%
3,500
7%
50o
Co—
v t c
Roosevelt "Field
26
1
___
Jan
!
37%
1
20
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
38% Mar
22%
__1
_
&
Argentine Mining Co
Grande
(Texas Corp)
Rolls
25
100
i
7%
5
Inc
—-__;
Richmond Radiator
Rio
3%
__
1
&
Jan
3%
1
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5
Corp
Realty & ^Construction.
Shipyard
Toklan
Apr
Jajn
24
1
-
Co
&
35%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Feb
Apr
14
1,800
1
Co..
(Robert)
Reliance
3%
100
Pump
Regal
Reis
3%
6.25
B
30% Mar
Tobacco
Apr
21% Jan
10
common-^—*:
3,000
-#
pfd
common
common...
Markets Inc
Roofing
True
Investment
32 %
1
Light $4.56
Co
Tri-Contlnental
common
31%
4%
•
Corporation
Tishman
Feb
Jan
8
Tllo
&
■.r.
& Utility
Packing Co
Rath
Apr
Apr
~
9
common
Chemical
Thorofare
Apr
10%
1%
11
Thor
Apr
8%
2
Thlokol
40% Mar
111%
Apr
250
—•
Railway
5%
18%
7
LB
common-
Electric Co common
Tampa
Jan
23
A
class
38%
3%
5
Co
Apr
Jan
15'ft Mar
19
Class B common
I
Jan
3%
Jan
Talon
Jan
Q
Power
33%
4,900
29%
Inc———•
1
Trans
Quebec
Jan
t
6
1%
lfl
—
"i
18%
——
25o
1
Oil Corp
38
3%
6
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com
Apr
3% Mar
17%
^
1
•
Cement
Mar
8
2% Mar
200
23
Jan
6% Mar
500
3%
3
100
Finch
Bwan
1
preferred
4%
1,100
Feb
Feb
~2%
Apr
1,100
1
—9
Die
&
27%
~5%
•
Ray Drug common
Buhclse Supermarkets Corp.
—
8
•
Superior
2 2'ft
'ft
Apr
%
1
1
common
4% Mar
21%
4
Feb
25%
2,600.
25
3 l'ft
10c
Bun
~i ii!
21%
—
8'ft
_•
& Co
l Apr
6% Mar
Jan
26%
18%
Feb
1
:
Shop Inc
(S)
Apr
Apr
9
Products com.;
common
5% Mar
1.100
25%
4
1
—
Inc
3%
700
4'ft
B
rTHugo) Corp
16
6 'ft
B)
35
16
1
;
Corp..
Brewers
65% Mar
102%
1
Co
—
Colorado—
cumulative
Sound
Jan
1
Ltd
j
of
60%
1
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
800
5%
4'ft
.2.50
common—.
of
62'ft
1.900
•
3% Mar
100
Lambert Co
Pressed
Jan
1
;
25o
Alexander common——2.50
Corp
3%
37«
—
.
Mining Co
Powdrell &
Power
6%
•
2,iuO
106% Mar
16%
Apr..
5%
(A). & Co common
Feb
15%
;
—1
Pittsburgh
Pneumatic
,,
41%
Apr
61
16
»,
36
2,000
3%
3:%
61
__10o
38
36
X
(Mass)—20
.
Pioneer
36%
Jan
16
•
Canada ordinary--
J J
Penn
89% Mar
18%
1
•
-9
Striding
A per
46%
Jan
5 'ft
10
1
10
1
Sterling Engine Co
Staling Ino
Jan
12%
8,400
14%
Jan
74
90
1
Corp
BtWIIng Aluminum
43
40V2
1,000
106'ft
26%
Stein
Feb
5,700
x88'ft
25 'ft
Corporation
(The)
Apr
46%
87
5%
Parts
of
Feb
Mar
26
Steal
Steel Co
8 %
17
105
32
1
class
Tlibe
Starfett
5%
r-
Products
Jan
8%
41%
5% Jan
20
B
Standard-Thomson
20% Mar l
Apr
I
V"4 CO
14%
6%
7%
7%
1
I
common
2.400
class
Mar
4%
21
6'ft
4,700
2 5'ft
Inc.
.
Jan
43
40
,
7%
2.50
Jan
13%
2,700'
7 %
6%
13%
1,400
18%
18
40
2
18%
18%
Jan
8
5%
Corp..
Oil
Standard
Jan
4%
"4
1
common;
preferred
Industries
Standard
Jan
3% Mar
18%
convertiblt
Forgings
Common
Apr
53
Dredging Corp
(Ky)
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Standard Power & Light common
2% Mar
6%
6
15%
6,600
25%
1
Standard
Feb
73
Jan
"l%
~1%
200
6'ft
•
Standard
105% Mar
16%
57B
5
L
Inc
Standard
12% Mar
25
11
11%
104% 104 %
1
;;
$1.60
16%
1
Line
Standard
Feb
17,000
1,400
1
Co..
Standard
Apr
106% Mar
Jan
Apr
—2
:
Stahl-Meyer
(Jan
X7%
25
Pipe
Royalty Co.
Shoe Corp..
Spencer
Mar
1%
2
1%
6 'ft
Ltd
Corp
600
103'ft 104'ft
"l%
J
Traffic
28%
2 8'ft
•
Parkersburg-Aetna" Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patican
cumulative
Southland
28% Mar
103% 103%
vtc__2 Bo]
,
A-
B
30%
Jan
104% 104%
103%
share—1 Bol
A)
Amer
Corp
Company.
Co
Jan
27%
100.
•
Motors
Chemical
Parker
28
2,000
28 'ft
-100
common
(C A)
29%
28%
•
pfd_.
common
Petroleum
cumulative
preference
preferred
preference
4.32%
Mar
Edison—
convertible
Southern
Mar
28 %
1
Ltd—
preferred—
Oil
Jan
28
28%
1
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
13%
1,300
29%
28'ft
_•
Airlines
Pacific
18%
17%
18
Jan
ic
15
23%
25
25
25
25
25
convertible
4:08 %
19
Apr
36% Mar
31%
J
common.
Electric
Apr
26% Mar
12.50
coprmon
4.48%
1st
5%
Co
California
4.56%
P
Pacific
Oil
5%
original preferred—
4.8$%
cumulative preferred
Mar
13%
v.. .
16
1
1
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common
Southern
1
3,200
..
87
£1
•
1
Corp
Penn
4%
% Jan
105
•
1
*
20
South
South
14
High
Apr
Publications—
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common——
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Feb
13%
45%
1
Co common.
Simplicity
50% Mar
Jan
105% Jan
6,900
2
$3 convertible preferred
Apr
Hi Apr
100
Ltd
Oils
3%
•
class B common
Ohio Brass Co
3%
3%
80#
common
%
3%
6 Vs
2
B
Simmons-Boai'dman
o
700
■
Jan 1
Low
3%
*
Sigual Oil & Gas Co class A
101% Mar
Range since
High
3%
7%
•
class A
of America
Breweries Ltd
Shoe
Shares
—•
Canada
of
Sherwin-Williams
24'/a Feb
for Week
16%
-•
25
100
Power
common
preferred
4%
Jan
180
100'ft 101%
—
Sherwin-Williams
41'ft Jan
Apr
common
Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water &
2% Mar
l'ft Jan
100
50
Co_
Leather
Shattuck
3/s
14
20o
•
5
Inc
Servomechanisms
3 "4
10c
1
Safety Control
Serrlck Corp class B
Sales
Itange
of Prices
Low
1
common
Sentry
'ft Feb
87'ft
2
2%
.
Oil
——
%
1%
38
Corp.
Radio
Sentinel
Apr
3%
ft
$3 preferred_50
Ltd
25
Texas
Airlines
20%
Seton
Corp
Oils.
Canadian
North
Northeast
Par
High
Jan
1%
3%
American Rayon
North
Low
17
10,100
19%
1
.
dep rets ord shares
Amer
Range since Jan 1
1,700
20%
21%
2 ft
20%
20%
2 ,',s
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Products Ltd—
Metal
Non-Ferrous
STOCKS
High,
19%
1
Mines
Nipissing
Noma
B
*
common
APRIL 30
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
Corp
Pond
Share
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
FOR
Sales
East
STOCKS
Niagara
Week's
24'ft
•
.
Apr
32%
22% Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
Feb
Mar
.
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1959)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
WEEK
Par
Aircraft
7 %
Low
Friday
BONDS
High
Low
voting
ctfs
*i
ext
Waltham
Ward
Watch
Co
West
pfd
24
Jan
25
2,500
2,900
1
Apr
1%
8'A
8%
300
8
Jan
95A
14%
200
7%
Feb
157A
l'A
100,800
1%
—
4%
5
Inc
113%
6
~
Shoe
Mfg
16%
50
B
White's
Auto
Stores
5'%%
conv
preferred
Whitman
Wichita
(Win)
River
Wickes
Williams
1
(R C)
Brothers
Co
•
6%
i
4%%
pfd
Woodley Petroleum
(F W)
Apr
4%
Feb
5% Mar
1.100
8%
Jan
6
100
Jan
7'A
10%
Jan
13'A
U
33,200
%
Feb
2'A
2'A
500
2'A
Jan
2%
10'A
Feb
12'A
Feb
102%
Feb
16%
150
15%
Jan
17
12
800
11
Apr
13%
42
42
42 3i
32%
Jan
45%
Lack
Jan
10'A
value,
par
3>A
Apr
3'A
Apr
2
Jan
+
~i%
no
Interest
"ijg
5>0oo
listed
1st
series
N
or
Sale Price
A
197
lit Jan
1993
3%s
&
RR
5s
1956
6s
debs
Mountain
Guantanamo
64'/2
transaction
(not included
in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exin year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
range),
included
(not
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
Exchange
as
J 10
20
18
Total
1U
First
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
116.42
103.10
99.13
103.08
99.30
26
27
29——
-
28-—--
Western
RR
95'A
97
88%
102.05
56.32
'
100.34
100.36
116.63
40
101.05
100.90
100.83
100.89
313.49
55.97
116.15
100.26
102.£5
99.35
100.90
103.12
55.93
116.65
100.30
103.01
99.29
100.61
100.80
318.22
___
101.62
313.75
___
___
104.63
56.58
118.27
100.15
103.02
99.35
100.65
100.79
100.86
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
101%
(35 Stocks)
9 l'A
58 'A
30
95'A
104%
97'A
High
5,3.62 Apr
19
Apr.
27___
53.06
Low
.47.32 Jan
4
Wed.
106%
106%
-
53.19
Tues.
100 y«
Closing
Mon.-Apr. 26
63%
94'A
Apr.
28
52.91
r
-
Thurs.
$93
.
.
64 %
~
Fri.
$ 30
96%
$100
$
_r"
102
Jan-July
May -Nov
$141
June-Dec
115
-
49
'
'
53.48
30
Apr.
Range for 1953
High
.
49.80 Feb
2
Low
53.08
29__
44.40 Sep
10
06 %
102%
SEC Index of Stock Prices
50
49
141'A
141'/a
112
—
Apr.
Range
115
;
98%
19
102
$45
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935.;
Elev & Underground
93'A *
1
96 Vb
140
-
for 1954
Date—
67 3A
18
65%
63
1105
—June-Dee
1970
4s
56.34
Tetaf
Bonds
High
150
1
64%
.June-Dec
1963
3%s
102.09
314.54
23
Co.:
-Bonds—
313.37
April
&
compiled by Dow, Jones
trials
104%
16
63
.
,
1953
Power
&
Low
101%
132
49
89%
89
6c St-Rys 5»/2s
A
5%
Rail¬
Date
April
1
45
150
99% 100
I
89'A
Mar-Seel
,
AGesfuer-el
5%
4%
5
Jan. 1
No.
104%
150
'
Xfay-NOT
May
Jan-July
1965
Ercole Marrelh Elec Mig Co—
>
; '
,%
A0%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
May-No*
A 6 'As ex Nov 1
194.7 coupon 1953
May -Now
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
Green
35
4%
23
10
Range Since
Sold
High
104
——
Jan-July
1993
Water, Lt
4%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
B
4s series
& Fuel
45%
61
Indus¬
RR—
A
Gas
4%
;$4%
delivery transaction
(not included in year's
the N'ew York Stock
on
April
April
Bonds
Friday'*
Bid & Asked
104%
June-D«r
8
mortgage 4s series
Elmlra
June-Dee
Quar-Feb
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
46
39'A
32
45%
36 %'
1%
.Jan-July
the daily closing
are
Division—
J
45
Stocks
Week'a Range
Last
Period
1998_.
1
Western
of
Deferred
a
Under-the-rule
n
Apr
.•
Authority 3%s ]
&
-Lackawanna
37
42%
Apr
87/a
1,400
Low
Delaware
1919
Jan
£i
104%
36%
30
Aug
2%s
100
$34%
Stock and Bond
Jan
11%
105% 105%
1
Transit
45%
2012, _Jan-July
.June-Dec
Below
107 'A Mar
40
16%
12
American Stock Exchange
Edison
6%s
4# ^n
}6%
BONDS
Chicago
.Jaw-July
2s
1921
April
Boston
$46
1997
Jan
l_
„•
Bs
Ltd
6s
40
_ja«-July
;
(Plan A)
stmpd
Apr
%
Friday
Steel
104
$39
Feb
400
a
deposit receipts
preference
Bethlehem
$64
|:102
.Mar-Sepf
2%s 2008
1
3s Jan
Ltd—
American
Hargrsaves
$66
June-Deo
87/a Mar
6%
12 %
l
common
$66
41
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being
traded flat.
§ Reported
in receivership.
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 certlflcataa;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
33A Mar
1.200
8%
2
i
Industries Inc
High
(not
Apr
6%
100
Newspaper Machine
%s
Low
41
Jun e-r>»*
1997
Government
principal.
Jan
2%
l
-Map-No?
April-Oct
Jan. 1
No.
$78
1931
E
series
Odd-lot transaction
e
8% Mar
2l'A
\h
28
Lt
24%
Feb
11%
l
common..
&
Jan
7
3'/s
Inc
Ltd
Jan
5%
•
8%
June-i>eo
Range Since
Sold
High
of)—
Janeiro
•No
Jan
20'A Mar
—
■
5'A
preferred
Wright
—
-
19
26 3A
Mar
Apr
800
A5
Jan
17%
1,500
8
8%
Petroleums
Woolwortli
24'A
5'A
Wilrich
Woodall
—
-
16
de
Bonds
$40
;
6s
(Plan A)
2%s
f
s
Chile
of
stamped
^Russian
Jan
11%
25'A
-
-
g
&
Pwr
—
1
Products
Wisconsin
—
—
7%
8
——
l
Corp
-
24
24'A
1
2-5
i
Corp
Willson
Wilson
Inc
Co
&
Oil
(The)
—
2008__ _May-Woo
of Denmark
Sinking fund
Rio
Apr
35
Apr
8%
184
Apr
32%
350
16%
1
Whirlpool: Corp
Jan
50
8%
Range
Friday's
Mar
175
L
33%
8*2
Bank
(Republic
Extl
Feb
Jan
4%
8%
lo
Weyenberg
6%
Mar
109
—
Peru
Jan
"
Westmoreland
Wood
4%
Parana
Jan
3% Mar
6,000
2%s
1951—
stamped
Mortgage Bank
Apr
33%
20
5%
5'A
l'A
165"%
156 V*
—
—
Apr
Apr
% Jan
70
156% 157
•
Coal
AMortgage
Apr
14
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Jan
100
Westmoreland
7s
Jan
"
•
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd
Tablet & Stationery com
Western
Jan
1%
l'A
•
stamped
16'A Mar
1.2B
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
Jan
1
•
$6
12'A
Jan
1 'A Mar
21
14
lOo
Utilities
1,300
7%
110
Apr
1
•
Manufacturing
Texas
15%
Feb
ii Jan
8'A
preference
Wentworth
1,100
23 »A
23%
1
common
Knapp Inc_
series
500
1 %
14%
1
Corp
Webb &
6%
6
or
Bid & Asked
37A Mar
Jan
108
Sale Price
Low
1
30
Inc
2%
Last
Period
High
6%
1 VB
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
$0
Tiernan
&
300
__
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
6%
100
Bond Inc
&
3'A
Week's
Interest
American Stuck Exchange
•nMedellin
3'A
—
preferred
Waitt
30
Maranhao
Co_
Baking
Wagner
APRIL
Range since Jan 1
w
Waco
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
122
AHambutg
Isarco
1938
Hydro-Electric Co—
1
$90
--
stocks
>
'
A7s
with
A7s, ex
Nov
Nov
A Italian
1940
1
1947
l
1952
coupon
1952...
coupon
Power Realization Trust
lALeonard
Tdetz
7 %.s
-
6'%%
mortgage
Ohio
1953
Power
1st
6%s
Jaw-July
1st
A6'/2s
1968
-•
__
154
103% 104
April-Oct
29
$100'A 101'A
1964
June-Dec
$103
216.7
193.9
254.2
254.3
—0.0
254.3
222.7
.•••.•
282.3*
Transportation
105 Va
Utility
102%
Trade,
and
Oct
Electric
Public Service
1960
coupon
Feb-Aug
Gas
ARuhr
Housing
Corp
6'/2s
Corp
A
6'A
1998_Jan-Jnly
1953.
April-Oct
6'/2s| 1958
—
120
122
154 Vs
_L
93%
—
$30
1
1954
Electric & Gas Co
ARuhr
$93
Aprfl-Ocl
1960
coupon
6s
5
154% 155
11
$115
$90
•New
148'A
155%
136'A
133
85
A
1st
and
Edison
1965
3s
3s
series
B
2%s
series
C
1976
3 %s
series
D
1976
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
Feb-Auy
3% %
series E
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
135
Southwestern
Spalding
Gas
G)
(A
Starrett
Corp
Stinnes
A7-4S
Inc
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
coll
5s
with
3s
3'As
with
A7s
ex
United
Aug
A6'As
A6s
1
s
s
1971___Jaw-July
iy<u
1940
Penn
102%
97
102%
104
107'A
9
101%
104
1
97%
Mon. April
100%
101
2
Week Ended Apr. 30,
>'■
__
100
-102'% 103
100
-100
$102% 103%-
__
$89
!
April-Ocl
165
•
93
-
102
•
1
-il
26_———J-
$633,000
$3,286,000
2,151,250
3,279,000
f
3,761,000
641,000
Thurs.
2,510,330
3,485,000
427,000
2,446,670
3,062,000
555,000
11,202,200
$16,272,000
$2,857,000
April 29—
Fri. April 30———
Total
93
Ti/ooo
25
1953
coupon
Feb-Aug
1953
3,617,000
171%
,
__
June-Deo
I
Bonds
90
U.
''
S.
__
gold
1941
May-Nov
1945
ser
$93
Foreign
Railroad
Traction 5s
Newspaper
1960
Union
...June-Deo
6s
95'A
__
105
1959
Feb-Auff
95'A
"
:
109'A 109'A
451,000
381,000
2,857,000
——•—
1,781,000
51,393.100
35,887,440
Industrial
16,272,000
15,357,300
264,705,100
256,148,600
$19,142,000
—
-
$17,153,300
$316,554,700
$292,418,040
96%
103%
105
1
107
110
99%
$101'A 103
__
$1,000
$15,000
132%
93
.
1953
141,138,655
$5,500
———
——
and
to Apr. 30
$13,000
Bank
Total
133%
105
3
105
105
June-Dee
+■■
112
4
106
105
__
J an-Jul y
10
$111
__
t—June-Dec
A 1963
154,668,919
Government..
$30
_.
Jan. 1
1954
1953
6,376,435
11,202,200
Stocks—No. of shares
International
1956
coupon
05
$30
__
$19,142,000
$13,000
Week Ended Apr. 30
152%
$95
__
3,931,000
3,912,000
1954
171
$3,921,000
601,000
3,160,000
1,968,640
2,125,310
81'A
97
$2,000
April 27
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
W'ed. April 28
Tues.
103%
90
—
1954
Bonds
Bonds
Corp—
Corp deb 6s
Western
Feb-Aug
103
-$90
Washington Water Power 3'/as i«64
West
98
Government
Bank
Foreign
of and Miscel.
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Shares
Co—
1
f debentures
mtge
Number
102%
17
104
104
Stocks
103%
99'A
3
101% 102%
May-No»
1946'
1947
Industrial
Wasatch
A»rlI-Or*
D®? 1 1940 coupon 1956
Dec
100
100
101'/2
April-Oct
ex
A7s
5
1966
trust
Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
United
1
100
89
101/
37
Industries—
Hydro-Electric
A6'As
1970____
(Calif)
Electric
2nd stamped
A6'As
3'As
& Bros 5s 1989
(Hugo)
Terni
&
66'A
'
Gas
Gas
102'A 102%
101'% 101%
102'/2
/aw-July
Feb-Aztfl
1973
"l
102% 102'%
Mar-Sept
1973.
M
ref
266.6
—0.9
266.6
high.
100
82
series
209.5
233.1
Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange
135
135
133
$93
3'/as
220.2
93%
120
135
May-Nou
California
124.6
131.9
0.3
+
-
122
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Woe
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-JwZy
Southern
219.5
*264.2
198.5
Co—
1940
1
1947
1
101%
249.7
—0.1
131,9
220.2*
Service
193.2
282.3
216.5
-f
-
103'A
99'A
212.2
131.8
Finance
224.0
0.1
—0.2
282.1
209.3
goods
—1.4
224.0
223.5
Goods
Non-durable
913A
101'A
—
Low
•High
—0.1
Manufacturing
99
104%
$101% 102
Percent
April 15, '54
-
216.7
103
.—
lows
1954
216.4
156
..,,
and by major in-
Change
103%
85%
14
prices of the common
with the preceding week and with highs and
as follows (1939 = 100):
April 23, '54
150
2
91%
the closing
Composite
92
102.
--
156
91%
__
Jan-July
Oct
A Prussian
-
April-Oct
1971
Hydro-Electric
ex
145
on
1954, for composite
■
Durable
Water & Power 3'As
with
A6 'As
104%
$103
compared
April 23,
143
89 »A
,
Jaw-July
1970
Piedmont
~~
135
133
1
11
ended
for the current year are
91%
81%
25
91
week
Mining
Pennsylvania
3'As
140
Jan-July
1963
3'As
mortgage
mortgage 3s
135
89%
_May-No»
-
to
135
$90
90%
the
for
dustry groups
L.—
90
April-Oct
1953
extended
$30
May-Nov
A^Jansfield Min & Smelt 7s 1941
Valley RR 4% 1963_
New England-Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
$93
liq tr ctfs.
1946
Midland
6'/2s due
"
Mar-Nne
prices based
The SEC Index of stock
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Bang*
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
,
Sale Price
20-year 7s April 1946
A20-.vear 7s Jan 1947
ABaden
inn-Julv
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948^
Bk
of
German
A6s
series
A
series
B
State &
Jaw-July
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Cons
Danzig
Municipal Loan 5%s 1955_.May-Now
Port & Waterways 6'As 1962
Jan-Juhj
AGerman
Cons
Munio
AS f secured 6s
7s
1947
(City)
Ger.7s
AHanover
(Prov)
6%s 1949__.
ALlma City
Feb-Aug
1947—....
AHanover
1939
136
,
.
.
Range Sins*
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Week Ended Apr.
Mon.
High
Tues.
April 26
April 27-
Wed.
30, 1954
u
April 28
Thurs.
—:
April 29
Fri. April 30
132
2
142
...
$20%
11'
/
93
135
*
Feb-Aug
107
i
---
90
2,669,145
Total
23
110
90
93
4
132
135
102
107
$55'A _
11
3
_
17%
135
90
-
Btocks—No.
of
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$40,000
$28,000
$127,000
28.000
89.000
44.000
17,000
91,000
29,000
6.000
49,000
14,000
24,000
87,000
73,000
27,000
1,000
101,000
$316,000
$127,000
$87,000
$530,000
126,000
Bonds
123
132
102
81
142
125
.61
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total-.
Jan. 1 to Apr.
1954
30
1953
2,669,145
shares
21
104
|17
...
Bonds
Week Ended Apr. 30
1953
1954
115
117
99'A 102%
104
__
105
__
~
__
__
-110
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
95
90
90
„
482,240
529,710
461,630
595,700
599,865
$59,000
Government
_
__
$90
__
Bonds
Shares)
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
of
_.
136
133
.
(Number
\
$78
June-Dec
:
(Peru). 6%s stamped 1958
$93%
__
.
Banks—
19&1
Danish
$93%
__
June-Den
...
Prov
1952.
A6s
AprfZ-Oct
;
Central
High
Bonds
.
(Col)—
A
AOauca
Bid A Asked
Low
„
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A
Period
Last
Stocks
•
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
1,818,245
41,271,906
40,552,512
$316,000
$389,000
$3,788,000
$4,412,000
127,000
356,000
5,045,000
8,210,000
87,000
94,000
2,087,000
2,235,000
$839,000
$10,920,000
$14,847,000
/
$530,000
?
,
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1960)
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Par
Tel
Tel
American
$4
&
100
Personal
Boston
Issued
when
100
35%
Apr
15%
Jan
69%
Apr
94%
Feb
29%
Jan
36%
Apr
127%
Jan
30
124
49
Jan
5%
574
15
21%
30
2974
20%
Mar
1,087
51%
21%
28%
16874
38
__
—
High
Jan
360
__
.
15574
.626
125
49%
*
Trust
Prop
18%
73
125
__
50%
issued)— —100
<when
preferred
17%
69%
Low
;■
3,156
52%
574 Mar
21%
338
26%
Apr
Apr
7%
'
Jan
Jan
28%
Apr
Roebuck
Sears
Jan
30
Vacuum
Southern
Cities
Hecla
&
Service
Cliff
9
100
7%
Jan
9
Apr
93%
9674
150
79
Jan
98%
Apr
__
174
1%
200
1
Mar
1%
Apr
2874
29%
125
Jan
2974
Apr
__
25
___
4
Co
22%
Boston
Co
—10
--
1%
1%
185
1 %
(new)
10
-
—
9%
__
Feb
1% Mar
Common
63%
Apr
41%
41%
65
34 'A
Jan
42
Apr
44%
44%
35
36%
Jan
447a
Apr
17 j
Mar
16%
17%
1st preferred series A
6%
preferred class B
__
100
Eastern
SS
Lines
National
__
•
Inc
When
58% Mar
16%
263
15%
Jan
Southern
Railway Co
*
47
50'/4
105
41
Jan
50%
Brands
*
Apr
33%
33%
14
28'A
Jan
33%
Apr,
81%
81%
25
72%
Jan
82%
Apr
Standard
Oil
(Indiana)
25
Standard
Oil
<N
J)
15
Standard
Oil
(Ohio}—;
TO
88%
86
1%
88%
314
71%
Jan
881a
Apr
38%
39
219
32 % Mar
39%
15
Apr
16%
75
15
Apr
21%
Toledo
Jari
•
Union
U
U
S
Bearing
Edison
40'A
41%
123
38%
Jan
42%
Apr
5
_.
Carbide
Rubber
Woolworth
W)
12'/a
Jan
13
70%
Feb
78 'A
Apr
50
29%
Jan
34%
45%
Apr
47%
638
39 'A
Jari
47%
Apr
65%
73
298
50%
Jan
73
40%
Apr
40%
40%
130
40%
Apr
45'A
Jan
55%
10
_
70
210
32%
56%
$5,087
63
Jan
*
12%
(F
13
75
31%
73
10
Steel—
S
12%
74%
32%
*
;
Co
..
•
_
Co
*
Copper
Boston
Central
RR
_
5%
Nash-Kelvinator
_
Service
14%
119%
2.50
~.
"50^
-
—
Folding Machine
Drug
Inc
Electric
'
_
—
Co
.
*
Torrington Co
Apr
55% Mar
79%
415
64%
13%
25%
United
Fruit
112
*
Machinery
Jan
New
3574
Apr
Detroit
Apr
117%
Feb
4474
44%
330
37%
Feb
2374
21
19%
Jan
11%
13%
565
11%
Api-
18%
8c
100
7c
14%
14%
310
87c
2374
13c
15%
Jan
13%
2,184
117% 119%
Mar
115
& Mining Co
Ford
Apr
25%
594
1574 Mar
18%
10%
Feb
11
92c
100
92c
Apr
1
Feb
Feb
7
Mar
6%
140
18
25 '/a
412
21%
12
10
Oct
21%
25%
Apr
25%
26
200
24%
Apr
28%
Jan
12%
340
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
2,506
53%
53%
44%
Jan
41
775
36%
Jan
Apr
43% Mar
32%
380
29'/a
Jan
34%
Apr
46
46
44
Mar
48%
12
Apr
13
50
Jan
73%
32%
Jan
43% Mar
12'/8
1274
62
72%
8
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Electric
Altes
Brewing
Big
64%
73%
1,962
42%
42%
25
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Bohn
Aluminum
Ludd
Mar
Apr
Chrysler
&
Last
Sale Price
Par
1.;'
.
1
12
Shares
Range since Jan 1
Low
22%
85
12
5%
20%
21%
40
21
25
5%
40
Corp
3
______
_
Cincinnati Gas Electric common-
Preferred
8.50
2174
23%
12
Apr
5%
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
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Cincinnati Transit
—12%
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_
—
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Manufacturing
10
Apr
Apr
5%
Jan
2174
Apr
41 %
Apr
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Apr
76%
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Mar
Jan
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72
Apr
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Jan
77
Mar
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180
55
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Jan
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56
Feb
2074
Apr
59
Feb
Jan
43
44 %
96
42% Mar
76%
75%
77%
20%
20%
100
14%
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210
730
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Jan
30
Mar
46%
Jan
68
Feb
79
Apr
20
Jan
21%
Feb
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Apr
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50
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Stocks—
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Anaconda
25
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
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38%
50
44
1774
5
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40
Jan
43
Mar
Columbia
Apr
12'A
375
Apr
58%
Feb
6574
Jan
163
30%
Jan
36%
Apr
42%
461
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Jan
42%
Apr
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59
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6
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Feb
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Apr
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14%
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200
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14%
100
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Feb
2
3
2
1
274
25%
33%
Jan
156
56
Feb
93
94
97
78%
Jan
97%
32
128
27%
Jan
33%
Hoover
Eastman
Kodak
Federated
General
New
Co
.
Department
.
13%
14%
409
12%
Jan
14%
38,469
9/64
Apr
17/64
37 34
53
37%
Apr
60
106
210
47
Stores
General Motors
Greyhound
_
_
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Howell
Set-ley
Kresge Co (S S )
355
174
174
500
2%
2
2%
1,675
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Welding
774
674
2%
2%
250
2 ',4
Apr
27a
24'%
24%
255
24 %
Jan
25
Mar
31
32
31
Apr
34
Jan
2
Mar
>-
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3%
Jan
374
Jan
33
Los
Northern
Oil
Packard
Pure
Radio
Aeco
Corp
125 %
Apr
Allis-Chalmers
58%
Apr
American
(Un)
Airlines
*
_
Inc
(Un)
Cash
Central
67%
6934
384
59%
Jan
6974
Apr
American
55
1274
Apr
1474
Feb
American. Potash &
145
2874
Jan
31 %
Feb
American
Radiator
&
American
Tel
229
97
80
59%
60%
71%
71
71%
17%
17%
«
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57%
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•
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41.
20%
6
42% Mar
1474
Feb
57%
Jan
63%
Feb
58%
Jan
74% Mar
17%
Apr
25%
19%
Jan
25%
Feb
Feb
Amer
Broadcasting
12
5774
Apr/
60%
Jan
Armco
54
5474
Jan
65%
Apr
Armour
374
Apr
Jan
Ashland
6174
Apr
Atchison
60
60%
6174
25
48
Jan
4
6174
28%
26%
28 34
148
2274
Jan
2874
Apr
55%
75
4774
Jan
55%
Apr
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15%
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7%
1,610
1 %
200
6
Jan
1%
Jan
9%
165
9'
Jan
2174
292
19
774 Mar
Jan
174 Mar
9% Mar
21%
Apr
3%
334
1.050
274
Jan
374 Mar
1474
15%
560
13%
Jan
15 % Mar
17%
700
17%
157a
Jan
5
100
4 %
Jan
5% Mar
12
626
1134
Apr
1374 Mar
5
1174
■
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Week's
1% Mar
1%
Apr
Jan
Tel
&
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Shares
55
1174
1174
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65c
52%
54%
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High
65c
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100
•
1,587
205
25
43c
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Corip
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15%
Apr
60
37
Jan
4374 Mar
a
50
Refining (Un)__'l
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
&
Refining (Un)
Manufacturing Corp
35%
4374
Apr
1,280
1374
Jan
1874
Apr
244
287a
Feb
35 74
Apr
1,909
156%
Jan
166%
Apr
61 %
63
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3274
385
32
40
18
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59
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Apr
Apr
Apr
35%
1,258
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12
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37
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100
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Apr
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Jan
60
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Jan
47 3 a Mar
10
(Un)
(111)
for Week
12%
Copper Mining Co
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
L010
(Un)_l
(Un)_
Atlantic
5074
&
Viscose
Steel
55%
Para
(Un)
Foreign Power (Un)
Woolen
Anaconda
5774
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Tobacco
American
65
3%
&
American
5774
3%
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American
65
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5%
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3%
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60%
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Corp
American
*
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Feb
11%
14%
1
American Cyanamid Co
Feb;
3%
225
1%
10c
Apr
17%
Co
Oil
Republic
39% Mar
Anr
13%
Jan
6,085
9%
Last
4174
64
37%
Apr
5%
12%
2174
'
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12074
14%
32
Jan
7%
Friday
stocks
Apr
14%
360
Jan
3% Mar
4
Angeles Stock Exchange
Jan
14%
33
5
3%
3% Mar
12%
1 %
Jan
*
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Distillers
York
Ohio
Ward
_
Mar
314
l
1
38%
1374
4
785
1
l
39%
31
Apr
1,133
1
class B
Udylite Corp
Wayne Screw
86%
1274
3%
17
Dillon
Mfg
133
3%
3%
2
Standard Tube
Apr
3%
5
1
Jan
24
3%
5
;
3
Feb
3%
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Jan
22%
3%
5%
Jan
27a
150
3%
33
Feb
400
3%
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Paper
Spring
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2%
Feb
J
3%
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400
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Jan
24
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1,499
2 %
27 a
24
*
Products
65
31
15% Mar
Jan
Feb
136
4174
15%
7%
678
—
Inc
National
Jan
1274 Mar
499
5% Mar
4174
*
*
Montgomery
New
58%
Jan
300
15%
14%
*
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(Field
Sheller
Feb
Feb
14
100
1
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Brewing
Scotten
Feb'
200
1
common
Davis
Rudy
134
274
174
4
Electric
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Jan
Jan
Jan
574
,
Rickel
7%
1%
2
574
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Preferred
Pfeiffer
Apr
Apr
774
5
Packard Motor
Peninsular
70
6% Mar
15%
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Products
Clemens
Parke
% Apr
4% Mar
1274
10
Stamping
Screw
National
Jan
4.063
6 74
1
2:
Wheel
Mount
59%
70
674
3
26%
—1
King
Masco
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Motors
Motor
Jan
JV2
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2%
Inc
Lansing
Jan
237a
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Electric
Kaiser
274
360
68%
0
& Bearing
Manufacturing
Ironrlte
69
820
300
:
674
12074
1274
_
__
25 % Mar
374
39%
41%
116
Jan
374
6974
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Loew's
5
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23%
2674
41%
_
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3%
American
Electric
(when
25%
374
API-
5674
1074
2674
Apr
11/64 17/64
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i
—
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Hoskins
Feb
Pont
Apr
8%
3%
1
Apr
31%
37%
2%
375
26%
5
36% Feb
64% Mar
__
100
374
1
5
Chemical
Apr
234
74
1
'
Apr
2 74
8
—
5
&
2
25%
x
Brewing
Apr
31%
14%
1
Stove
Oil
Jan
6% Mar
12
5
Mfg
Mfg
Trailer
64% Mar
20
Corp
Lakes
275
Jan
23 % Mar
149
59
14%
23%
12
Apr
35
15/64
23%
17%
Par
du
Apr
23%
18 %
43
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Brewing
Graham-Paige common
15574
20
35%
24
Dayton Power & Light
Jan
24
Goebel
Great
Feb
Jan
8
58
Motors
River
57%
*
6% Mar
1
J
Rockwell
33%
..
1174
43%
Navigation
..
General
Apr
24
_10
_____
100
7%
58%
Manufacturing
Apr
59
Gas
Rights
Fruehauf
168 %
63 %
4%
.
Gemmer
Jan
35
10
City Products
11%
7
24%
Mogul
18%
25
Cities Service
11%
11%
—10
Cleveland
Steel
48%
25
;•
3%
-1
Hardware
Jan
12474 125%
__
Jan
*
Gasket &
Mar
3474
8%
66
.15
__—_
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
3
—25
Edison
13%
41
13% (
4%
________13
Steel
30
45
1774
63%
35 %
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Oil
Manufacturing
42%
45
—
Cyanamid
_—_____
118
12
Bros
Prophet
Radiator
Canadian
75%
3%
Jan
Jan
9674
43%
American
Ashland
70%
105
20% Feb
27%
American
Avco
19
50
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Ptg common
Unlisted
3
507
.
Jan
28%
5
______________
________—
preferred
8
Jan
28%
■
_
Gamble
&
Randall
3
20%
v.
-
4
Jan
17%
3274
99%
55
55
_
—
•
Kroger
Rapid
'
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100
22%
4%
75%
*
Gibson Art
21%
70 %
50
—_L—
Eagle Picher
Hobart
615
.
99% 10074
—100
_____—..
3%
—5
Paper
Frankenmuth
High
Mar
974
10
10274 10274
——
Churngold
U S
2274
2174
common
47i Mar
3%
Power
&
Federal
High
5%
10
Paper
3% Mar
5
Detroit-Michigan
'
■
Carey
Champion
High
205
'
Corp
Consumers
Detroit
for Week
of Prices
*
.
•
Low
374
Sales
Range
Low
22%
12
Brummell
Brass—
Corp
Consolidated
Detroit
Exchange
V» ^ek's
Friday
Eeau
Range since Jan 1
High
3%
1
Company
Burroughs
Detroit
Cincinnati Stock
20
L010
—1
Markets
Detroit
Laundry
Shares
_1
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Detroit
American
for Week
1
Rubber
Bear
Davidson
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Apr.
26
L_'
"-"12.50
Week's
of Prices
Last
Par
30%
v
-
_
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
12
Mar
39%
Waldorf
_
2-5525
Jan
Jan
10
WOodward
Detroit Stock
Apr
20
Exchange
DETROIT
Telephone:
Feb
200
6%
Exchange
Stock
Building
Feb
16%
11
19
Stock
Midwest
Jan
94c
18%
American
Exchange
122% Mar
Jan
Apr
49%
—50
System Inc______
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
Stock
Feb
23%
6
Exchange
Jan
75c
2,900
Stock
Mar
39%
_5
U S Smelt Refg
York
Apr
28% Mar
50%
25
common.
Co
Mar
Apr
14%
110
85
-
79%
Jan
Jan
12%
5
—
Co_
United Shoe
U 3 Rubber
__
•
Members
Jan
29%
55
Baldwin
Union Twist Drill
54
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Apr
41%
13
50
35%
12
«
.
Jan
24%
18%
*
_
Secur
45%
6%
•'
»
_—
Stone & Webster Inc
261
124
92c
-2.50
Association
Suburban^
—
55%
Mar
15%
——
10
—
Apr
49
161
11
16
25
—
—
Jan
38%
23%
•
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
8674
1,544
82c
—
1998
Jan
2,216
4174
—
100
Tel & Tel—_____
Mills
Shawmut
—
4'As
Apr
53%
Trans
Feb
24
8c
11%
1
20
Norbute Corporation
46
Jan
2374
__
_5
—
Cos
New England Electric System
New England
BONDS—
Feb
41%
1
—
Jan
18%
55
50%
51%
113% 124
110
__
5
_
35
650
13%
__
100
—
10
24
34%
__
10
_
pfd
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Mullins Manufacturing Corp
National
25
.
Corp
40
77%
__
Theatre
Mar
X53 %
,
1
Lone Star Cement
Mar
38%
123"%
5
—
Mar
Jan
76c
23
24
;.J.
1
Studebaker
Jan
44
48
40
__
*
—
(The)
Kennecott
Rexall
10%
35
47
♦
Stores
issued
Gillette
Reece
■
common
Electric
General
Pacific
200
1%
,
100
Maine
1%
874 Mar
Jari
22%
Apr
Standard
Cincinnati
100
_
_
_
6%
Loew's
310
Massachusetts Street Ry-
Eastern
First
9%
I
00
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
Common
High
270
5
-
We.stinghouse
East
Low
18%
63 -"/b
Feb
—
Co
Range
9
1
10
Co
Mining
Copper
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
44%
15
—
Co
Shares
03J8
_•
Socony
Timken Roller
Calumet
17 %
°
Sinclair
for Week
of Prices
Low
1.40
Schenley Industries
Range since Jan 1
Sales
Range
Par
/;/.
34%
25
Maine
&
17%
__
Boston & Albany RR
5%
Shares
High
Week's
Last
Sales
fo» Week
164% 16874
50
30
Friday
ef Prices
0
preferred-
Copper
Boston Edison
Boston
168
•
prior
conv
cum
Anaconda
—
APRIL
Sale Price
Range
Low
100
Woolen
ENDED
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
474 Mar
10'4
Feb
14 %
Apr
100% Mar
34
5%
Apr
Apr
Volume
179
Number 5321... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1961)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
iBaltimore
,
,
&
Bankiine
Barker
'
Oil Co
Bros
Basin
Oil
RR
Bendix
Bishop
(Un)__;
Corp
Co
Boeing
New
(Un)
-
Chica
OH
Inc
Apr
13
Jan
Montana-Dakota
9%
U
Jan
Jan
67
Feb
Va
%
2,100
1
63
14c
11,000
V%
79%
;
Power
Feb
Mt
Diablo
66%
Feb
Nash-Kelvinator
Apr
National
64
50
14c
a__
8%
9%
Jan
Mar
81%
City
Capital Airlines Inc
Apr
4%
5%
4,00a
3%
Jan
5V8
13%
140
13%
Jan
13%
13
"59%
Jan
60
50
75%
Jan
79%
Feb
Nordon
4,280
9%
Jan
10 %
Apr
Norris
11% Mar
13 V»
Apr
North
Mar
8%
Apr
Northern
10%
Apr
12% Mar
Northrop
20Va
Oceanic
5
a83 %
ao3% a83 Va
10%
10'/a
1C%
12% a 12%
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7. 61
8%
a8%
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7
10
10
10%
595
8Va
Jan
10%
;10%
10%
505
10%
Jan
19% a20%
140
16%
Jan
4i®s
Jan
a
Apr
National Theatres
Apr
New
Idria
Mar
New
York
Apr
Carrier
Case
Corp
(J I)
Oelanese
Cenco
Corp
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Molybdenum
Pacific
Oil
Foods
Inc
Fuel
Columbia
&
Gas
(Un)
25
al0% al0%
a93 %
Edison
(Un)
25
Edison
Consolidated
Engineering
Consolidated
Foods
Corp
Vultee
(Un)
Power
Crown
Co
Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis
Curtiss-Wright Corp
4.80%
,
Deere <fe Co
Ltd
Apr
26
Packard
a__
Feb
64% Mar
Jan
88 Va Mar
Pan
Oil
Dow
Chemical
Dresser
__
_
American
Paramount
World
(Un)
(Un)
I
Pictures
38%
Jan
47 %
Apr
Apr
25 %
Apr
18'/a
Jan
Pfizer
14%
14%
927
12%
,%
31,195
13/64
Apr
30
17%
Jan
237
37%
Jan
203
41
Jan
15% al5%
173
13%
Feb
50
12%
Feb
13
1,315
17%
Jan
25%
22-8
14
39%
Jan
(Chas)
Apr
Phelps
Apr
39%
Jan
Pullman
43%
Apr
Pure
Oil
Mar
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129
al4
16%
25
Service
Colorado
al4
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1
Corp
Climax
Jan
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(Un)
(Uni
Chicago Milw & St Paul
Clary
9%
a50% a50%
1
38%
180
Feb
Jan
_1
Ltd—:.
Co
Chesapeake &■ Ohio Ry Co
Cities
25%
9%
•
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Chrysler
Jan
50
1
Products
Charter Oil
Chicago
22%
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Certainteea
Cessna
al4
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„
420
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200
24%
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24
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1
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Co
Caterpillar
5%
;• - 6
25
,
22%
a
294
20%
.—5
Gypsum (Un)_
Supply (Un)
Nationul
13%
2
(Un)
5
__
(Un>
High
Feb
a__
a34 Va a35%
1.90
1.90
—_1
Lines—
National Distillers
National
a__
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(Un)
(Un)
Apr
a63% a61%
4%
21%
Apr
11%
560
a60%
10
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a35% a35%
60%
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Apr
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Oil
Atlantic
Pacific
&
65
20%
—
Jan
(Un)
52
20%
(Un)
1
Inc
Ohio
Canadian
Canadian
Co
Motorola
Jan
1,452
50c
—
Montana
22%
Range aince Jan 1
Hiah
al7% al8%
42%
42%
42%
5
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un).
Apr
Shares
22%
17%
'
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(Un)
Jan
17 % Mar
Jan
Vst
•>
%
a
-10
71
1
for Week
Low
~
I" 5
(Unt
Sales
Range
»
(Un)_—
Utilities (Uni_„_
4c
a41% a41%
a41%
12
Light
River Fuel
10 %
50 Va
.
81%
10
■
common
60c
convertible
pfd
Burlington Mills Corp
Byron Jackson Co
515
14c
!I
1.075
10%
15
r
Budd
66%
10c
\
81 %
'
a
10 %
10%
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(Un)
Company tUn)
Budget Finance Plan
■
65%
i
2.
:
Broadway-Hale Stores
<
12%
14 Va
—_5
(Un)
Corp
180
1*2
.
Borg-Warner
12%
9%
(Un)
Company
Mississippi
103
5
Coru
Stores
Borden
Feb
400
-
&
Development
16
9%
10c
i„:
Bond
Mission
Jan
9%
i
Bolsa
1
Feb
Power
11%
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1,212
a 72%
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3.50
Par
Apr
14 %
al8% a20%
(Un)
common
Jan
al97/a
50c
,
Airplane
2.85
a72%
Mining
Blue Oiamunu Corp
; v
5,005
21 Va
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
19
o
Mining
Steel
Oil
Low
600
—1
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STOCKS
12%
"
Black
3
10
Instruments
Bethlehem
20%
2.9J
20c
Cons
30
13 %
*
Benguet
APRIL
Range since Jan 1
High
20%
—
common
Aviation
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
-4
-,-1
——
—
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-100
(Un)
Co
Eeckman
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Ohio
Baiictim Petroleum Co
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
31%
31%
240
30
Jan
33%
Apr
Apr
'
Kern
County Land Co
.2.50
__
■
Universal
Lane-Wells Co
--
Llbby, McNeill & Llbby
Lincoln
Lion
Oil
Co
Lockheed
Lnew's
Martin
McKesson
Middle
&
Co (Un)
—
a
17%
Inc
South
For
(Un)
Utilities
footnotes
see
125
35%
Feb
38
347'b
2,273
26%
Jan
36% Mar
West
13%
1
15
1,055
24%
25%
120
al6% al7%
60
a44%
235a
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144
-
Jan
20
8%
70c
Apr
Feb
23%
9%
95c
Oil
18
a
Vanadium
Va-Carolina
Apr
Warner
of America (Un)
Chemical
Bros
.16%c
,
(Un)
page 41.
*
.
2,365
39%
Apr
47%
Apr
10
65
65
67%
1,397
56%
Jan
67%
Apr
•
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a56%
a58
a25V2 a25V2
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100
Kentucky
Union
Coal
al5% al5%
38% 38%
68%
73%
21c
25c
al3% al3%
a8%
a8%
40% 40%
a25%
a26
42
42
5c
6c
__
.5
Co (Un)
4
Jan
15
Apr
Western
Va
Apr
25%
Jan
Westinghouse
17%
Apr
17%
Apr
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Jan
25
Mar
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)—
Wilson & Company Inc (Un)
Woolworth
(F W)
(Un).
—
10c
.1
13%
24
17%
38% Mar
41%
Jan
Telegraph
Elec
(Un)
(Un)
42 Vb
Feb
42%
Feb
'.3%
675
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
York
2.10
2,470
1.35
Jan
2.20
Apr
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
a20»/4 a20%
50
121%
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21 Va
Jan
Zenda
a273,a rtVii
43
27%
Jan
29 Vb
Feb
Zenith Radio Corp
Corp
Gold
(Un)
Mining
10
12%
3 Va
97
47 VB
(Un)
2.00
a38 a38%
45
(Un)_!
Pictures
2.10
38%
—1
•
47 Vb
Apr
Jan
Apx*
3%
(Un)
Petroleum
Cn
19,375
22
1
5
..
Robbins
1
270
95c
33
15
10
23
8%
a38% a39%
34%
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Merck
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-
...
Chemical
&
"l
Corp
23
75c
a39 Va
110
Consolidated
8%
.
85c
•
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(Un)
Co
Mathieson
....
....
(P) Co
(Glenn
Menasco
•
<Un)
Inc
LorillacM
23
•
10c
Aircraft Corp
Magnafix
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7
(Un).
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•
Corp
...
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(Un)..r
•
10
—
73%
23c
.
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1
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6c
•
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46% Mar
54%
50
23 Vb
Jan
23
60
14
Mar
15
Apr
10
17
Jan
17
Jan
Vb
Apr
Jan
370
38%
Apr
41% Mar
1,707
50%
Jan
73%
8,352
21c
Apr
60
50
419
135
225
7,000
10
31c
a—
8% Mar
40%
9
45%
Apr
23% Mar
40
4c
65%
Apr
Apr
"
a—
Jan*.
25% Mar
Jan
42
Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
8c
1
Jan
65%
Jan
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
(1962)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
APRIL 80
ENDED
Exchange
Friday
Sal* Priee
Admiral
Co
Mfg
D)
(J
Adams
Corp
;——
_—
American Cyanamid Co
48%
Apr
Iowa
Illinois
22
700
20% Jan
22%
Iowa
Power
17%
100
15%
Apr
17%
Apr
Feb
19%
600
19
Apr
21% Mar
50
8
Jan
10
Feb
4 Mi
Jan
5
Apr
Kansas
Katz
8%
5
100
3%
800
474
1,650
253/s
Jan
30M»
Apr
41 %
55
1,400
45%
Jan
55
Apr
ll3i
11%
11-%
700
11% Jan
13 Ma
Feb
39 %
39%
100
363/t Feb
41%
Apr
45%
45%
700
43 Mj Mar
48%
i-
23 Ma
400
18'/»
1,500
13%
156 M4
Feb
309
58
61%
62%
11
11%
'
Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Laclede
Booth
Fisheries
Corp
Borg-Warner
Brach
Brothers
Butler
Celanese
600
8%
Apr
13%
13%
900
117a
99Mi
99'/4
991/4
100
100
63/a
34
33%
341/a
400
28 M8
3%
4%
3%
100
37a
Apr
4%
1,100
43/a
Jan
5 Va Mar
8 %
8%
200
8M2
Jan
100
46%
Jan
7
7
Central
Apr
10% Feb
14 y4
Jan
92%
Lion
Oil
Co
Illinois
Central
Central
Light
class B
Louisville Gas & Elec of
Mfg
Lonergan
Jan
100%
Public
Illinois
Jan
73/4
Jan
34 V*
Apr
Marshall
4%
Jan
Cliff's Iron
(Glenn L)
Portland
Electric
Cleveland
Clinton Foods
Coleman
Co
Gas
%
Feb
1,100
1
47®
Jan
3
convertible
$1.40
Consolidated
Manufacturing
503/8
Jan
65 Tb
Apr
Modine
18
250
16
Jan
18
Monroe
12%
400
117a
Apr
123/4 Feb
22
300
19 Ma
Feb
24 Mi
Apr
preference
Montgomery Ward & Co
1,800
Jan
Co
Chemical
common—
$3.50
85
Apr
Motorola Inc
Apr
54%
Feb
Muskegon
Apr
2 Mi
Jan
11
11
111/4
600
10 Ma
12 3%
Feb
17-%
18%
800
15%
—15
14
1%
1%
13%
15%
24
24
%
1
17
I%
100
16%
17
3,000
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
,
Continental
Crane
Muter
15 Va
Apr
Jan
1 Mb
Jan
National
Lead
16%
217a Jan
National
Presto
Apr
25
2,600
23 M8
Jan
25
42
100
38 %
Jan
3,000
700
33% Mar
26
251/4
26
400
19
10%
10%
200
103/a Mar
683s
68%
68%
100
66
11%
11%
100
IO51/2 105M2
15
59
95%
957a
19%
Jan
Jan
Mar
II Ma
19%
20
2,200
77
100
Mar
Apr
Northwest
177a Jan
20%
Apr
Oak
72%
79% Mar
25%
25%
25M!
300
251/1
25%
300
14%
2,800
A
1/4
118,500
41%
4,300
1378
Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Manufacturing
Ohio
Edison
& Company
Ohio
24mj Feb
29
Jan
Oklahoma Gas &
25 Mt
23
123/i
Jan
14 Ma
11/64 Apr
37
Jan
Pan
Detroit
Dow
Cleveland
&
Dodge
Chemical
100
37%
Jan
40%
Apr
Parkersburg-Aetna
21%
Feb
25%
Apr
Peabody Coal Co common
387a
Jan
43
8%
300
77a
Jan
33%
100
293/4
Jan
5
3/8
100
53/8
Apr
9%
97a
1,400
73/4
Jan
Ma Apr
Pennsylvania
9% Mar
35%
6 Va
Pepsi-Cola
Apr
Class
A
du Pont
Dodge
Philco
Jan
30
Corp
(Un)—
Petroleum Co
—
1,100
7%
Jan
12% Apr
350
10Vi
Jan
13
Apr
Pullman
Co
5
37
36%
37
1,000
33%
Jan
33 Va
Jan
Pure
10%
11%
400
9%
Jdn
117a
Apr
300
104%
Jan
1247b
Apr
RKO
—
Service
56%
41
42
Co
Mills
Phonograph (Un)__5
Box
—
Jan
58
Apr
Jan
149
Apr
Jan
42
Apr
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
.
117a
1,300
97a
10%
400
15'<7
15%
400
674
6 34
63/4
9%
9%
9%
7%
7%
5
Finance
General
Foods
General
Motors
11% Mar
9 7'a
Apr
12
Jan
11 Va
Jan
Rexall
15%
Apr
1,000
5%
Jan
7
Reynolds
-
9%
Apr
12
Jan
100
674
Jan
200
38 %
Jan
77a Apr
4574 Mar
16% Jan
Gibson
stock
.
St
National
Louis
_
Co
Gossard
(W H)
Great
Greif
Bros
Greyhound
Griesedieck
Gulf
Oil
88
Jan
A...
124 %
Apr
Schwitzer-Cummins
&
61
577a
Feb
Apr
Serrick
68%
70
3,700
59
Jan
70
Apr
Shell
357a
37
2,400
31%
Jan
38% Apr
50%
51%
600
44 Va
Jan
51% Apr
Sinclair
35%
700
34
Apr
35 %
59c
Corp
(Walter E)
5
5 Va
1 3'8
5
Apr
67a
Jan
Jan
55% Mar
34
100
30
Jan
850
9%
Jan
10% Mar
500
1% Jan
1%
14%
15
21%
2034
21%
13 %
Feb
15
1,250
187a
Jan
Co
Steel Strapping Co
Oil Corp
Bend
Central
Pacific
4%
Co
Inland
Steel
Nickel
Co
(Un)
4074
43
900
38 Va
Jan
43
Apr
38
37 Va
38%
900
34%
Jan
38%
Apr
22
23
600
22
Apr
30
Jan
100
2
Apr
21
28
Mar
33 %
Jan
Jan
63%
Feb
%
23
27b
23b
32
60 3
59
a
32
607b
1,600
563/4
3% Mar
?'
'
%
343/4
400
2574
253i
22
574
574
300
11%
11%
13%
1,500
19%
19%
19%
300
17%
17%
1,100
100
38%
34%
34
47%
9%
,47%
1
30%
31
Jan
377a Mar
25%
Feb
27
5% Mar
Jan
6%
Jan
18'/a
Jan
17% Mar
19'/a
Apr
17%
Apr
20'/a
Jan
Feb
47%
Apr
11%
Apr
9%
400
9%
Apr
31%
400
28 3,4
Jan
.
934 Mar
323/4
Apr
4%
Apr
37b
3%
100
207a
22%
900
1878
Jan
26
28
28%
600
20
Jan
29% Mar
19%
18'%
19%
900
1774
Jan
193/4
Apr
22'%
22 %
22%
1,100
20
Jan
22%
Apr
11%
11%
250
11% Jan
12
Jan
56%
56%
200
54 Va
Jan
63% Mar
143/B
14%
2,300
1334
Jan
15% Mar
111,700
02
Apr
45 %
46%
550
40%
Jan
217a
14'%
32
46%
18%
3% Mar
Feb
Apr
32
49
Apr
187B
1,850
16 %
Jan
19
Apr
41%
900
38%
Jan
41%
Apr
64%
65%
500
54%
Jan
65%
Apr
29%
65 %
187b
41%
29%
300
27
Jan
2974
Apr
3%
2,000
11
11%
300
187a
18 74
187a
300
1
5
67a
6%
3%
2%
3%
27a
22%
7
500
3
93/8
11%
Jan
6%
Jan
4
3% Mar
Apr
20% Mar
133/b Mar
8
Apr
Feb
1,700
27a
Apr
334
Jan
22%
550
20%
Jan
23%
Apr
16
18%
Mar
Feb
16
16%
1,200
15%
15
153,4
800
13%
Jan
16 % Mar
37
36%
37
400
31%
Jan
37%
Apr
16%
33
337a
900
28 ^
Feb
34
Apr
63%
647a
500
54%
Jan
65%
Apr
8%
33%
8%
100
8%
Apr
9 Va
Jan
Apr
377a
37%
38
611
36
Jan
3834
51 %
48
'51%
800
41%
Jan
51%
Apr
61%
613,4
100
43%
Feb
61%
Apr
29%
29%
2,800
% Feb
Standard
Oil of
Standard
Oil
12
600
1134
Apr
15
Jan
Standard Oil N J
56 Va
573/4
600
46
Jan
57% Apr
Standard
4%
1,200
4
23
17%
227a
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
Feb
*
5
•
974
97a
900
8%
Jan
55'/a
9
Oil
17
18%
900
14%
Jan
18 Va
Apr
55%
2,400
47%
Feb,
55%
Apr
6 %
200
67B
Jan
7%
Jan
39%
1,400
35%
Feb
39%
Apr
6%
2.50
10
39%
38
24
24
25%
1,290
21%
21
21%
200
53
53
22
12%
12 34
25 '/a
253 4
25 3 a
25 3/8
257a
17%
17%
19
15'/a
15
15 Va
12%
24
Railway
Stewart-Warner
1,400
.1
1,400
200
1,100
.
400
Apr
55
1278 Mar
Mar
14
Jan
2574
51% Mar
-203/8
Apr
Jan
24 % Mar
25'%
Jan
15%
Apr
2274
Jan
15
Jan
15% Mar
1&
1%
Apr
IV2
Apr
637a
900
577a Mar
63%
Apr
13%
14
200
13%
Apr
14%
Feb
50
50
100
50
Apr
50
Apr
20 3,4
20 3'4
20 3/i
50
163/8
Jan
21%
Apr
42
41%
42%
1,900
32%
Jan
42%
Apr
6%
67a
1,200
5%
Jan
63%
Feb(-
44%
45 %
500
35%
Jan
45 Va
Apr '
26 %
267a
400
24 %
Jan
267a
Apr
6%
3,400
1%
2,900
300
1%
1%
1,200
53
68% Jan
83 V4
Apr
827a
500
2,000
72%
Jan
89 Va
Apr
500
32%
Jan
39 Va
Apr
85
891/4
38%
39
97a
97a
100
9%
Jan
107a
Feb
20%
20%
300
19 Va
Feb
22
Jan
10
10 %
1,400
93/a
Jan
10%
Apr
89%
Corp
1
(Un)
1
15
14%
16',4
2,400
*
39
38%
39%
400
22%
25 Va
6,700
10
Jan
8
Apr
193/4 Mar
Sundstrand
Machine
20% Apr
Sunray
Corp
Jan
25
Apr
Swift
101
50
Apr
101
24%
14%
Apr
22 Va
Jan
32
Jan
39' Va
Apr
15%
Jan
25%
Apr
16 %
Apr
101
10
1,050
9% Apr
80
11% Jan
Jan
90
Thor
Feb
Mar
—1
85
86%
400
23
23
23%
500
18
Jan
24
45 Va
300
40%
Jan
41%
53%
51
53%
1,700
26%
26
26%
700
31%
307a
313a
2,400
28 Va
337a
33%
700
28%
40 %
200
26
357a
Co
Trane
(The)
Tool
Edison
Co
317a
Truax-Traer
Jan
357a Apr
Jan
40 %
208
Apr
I
(Un)_
common
Century-Fox Film
So
La
20%
3,000
Jan
20 Va
Apr
457a
500
417a Feb
45%
Apr
69
7072
400
577a
Jan
70%
25
Apr
18%
18%
18%
1,100
17Jan
19 V4
127a
12%
127a
800
12%' Jan
13
57
62%
3,700
36%
Jan
62 %
313/4
32%
300
2578
Jan
32 Va
27a
600
2
Feb
3
Mar
20
Apr
18
Feb
—2
2
Jan
20th
19%
443/4
*
Corp
Coal
20%
45%
5
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
Apr
1
—
Co—
Co
(The)
Transamerica
53%
5
25
Apr
287a Feb
Jan
Mar
Tool
(Un).
Co
Power
Toledo
457a Mar
Oil
&
Jan
617a Apr
61 %
I
1
Corp
21%
Jan
Jan
2
Feb
61%
Sunbeam
700
1%
79 %
Studebaker Corp
200
8
6% Mar
100
25 %
200
17
45% Mar
Jan
700
7%
10%
Apr
Mar
15% Jan
36%
42%
7
Container
Stone
8%
40 %
Jan
213/8
Jan
19
5
Equipment
Corp
25
9%
263%
Jan
63'/a
15
(Ohio)—
20%
101
107a Mar
10
(Un)
Co
24%
8
5% Mar
28'% Apr
I
51%
28% Apr
20% Feb
44%
•
of
20%
10
Jan
*
Indiana
24%
1
Jan
25
California
Jan
900
24%
434
22%
"l%
19
1,350
2
1,100
4,300
17
14
247a
10
5%
28%
30% Mar
Jan
5%
26 %
16%
Jan
4%
28%
57B
28'%
40 %
13% Mar
page 41.
431
417a
16
28%
•
see
Apr
16%
700
20%
1
Co.
For footnotes
Feb
Feb
667b
*
300
24%
.100
Steamship
Co
International Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical
International
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
4
19%
Light
Interlake
29 %
55 %
1
137a
2734
10
.
&
Jan
300
(Un)
18 3
28%
3
RR
Apr
27
Apr
66 3/8
5
Co
11%
57%
..100
Power
7%
65 '/a
5
(Un)
Co
Spiegel Inc
Spiegel Inc warrants
13%
20 "a
—
...
Indiana Steel Products Co
Indianapolis
7
60
Apr
66%
1
15
Works
Lathe
Southern
Apr
Texas
Brick
Illinois
3%
Apr
7.50
common
18%
13%
1
Co
common
(new)
Southern
217a Mar
1
.
preferred
Illinois
Jan
57-8
45%
Feb
6
*
Co
Corp class B
Oil
South
1% Feb
500
14%
.10
...
common
27a
1,700
Apr
51
347a Mar
10
Roebuck
Signode
Apr
46%
34
9%
900
Jan
200
55
600
__
&
& Door
2,350
6
417b
1
Society Brand Clothes Inc__
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
—
9%
.1
_
Huttig Sash
3%
57a
6
Apr
25% Mar
1
Oil
Sears
2
_
Co
Hein Werner
3
"3%
Apr
2874
Jan
17
*
Scurry-Rainbow
10%
62
Standard
Heller
300
Apr
24% Jan
50c
41% Apr
34
25
_
Co
Jan
54%
__3
1—
Organ Co..
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman <G) Brewing Co
277«
1.40
Schenley Industries (Un)
Apr
•
Brewery
Hammond
200
1
Jan
93i
*
Dock
Corp
Hallicrafters
50
-77a
10
2 %
38%
1
-
Western
600
Jan
100
♦
Cooperage class
Corp
(Un)
115% 124%
2%
200
5
•
Co
Dfedge &
1,800
2,100
50%
•
(Uni
Lakes
2%
62
1
Graham-Paige
Drug
23B
42
10
—
1
...
Corp
Stores
500
53 Va
5
41%
„
...
Glidden
45 VA
7%
27 %
12
"A"
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
697a
6
Refrigerator Co
(The) Co
Gillette
42%
53%
*
Stockyards
St
10
— —
5
_
_
dividend
42
700
*
Co
Bros
Rockwell Spring & Axle
62
1
....
.
Corp.
300
1
5
Tobacco class B
(R J)
387B
41%
5
-
_
457a Apr
Feb
1,800
(Un)
Drug
34
_
..
Telephone Corp old com..—20
50%
Gray
124%
•
General Package Corp
General
Ex
2%
*
Corp common
Corp
417a
-
—
-1
(Un)
when issued
New common
General
.2.50
-
Co
Electric
General
41% Jan
5
50c
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
34%
5
Corp
Feb
100
45
*
46Ta
St Louis Public Service
General
Apr
6%
*
(Un)
127%
10
.
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Amer Transportation
Apr
Jan
4
43
1
5
America
129
15%
Inc
Auto.
Drive
600
Apr
15
397a
1
(Uni
Corp
of
Corp
2,700
42
1
America
of
(Un)
Theatres
Richman
Four-Wheel
5%
135
Apr
Jan
•
*
200
117e
11%
15
_
57
14534 146
—.5
Mfg
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Flour
Jan
15
323/s
*
Indiana
(Un)
Company
Oil
Radio
10
Elgin National Watch
Emerson Radio &
89%
50
300
1,200
45%
50
33%c
——12.50
—3
*
Quaker Oats Co
122% 1247a
—
5
—
(Un)
&
50
V
15
39%
,
/
—
Corp
Controller
Jan
23%
—1
of
13
10C
de Nemours (Un)
Kodak
Paper
Electric
Co
13
_
10
42 %
10
Co
11%
»
Eddy
Car
13
1
Eastman
Steel
Pressed
Apr
;
(Un)———
Corp (Un)
12
....
(E I)
257a
...——
A—
RR
Co
Phelps
Jan
10 3% Mar
Corp
Controls Inc class
Penn
Public
(Alan B)
Apr
28 %
•mm,
*
100
10
Co
87a
-2
B.
2,500
12
Corp
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
class
Co
Pen
...5
(U11)
Nav
Manufacturing
1,900
217b
Airways (Un)—1
World
American
Parker
Apr
(Un)
Motor Car
Packard
Apr
Mi Apr
41 Va
40%
100
9%
42
—10
Electric
43%
29%
8%
Feb
Mar
Apr
Oil Co
25%
29%
Apr
73/a
107a Mar
28
1
-12
*
——
(Un)
Apr
5%
29 %
17%
Jan
22
10
Co
—
8%
10
.
Co
583i
Jan
Phillips
Deere
Jan
7
978 Jan
42 Va
—
———
33M2
9%
15%
28'/a
2
10
—
Bancorporation
40%
1
25
10
1
Cudahy
■
43 %
25%
1
Corp
—
Industries
24%
25
*
Motors
Jan
54%
40%
Rights'
64 34 Mar
300
14%
Feb
Mar
86
58%
40%
68 Va
Jan
58%
*
Feb
Jan
-I
58%
25
12 Mi
12
56%
77
26Va Apr
106
81%
77
40Q
45
—1
New York Central RR (Un)—.——1
North American Aviation (Un)
-1
North American Car
Corp—
10
North American Co (Un).—
—-10
Northern Illinois Corp
*
Northern Pacific Ry ————.—100
Northern States Power (Minn) com—5
Feb
Feb
500
300
400
17%
15
& Mfg.———
Tile
National
Apr
21% Apr
Jan
102
3,400
20
Apr
36%
Co
National Standard Co
42
58
7%
10'%
125% 125%
5
1
5
--5
(Un)_.
Prod
Distillers
300
34%
58%
7%
*
50c
Nash Kelvinator Corp
600
25%
11%
Feb
Jan
17%
—3
A
Company
National
33%
105%
37a
3
10%
•
-*
*
—
—
class
25 Va
211/8
Ms
21
Feb
Specialties—
Motors
Convertible
21% Jan
% Apr
42
*
Company
Apr
18 Ms Apr
24%
5
*
Consumers Power Co
79 Va
3
2% Mar
25
*
*
Co
65%
Jan
Aircraft
Feb
300
—
Missouri
75%
preferred
Vultee
64%
1,000
10
—
Mississippi River Fuel
Portland Cement—
Jan
Jan
ii
1,200
3 Ms
Min & Mfg
50
common
800
2%
Minnesota
100
(Un)
79%
2%
Apr
211/a
%
21
Rights
Edison
787b
~2%
73%
12
1
5
System
Apr
79
>
Apr
21%
Jan
1/4
Columbia
Commonwealth
13%
Jan
61
1% Mar
400
Inc
Apr
19% Mar
Jan
200
l3/8 Mar
1,000
Inc
Apr
33 Va
Jan
19%
73%
Jan
Apr
17'/2
•
23%
Jan
18 %
*
Cement
62
6 5 Mi
*
Jan
26%
1,200
11
Apr
9(4
50
1%
Co
20 %
100
19
450
24
1
Ilium
2,700
33 %
2,450
Jan
%
1
100
23%
18%
13%
Brick Inc
Metropolitan
50%
common
22%
Feb
2634
10
-*
—1
5
Cement Mfg
& Co
Co (Un)—
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Field
Martin
82%
preferred
iVz'/e
Apr
13
21
200
■
Cleveland
28
25
600
1%
3%
3%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
Chicago So. Shore & So. Bend RR.12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
Chrysler Oorp
:
——25
Cities Service Co.
10
Jan
*
Ky
Marquette
Jan
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac
25
13%
73%
10
600
26%
24
1 Ms
24
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)—__—.—25
Chicago
Corp- common...
;—1
Apr
277a
Feb
Jan
82
Co
Service
31%
33%
5
4
10
-—-v.
50
Corp.—
117a
Jan
18%
23
50
'
25
West
South
&
Jan
297b
23%
————-4
Middle South Utilities
*
Miller & Hart Inc common
—1
Minneapolis Brewing Co
—.—1
50
*
10%
900
5%
8%
Biscuit
1,900
5%
8%
of America
Corp
11%
31%
—,—1
Apr
427'b
400
82 Ma
(Un)
Pacific
Carr-Consolidated
Apr
11
31%
27%
—
National Cylinder Gas
Canadian
17%
*
Co..———
& Sessions
1
5
common—.
Jan
38%
Feb
3GV»
Jan
Burlington Mills Corp (Un).
Burroughs Corp (Un)
13%
Apr
11%
Llbby
*
20c
Brad Foote Gear Works
1,100
39%
14
Jan
33%
5
....
17%
•
107a Jan
29%
600
13
_———
(E.J)
Sons
&
16%
9%
1,000
10
5
Mar
McNeil & Libby
.-7
Lindsay Chemical Co common——*
77
preferred ———
10
35»/4
Corp..
40
Lamson
42%
—
Borg (George Wj Corp
Jan
Jan
34%
U
2
(Un)
38%
65 y«
Feb
41%
*
Bearings Inc
•—.——
50c
Belden Manufacturing Co
.——10
Bendix
Aviation
Corp.—.—
5
Benguet Consolidated Min'g Co (Un) _lp
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
*
Binks Manufacturing Co
1
Bastian-Blessing Co
100
31 %
1
33 Mid
—
University
(Un).—.—
Co
Gas
Medusa
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Apr
39%
1
Keiley Island Lime & Transport
Kennecott Copper Corp
(Un)
Knapp
La Salle Extension
35 %
—_—
63
Apr
42 Va
Corp
Mfg
Avco
Co
13
Jan
168%
3
Washer
Automatic
Jan
56%
17
}
—----
18V* Apr
Jan
700
Co.
Drug
253% Mar
Jan
24%
17%
166
—
3% Jan
168%
241/4
17T»
168
*
10%
100
Apr
241'a
(111)——.—1
(Un)
5
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American
Tobacco
25
Amurex Oil Dev class A common——5
Anaconda Copper Mining
(Un)—50
Armco Steel Corp (Un)—
10
Armour & <#o
(111) common.
5
Ashland Oil
Refining common
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
50
Athey Products Corp——
1
Atlantic Refining Cq
10
& Stand San
200
59%
Alum
Kaiser
Feb
29%
12%
10
Light Co—
&
High
12
59 %
—
Laughlin Steel (Un)——-10
& Chemical common
1
Power & Light (Un)
8.75
&
Jones
Gas
Low
12%
-•
Co
—3.50
& Electric—
•
Power
Interstate
55
American Investment Co
American Rad
Feb
3%
10
.
45
29
—1
—12.50
Co——
Can
American
900
8%
20
—
(Un/
47
Range elnce Jan 1
High
59%
Tel (Un)
International Tel &
High
High
5
Mfg—■->—■—-i.—,——50o
Dorp (Un)
1
Vratories
—*
Chalmers Mfg
Range elnce Jan 1
Low
Shoe Co
International
19
19 <4
5
Brass
American Airlines
Shares
397a
(Un)
International Paper
17
—
Allis
of Prices
Shares
21%
21 %
-*
—T
—
Advanced/Aluminum Castings.,
Akron
for Week
47
-5
—10
Steel Co—
for Week
of Prices
Low
15
—7.50
Ltd
Packers
International
Sales
Low
Par
Acme
Par
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Laboratories
Range
Sale Price
the round-lot transactions only
A compilation of
Abbott
Last
STOCK3
Sales
Week'*
Friday
Midwest Stock
Salle Street Corp
57
23,4
1
1
20
197a
20
500
157a
Jan
1
14%
14
14%
200
13
Apr
19%
1
*
61
19%
60%
61
Apr
Mar
Apr
Apr
200
19
%vApr
22% Mar
80
59
Jan
61 Vi Mar
Volume 179
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
35
(1963)
4 i
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•;'
».
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Union
Carbide
Union
Oil
of
&
Carbon
Air
United
Corporation
S
U
.•
California,
United
U
Corp
Lines
Rubber
U S Steel
Van
Dorn
Iron
22%
21%
22%
1,000
21%
Jan
24%
55^
1,000
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
__
Air
136% 136%
__
29%
Jan
47
44%
47 %■
13,000
39%
Jan
12%
•
10
10
25%
(F
Yates-Amer
150
-
10
Jan
•
Apr
26% Mar
Amer
Airniies
Broad
American
inc
Para
Can
Car
&
12%
Foundry
100
38%
Apr
42%
Feb
4,200
50%
Jan
73%
Apr
American Cvanamid
29%
200
27%
Feb
29%
Apr
American
Co
Factors Ltd
(Un)
1434
143/,
300
13 %
Jan
14%
Apr
American
16%
16%
1,100
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
American
Radiulor
American
700
29%
Jan
31%
Feb
3°2
Apr
30
3»
s
19 %
19%
40%
40%
«
1434
14^4
400
fe Apr
Common
Chem
&
&
class
S
B—*
Tel
17%
Co
19
Jan
20 % Mar
Apr
Jan
45%
Jan
American
Viscose
14%
15
Jan
American
Woolen Co
8%
Apr
11
Jan
,
Anaconda
5
9%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
91/4
9%
400
*
42%
42%
43%
700
38%
Jan
*
5534
57
20O
65%
Apr
73%
51
Radio
Corp
__
(Un)
Fuel
Steel
Armour
985
11%
Jan
119
15'A
Jan
16% Mar
36
36%
Feb
39 Va
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
72
34% Mar
34 Va Mar
338
43% Mar
48'A
16%
270
14%
17
Feb
185
35'A Mar
36
Mar
Par
590
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
588
29%
Jan
35%
Apr
1,970
156%
Jan
166%
Apr
62%
403
5tHa
Jan
bD'/2
Jan
32%
251
31%
Apr
37Va
V
13-/4
J an
20 V4
Apr
705
29%
Jan
36 Va
Apr
45%
47
992
43%
Jan
47
Apr
American
Stores
American
Tel
10
Co
Tel
&
City
Elec
100
Baltimore
37%
Jan
44
44
Jan
48%
Fen
164% 168%
167%
34% Mar
46%
3,425
168%
Apr
Bendix
21%
22
735
19%
Jan
33
32%
33%
917
29%
Jan
8%
Jan
.13
Transit
1
preferred
Securities
Corp
Company
Chrysler
Curtis
8%
8%
1,299
2%
2%
59
50
4%
5%
958
29%
50
common
(par
5%
30
$5)
now
Corp
.25
Publishing Co.
30
150
12%
58%
12%
57%
6%
6%
._1
350
150
11%
59%
7
5
768
Jan
9% Mar
2% Mar
3 %
Apr
4%
5%
Feb
Co—
non-cum
Bankers
Budd
8%
lc
22% Mar
33%
25 %
140
Feb
Jan
301
Jan
150
11% Mar
13%
Apr
Feb
Apr
56
140
Feb
6%
65
Apr
8%
Mar
Jan
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
28%
28%
29%
285
27%
Apr
30% Mar
30%
30 %
30%
2,596
28 Va
Jan
31
Electric
Storage
Finance Co
New
A___
class
Garfinckel
% 'k
(Julius)
Motors
23%
3
337 %
Jan
410
Apr
20
42
Apr
42
Apr
10
41%
41%
20
41%
Apr
18%
18%
200
18%
Feb
67%
70'A
2,441
58%
Jan
70%
Apr
15
15
8
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
23%
23%
950
22'/a
Feb
24% Mar
—
10
L)
Light
com_
Salt
Mfg
8'A
Jan
10 '
Jan
13%
14 Va
666
12%
Jan
41
40 Va
41%
3,475
35%
Jan
16
15%
16'A
3,437
15% Mar
18%
Feb
25
f!
J
Mar
14%
Feb
42% Mar
43%
43
44%
277
40
Jan
45%
36
37 Va
289
36
Apr
40%
Feb
36%
36%
37
3,152
32%
Jan
37% Mar
25
211
23%
Jam
26%
Jan
—20
7'A
33%
7
32%
18%
—10
common
5%
Gas
common.
•
•
com
—50
•
Co
_
_
_
Co.
2,754
IVa
33%
19%
Jan
5%
Jan
2,244
5%
Jan
7%
Apr
1,232
28%
Jan
34%
Apr
2,632
Jan
16%
19%
Apr
~27 Va
26 Va
27'A
996
25'A
Jan
27%
27%
545
25%
Jan
28 %
27%
27
27 %
140
26%
Jan
28% Mar
84%
87%
1,034
69'A
Jan
87%
72%
7o%
140
68%
Jan
76% Mar
5%
50
4"%
Jan
5%
Apr
35
357a
339
33 %
Jan
36%
Feb
33 %
33%
546
30%
Jan
34
Apr
OQ
90
15
28 %
Jan
31
Feb'
86%
1
Corp
Light
Gas
13%
35
•
common
&
Lothrop common
preferred
_10
_100
______
102% 102%
25
(Un)
&
102%
Apr
102%
Apr
76
Apr
Apr
a4%
5
4%
Jan
5'A
Apr
8%
185
8%
Apr
9
Feb
a2%
5
10
2.90
100
2.85
13%
14
300
750
62
%
1,500
3%
Apr
Jan
15%
Jan
18
73%
I
Feb
Jan
66%
10%
Apr
11%
2.45
2.35
2.50
9,613
2.05
Jan
79
84'A
1,237
52%
Jan
4%
5
1,214
—
4%
640
12
292
11% Mar
13%
Apr
50
11%
Feb
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Apr
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18
325
16%
Jan
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Jan
16%
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1,203
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24%
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5%
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Jan
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461
10
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51'A
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16%
16%
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Co
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Motors
Oil
Crocker First Natl
Zellerbach
45'A
Jan
Feb
64
Mar
498
81%
Jan
96
Apr
Jan
47%
Apr
96
47%.
140
42
16%
177
15% Mar
1
Jan
18
50
44%
Jan
48
50
100
47%
Apr
50
12%
Jan
14%
14
14%
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&
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JA
15,141
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345
71
70'A
71
554
4
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1
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(Un)
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1
8%
84
125
Apr
Apr
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Apr
fe Apr
,
Va
Apr
37
Jan
41 Va
Apr
59
Jan
71
Apr
41%
56
18 '
8%
Jan
Mar
Jan
44'A
Feb
58% Mar
25%
Feb
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9% Mar
Mar
61
Mar
75
304
72%
Apr
75
Apr
100
100
124
76%
Jan
100
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Jan
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—
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—
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4
24%
—
25
43%
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of
12% Mar
Jan
a51
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Co
10'A Mar
56%
50
Preferred
Steel
Feb
a51
25
common
Co
35%
—
(Un)
Refining
Jan
Apr
—
Aircraft
Products
90c
2%
Consolidated Chemical Ind Class A—*
Continental
20% Mar
Apr
33 Va
10
1,341
•s
15/64
Continental
Apr
Apr
A—2%
Edison
Y
Jan
51%
47%
—
Rights
N
Feb
17
Feb
16%
__
4
Apr
45'A
58'A
96
—
.
61*0 Mar
25%
50c
25
58
—
10
Columbia Broadcast Syst class
Class B
al0% al0%
__
58%
26
16%
270
34%
Apr
* Apr
45%
1,170
34%
Va Mar
15% Mar
340
50c
—
25
Apr
20%
24%
1
of
10%
Jan
—
100
Edison
9'A
5%
America
Natural Gas Co
58% Mar
84% Apr
Jan
24%
Com
System
10%
12
al3% al3%
—
'
58% Mar
79
'
(Un)
Apr
20
115
2
common
Apr
10
__
25
Ltd
Feb
V4
5%
Va Mar
a82% a82%
—
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Gas
2.65
84
Apr
Feb
a59% a59%
—
5
(Un)__
Chemical
4
Feb
Apr
Jan
50%
5
(Un)
Clorox
Crucible
Jan
11%
73%
-
21 % Mar
580
10
(Un)
Vultee
a__
„_
19% Mar
1,640
2%
(Un)
Consolidated
a__
Apr
10%
10
Corp
—
50
10
61
101'A
170
24
Jan
200
7
Apr
426
8
Apr
Apr
Apr
24% Apr
25
24%
1
7
1
J
—1
—
9%
9%
Giorgio Fruit Corp "A" common__5
—
15
15%
530
14%
Apr
14
13%
14
921
13%
Apr
15'A
Feb
64
110
62
Jan
64
Apr
41
64
40%
Amer
(Un)
Curtis
Publishing Co (Un)
1
Curtiss-Wright Corp
(Un)
Class
B
5
common
$3
preferred
Dominguez Oil
Douglas Oil of
Chemical
Dow
Du
Apr
Jan
66%
5
Cities Service Co
Di
35c
Feb
10%
15
—,—_
Chicago Milw St Paul RR
Crown
25c
%
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Corn
607
61 %
—
Ry
Co
Eureka
Columbia
leo
31c
Mar
10%
Co—
Celanese Corp of
Chrysler
30
1
Inc
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Central
34
72%
—
__
4
Pacific
I)
loo
Jan
2.90
—
5
—
Cement
(J
Apr
29% Mar
a20% a20%
__
1
(Un)
Stores
Burroughs Corp
Byron Jackson Co
Case
95%
28%
115
65%
Company
Canadian
106
347
•
-i
Bunker Hill & Sullivan (Un)_
28 % Mar
27%
*
United Gas Improvement
Co
Broadway-Hale
Cons
4
5%
&
Borden
Feb
2
Borg-Warncr Corp
Consol
5
(Un)
Co
Commonwealth
24%
5'A
Steel
Oil
10%
8%
—PI
Blair Holdings Corn
(Un)
Boeing Airplane Co cap (Un)
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp—
Apr
36%
3
El
Bishop
8% Mar
a2%
—
d
(Un)_
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Co—
preferred
preference
Paper
5%
166
14
•
Reading Co
Woodward
8%
Jan
•
Bethlehem
(Un).
Apr
a4%
—
1
Com
Mining
Apr
42%
31c
—
—100
Apr
10
Jan
34
33%
31c
13
23
Jan
9% Mar
34%
a30% a30%
—
__lc
Co
Cons
Preferred
167/a
•
Washington
Apr
Jan
62l
•
Transportation
Service
United
18 Va
18%
23%
»
common
Potomac Electric Power
Sun Oil
Mar
22
—10
Philco
Scott
18
--
1150
preference
div
50
1
Common
$1.40
8%
18 V'b
1
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
Public
69%
--
—15
Navigation
Participating
Corp
Apr
18%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia
41%
50c
.5
Corp
Pennsylvania Power &
div
27%
—25
common
preferred
Pennroad
$1
Apr
Oil
Aviation
a95% a99%
a30%
1
Jan
844
42
Hecht (The) Co common
Pennsylvania
24%
410
Corp
Coal &
Martin (Glenn
23%
42
Gimbel Brothers
Lehigh
23%
(Un)
(Un)
RR
Calveras
410
,
convertible
Geneial
•
50
__
a98%
3
California Packing Com
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
old__100
clas A
L
a8%
(Un)
Apr
10
B
New
4
Battery
of America
class
946
a8%
16
50
42%
Petroleum
Benguet
Budd
1,565
Duquesne Light Co
10
Band in i
200
a9%
42
5
P2
Ohio
&
Bankline
Jan
155%
22
Common
$2.50
Baltimore
*
Corp
High
46%
__r
Securities
Low
45
22%
a9%
10
——
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin Securities (Un)__.
36%
.10
Co
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Range since Jan 1
High
36 %
46%
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic
Mfg Corp
22%
__
__
(Un)__50
Jan
60
35
42%
(Un)__,—___—_5
Co
Apr
34
5
(Un)
Wedge
Atok-Big
Avco
Shares
Low
Refining
Jan
18
10
Corp
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
vH/''(v 4'"
American Security & Trust Co
v
Atlas
(111)
Jan
44%
al8 al8%
__
5
;
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic
Sales
(Un)
Corp
Feb
13
34%
—
20
coru—
Co
&
Atchison
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Oil
Apr
62%
—
50
Arkansas, Louisiana Gas Co (Un)
Armcu
—
57%
Feb
Apr
32%
__.
—4
(Un)
Anglo Calif Nail Bank
Arkansas
Apr
Jan
55
Jan
12
43% Apr
Zenith
50
Jan
166% 166%
62%
25
(Un)
Copper Mining
47
33%
—
25
Corp
1,598
17%
—
100
American Tobacco Co
40%
10
;
55
a__
—
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•
Tel
&
a__
a43 a44%
a44%
3
(Un)
(Un)
American
6,100
.
S
100
16%
—
Smelting & Refining—
1,600
29%
_
Potash
24%
44%
—
—20
22% Mar
11%
__
10
46%
250
15%
15%
a40% a40%
a33% a34%
15%
\
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(Un)
High
44% Mar
51%
11%
(Un)__l
com
(Un)
Low
20
a57% a57%
54%
1
(Uiij
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Co
Range since Jan 1
High
a86% a89%
a89%
*
;
Shares
a47% a47%
v23%
23%
__
__
20
Limited
29%
16%
*
Allis-Chalmers M'fg
Aluminium
'
•
Dye Corp (Un)
38%
10
Co
Mar
24%
&
73%
10
Machine
Chemical
(Un)
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
common
common
65%
Co
Co
8
2,800
Co
38%
72%
Service
W)
Apr
47% Apr
Allied
American
r,
Public
Apr
Reduction
American
10
25%
25%
*
Power—
Publishing
34%
600
Rights
Wisconsin
136%
32%
1
Woolworth
Apr
31%
10
Corp
Wieboldt Stores Inc common
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
World
126
32%
•
Telegraph
Electric
100
*
—_.
Par
Laboratories
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Abbott
Exchangi
Week's
Last
Apr
5%
1
5
Electric
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
__10
Motor Co
Wisconsin
78%
Apr
Works
Union
Feb
46%
lo
Westinghouse
70%
Jan
__
Western
300
38%
Walgreen Co
White
76
600
(Un)
common
30
San Francisco Stock
467/8
(Un)
Corp
APRIL
High
45%
__20
Co
x74%
Low
46%
Inc
(Del)
ENDED
Range since Jan 1
High
___25
Gypsum
S
Shares
Low
__
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOB
Sales
Pont
de
15'A
Apr
A
&
700
6%
Feb
37
36%
37
957
33 %
Feb
—
11%
11%
335
9%
Jan
II Va
Apr
al27% al23%al28'A
206
105%
Jan
124%
Apr
25
22%
—4
(Un)
Nemours
6'A
41
6%
2,480
—
5
(Un)
common
class
Jan
8
10% Mar
1
Fields
Calif
Co
Mont Lab
du
4
:
Jan
10c
Co
(Un)—25
36%
Feb
41
Apr
7% Mar
38
Jan
BONUS
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
Terminal
1st
Refrig
&
Eastern
ser
A
1975
72%
73
$3,000
72%
Mar
Warehouse—
El
mortgage 4s—;
1958
99%
99%
-1,000
99%
Apr
99%
Apr
Air
Eastman
Natural
Paso
Ewa
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Co
*
Gas System
Rights
_.—_______—*
—._.
Plantation
Florida
Food
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Power
Low
20
21
14%
13%
ft
General
New
Range since Jan 1
High
21
—
Brewing
Light
Duquesne
5
Low
203
17%
•
14%
524
32
3,174
High
21%
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
fe
Apr
372
Apr
Equitable Gas Co
Harbison
Natco
Walker
*
Corp
Pittsburgh
Reymer
Glass
& Bolt
Bros
&
Rockwell
5
Plate
Pitts Screw
San
8.50
Refractories
Spring
10
...
Corp
Apr
_5
Toy Mining
10c
United
Engineering & Foundry
United States Glass common
Vanadium
Co
For
Air
Brake
Electric
footnotes
440
28%
Jan
see
41
31
Jan
127
22%
Jan
24% Mar
295
24%
Jan
30%
9%
9 %
-
__
Co
,
6%
6%
•
6%
Jan
10%
100
10%
Feb
10 Va Mar
20%
125
20
Jan
20%
a38
153
35%
Jan
39%
47%
49%
825
41%
Jan
49
23
23%
100
20%
Jan
24
—
a44
a44
50
40%
40%
40%
1,086
com—4
122 (A
5
—
Corp
Apr
10%
10
(Un)__—_—4
Chem
8
a37'.A
—
_^_..__20
Light
57% Apr
5 Vb
20%
'
—
3
Electric
Foods
350
7%
Jan
Co
General
Motors
General
Paint Corn
'"Cumulative
Convertible
9%
old
*
a__
a—
38%
%
Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
—
40% Mar
5
Corp common
4
—
Utilities
Company
(Un)_
4
5
(The)
1
—
—
122%
Apr
39
Apr
40'A
Apr
450
58
Feb
61%
Apr
70
1,140
59'A
Jan
70
Apr
9%
200
Apr
10%
Feb
15
^
Jan
1,710
61
9%
—
17%
88
40%
68%
—
1,289
39
60%
70
•
common
116% 122%
61
(Un)
preferred
2nd pfd
Public
Gillette
(Un)
—
Corp
Gladding McBean & Co
Goodrich
<B F)
Co
10
(U11)
_10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Apr
Great
North
Greyhound
56
187
52%
Jan
15%
245
15
16
Jan
17
17 %
145
16 % Mar
17%
Apr
28% Jan
31 %
Apr
46%
Jan
54'A
Apr
Apr
9
Mar
31%
265
a54% a54%
50
23% 23%
a88% a88%
a61%
a62
111
19%
Jan
25
25
79 Va
Jan
79%
88
59% Mar
59% Mar
a52% &52%
13% 13/a
90
48% Mar
52%
Apr
1,032
13% Mar
14
Feb
20 Va
Jan
24%
11%
Jan
31%
7
20
6%
Jan
7% Mar
Ry
(Un)
non-cum
pfd
Corp
—10
(Un)__4
3
__
—
—
—
13%
Jan
59% Mar
6%
5%
5%
200
20%
21 %
123
6c
__
13
9%
Apr
54%
56
5
25
Jan
307
1,500
47
Feb
Apr
56
Apr
24
30%
13
6c
13
1,000
275
5% Mar
18%
6c
12
1
6%
6%
125
22%
22%
103
22
723
22%
2,026
50 Va
10
page
7%
23%
24%
24
24%
12.50
Corp
Jan
29%
*
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
5
30%
6
24
__
Axel
1,610
29%
*
,
&
6%
30%
30%
56
4
(Un)
Co
&
common
General
Jan
6%
__
a21% a21%
—
10
—•
Co
Machinery
General
Duquesne
Gas
Capwell
1
__——_
Sales
Last
Sale Price
(Un)
(Un)
Products Corp
Electric Bond & Share Co
Emporium
Friday
Inc
Co
Works
Oil
Electrical
El
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Lines
Kodak
Dorado
72"%
64%
73
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
5%
Feb
21%
Apr
7c
Jan
13%
Apr
6%
Hancock Oil
Hawaiian
Honolulu
Hunt
class
A
Pineapple-Co
Homestake
Hudson
Co
Mining
Oil
Co
1
12%
Com
*
——12%
Motor Car Co
Foods
—_•
Ltd™.
(Un)__
Inc
6%
'
—
—
—
—
8%
__
23%
24
516
12%
12 /a
575
a40%
a41
60
Feb
13% Mar
30 % Mar
40
Apr
71
247
Jan
73
Anr
8%
9
400
8%
Apr
13
Jan
16%
16%
100
14 %
Jan
17%
Apr
Jan
1.40
71
57
Apr
23%
Feb
Idaho
Jan
26%
Jan
73%
Apr
Apr
International
Maryland Mines Corp
International Harvester
Nickel
(Un)
(Un)
Co. (Can)
1
—*
(Un)__*
—
—
a40%
1.00
1.25
1,300
30%
21
a39% a40%
799
28%
Jan
110
37%
Feb
'llO
Feb
31
Feb
38%
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1964)
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
(Cont.)
Sao Francisco Stock Exch.
Par
International
Intex
Oil
Co
a69%
17%
33 %C
»10%
tuii)_——.—_•
63%
—
23
—
Corp
jonns-Manvilie
Jones &
Laughlin Steel
10
(Un)—.
Shares
Kaiser
Alum
Chem
&
Corp com
Preferred
1
—50
---i
—
Kennecott Copper Corp
(Un)
61% Mar
Raytheon
17%
10%
Apr
Apr
Remington Rand (Un)
Repuuiic Steel Corp tliu)
51%
55 %
69%
Jan
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)——.10
39%
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23
1
32%
31%
32%
1,449
•
(Un)—25
57
57
34%
Kern County Land
1,820
525
62%
Apr
23
537
20%
Jan
8% Mar
35
532
26%
Jan
35
220
47
Jan
2%
475
77%
78
428
66
Jan
78 '
44%
534
39%
Jan
46
34%
100
33%
Jan
36
Jan
8%
33
14%
8%
34%
14%
2,637
a22% a22%
50
Oil
Cement
Roos
Apr
34%
Manufacturing
44 %
2%
Feb
34%
14%
*
Aircraft
Inc
—
7
1
*
a22%
5
18%
*
—
McNeill & LlbbyJ-
Libby
Loew's
Corp
(Un)
__
240
8%
&
Co
Marchant
(R
H)
Calculators
Marine
Bancorporation
Martin
Co
Mathieson
Matson
(Un)
1
(Glenn);
Chemical
(Un)
Menasco
Mfg
Merck
&
Middle
Co
South
Utll Inc
M J & M & M Cons
Monolith
Mines
Jan
14%
Feb
22
Jan
22%
Jan
San
(Un)
Portland Cem
Utilities
Co
Power
(Un)
cpm
Montana-Dakota
Montana
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Distillers Products
National
Gypsum
National
Linen
Natomas
N
Y
Service
Company
18%
16
2,682
Mohawk
capital
Co
58%
50
725
17
Jan
25% Mar
56%
Jan
Aviation
North
American
Co
North
American
Invest
Pacific
8%
550
Jan
9
44%
44%
36%
37%
25%
14%
Feb
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
27
11,000
2c
12,778
75c
17
9%
Jan
29%
3c
Apr
Water Co
(Un)
Edison
Sugar
Oliver
Co
com
United
11
Jan
Southern
50
35%
35%
814
32%
Jan
36
60
31-%
60
32%
675
56%
Jan
62%
Apr
30
Feb
32%
Calif Edison
Co
Coast
Gas
6%
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Packard
Palmer
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118
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793
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140
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3
47%
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5
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122
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54
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308
355
57%
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89
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15
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Apr
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36
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265
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Mar
17
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57
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154
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42
44
Jan
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41%
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Feb
509
25
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Apr
Jan
208
25
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32%
Jan
213
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Jan
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18
25
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20%
207
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235
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35
28
12
20
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98
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Apr
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81
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25
26
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10
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60
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Jan
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223
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38
178
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Apr
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Feb
Apr
53
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APRIL
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Sale Price
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21
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20
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440
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16%
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Apr
25
17%
Feb
39% Mar
20
47
Tel
Steels
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Feb
Brazilian
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British
American
26
Apr
British
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108
Apr
British
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Apr
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58% Apr
46
preferred
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all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
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direct
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W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
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24%
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11,544
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465
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100
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21
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1,221
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12
12
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Mar
Jan
103
Apr
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102 % Mar
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„
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Jan
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Jan
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91
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82%
29
25
Feb
Jan
327
A—•
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39 %
91
*
Telephone
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on all
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class
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B
Apr
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Apr
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12%
*
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48%
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*
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Light & Power
Bank Note Co
104
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15
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Range since Jan 1
High
14%
90%
100
_
&
Shares
14%
•
Associated
25
20
preferred
Asbestos
Range since Jan 1
High
a7% a7%
•
Aluminium Ltd
Shares
High
•
Algoma. Steel
5%%
25
a7%
4%%
for Week
for Week
Low
Argus Corp Ltd common
Sales
Range
Low'
22%
Par
Week's
Sales'
Range
Last
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
Friday
Week's1
of Prices
Friday
Montreal Stock
common
Ltd
24%
25
7.020
21%
Jan
25%
33
34
225
32
Feb
36
Jan
22
22
23
630
22
Apr
30
Jan
*
•
1
Volume
Number 5321... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
179
(1965)
canadian markets
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Canadian
Class
Car
&
Foundry
Low
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
$1.00
13
18%
20
2038
1,580
19
20
21%
4,278
20
Feb
321/2
Converters
Cellulose
class
A
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Oil
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Farm
Mining
Consolidated
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15%
16
24%
10,989
17%
17%
5,776
21
8%
26
28%
28%
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class
Coal
6%
B
Dominion
common-
common
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
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Dominion
Tar
&
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Enamel
Co's
Ltd
Power
57c
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Holt
Lime
Smith
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$4.25
325
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150
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13%
5%
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125
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100
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Labatt
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of
17c
the
preferred
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Lewis
Class
....;
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7%
Feb
8
3.05
23
2,125
19%
Jan
23%
15 %
18%
Molson
(Robt)
Breweries
Class
B
Montreal
Morgan
National
Co
5%
Jan
15%
Jan
18%
110
23%
1,633
109% 110%
111
44
101
Drug
Preferred
&
270
104
Jan
111
Jan
45
59
Jan
67%
Apr
16%
Ogilvie
17c
Feb
52
Flour
Steel
Mills
75
48%
41
1,885
32%
Jan
95%
100
22%
22%
1,577
19%
Jan
50%
600
44%
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43 %
43%
44%
41
95%
2,255
Apr
38
95%
.50%
Jan
47
33%
35%
2,496
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35%
9%
9%
9,535
9%
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10 y.
4.75
35
Jan
5.80 Mar
Jan
39%
Feb
Apr
7%
20
97%
400
20%
101
Apr
Apr
20
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Feb
9%
Jan
101 %
Apr
25%
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Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
25%
230
23%
Jan
25%
7%
4,510
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7%
39
39%
2,813
34%
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40%
Jan
87
Jan
40
39
Jan
44
15%
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34 %
Jan
40
133
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50
69%
2,069
54
Jan
69%
19
Jan
26%
83
275
78
30
6% Mar
Mar
85
30% Mar
33
Jan
26%
Apr
32
225
3,580
21%
Jan
28%
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140
Jan
140
Apr
12
Jan
12
Apr
140
5
12
12
240
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55
14% Mar
15
12%
13%
5,695
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13
17
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17
138
9%
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18%
10
2.50
3.00
615
1.75
8%
8%
125
8
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625
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18
18
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8%
8%
8%
33
33%
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3.00
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201
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Feb
20
Apr
Jan
20%
Apr
18
Apr
7%
26%
18%
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8%
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dan
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34
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15
15
235
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16% Mar
24%
25
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23%
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25
25
25
25
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16
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16
104
104
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11
5
11
13
25%
11
13
Jan
100%
Feb
610
9%
Feb
11%
13
100
25
25%
500
35%
50
67
69 %
1,007
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*
*
Apr
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Apr
16%
Jan
104
11
Apr
Apr
Jan
13% Mar
25
Feb
26%
32%
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36
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58
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69%
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31
31%
246
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100
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15%
70
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23
430
,
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150
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152
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25
24%
25%
350
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64
64
66
345
60
Apr
74%
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40
41
130
40
Apr
47%
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Week's
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Low
High
Jan
28 %
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Apr
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1.50
1.50
1.90
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Westinghouse
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7%
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12 %
5 %
19
19%
20,400
19
57
12 %
468
88
Jan
49%
Jan
Feb
100
935
-
Feb
52
250
Apr
Apr
5.25
4.90 Mar
Feb
17
Jan
57
57
240
53%
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57% Mar
34
35
31%
Feb
34
59
59
59
.
1,155
125
19%
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Apr
59
57
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Apr
58%
270
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58%
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25
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3,855
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48%
6.749
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48%
24%
24%
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47%
47
1.75
1.73
1.75
26
162
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175
Apr
pfd__100
85
83
85
20
82
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85
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4.90
4.90
100
11%
11%
100
10
Mar
65
65
2
62
Apr
68
Mar
105
105
20
102
Jan
105
Apr
10%
10%
250
10%
Apr
10%
Apr
3.65
3.75
600
3.35
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3.75
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7.00
7.00
1
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7%
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75c
110
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105
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Paper Corp Ltd
75c
a23
a23
a23
48
49%
a
13 %
a
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Jan
Mar
57%
12 %
40%
Jan
12% Mar
Apr
14
Apr
Jan
44
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•
21%
20
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2.750
20
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25%
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34%
34
34%
675
27%
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34%
Apr
Dominion
Structural
37
38
180
21
Feb
40
Apr
55
Apr
65
Mar
East
Kootenay Power 7%
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Fanny
Fleet
Ford
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Candy Shops
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*
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of
Can
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55
1
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Lambert
Co
Ltd
1.65
4,000
1.20
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99
1,719
63%
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93c
501
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25
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24
24%
Feb
22%
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1.70 Mar
100
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1.00
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25%
Feb
28
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25
Jan
Jan
Apr
25
9,705
10
10
5
9%
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9%
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4.85
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8
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460
27
27
45
26
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29
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20
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57
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4.50
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1.60
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50
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preferred
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conv
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a22
1.65
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200
98%
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Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com
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30
4.50
a22
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55
4.50
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....
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67c
red preferred..
100
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„
pfd—J..100
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V
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a44
Mar
—
49%
Dominion Engineering Works
Linoleum
42
Feb
Jan
80c
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70c
10
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5,062
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1
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pfd
of
35
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Co
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Bakeries
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Mar
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&
10
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Canadian
David
Jan
54%
Ltd
Canadian
(R
9
100
*
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Canadian Inter Inv Trust 57c
Ltd
25
58
preferred
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Feb
8%
Jan
*
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10
100
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Industries
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13
Feb
50%
5
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10
Feb
10
a
11%
B
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Claude
Apr
13
75
34
Vinegars Ltd
17c,
9
125
99
*
class
Ltd
Co
120
50%
•
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Ltd
9
8"%
100
2.60 Mar
10%
1
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Co
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12%
25
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a
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Apr
Feb
10,630
33
19
17%
200
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Apr
18%
1,160
18
18
Feb
Mar
1,900
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1,050
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44
12,815
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Mar
*
35% Mar
Jan
95/b
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100
3.00
Jan
37%
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Canadian
Feb
31%
26%
a
33
1,195
28%
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28% Mar
31
18%
940
44
8%
Canada
6% Mar
480
25%
a
35'A
27 %
Canada
Apr
17
34%
43'A
28
Canada
Apr
925
17
35
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
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82%
13%
10
8%
$3
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16
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140
30%
36
*
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Jan
129
66
26%
45%
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Apr
24
29%
Jan
27%
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7 7c.
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40%
42%
665
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Development Co—
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Belgium
Apr
34%
69%
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1,567
10
Belding-Corticelli
Apr
84
16
3,255
45'/a
Arcan
Apr
39%
40%
29%
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Apr
7%
6
39
43%
29%
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Jan
25
•
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Anglo-Canadian
Apr
9%
*
Jan
12%
45
Brown
35%
28%
40%
Friday
Apr
31
Products.
Apr
29%
Sale Price
Apr
30%
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3.45 Mar
135
10
—
STOCKS
Apr
Apr
23
:
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.
11%
24%
24%
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Api-
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1,525
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Jan
10
-
Royal
Apr
51%!
40
50
•
preferred
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12
101% 101%
__
10
Scotia
Canadienne —.—...
Commerce
Jan
1,260
Apr
•
9
„
*
Apr
14%
50
15%
20
Ltd
•
Apr
67%
95%
5
2.59
131
4
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35
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com
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no
17
Car
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Jan
15
14%
22%
*
38
Canadian
4,456
51%
100
135.
Apr
871
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda
23%
110%
*
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11%
100
common
Jan
45
.
67%
41
102
Jan
20
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National Steel
Jan
20%
111
43%
15
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Limited
Apr
19%
.
6,000
•
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15%
20
preferred
3.40
135
12
Apr
12%
11
23%
23%
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&
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3.25
135
—100
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Apr
Feb
7,415
65
5
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3.30
,
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preferred
Ltd
Zellers
Jan
3,400
100
A
32%
850
102
*
class
Jan
9
18%
25
common..
23
9
18
6,394
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new
555
96
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16
_*
Apr
31
17
Mar
11%
23%
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25
23%
*
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Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mitchell
Jan
9 '/'a Mar
14 %
40
B
33
30%
31.
20
Jan
3.05
15%
7.50
Mailman
McColl
Jan
23%
132
.*
Apr
Mar
150
Nova
38%
—
40
29
32%
18
Apr
131%
A
Jan
5,305
101
4%%
Apr
3,160
.
class
206
33
Apr
7%
.
Ltd
39%
31%
18
19
3
Export
39
32%
101
25%
20
Bros
MacMillan
39%
Jan
142
11%
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Apr
228
Jan
7%
•
18%
14% Mar
38
Jan
39%
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1,670
38
Apr
18%
common__5
class
18%
Apr
•
Acceptance
17%
Feb
12%
15 %
10%
Class B
Apr
57
715
—5
Preferred
Apr
26
Feb
Jan
8,947
11
(John A)
27
24
Feb
19
131%
Secord
,23% Jan
150
10
25
•
——
Lang & Sons Ltd
Laura
140
355
26
50
18%
5
common
130 % Mar
26%
26
150
24 %
♦
Woods
15
26 %
18%
Apr
275
(John)
Apr
700
common
Mar
25
!
32
2,985
(Geo)
8
25
Lines
Jan
5.05
Weston
23%
100
Pipe
25
11%
Jan
140
25
International Utilities Corp
Preferred
25
140
56%
Feb
71
a4.00
Power
a33
140
__
10
dan
2,383
Jan
24%
Ltd
a32%
Apr
5.05
6%
300
6%
826
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Apr
55%
20 %
23
6%
140% 140%
200
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53
a32%,
Apr
11
Winnipeg Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric 5 7o pfd
87
International
101%
a4.00
common—*
common.™
50
55%
Apr
44
—
400
•
8%
39%
Paper
Apr
53
*
21
87
Petroleum
49
53
*
„
Jan
43%
preferred
Cotton
Leaseholds
7%
39%
17
45%
Feb
Walker Gooderham & Works
18 %
8%
87
International
Jan
44%
Western
4,542
8%
50
pfd
Apr
39
53.
•
Wilsils
43%
International
Jan
24%
common
Apr
115
710
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Apr
50
6%
115
10
8,933
49
Apr
Apr
5%
15
19
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;
pfd
Apr
£1
Canada
Wabasso
17c
Corp
12 %
39%
of
Steel
40%
30
preferred
Tobacco
United
35% Jan
9% Mar
40
Nickel
Apr
45%
_*
50
100
7%
Apr
Oils
291
preferred
iutl
49
Jan
14
Feb
25
*
Bronze
Feb
Jan
all5
*
5,971
preferred
International
37%
*
Ltd
12%
23
"
preferred
3,580
13 %
•
common
40%
140 %
„3
Corp
Stores
i
12% Mar
48%
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Power..
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11%
8%
ion
—
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23
'
40%
•
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12%
$1.50
'
5
.13%
•
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36% Mar
26
common
40
$2.00
.
12% Mar
15
13%
7
1
common
Acceptance
7
3.75 Mar
•
pfd
49
Apr
al02
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
4%
preferred
i_
__25
preferred
Apr
Apr
42
Apr
*
—
38% Mar
Feb
1927—.50
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
Bay
Mining
67c
12%
Jan
8%
inc
1st
Jan
36
7
100
Paper
10
70
Apr
Alabastine
(Renfrew)
Howard
1,350
1
5
&
Southern
i
.
Jan
Jan
all5
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4%
13
20
General Steel Wares common..
Tire
Jan
Breweries
Feb
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Goodyear
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Voting trust certificates
Simpsons
Feb
•
Dynamics
Apr
8% Jan
4.25
•
preferred
General
General
28
28%' Apr
30%
100
preferred
35
31%
49
„100
Feb
16%
*
common
1,155
5,326
36 %
471/3
__
*
com
—,
Jan
Jan
common
Gatineau
Canada
6
42
6%
-„1
of
25
Apr
I
preferred
38%J
44%
*
50
100
12%
23%
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Williams
49
50
—
preferred
27%
•
„
4% 7<
7%
4%%
118
3,510
•
pfd-_
B
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100
common
preferred—
%
13
5%
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada common
Fracer
Feb
Flour 7%
4%
A
Sherwin
15%
ioo
Heating
Jan
Class
2,535
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Corp
&
Apr
11%
Series
Apr
21%
•/
•
common—
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Shawinigan Water & Power
Mar
24% Mar
Jan
Corp
Lawrence
6,650
13 %
:
•
*
28%
13%
:
A
Apr
St
16
*
Paper Co class
Feb
29%
common
Eddy
35
15%
•
Kootenay Power
Jan
160
28%
*
—_
East
1,277
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Transnort
Power
St Lawrence
15 %
.
Coal
Ltd
Apr
29%
com
preferred
Donohue Bros Ltd
Brewery
Apr
25
Triad
:
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16
Jan
34
900
Clienncal common
17c
Jan
22
30%
common
Paper common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
4.00
Ltd
Dominion Textile
13%
536
34
Ltd
Co
Rolland
4.00
25
;
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880
24%
Thrift
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—
15
24%
Quebec
*
pfd
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15
24%
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Apr
4.00
I
Foundries & Steel
Preferred
35
Bros
2
;
com:
36 %
42
*
High
•
11%
12%
Low
Price
18%
10%
Range since Jan 1
High
Feb
11%
*
Ltd
Corsets
Dow
12%
: 17
Jan
21 %
r
373/4
7% Mar
6,272
Low
1 38%
Apr
16%
Jan
17%
Shares
•
4.00 Apr
24%, Feb
120
Jan
20%
525
26%
Feb
12%
Par
Jan
9 %
Mar
12
6.345
8%
6 V:
•
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21%
8%
26 >'2
Textile
Dominion
Dominion
20
•
Co
15
675
23%
•
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265
177/S
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Smelting
Seagrams
Blfidge new
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for Week
Power Corp of Canada
33 % Mar
19%
Apr
3.00
Sales
Range
"
Apr
120
15!e
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Distillers
23
48
Eaulpment
&
Leather
500
120
24 %
Class B
Davis
50
23%
*
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class
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of Prices
Last
Apr
20%
Jan
120
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24% Mar
Jan
7%
23
•
20
Mar
18
475
120
•
Corbys
29
200
7%
25
;
pfd
Vickers
Cockshutt
125
19%
10
Railway
Ltd
32%
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Consol
31
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•
Locomotive
16% Mar
7%
7%
-
Canadian Fairbanks Morse commona
Preferred
_,_100
Canadian
5,190
19%
25
<&
30
High
Mar
20%
25
Chemical
Canadian
18
•
series
APRIL
Friday
20 3 8
common
ENDED
'
Low
*
series
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
common
A
Canadian
Shares
FOR
Sales
for Week
Last
17%
a
17%
57/e
8%
Jan
Apr
14%
14
14%
a
19
a
355
10%
Feb
14%
Apr
17%
300
15 Vo
Jan
18%
Apr
'
Penmans
67c
Placer
Powell
•
preferred
.100
113
113
45
no
Apt-
1
27%
27%
29%
755
24
Mar
*
Development
River
.
32%
30
32'%
8,682
Company
—
—
26%
Jan
113
Apr
29%
Apr
32%
Apr
MacLarcn Power & Paper Co
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
Melchers
Distilleries Limited
Mexican
savard
&
MONTREAL
TORONTO
STOCK
CANADIAN
STOCK
Mica
hart
STOCK
of
Ltd
Light &
St.
Telephone
'Local
Branch:
62
QUEBEC
-
William
St., New
TROIS-RIVIERES
-
22
10
Pow
88
—
Canada
Ltd.
10%
a
Jan
Mar
Jan
60
96%
Mar
Apr
5.00 Mar
Jan
10%
Apr
91
Jan
Jan
_*
Co
a90
a90
a90
31
com—•
Ltd
-6%
6 %
6%
73 0'
5%
Jan
9%
Apr
7%
7%
200
7%
Apr
9%
Apr
-
al.75
al.75
1.40
Jan
—
10
—
10
!
1.65
Apr
5
34%
34%
35%
5,145
28
Jan
35%
Apr
Corporation
•
28%
28%
29%
1,065
24%
Jan
29%
Apr
Mount
EXCHANGE
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
♦
12
12
12
350
12
Jan
Ltd
common
13
.Feb
EXCHANGE
Phillips
City,
SHERBROOKE
-
Lt
&
Power Corp
Ltd.—^10
of Canada 6%
24%
&
M
Bearings (Can)
Sangamo Co Ltd
Southern
HAnover 2-0575
-
ST.
JOHNS, P. Q.
Tooke
Canada
Bros
Traders
Ltd
Finance
Trans Mountain
Pr 67o
21%
pid__100
22
17% al7%
50
7,925
25
500
15%
130
—*
•
36%
Line——27%
Corp class A
Oil Pipe
a
—.—-*
cum
240
22
220
50%
112% 112%
1st pfd.100
5
Ltd class A—*
common
25
50%
25..
50
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Square
CHICOUTIMI
Co
Pr
Northern Quebec Power 1st pfd—
West, Montreal
Office:
York
10%
a
4.00
Moore
>
R
Branch
94
50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
EXCHANGE
PL-9501
1203
100
a4.00
59%
60
—
Newfoundland
230 Notre Dame
54 %
96%
a4.00
10
Preferred
MEMBERS:
850
96%
*
*
67C
preferred
Mersey Paper Co
60
100
com
16
130
130
84
60c
60c
100
35 %
37
1,260
27
27%
660
/
Jan
25
Apr
50%
Apr
51
Apr
110% Mar
113
Jan
13%
a__
15%
124
Feb
—
f
Apr
Jan
16
Apr
Jan
130
Mar
40c
Feb
32%
Jan
37%
Feb
20
Jan
27%
Apr
60c
Apr
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1966)
Monday, May 3, 1954*
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
week',
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS
Par
Union
Mining
Aconic
Ameranium
Mining
10
10
100
25
Gold
Brunswick
1.800
4.35
600
17c
Ltd
1
a84c
400
10
Jan
Great Sweet
23
Mar
2.05
8,900
7c
5,500
2%c
__
2.25
4c
13,000
5.090
&
Smelting Corp Ltd .1
Mines
Carnegie
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Dev
&
Chibougamau
Cons
Rochette
Minel
Zinc
Mines
2.80
Jan
5c
Feb
14c
Mar
2%c
Apr
4c
Jan
Apr
12%
Jan
Apr
1.90
Rio
Oil
2.70 Mar
2.95
Ltd-
Feb
45c
10c
10c
3,500
Mar
ll%c
1.76
2,500
1.72 Mar
2.10
45c
68c
■ —
13c
Mines
Mining & Dev
22c
5,000
16%
—
150
16%
88c
22c
Feb
28c
14
Jan
Trlcan
58c 6014c
23,500
48c
Feb
67 Vic
Apr
Apr
5.15
Feb
Jan
9.25
Jan
16c
Jan
29c
Feb
17c
Mar
44c
Apr
3.CO
Jan
4.50
Feb
1.42
Mines
3.10
Lavalie Mines
fLingside
Jan
903
8.60
3,000
7.80
6,000
6714
5,154-
2.67
4,600
77c
60,700
c
26Vic
Jan
12
Jan
2.00
Jan
50c
Feb
9c
Jan
38 Vic Mar
16'A
Apr
3.35 Mar
88c
Apr
10c
11c
12,000
20c
22c
9,000
17c
Jan
22c
614c
__
20c
—1
Mining
Co
Uranium
Lorado
Mines
Ltd
j Louviciburt Goldfields
Macdonald
614c
1,000
5c
Jan
7 Vic Mar
Mackeno
Mines
Mines
Island
Ltd
Molybdenite
13 Vic Mar
Feb
New
Formaque
Fortune
New
Larder
"U''
__
Ltd
9V2C
4%c
13
'
40c
2.000
40c
Apr
16c
18c
9,500
13c
Jan
5014c 5014c
3,000
55c
22,500
1.23
__
__
37c
__
__
12%
13
1,300
20c
„
5OV2C
Apr
20c
500
1.21
1.31
87,850
3c
3'/4C
12,500
39c
Apr
Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
20c
Feb
1.05
Apr
3c
Apr
1
*
65 %c
Orchan
Ltd
Uranium
Parbec
55c
(Quebec) Ltd.l
Mines
Ltd—
Radiore
Jan
43c
43c
1.55
1.60
950
1.56
1.55
1,58
13,450
40c
37c
40c
900
37c
Apr
54c
Jan
Jan
—
—
500
35c
44c
Mar
1.25
Jan
Mar
1.80 Mar
1.24 Mar
1.58
65c
14,800
60c
Apr
95c
66c
70c
21,024
63c
Mar
84c
*
70c
70c
75c
7,900
1
19c
19c
19c
200
Oil
Limited
Co
Ltd
Minerals
Ashley
Power &
55c
Jan
15c
Apr
Jan
75c
Mar
1.9c
Jan
Apr
13
Class A
*
-
_
__
_
—
Preferred
Ajax
__
_
Consolidated
Alberta
Pacific
American
Jan
10c
Apr
45c
Feb
22c
2,500
3,000
22c
Apr
40c
1.00 Mar
2.05
29%c
22c
4,100
17c
Jan
13,500
4c
Apr
6c
Jan
8c
16,500
7c
Apr
11c
1,000
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
400
2.40 Mar
11 Vic Mar
21
Apr
102
Apr
17
5
100
11.100
10c
Mar
1,000
15c
Jan
16c
Feb
20c.
Apr
9%
102
76c
76c
1.900
70c
Feb
.90c
85c
90c
3,700
77c
Mar
1.00
1.15
1.10
1.20
12,625
1.10 Mar
1.48
Jan
3.55
3.35
3.55
1,200
3.20
Apr
3.55
Apr
1.60
1.60
100
1.60
Apr
2.15
*
—
—
35c
35c
35c
1,000
4.15
4.35
9.675
•
44
56%
Apr
85c
3.25 Mai-
26c
Feb
9%
Feb
8
4.35
«
1st
8%
7% Mar
1
Mar
40c
4.70
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
43%
45 %
3.316
39'% Mar
47
Feb
55%
57V4
5.856
46
Jau
58%
Apr
25%
26
940
23
Feb
26%
Apr
106 106 %
335
104
Jan
108
14c
14c
600
11 %C
Jan
18 %C
Feb
30c
Ltd
Canada
•
175
-1
-
28c 30 %c
9.600
22c
36c
Jan
6,200
75c
Jan
15c
Mar
pfd— _25
_
— -
106%
.
1
—
Petroleums Ltd
50c
93c
93c
17 %c
18 c
—5
11
11
•
2.95
2.88
3.05
7c
7%C
14,000
5.00
5.25
12.890
Nepheline
Yellowknife
Oil
Dev
1
A
class
Petroleums
—
7c
1
•
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Anglo Canadian
Pulp
5.00
95c
-
18c
15,800 V
Mar
1.03
23c
Apr
<
*
1
11
f
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan?
13%
Feb
3.80
Jan
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
4.85
300
Jan
6.00
Jan
10%
5,700 '•
2.50
53
52%
% 53;
270
48%
Jan
53
Apr
14%
pfd —50
& Paper
Anglo-Huronian
14%
14%
875
12
Jan
15
Apr
Ankeno
...
Mines
Apr
Mines
8c
1
.—:
/
__
1
6c
Jan
21c
36,300
Mar
1.90
1,905
Feb
18c
Apr
35c
1.00
Jan
2.55 Mar
42c
3.300
38c
65c
Jan
14%
2,965
12 %
Jan
15
Apr
91%
25
82%
Feb
91%
Apr
8 V«c 10 %c
10 %c
10.800
8c
Feb
12 %c
8,000
13c
Apr
24c
Jan
36c
Mar
63c
Jan
Mar
13c
15c
50c
57c
16%
16%
100
8c
8'Ac
12,000
12%
1,725
13c 13'Ac
5.000
11'Ac Mai-
7c
7%c
12,500
6'/sc Mar
9c
—~
53c
1
—
13c
Jan
39c
■
Com
46c
Mar
4c
14%
14%
—1
Gold
Mar
8c
1,000
91 %
•
-100
Metals
21c
212,000
5c
1.40
39c
5.000
9 1/2 c
18c
1.40
•
_
36c
8c
19c
Armistice
Ascot
31c
4%c
—
Argus Corp common
Arjon
35c
*
_
—
Aquarius Porcupine
Arcan Corp
Area
1
1
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apex Cons Res
Ashdown
Athona
Atlas
class
Hardware
Mines
Atlas Steels
Apr
12c
3,000
Jan
Feb
770
102
9%
____
_
Consolidated
Anchor
Jan
Jan
7c
2.85
Apr
Apr
10c
55,200
Feb
Jan
12c
2.75
7%
.
*
Gas
Preferred
Apr
1.12
Jan
7%
—1
_
Lead
1.75 Mar
Mar
22c
6%
1,380
'
Ainurex
Jan
5c
1.10
26% Mar
7%
—
2nd preferred
Amalgamated Larder
American
22'A
17 %c 17 %c
17'/2C
10
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd—
Algom a Steel
American Leduc
Jan
Apr
*
„
common
of
High
16%
24%
3.0201
11c ll%c
——
___
Knife
Distillers
Low
32.843
21
102
3
Alberta
Co
20
102
-
__
-
Alberta
Aluminium
7%
20 %
—
_
Petroleums
Aluminum
7%
—
#
__
...
Yellow
Albermont
25'/4
...1
_
Petroleums
Akaitcho
22V4
25
■
*
Acme Gas & Oil
20%
Range since Jan 1
High
100
.
—
Agnew-Surpass common
Shares
25 %
w
_
for Week
Low
-.20
common
_
Sales
Range
of Prices
22%
Paper common
*
Preferred
Apr
23c
4%c
Exchange
Week's
Last
preferred
Acadia-Allan
Apr
35c
4 'Ac
1.38
1.51
10,800
20c
19!4c
20c
3,800
1
Gold
Dredging Ltd.—
(1937)
B
16%
10
8%c
-1
;
*
:
Yellowknife
/——
12%
7c
—1
Mines
:
1
-
-
12%
_1
-
Atlin-Ruffner
2.92 Mar
1.10
14c
Jan
Mar
23c
1.55
34c
Jan
Feb
Jan
25%c
24%c
26c
3.85
3.80
3.90
1,247
3.50
Jan
4.00
8 Vic
5,500
7c
Apr
12c
Jan
814c
9c
1,500
8c
Mar
18c
15%
16% Mar
Jan
13c
8c
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
16%
Feb
16c
Jan
11c
,
Jan
13,600
6'/BC
Jan
13c
Mar
17c 17 'A c
1,066
16 %c
Apr
39c
Jan
10%C 11 %c
■
18
100
Mar
18
8c
1
__
'
*
__
24 Vic
Apr
14
26c
Apr
—
Gold
Uranium
Mines—.
1
__
1.20
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
814c
Silver
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Sisooe Gold
Standard
1
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Tiblemont
Trebor
United
_
Bagamac
4.100
10 %c Mar
15c
Feb
2.10
3,100
1.96 Mar
2.45
Jan
10
845
Mines
1,500
2,025
14c
Apr
Feb
4.25
Apr
Feb
43c
9c
Jan
21c
Apr
6c
Mar
12c
Jan
Barymin Co Ltd
Base Metals Mining
8.40
8.50
6.650
6.50
Feb
8.60
Apr
Baska
600
1.70
Feb
2.35
Apr
Bata
2.10
„
8Vic
9c
3,000
6c
Mar
Oil—
Ltd
13c
4,500
10c
Mar
16c
Jan
614c
4,000
6c
Apr
.'.14c
Jan
1.42
7,900
__1
1.38
1.33
1.40
70,250
14c
14c 1614c
22,500
1
4
3.75
40c
1
Copper
3.75
1
__
'
3.90
1,500
40c
40c
8.500
1.70
___!
1.70
200
304
31c
5,500
Limited
Petroleums
Ltd
•
Ltd
&
Petroleums
1
Gas class A
Ltd
__l
25c
Ca'gary & E'dmcnton Corporation Ltd.*
Petroleums
Ltd
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Central
.___»
Oil/Co
class
Class
Mining
1.14
1.40
Apr
Mar
17 Vic
Apr
Beaver
Feb
4.40
3.40
.38c
Apr
1.65 Mar
27c
7c
3,000
5c
65c
1,900
38c
Cordasun
footnote,
gee
Oils
4,600
5.40
2.55 Mar
7c
8c
7.000
6VBC
Jan
8 '/2 C
35%
Jan
40%
40
39%
45
43%
45
44
43
44
40% '
1,505
40
609
r
1.15
1.15
1.24
1.45
1.45
1.55,
70c;-
1,400
2.875
1.35
50c
Apr
Apr
Mar
38c
23c
Jan
Jan
14c
Jan
92c
1.39
90c
1.95
__
_
1
_
14,100
•'
2.00
1.40 Mar
15c
17c
5,700
14c
Feb
19c
34 %c
42c
118,450
29c
Mar
64c
21c
20c
22c
17,100
10
200
34c
600
*
A
1.98
1.90
17c
39 %c
10
34c
-
t*
%
46
46
.
30
46
23
22
23
230
35c
*
•
Lodge
35c
39c
10.493
6%
6%
6%
815
58c
69c
12,600
65c
Gairdner £
Mar
69c
19c
9'A
Jan
-
3,600
5.05
20Vic
24c
12,400
19 %c
Jan
36c
10
Apr
47c
30 %c Mar
Jan
46
18
Jan
23
18c
Jan
411/2
6%
40c
50c
7%
Feb
76c
Feb
Gompanij Inc.
Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4-5335
Feb
4.40
4.50
1,000
3.80
Jan
5.35
Feb
30c
34c
3.000
29c
Apr
40c
Jan
11%
11%
12%
11.220
9
Jan
13%
Apr
5.10
4.75
5.10
__
5.60
Jan
3.900
4.35
Feb
5.60
200
4.50
Jan
3,700
1,40 Mar
2.95 Mar
1 49
149
300
»
505
5 05
1,600
Ltd—____1
27c
27c
1,000
Canadian Affiliatet
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Gairdner, Son Sf Company
Member*: The Investment Dealer*'
Association of Canada
Member*: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association
of America
Montreal Stock Exchange
6.15 Mar
1.95
___•
1
28c
Apr
22c
Jan
1.85
_
1.44
4 00
27c
Jan
Feb
Apr
5.50 Mar
Wire system to all
Canadian Stock Exchange
offices
1.65 Mar
5.65 Mar
45c
Apr
Mar
Jan
1.64 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.45
__
Jan
44% Mar
1.15 Mar
1,3.445
65c
—
45
Jan
41% Mar
365
1.00 Jan
2.15
1.69
page
55c
5 10
Jan
Jan
Apr
10c
65c
55c
3.7C
1.80
«
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
614c
5.05
5,545
7,500
__
B
Feb
5.6O
Line.*'Producers
Explorers LtdL,
*or
Innes
1.50
65c
2
,.
Petroleum
Pipe
Consolidated
&
1.25 Mar
6lic
•
_
Bailey Selburn Oils
Calvan
Ltd
40
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co
Caialta
Petroleums
Bathurst Power class A
He
Apr
Feb
4.50
2.20
—
Bathurst
6%c
ll34
__
I
Feb
4.15
*
Mines
Jan
1.42
1
:
19%c
Feb
Jan
2.00
*
Uranium
10c
1
Ltd—
13c
Apr
Apr
22c
Apr
Jan
Bates
_1
9,125
9%
Jan
Mar
4.45
1
37c
2.10
13c 14'Ac
9
10c
69,700
10
Apr
2.18
—
1,500
__
14C
1
Ltd
2,000
8.50
He
8
10O
9 %
9%
10
Warrants
23,400
1
r
10
_
Mines
Mines
14 %C
9%
1
-in
_
6c
Stocks—
intone
Barnat
Barvue
,
1
-
13 %c
_1
—
_
Montreal
39c
Ltd
Mining &
_
Toronto
21c
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
1
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—1
Oils
of
of
6c
Ltd
Corp
Bank
38c
__
•
&
Apr
3.90
.
Bank of Nova Scotia
Jan
•'
_50c
A—
-
Consolidated
~
—1
_
Oils
Bank
Apr
2.05
10
_
—
16c
Ltd
Pyrite
11c
4.05
_
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Feb
1.22
13c
_
Ltd
39c
United Mohtauban Mines
Violamac Mines
Weeden
11c
3.95
84c
Apr
2.10
__
Mines
21c
Ltd
Asbestos
11c
He
1
Goldfields
Mines
Mar
7c
1
*
common
1
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
Trans-Dominion
Feb
93c
4.00
1
Sullivan Cons Mines
Mines
66c
19,732
11 %c
*
A
Avillabona
Banff
_
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——
1
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Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Lake
500
16,900
9c
____1
Ltd-
Ste'eloy
Tache
70c
1.22
7c
1
Mines
Gold Mines
70c
1.00
_
Electric
Class
Anr
1
Mines—.—
Aumaque
Aunor
Jan
18
1
27,000
River
Aumacno
Feb
8c
1
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd__l
Altex
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
62c
Bankfield
OH
8.15
64c
4X.5U
Jan
4,000
1.48
1
Que Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd..
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
,
500
Par
Apr
66
26c
II,500
.13c 1314c
1
Mines
Cons
Tazin
11%
Friday
Auto
Roy
11
1.95
Feb
'
(1945)
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pato
—
41c
Apr
70c
Aubelle
Obalski
Feb
Jan
1.00 Mar
20c
Jan
Feb
38c
20c
2.85
.
Apr
714c
4%c
__
Jan
7c
—
8c
1.19
19c
37c
22c
50c
Ltd
1.56
1.26
500
300
Sale Price
Jan
Feb
54%
«
Ltd
1,200
20c
1.70
STOCKS
Apr
3Vic
20c
•
Mining Corp.
5Vic Feb
214
1
Ltd
1.33
20c
1.65
—
1
Anacon
2,000
500
1
Ltd.J
Jan
Jan
5,000
66
1
Mines.
24c
14c
8c
24c
1
Ltd
Apr
Mar
3%c
45c
Santiago
Vinray
Normetal
be
24c
__
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd—— *
Mines
11 Vic
63%
New
Nocana
Apr
66
__„l
Ltd—.
Mines
500
Jan
18%
54c
New
New
25,000
i
7c
Feb
1
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9c
Apr
17
40c
—
v18c
1
—
Island
13c
'
4Vic
314c
__
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I,010
5
Ltd
Canada
Mines
Mines
500
1.8%
6%'c
1
Mines
New
v-9c
.
1
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Ltd—.
5c
a
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,
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Mining Corp ol Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Monpas
4
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5c
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Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Merrill
__
1
Ltd-4-i.
1.33
—
1.65
1
Acadia-Uranium
4.00
2.50
68c
Mines——l\
Copper
Jari
3.90
Canadian Funds
Apr
35c
2.45 Mar
25c 2614c
2.65
1
Ltd
2.32
Toronto Stock
Jan
4.45
16
1
&
8.00 Apr
Jan
1.25 Mar
Ltd
Oils
Westburne
Apr
75c
4.25
15%
Kerr-Addison
Asbestos
Jan
1.82
10%
1
_
Oils
5.90
100
Jan
Petrol-Chemical
Trl-Tor
Apr
Apr
15%
1
16%
20c
8,500
Kayrand Mining Dev Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd--
Lafayette
2,500
2.29
1
Development
Oils
Abitibi
3,500
29,100
1
Landover
7.75
2.29
1.37 Mar
Apr
8
——*
;
Feb
2,900
40c
Ltd
7.45
—
——_——*
Ltd
Co
Jan
23c
36c
1
Mines
--
Jan
3.10
36c
trust
Gold
18,000
Jan
20c
lie
20c
34c
1
1.37
Feb
Apr
2.80
26c
1
Apr
10c
6V2C
8.45
5
Mar
1,300
40c
Ltd
45c
16,000
36c
Co
8c
8lc
77c
__
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Ltd
6
4.10
4.00
—
Ltd—*
Mines
Jardun Mines Ltd voting
500
22c
—
*
Hollinger Cons Gold
5,500
32,500
614c
88c
*
Metals
90c
12c 1414c
6%c
—
4.45
Ltd
1.80
1.01
Jan
45c
45c
6014c
Iron
1.70
Feb
500
1
Mines
1 79
—*
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
1.73
—
1.76
•
Ltd
350
1
Apr
Fenimore Iron Mines Ltd—
Mines
Oil
Quebec
8,700
9.00
Ltd
Oils
Western
Pontiac
1.13
8.95
90c
Mar
6.50
Frobisher
Gold
Pan
1.01
--
—1
Ltd
Petroleums
Phillips
Feb
Feb
Jan
3c
Jan
1
Limited
Pacific
90c
8.95
*
Ltd_L__
Oils
Oils
Mar
Feb
1
Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil—-—
Ofcalta
5.00 Mag
9.65 Mar
Jan
Mar
1
Refining-
New
Western
2c
1
Ltd
Bristol
65c
1.20
Jan
3.85
2.25
Jan
1
Dominion Oil Ltd
&
a78c
High
Jan
♦
Ltd.
Petroleums
British
a84c
1.50
40c
Jan
7.75
Merrill
New
—
~.—1
Grass Oils———
Home Oil Co
Apr
9
1.05
30c
20c
Mines
500
2.05 Mar
200
2.95
Uranium
Jan
1,090
1
Inspiration
45c
13,000
1
&
Lakes
Apr
37c
6.35
1
Ltd.
Mines—
the
Apr
5c
2J4c
Eastern
Uranium
6Vic
Jan
35c 3614c
1
Mines
Apr
Jan
6.35
Mines Ltd
Eastern Metals Corp Ltd
Grandines
Apr
Jan
3.80
214c
*
Yellowknife
31c
21c
35c
1
Ltd-'.
Mines
Ltd
Smelting
Jan
Feb
2.52
6.35
1
Sullivan
Metal
lOVic
11 Vic
214c
*
Ltd
Mining Corp
&
__
_50c
Corp
Consolidated Candego Mines
Lead
Apr
*
Explorers
Consolidated
4.45
1
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
Research
Apr
Apr
*
Mines
Gold
Asbestos
Chemical
3.60
4.20
Feb
614c
—
1
2.85 Mar
Feb
9.25,
Jaculet
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
9c
2.78
Iso
Apr
10 Vi
60c
9.00
of
900
Feb
2.75
Por
4.30
Feb
9.00
Head
4.20
5c
2.78
Gui
4.30
31c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
_1
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd—♦
Giant
1
500
500
500
Fab
18,000
8.200
197,771
Dome
100
85c
9c
9
East
Jan
Low
1.77
73c
37c
1,000
1.90
Coulee
9% Mar
20%
—*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.77
Empire
6'AiC
9
Cobalt
Apr
Ltd
Low
82c
Del
Feb
9c
2.25
1
1,000
1.16
Celta
10%
Shares
1
Apr
14%
Producers
for Week
& Minerals Inc
Federated Petroleums Ltd
39%
37c
__
3514c
•
vtc
8,500
1,500
.
1.85
Cassiar
Jan
Feb
34c 3514c
—
1
21c
3.05
1
Min
Uranium
Calumet
33%
13
Sales
Range
Par
High
614c
—
1
Mines
16c
2.94
1214c 12%c
—
_—1
Ltd
Mines Ltd...
Gold
3.50
4.20
2.94
___—
Metals Ltd
Rare
Bouscadillac
3.40
1
1
Mines
Gold
Bouzan
1,340
—
1
.
Chibougamau Mines Ltd..—.,
Boreal
10%
—
——*
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Bathurst
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Barvallee
Belle
150
a2214 a22%
—
-1
1
.
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Lead
Avillabona
Belville
1,265
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Jasper Oil Corn
Corp
Mining
Anacon
39%
14'/■»
1014
—
*
Friday
STOCKS
Low
2V/h
1014
30
Range Since Jan. I
High
14%
__
*
*
Shares
Stocks—
Uranium
Algom
Ltd-
Ltd
Products
38 %
♦
& Co Ltd—
(Jack)
Westeel
*
-—-
class B
Pen Co
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(L
Waterman
Watson
Ltd
of Canada
Gas
United Corporations
APRIL
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK
Sale,
Jan
41
*.
'•
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Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
Feb
Apr
Volume
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
179
(1967)
T39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Frieay
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Bell
Telephone
Bellekeno
Beta
Gamma
Bevcourt
Blbls
Mines
Eright
Feb
24c
Mar
43c
22,500
15c
Jan
Coldstream
20,900
18c
Feb
35c
Jan
Commonwealth
13,600
9c
Feb
14c
Mar
7%c
7'/2c
9,000
5%c
Feb
9c
Feb
__
27c
G)
26'Ac
31c
39,380
22c
Feb
42c
Mar
15 %c
17c
46,700
15c
Mar
25c
Jan
Coniaurum
7'/2c
8%c
2,000
7c
Apr
10c
Jan
Consoiidaied
lie 12%c
10,750
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
Consolidated
4.25 Mar
Consolidated
__
nc
3.60
1.25
•
3.60
9%
1
1.25
3.70
1.25
700
8
9%
51,158
67/a
Jan
8%c
19,200
7%c
Jan
100
5%
Jan
*
___.
8%
8%
8%
2.25
2.20
2.30
1.12
10,300
1.80
1
3.90
3.80
4.15
5,525
3.75
•
*
——_
24%
24Vs
25
21,991
90
90%
275
Oil
pfd___100
preferred
__
—100
preferred
100%
___50
Jan
2.95
7%c
' '
__
1
common
861
100 100%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Coniagas
*
Oil
Jan
Consolidated Cent
9%
Apr
Consolidated Cordasun ;
Consolidated
Denison
Apr
8%
Consolidated
2.55
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
East
20 %
Jart
25
Apr
Consolidated
78
Jan
90%
Apr
Consolidation
470
90
Jan
48
Jan
52%
Apr
6%
Jan
Cons
Apr
Consolidated
500
16c 17%c
30,800
Arrow-;
2,500
23c
Mar
40c
Jan
5,100
25c
Jan
35c
Mar
16c
Mar
Halliwell
-_
24c
3.05
120,350
33c
35c
162,112
*
2.17
1.80
2.21
•
26 %
25%
27
2
1.10
1.08
1.12
10c
10c
11c
8,266
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
7c
8c
19,250
5c
Feb
ll%c
Apr
11c 14%c
65,133
11c
20c
Apr
8
Jan
Apr
49c
Jan
Consolidated
Mosher
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
*
Apr
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated Peak Oils
Bruck
Mills
Brunhurst
class
A
Mines
Brunsman
Mines
Brunston
Ltd—
i_l
175
9%c
20,500
Gold
Smelting-
8%c
17c
15 %c
18c
6,000
9.00
9.50
2,020
9
7c
9'/2c
6,000
7c
1,000
•
18c
18c
21c
40,200
Buffalo
Red
1
5c
4%c
5%c
42,500
Lake
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Burns
»
—
.
&
Class
Burrard
CalnoHh
Calvan
lie
50
48%
50%
310
37%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
475
7
Jan
19%c
—__1
FI011
12%
1
—.
11%
15c
•
Gas
&
17c
14c
4,510
8,600
13c
Mar
18c
Apr
5.10
2.75
3.74
2.75
550
7.25
7.25
7.50
1,279
•
Machinery
Malting
Northern
Oil
4.30
Feb
2.35 Mar
Jan
6.70
94
98
792
84
Feb
30%
29%
30%
150
28%
21
Apr
50% Apr
8%
Apr
24c
Jan
13%
Apr
21 %c
Jan
Warrants
Mining
Pershing
Zellerbach
Crowshore
5.50 Mar
2.97
Jan
8.50
Jan
98
Class
D'"E!<3ona
Jan
Apr
30% Apr
Delnite
78%
Jan
93
Apr
Detta
Jan
B
_*
Permanent
8%
Apr
Jan
57% Mar
Distillers
10%
Feb
12% Mar
Dome Exploration
Southern
35%
j.20
Ltd_—31
Petroleum
Warrants
9%
new
:
Admiral
class
Oils
—•
2
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
5.90
Breweries
Oil
Canners
Car
Apr
3.95
7,468
3.00
Apr
4.10
2,800
2.25
Feb
3.85 Mar
25
31
13
1,650
65%
16
preferred
Chemical
1,000
5.50
5.90
2,610
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
Steel
Canadian Colleries
Canadian
Decalta
60 % Mar
Jan
38c
4.40
Jan
65%
Apr
Dominion
50c
Jan
Dominion
6.25 Mar
1,855
32%
Jan
35%
Apr
6,174
21%
Jan
25%
22
24
3,009
22
Apr
30
Jan
18
18%
827
16% Mar
20%
Apr
20
20%
1,070
18% Mar
20%
Apr
20%
20
21%
3,764
20
common
3
Canadian
28
Feb
Feb
16 %
Apr
Fairbanks
Preferred
Canadian
Food
Prod
class
A
Canadian
Oils
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
Dragon
Duvex
19%
200
18
Feb
19%
32%
640
29
Feb
34% Mar
7%
7%
710
7%
Jan
9.00
9.25
6,725
7.50
Jan
preferred
9%
East
East
Rim
East,
Feb
Eastern
Feb
Eastern
Steel
58
53%
59
1,790
50
Apr
__
23%
24
22%
Feb
120
120
10
6'/b
6%
204
53 %
53 %
70c
Canadian
PiDe
Canadian
Prospect
Canadian
Tire
Corp
Utilities
Class
120
5% Mar
2.00
2.10
16
16%
285
40c
42c
7,375
16
965
45
15%
15%
165
Mar
152
40c
104
Apr
50
1,942
2.95 Mar
1.75
59
Apr
Apr
Paper class
82
706
24%
23%
24 %
17'/4
Mar
Jan
Mar
1.65
Williston
Canso
Asbestos
Jan
Apr
12
Jan
19
Apr
7.85
700
6.25
Feb
48%
48%
100
45%
Jan
Jan
National Gas Ltd
Casslar
Apr
24%
103% 103%
1.40 Mar
7
99
20%
21%
7,410
17
12%
12%
12 %
65
—
12%
13'/a
225
6c
3.00
2.95
3.10
7,200
2.01
Feb
45
45
215
34%
Jan
__
1
;
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87
Jan
7.85
»
1.88
1.80
2.05
6,135
1
8.35
8.20
8.60
4,148
86c
86c
800
6.25
6.40
2,709
1
—
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Ltd
•
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Central
Central Leduc
,
1
Explorers
6.35
2.41
•
700
5.10
2.00
2.00
2.55
4.95
"
4.95
1
Oil
2.10
4,200
8,200
71c
Central
Patricia
1
Central
Porcupine
1
16 %c
1
1.00
95c
8c
1.48
Lake
Centre
Uranium—
Centremaque
Charter
Gold
—
.
1
Oils
•
Chartered Trust
—___
1
20
—
—
Chateau-Gai Wines
Chemical
Warrants
Chesterville
Mines
1
Chibougamau Explor
1
1
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Chromium
*
Chrysler Corp
25
Citra-Lartic
Cobalt
1.70 Mar
8.00
trust
ctfs
Cobalt Consolidated
Fargo
Cochenour
Willians
For footnotes
twee 41.
13c
Apr
1.62
Apr
2.05 Mar
Feb
4.85
5.40
2,050
4.15
1,450
14%
Jan
33%
31
30%
Jan
16%
Jan
20c
27 % Mar
16%
Feb
6.50 Mar
16"%
Apr
34
Apr
33
34
4,265
6'/b
6%
38
151
151
20
13%
14%
3,316
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
78
99 %
Jan
102%
Apr
2,835
11 %
Jan
14%
Feb
100
11%
Jan
14%
9% Mar
12%
Apr
Jan
23
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7% Mar
9
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102%
102
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13%
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11%
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1
12%
12%
23
Feb
4%
Jan
150
4,210
21
23
3,019
8%
9
6,940
23%
23
23%
525
6%
6%
6%
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140
140
50
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30c
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16 %c
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6%
Mar
85c
1.03
Apr
151
2.40
2.55
2.55
Apr
1.02
1.12
4.05
4,525
Jan
62c
Feb
Mar
Apr
43c
Feb
25c
Jan
Jan
1.90
1.09
Jan
Apr
3.45
Feb
Jan
80c
3.55
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Jan
4.50
Apr
75c
85c
79,300
Feb
1.43
*
4.35
4%
4.35
420
4%
Feb
6
6
305
5%
Apr
Apr
6%
*
6%
Feb
20
A
24%
22%
Jan
25
42c
Jan
66c
6c
Mar
10c
Feb
14%c
Jan
43c
Jan
6
24%
24%
75c
400
60c
56c
60c
33,612
1
6C
6c
7c
5,232
lie
8%C
lie
16,750
19c
19c
4,100
•
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Jan
Mar
22%
22%
25
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Apr
1
7c
Jan
18c
Mar
22 % Mar
25
Jan
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25
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1
20C
__——_1
88c
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22%
18
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20%
24,000
87C
4,100
54c
31c
500
22%
Mar
Apr
25c
Feb
16c
to
Mar
1
104
Apr
Class
'55)
—
—
Lm*
Jan
1.07
Jan
16%
Ltd
class
A
B
16%
5,638
22%
23%
7,125
19
Jan
23%
21%
21%
21%
1,262
20
Jan
24
1.85
1.80
1.90
12,350
19%
19%
625
19
Feb
27%
27%
28
635
26
Jan
7%c
8%c
27.800
7%c
Apr
3.85
Jan
——-1
Petroleum
•
warrants
4.15
4.40
6.588
1
Mines
4.20
60 %C
58c
61c
82,700
16 %C
17C
8%
—.—
8%
1,000
Apr
Apr
6%
Jan
15
Apr
Flash
5
70
Apr
Fleet
Manufacturing
*
1.70
1.60
1.70
3,280
Apr
Ford
Motor
•
98%
92
99%
4,705
3.10
45
Fittings Ltd
Apr
3.00
Apr
Foundation
11%
Apr
Francoeur
1.00
Jan
Fraser
6.10 Mar
7.00
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.60
3.70
Jan
5.65 Mar
2.50
—
Pfd
Fasteners
Apr
2.39
common.—
*
50
•'
Mar
class
Feb
Mar
1
1.70 Mar
2.10
Apr
Apr
21
Mar
28
Apr
13%c
68c
15c .Mar
23c
7%
8%
Apr
5
5
Apr
1.15
Jan
5.05 Mar
Jan
47c
Apr
1.70
Jan
64
Jan
100
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
15
Apr
i___
15
15
460
12%
Jan
5'/bC
5%C
II,100
5%c
Apr
Jan
6%c Jan
18%
18
18%
1,392
15%
Jan
18%
100
102%
•
preferred
15
5»/8c
*
4.55
common
Warrants
75c
—
debentures
4%
17
0
—
common
Lid
,14% Mar
Feb
_____*
Co
Cos
Frobisher
5
20
:__
A
Gold
Cos
38c
1
'
—*
20
Iron
16
Jan
18c
23%
1
250
j.
14%
Jan
Feb
25%
15%c Mar
49,900
3.95
21 %
1.70
Apr
Jan
25c
Feb
Apr
8%
141
43c
19%
70c
Apr
23%
Feb
138% Mar
14,950
1.12
4.05
Jan
1.80
6
8,700
Jan
8.20
20% Mar
113,970
32c
6%
75c
18 %
14,925
92c
——
—10
Grain
Fenlmore
100
90
102%- 102%
30
5.20
Feb
4.55
24,643
60c
75c
4,245
30c
Feb
78c
Jan
90
100
88%
Feb
92
Jan
88%
4.20
Apr
102 % Mar
Feb
100
4.20
Apr
Feb
85c
Jan
18c
1,400
16 %c
Apr
22c
Feb
Gas Exploration <3f Alberta
•
64c
62c
65c
9,800
50c
Feb
78c
Jan
1.02
8,700
95c
Apr
Jan
Gatineau
*
23%
23%
23%
4,120
20%
Jan
23%
Apr
7%c
8c
3,200
109%
1.48
600
100
1.48
1
9.15
41
41
100
6%c Mar
1.29
Feb
40 %
1.45
12c
5%
preferred
.10% Mar
11
Mar
2.11
Feb
4c
49c
87,160
28c
Jan
58 %c
46c 47 %c
118
40c
Mar
62c
20,200
5%c
43c
1.11
6.500
2.65
120
6c
58
6%c
1,020
2.65
58
5,000
Apr
1.06
2.00
55%
Feb
Jan
7%c Jan
General
Jan
14,299
90c
Mar
1.20
90c
Mar
1.15 Mar
92c
84c
Mar
Mfg
Steel
Wares
Geneva Lake
8%c Jan
19,508
65c
Prod
General
Mar
62
Jan
21,600
1,600
General
class A
Preferred
1.00
72c
83c
175
9.40
11,685
5.55
Jan
5%c
25
5%
Jan
109
104
Jan
'
111
13
5%
Apr
Feb
Jan
43%
43%
805
35%
Jan
45
68%
67%
68%
567
58
Jan
68%
Apr
1
j.
Jan
1.43
111
9.00
5%c
3
.__
common
A
Apr
1.05
72c
Class
—
Jan
5
Dynamics
Petroleum
3.00
95c
84c
—
25c
6.65
6.60
6.65
600
5.00 Mar
7.00
Apr
1
6.70
6.50
6.75
1,500
4.90 Mar
7.00
Apr
,
45
Apr
Apr
Feb
Apr
;
General Motors
1.64
90c
5c
——_—
General Bakeries
18c
1
common
Mines Ltd
2,400
4%c
Power
Geco
Feb
Jan
Exploration
Feb
43
1.52
Gaitwln
1.74 Mar
Jan
90c
72c
12,000
4.85
100
Kirkland
Jan
95c
85c
20c
16%
*
Preferred
Federal
55
6 %c
1
2.25 Mar
3.856
common
(extended
Oils
Federated
1
.V-
Mining Corp
Jan
Feb
675
—
1.40
Mar
37,650
—
15,800
67c
H
—
1.25
15c
1.76
44c
Jan
Apr
3,880
11
113
Jan
41c
1
1.07
3,200
Players
Apr
•
,
Chemical
Voting
'
Apr
Jan
1.10
3,275
1.66
4%c
—1
Chimo
Gold
17c
17c
5.00
75c
1.74
50c
Mines
1.85
•
Falconbrldge Nickel
General
Cheskirk
1.72
16
16c 16 %c
11
Research
1.76
Mar
3.75 Mar
17,608
2,900
com
Corp
Fraser
Corp
Mar
13
'
Feb
Mar
Apr
21
21%
Oil Producers Ltd
Cariboo
Apr
104
8.499
7.85
class A__
Canso
165
Eureka
Federal
Minerals
23c
1.15
1.83
Ltd—
Famous
*
Wirebound
Mar
23c
Machine—
Fanny Farmer
4,200
—
75c
280
29%
Insurance
Mines
1.02
15,691
*
4,600
1
4.15 Mar
1.50
100
118
85c
1.10
13%
Glacier
Jan
17%
-
18c
4.00
1,15 /.
Gold
Feb
53c
1.40
B
Canadian
2.40 Mar
Sol
16% Mar
100
23,000
Emerald
Jan
30
70c
El
Feb
12%
30
3.35
Feb
Empire Life
Equitable Life
1.41
preferred
Feb
15%
23% '
Oils
Estella
87
__
9%c
15
1
Pen-Rey
Jan
165
62c
6%
63
El
Jan
104
3.00
*
Mar
75C
'
Feb
Feb
Apr
67c
87
3.05
24%
120
19
1
common
10% Mar
81c
Eddy
Jan
165
__
10c
25c
______________—
Washing
35c
103%
65%c
10
Producers
7c
2.000
Jan
4.00
—
4.00
Mines-
Easy
14% Mar
—
25
Wallpaper class A
Canadian
<
550
33%C
Line
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
—
53 %
|
_1
Railway
ll
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian
120
1,427
10,000
;v>
11 %c:
Metals
26c
.____
Gas Reserves—
Pacific
10c
Mines
79 %c
100
Warrants
8c
common
Nickel
Jan
100
Canadian Oil &
9%C
Mines—
Sullivan
Jan
100
Canadian
Apr
common
Gas
Malartic
Jan
9.60 Mar
Feb
___•
_~—
47
Minerals
70c
A-
preferred
Jan
,_1
&
&
62c
67c
16%
preferred
b'/o
4%
34
■:
—1
Oils
Oils
16c
_10c
common
Jan
45%
47
_100
Dyno Mines
500
•
Cos
8%
44c
47
—_______—*
2,466
—___^—___*
.
8c
Apr
1.70
___—
292.480
*
Malartic
Feb
18c
28%
Mines
24c
100
Homestead
Canadian
Canadian
9
5%c
II,000
•
Brewery
1.95
100
Preferred
160
750
20c
'
Dow
24c
___*
common
-J;
Preferred
10
7 %c
1.83
Elder Mines
Canadian
10
23.50
1.59
.
-
Jan
19c
*
Invest
Textile
68c
—•
Jan
7%c
*
'
i--.
2.50
Preferred
Dominion
1.85
Petroleum
Dredge
9
Coal
&
Stores
•
._
I,150
4.10
18c
Apr
19%
__
Devonian
16%
Tar & Chemical com
•
_,
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
32%
9.00
12%
0
Apr
22
20%
(Dunsmuir)
16%
"
25
__
Apr
Magnesium
Dominion
Apr
35'/4
__
12%
100
Apr
34%
—
Jan
29%
Preferred
13
24%
•
10
_2
Insurance—
25
Apr
18%
Cellulose
&
500
10
12%
35
—_1
25
preferred
Canadian
12%
common
23% Mar
•
;
11%
;
Apr
Mar
Apr
3.00
•
common
Apr
12%
3.30
*
Foundry & Steel
65%
—20
Celanese
13
"
(Western)
Dommion
35%
Jan
*
Class A
Canadian
Jan
25c
Apr
Mar
24%
—
common.—
10%
Mines
Dotmlda
Canadian
Canadian
14c
3.945
*
Seagrams —___—
Fire
•
—.10
2,050
13
1
Dominion
31
38c39%c
—
2,300
15c
Ltd
Apr
58
Apr
_*
Bank
3'0
12%
—
23
3.45
1
Dairies
390
65'/2
12%
Jan
15c
*
Dominion
65%
25
12%
B___—_«
16%
1.90 Mar
,,,
3.30
1
Dominion
2.65
"
common
Cable
Jan
1
Apr
3-35
3.40
Jan
10%c
96c
Apr
Apr
5
4.35 Mar
35%
Jan
U%c
11%
1
2.75
40
34
—
Preferred
Feb
Mar
65%
__
—
Feb
3.65
1.95
36
1.05
Apr1'
15c
1
,51 %
125
Mar
12%
Minerals
580
475
3.30
Mar
47c
1
Corp_
Producers
295
Mortgage
•
5
•
Feb
•
Devon-Leduc Oils
Rio
8%
1,300
36,763
1
Del
40
23
Mines
Jan
2.66
20%
Gold Mines Ltd
21%
2.66
1,500
••
23
50c
Jan
39%
1.30
i
57%
———__
1.10
•'
*
Oils
19%
325
7c
—___________10
B
Pavison
75
3.90
2,000
D'Aragon Mines
Davis Leather class A
1,340
11%
8c
Patricia
93
3.85
7%c
1
21
11%
8c
_______
56
_________
class "A
1
.
Paper Box common
Cosmos Imperial Mills—
8%
__
6%c
Corrugated
20%
11%
8,700
voting
8%
•
:
8,230
7c
Class B
Dome
Lands
60
57c
Apr
1.70
Apr
6%
Apr
28
»
Disc
57
Power
Jan
56c
Feb
Apr
2.21
1.08 Mar
6%C
Exploration
(Hi
Crown
22
7,854
56c
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Cournor
6,272
Feb
3.50
35c
1.72 Mar
6%C
Pete
_—
38,972
•
59c
Jan
Feb
Feb
28c
West
93
*
Canada
11,814
98
*
Canada
Jan
3,000
1
——1'
____.
9
15c
4.70
Canada
&
12%
Mar
15c
19c 21 '/4c
__
20
Lines
27.200
5.00
common
Packers
20c
—1
10
$1.75
Conwest
Corby
21% Mar
10
$1.00
Mar
65
Foundry
Canadian
Apr
14c
Jan
1
Oil
Wire
40%
14 %c Mar
Jan
Assurance
SS
Consolidated
Consumers Gas
19%
Life
Canada
Apr
9%c Mar
Feb
Jan
51%
Canada
Canada
10 %c
1,000
Sannorm
6c
2.30
21 %c
1
Consolidated
29c
29,275
—1
Jan
9c
13%
class,A___i__
Roehette
15
Iron
Canada
2.000
Press
7%c
1
—
Consolidated Ran wick
233
Preferred
Canada
lie
9%c
1
Consolidated
65
Canada
Class
Jan
Orlac
Consolidated
Croinor
Cement
Canada
35%
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
Jan
___»
—
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
780
Oils
Jan
20%
Oils
Canada
40%
Lead
22c
65
*.
Edmonton—;—__,
Cons
Jan
Jan
Howev
13
65
A—
A
Flin
15c
4%c Mar
13c
—*
class
Callinan
5%C Mar
12
18 %c
20
—
&
Jan
Mar
2.25
__
Calder Bousquet
Calgary
7%C Mar
9%c
__
»
____
class
Co
38%
__
__»
Steel
B
40%
1
.
Hill
Mar
14c
9.25
———___—1
_
Canadian
Burlington
8c
9%c
Buffalo
Bunker
10% Mar
1
Mining'&
Buffadison
11%
8'/2c
_1
Mining
Brunswick
11%
9%c
1
1.70
11%
*
Ltd
28 %c
Feb
20c
Apr
Apr
37,750
12,350
Mar
2.80
Consolidated
31c
45c
34c
Consolidated Micmac
1.78
54c
Jan
2.90
10% Mar
1.70
2.20 Mar
Apr
10c
20%c
21%
28'/4c
44c
;
1
Jan
•
52 %c Mar
1
Jan
1.77
Mar
1.90 Mar
_1
17%
29 %c
Feb
%c Mar
27c
350
1
Jan
6c
35c
4,375
_l
8%
52
33c
1
10%
___
Feb
Apr
25c
29c
1
:_
21%
.—
39c
6%
620
20%
Oil-
27c
4%c Mar
9,200
21
Mines
5,600
34c
*
Reef
Jan
44c
201
Empire
12c
29c
7,475
British
Jan
Jan
44c
6%
Broulan
335
I,100
27c
__
1
52%
9
29c
8.385
10
Power
Jan
Apr
12,107
6%
Columbia
7%
4%c
27c
Jan
49c
7c
7%
27c
1.95
Mar
15%c
7,880
4%c
__
*
7%c
1.55 Mar
41c
43c
51 %
British
7c
55
2.00
10
Matarrow
Apr
200
44c
*
Mines
Guayana
Consolidated
Jan
67
50
1.70
44c
40c
52
5%
Feb
55
1.70
1.95
6%
B
Jan
43c
•
class
8
1.95
6
—
Jan
1
British Columbia Forest Products.,
Packers
Jan
7%
4.10 Mar
1
British
Columbia
Jan
225
__
1
Lake
Golden
10c
42c
g
44c
1
Crest—;
Gillies
Apr
Mar
Feb
7c
Mines
,
Jan
3.75
16c
Discovery
5.20
101
I
Cadillac
Jan
14c
Feb
Giant
*
.1
—
Gokicrest
Jan
G-old
Eagle
15
100
15%
608
15
Mar
101
20
100
Mar
6c
5%c
6c
9.900
44
47
Apr
16%
•
103
4%c Mar
Mar
Jan
Apr
9%c
Jan
Mines.
9.70
Jan
8.60
3,935
84 %c
79c
88 c
88,946
65c
29
27
31%
11,500
23 %c
Apr
37c
Jan
11——1
Gold
Gold—
15 %C
15c
16c
14,500
15c
Feb
23 %c
Febf
1
6'/bC
6c
6%C
7,111
6c
Mar
12%c
Jan
1
a
Goldale Mines
Jan
44
15
101
42%
*
100
Yellowknife
God's Lake
common
Mines.
'
i
11%
100
1.70
....
*
1.75
15c
7c
8,825
55
1
Bakeries
7,500
Jan
71/4
1
Astoria
8c
7%
3.85
__
5
Alienbee
2,338
■
High
3.85
1
Mines
Low
8%
15c 16 %c
i5c
10
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7 i/4C
__
1
Life
Shares
8%
"
Conduits National
Confederation
8%
1
Petroleum
for Week
Low
•
Couper
I5%c
1
ordinary
Lake
British Columbia Electric 4%
5%
13c
12c
•
Pete
American
4%%
16,900
25c
:
Petroleums
British
22c
22c
1
Brilund Mines Ltd
Britaita
Apr
Cockshutt Farm Eauipment
Coin Lake
lie
1
Traction
(T
Apr
22c
—
Red
42%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
19c
1
Mine
Brazilian
High
39%
23c
1
;
Boymar
Brewis
Low
Week's
Last
16,001
20c
1
Friday
Sale Price
1
Gold
Bralsaman
30
STOCKS
I7c^
1
Bordulac
jaxttiorue
APRIL
•
Mines
Bldgood Kirkland
Bobjo Mines
Bonvllle
42%
__
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
42%
1
Gold
Yukon
Shares
Low
25
Mines
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
r8.50;
8.40
-
7.70
Jan
Mar
_
1.00
Jan
■
■
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, May 3, 1954
f
(1968)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Last
Manltou
Goldflelds Uranium
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora
Mines ——
Goodfish Mining
Goodyear Tire common
6,400
8%C
3%c
9%C
299,021
4 %C
4%c
1,000
Gulf
7%c
Jan
Manitoba & Eastern
Apr
Apr
Maraigo
3%c
Apr
262
97
Jan
51
52%
3a5
48%
Jan
7%
25c
132
52%
Feb
8
Apr
17,700
25c
Mar
49c
Jan
Mar&enor
100,715
15c
Jan
29 %c
Feb
Marcus
44c
.900
34c
Mar
44c
Apr
23%
24%
25
13,425
25
Apr
18%
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
-1
1
'
A
class
14%
13%
4,400
7.95
1.07
1.01
1.13
55,245
1.01
Apr
1.42 Mar
9
9
300
5
Feb
7%
525
6.70
6.60
6.70
410
5.65
7 %c
8c
20,000
7%c
9.10
9.60
31,305
B
Freehold
L
Lead
\
9.45
—1
Gunnar Gold
12c
Jan
11
Apr
8.00 Mar
Jan
2.05
40%
*
2.05
205
2.00
Feb
2.65
Jan
6%c
3,700
6%c
Apr
10%c
Jan
39%
1
Alabastlne—-—
Gypsum Lime &
Mar
7.20 Mar
Feb
6%c
*
Gurney Products common
Gwiilnn Lake Goid ——
8%
4% Mar
41
1,480
32%
Jan
41
Apr
Mines
Maybrun
15
200
2.90
Cotton
common.
19%
120
17%
14c
5,700
Apr
Feb
13 %c
13 %.c
1
17%
Apr
15
Apr
——.
<i
Hamilton
80
3.00
19%
1
16
3.00
common
Brass
Hallnor Mines
13c
Jan
3.10 Mar
19'/a
Apr
24c
Jan
Jan
20%
Apr
1.71
1.80
8,235
1.60
Jan
1.80
Jan
1-45
1.41
1.50
4,300
1.31 Mar
1.70
3%c
2,400
3c
Jan
8%
8%
820
7
Jan
9
Apr
95
96
160
90
Jan
98
Apr
6%c
6%c
4,500
12c
13c
43,450
9 %C
10c
10,750
43c
48c
18,800
45c
30c
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
4.50
4.50
4.65
280
4.50
Feb
5.75
Jan
5,998
ll%c
Apr
11 %C
1
34
1,688
26% Mar
15c
2,000
13c
63%
66%
761
Uranium
925
11,920
8c
3,000
7%c Mar
14c
Feb
7,500
6%c
Jan
26c
Mar
1.70
1,330
95c
Feb
20c
Apr
1
24c
1,500
13,681
5.80
Jan
12c
He
15c
23,000
9c
Mar
8%
125
11c
15,200
10c
Mar
17%c
Jan
19c
4,005
15c
Mar
20c
Jan
36 %C
33c
39c
129,600
17c
Jan
40c
Mar
•16c
13 %c
16c
14,800
13%c
Apr
26c
Jan
Mill City
8%c
8c
9%c
9,000
7%c Mar
14c
Feb
Milton
15c
16c
3,300
15c
Minda-Scotia
•
10c
Mindamar
*
1-V5
1.70
1.80
8,200
30c
12%
12%
13%
3,818
10c
12%
12%
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1
1
Gold
Heath
1
—
Crest Oils Ltd.
High
1
Smith
Howard
11c
2,500
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
16c
Paper
common
Preferred
Midland
Mining
2,015
28% Mar
37
Apr
6,556
11%
Jan
16%
Apr
Class
9.20
2,962
8
Jan
10%
Jan
Monarch
20c
25c
332,034
18c
Jan
25c
Apr
Monarch
5%c
1,500
4'/aC
Jan
6%c
Jan
Moneta
Jan
23 %
Apr
45
Jan
50%
Apr
Montreal Locomotive 1
Feb
2.45
Jan
Jan
47%
Apr
51c
22%
7,905
50
49%
50%
235
1.75
1.75
400
1.70
43 %
44
3,446
37%
35c
38c
11,800
12%
100
25%
25%
100
24%
Feb
125 125%
22
121%
Jan
128
Jan
25
•
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100
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1
25
25
25
7.50
7.80
12
15
7.50
1,500
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&
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paid
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7%c
8c
38%
37%
38%
7.40
7c
33%
35 %
16,041
9%
9%
9%
4,503
preferred
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Ingersoll
(John)
Inglis
10%c
National
Jan
Jan
9
Feb
40
Jan
28
Inspiration
International
10%
Class
B
Steel
National
International
Metals
class
6
Feb
7%
Apr
310
23 %
Feb
25%
Mar
3%c
Apr
5c
34 %
Jan
40%
Apr
Nesbitt
215
34%
Jan
40
Apr
New
International
Nickel
Co
43%
43
44
1,125
39
Jan
44
Apr
New
Bristol
9
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Interprovincial
Jack
Line
Pipe
232
8%
225
2.65
2.45
2.70
40,150
3.25
3.50
300
32%
33
585
39%
38%
39%
132
24%
23%
_
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-
_
5
26%
25%
26%
14,074
6c
6c
6%C
37,000
9c
9c
500
•
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9
8
5/100
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8%
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Jasper
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Jellicoe
Jet
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Joliet-Queber
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Journal
_
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*
34 %
132
125
128 %
19
20%
Jan
5%c
.
Jan
7%c Mar
5,095
8%c Mar
2,900
1.40 Mar
5%c Mar
119,360
Mines
Apr
Jan
9%c Mar
14c
Mar
3.80
11 %c
Jan
Apr
15c
Apr
26c
18,750
10c
Apr
23c
Jan
13,100
32c
Apr
49c
Mar
19c
8,000
14%
100
1.90
16 %c
14
1.80
2,400
6c
7c
23
23%
19
Apr
4,600
Dufault
Lake
La
Lavalie
Little
—
Shops
Candy
Acceptance
class
A
_
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B
Jan
20c
Jan
14'/a
Apr
2.15 Mar
New
Apr
37c
21,800
10%
300
10
Jan
12%
27%
210
27%
Jan
27% Mar
6%
6%
395
6%
Apr
35c
10%
22c
Mar
41c
7
Apr
Feb
Mar
7
510
7%
Jan
1.58
3,000
Apr
1.73
Jan
25' 25%
950
25
Mar
26%
Jan
29
75
27
Feb
31
Feb
10c 11 %C
10,250
9%c
Feb
13c
Jan
2.27
Jan
6%
6%
1.58
1.50
29
,
6%
Apr
1.40
1.62
1.70
6,350
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9 %c
11,867
—1
42c
40 %c
46c
97,600
I
1.40
1.30
1.40
8,375
•
2.27
2.20
2.35
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67c
65c
67c
9,633
9,925
82c
1.00
4,674
82c
Apr
50c
51c
4,236
50c
Mar
75c
Jan
14c 15 %c
3,000
14c
Apr
30c
Mar
1.16
54,300
81c
Mar
45,000
15c
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-
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50c
50c
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1
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1.09
1.02
17c
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17c
2.70
1.45 Mar
Apr
13c
Jan
28 %e
Feb
70c
Mar
1.20
Jan
1.77
8c
Feb
Jan
2.50
Apr
Feb
55c
1.60
91c
Jan
1.29
1.53
Feb
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:
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Harricana
New
Ltd.,
New
—1
Malartic
Hugh
—•
New
Kelore
New
Laguerre
New
Larder
Mines
20c
38c
22,550
22c
Jan
48c
15c
1,697
15c
Feb
19 %c
Jan
30c
3,625
25c
Mar
52c
Jan
12,850
40,725
19c
Jan
40c
Jan
6%c Mar
10c
Jan
27 %c*
2.60
Jan
Mar
2.95
40c
9%c
6%c
500
5%c Mar
9 %c Mar
22c
25c
90,300
13c
25c
Apr
7c
7c
11,100
6%c Mar
9c
Jan
1.06
1.12
22,150
16 %c 18 %c
4,767
•
1.08
Newlund Mines
1
18c
Jan
1.00 Mar
16 %c
Apr
2.11
20c
6c
7c
13c
13c
13c
7,500
10%c
Feb
18c
19c
15 %C
19c
16,125
15%c
Feb
34c
Jan
20c
Jan
Newnorth
6%c
6c
6%c
22.000
1.02
1
5c
5c
6%c
52.650
5%c
5%c
4.000
Norzone
New
Mar
90c
Apr
New
35c
Mar
48c
Jan
Jan
24c
Jan
New
8c
Apr
15c
Jan
New
31c
18,500
19c
Feb
47c
1.49
6,900
20
19%
20%
4,191
9.15
8.85
9.15
1,610
67c
64c
14c
5.60
1.45
*
*
Oils
12 %c 12 %c
8,000
500
6c
Feb
12%c Mar
Apr
Jan
4%c Mar
6%C
Feb
Mar
9%c
Jan
Jan
9%c
Feb
5c
5%c
ll%c Mar
19c
Jan
Apr
7%c
Jan
Feb
12c
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
Pete
1
Merger
1
1
5c
1,000
11 %c
9c ll%c
22,500
1.10
Jan
1.80 Jan
1
12c
12c 12 %c
7,130
3.50
3.90
4,482
2.10
Jan
7%c
7%c
1,000
7c
Mar
6c
9,500
5%c
Feb
9%c
1.40
Jan
2.15
Richfield
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.43
Pacalta
New
14c
-—1
Gold
Feb
8%c
1
Explor
Feb
6 %c
U
Marlon Gold
Feb
24c
9%c
1
New Jason Gold..
Jan
1,030
20c 21 %c
1
*
Highridge
Mines
24c
1.510
21c
15c
35c
1
Goldvue
Apr
2.80
35c
2.71
:
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1
8c
Jan
21c*
1
Dickenson Mines
Rouyn
Ryan Lake Mines
New
Senator
7.75
67c
6,700
62c
16c
14,200
18c
18c
4,004
5.65
644
22c
5,100
1.46
1,100
Jan
14c
5.60
—
Mar
17
.
3.70
3.70
4.00
8c
9%C
Apr
18c
Feb
5.30
21c
Feb
Mar
1.40
56,250
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3.70
625
8%C
Mar
Jan
7%c Mar
20 %
Apr
9.50 Mar
Superior
Canada
Jan
Nipissing
21c
Jan
Nisto
Jan
Nor-Acme
4 %c
3.50
--
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5%c,'
1
1.90
1.80
2.15
7,845
1
8%c
8c
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1
Mines
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1
1—1
Ltd
:
11 %c
6%c
Apr
61c
Jan
4.25
Apr
11c
Jan
Feb
Apr
12c
Jan
75c
Mar
64c
64c
64c
500
69%
67%
69%
1.335
16c
16c
200
8c
9c
2.500
2.70
2.85
3,000
2.35
Feb
2.95 Mar
10 %C 10%c
9.500
9%c
Jan
18c
Jan
Norgold
1
4.00
Jan
Noripetal Mining
*
15 %c
Jan
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
1
1.70
9c
•
Noranda
Nordon
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4%c
1
Gold
Mines
Feb
Jan
6.15
24%
Corp
1
12
115
9%
Jan
12
Apr
North
Canadian
5%c
5%C
1.000
5c
Apr
7%c
Jan
North
Inca
4c
5c
3,500
2Vac
Apr
6c
Jan
North
Rankin
280
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
10%
Jan
13
Apr
North
Star
13
Jan
17
Apr
North
Apr
Northern
*_
2.77
•
Oils
1
2.09
2.00
2.14
6.200
1
Trinity
11%
—
of
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90c
22c
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Thurbois
New
Nib
...
—
1
5c
15
15
15%
12%
13
17
17
17
370
3.00
2.50
3.00
1,800
1.80
Jan
6%c
6%c
7%c
18,000
5%c
Jan
20
20
20
25
19
Apr
20
Apr
70c
70C
1,025
60c
Jan
70c
Jan
Nubar
9%c
9%c
10c
3,500
7%c
Jan
12c
Apr
Nudulama
11c
14c
17.150,
10c
Jan
23c
8o
8c
8*20
12,550
Jan
•
1
1
Nickel
1
l,150i
55c
60C
4,250
58
Jan
69%
14c
Feb
25 %c
Jan
6%c
Am-
10 %c
Jan
1.78
Jan
2.60
Apr
Feb
A
Jan
3.00
9%c Mar
74c
Canada
Mines
Mines
5,200
1,413
37%
Jan
42
Feb
O'Brien
48
1,860
40%
Jan
48
Apr
Lowney
(V/alter M)
Lynx Yellowknife
4%c
2,500
%C
4%C
3 %c Mar
5%c
11c
12c
12,500
11c
Apr
18c
38c
33c
46c
294,320
33c
Apr
18c
16c
18c
10,100
13c
Jan
•
17%
18
250
8c
8%C
3,000
1.10
19c
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
Oil
•
—
1.61
1.65
6,333
51c
55C
10,200
50c
lie 11 %c
Feb
Gold
see
Mines
page 41
6
Jan
5.500
12c
Apr
25c
45c
43c
45c
3,200
42c
Mar
65c
Jan
1
*
1.75
1.75
1.75
200
1.40
Feb
1.75
Apr
50%
50%
20
50%
Apr
50%
5%c
Apr
Feb
i2c-
12c
14c
9.400
10c
Mar
24%c
Jan
36c
34c
36c
4,150
34c
Mar
50c
Jan
O'Leary
1.45 Mar
...
ExDloration
Apr
12c
6,000
4%c
Jan
8%
9c
Apr
Apr
Jan
-
7c
7%c
3.500
80c
66c
80c
15.250
60c
Mar
80c
Jan
15c
10 %c
16c
52,700
7c
Feb
16c
Apr
18,233
4c
Mar
11c
Jan
6%c
Jan
Jan
Ontario
Pyrites
Feb
Ontario Steel
4%c
5%c
1.61
1.75
5.300
14 %c
14 %c
15c
4.000
14c
3%C
3%c
2.000
2.30
2.40
4,250
3%c Mar
1.90 Jan
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•
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1.97
5c
1.61
,
1.61
Apr
Mar
9 Vic
Jan
1.96
Jan
18 %c
Jan
4%c
Jan
2.50 Mar
Feb
Mar
68c
3,100
11c
Apr
16%c
43c
56c
562,012
18c
Mar
56c
1.35
1.33
1.38
6,400
1.27 Mar
6c
*
Malartic
Omnitrans
5%c
90c
Oils
18
53 %c
Mines
footnotes
8c
54c
Explorations
MacLeod-Cockshutt
15% Mar
1
1.65
Mines
2,475
13c
1
Ltd
Selections
Okalta
3%c
60.300
8%
*
Mines
Gold
Ontario
•
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Ltd
Ogama-Rockland
4
Apr
2%c
12c
.
1
76c
41%
•
lc
lc
7%
13c
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41
1
Goldfields
(1940)
Ltd
Mines
74c
l
Apr
1
1
Quebec Power 1st pfd
Lake
60c
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Obaska
Apr
•
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46%
Feb
Jan
55c
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48
1.20
16c
1
May
Oil
41%
1
,
Mines
1
Feb
8c
•
(expire
Rights
•
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class
Mines.
Feb
56c
Gold
•
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11%
13% Mar
32c
1
New
9,000
■■'1
Gold
Uranium
Mackeno
Feb
Jan
Jan
9c
Petroleum
Warrants
3,000
__
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Long Island Petroleums
Macfie
11%
10%
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New
17,700
1
class
Groceterias
Macassa
9%
570
27%
Delhi
9c
_
Gold
Macdonald
575
13
10c
New
19c
3
_
Jones
Louvicourt
11%
12%
Feb
1.65
Davies
40c
—
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Lorado
10%
13
40 %C
1
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8C
—
—
Long Lac
Loblaw
11%
Apr
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Lexindin
26c
5
Dominion Oil
Northland
Leitch
Lencourt
500
1
Development
40c
—
*
&
26c
6%
1
Continental
16 %c
1
•
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Lawson
26c
Apr
Apr
5% Mar
1
Jan
1
Class B
Warrants
300
Morrlsdn Mines Ltd
65c
*
&
Secord
6
29%
28%
Mylamaque
1,750
Lapa
Laurentide
5%
Jan
Jan
New
75c
—
Gold
Laura
5%
Jan
24%
New
Apr
•
Sons
Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
*
15
25
i
Concord
21c
Oils & Mines
Lang
675
New
52c
1
Lamaque
3,333
26%
Apr
61,000
1
Landover
865
29 %
26
Jan
75c
Mining
Mines
Luz
16%
27%
Uranium
Labine
New
15 %C
Mines
Shore
Wasa
Jan
15%
29
25%
New
1
Osu
Lake
16%
Jan
Mar
52c
Lingman
Lake
Jan
16
Mines
•
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Lake
Jan
23c
26%
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Calumet
New
Lake
50c
Mar
—*
British
•
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Apr
Mar
10c
9c
65c
Mines
Ltd.
(John)
Labrador
43%
41c
1,000
*
•
New
1.46
Labatt
33
1,600
12c
19
7,750
'
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2,273
42c
25%
11c
Klondike-Keno
Kristina
*
•
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26c
—
43%
12c
Jan
9%c
40c
Townsite
39
42c
Feb
16% Mar
9%c
l.ake
Kirkland
Feb
5c
13,720
1
Klrkland
Feb
Apr
20%
635
18
,
Jan
Mar
•
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26%
10%c
14,300
18%
.
Mar
9% Mar
Apr
lie
23%
1
2.15
Apr
26%
-
Apr
18c
1.80
1.80
14c
13%
17% Mar
Mines
Negus
New
66c
Keymet
134
Jan
10c
*
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39%
Jan
2,816
Apr
Feb
33
Jan
1
—
_
Kerr-Addison
5%
29 % Mar
1.78
14%
Kayrand Mining
Kelvinator
3.35 Mar.
Apr
25%
18c
--
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Jan
3 %
32c 35 %c
--
—
_
2.00
Apr
10c
_
Ltd
Oils
1
„
9% Mar
15c
10 %C
*
Ltd
Publishing
Jupiter
—
Apr
8,809
8c 11 %C
•
1
Gold
Mar
9c
lie
1
(1939)
Ltd
Joburke
9
8
8
■
1.70
—
—
1.75
Jan
Feb
13%
Bidlamaaue
common
Jan
Jan
—
Alger —2...
33
7c
1.60
10
Jan
10
1,500
*
9c
Apr
4,660
A
Apr
Apr
Trust
805
3%c
—
2.25
7
Car..—
40
—
36,200
*
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National
39%
com—"
11c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.75
15
__
National
Jan
7%
•
Powders
5,900
10%
com
Hosiery class A
4%c
1
Bronze
2.20
43c
100
Explorations Ltd
39
_
2.15
Jan
Apr
206
Preferred
Jan
37
Jan
Mar
25%
8%
A_
class
2.15
27c
9% Mar
27
100
National Grocers common
38%
Co
Mining
10,300
Jan
9% Mar
60c
20
Feb
8.20
Mar
Chemical
&
40
&
32c
14%
5
Drug
39%
4%c
29c
Apr
Feb
15
Preferred
•
common
Acceptance
preferred
$1.50
29c
*
New
iimUbU'iui
55
Jan
6%
45c
7%
—
30
—2
—1
Indian Lake
20
5%
3,573
*
—25
:
Brass
National
Apr
Feb
7
-25
Jan
15
Ltd
Naco
25%
7
———
preferred
Morrison
25%
Apr
36%
461
34 y8
Apr
7%
.
—
preferred
National
—10
23c
Feb
Jan
15
—
—
Corp common
4%
12'/a Mar
Mar
24
2,000
Imperial Oil .—
———-—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
Preferred
£1
Imperial Bank
4%
Apr
35c
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Huron
8.00
Jan
22
125
common
19%
22%
•—25
26c
7%
41
A
Porcupine
Montoco Petroleum
12%
Preferred
20
*
Mortgage
5%c
A
class
Hughes-Owen
2.50
*
1
_—*
common
Knitting
38C
Apr
*
Containers
Modern
37
15%
8.80
43%
10,980
•
Corp
15 '/8
Porcupine
4UC
Jan
Apr
35%
& Smelting
Mining
Bay
3,250
49c
*
8.80
*
•
1
7%
45c
•
Petroleum
15%
22c
6%
49c
*
Grain
Pacific
&
6%
6%
*
_*
—
Gas
36%
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
&
Brick
Moore
Hugh-Pam
—
Oil
*
1
1
•
50
___
Yellowknife
Gold
Hosco
31c
11c
30c
42c
Preferred
Midcon
6%
13.50
Light & Power common
Mexican
*
Consol
Oil
Home
Homer
Feb
5
Dauch
&
Hinde
31c
786
*
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
Hollinger
7%
—
Apr
Jan
7.80
18c
10c
1
Mines
Hibbert
Harrison
8
30c
7.40
7.50
10C
Carpets
Harding
Hasaga Gold
Apr
11% Mar
9
39c
22 %c.
22%c
—
Apr
Apr
66%
8
1.65
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
,
11 %c 11 %c
.—1
:
53
17c
34
19%c
37c
*
—_—
Feb
7 %c
8
39c
1
Petroleum
Meta
66%
1
:
12c
33
15c
33%
•
common
8%
t)
Mar
39c vFeb
22c
8,997
•
Island
50c
Feb
30c
12,825
Lake__.
Merrill
Apr
1,800
32c
Gold
Merrill
Jan
40C
•
Mills
52c
*
Lake
Red
Mar
8%
Drilling
McMarmac
Jan
12c
8c
29c
___—
McWatters
Jan
lie
24%c
Feb
37%c Mar
'
8%
32c
5
Red
Feb
8%
1
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mclvor
Mar
Apr
4%c
*
—•
Ltd
*
MeKenzie
5c
10%c Mar
Apr
Feb
9
17%
6%c
McDougall-Segur
Mercury
Hahn
3,155
12 %c
—•
———
Frontenac
Mccoii
20%
20 V2
1
—'
Ltd
Jan
20
1
——
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Maxwell
17%
-1
—
Malartic
Gold
9% Mar
7%
Coal
*.
15
.
296
*
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining
75
"c
Grass—
4
Mines
7
28c
22c 27 %C
27c
High
20%
96
Maple Leaf Milling common
•
Preferred .^__i__»__„_„„__„-„100
7,700
26 %C
common
Development
West
Class
Gridoil
Malaruc. Gnf0UeiUa
44C
Paper
Sweet
Great
Jan
4c
Mines
Great Plains
Great
7%c
7%
5«
Lakes
Mar
124
Grandoro Mines
Great
MadSen
52%
1
Grandines
Apr
Lake Gold Mines__
Low
20
3c
9%c
Red
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
20%
8%
V
1!
—
Shares
1.71
<
B
for Week
Low
A
Apr
118
A
class
Mackay
Graham
class
Bloedel
&
Class
3%c
.
MacMillan
Jan
3%c
4c
Apr
58c
29%c Mar
124
]
—.—■—
Preferred
Gordon
45c
1.91
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
1.35 Mar
3,975
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
40c
r
APRIL 30
ENDED
Friday
1.62
40C
t
WEEK
STOCKS
High
1.55
1.59
\
—
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
stocks
Golden
Week'*
Friday
1.56
Ontario Jockey
Jan
Opemiska
Apr
Orange
Feb
•
Club
2.40
10
Co
Ltd—
•
*
common
Copper
Mines
L
Crush
Osisko Lake Mines...
,
—'1
*
1
75c
_v
1.45
4.00
42c
23%
80
75c
78c
9.135
25%
25%
425
59.235
1.35
1.54
3.5)5
4.00
350
42c
45c
6,700
22
64c
22%
1.00
3.40
4£c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
24
Feb
97 c
Apr
25%
Apr
1.59
Feb
4.45
Feb
58c
Jan
i'
I
Volume
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial
179
Chronicle
(1969)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Pacific
Coyle
Pacific
Navigation
1
_
Page
Western
Paramaque
Oil-
—
Mines
1
Parbec Mines
Parker
Drilling
&
■
•
'.
■
Petroleum]
Peace
River
Penman's
Peoples
Gas
Peruvian
Petrol Oil
&
5c
3.50
3.50
3.85
150
10c
3,500
65c
1,500
65c
41c
4oc
34,21/
8.20
7.90
8.20
3,275
42
42
50
37
8c
90
28c
2,100
55c
Apr
Apr
37,100
39c
Jan
3,657
9oc
Mar
4,860
lie
1
1.60
1.55
1.60
44,000
Poplar
Oils
•
25c
25c
25c
500
Oil
__
__
Premier Border
29%
1
5,526
1.80
1.85
26
2,600
61c
1,042
38 %
«
_
32%
38
35
1,000
Jan
1.80
Feb
61
Apr
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
5.25
Feb
7.70
Apr
Apt-
10
Jan
Violamac
Vulcan
2.90
8,025
2.50 Mar
3.40
Feb
Walker
5.00
5,400
4.40
Apt-
5.00
4.85
5.05
Apt-
3.70
Jan
5.50 Mar
8c
9c
2,000
1
Quebec Chibougamau
1
_
_
_
,
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
Metallurgical
_
Red
tteef
-
_
4,200
56c
Mar
70c
14c
77c
6c
4 %c
7%c
13,300
1.17
95c
1.23
344.625
500
68c
61c
68c
28,732
12
12
12
30
1.3C i
3%c
87c
_
.
—...
Silver
Western
Grocers
Preferred
7%c
1.23
AptApr
Windward
Mat-
3.00
3.00
10% Mar
11%
11
11%
155
13c
15c
18,900
12c
13c 13 %c
2,500
13c
16c
16c
17b
1,400
10c 11 %c
93,400
1
2%c
2%c
2%c
13,500
•
17%
17 (A
17%
1,135
19c
Feb
Yellowknife
Mar
Feb
10c
Jan
18c
Jan
44
Apr
13%
Oils
4c
Yellorex
fiz
Jan
47
48%
3,329
37%
Jan
48%
1.51
1.59
3,892
1.45
Jan
1.85
9%c
9%c 10 %c
7,000
Jan
15%c
•
1.65
1.60
1.67
6,900
13%
*
Oil
13%
100
6c
1.50
11
Jan
Mar
Oils
Ltd
(1945)
Miness
Anglo
Anglo
Canadian
Apr
45
40%
45%
5,192
39
Jan
45%
49
44%
Jan
49
Apr
British
53
53
160
50
Jan
53
Apr
7%c
10c
26,000
74c
78c
1,300
49,942
1
Dairies
——
4.10
20%
27
25%
26%
5.75
5.75
5.75
.
_1
7%c
class A
.
125
1,345
350
A
400
42c
Apr
3.90
Mar
Apr
11c
Jan
78c
Apr
Newfoundland
Asbestos
1st
Feb
1.12
Apr
23%
Feb
27
Apr
Canadian Bronze
Apr
Canadian
5.60 Mar
81c
Jan
500
60c
Jan
18%
17%
18%
7,028
38c
38c 38%c
3,510
520
40
50
5"%
4.1 s
54c
54c
57c
4,200
Mines
Standard
(1944)
common
class A
Brock class
___
32'A
33%
1,035
18c
18c 22%C
5,700
29c
29c
29C
2,229
24%
24
24%
1,455
8%
8%
7%
7%
7%
"
A
*
13 %c Mar
9%
6.15
18c
1.20
90c
Apr
10%
13% Mar
18%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Canada
&
Canada
Steel of
Ltd
1
1
Rock
Sterling
80c
Mines
Sudbury
Cons
35c
37
Mar
44c
1,515
7%
50
97%
1.70
1.79
1,945
34c
32c
35c
3,525
6%c
6 %c
8,000
1.32
1.37
7,330
16 %c 19 %C
62,282
20c
10,600
Rights
—
Canadian
18c
Canadian
Western
42%
Feb
Feb
50%
Jan
29%
Coast
Jan
Consolidated
Dalhousie
33%
Apr
deHavilland
Dominion
Bridge
Feb
Dominion
new
8% Mar
Hayes
7% Mar
International
Jan
7%
Apr
International
Mar
1.00
Jan
Intel-provincial Utilities
5
66c
Feb
27c
Feb
Sales
Shares
Range since Jan 1
Hiah
Low
High
7%
200
7
Jan
9
27
27%
675
25
Jan
27%
Apr
8%
9%
5,705
7%
Jan
10
Apr
Mar
Apr
16%
Apr
17%
Apr
12%
9,060
11%
99%
99%
50%
51%
210
6.10
5.95
6.10
2,445
19
19
19%
8%
2,480
.
'
15
14%
33
33
24%
24%
25%
47%
15
2c
5.00
175
Apr
Feb
7.25
Feb
Jan
19%
Apr
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
36
Mar
23%
Jan
26
Mar
2c
3,659
'
Apr
33
75
9,515
48%
175
Feb
99%
51%
5.60
1,020
2c
47%
—
12%
Jan
Jan
17
119
,
Jan
87
49%
'55
__
Apr
35
32
Jan
156%
Jan
Steel
Apr
2c
Apr
48%
Apr
175
Apr
Feb
4.90
1,245
11 %
320
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
70
70
185
65
Jan
70
Apr
1.00
1.00
100
48
49%
4,121
40%
19c
—
5.00
11 %
—
__
98
15%
22c
3,600
10c
98
4.55 Jan
1.00 Mar
1.70
Apr
49%
Apr
Feb
23%C
130
17
Apr
Jan
Jan
100
70
15%
16
1,045
15%
Apr
Apr
34%
—
5"%
34%
50
27%
Jan
98
34%
Mar
Apr
•
Utilities
36
36%
395
33% Jan
7%
Paper common
36%
68%
65%
68%
832
54
30
29%
30
855
28% Mar
8
8
600
6
40
40
282
34%
Jan
42
Mar
60
60
125
54%
Jan
60
Mar
5
5
Inc
—
6
19%
33
Apr
5%c
6%c
13,800
5%c
13c
Jan
Minnesota
8.25
8.60
45,100
6.50
8.65
Apr
Niagara
Wire
Weaving
*
Ogilvie
Flour
common
—
*
Jan
"Jan
36% Feb
68% Apr
31% Feb
8% Apr
Apr
Mar
8.40
31
5
15c 15 %c
31
5,000
31
18c
44,550
2.10
2.08
2.10
3,682
17%
17%
17%
2,090
17c
16c
103
103
60
31
15c
16c
1.65
15%
101
Apr
Jan
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
31
Apr
MacLaren
Power
&
*
Ontario
5
Paper
60
34%
28c
2.35
Jan
18
Jan
105
Jan
Pato
Consolidated.
1
Apr
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Feb
Sangamo
Co
•
Ltd____
15c
2,500
Jan
Third Canadian Gen Invest
4.400
1.65
Feb
2.25
Apr
Thrift
Stores
2
1.10
1.10
1.14
3,810
1.08
Feb
1.20
Jan
Yukon
Consolidated
1
40
40
55
Jan
45
8%
Jan
10%
1.83
Jan
2.65
Feb
Feb
1.60
Jan
16c
16c
16c
3,100
22
23
50
c
49c
42c
50c
29,500
1
1.43
1.32
1.43
4,360
*
14'A
14
14%
"585
—.——•
32 %
-20
32%
21
common
21
2L-
2l>
50
20c
38%
1
14c
Mar
18
Jan
35c
Jan
1.20 Mar
13
30
28
Jan
35/8
50
34
Feb
40
Apr
31%
HI
30% Mar
32
Apr
3.80
3.90
5.00
__
*
2.25
*
6,051
35
5.00
220
34%
3.80
35%
*
14c
2.10
Jan
35%
31%
1
Apr
14 c
14c
34
35
__
36
2,075
Apr
18%c Jan
2.25
—4
18c
Apr
165
Mar
1.20
:—
Mar
17%
18
4,225
Works
22c
16%
*
Feb
1.57
General Trusts
Feb
17%
•
com
Feb
25
Feb
9c
12%
*
6%
4,733
Apr
1
49'A
Oilcloth
1.50
——
9c
1.47
29%
*
Aircraft
Feb
1.52
—
38c
Jan
Jan
•
25c
600
Elevators
1.14
24%
Paper
34c
6,893
Silver
Mar
5%c Jan
1,155
•
Oil
Jan
10
Torbrit
22c
1.96 Mar
,
__
5
Jan
2.19
Toronto
Jan
Jan
29%
1
Lumber-.
Copper
18c
10
—
Feb
6
7%
2c
Westinghouse
25c
2.07
Top Tailors.i
Tombill Gold
18c
for Week
Apr
80c
2.10
Tip
Apr
Jan
28%
29
1
_____
Feb
Apr
101 %
Mar
1.55
Range
Low
100
6%
5
Jan
9%
Feb
5
of Prices
•
common
-
Apr
Mar
Jan
1
—
Feb
9c
29
325
50c
Thomson-Lundmark
Jan
9c
10 %c
Feb
7c
Week's
—
-
industries
Preferred
25
85C
Feb
Apr
80c
Exchange - Curb Section
•
62
77c
Mar
8%
5,596
______—_—
•
95c
39%
102
26% Mar
1
Gold
Mar
6%c Mar
1.70
33
—__________—100
_—
Iron
9%
6c
200
*
Marconi
Apr
*
A
9%
101% 101 %
9%
—•
common
Canadian
47%
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor,
Pearson
common——
Class
15,000
•
Sugar
General Invest
Feb
54c
T/;ck-Hughes Gold Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Jan
•
Inlet
Toronto
7%c
Mar
6%c Mar
6,000
19%
1
Mines
Switson Industries
Calgary
6,300
2,500
5
19
—1
Contact
Sullivan
Texas
8c
6 Vac
7c
9%c
31%
_______20
Supertest (ordinary)
Syivamte
6%c
6%c
l
5
32%
1
—
58c
8c
19%
•
Iron
Trusts
Preferred
Jan
7c
*
Sturgeon River Gold
Surf
Jan
95%
30,200
8c
•
Bros
Canada
Steeloy Mining
steen
34%
1,188
63c
B
Vinegars
Loblaw
Stedman
924
102
5.80 Mar
1
'21%
5
—
Gas
32'A
•
•
Paving
40
*
Spooner Oils Ltd,
Stadacona
50
40
50
*
-20
———
*
&
38
100
Jan
9,500
-50
common-„..;
Co
Oil
37%
6%c
•
Apr
47,831
10%
Mar
60 %c
______*
4.30
15c
10'A
36c
Apr
*
Banknote
preferred
preferred
27
80c
1
preferred
Valley
Class B
6,800
Mar
5
Bulolo Gold Dredging
20%
1.12
10%
American
Jan
1.08
*
Somerville
Stanwell
66c
23
19%c
•
24
14 %c
•
Develop
Corp
19 % Mar
80c
14 %c
—50c
Ltd
Radio
60c
Last
Brown Co common
3.90
Apr
66c
Apr
26%
34
Jan
Pulp «fc Paper—__—*
2.00
20%
Apr
Jan
*
Jan
27
78%
4.55
_1
National
1.55
4.00
Apr
Jan
27%
Apr
21,500
9%C
20
250
Friday
2.00
40
Jan
1,835
/
Jan
Feb
34
■
22c
62
65
:
Jan
7%c, Apr
Feb
5.00
38
Apr
12c
34
63c
Apr
20%
4.85
102
9c
Jan
17%
400
-
34
Sale Price
1.76
1
.
78%
^
Feb
12%
Jan
Mar
Canadian Funds
1.86
*
Mines__
755
108,392
20
77
STOCKS
1.44
26%
Mines
22%
19%
15c
5.00
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Stanley
22
16 %c 19 %c
19c
Apr
1
Gold
Standard
22%
19 %c
1
1.26
20
.
common
Mining
Southam
4%c Feb
5
Metal
47,150
trust ctfs
Co
1,600
13,500
Zenmac
1.44
50c
preferred
<N)
5%c Apr
5c
19c
16 %C
1.26
—1
Gordon
Standard
Slater
2,000
5c
18c
1
*
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Souris
6C
5c
1.34
*
Gold_,_
Breweries
Siscoe
5%c
Apr
18 %c
1
2nd
Simpsons
Jan
3,000
_1
1.35
i
Silverwood
39c
80
32c
9.00 Jan
50
•
Bear Mines
__50c
50
Silanco
Apr
41%
30c
______
Zinc
1.93 Mar
13%
Ltd
50
Silver-Miller
41%
23c
41%
30c
Par
preferred
Silver
Jan
40% Mar
41%
•
Mines
Andian
preferred
Voting
4.60
Feb
R
Sicks'
57 %
4.30 Mar
Jan
A
Shirriff's
Jan
200
Apr
1.53
Class
Hherritt
3,830
4.60
Yukeno Mines
Feb
17
48%
Class
Creek
56%
4.60
50c
Jan
19%
9%c Mar
2%c Apr
Feb
1
Rainbow
key
55%
Mar
Apr
1
Scurry-Rainbow
Sheep
3,121
56
4.60
Mar
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Shaw
12%
100
Ltd
Scurry
12%
32c
2.20
Jan
21c
Being exchanged share for share
for
12%
1.60 Mar
Feb
17c
Lead
i'
Scurry
1,000
1
(Alexander)
20c
Jan
Feb
Wood
Yale
37%
2,500
Ltd
35c
1
:.
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
Apr
10c
lie
:_
35c
_1
Mines
Gold
*
Apr
11c
A
Apr
8c
2,100
1
Larder
Gold
Winora
Apr
1.65
Winchester
Jan
Mat-
11%
class
8'A
1.70
1.65
1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
15
2,240
fe
Apr
Feb
1.65
Apr
•
Jan
20
12%
i
19%
7%
6%c
100
Petroleums
Feb
Feb
573
Tungsten
Mat-
Jan
11%
Sea
Feb
250
1,500
•
Ltd
Wiltsey-Coghlan
18
3.00
14%
8%
1
Western
Apf
14
12'A
Petroleums
13,469
Jan
6%c
20
Leaseholds
1.90
50
_•
Sand River Gold
19%
3%cMar
Jan
1.47 Mar
8%
*
common
Wilrich
25
Koyalite Oil
_
17%
5
Weston (Geo) common
Preferred
19%
2,765
Lawrence Corp
San
Antonio
Gold—
Jan
700
98c
6%c
*
Jan
14%
44
St
Jan
5c
19
1
Brew
Jan
19%
43
common
Apr
14'A
44
Industries
1.67
8,163
lc
Oils
Products
Jan
1.10'Mar
11 %c
Rupununi Gold
Jan
12,600
I
Russell
1.20
12c
15
13c
•
23c
Feb
10
Oils
Mar
12
Royal Bank
Rundle
Canada
73c
14c
*
Apr
1
Ashley
1.35
.
1.07
1.15
3%c
1
Western
1.30
3.00
Consolidated
Western
Jan
1
common
12%
1
Jan
43c
1
Consolidated
Oils
1.52
*
common
Long Lac
nuxana
1.52
3.00
Apr
40
Pyrites
Western
1.52
*
common
Weedon
Malartic
67c
Apr
'
Jan
11%
•
1.00 Mar
Mat-
8c
—
72c
1,050
'
37/sC
*
common
Territories
3.85
Jan
5,600
__
W
Westeel
Jan
2,100
•
14,300
12
Apt-
28,200
4
&
Equip
West
90c
11c
4
G
West
19
90c
______
1.18
11%
1
Preferred
Jan
13%! Mat-
10c
1.35
1.10
12
•
Apt-
54c
88c
1
_
Mar
1
*
Amulet
Jan
Jan
21c
l
Jan
43c
19c
—
38c
130
1
;
__.
11c
Mar
20c
_
__
Little
23c
5,625
.4
A
Mfg common
preferred
Robinson
5,740
19,600
1
Robertsibn
Rowan
24c
19
—
4,000
1.11
1
92c
Feb
73c
——
42c
•
.
A
r
15 %c
Mar
67c
1
Rix-Athabasca
23c
2.50i
37c
17 %
1
Cotton
48,200
70c
1
Oils
Robinson
600
51c
187/8
50c
-
class
70c
3.05
43 %c
____
1,
Silk
65c
3.00
45c
1
_
Uranium
Riverside
Roy
Jan
1
Mines
Utilities
Prado
Roche
Mat-
10c
1
Regcourt
$1.00
Mar
60c
4,000
1
MacDonald
Kexspar
Rio
8c
9,300
12c
*
Petroleum
Reeves
3,000
85c
11c
_
Mining
Redwater
8%c
80c
12c
*
Uranium
Poplar Gold
8%c
80c
1
____
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
12c
Waite
Wekusko
1
_
Copper Corp
Labrador
Quemont
7%c Mat-
1
v^ueoec
Quebec
Radiore
—
2,195
I
Mines
Waterous
9,150
__
class
Oils
2.75
Mines-
345
7.00
•
Mfg
4.40
Mica
27%
7.00
1.07
Mines
4.90
Purdy
Mines
Ltd
2.85
•
60%
6.70
40c
*
Van Roi Consolidated Mines
4.50
Mines
Airways
60
27%
25
Hill
Montauban
1
Uranium
prospectors
SO
preferred—
Jan
7%
Apr
57
B
Keno
Viceroy
543
Apr
Apr
Jan
Vicour
8
15c
Feb
9%
39 %
Apr
Apt-
7%
Jan
Apr
Jan
5%C
8% Mar
33
4.40
1
Pronto
275
5,424
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%
22c
•
4%c
35c
14%
1
7%
9%
39%
15c
Feb
Feb
Presion
Dome
9%
9
Jan
Steel
4,000
488
3.30
United
5c
14 %c Jan
3.50 Mar
12%
Pressed Metals
East
10%
37%
16c
Upper Canada Mines
5c
__
10%
38%
•
Feb
Mar
190
Apr
3.00
Mar
20c
5,250
Oils
38% Mar
9c
2.55 Jan
6,100
25,005
United
Feb
Jan
17c
84c
Apr
53,005
Apr
42c
4.05
32%
Jan
12c
3.40
28
Apr
14%
Apt-
40c
Mar
11c
Jan
32c
6,300
51,800
Jan
19%
5,095
3.75
1.60
Feb
28
37c
Mar
2.55 Feb
65c
14%
1.36
Apr
41c
Jan
3.75
Ventures
61 %c i61 %c
„
1.01
20c
Jan
1.85 Jan
43c
14%
class B
United
30
Jan
36c
3.25
9
Feb
Mar
1.15
25
Apr
1
Class
24
675
95
«
United
A
Feb
United Asbestos
Feb
Jan
11,450
32
1.95
93
United Corp
Jan
28c
1.25
38%
1.22
Mat-
29%
61 %c
60c
Jan
lie
1.16
«
1.41
37,700
27%
1
Preferred
United Fuei A preferred
1.20
Prairie
1
1.16
Feb
Feb
35
21 %c 22 %c
10%
•
Mining
11%C
27%
•
Gas
59c
_
____
Union
Feb
•
_
common
Union
Mar
1
__
Acceptance
Mat-
8c
Jan
37%
36%
26
3.25
109
32% Feb
32c
21 %c
Jan
i
Utoion
Mar
1.90
6,322
15,500
12c
I
38c
1.10
2.11
36c
;
•
i
40\
75c
Petroleum
Gold
Oil
Apr
55c
36c
2.05
54 %c 58 %c
27%
*
Petroleum
Jan
1.85
36c
High
Feb
32%
250
95
54 %c
•
Trend
27c
1.05
34%
94%
2.08
•
•
36 %
1,000
Development
River
Pipe Line
Tungsten Corp
Mar
4,810
101
"
34
•
i
Oil
43,
1
Corn
Oils
Oils
Apr
1.85
•
Empire
Mountain
Triad
8.40 Mar
37
15
95
Apt-
2,900
Oils
Rouyn
5.60 'Jan
Low
103
36c
Trans Era
Trans
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35%
37
100
Jan
8c
11c 12 %c
•
40
1.10
•
Trans
.
Shares
103
*
Feb
95c
Ponder
Power
45c
8c
Pontiac
Powell
1.00
Feb
1
uranium
12c
Feb
26c
90c
—
*
37
27c
Feb
5.00 Mar
8%c Mar
65c
-
A
for Week
Low
Warrants
Mar
Apr
class
-
Preferred
Apr
46c
Apr
10c
37
.Class. B
Sales
Range
of Prices
50
Finance
Transcontinental Resources
3.50
65c
28c
Traders
Feb
27c
Jan
45c
10c
Toronto Mortgage
Feb
22c
:Mat-
1
1
1
84c
Jan
11c
Placer
Powell
:Mar
31 %c
5,100
1,145,850
74%
Week's
Last
Par
11% Mar
Apr
61c
6c
1
_
___
Mines
Gold
Pitch-Ore
44c
7,195
21,600
59 %c
Jan
60
27c
1
_
Mineral
Gold
40c
369
5%c
__
Gas_
Gruw
rica.it
Pioneer
66
73c
Friday
Sale Price
1.35 Mar
Jan
8.15
21 %c
4
_
Goldfields
&
63
69c
— —
:,Ti'■
Oils
1,870
a
Securities-
Gold
Pershcourt
__
common
Credit
Perron
—
Nat
Ltd
11%
26 %c
_50c
__
30
High
Jan
1
Consol
_
25c
42c
1
Pathfinder
Paymaster
85c
73,097
/
5%c
1
Partanen Malartic
300
39c
63
10c
Low
1.25
69c
.
..
Hioh
10%
11%
•
_
APRIL
STOCKS
33c
36c
*
Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
1.25
'
■
1
Pacific Petroleum
Pan
Low
1
(Eastern)
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
61c
16% Apr
4.80 Jan
23% Jan
250
280
55%c
—
5%
31%
57c
36% Mar
16% Apr
6.00
eb
8,750
50c
Feb
32
59c
Mar
FOOTNOTES
Apr
•
Odd
Feb
Jan
1.53
Feb
Apr
32%
Apr
50
16
Jan
21
Apr
390
17
Jan
21
Apr
lot sale
in
e
(not Included
In
delivery sale
year's range).
rCash
privileges.
delivered.
wlWhen Issued,
*
u
(not Included in year's range).
dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
■■■
(not Included
price.
sale
'
,
Selling ex-inter^st.
fFlat
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating
d Deferred
Feb
14%
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
year's range).
Mar
Apr
FOR
No par value.
a
19c
25
5%
30%
4.00 Jan
Jan
32
100
16%
16%
__
—
31
3.50 Jan
3.55 Feb
1,050
*
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading
Apr
41
42
Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
.Monday,
The
(1970)
May 3, 1954
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation
for
Friday,
April
30
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Affiliated Fund Inc
American
1.16
5.64
4.48
1.06
5.21
4.19
13.26
25c
1-25
Business Shares
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Aberdeen Fund
American
Aik
14.41
Fund
14.52
32.98
33.64
1
27.19
28.38
Grade Bonds—
24.73
26.98
1
ll.o3
E~1
(Investment
10.85
21.21
3.45
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
9%
2%
11.10
8%
2'A
1
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset value
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd—
1
Corp
10.21
21.90
X25.31
23.55
27.36
9.34
26.64
28.73
8.64
24.64
26.23
(Discount
(Income
K-2
Bonds)
Fund
General
9.82
10.62
12.54
13.57
18.89
20.42
22.30
24.11
8,575
8,775
137
142
7.28
7.91
1
1
Inc
Fund Inc—
Shares Trust ....«.l
Fund
1
Christiana Securities com—10o
Canadian
Century
Chemical
Preferred
-
100
-
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
16.15
17.55
Composite Fund Inc_——
-1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
13.13
13.12
14.27
Fund
De
Inc
-
41.17
Fund
19.19
8.38
7.32
1
Stock Fund
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.02
2.50
11.00
12.55
25c
E
2.03
2%s Feb.
100.13
100.17
99.12
99.20
1958
102.14
102.20
May 1, 1959
100.10
100.14
112%
113%
Stksi-l
Stk)_l
8.83
9.12
9.96
X5.80
6.35
XlO.12
11.06
39.03
39.03
Pfd
8-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
Com
Stocks)
Com
1
6.91
Lexington Trust Fund
__25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
Managed
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
2 Vas
Funds—
Automobile shares
3.80
_lc
4.19
Bid
June
3.03
3.40
5.29
3.35
3.69
Non-Ferrous
3.72
4.10
-lc
5.82
5.18
5.70
-lc
4.50
Manhattan
Inc— 100
7-95
Massachusetts
Ctfs
Fund
Investors
March
1%S Dec.
Fund
22.26
21.72
*
30.83
15.32
16.65
2.70*
10-
X8.04
8.33
1.30%
13,05
Fund—
Fund
Shares
—1
Of
beneficial
—1
interest
10.87
Wide
16.48
13.73
5.56
5.76
5
19.54
21.12
2.73
39%
9.40
3.00
Inc
10
*
Fund
Fundamental Investors Inc——2
21.87
2.76
7.39
23.97
3.00
1
Inc
Inc
1
Trust
1
1
21.13
66.65
5.94
22.84
71.67
6.46
lo
7.11
—-—lc
11.99
7.80
13.13
lc
lc
10.79
6.84
9-43
9.41
Capital Corp
Aviation shares
Building shares———
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
11.82
7.50
10.33
10.31
lc
5.54
5.52
6.05
8.17
lc
8.74
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
lo
lo
9.72
9.43
8.56
6.48
9.58
10.65
9.82
—
—
shares
bond
General
Institutional
shares—lc
Bond
Merchandising shares
Mining shares —-.
Bid
Ask
1-54
11-
1-54
bl.35
1.20%
5-
3-54
11-
1-54
bl.35
1.20%
11-
2-53
8-
2-54
12-
1-54
tal.40
1.25%
2.25%
12-
1-53
8-
1-54
bl.30
1.10%
1.50%
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.45
1.30%
1-
4-54
10- 1-54
bl.35
1.15%
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.45
1.30%
3.78
6, 1954
May 13, 1954
—1
X5.51
6.03
May
1
12.14
13.27
_—
—
Stock Series
—
Natural Resources Fund
Natural
of
Resources
Fund inc
New
Series
1955
9.38
7.11
99.947
July
15,
99.924
99.935
July 22,
1954
July
1954.
10,
99.920
—
6.00
Bank & Trust
6.50
5
25
32
12.35
13.51
1
16.55
16.89
2.50
19.48
21.17
_1
40.42
41.24
—1
20.12
21.75
*
Inc
Inc
Fund
(Geo) Fund
Stevens & Clark
Fund inc (net asset value)—*
Bcudder,
30.78
30.78
1
16.52
16.52
2%
14.78
15.77
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
28.72
Stock
Common
Selected
Fund—;
Shares
Amer
8.88
8.77
4.38
Stein Roe & Farnhara Fund—1
lo
Shares Inc—1
7.81
29.61
8.56
30.50
12.66
—1
Texas
25.14
25.14
Fund—1
Television-Electronics
13.05
8.02
8.74
1
5.82
6.36
Fund__l
7.10
7.72
Inc
Fund
...
•
20.01
Accumulated
United
12.67
13.70
2.07
2.26
11.72
12.67
89c
98c
Inc
Incorporated
Investors
Shares
1
Ltd—
5.13
5.61
United
13.99
15.21
1
6.86
7.50
1
6.35
6.94
Inc__1
X4.64
Fund
Science
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
Line
Fund
Income
Institutional
5.07
8.74
9.52
1
15.53
15.84
Inc.————1
Xll.30
1
1
21.73
23.70
20.81
1
4.42
4.78
Wall Street Investing Corp
Foundation Fund
16.84
—_—lc
Fund-lc
Growth
18.41
15.66
17.13
Fund
lc
Investors
Fund
Wellington Fund
Whitehall
i
1.29
1.42
of
Co.„10
Bank of New York
100
Bankers Trust
Fund
Wisconsin
Investment
Inc
Co
12.13
Insurance Companies
Aetna Casualty & SuretyAetna
Life
—
10
_
51%
46
47%
Bk
State
-10
46%
48 %
Tr.-25
&
45%
48
8tamped
—
_
Agricultural Insurance Co- —10
Corn Exchange Bank Trust.-20
County Trust Co
-15
(White Plains N Y)
-10
Steamboiler
Hartford
Home
34
Maryland Casualty common
26%
27%
Massachusetts
27
28%
Merchants
22
23%
Re-insurance
5
—25
_
..
10
f 58%
84
'
&
Shippers
Fire
10
5
_
Connecticut General Life
Continental
Casualty
Forster
Co
Inc
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
.
10
1
29%
134
Empire
Trust
Federation
—10
—10
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
10%
11
77%
79%
Fire
National
Union
10
Fire
New
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
25%
New
York
127%
50
52
•
49 %
51%
—10
56%
Assn
of
Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's
of
(S F)
Newark
North
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire
3.33 V3
26%
35%
8%
9%.
12.50
55
86
90
10
60
63
Co
Casualty
53
10
Indemnity
Co
5
21%
23
10
102
27%
106
10
(N Y) ——2
8%
31
33
Phoenix
10
78
81
Providence-Washington
.10
47
49
2.50
58
60
—
Reinsurance
,
Corp
5
31%
32%
10
44%
46%
Seaboard Surety Co
5
66%
68%
Security
Republic
(Texas)
Paul Fire
16%
43%
Standard
35%
Guif Life (Jacksonville Fla)_2%
37%
23 %
24%
U
S
10
38
40
U
S
lo
152
157
<New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident
9%
54
57
40
42
10
43%
46%
10
39
10
51%
10
49
Companies
Par
City Nat l Bank and Trust
25
Bid
Ask
65
62
Continental Illinois
National
First
Bank
National
l
Trust—33%
&
90%
87%
100
280
287
Bk—100
385
400
100
425
440
Bank
Harris Trust & Savings
Trust Co
Northern
the
of
386
-10
49%
52%
-20
N Y_
66
68
20
86
89
•£
-10
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
—40
Brook National
33
36
23%
51%
10
35
36%
10
47%
49%
25
36%
38
Bank.12.50
51%
53%
Bank
of
Commerce
Detroit
City
First National Bank
Los
.
Security-First
Nat'l
Pittsburgh
Tritst—25
25%
28
Mellon
-20
67%
69%
Peoples 1st Nat Bank de Tr—20
.20
257
National
-20
51'A
—25
110%
& Trust_17%
32%
30
-100
Nat'l
Bank
&
88
91
45%
47%
41 '4
St.
40%
Louis
265
_20
38%
Bank- -20
51'A
-17
53%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust -20
29%
American
City Bank
Trust
2
5
53
113'A
43
5%
—25
Co— —10
120
16'A
-100
291
10
United States Trust
26
128
17%
301
National
Bank
National
Boatmen's
First National Bank
Mercantile
Mutual
Trust
;<
Angeles
Bank
of Freeport
Bank
205
25 %
163
153
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
&
50
-10
Long Island Trust
Manufacturers Trust Co
Bank
190
16
Jersey
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
York
31
50
City Bank.
398
__
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(Tbe) Bank..
Few
Bank
32%
20
Union
National
National Bank of Detroit
City of N Y
Square
Cleveland
Central
Cleveland Trust Co
25%
40
First National Bank
St.
Trust
•
49%
52%
61
65
62
&
Trust- -20
100
160
66
65
Trust
Bank
Bank &
—
-25
Trust—— .20
Union
Grove
54'A
56%
'
-25
Co
Bank & Trust
Louis
Tower
United
San
Albany, N. Y.
State Bank of Albany.
168
27%
Francisco
of Amer N T de 8
Bank
A—6.25
34%
36%
1
Recent Security Issues
Bid
Bonds-
*
1^84
3%s
101
Ask
Public Serv of
99%
100%
San
Calif Oregon Power 3%s—1984
Central Power & Lt 3%s
1984
101%
2%s
1984
97 %
97%
Georgia Power 3%s
-1984
3s_1989
100%
100%
100%
.1974
100%
100%
Fire
Ask
100%
Elec
City
Detroit Edison
Houston Lighting
3s
Power
99%
1934
99%
100%
97%
97%
101%
El 2%s_1984
Southern Nat Gas 3'As
1974
100%
100%
100
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
Diego
3%s—
Long Island Lighting 3%s_. .1983
.1979
Mich Conso! Gas 3%s
104
105%
104 %
104%
3%s .1979
105%
106
Northern
Ohio
Illinois Gas
Finance
Pacific Power
Penn
Pitts
Electric
&
Public
West
Serv
.1984
&
Lgt 33ss_
3%s
Va
Co
3%s
4s—.
Ry
of
102 %
103
1959
103%
104%
.1984
100
100%
101'%
3%s- .1984
97%
Ind—
El
105%
98%
105
105%
105
105%
Power
&
pfd—•
99%
ptd-100
108%
109%
99%
100%
Lgt 4%
Paso Nat Gas 5.65*
4.16%
-100
preferred
Mississippi Pow &
4.36%
preferred
Ohio Power 4.08%
Lgt—
100
preferred.100
FOOTNOTES
•No par
FOE
value,
price.
admitted to listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
101
102
100
101
100
103%
105
100
104
105%
Tenn. Gas Transmission—
5.85%
4.44%
preferred
County Elec—
preferred
41
53%
100%
Louisiana Power & Lgt—
Worcester
_1984
1973
Stocks-
100 %
.1984
3'As
Power
Pacific
3s
&
1973
Dallas
Laclede Gas
Okla
Gas
4s
OVER-THE-COUNTEE ISSUES
t
71%
73%
li Bid yield
x
3
Fire
Bid
Bands—(Cont.)
101%
1984
Atlantic
51
L,210
10
-6.25
42%
44%
k
wi
2
25%
27"
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_10
Westchester
29%
100 1,180
& Marine
Travelers
33%
Fire
41%
Fire
45%
44%
—-2.50
Pacific
5
Hanover
44%
43 %
Northeastern
5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
42%
5
Pacific
18
139
23%
Franklin National Bank—
Alabama Power
42 %
24%
Fire
River
5
American
99.814
1954
National
86
.100
Fiduciary Trust
50%
2
Northern
St
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls
63%
37
Trust—-10
&
27%
—10
—
4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Great
5
New
38 %
Peerless
Federal
Fire
Assurance
65
123%
62
-10
Bank
53%
5
Fire
61
322
99.807
29,
30%
50%
26
48%
prior
35%
312
99.836
262
preferred
—10
Bonding—
5
$2.10
24%
Co
252
60 %
88
99.822
39%
26%
Insurance
&
36%
25
National
Crum
91%
32
Automobile
Camden
42%
89%
5
Assur—
99.850
64
40%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
5
preferred
Co (Newark N J)_ -2%
...
__
American Surety
Boston
62
54%
—
Art
—.—5
Co of North
4
American
Bankers
10
Bid
Amer__5
——;
—
Insurance
Jersey Insurance' Co of N Y__10
Lincoln National Life
10
conv
Amer Ins
122
33%
American Equitable
$1.25
59%
1
4%
82
Trade
Par
31%
52%
American Automobile
American
141 %
57
119
3%'
(ex-distribution)
Sterling National
Ask
135%
10
10
Co
Insurance
Aetna
392
49%
Rye National Bank
Bid
380
-15
—
Chemical Bank & Trust
Commercial
38%
36%
--10
Chase National Bank
Public Nat'l
Par
99.868
99.838
Chicago
Manhattan
the
Meadow
Washington Mutual
Institutional
99.872
99.855
Ask
22.50
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Fund—lc
Bank
1
United Income Fund Shares.l
20.01
1
Foundation Fund Inc-lOo
Bank
Bid
York-
Franklin
United Funds Inc—
United Continental Fund
Hudson Fund Inc
Par
New
31.05
Bcudder, Stevens & Clark—
8.00
3.98
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—_1
99.885
1954
1954
Continental Bank & Trust
8.10
lc
99.902
99.913
lo
shares
July 1,
July 8,
99.9131
99.890
1954
99.905
lo
Insurance
99.974
99.962
99.908
9.73
Institutional
99.967
1954 TAB
68.00
—
99.905
1954
99.953
1954
1954
8.89
Tobacco shares
TAB
1954
24,
99.938
1954
3,
18,
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Putnam
24,
May 27, 1954
27'%
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund
June
17,
25%
preferred
Petroleum & .Trading
Fund
June
June
5
$1.50
Pioneer
99.998
99.990
June
20,
Ask
Bid
99.995
.
June
3.03
Amer Investors com_..10c
Pine Street
Dollar Value
6.55
—
Series 1956
Pacific
Treasury Bills
99.982
May
3.22
64.50
Institutional
:
Ask
20.21
1
Institutional
Bid
2.94
Sovereign Investors
Fund
1-54
3-
Shares—
State Street Investment Corp__•
Haydock
1.60%
18.69
1
Trust
8.89
3.12
Income
1.00%
Daa
Dollar Value
June
Fund
American
4.97
Canada
—
England
North
4.54
Inc.-lc
4.78
shares
bl.25
United States
5.38
4.35
Industry
Dated
2-
1.35%
3.46
2.83
Utility
Rata
1.90%
1.00%
4.92
-
8.11
Growth
Ask
0.85
1
Series
lc
shares
Bid
bl.20
1
Income
lc
Steel
100
bl.25
8.31
/—lo
Railroad stock
100.4
99.24
1959.
1-54
X7.60
Series
shares
Bond
99.28
1RR«
1,
1-54
—1
Slock
Preferred
Equipment shares
Petroleum shares
Railroad
1958
1.
7-
7.41
Series
8.95
administered
1.
Oct
1-54
6.78
6.08
lc
shares—lo
shares
Fully
l%s April
1 %s
4-
—1
Price
j
Equipment Shares—
Food
RR
Due
.
shares
Automobile
101.8
10,56
Growth
6.74
series
Securities—
100.8
100.18
8-
9.66
Speculative Series
lo
Group
100
l%s April
103.30
1-53 '
—1
Stock Series
7.98
Investors
100.10
1957
1,
100.6
-
Dated
Balanced Series
10.21
7.28
Industries Fund
100.16
100.2
%s Oct.
100.28
100.20
1955
1955
National Security Series—
41%
Funds Inc—
lo
General
100.25
14.84
-—20o
Common stock series
Gas
100.8
April 1, 1957
17.69
—1
1
Balanced
Founders Mutual Fund
General
103.28
l%s
Securities—
National Investors Corp„——1
stock
100.26
27/eS March
100.25
11.82
Nation
Preferred
100.18
1, 1956
15, 1957
100.25
2.35%
Inc
value
asset
l%s Oct.
100.20
1956
2.15%
Corp—
Net
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rata
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc— III
Invest
Ask
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)
April
100.30
1
33.33
13.05
Life
point
24.06
20.09
beneficial interest
of
a
Trust—
interest- —1
Inc
Units
15.
15,
-1
beneficial
of
32nds of
more
8.71
—
———
Bond
100.24
or
l%s
4.96
shares
shares
1
15, 1955;
Treasury Notes—
l*/.» Dec. 15, 1954
6.4i
_ic
Paper shares
Steel
lc
12.05
Custodian
100.22
100.28
100.23
1%S Feb.
.
100.15
one
Maturity—
Treasury
l%S Aug, 15, 1954
2%S Sept. 15, 1954
4.80
36.46
29.76
First Boston Corp
Futures
100.13
1954—
1,
Equipment shares.lc
Metals
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares- -lc
Business
1961
;
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.55
11.09
Industrial Fund InC-1
Franklin
Canal 3s
10.40)
1
1957-55
1,
14.14
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Knickerbocker Fund ——_1
Panama
9.64
12.96
X9.52
(Speculative
(High-Grade
(Income
Bond
Financial
101.26
May 1.
34.10
27.83
Fund
101.4
101.18
2%s
1
Fund
Fidelity
l%s Oct.
100.12
100.30
2%s
——1
Equity Fund Inc
100.8
May 1, 1956
19.39
Inc.
Balanced
Stock
25/as
11.91-
Howard—
Fund
Fund
&
100.6
100.3
2.23
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus
100.6
100.3
100.20
20.59
Mutual Trust Shares
Shares-
Diversified Trustee
Ask
Bonds—
10.92
Mutual
—
Bank
100.16
2%l June 1, 1954
2%s June 1, 1954
1, 1955
Land
2%s Nov. 1, 1954—
2'As Feb 1, 1955-54
2%s Feb. 1, 1955
100.2
18.87
Mutual
Growth
Diversified
Series
41.59
17.46
1
1
asset value
Delaware
point
17.77
1
6-2
Massachusetts
Mutual Fund Inc—
Do Vegh
Eaton
11.36
11.25
1
Federal
100
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Net asset value
Net
14.18
32%
30%
Inc—
Vegh Income Fund
a
1
Bonds)
Bonds)
Pfd
5-l
Petroleum
Composite Bond & Stock
32nds of
more
Bid
Banks—
Loan
2.10s May 17, 1954
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Oartlflcates
Canada
or
Ask
Stocks)—1
Priced
B-4
Bid
Federal Home
Mutuar
10.04
19.51
3.16
Beneficial Corp
Holdings
13.29
of
-
K-l
Blair
Boston—1
one
7.35
(The)
Inc
Figures after decimal point represent
6.76
Investment Trust
Johnston
Obligations of Governmeni Agencies
Bia
1
10.57
-1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Fund Inc——
Mutual
Par
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Development
Atomic
Mutual Funds—
Investment Co of America
y
New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When
issued,
Ex-rights.
Volume 179
Number 5321... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1971)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
obtain weekly clearings will
a
Our preliminary total
year.
$19,557,376,988 against $18,162,341,112 for the
center there is
At this
week in 1953.
same
Third Federal Reserve
Our comparative
surrl-
1954
York
i
975,877,387
1,308,000,000
1,078,000,000
Philadelphia
650,311,490
Francisco
531,761,000
541,779,245
478,739,859
272,477,431
—
404,519,677
436,684,227
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
"III
283,876,551
five days.
3,636,450,005
Total
all cities,
cities,
five days
2.0
issue of next week.
our
We
cannot
furnish
them
7.3
11,593,147
12,213,843
+ 21.5
+-15.1
1,211,026,539
+13.0
1,108,167,170
1,117,489,635-
8,529,961
249,114,775
10,018,734
248,374,623
—14.9
468,684,802
498,227,038
43.241,000
7,283,663
201,611,687
~
;
43,916,500
10,298,713
ZZZZIZ
In the elaborate detailed statement,
we
however, which
we
For that week there
was
an
+
7.6
+
the
same
week
in
1953.
Outside
a
there
decrease of 1.4%.
was
the week
as
week ended
We group the cities according
to the Federal Reserve District in which
they are located and from this we note that
In the New York Reserve District
(including this
•and in the Boston Reserve District of
the totals report a gain of 13J0%.
decline of 5.9%
a
Beserve
District
city) the totals show
the
totals
District has to its credit
loss of 1.1%
a
1.2%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals suffer
and in the Richmond Reserve District of
enjoy
5.8%, but in the Atlanta
improvement of 6.7%.
an
The
Chicago Reserve
and
the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.7%.
are
larger by 2.7%, but in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are. smaller by
In
the Dallas Reserve District the totals
3.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 6.4%.
Week Ended April 24-
-
OF BANK
1953
$
1st
Boston
"2nd New
3rd
-4th
York_
___11
Philadelphia
5th
11
_
—
Richmond
(6
7th
6th
St
9th
Minneapolis
17
Louis
4
San
9,518,233,348
9,684,272,927
1,368,052,353
1,143,443,446
1,215,342,828
City
6
Francisco
10
Total
381,016,035
359,522,471.
1,096,723,336
1,015,195,3C©
New
York
3,240.854
now
add
$
$
1.2
687,767,323
688,779,529
1.1
9,783,640,214
8,388,266,203
+13.0
1,108,167,170
5.9
1,096,723,336
—
569,736,273
604,634,744
960,123,279
1,380,014,574
1,241,986,314
5.8
529,696,342
837,187,448
740,945,624
1,094,818,060
1,087,270,506
+
II
612,271,157
609,174,362
+
0.5
551,945,686
542,541,281
472,506,595
455,8^7,863
+
3.7
417,121,757
418,126,964
4,863,630
—11.2
258,784,325
+ 14.9
85,411,159
84,799,648'
604,634,744
5.8
529,696,342
502,274.044,
i
28,513,842
22,276.813
+
28.0
103,280,110
98,173,961
+
,5.2
256,872,621
90,630,628
337,400,000
324,200,000
+
4.1
3O8,7O0,OGO
5,033,241
I
Macon
7,096,878
—29.1
5,689,613
3,838,432
+-38.9
19,509,744
82,383,08©
160,226,460
+ 16.2
114,303,823
104,367,53*
162,652,880
+ 13.8
128,555,966
102,626,505
Mobile
9,020,985
(10 cities).
7,844,656
459,592
164,652,072
1.73,254,806
1,024,887,912
ZZZZZ
Mississippi—Vicksburg
960,123,279
3,580,655
+ 15.0
558,390
6,656,923
3,278,907
/
6,717,7841
—17.7
295,861
5.0
160,527,189
147,211,77©
6.7
837,187,448
740,945,624*
—
+
329,7i)T
Seventh Federal Reserve District—i
■Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
1,818,975
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
8,770,996
;
+ 13.8
I,223,615
I,245,990
3.9
9,887,030
11,251,85©
+ 12.1
5,228,822
+
9,304,314
5.7
—
6,728,650
>
5,571,875.
9;203,88.1
66,688,000
62,816,000
6.2
56,046,000
7,647,100
10,339,878
—26.0
7,986,537
3,385,712
3,811,531
—11.2
3,419,886
43,915,00©
9,087,337
2,751,709c
102,107,069
100,852,108
+
1.2
98,897,480
74,803,47©
—
Bend
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
+-
4,703,115
City
:
Illinois—Bloomington
6.1
4,098,984
31,002,503
+ 12.3
30,658,635
31,071,71*-
13,759,705
_
5,006,727
34,827,071
Moines
Sioux
" 1,598,485
13,337,905
6,525,415,
7,315,938
Indianapolis
South
Des
.
13,852,604
13,306,057
+
3.4
12.86S.C49
16,220,085
1,152,74©
852,878,53'?-
!__
1,525,150
1,268,690
+ 20.2
1,361,373
1,081,970,738
£53,978,181
3,793,490
+ 13.4
829,837,616
5,232,267
12,313,048
11,901,469
8.855,559
Chicago
9.050,462
Decatur
Peoria
5,241,527
.
3,294,831
+-
3.5
II,742,273
—
2.2
8,532,763
4,093,049
1,380,014,574
(17 cities).
+ 37.9
1,241,986,314
+ 28.1
3,005,060
Missouri—St.
Louis
4,473,52©
3,242,669-
II,179,25©
6,107,775
3,005,060-
1,0.94,818,060
1,087,270,50©
324,100.000
326,700,000
0.8
311,500,000
307,000,00©
169,399,010
165,073,528
2.6
141,067,027
138,994,038
116,634,191
115,308,731
1.2
97,417,804
94,387,922
2,137,956
2,092,103
2.2
1,960,855
2,158,',21
612,271,157
.
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
cities).
(4
609,174,362
551,945,686
542,541,28*
I
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
549,803,178
566,628,087
433,169,915
421.800,555
1,013,614,167
1,083,054,860
Minnesota—Duluth
II
7,353,920
Paul
North Dakota—Fargo
3.0
526,604,672
528,350,082
South
-+2.7
377,331,915
402,662,168
Montana—Billings
6.4
1,007,203,772
—
18,829,567,607
18,742,705,208
+
0.5
18,018,207,695
9,620,653,460
9,399,999,413
+
2.3
8,538,791,217
101,220,075
283,231,894.
104,242,340-
6,529,789
2.6
3,579,950
5.4
4,359,080
9.9
12,127,804
11,353,835
472,506,595
(7 cities).
16,420,854,716
City_________
6,603,845
283,339,947
6,696,663
__
;
Total
6,511,823
4.8
0.7
3,771,557
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
II
8.4
308.318,898
113,674,571
4,792,408
988,953,320
—
II
8,031,745
323,246,301
114,517,842
Minneapolis
455,847,868
6,943,315
6,584,21*
3,685,172
3,439,043*1
3,960,733
,
2,45f',9CT
10,566,12©
6.8
+
11,460,692
3.7
417,121,757
418,326,964,
8,326,367,725
our
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
Portland
1953
Inc.or
1952
$
Dec. %
$
1951
1,796,461
5,012,814
River
4,158,770
575,461,598
2,819,620
Lowell
7:f
2,803,586
989,806
2.881,437
Springfield
Worcester
2,772,155
10,332,516
Bedford
1,007,170
10,778,884
7,969,421
Connecticut—Hartford
42,232,978
Haven
7,667,900
32,528,198
+
5.6
2,189,233
1,679,483
+ 20.5
4,022,385
4,198,970
2.7
581,811,059
589,430,886
—
+
—
+
—
+
0.6
2,285,001
1,063,720
2,372,177
1,902,367
4.1
10,228,188
10,268,505
3.9
7,004,083
+ 29.8
32,324,994
7,655,349
,
27,403,787
+ 18.0
13,727,757
34,103,700
—17.1
29,258,100
1,973,732
1,799,791
9.7
1,480,576
1,328,551
680,834,689
cities)
13,934,632
28,274,600
New Hampshire—Manchester
787,594
4=7,724
518,90+
7,489,792
7,468,634
2.9
134,887,938
140,033,8279,204,695-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
18.100,821
15,751,673
367,888,917
11.407,200
4,650,578
3,864,461
3,211,409
(10 cities),
8,675,831
+ 13.4
11,305,608
.
+ 21.6
342,581,440
City..
________________
8.043,810
21,454,569
3,396,470
566,628,087
6.9
341,727,568
336,668,509
0.9
8,108,615
11,932,859
+20.3
3,333,359
3,139,180
4.6
2,895,421
2 738,197
3.0
526,604,672
52_,350,083
—
—
.
—
—
1,037,178
3.9
4-
887,573
6.0
2,045,265
1.7
16,445,071
Rhode Island—Providence
140,949.154
2.5
8.1
9,782,730
—
Total
—
—
24,329,794
—
Wichita
Joseph
—
709,902
8.072,846
549,803,178
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
560,005,420
Massachusetts—Boston
L'.
145,004,683
1954
1,897,274
840,758
667,616
7,419,922
-—_____
Lincoln
City—
819,398
______
688,812,845
1.2
687,767,323
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Fort
7,812,707
_
Worth
;
—
Galveston
7,295,458
+
7.1
6,956,154
7,429,028
370,700,345
260,671,866
+
2.8
321,420,647
341.126,629
28,424,680
________—_—.—
Dallas
28,276,625
+
0.5
27,511,884
32,806,183
6,958,000
—21.1
5,825,550
6,369,595
—
14,920,233
12,229,011
433,169,915
421,800,555
5,486,400
5,629,000
6,212,uO©
688,779,529
+
—
12,518,888
29,310,300
Wichita
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
cities)
____________
—
8.5
6,542,259
5,913,633
+ 22.0
9,271,971
9,174,670
2.7
377,331,915
432.6d2.16S
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany
L
Binghamton
Buffalo
Washington—Seattle
19,019,887
3,701,841
4,103,303
111,939,425
122,276,709
f
Elmira
2,299,123
2,445,469
<
Jamestown
1,941,020
2,419,210
9,208,914,147
9,342,705,795
,
___•
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
New
l_
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
[
Total
+
—
—
—
5.4
(11 cities)
13,663,842
3,953,847
8.5
103,953,499
101,413,172
6.0
2,164,384
2,324,772
San
2,092,962
2,825,183
San
Jose
9,479,416,478
8,094,466,991
——____—
Francisco
1.4
26,883,314
+ 10.5
17,970,551
20,880,255
21,106,517
21.300,584
>|
22,635,223
15,566,846
17,205,012
0.9
21,527,455
Lake
California—Long
City
172,377,206
79,259,763
19,487,527
Beach
83,986,691
20.066,089
2.3
163.847,594
161,588,194
7.8
3,688,741
3,164,631
157,053,215
151,299,120
5.6
69,434,008
63,79o,2O0
16,849,975
—
—
2.9
18,007.326
1.1
12,800,564
6.9
551,301,869
11,777,63©
551,012,2:©
15,127,920
+ 14.8
14,863,454
13,028,407
7,286,538
—19.0
5,347,219
9,892,217
11.834,535
—16.4
10,859,782
14,098,102
—___;—
_____
—_—______——
13,939,552
549,304,207
589,971,872
17.362,748
Barbara
—
—10.7
—
5,904,758
Pasadena
Stockton
4,754,397
154,006,766
+
—
6,330,45310,132,412
21,788,784
—13.9
Utah—Salt
Santa
163,710,060
4,385,193
Oregon—Portland
4,763,726
—19.8
—
16,*753,427
9.8
29,711,682
Connecticut—Stamford
159,912,881
Yakima
20,044,085
18,069,811
—
1,013,614,167
1,083,054,860
6.4
1.007,203,772
988,953,32©
cities).
18,829,567,607
18,742,705,208
+
0.5
18.018,207,695
16,420,854,71ft
Outside New York City_„
9,620,653,460
9,399,999,413
+
2.3
Total
(10 cities)
Grand total
70,142,069
53,025,397
+ 32.3
45,106,163
93,462,888
69,213,004
-+35.0
64,610,051
60,054,780
9,518,233,348
9,684,272,927
1.1
9,783,640,214
8,388,266,203
—
(111
52,480,009
•Estimated.
I
8,538,791,217 '
%,
269,100,020 '
5,417,54©
5,331,207
186,142,480
__
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
18,246,790
185,054,383
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
St.
(12
13,982,Go©
140,06-: ,237
3,857,672'
—12.1
Augusta
St.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
Total
159,129,699
II
Maine—Bangor
New
2,697,765-
18,577,000
8.9
5,544,310
298,215,956
97,887,487
502,274,044
6.7
+ 11.1
—
Week Ended April 24
New
2.930,529
4.5
569,736,273
Nashville
1,015,195,360
—
$
.
1.0
+
4,870,730
264,932,234
112,508,092
cities).
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
1,024,887,912
Clearings at—
Fall
+—
1,117,489,635
—
Week ended April 24 for four years:
j
3,209,327
16,726,000
183,051,664
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
—
1951
1952
or
111 cities
Outside
35,265,90©5,395,7257,503,794-
II
7
10
_
_
9,035,812
398,612,121
>t.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc.
Dec. %
1,211,026,539
II
___
11th Dallas
22th
683,812,845
6,063,519
II
10
_
Chicago
Kansas
$
2.3
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Total
II
7
6
__
J_
Atlanta
10th
1
680,834,689
Cleveland
€th
,
+
10,070,723
5.9
Rockford
CLEARINGS
1954
1.6
17,478,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY
.:.;
+
7,577,072
225,584,724
431,589,774
35,856,400
—10.4
Springfield
In the following
j
0.3
5.9
395,454,430
Columbia—Washington
Terre
gain of 11.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 0.5%
a
+
—
gain of 2.3%, the bank
a
9,400,248-
166,706,363
7.7
+
increase of 0.5%, the aggregate of clearings
this city
of
2,581,238"
1,215,342,823
Virginia—Huntington
District of
for the whole country having amounted to
$18,329,567,607 against $18,742,705,208 in
clearings at this center showing
6,147,316
5,957,04©
10,583,591
1,143,443,446
(7 cities)
9.0
—
"■
—14.0
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
are
April 24.
8.7
8.8
9,956,280
Richmond
has to be estimated.
cases
+
+
8,564,083
354,334,612
__
Virginia—Norfolk
•ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of
going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
3,098,99T
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
,
9.0
today, inasmuch
1,072,000,000
3,170,507
5.7
5,564,089
2,513,959
5,336,201
10,828,603
7,696,942
ZJZZZZZZZ
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
1,065,000,000
5.9
+
8.8
—
$19,557,376,988 $18,162,341,112
3,526.930
+ 13.2
4,455,890
3,477,689
1,181,074-
—15.4
Youngstown
Total
Total all cities for week
1,411,999
1,600,7 JO
1,331,306
3,894,619
—
1,368,052,353
Cleveland
3.3
-j- 4.0
66^,966,804
1,260,587
1,570,357
4.7
—10.8
14,088,573
14,054,491
Cities)
Columbus
9.1
3,334,834,025
727,290,001
S
6,697,515
2,991,120
6,646,094
Jersey—Trenton
Total
$18,830,086,987 $17,495,374,308
day
one
1951
I
3,251,048
7,233,127
South
All
$
1.8
—
—
$15,193,636,982 $14,160,540,283
cities, five days.
1952
+ 14.9
—
1,158,000,000
5,663,630
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware—Wilmington
West
Ten cities
___j.
Mansfield
—
or
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
5.9
+
321,300,000
367,783,175
Baltimore
1,788,663
Cincinnati
+ 21.3
355,270,727
314,900,000
Pittsburgh
1,361,635
1,800,943
1,595,037
4,202,686
1,311,000,000
3,682,347
Ohio—Canton
5.4
—
614,337,964
343,585,229
City
St. Louis
Other
%
+ 10.3
$9,106,838,873
Boston
San
1953
$10,045,227,977
922.906,453
.__
Chicago
Kansas
~
;
RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 1—
New
1,565,039
Chester
(11
Inc.
Dec. <1o
1,716,375
Bethlehem
Total
CLEARINGS-
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
1953
$
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 10.3%.
for the week follows:
jcnary
Week Ended April 24
1954
Lancaster
States for which it is possible to
above those of the corresponding week last
stands at
Pre¬
a year ago.
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 1, clearings for all
cities of the United
be 7-7%
based
us
increase compared with
an
43*
8,326,367,725
Financial Chronicle..
The Commercial and
(1972)
44
1484
bonds, ser. C, 3'A%, due 1973—Jun 15
1836
1st
lien &
Western
1st
mtge. ref.
Maryland
York
RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
EXCHANGE
APRIL
Central
INCLUSIVE
1954,
1954 TO APRIL 29,
23,
1st
Power
&
Country and Monetary Unit
due
Money)
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States
1988
Florida
Thursday
Apr. 29
Apr. 27
Apr. 28
$
$
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333"
—■«—
Preferential
.133333*
.133333*.
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
Power
.0719820"
.0719820"
.0719820*
4%
1st
'
.0385802*
.0198375
.0198375
.0198375
.0428082"$
.0428082*$
dollar
Canada,
.0352609*$
.0352609*$
.0352609*$
India, Dominion of,
Ireland, pound
peso
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.210866
.0799360
.264210
.0349000
escudo
krpna
Switzerland, franc
~
.193330*
.193330"
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.140080*
.496766*
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.233162
2.808219
2.8082.19
pound sterling-
2.818750
2.818750
**'
tApplication depends upon type
of merchandise.
••Temporarily omitted.
changes
of United
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
(In
of
Gold
certificates
Redemption
for
F.
gold
res._
21,283,324
+
+
and
+
61,554
Industrial
1,221
+
15
advances
loans
—
2,^22
7,574
102,394
—
in
—■
620,127
Borrowings
member
2,255
+
A summary
■
Notes
.
..
—
13,029,021
—
3,641,150
Bonds
bought
outright
under
repurchase
Apr. 21,
880,825
+
826,221
Due
and
loans
from
securities-
61,569
22
—
3,552,230
—
53,264
—
588,579
1
Baqk
premises
—
Other assets
Total
+
178,750
assets
50,468,859
,—
+
2,448
•+
155,067
of other banks—
cash, items,——
R.
+
24,850,281
banks
foreign
notes
Uncollected
P.
+
24,632,337
—
—
42
—
41
+
.Commercial,
203,839
73,438
+
notes
Reserve
25,393,812
—
22,949.
—
Real
U.
bank—res.
accts._
+
19,698,915
acct.—_
S. (Treas.—gen.
499,243
—
469,059
——
—
Other
+
304,704
Foreign
—
brokers
and
for
dealers
pur-
carrying securities.
or
for
loans
purchasing
.
estate
to
loans
banks
u.—
133,091
+
209,568
Other
65,599
+
131,747
Reserves
with
25,886
—
49,356
Cash
96,344
Balances
-—
+
104
+
27
30
+
17
21
733
,863
—1,191
62
+ 1,663
+ .' 391
—
".+♦'■
+
Total
Other
deposits
Capital
+
—
9,793
+
417,979
—
1,311
—
429,824
+
195,615
7,413
1,427
24,456
Surplus
(Section
258
2,613
banks
liabilities
and
—
+
13,964
demand
10,354
—•
deposits:
Domestic banks
-
_.
315
~\+-»718
30 ■ —
55
63.
+
-
71,615
—
506
—
—
501,323
+
liabilities combined
45.9%
—
0.3%
Below will be found
preferred
-
for
for¬
25c
5-15
$$2.50
7- 2
.6- 7
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.):
Securities
preference
and
A
—
;
correspondents
.
—
16,455
commitments
loan
2,958
—
—
925
—
19
—
15,403
13
and
.
pfd.
5-15
25c
5-15
45c
6-25
62'/2C
7-10
35c
6" 1
5-15
15c
6-1
5-20
20c
6-19
6-14
20c
9-20
9-13
(quar.25c
5-14
4-3Q
$$1.25
6- 1
5-1S
$10c
5-21
4-30
Dobbs Houses.
Corp.,'class
Inc.
(quar.)_____—.__—
(quar.)____
Beneficial shares
redemption,
for
&
Anglo
Co.
Investment
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Dominion
Engineering
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
banks of the
shows
the
following
principal changes for the week
An increase of $803 million in demand
deposits adjusted and decreases of $265 million in United
ended April 21:
States Government deposits and $315
million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial,
industrial,
Dominion
Magnesium (special)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
New
Aircraft
Co.,
(initial
common
Dravo
Corp.,
preference
Dresser
(quar.)—
Industries,
Inc.,
—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred
(quar )
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bros.
Hose
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying
securities increased $126 million.
Holdings of Treasury
and decreased
million
at
all
in the
bills increased in
six
districts
others, with a net increase of $96
reporting member banks; the principal
1st
Corp.
National
Employers
Stock
mortgage
Alabama
due
3% %
due
A,
bonds,
Southern
Great
series
Atlanta
1967
4%%
1st
due
mtge.
Western
May 15
1971
3'A%
1473
Watch
May
bds., due 1971_May
& Rubber Co.,
3%
Co.,
1
1370
1479
1721
1|
(quar.)
Co., (quar.)
(s-a)—
May
1
3%%, 1st mtge. bonds due 1971
—Jun
1,
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge., 3%% bonds, due 1983
May 15
Gulf
Minnesota
Transfer
Mississippi
Morrell
4Va %
Power
(John)
Republic Steel
1st. mtge.
due
1983—
Co., 1st mtge. 3%% bonds
1st mtge. 33A% bds., due
Co.,
May 20
Corp., 3%
Co., 3%%
Southern
Union Gas
3%%
debentures,
Co., 3%%
sinking
due
1962
debentures, due
fund
debs,
due
1972
1969
*
1721
1832
1
1
_May
1
1484
.Jun
1
•
debentures, due 1958_May
1st mtge. bonds due 1965
Jun
Farms
1371
1373
1613
1482
•
1484
Jun
1983_May
& Co., 15-year 3%
Seabrook
Sperry Corp.
bonds,
*
May
1
3
1
—_
__________
_^____—________—_
pfd.
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Group
(quar.)_
common
(s-a)_
dividend
5- 5.
6-21
40c
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$40c
40c
$1.12%
5
6- 1
6- 1,
4- 7
5-20
6-1-0
5-20
8-20
11-19
5-21
25c
15c
$1.19
25c
70c
60c
6- 1
6-24
5- 3
6- 1
5-14
5-14
6- 3
4-20
5-12
6-25
6-25
4-15
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7%
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5-28
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5-14
4-16
$3.50
10- 1
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15c
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6- 1
5-17
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5-10
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Equitable Credit Corp.—
_____—_
Office Building Corp.
Erie
Forge
Railroad
5%
(quar)
preferred
Equitable
& Steel Corp.,
5%
preferred
"A"
Erlanger Mills
4'A%
prior
"A"
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing
Fanner
Mfg.
Co.
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)—
Co.
$1.25
12'Ac
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.»_
Corp., 4'A%
Brothers
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
Farmer
______—
Traders Life Insurance
Quarterly
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5'A%
preferred
series
5'A%
preferred
Federal
Compress
Federal
Insurance
Federal
Paper
A
series
—__
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.),
1953
Warehouse
Co. (quar.)
&
Board,
preferred
5-, 3
4-20
$3
«S3
34'Ac
7-1
10- 1
5-15
6-15
9-15
5- 1
2%
62'Ac
6834C
5-18
4-30
5-28
5-28
5-18
5-18
50c
6-1
6-10
5-5
5-28
7- 1
6-25
Co.—
—
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—
Common (stock div.)
8-13
8c
(quar.)
Quarterly
5%
•
;
"A"
&
(quar.)
(reduced)™
com.
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Farmers
Co.,
Power
1
May 15
debentures due 1961—May
Corp.,
Service
1477
1610
1
RR.—
5-15
7- 1
6-15
6-15
5-15
6-10
7-1
30c
iquar.)
Co. (quar.)
5%
1st coliat. trust mtge. bonds; ser. A, due 1982—May
Power
preferred
Erie
bonds
4.90%
preferred stock
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—
1st
mortgage
4%%
bonds
due
1982
Gas
1
May
1st mtge. 33A%
1st mtge. 27/8%
Indiana
1717
bonds,
—
——
&
Firestone Tire
Florida
series C,
RR.
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
&
1963
Chicago
Page
Date
Corp.—
5-
3%
$1.75
$1.50
(accum.)
Williamsport RR.
2nd
50c
Gas
5- 5
5-26
.<
$1
15c
Rubber
&
Electrographic
Elmira &
A
$7
(accum.)
Corp...
Co. (quar.)
Paper
Emporium
Company and Issue—
Alabama
5- 5
5-26
87'Ac
31%c
31 'Ac
31 'Ac
(stock div.)
Corp.
States
preferred B
6%
6-16,
5-17,
5-26
*
5%
Elgin
4-30
4-30
6-30
6-15
Co.—
Empire District Electric, 5%
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
<quar.)_
J
(quar.)
preferred
Duriron
details
in which
(quar.):
com.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., common
current
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
"
(quar.)
common
5-14
5-14
35c
50c
•;
-u—_—
the
volume
'.
quar,)
6-10
50c
$15c
100%
62%c
dividend)
Extra
6-10
$30c
..
i,
(stock
< com.
4-10
$40c
(s-a)
'
the
Central Indiana Gas Co.,
agricultural loans de¬
creased in all districts and a total of $210 million at all
reporting member banks; the principal decreases were
S90 million in New York City, $30 million in the San
Francisco District, $24 million in the
Chicago District,
and $15 million in the Philadelphia District.
Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.
and
Ltd.
Works,
Extra
' 4-10
.=
*■:/
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.—
New common (initial quar.)
Emhart Mfg.
were
Ltd.—
Corp.,
5%
Ely & Walker: Dry Goods,
7% 1st preferred, (s-a)
7
!_
shares
Manufacturing
Electric
called
(quar.)_
(quar.)_____
A
Dodge & Cox Fund,
Dominion
A
iquar.)
common
Co.
Pepper
Douglas
4.
5-15;
6-< 1 2
-
25c
Fruit
preferred
Edgar
called
stocks
common
those
90c
Co.,
B
Cup
Dodge
6-
12-3'
12-152
50c
(quar.)____j.________________^___
Giorgio
Class
6-11"
•
9-20 2 9-10
12-202 12-10"
<6-15
50c
.
•
26-22
$1.25
(s-a)_____
Denver Union Stock Yard (quar.)
Dixie
,
1st
Corp.,
<s-a)_
,
5-10
-2;
,,
preferred (quar;.
Tramway
\
5-10:
$1.25 -2
(quar.)
under sinking fund provisions:
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-«
including
:
6- 3
$2
$1.25
convertible
6-25"
5-21>
--.,
-6-3:
30c
(quar.)__j.
(quar.)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
eign
Industrial
30c
convertible preferred
$6
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
>
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred
J1
9- 3
12- 3
4-27::
,
voting common
stock
7.
Corp. of Canada—
(s-a);.
Denver & Rio -Grande RR.
Eastern
Notices
accep¬
t>-
9-23
Eddy
73,438
6- 3
t>-23
5-
12-23
Duro-Test
5,319
re¬
6-23
50c
A
5%
Borrowings
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
50,468,859
on
—
.
deposit and F. R.
Contingent liability
tances purchased
—
1,255
568
161
+2,056
+
562
265
+
20,263
deposits
15c
50c
50c
4%
40,337
cap¬
gold certificate
to
Interbank
241
+
803
9
—
53,736
except Goverment
Government
+
2,422
deposits adjusted
deposits
S.
—
57
—
33
"9
27,543
140,9^9
accounts
of
serves
U.
+
43
—
6-15
9-15
',40c
_______
5%;
116
+
+
625,013
7)
13b)
capital accounts-
Total
Demand
Time
+
'"'V-.'
Foreign banks
271,203
(Section
ital
—
49,404,151
in
Surplus
note
19,359
Accounts—
Capital paid
Ratio
+
3,019,059
divids.
liabilities
Total
Other
items-
accrued
&
20,971,921
—
avail.; cash
liab.
+
4
+
Liabilities—
Deferred
+2,068
96
+
8,042
domestic
1
l
154
—-
14,299
'/922
Banks
Federal Reserve
with
338
+ "
21,548
vault
83,585
+
2,925
4,587
securities
in
44
2,392
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness.—
Treasury notes.
U. 3. bonds
;
162,319
313
2
+
,
7- 1
10- 1
5-23
(quar.)_
Dr.
+
'
;. VC
$1.12%
(quar.)
! Di
808
12
+
597
7,750
31,452
•
Government securities—total
v,
13
+'
6-16
9-15
6- 1*
5- 1
.
$1.12%
(quar.)
C0._
Beneficial
6,544
(quar.)
■
A
5%
+" ,126
$1.75
5c
87'Ac
■;
A
1st
"
+
'
class
5%
',18
—
r
,
$1.75
pfd.
6rl5.
'-2
class
Denver
carrying
or
loans
Loans
Mfg.
6-30:2
-
5-13
7- 2
9-29
6-15
5-15
$2
r
,
.
.
5%
+2,446
210
2
:
5-18:
4-22
6- 12
$1.05
5%
■.
r
—
1,925
—
116
"
840 r
Other
U. S.
' +
+
securities
Deposits:
Member
to
Other
Liabilities-
Federal
agricultural
and
22,348
chasing
1
54,960
23,874
industrial,
loans
Loans
preferred
Debenture
.
—
40,004,
3,703
+
—
501,323
39,364
1,298
+
.—
90
8,903
826,221
+
Loans—gross
Total U. S. Govt: securities
78,858
(quar.)
-Delta Air Lines, Inc.. (quar.)
Dennison Mfg. Co.—
:1953
■
Loans—net
agreement
Total
investments—total
and
Loans
1954
:
■
4-30
6-15 '
5-15
class
(In millions of dollars)
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Debenture &
Apr. 22,
Apr. 14,
v
1954
Assets—
24,632,337
preferred
Daystrom.
2
744,650
preferred
.
Culver Corp.'1 (s-a)_j_j2
Cuneo Press Inc., 3'A%
mem¬
Inc; ( + ) or
1
1
'25-15
$2
dec. (—) since
•••.
5-1
7-31
11- 1
$2
-
1,055,473
8%
pfd.
(quar.)
'Common
of assets and liabilities of reporting
5-10
5-15
8-16
11-15
$2
all* reporting
at
$4.20
Corp.,
Sugar Co.—-
5%
million
$63
increased
5-10
5-21
5-28
$1.25
Curtlss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)
banks.
5-10 1
6- 1<;
6-10 -
•
.,
<
6- 4.
/
1
$1.25
American
Curtis
deposits credited to domestic
1,396,221
+
1,910,975
6,051,191
Held
Demand
ber banks follows:
Bills
Certificates.
Total
districts.
all
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
States Government deposits decreased
United
.6-
75c
15c
■
<
7-12
6-25
.
25c
Curlee Clothing Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
banks decreased in most districts.
45,827
+
—
outright—
Bought
District, $47 million
trict, and by smaller amounts in
securities:
Government
S.
—
118,605
+
6,852
216,723
cash
Discounts
U.
certificate
871,224
395,921
Total
Dallas
districts.
R.
—_
•___
220,999
—
City; $143 million in
trict, $69 million in the Boston
the
1953
9,996
+.
20,412,100
fund
notes
Other
1954
1954
•v
million in
the San Francisco Dis¬
District, $56 million in
in the Cleveland Dis¬
all but two of the other
7fl5
..
20c
(quar.)
40c
7%
of $62
total
a
6-15'
__________
common
1%
reporting member banks.
deposits adjusted ihcreased $403
New York
Apr. 29,
and
5- 5
7-1
(quar.)
Realty
Forster,
&
Cuban
all
at
Demand
Dec. (—) since
Apr. 28,
District
Francisco
San
(quar.)
Co.,
Gas
Zellerbach
Crum
1
Holdings
Francisco District.
Government bonds increased $35 mil¬
States
the
million
Inc. (,+) or
Assets—
in
lion
dollars)
Apr. 21,
increases of $69 million in New York City
were
and $51 million in the San
6- 1 +
$1.13
prior preferred (quar.)_.——
Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Crown
3
31'Ac
Quarterly
—___—__j_.j_2_____i.____
tl.25.
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.j$17'Ac
Crown Cork & Seal Co*, Inc., $2 pfd..(quar.)
50c ,
Crown Cork
& Seal,
Ltd. (quar.)
t50c
.
5-20
Co,- (Toronto)—,1-.-s.
Quarterly
,
Statemenl of Condition of the Twelve
Corp.
Varnish
Cosmopolitan
,
5-
6-* 1
•
$$1.20
Motors
Corning Natural
peso
•Nominal.
Insurance
&
Paint
$3
2.819492
■
Life
: Copeland
'
5^3
5-27
$1
(quar.)
-
«
..
25%
,
Semi-annual
.233228
,
Holder»
Payable of Ret
60c :*%. 5-27
:
_
Copper
&
Steed
Industries—
5% preferred (quar.)—,
Continental Gin Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Cook
.193330*
*0
-
—__
—:
-
i.When
•
Continental
v»
2.809049
2.818125
2.818281
<
*«
»*
-.0349000
.233200
2.807803
preferred
Continental,
Continental
-
';496766*
2.807596
.233175
pound
v
-
.140080*
,
...
"
.193330*
.193330*
.233189
4%
•
of America—
.
>■(-
•
i..
Share
,
(increased)
dividend
Stock
?-2.791666■'
.140080*
.140080"
.496766"
Common
.0799360
2.790222
of Company
Container Corp.
.
.264200
.264166
2.790428
"
2.819583.
.0799360
.0799360
1
.264200
Sweden,
Kingdom,
.210866
2.818125
2.790841
peso
Union of South Africa,
.00435401*
,
.
.210833
2.818437
.264225
—
Islands,
.210866
2.818750
10)
page
fer
Name
.00285625
.238379"
.0799360
Portugal,
Uruguay,
.00435401*
.238379"
2.790841
krone
Philippine
.210800
.00285625
.210900
_■
(Continued from
V
.210800
.210800
.00435401*
'!
2.818750,
—
1374
issue.
1.013671. 5
1.013214
.210800
rupee—
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, poundNorway,
.326900
.326900
1.014023?
.238379"
Germany, Deutsch Mark.
this
1
Dividends
.0352609*$
.00285625
.210850
—
franc—..
in
>.326900
.00435401*
Ceylon, rupee —
markka
France
(Metropolitan),
Finland,
Mexico,
.326900
1.013203
1.013378
—
1833
Jun
4'A%
.0428082*$
.326950r
British Malaysia, Malayan dollars-
May 21
1
series A and C
Virginia Ry.—
bonds, series A
West
&
.0198375
.0428082*$
.0352609*t
r-
*
1611
Co.—
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0428082"$
Free
1478
5
May
preferred stock,
mortgage
•Announcement
.0385802*
Brazil, cruziero—
Basic
preferred
debentures, due 1967
conv.
2.246679
2.245517
2.245683
2.246015
5.25%
.0198375
—_
1830
1983—May 21
bonds, ser M,
May 1
stock
Jun
1
gen. & ref. mtge.
4.90%
Corp.,
Lighting
Island
Pittsburgh
:•/
$
.0385802"
Belgium, franc
due
1616
W
.133333*
2.246015
pound
Austria, schilling
United
Long
$
$
—_—
Australia,
Wednesday
Apr. 26
Apr. 23
Argentina pesoBasic
Tuesday
Monday
CALLED
_______——v
Foote Mineral Co..
Friday
ISSUE
Light Co.—
bonds, series E,
4% %
mtge.
Detroit Edison Co. 3T'b %
Noon
1616
bonds, series B, due 1976—•——May- 1
1st mtge. 3'A% s. f. bonds, due I960——May 10
Corp.,
below a record for the week just passed:
Ry.—
4 'A %
mortgage
ENTIRE
FOREIGN
debs., due 1971_May
Virginian Ry.—
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to the Secretary of
countries of the world. We give
1
Co., 47/8%
Gas Transmission
Tennessee
Page
Date
and Issue—
Company
Foreign Exchange Rates
Monday, May 3, 1954
.
[__
—
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
50c
!
-Volume 179
Number 5321 ;t. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
(1973)
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.
''r
•'*
'
'"Jv-
Per
Nam&of Company
"i-.-
Fitzslmmons'.Stores Ltd.,' class A
(quar.)___;i
-*
Corp., 4%.- prefrred
4.60% preferred* <quar.)___:__
4.75 %
.
preferred
-
(quar.>___
-
_
5%
.
preferred,
i
&
."
25c
1
6-
5-24
12%
5-19
4-
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
8-16
8-
10c
ioc
11-15
6-
31c
6-10
25c
(s-a)
2
6-
$1
:
1
preferred
(quar.)
Package Corp., com. (quar.)
pfd. 1st series (quar.)
General Precision Equipment Corp.*—
5% preferred A (s-a)___________________
37'Ac
New
5%
$2.75
Gillette
dividend)
Co..
Globe-Wernicke
Goodall
Co.,
Rubber
Co.,
$5
preferred
Government
Initial
Grace
quarterly
5-15
4-15
4-15
1
6%
preferred
8%
class
50%
5-15
6-15
6%
preferred
8%
class
6%
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-
5
5-
6-15
'
6-15
5-17
6-15
.7-1
6-10
5%
5-12
15c
1
25c
6-12
1st
7%
2nd preferred
6-
;
6-
$2
9-11
Salle
9-11
12-11
11-29
12-11
11-29
t25c
6-15
5-25
$1.16
J
9-15
12-15
6-25
5-28;
S-2—
Co.
Corp.
Co.
preferred
realized
^
Mills—
security
5-13
6-
1
5-18
National
Airlines,
Inc.
10c
6-15
5-15
National
Aviation
National
Co.
Acme
capital
4-30
National
Casket
6-
1
5-17
National
Company
6-10
5-14
6-
1
5-10
7-
1
2
Stock
7-15
(quar.)__
$1.25
1-10-55
12-24
1
5-15
29c
10-31
Common
434%
preferred
(quar.).__
Chemical (Canada),
Drug &
convertible
preferred
Machine
(quar.)
tl5c
6-30
6-15
A
(quar.)
+15c
9-30
9-15
Class
Class A
B
(quar.)
115c
9-30
9-15
25c
5-28
5-
3
Class A
(quar.)
115c
12-31
12-15
5%
5-28
5-
3
Class B
(quar.)
115c
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock
Lakes
Great
Great
Southern
Life
Quarterly
Greer
(s-a)
90c
Co.
____
(Houston)
5
5-
3
25c
6-10
5-19
—
Gruraann Aircraft Engineering Corp.
6-10
10c
I
(quar.)
6-
1
6-
$5
preferred
$5 preferred
Oil
B
Co.,
new
on
class
A
B
preferred
1
6-14
7-16
6
4-26
Schaffner
6-21
4-15
Holt
Co.,
(Charles
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Gold
& Co.
to
Co.
of
6-23
&
Co.,
50c
8-
1
7-24
Quarterly
50c
11-
1
10-24
60c
6-
1
5-
35c
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-15
5-
5
Link-Belt
8-14
8-
5
Liquid
6-
1
1
5-12
Little
1
common
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
8-18
Northern
11-18
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)__
50c
50c
3-10-55
2-18
Norwich
6-
1
5-16
Oklahoma
6-14
5-21
4-30
6-15
6-
6-
4-16
,
5
Special
guaranteed
(quar.).
Corp., (R. I.), pfd. (quar.)—
Gas Co.,
common
(quar.)—
4.75% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber (Md.) class A (accum.)_
.
Local Finance
Lone
11'Ac
Star
1
5-14
5-15
4-24
Long-Bell
Lord
Lumber
(Mo.)
35c
$1.18%
6-15
5-21
38c
6-
1
5-10
25c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
3
Baltimore Hotel—
5-
3
4-15
5-
3
4-15
7%
non-cumul,
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
8-
1
7-22
7-
1
6-15
7%
non-cumul.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-22
7-
1
6-
Louisville
'
„
7-10
6-25
1
Lukens
6-
5-28
2
Nashville
Co.
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
,
Lucky
Lager
Brewing Co. (increased quar.)
Mines, Ltd.—————
Macco Corp., 534%
preferred (quar.)______
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)
—■____
3
Magnayox
6-25
6-
3
6-25
6-
3
5-
1
Mar-Tex
5-15
$2
.
5-
7
4-30
Oil
Marion
6-10
5-
4
Marvcn's,
6-10
6-
1
Maryland
$2.10
1'
31'Ac
31V4c
66-
1
1
5-14
Gas
&
Ltd.,
Quarterly
**6-1
5-14
Mathleson
6-
1
5-14
4.25%
___________
$1.25
6-30
6-18
McBrine
McColl-Frontenac
9-30
9-17
$1.25
12-30
12-17
5-20
4-26
preferred
9-1
8-
(L.)
$2.50
$3
(s-a)
4
5-20
5-
35c
6-
5-14
Chemical
preferred
McCord
55c
Co., Ltd.,
Corp.,
Oil
Co.,
4.80 %
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.20
7-
1
6-21
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.20
10-
1
9-20
25c
5-
3
4-23
SI
5-
3
4-23
Co..
Corp.
(quar.)
common
$1.50
6-
1
5-
Ltd.
7-
1
6-
Foundation
income
and
15c
from
Metropolitan
3.80'%
1
Industries,
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.—
1
Co.
$1.75
6-
1
5-
3.35%
1
6-15
pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)_.
1
7-
1
6-15
$2
8%
30c
6-16
~7-
1
6-
2
6-
4
5-15
5-
3
6-
1
5-
7
150c
7-
1
6-16
125c
4-30
40c
6-
$1
Miles
A
(quar.)
—
$1.50
9334c
Abrasive
Piping
(quar.)
(s-a)„
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
6-10
4
5-28
7-10
6-30
5-
4-15
1
6-15
6-
5-10
4-15
1
5-24
1
6-21
5-28
7-
6-19
5-28
8-
7-31
1
25c
5-2D
20c
8-
1
6-22
——$1.25
8-
1
6-22
(quar.)
—
common
6-10
5-18
30c
5-14
4-30
5934c
6134c
20c
$1
$1.1234
$1.12 34
$3
5-14
4-30
25c
(quar.)—
Co.,
common
—
(s-a)
Co.,
6-10
6-19
6-10
5-14
4-30
5-31
5-19
6-30
6-18
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-
1
Ltd.—
t25c
t$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)——————
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co. (quar.)__——
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6% pfd. (quar.)
5 34%
preferred (quar.)—
5% redeemable 1st preferred
(quar.)
5% redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.)—
5-15
4-15
5-15
4-15
25c
3734c
3734c
90c
$1.10
$1
$1.25
20c
3734c
3434c
31'Ac
3134c
3134c
5-10
4-26
6-
1
5-14
6-10
5-15
5-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
5
5-17
6-
1
6-
5-15
4
5-24
5-15
4-26
5-15
4-26
5-15
4-26
preferred (quar.)_;_—_—-———■
redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)—
Lighting
Corp.
(quar.)—
——
Mills
Machinery—
common
(initial
5-15
4-26
5-15
4-26
30c
50c
5-15
4-26
5-15
4-20
35c
1st
5-15
5-
1
Package
New
Pacolet
Page-Hershey Tubes,
6-
5-
Park
Mfg.
Co.
quar.)
———
(quar.)—
Ltd.^ (quar.)■__——--s~~
25c
$1.50
+75c
734c
234c
Chemical
Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
6-
1
5-20
5-17
5-10
2
6-16
5-14
4-30
7-
6-15
3
5%
5-15
4-30
5%
convertible
110- 1
9-15
7-
1
6-15
5%
convertible
1-2-55
12-15
-6-1
5-14
t-H
CO
5-20
6-15
50c
6-
1
5-17
10c
6-
1
5-20
81'Ac
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
$1.08%
7-
1
6-
$1.11'A
7-
1
6-
3
Corp.
com.
75c
—
(quar.)
Co,
,
5-14
6-12
5-14
75c
7-
1
6-11
50c
7-
1
6-11
7-
1
6-11
10c
(quar.)—
6-12
$2
(quar.)
—
6-
1
5-14
5-14
4-28
6C
—
preferred (quar.)—
2Y?C
preferred (quar.)
2 Ac
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)
—45c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—.
——-—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
—
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)—a
—
Penn Fruit Co., Inc.,
common (quar.)__—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—-—
5%
preferred (quar.)
————Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
$1
preferred
$1.30
3
96'AC
7-
3
97 'Ac
(mpnthly)
6-
1
40c
50c
—
common
6-16
95c
(quar.)
Co.
Otter Tail Power,
Pacific
4-15
1
7-
3734c
3434c
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
5-15
7-
25c
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4.40
5-14
9- 1
20c
com.
(quar.)
Products
5-13
1
$1
(quar.)
4-30
25c
(quar.)__
Laboratories
Steel
Common
5-27
(quar.)
—_——__■____.
Co,
A
6-30
50c
shares
preferred
$3.60
1
9-14
37'Ac
(quar.)
Products
Co.
5-31
150c
4734c
$1,1234
$1.1234
9334c
(quar.)_
6% pfd.
Co.,
Gas
50c
25c
Steel
preferred
Midwest
1
Co.—
Petroleum
dividend
Mid-West
$60c
5-
Fxtra
Midland
4-23
6-11
(quar.)
preferred
Mid-Continent
5
7-
$$1.12Vi
6%
5-15
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Natural
62'Ac
(quar.I:
(quar.)
Textbook
Edison
preferred
preferred
3
5
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.45%
5-
5-
6-30
common
security
1
1
115c
—
(quar.)
6-
1
12-
52'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
6-
12-15
10c
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
60c
62'Ac
pfd.
Inc.
preferred
$40c
International Harvester Co., 7%
Paints, Ltd.,
Textile
434%
Co.,
4.35%
:
International
Corp.,
Stores
from
(20c
profits)
International
Shoe
3.90%
Fund
(s-a)
;
participating
Participating
Ltd.—
6-15
5c
30c
;____
(s-a)
$3.25
3
S3
(s-a)
Shares,
Metal
1
(quar.
(quar.)
Mercantile
;
1
4-30
—
common
Oil Co.
Gas
Pharmacal
434%
Pacific
preferred
common
preferred
preferred
Melville
6-
$1.06'A
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
5
6-15
___
5-25
1
5-20
Corp.
(quar.)
6-
Brownhoist
3
5-15
guaranteed
7%
Ontario 85 Quebec Ry.
7%
5-17
1
preferred A (quar.)
——_—4.92% preferred A
(quar.)——;
Olin Industries, Inc., common——
4% preferred A (quar.)—
——Omar, Inc., 434% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Ontario
4-30
1
5-
(quar.)
RR.,
Illinois
preferred
4.80%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Telephone, common (quar.)
5%
6-10
,
—
Meadville
3
30c
30c
(quar.)—
_l__
32c
$1.25
5-25
Bonding & Insurance Co.—
50c
(quar.)
9
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Massachusetts
5-14
5-
Casualty Co.
prior
(quar.)__
common
1
6-15
Co.——_____—
A
6-
5-15
5-14
—
class
4-30
5-25
(semi-annual)
Shovel
A
6-30 :> 6-21
6-15
25c
(quar.)—
__—
Power
25c
$1.43%
(quar.)_—_—
Semi-annual
5-1
1
5-14
12c
3
40c
Mannihg, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co.-—
5-15
5-
4-30
37'Ac
5-
Co,
6-11
5-14
$1.25
Macassa
5-28
62'Ac
$1
25c
50c
Co.
Extra
5-14
6-30
6-18
&
Steel
4-30
5-15
6-
5-
(quar.)—
Central Texas
5%
5-21
5-15
6-
434%
5-10
5-15
Carolina
Nortn
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
1
6-10
preferred
North
9-10
12-10
534%
5-14
1
25c
4'A %
5-18
6-
6-
15c
common
Metal
2-18
6-10
6-11
$1.50
(quar.)
A
12-10
6- 4
9- 3
12- 3
$1.0634
3734c
Ry. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-10-55
(quar.).
10-
5-15
_____—
North American Investment,
50c
11-18
series)
North American Car Corp.,
$2
8-23
10-20
1
Western
Adj.
$1.00
_.
50c
,
4%
$1.10
(quar.)
guaranteed
$1.05
(quar.)
Class
8-18
Norfolk &
Original
6-15
International
5-18
,
Niagara Share Corp.
2
7-
Corp.—
1
(1949
preferred (quar.)
334% preferred (quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio),
6%
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co(, 334%
Special
$1.10
ordinary
5-17
6-10
9-10
4
Gas
$4.50
1
37'Ac
Institutional
5-12
$1.10
common
preferred
1
3
&
8-
10-30
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-12
Co.—
(quar.)
Telephone,
Insitutional
6-
$1.10
;
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc. (quar.)_
Indiana Steel Products Co. (quar.)
Extra
5-
87'Ac
(quar.)___;
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
State Electric
Common
5-7
——
Shipbuilding Corp.—
(Initial)
Y.
Co.
5-
1
20c
(quar.)
common
6-
at
Co.
Ingersoil-Rand
1
«
(quar.)__
Original
(quar.)
6-
$1
—
Corp.,
RR.
40c
(Fort Wayne)—
(quar.)
preferred
Miami
Co.
Air
York
6-11
$6c
(quar.)_.
non-cumulative
Zinc
Co.
Carbonic
3%%
5-12
6-
|
(quar.)
Co..
Quarterly
5%
—
Door Co.,
preferred
preferred
Power
3
Corp. (quar.)__________——
Myers Tobacco Co. fquar.)_
Indiana
6%
1
5-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Industrial
7-
5-
Illinois Central RR.—
6%
25c ;
Insur.
N.
Brake
York
434%
1
50c
stockholders
(quar.)
common
preferred
Illinois
5-28
62'Ac
i_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
4-30
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.
& Paper
Pulp
Huttig Sash
Idaho
5-15
6-10
1
15c
Mine? Ltd.
approval
Hqbinger Co.
9%
10c
(Greenville,
6-
30c
.
& Co., com.
preferred series A (quar.)
Hotel Barbizcn, Inc.
(quar.)
Hotels Statler, Inc.
(quar.)
5%
New
60c
<quar.)_
Co.
.(quar.)
Savers
*
7
1
6-
6-15
(quar.)—-—
Co.
7
6-
1
40c
$1.05
Co., 434% preferred (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
New
6-
53'Ac
6%
5.12%
C.)
Co.
Fibre
5-
17c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
5-17
1
Corp—
—
common
6-15
6-
1-2-55
8c
Co.,
1
$5c
$1.75
$5c
preferred
A
Research
&
series
Vulcanized
New
income___
5c
Neiman-Marcus
7
+35c
5c
___________
Hqrmel (George A.)
b%
investment
5-
stock
convertible
National
5-17
Liggett &
40c
(stock div.)___
$4.20 preferred B
A
1
6-15
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lumber
preferred
Class
6-
30c
40c
2%
Electrochemical
Hudson
4-15
1
6-
(quar.)
meeting to be held May 19.
$4.25
3
7-
50c
Corp.
common
E.)
Cons.
(Henry)
Hooker
5-
Life
$1.06'A
Marx
Co.,
Products
(Edward)
Subject
96'Ac
\
5c
$5c
series
4.20%
3
8-23
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Hightstown Rug, 5 % prior pfd.
HQlllnger
5-
9-10
____
Stock dividend,
Hires
S.
5-21
Original
Original
(quar.)
com;
5%
Hines
net
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Liberty
Life
Insurance
to holders
B)
A
pfd. series B (quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
preferred A
(quar.)
Mfg.
Higbie
6-10
15c
($25 par)
class
conv.
414%
From
6-11
3
5-
distribution
(quar.)
&
Powder
Hershey
1
Stock
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—-
15c
:
rata
class
common
Hercules Steel
(quar.)_
.
Co.,
Class
6%
6-
7%
Co.,
Securities
National Tea
5-14
120c
Lees
$$1.25
(Pro
and
A
A.)
$4.25
Hart,
2
(quar.)
2
5-17
$$1.25
preferred
class
(M.
Hercules
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Lincoln Nat'l Life
'
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
tquar.)_
dividend.
Stock
of
6-
6-
+50c
preferred
Hanna
1
6-15
5c
Lead
Preferred
5
$1.16
Quarterly
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Class
11-
5-11
(quar.)
(fjuar.).
National
5
11-15
National
5
$1.25
Power Co., 4.64%
preferred (quar.)___
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
5%,
Laura Secord
5-
$1.25
Gulf
Hancock
5-
8-
25c
—
7-
12J/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
8-15
25c
8-
1
RR.—
Ohio
&
Quarterly
Lanett Bleachcry & Dye Works (reduced)
Lansing Stamping Co.
(quar.)
50c
Co.. (quar.)___
Mobile
25c
25c
(James) & Sons, 3.85% pfd. (quar.)___
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
50c
Life Insurance
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Gulf
Co.
37'Ac
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co., com. (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Gulf
Machine
_______—
40c
—
Hydraulics, Inc.
5-
5-17
Quarterly
(quar.)_._
Insurance
5-15
56'Ac
_
———
5-18
6-
-
Class
preferred
5-20
6-10
$15c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
National
8-25
$2.25
5-20
6-10
$15c
11-25
Landis
12-25
6-10
$1.0634
(quar.)
9-15
——_
.—
—
12-15
___.
12-30
Ltd.—
(increased)
f25c
(quar.)
4-21
6-25
9-25
75c
(quax*.)
+25c
Co.
5-15
6-30
9-30
15c
3134c
(quar.)—
iquar.)
Union
6- 9
2%
(quar.
Grand
6
6-22
Products Corp.—
National Electric Welding
6-15
6-
4
7-
Extra__—$2 34c
4-24
6-30
+8c
4
5-
7-15
(quar.)
Common
10-21
1
tl5c
4-30
5-
5-20
25c
9-24
National
(quar.)
5-14
5-20
—
10c
(auar.)__
6- 2
2%
Corp., common
10-11
60c
5-11
16 92/lOOc
(quar.)
Distillers
7-21
5-14
5-15
dividend
preferred
National
7-31
1
10c
National Container
5-15
5-11
6-
65c
6-25
29c
6-14
6-15
6-15
50c
(stock dividend)
10c
Inc., $1.16 pfd. (quar.)
6-19
v
,
Co.
7-10
1
5-10
15c
Dairy Products/Corp,
6-
3
5-31
from
-
National
$1.25
1
5-
5-10
1
;
10c
;
/
——
(quar.)
4-23
6-
5-
5-18
5-31
6-
12c
5-10
50c
6-9
50c
10c
(quar.)
6-30
3734c
Semi-annual
6-15
8-
4
5-20
2634c
(quar.)
gains
45c
(quar.)
4
6-
2c
:
Extra
From
5-20
6-
6-10,
30c
Corp.—
8c
2
7- 2
50c
5
A
Stock dividend
Graton & Knight Co., $1.80 prior pfd.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
f;
profits
4-30
6-
A
Class B
,
7-
$3.50
Class
class A (quar.)_
4
25c
Class
Co., Ltd.,
4
6-
50c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
Class A (quar.)—
Grafton &
1
6-
7- 2
f
5-15
50c
A
5-
7-2
(increased)
(quar.)_
20c
/
preferred
4-30
5-15
50c
(s-a)
55c
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class
5-10
_______
(quar.)
24c
(quar.)
5-10
59 34c.:
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
$1.50
Lakeside Laboratories,
8-30
$2
1
1-3-55
J20c
——
(quar.)
preferred
5-26,
+$1.75
Vernon-Woodbury
7%
Superior District Power Co.—
5%
1
$1.50
(quar.)
10-
87'Ac
87'Ac
University
%
8-14
11-15
lc
Products
Diablo
Mount
6-15
$1.75
Extension
Common
8-30
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
6-12
7-
(quar.)
Series
9-15
12-15
t25c
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
534% preferred
(quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
Class A (quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
5c
from
ordinary income and 7c
5-14
(quar.) _L
La
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
6-10
>
4
87'Ac
.4—
5-10
6-15
6-1
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
Peoples-Telephone (Butler, Pa.), com.
434% preferred —
—-—
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4
$4
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar)—
(quar.)
33c
75c
fHov
$1.12/4
$1.12 ^
$1
2nd
$^
—-—-
7-
1
1
6-10
4-25
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
5-15
U AC
57 Ac
&2/2C
$1.06
$1
;—
7-
5-15
00i/
32/lc
*1
,
5-15
6-, 1
Extra
(3c from income and 5c
5-19
6-25
$2
(quar.)
B
Motor
5-14
6-
investment income
6%
t
Co.—
$1.50
class
6-1
25c
Ltd.
Funds
4-26
5-28
(quar.)
Mines,
,
2
7-
75c
common
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
1
6-
40c
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)__
Kings County Lighting Co.
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)____
5-17*
100%
divid.)
(quar.)
and
A
;;
$1
from capital gains)
Koehring Co. (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common
5-17,
,
Gold
Knickerbocker Fund
1
75c
(quar.)___
B
(quar.)
Custodian
From net
«
6-15
(quar.)
:
class
preferred
Keystone
4-22 i
6-30
5-
(quar.)
and
A
B
6-
Mt.
(quar.)_
Kerr-Addison
Lake
class
5-18
6-10
$1.05
preferred (quar.) __:
3V2% preferred (quar.)_____
3%% preferred (quar.)___
4-15
5-15
& Co.—
and
A
1
25c
Mills,
Paper
434%
(
6-11
5-1
_.
(W. R.)
class
8%
6-
68%C
6-25
5-15
(increased)
Employees Insurance
5-18
5-14
5-10
5-21
6-15
17J/2C
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
common
6-15
9634c
(quar.)
6-
5-14
5-15
Semi-annual
Government
A
5-14
15c
(stock
preferred
preferred B
1
dividend).
(stock
7%
Morris
1
Co.,
6-18
9-20
1
$25c
Corp., Ltd.. common
preferred (quar.)
4%
5-28
1
Kellogg
3'%%
1
1
7-
3434c.
(quar.)
5-17
6-
Co.
partic. preferred
6-10
6-
$2.50
Corp.
$3
Moore
62'Ac
(quar.)
:
Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
City Power & Light
Kawneer
pfd.- (quar.)—
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
preferred
710r
+$1.75
$3.85;preferred series C
=
5-31
95c
$1.25
Batteries
Employees
.
62'Ac
$1.12'A
6-15
15c
15c
Montgomery & Erie RR. (s-a)
Moody's Investors Service—
Corp.—
(quar.)
5-15
$1.75
<quar. )_i
Gould-National
10-20
(quar.)
55c
,
com.
1
preferred
62'Ac
.
Co.,
11-
v
'
,
preferred
5-24
59%c
common
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
7-20
4.50%
40c
-
5%
6-30
1
'
3.80%
5c
.
(quar.)■_>_■
'__
7% pfd., (quar.)___
common
7-19
1
8-
5c
1
J25c
:
.___
2
7-
20c
6-15
.
(initial)—
5-25
6-7
8-
4-30
(quar.)_
Monroe Loan Society,
5%%
Monsanto Chemical Co.
4-15
6-31
4-39
5-15
"s
preferred (quar.)
32'Ac
Chemical
&
preferred
1
5-15
5-
6-30
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_________________
,
4%
6-15
6-
9334c,
preferred
4.20%
5-10
6-15
15C
(quar.
Kalamazoo
Kansas
6-15
1
1
40c
,
(quar.)
preferred
5-13 \
Corp.—
(stock
common
$1.25
.(quar.)__^_'____L__^_____
Aluminum
Common
.
1
7-
7-
50c;
5-15
37V2C
___
5-28
4-28
$1,373/3
__
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%' pfd. (quar.)
$1.15
Missouri Portland Cement
Co.. (quaL)—
'
50c.
Mitchell (J. s.)
Co.i, Ltd. (quar',)J__
$31V4c
Mitchell (Robert), Ltd. (quar.)
—$75c
Quarterly
$750
Quarterly
$75c
6-15
7-
$1.0834.
preferred
5-10;,
30c
—_—__
Utilities Corp. (quar.)_.
Special :_A—'
General Steel Wares. Ltd., common...
Common
Joy .Mfg. Co.
;
5-14
1
6-25
$1.10
;—
4%
7
7-1
50c
Public
4.75%
4.40%
:
5-
5-15;
56Vic
General
Ranch Royalty
5-131
f
I-,;
5-25
$1.50
__
4'/2%
Telephone
(quar.)—_L
convertible
Mississippi Glass Co.—•
6-15
1
7-1
,
82v2c
5c;
7
General
General
35c
(quar.)
Corp^;<quar.)w:—:_——
Kaiser
3
Advertising Co.~•'
6%
com.
7-15
6-
45c
—
5-12
-
6-15
$1.75
preferred
1
$75c
Tea
Johnson
Minneapolls-Molfne,
9
6-
(quar.)
$5.50 1st pfd. (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Payable of See,
Share
-
Co.
4%
_______
5-20
5-
50c
(quar.>___
11-
.
6-10
5-15
56'Ac
;\:
(quar.)_______
common
4-
6-15
2
-
"
5-3
35C
preferred (quar.)
Heintz, Inc., 4%^pfd. (quar.)
Jantzeri, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)
Jervis
7-14
a-, 2
25%..
(quar.)
preferred
Minneapolis Gas
^ a older»
When
Per
Name of Company
^
5-12
$L50
Co., common (quar.)___I__—_—
; .-'3%% "preferred (qtiar.):—
Johnson Oil Refining (quar.)__^
5
: i 17'Ac
35C
&
Jewel
.
(quar.)__„:__^.________37'Ac:
Cigar Co., Inc.;
preferred (quar.)
.
_
Light Co.,
6-1
35c
4.35%
Jack
.
i
Industries, Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Gardner Denver Co.,. common
(quar.)__;
General
■
&
When
Holdera
Payable of Bee.
Share
:
r.
_____
preferred
4.40%
„
5-24
'
General Finance Corp., 4%
General Outdoor
Iowa Power
5*28
;
1
Corp. v(quar.)_—
3.30%
4-30
1
6-
25c
,v
Gar Wood
7%
6-11
V-'
,
4-30
,
;
common
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
; 6%
convertible preference (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)__
?.
4-30
5-15
5-15
1
Co.
:
♦
4-30
-
dividend
Intertype
6rl8
i
5-15
5-15
:
Co.
:
$1.18%
iL.) -Realty
Gas Service
$1.15
7-1
■
Stock
>.•»,
r;
5-20
r
Vq.ting and-non-voting class B (quar.)
Motor Co., Ltd.—
;
American dep. receipts ord,.
(annual)
Foster & Kleiser-Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Gair
(Robert)
$1
.»
5-20
j
7"
International Utilities Corp.,
$1.40 preferred (quar.)_—
(Interstate Bakeries Corp,—
*
5-21
Nam of Company :,.t- •:
rf
5-20
f
6-1
$2.50
•=?
Ford
Freidman
1
y
(s-a)
Wallace—
6-
$1.22%'
_______
preferred-; (quar.).:.:
Mineral Co.,- common...........:...
Foote
1
62%c
'
4.90%,
Forbes
6-
25c
v
_
'"6-10"
30c
37V2c
(quar.)___
Per
:v
5-14. ;v
4-15, '
.
5-14
25c
u
__
Power
6-1-6
50c
«
Holder!
Payable Pi Rcc.
< 55c,
.
Clpss/B iquar.)
6% preferr«<t (quar/)__l___I,l_______'
'
Flagg-Utlca /Corp.,, 5^; prior.,pfd,>(quar.i___
Florida
When
■:
Share
Fire,* Association, of Philadelphia ; (quar.) _"
Firemen's> Insurance; K Newark):'/ (s-a)
Firsf Bank Stock Corp.i; (qua rvt:_■
45
4-15
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-14
6-
5
5-22
I
6-11
7-
1
10-
1
9-10
1-2-55
12-10
7-
1
10-
1
9-40
1-2-55
12-10
6-11
■
■
(1974)
Name
Payable of Rec.
Standard
Electric Co.—
'increased quar.)
Philadelphia
Oommon
4oc
——-
____
preference
44
preferred
Pleasant
Tool
]p*.«uo
common
'quar.)_
Valley Wine Co.
——
.Procter
Gas
Gamble
&
Extra
4'A%
65c
—
(quar.)
of Indiana,
Service Co.
3¥a%
preferred
preferred (quar.),
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
convertible
preferred
1st
Ttayonier,
Inc.
<quar.)
Beading Company, common
Bed
Owl
Peed
Eit
Roller
TRenold
$4
Oil
,
Corp. <quar.)___
Co.—
—
preferred
Electric
<&
50c
40c
37¥ac
(quar.)
Haas Co.,
common
$1
$1.18%
(quar.)
70c
6-1
6-10
6-1
6-1
5-15
5-5
5-28
7- 1
5-15
6-15
9-15
12-15
7-17
6- 1
7-1
5-15
5-10
Products
(quar.)
A
—.•_
(quar,)___—
pfd. (quar.)
fiaguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4¥4%
-fit..Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)
«6s. Louis-San Francisco Ry,
$$1.06
_________
convertible
3%
convertible
preferred
A
(quar.)
6%
convertible
preferred
A
(quar.)_
preferred
A
St. 'Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
St. Regis
$4.40
preferred
Dillon
ficovill
Mfg.
3.65%
<quar.)__
27¥2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
$2.12
convertible
$5.75
preferred
-
,
__
(quar,$25c
(quar.)
45c
iquar.)-—53c
preferred
Class
A
30c
■___
1'—
Quarterly
■
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
7-10
7-10
7-10
6-15
5-25
-
5-14
5-14
5-15
5-15
6-17
6-17
6-17
6-1
5- 5
Union
.
$4
$3.70
preferred
$3.50
Union
Oil
United
Series
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
5-15
6-10
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
U.
U.
'increased)
S.
Potash
per
S.
Rubber
6-
1
5-14
5- 3
4-12
5- 3
6-30
4-
.
Value
6-
1
5-14
18% c
5-14
4-26
6-15
6-
4
6-23
9-23
IV2C
1-5-55
12-28i
25c
5-25
5-15
(quar.)
.
Line
—
5-15
4-20
6-5
5-3
5-
4-20
4-20
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
50c
5-10
(quar.)
6-15
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
62V2C
6-15
5-14
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
62V2C
9-15
6-30
5-28
5-18
7 ¥2 c
6-21
(quar.)
A
6-
7
56'/4c
class
6-21
6-
5-15
Waite
5-31
8%
6-
1
1
5-20
7-1
pfd.
6-18
5-28
7-1
6-15
6-15
6-
Co.
Washington Gas
Light
Public
Service
$4.50
Waverly
West
6-
5-14
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12V2
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
25c
7
Portland
Cement
Pacific
1
6-15
5%
10-
1
9-15
5%
12-15
10c
6-10
5-28
Co.
Standard Brands.
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
Dredging
convertible
4-23
preferred
Standard
5%
5V2 %
conv.
Whitehead
Wilcox
5-15
4-30
6-15
5-14
6-15
6-1
Williams
5-18
5-5
40c
preference
62V2C
60c
5-18
5-
7
$12 ¥2 c
^-15
6-
1
5-
3
4-'if
r-if
7
4-90
4-16
1,
*3,500,000
1973
%
due
(without par value).,—
2,500,000 shs.
2,042,500 shs.
$500,000 payable May 1,. 1954 and $500,000 payable
1954.
UNDERWRITERS
—
The
purchasers
below have severally
principal amounts
named
agreed to purchase from the company the respective
of 1984 series bonds set forth below:
Union Securities Corp.__S2,350.000
Smith, Barney & Co..
1,850.000
Co._
Carl
2,350,000
Inc.
750,000
C.
Allyn
<fc
Co.,
M.
Rhodes
Locb,
—$1,850,000
& Co.
Loewi & Co
300,000
750,000
4-30
Boettcher
&
C3.___.___
100,000
Newburger, Loeb & Co.-
5-
3
Cooley
Co.—1
750,000
300,000
5-14
5-
3
Chns. W. Scran ton & Co.
Si'ls, Fairman & Harris,
30c
5-20
5-10
Inc. —;
William R. Staats & Co/
Weeden & Co. Inc.-
300,000
Inc.
&
Co.
5-
$1.12 ¥2
5-15
4-30
5-17
5-
6-
4-30
Johnston,
1
—V.
$25c
1
5-
3
(quar.)
$1.25
5-17
5-
(quar.)
$1.25
8-16
8-
2
(quar.i
$1.25
11-15
11-
1
$1.25
2-15-55
2-
1
(quar.)
15c
4-23
5-15
4-23
15c
(quar.)—
5-15
34%c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
25c
—
—
(quar.)
Grocery Co.
(monthly)
5-21
4-30
25c
8-20
6-10
5-21
11c
5-29
5-20
Carlton
6-
5-14
preferred
(increased).
6-26
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Power
Wisconsin
Public
&
(.quar.i
Light
Service,
30c
37¥2c
common
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
300,000
750,000
President,
for
on
first
the
Higher—
April
quarter
27
reported
ended
to
March
favorable than for the comparable period of
share¬
31
was
1953.
that an understanding has been reached with
Commission for a new contract, retroactive to Jan. 1
reported
Ward
Mr.
Jr.,
income
the Atomic Energy
for refinery operations of Vitro Uranium Co. at Salt
Lake
City, and terms are in the process of finalization. The new
contract
will allow more equitable terms for processing of uranium
this
of
p.
year,
and
ore
that
provide for plant improvements and expansion. It is expected
ore
processing will prove profitable in 1954.—V. 179,
uranium
1728.
Volunteer
7
5-22
5-
1
4-26
price
7-31
7-16
been
6-
1
5-15
4-30
27 Vic
6-19
5-28
company
on
Co.,
Gas
April 26 filed
Jc-hnsoi!
City,
Tenn.—
Exchange Commission—
a
letter of'notification with the
SEC
85,000 shares of common stoek (par $1) to be offered at a
determined later. Eastman, Dillon & Co., New York, haa
named as underwriter. The proceeds will be used for expansion.
covering
to
be
5-14
30c
Natural
Files With Securities and
6-
90c
:
Co.
Ward,
net
that
substantially more
The
Corp.
Power,
1728.
6-18
lie
—
200,000
300,000
—
7-30
25c
(quar.)_
—
750,000
Co.
&
Vitro Corp. of America—Earnings
holders
3
(quar.i_
Inc.
3
5-17
common
750.000
390.090
Lemon
179, p.
J.
(quar.).,
Co.,
Co
&
McDonald & Co,——
Carl
McGlone
&
Co.,
4-30
75c
Co.,
Bankshares
3.60%
Ltd.
5-15
5-15
15c
(quar.)
iquar.)—
Rubber
Co.
1
10c
20c
(quar.)
&
—
&
Hentz
H.
&
Baird
Inc.
(from
(quar.)—.
(reduced!
Electric
5-14
stock
15,000,000
3,000,000
11,500,000
due
loans
1956
to
•Does not include
Nov.
3,000,000
.
bank
5-14
Wisconsin
1
1955
Common
under
5-15
Wisconsin
6-
1984
debentures
fund
notes
13c
RR.
Wisconsin
25c
due
serial
25c
Fund,
Investors
Corp.
5-10
Co.—
series
2%
10,000,000
W.
5-20
1
1982
3V4%/
8,000.000
9,000,000
1981—
Robert
1
6%
40c
due
due
4-23
6-10
6-
,
(quar.t__.___
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.,
Quarterly
1
series
5-10
pfd.'
Winn & Lovett
Oil
Quarterly
Monthly
(quar.)
(quar.)
1380—______
$1.06 ¥4
Breweries.
Bros.
25c
Packaging Corp.—
(lad.)
due
3,000,000
Whipple
White's Auto Stores,
50c
Corp.—
Oil
convertible
5-17
5%
87l/2C
(quar.)
iquar.)
Standard
Co.
11-30
series
3¥2%. sink,
5
3,000.000
1979_li__
4-30
5-20
3,000,000
due
4-15
5-
$32,000,000
series
5-14
3
$250,000,000
1979____—_—______
series
•■•«..
Outstanding
1978—
due
FINANCING
Bacon,
preferred A
preferred A
preferred A
preferred A
45c
common
<quar.)___________
Standard Coil Products Co.
8-31
12-10
}2c
Ltd.
9-10
10c
;
Authorized
due
series
PRESENT
TO
4-23
Lines,
Western
7-
10c
—
company
5-10
Co.
Canada
25c
__—
Wyoming
southwestern
EFFECT
A.
Pulp & Paper, 4V> % pfd.
Western
5-23
l
Mfg.,
Air
6-15
12-
GIVING
3%%
Co.
income)
Western
25c
_______
Quarterly
series
5-
25c
Works Co
Oil
Point
West Va.
5-
%
10c
30C
Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.
1
southeastern
and is
in
operating
utility
and
holding
$1.12 ¥2
Mutual
investment
7-12
6-10
Utah
(quar.)
Washington Steel
4-30
'20c
(quar.)..
public
a
utility
5c
Washington
5-15
Co.—
(quar.i
Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc.
is
central
public
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-15
(Dallas) —
registered
a
2%%
4-26
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
construction.
and
CAPITALIZATION
5-24
5-15
6-10
Ltd.
common
for
3 V2 %
6-12
$1.50
$3 5c
30c
(quar.)
common
Insurance
any
2Ve %
5-10
Mines,
ranging
net
under the Public
Utility Holding Act of 1935.
It is engaged principally in the busi¬
ness
of
generating,
transmitting, distributing
and selling electric
energy throughout such territory, and to a limited extent in provid¬
ing central heating service in the commercial district of Salt Lake
City,.
1
$2
Pictures—
at prices rang¬
and at general redemption prices
accrued interest in each case,
proceeds of this offering together with the
the sale of 200,000 shares of common stock will be¬
the company's general funds and as such may
be
of its corporate purposes which will include capital
northern
3%
4-30
33c
Life
Quarterly
also
3 Va
45c
(quar.)
Idaho,
6-11
$1
$6 preferred (qua,r.)
Fund (from earned in¬
plus
mortgage bonds—
:
;
2%%. series due 1976——
5-20
6-
75c
——
to
expenditures
par
par,
100.959.
1
75c
(quar.)
to
to
Bros.
Securities
through the sinking fund
First
2
Co.!,
to users thereof.
were
Salomon
&
4-30
22¥ac
(s-a)
Corp.
Amulet
used
proceeds are to be
4-15
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
104.94%.
(jointly),
redeemable
101.94%
from
applied
7
$37c
,1
Mfg.
50c
Drug,
Southwestern
2
7-
7-15
25c
8-13
Southwestern
5-13
7-15
$40c
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Stone
BUSINESS—Company
$1.12 ¥2
—
A'
ave
proceeds from
come
part of
4-12
25c
com.
bonds
and
PROCEEDS—The
5-15
(s-a)
Co,
&
Stearns
The
3
5-15
Co.
preferred
Stadacona Mines.
1
8-
$4.50
20c
6-
5-15
5-14
t50c
—.
from
6-
6-
6%
Vulcan
$4.25
(quar.)_
9-20
$1.12 ¥2
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bros.
Co., Ltd.—
1
10c
&
1
ing
10-
Bear,
■
20c
Walker
26^0
6-18
37 ¥>c
Warner
25c
6-18
1
(quar.)
5-14
5-14
5
1
7-
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.i
5-14
5-
7-
62 %c
preferred
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
34c
6-18
37 ¥2 c
37 ¥2 C
I6V4C
(quar.)-
8-16
11-15
6-30
(quar.)
5- 5
■
8-25
11-26
preferred
4-22
par
Co.^—Boiids Offered—Union Se¬
Light
&
3V4S,
50c
/
Camp Sea Food Co. iquar.)____
Corp. of America (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A (qqar.)
Virginian Raflwav—
5-31
5-31
the
at
and Smith, Barney & Co. jointly headed!
Webster
Weld
11c
5-3
offered
be
submitted, as follows;
& Hutzler, 101.33;
Corp. (jointly).
101.3199; The First Boston Corp. and B'.ytli & Co.,
Inc. (jointly),
101.139; Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.106; and Lehman Brothers and
(quar.)
common
Income
25Vac;...:
30%c
The
to
and sell fur animal feed
store
White,
25c
Vanadium
6%
underwriting.
without
process,
stock
common
Six
other bids, all designating
Kidder, Peabody & Co., lul.349a;
25c
Van
6- 4
of
group
12¥2c
come 1
1
6- 4
SEC—
with
101.931%
1
(s-a)_^
Co.,
Stores
notification
of
letter
a
which on April 29 offered $15,000,000 of first
bonds, 3V4%
series, due May 1, 1984, at
and accrued interest, to yield 3.15%.
This of¬
fering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
The
group won award of the bonds at competitive sale I on
April 28 on a bid of 101.489%.
1
12-
12-10
92 ¥2 c
Ltd.,
4'/2%
Co.
filed
19
shares
3,000
share),
purchase,
a
1
Card' Co..
Playing
United
Vogt
common
preferred
Power
S.
April
on
curities Corp.
7-
B
Co.,
This includes
109.
p.
4-30
50C
10-
(quar.)
5-24
non-cumulative
$1.60
($10
$10c
Co.,
preferred
6- 9
5%
$1.60
covering
to
$1
Pipe & Foundry Co.
U,
•.
(quar.)
Railway
Standard
SEC
7¥2C
:
S.
Co.,—
(quar >
Water
1
$1.14
—
(quar,)_—
(s-a)
Glass
&
A
preferred
5-14
4-28
-
1 quar.i
Calif, Water Co.,
$3.50
1
6-
50c
;
America,
of
U.
5c
preferred
Stamford
6-
6-15
$1.12¥2
5-14
4-17
7%
5-14
(quar.)
Edison
convertible
Additional
6-15
$1
company
Utah Power
(quar.)
iquar.)
Tile
&
179,
3
7¥2C
fcorp,
Share, Ltd.
(quar.)
S. Envelope
Co.,
6-15
6- 4
+2
(quar.i-
Co.
&
Corporations,
Class
50c
S"trar«.
Additional
5-
5%
—
Y.)
com.
6-1
5-10
$1
Spokane
4-30
5-17
—
(quar.)
preferred
United
5-14
California
Biscuit
$4.50
31,
Supply Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files With
United
87 ¥2c
Lines
5-28
preferred
Inc.,
preferred
United Bond
6-15
:
Works
Lathe
Inc.,
5-15
$1,06¥4
California
Lines
$862,000.—V.
of
gains
estimated consolidated earnings
1953 of $7,445,000, equivalent to
the
March
the common stock now outstanding.
—
(quar.)
of
Co.
Air
4j/2%
6- 4
Spiegel,
6
Missouri—
S.
6-30
Common
6
5-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
United
+12¥20
—
(reduced)
of
U.
6-20
Southwestern
5-
5-27
—
with
compare
months ended
share on
per
5-11
5-27
•
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-14
38%c
50c
Co.
4
15c
—
Corp.
6-10
(quar,).—31 %c
Common
5-14
6-
earnings
the nine
for
capital
6-15
60C
preferred
65c
40c
——
Carbon
&
1
(quar.i
Southern
These
1
5-14
;
50c
(quar.)
com.
6- 1
preferred
Southern
5-
5
$1.41
(quar.)
Street
Salle
La
Electric Co.
$4.50
5-5
preferred
Southern
6-
$1.75
,2-.
Carbide
Union
4-30
5-14
$1.25
'♦ 4 % %
South
|45c
Ltd———
preferred
4-24
35c
35c
(Los Angeles)
(N.
62 %c
5c
:—_
Corp.
6-12
5-14
$1.55
4%
4-30
5-15
_
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
208
Inc.—Earnings-—
Manufacturers,
&
corporation on April 28 reported estimated consolidated net
earnings for the nine months ended March 31. 1954 of $6,762,000,
equivalent to $1.28 per share on the 5,278.530 shares of outstanding
common stock.
This includes capital gains of $636,000.
4-30
1
40c
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance, com.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Twin Coach Co., com. (quar.)
$1.50 cony, preferred (quar.)_
U.
vw-*
(A.
5.44%
5-15
5-15
6-
35c
Radio
Merchants
United
1
The
(quar.)
& Trust Co.
6-
25c
(quar.)
com.
Smith
Southern
4-30
6-
mortgage
7- 2
i$1.75
_
Co.,
Slater
4.88%
5-15
6-15
$5c
—
preferred
Trav-Ler
filed with
4-30
*20c
—
4.56%
Can
Corp, i quar.) __
Oil Co. (quar.)—,
(N.), Ltd., common (quar.)
4.08%
7
5-15
was
4-23
Transcontinental! Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
United
—
(quar.)
Oil
Soothdnwn
5
5-
With SEC—
of California—Registers
statement
The
(quar.)
4-30
-;
common
Syndicate
Simmons C'6.„———
Bend
4-
Co.—
preferred
5-17
—"
(quar.)—
Co.,
$30c
t50c
$27 ¥2 c
37¥2C
87.V2C
$1
Silver
Southern
——
Edison
Corporation and
the SEC on April 23, 1954.
covering $16,100,000 of Interests in the Union Oil Employees In^
centive Plan and 350,000 shares of the company's $25 par common
stock which may be purchased under the Plan.—V. 178, p. 2480.
registration
A
'
Co,
4.25%
Brick
5% ;;;• preferred /(quar..)————-
South
2
5-28
5-15
50c
United
—
Corp.,
7-
27c
Quarterly
.4-30
7% preferred (quar.)
Signotle Steel Strapping
;
5
$1.08
stockholders)
of
reported her«,
are
(Continued from page 8)
Union Oil Co.
1
4-
70c
.
5-17
preferred
(quar.)— „—_•—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.™
Bonotone
12-
2
$12 %c
Quarterly
5- 3
5- 3
4-15
Corp.
O.)
1
7-
20c
preference
approval
to
5-17
(quar.)——
4%
Skclly
10-
1-2-55
______—
(quar.)
(quar,)_—
:
Noa*
source,
tax.
1
1
9-
$175.00
1 quar.)
—
Ltd. (Stock Div.)
Stores,
(Subject
5-15
5-25
Co.
Power
•
Sinclair
6-
25c
—
Co.—
Title Insurance & Trust
10c
&
is-a)
Mfg.
50c
Brewery, Ltql., class B (s-a)
Bherwin-Williams
Simpson's,
Mfg.
Glass
(increased)———,.30c
Co.
Water
Ehea's Winnipeg
Fheiler
$1.43%
(quar.).
—_—_______
Del. tquar.)
of
Co.
Water
Shawinievn
$-3i%c
•„—
Seagrave Corp. (quar.)
Servomechanisms. Inc.
Shasta
5-15
9l¥4c
$1.07V2
-
,
Oil
5-14
1
$2c
Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.
Seaboard Finance Co., common
Seaboard
1
7-
Corp
preferred
Toledo
6-
Co.
Interest—-
convertible
Thrift
5-14
(quar.)__________
Pipeline Co.—
Thompson Products, Inc., com.
%:
4-20
1
10c
Iquar.)
Trust Sub. shares
Thompson (John R.)
4
4
25c
& Oil
Land
Prop.
Thatcher
56-
(quar.)
Pacific Coal
the
Investment News
25c
37 '/2c
*4c
Chemical
&
income
5
—
Producing Co.
Texas. Pacific
t-lo
4-30
8-2
30c
iauar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., common
Scythes
5-
—
preferred (quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd,
Products
Common
Co.
A
Co.
preferred
4.30%
(quar.)——
(quar.)__
Inc.
Bcbwitzer Cummins
5%%
.
4
62 ¥2 C
Transit
"Scbenley Industries,
Csotten
—
(quar.)_
Paper Co., common
preferred series A
1st
Antonio
San
(quar;)
6-
50c
k_;
—_
at
tax.
payment or holders of record dates
published dates were incorrect.
6
50c
Trade Bank
(quar.)
0%
5-
l.
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
7-10
5-7
6-4
5- 1
4-20
4%
preferred A (quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class
Royalties Management
1
—_——.—
—
income
General
6
6-11
6-
50c
Gulf
Ctfs.
5-
1
——-
(quar.i—__
non-residents' tax.
tax
Jamaica
5-14
7-
(quar.)—.————-
convertible
Texas
5-14
5-14
5-14
5-14
4-30
4- 5
5-18
6-11
5- 5
40c
$1
$15c
5c
25c
7-10
7-31
10-15
6-19
$1
.—
(quar.)
1
6-10
—
Hughes
Tennessee
11-
26 foC
2 7 ¥2 C
——
(quar.)
;—
Common
Teck
5-14
—
5-15
7-15
30c
Corp. (s-a t
Talon, Inc., 4% preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co.. com. (quar.i
4.32% preferred A (quar.)————
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% conv. pfd. iquar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5-14
5-14
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
25c
37¥2c
$1.10
14c
50c
4.10%
J (quar.)——-.--—-——
JBockweir Spring fit Axle '.Co.___.__1-—
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
$1.02'
50c
—
(quar.)—
Co.
Extra
6- 1
6- 5
6- 5
6-14
6-15
6-15
-$1.02Mr.
preferred series F (quar.)—_
series I preferred (quar.)
Steel
&
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
6-15
9-15
9-15
5-14
6-15
preferred
2nd
4%
Swift
2
2oc
—
(quar.)
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)
Swan-Finch Oil, 6% preferred
6-14
6- 1
Inc.
Biscuits
Sunshine
8-
$1
:
common
preferred A (quar.)
5V2%, 2nd preferred (quar.)
$2.40
43A%
K
iquar.)
Oil Corp.,
in
resident
$1
4%%;
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Co.
JPayable
Previous
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
Texas
participating class A (accum.)___..
& Myers, common '(quar.)-;—:—
Rochester Gas
2nd
Sun
1
Service—
Electric
preferred
2nd
5%
participating
JSafway
Corrected
$4
Riverside Cement
&
Less
y
(quar.)—.———
5-14
5-14\
5-14
5-14
preferred (quar.)
2nd
Richfield.
Rohm
x
4-30
Suburban
5-28
4-23
5-28
4-30
4-15
7- 1
7- 1
10- 1
10- 1
4.10%
4-30
5-15
preferred
6-5
$1.75
$1-75
$1.75
$1.75
75c
preferred (quar.)
T% 2nd
preferred (quar.)
7% 1st
preferred (quar.)_.
-4%
5-15
Inc.—
1st
$1.50
40c
$1.25
5-28
6- 5
$1.25
Less British
5-28
6-10
aRobbins
a
Symington-Gould
60c
V
6-17
Sylvania Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
60c
1%
1
4-30
5-28
6-15
60c
$1.12'/2
1%
6-17
7-
4-30
4-15
(quar.)
JELheem
Kice-Stix,
7-1
5-15
6-10
7- 1
(quar.)—
B
15c
25c
5-15
5-13
Mfg. Co., common, (increased)_«—_
•4lh_preferred (quar.)
class
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., com. (quar.)—
6%
prior preferred (quar.)—
Struthers Wells Corp., common (quar.)—i—
6-18
7-20
7- 1
8- 2
dividend.
this
for
closed
U. S. funds, less 15%' Canadian
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%. '
TPayable in
4-15
Ltd., c'.afes A
Coventry,
6-14
37'/'2c
50c
—
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. .J ) Tobacco, common
Common
7-
——
not
books
•Transfer
Inc.
5-24
7- 1
(quar.)—
Co.
56c
Inc..
Stern Textiles,
preferred
6-30
6-30
6-30
5-15
6-15
5- 5
5-25
tquar.)
Inc.
Stores.
5
12-
(quar.)
Stores,
Bros.
25c
<quar.)___
Wysong & Miles Co. (quar.)———————
Yellow Cab Co., 6%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
5-28
87¥2c
—
Paget Sound Power & Light Co. (increased)
Quaker State Oil Relining Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. iquar.)_
•Quebec Povver Co.
(quar.)——-.
—~
Radio Corn; of America, common (quar.)__
12-31
(quar.)
Co.
$1.17'£
$1.02
35c
41c
50c
15c
$30c
:
9-15
$1.25
Monthly—
6-15
9-30
4-30
&
25c
25c
+28c
4.08%
6-30
$1.25
—
5-14
Sunray
-———-
$1.25
—
(monthly)
Co.
—
6-11
4Vy%
5-14
5-14
5-14
6-1
6- 1
Corp.
50c
25c
25c
25c
10c
37V2C
1
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
Jr.)
<Wm.
30c
Stern &
-5-14
6-1
(F.
Wrigley
25c
4-23
6- 1
4
4-26
32V2C
(quar.)
Co.
Holdert
When
Payable of Rea.
6-4
5-18
6- 1
5-10
6- 1
5-2U
Share
Company
Governor
Woolworth
5
8-
5-10
Name of
Woodward
Monthly
(quar.)——
preferred
(A.)
Sterchi
4*23
50c
——87¥ac
27c
—.—-—30%c
preferred (quar.i—
TPubiid Service Electric & Gas—
4.70% preferred (quar.)
$3.50
5%
Stein
5-14
5-14
'quar.——-—-——-
4.90%.
preferred
5-
8-14
25c
preferred (quar.)_
5%
4-JO
5- 5
5-10
6-1
6- 1
6-1
(quar.)-
com.
(quar k—.-_i
4,32preferred
-
$1.12%
$1.06¥4
$1 05
;
preferred <quar.)_————
preferred (quar.)___———.——
4Vi%
i
5-la
5-14
6- 1
5-15
5-lo
5%
Colorado
of
Co.
preferred
4.20%
Public
<quar.)
;
__
Service
Public
Co.
Coke
&
Lithograph
(quar.)___
Stecher-Traung
5- 5
?" ]
^."A
6- 1
I']5'
5-15
12¥aC
________
(increased)
Stanley Warner Corp.
When
Payable of Rec.
12 ¥2 c
(quar.)„—
Corp,
Silica
Quarterly
6- i
^
.
—2oc
22Vac
15c
65c
iquar.t
co.
50c
$1
<quar.)_
,
•pressed Metals of America, Inc. (reduced)—
Portland
b-M)
25c
(quar.)
—Piilsbliry Mihs, Inc.. common (quar, )„__—
$1
of Company
Per
Holdert
Per
Share
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
May 3, 1954
and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial
4G
Wasatch
See
Atlas
Corp.—Acquires Uranium Mining Claims—•
:
1052.
i
Corp.
above.—V.
179,
p.
Volume
179
Number 5321.
Commercial and FinancialThe
Chronicle
(1975)
47
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA.
t
■
V
Citrus Union High School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Cullman, Ala.
v
Bond
Offering—J.
City
Clerk,
bids
until
G. Kramer,
receive sealed
will
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
May 10 for the purchase of $176,000
public
improvement
Dated June 1, 1954.
Due
bonds.
June
on
1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
Bond
9-
1954.
Due
(Calif.
DST)
on
May 4 for the purchase of $500,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
mortgage
bonds
Marx
&
water
rev¬
sold
was
Co.,
of
ARIZONA
Coconino County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Flagstaff), Ariz.
Offering
Bond
,
will
2
receive
purchase
Burns,
Supervisors,
sealed £ bids
(MST)
p.m.
of
until
May 17 for the
on
$982,000
bonds,
as
follows:
$70,000
School
District
No.
1
bopds.
Due on June 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
832,000
High School Dist. No. 1
bonds. Due
to
serially from 1955
1964 inclusive.
80,000
High
School
bonds.
Due
1955
1964
The
to
bonds
Dist.
No.
June
on
1
from
1
inclusive.
dated June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
&
Robin{ette, of Phoenix.
are
1954.
Maricopa County, Glendale Union
High Sch. Dist. (P. O. Phoenix),
Plans Bond Offering—If the is¬
is
approved
May 28
the district plans to of¬
election,
fer
the
at
sometime
in
June
a
(J-D)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
of
County (P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond
Offering — Richard E.
Kolb, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
as
1955
were
to
July
1
dated
School District No. 11
Eleanor
—
until 2
bids
will
1954.
Due
1971
receive
sealed
interest
p.m.
June
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1958
and
at the
Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
(J-D)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Unified
District,
due
4s,
to
Sale—The $404,000 build¬
Due on May 1 from
"1955 to 1969 inclusive.
Due on May 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
as
follows: $155,000
May
on
1
1965
from
1971
inclusive;
$275,000
4V4s, due on May 1 from 1972
to 1982 inclusive; and $25,000
4s, due on May 1, 1983.
Segundo Unified School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
bids at his office in
until 9
4
Angeles,
the
for
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
building
1954.
Los
(Calif. DST)
a.m.
Due
1978
June
on
1
May
on
$356,000
June
1,
from
1955
inclusive.
Principal
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
Grand
View
Sch.
and
the
•
r
Offering
bids
—
his
at
a
u
John A.
in
office
BruRed-
of
Greenwich-Killingly Expressway,
Fir t q
J
*
J'
r»
Due
March
on
White & Co., of Oakland.
'
.
.
'authorization
Dean
Witter
cisco,
at
Co., of San Fran¬
price of
a
interest
&
of
cost
100.50,
about
net
a
3.04%,
as
Old
River
Sch.
Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $56,000
ing, bonds offered April
on
May 10 from
1963 inclusive.
1957 to
3s.
15,000
Due
on
May
10
from
Hawthorne, Calif J
Offering — Kenneth
Bond
Keel,
City
Dated
1
will
receive
until 8 p.m.
(Calif.
May 3 for the purchase
$600,000 water works bonds.
DST)
of
Clerk,
L.
bids
sealed
on
May 1, 1954.
from
1955
Principal
payable
office;
v.
build¬
27
a
179,
p. 1875—were awarded to
Security-First National Bank
Angeles, as 3!/4S, at 100.76,
basis of about 3.15%.
Ravenswood
or
National
to
and
at
the
Due
1974
on
May
inclusive.
interest
(M-N)
City Treasurer's
at the Bank of America
& Savings Asso¬
Trust
Dist., Monterey
Park
Bond
Recreation
and
11
(PST) on May 3 for the
of $24,000 building
a.m.
purchase
Dated
bonds.
June
clusive.
28—v.
awarded
National
to
179,
the
Bank
Trust
1955
1954.
1974
to
Due
in¬
and
interest
the
Principal
payable
(J-D)
County
at
Treasurer's office.
was given by
of
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco.
Durango, Colo.
1314—were awarded
Co., of Denver.
179, p.
sealed bids until 7.30 p.m.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
on
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at
100.05, a net interest cost of
$125,000
about 2.08%, as follows:
Due
$90,000 4j/2S. Due
proved by Myles P. Tallmadge, of
June 1, 1955
on
Walter &
to
270,000 2s.
Due
on
290,000 2V4S. Due
Trust
Co.,
June
1
for the purchase of
Improvement
District
Dated July 1, 1954.
July 1, 1964. Legality ap¬
19
May
on
&
of
the
group:
of San Francisco,
Savings Bank, of
Dean Witter &
&
Co.,
Merrill
Co., J.
Barth
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Heller,
Bruce & Co., all of San Fran¬
cisco, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, of Chicago, Lawson, Levy
& Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone
& Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co., all of
San Francisco, and C. N. White &
Co., of Oakland.
High School District,
Sonoma County,
Bond
Offering
—
Calif.
William -A.
Johansen, County Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
at
his
As
bonds
office in
all
on
further
bonds
when
security for the
fund
equal to
payment of principal and interest
due
within two years is estab¬
reserve
a
lished. Gasoline taxes may be used
to pay the bonds only in case the
from
the
tolls
reserve
twice
and
fund
rentals
should
be
on
school
the
Sale —The
and
sewer
bond
28—v.
to
awarded
Harriman
179,
security
&
offered
composed of
&
of
first estab¬
Connecti¬
were
The
be
$100,000,000 bonds first to
will
sold
fall
due
Co.,
Inc.,
Noyes & Co., A. G.
Co., all of New York
City, and Chas. W. Scranton &
Co., of New Haven, as 1.70s, at
100.42, a basis of about 1.64%.
serially in
graduated amounts beginning with
$250,000 in 1962 and ending with
$7,550,000 in 1994. The bonds will
be callable beginning in 1959 at
105 and at lower prices thereafter.
Bidders
be
must
borne
pay
miles
line
a
Island
will
by
interest
the
bonds
price of not less
value.
from-the
will extend 129
state
line
York
New
Greenwich
at
the
state
must
to
The Expressway
1875—were
p.
group
Ripley
Hemphill,
Becker
a
year
amount
cut General Assembly.
and
$1,300,000
bonds
total
bonds. The essential terms of the
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond
first
estimated
the
charges
rates
from
June 1 from
on
interest
and
due.
than par
Chicago,
Santa Rosa
(MST)
No. 52 bonds.
April
members
&
receive
CONNECTICUT
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Blyth
will
Clerk,
City
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Other
C. Tom-
Offering—Helen
Bond
linson,
June 1 from
on
gasoline
lished last year by the
Grand Junction, Colo.
Denver.
270,000 1V2S. Due
for
stations, restaurants and snack
bars, are estimated to be more
than
adequate to pay principal
of gasoline taxes were more than,
$100,000 water
extension bonds offered April 26
Sch. Dist., Monterey
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $920,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 26' —
v.
179, p. 1768—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by the Bank
1956.
concessionaires
to
and
Sale—The
Bond
—v.
Salinas City
the
Expressway, to¬
gether with rentals to be charged
on
insufficient. Last year's collections
America
&
needed. Tolls to be col¬
are
lected
revenues
COLORADO
1875—were
p.
June' 1,
from
1
Bond Sale—The $75,000 recrea¬
tional
facilities
bonds
offered
April
G. Mc-
Offering—Emmet
Menamin, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Salinas, until
on
Parkway Dist., San Mateo County,
Harris
follows:
$17,000 3Vns. Due
Tularcitos Sch.
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $32,000 build¬
ing bonds' offered April 27 —
v.
179, p. 1875—were awarded to
funds
15
County, Calif.
and
Tulare
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Fresno
bonds offered April 20 —
v.
179, p. 1654—were awarded to
the Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles, as follows:
100,000 2Y4s.
com¬
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
ings
$304,000 2Vzs.
group
2%s.
California
455,000 bonds
County, Calif.
Bond
a
&
clusive.
CALIFORNIA
Bullard
rxee
j
"State
wood
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
,
of Los
K.
(MST) on May
3
for
the
purchase of $70,000
building bonds.
Dated June
1,
to
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
72,000
the
Robertson, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
to
Taylor
County Clerk, will receive sealed
June
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Offering
of
100.005, a net interest cost of
about 4.21%, as follows.
$95,000 bonds as 4%s.
Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1964 in¬
to
Bond
*>
Bond
entitled
Co.™e,cTtic"t Expressway Revenue
»nd M 0 * ° r.„Fue,1 Tax Bonds,
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
sealed
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Paul, and Hannaford and Tal¬
bot, of San Francisco, at a price
from
1,
1954. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Pinal County
awarded
St.
1964
1964 inclusive.
is
{bonds will be
ning, County Clerk, will receive;
3!/2S.
as
Norwalk
(Calif.
Co., Beverly
Hills, Dempsey - Tegeler & Co.,
St. Louis, Juran & Moody, Inc.,
El
issue
Francisco.
series B
receive
Sale—The $550,000 gen¬
obligation water works bonds
offered April 21—v. 179, p. 1768—
175,000 Juvenile Detention Home
Each
p.
Federal
Bond
Due
inclusive.
on
$520,000 dor¬
offered April 23—
1655—were awarded to
bonds
South San Francisco Unified School
eral
$635,000 bonds,
$460,000 court house bonds.
on
July 1 from 1955 to
Due
Park), Calif.
1979
to
and interest
City, until 10 a.m. (Calif, the Expressway Bond Committee
DST) on May 10 for the purchase
DST) on May 4 for the purchase l^ch, in addition to Governor
of $290,000
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, of
water works bonds.
$650,000 building bonds. Dated £°"n
Lodge, consists of State
Dated June 1, 1954. Due on June
County Clerk, will receive sealed June 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from ; Treasurer Joseph A. Adorno, State
1
from
bids until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST) on 1956 to 1966
1955
to
1974
inclusive.
inclusive.
Principal Comptroller Fred R. Zeller, AtPrincipal and interest (J-D) pay¬ May 4 for the purchase of $90,000 and interest (J-D) payable at the torney General William L. Beers,
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
election
bonds.
Dated
June
Commissioner of Finance ;and
1, County Treasurer's office.
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel1954.
Due on June 1 from 1955
Control Frank M. Lynch and Pub¬
Taft City Sch. Dist., Kern County,
to 1972 inclusive.
lic Works Commissioner Ralph G.
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Principal and
California
interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
Macy. The Committee acted unan¬
Crescenta Valley County Water
Bond
Sale
The
County Treasurer's office.
$1,400,000 imously after weeks of study an<?
District, Los Angeles County, »
building bonds offered April' 27 after hearing a final summary by
Oakdale Joint Union High School
California
v.
179, p. 1524—were awarded Highway Commissioner G. Albert
Bond
Offering —■ Elmo Irene
District, Stanislaus County, Calif.
to a syndicate headed by the Bank Hill of favorable
reports previ¬
Byrd, Secretary of the Board-'of
Bond Sale—The $627,000 build¬
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ously prepared by Ammann &
Directors,
will
receive
sealed
ing bonds offered April 26 — ings Association, of San Fran¬
Whitney, nationally known high¬
bids at her office in
Montrose, v. 179, p. 1655—were awarded to cisco, as 2.70s, at
100.12, a basis way and bridge construction en¬
until 7:30 p.m.
(Calif. DST) on a group composed of Blyth &
Co., of about 2.68%.
gineers, Coverdale & Colpitts, na¬
May 4 for the purchase of $800,- Heller, Bruce &
Co., both of San
Other members of the group:
tionally known engineering ex000
water
works
bonds.
Dated
Francisco, William R. Staats & Security-First National Bank of
perts in toll-revenue surveys, and
June 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
Co., Los Angeles, R. H. Moulton Los Angeles, Weeden & Co., R.
Lehman
Brothers, investment
1955 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal & Co., San
Francisco, and the H. Moulton & Co., Dean Witter bankers and the State's financial
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Security-First National Bank of & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen- consultants
for the project,
District's office in Montrose, or Los
Angeles, at 100.04, a net in¬ ner & Beane, J. Barth & Co., all |
Eventually the Expressway will
at
the
Security-First
National terest
cost
of
about
San
2.46%, as of
Francisco,
William
R. cost $350,000,000 and provision for
Bank, Los Angeles or Montrose. follows:
Staats
&
Co., of Los Angeles, a reserve fund and interest will
Legality approved by O'Melveny $90,000 2%s. Due on March 15
Heller, Bruce
&
Co.,
Lawson, i bring the
overall financing to
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
from 1955 to 1957 inclusive.
Levy & Williams, Kaiser & Co., '$398,000,000. The balance of the
300,000 2V4S. Due on March 15 Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work bonds will
Eastern Municipal Water District
be sold from time to
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
& Co., Irving Lundborg
(P. O. 512 West Florida Avenue),
& Co., time over the next two or three
165,000 2M>s. Due on March 15 all of San Francisco, and C. N.
California
years
as
additional construction
follows:
bonds.
"will
Clerk,
(P. O.
Housing and1 Home
Finance Agency, as follows: $470,000 series A as 3.01s, and $50,000
the
Chap¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(MST) on May 17
for the purchase of
City
man,
Clarke
—
College
Sale—The
mitory
V. 179,
the
1955
and
Menlo
1955
interest
School
Bond
and
Offering
inclusive.
Principal Connecticut's cross-state express(M-N) payable at the way was authorized April 28. The
County Treasurer's office. Legal- ; time for receipt of sealed bids for
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist., purchase of the bonds was set for
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San May 11 at 11:00 a.m., EDST. The
Menlo
of
block
$1,370,000 building bonds.
Pima
from
Principal
posed
Arizona
sue
1
(Calif.
$100,000,000 Expressway Bonds
on May 11 for the purchase
to Be Sold on May 11—Public sale
$250,000 building bonds. Dated of $100,000,000 bonds to provide
May 15, 1954. Due on May 1 from 1 funds to begin
construction
of
of
or
—
Jane
—
Clerk of the Board of
June
inclusive.
Bond
to
Hugo
Birmingham.
Dated March
1, 1954.
Legality
approved by Thompson, Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
enue
1974
to
a.m.
on
Santa Rosa, until 2:30 p.m.
DST)
of Los Angeles.
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
Angeles, or at any
the City in Chi¬
agency of
New York City. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
cago
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Covina, Calif. X:
Sale—An issue of $29,000
first
fiscal
Bond
Wedowee, Ala.
4V2%
ciation in Los
to
at
the
state
Rhode
Killingly.
It
Green¬
wich, Stamford, Darien, Norwalk,
Westport,
Fairfield,
Bridgeport,
Stratford, Milford, West Haven,
New Haven, East Haven, Branford, New London, Groton, Nor¬
wich and several other communi¬
run
through
or
near
,
ties. To
Connecticut
Bond
(State of)
Offering
—
Joseph
the
A.
Adorno, State Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
(DST)
chase
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
May 11 for the pur¬
$100,000,000 Expressway
on
of
Tax
and
point near New London,
a
Expressway will run parallel
close to Route U. S. 1 and it
provide the means
extreme traffic
bottlenecks along Route 1 through
is expected to
of
relieving
heavily
the
populated
communities.
pressway
Eight major bridges over naviga¬
ble rivers must be built as well as
about 275
small bridges, over¬
to 1994 inclusive.
streams,
Revenue
and
Motor
Fuel
Greenwich-Killingly Ex¬
First Issue. Dated Jan.
1, 1954. Due on Jan.,1 from 1962
bonds,
passes
underpasses crossing
railroads and highways.
or
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1976)
As
highway link along the 225route from Boston to New
a
tnile
York, it will draw traffic from an
area with a population of 19 mil¬
lion
and, in this respect, is com¬
pared by engineers with the New
Jersey Turnpike which is de¬
scribed as a highway link along
the 220-mile route from New York
Washington which draws traffic
from a similar total population.
to
planned at each of which a 15
toll will be charged of pas¬
-cent
Tolls for the heaviest
senger cars.
trucks will be 75 cents at
50
cents
six, and
two, of the toll sta¬
at
will connect
with the New England Thruway
The
Expressway
Authority
into
Greenwich
traffic
bring
to
from
The
Bronx.
the
ttfew York Authority recently antwunced its intention to sell bonds
or
1
June
about
the
build
to
Mew
England Thruway and other
projects.
Danbury, Conn.
Bond Sale—The
$210,000 school
improvement bonds offered April
26—v. 179, p. 1768—were awarded
to the First Boston
Corp., New
York City, as 2.20s, at 100.33, a
Basis of about 2.15%.
(P. O. New Haven),
Connecticut
Bond
Offering
Wilfred
J.
Rafter, Town Treasurer, will re¬
bids at the office
ceive sealed
of
.Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
New Haven, until 2 p.m.
.(DST) on May 10 for the pur¬
chase of $1,160,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1; 1954. Due on May
.St.,
1955
from
1
inclusive.
1974
to
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank & Trust
New
Co.,
Legality
Haven.
ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
of New Haven.
.V
;v.
inclusive.
1975
to
Improvement Com¬
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla•
mission
Offering
Bond
—
(P. O. Stafford Springs),
Connecticut
series
$4,000,000
Nov.
on
follows:
as
S
from
1
Due
bonds.
1960
1983
to
inclusive.
2,000,000 series T bonds.
Nov. 1, 1983.
The
bonds
1953 and
1958.
callable
are
(M-N)
as
on
Nov.
1,
Co.,
Hartford,
of
.100.13,
interest
at
Trust
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
2.10s,
as
'
Fort
Sale
and
The
—
Sale—The
$400,000
municipal building facilities rev¬
certificates
of
&
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen
Co.,
3s, at
a
bridge
about 3.19%.
to
awarded
1875—were
a
City
son,
Clerk,
bids
sealed
until
Tomlin-
W.
will
11
a.m.
receive
(EST)
Due
on
Jan. 1
from 1961 to 1978 inclusive.
as
of Jan.
and interest
University
of
Florida
Call¬
Sale—The
the
to
Home
and
3.01s, at
(P.
O.
Housing
Agency, as
proved
An
gas revenue
certificates
was
issue
of
anticipa¬
sold
Cle¬
to
&
Thompson,
Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
New Castle
1954.
Due
1970
to
1
from
1955
inclusive.
interest
Principal and
payable at the
(M-N)
Farmers
1
May
on
Bank
Delaware
of
the
State
of
in
Wilmington. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor
•
&
Washburn,
of
will
until 6:30
the
Board
receive
p.m.
of
Edu¬
sealed
(EST)
bids
May 1Q
for the purchase of $824,000 school
/ building bonds.
Dated June
1,
,
.
.;
..
1954.
to
Due
1978
interest
Farmers
June
on
inclusive;
(J-D)
Bank
on
1
from
payable
of
1955
Principal
and
the
at
Delaware
in
Wilmington.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Dade
-
•
•
.
County (P. O. Miami), Fla.
Offering—E.
Clerk of the
County
ceive
B.
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
bids
Leather-
until
will
10
of
re-
a.m.
building
1954.
1955
to
1964
in¬
J-J.
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
on
1959.
are
callable
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
enue
was
sold
to
a
group
composed of Blyth & Co., Smith,
Barney & Co., Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Inc., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
of New York City, and John
W. Clarke, Inc., of Chicago. Dated
July 1, 1952. Due on July 1, 1982.
Callable as a whole as of July 1,
1962, or in part as of July 1, 1958
Principal and interest (J-J) 1 pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's
office,
all
at the First National Bank of Chi¬
cago, or at the principal office of
the
City's fiscal agent in New
Legality approved by
& Cutler, of Chicago
bonds are part of an
au¬
Bond Sale—The
$161,000 school
township bonds offered
civil
29—v.
awarded
to
179,
a
the
Fletcher Trust
curities Corp.,
&
1769—were
p.
group
Secretary
Board,
until
for
Co., City Se¬
Indianapolis Bond
Corp., and Raffens-
Share
Hughes & Co., all of In¬
2V2s,
as
at
100.01,
basis of about
2.49%.
a
Bond
v.
Sale—The
bonds
179,
$60,000
offered
water
April 26
1769—were
p.
as 2y8s, at
of about 1.98%.
1974
payable
the
at
—
awarded to
101.30,
of the
sealed
J.
_
v.
until
2
p.m.
July
1
from
1957
Jan.
on
to
1974
1
and
inclu¬
sive.
Bonds due Jan. 1, 1961 and
thereafter are callable as of Jan.
1,
1961.
Principal
and
(J-J) payable at the Citizens Na¬
Bank of Evansville.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross,
&
Miller,
McCord,
Indianapolis.
of
City, Ind.
$250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 22 were
awarded to the Marion National
Bank of
The
Marion,
bonds
from
1954.
Due semi
April
annually from
Interest
proved
by
-
J-J.
Ross,
Legality
ap¬
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Scott
Sale—The
179,
—v.
to
$70,000 school
bonds offered April 26
p.
1876—were
awarded
a
group
composed
of
the
Fletcher Trust Co.,
City Securities
Corp.,
and Indianapolis Bond &
Corp., all of Indianapolis,
2%s, at 100.31, a basis of about
Share
as
2.34%.
The
bonds
were
$70,000
offered
civil
on
the
day
tional Bank, and Slade & Mc¬
Leish, both of Evansville, jointly,
at 100.52, a basis of about
2.32%.
1955
on
A
bonds, of which $27,500,000, in¬
cluding the current offering, are
v.
now
a
Avoca
1769—were awarded to
State
pricfe of 100.16.
Bank,
as
bonds:
Aug.
on
2s,
at
District
No.
T
issue.
Interest J-J.
Le¬
for
10
(CST)
a.m.
the purchase of
tificates
May
on
$110,000
11
cer¬
of indebtedness.
MASSACHUSETTS
If)
Attleboro, Mass.
Note
1963
ceive
Offering
Edward
—
1974 inclusive.
1 from
1955
to
to
1963
2s, due
1963
JV
(CST) on May 3 for the pur¬
$1,659,000 building bonds.
chase of
June
1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond
on
Sale
179,
p.
—
1876—were awarded to
headed by the Guaranty
Co., New York City, as
at 100.56, a basis of about
group
Trust
l%s,
1.64%.
Otheir
members
Salomon
Bros.
&
of
the
ceive
sealed
(DST)
York
City, Blewer, Heitner
& Glynn, of St. Louis, and Shelby
Co., of New York
City.
$130,000 school
bonds offered
179, p. 1095—were
revenue
May
1
Principal and interest pay¬
able
from
Bank
awarded to
the
First
&
York
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
were
Corp., Chemical
Co., both of New
Rockland-Atlas Na¬
City,
tional
Bank,
Bank
and
Merchants
the
Boston
National
Safe
De¬
posit & Trust Co., all of Boston,
at 0.82% discount, plus a premium
The
notes
dated
are
1954 and mature
April
30^
5, 1954.
Nov.
on
Brockton, Mass.
Note
Sale
The $500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 2?
—
awarded
were
to
the
Merchants
National Bank of Boston, at 0.69%,
discount.
i
Essex
County (P. O. Salem),
Massachusetts
Note Sale—The $100,000 Indus¬
trial Farm notes offered April 2T
—v.
to
of
179, p.
the
1876—were awarded^
Cape
Ann
National
Bank
Salem, at 0.633% discount.
Hadley Water Supply Dist., Mass*
Sale—The $150,000 water
offered
Tyson,
April
22
were
100.91,
The
Townsend, Dabney 8c
Boston, as 2.70s, at
basis of about 2.57%.
of
a
bonds
and
1974
27
composed of
group
Trust
follows:
to
a
$5,000,000
April
Boston
Bank
of
1967
The
—
offered
and
on
Shawmut
Boston, Mass.
Sale
to
66,000 33/4s. Due
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
1954
1966
1959
by
1955
1955 to
to
National
Boston.
of
proved
Thornburgh Co.,
on
1955
the
at
awarded to W. C.
as
re¬
a.m.
awarded to
\
Bond Sale—The
Cincinnati,
11
sive.
bonds
Marshall County (P. O. Benton),
$64,000 3V2S. Due
until
May 6 for the purchase
on
Bond
KENTUCKY
9—v.
bids
$367,000
highway macadam
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on.
group:
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Wood,
Struthers & Co., all of
New York City, J. C. Bradford
&
Co., Nashville, Rand & Co.,
Kentucky
Raymond D.
—
of
Hutzler, Bache
&
New
a.m.
of $83.
The
$4,261,371.28
internal improvement, curb and
gutter, paving, sewer and street
opening bonds offered April 27—
v.
Offering
Note
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 4
1, 1954. Due
re¬
11
M&rkey, City Treasurer, will
notes
Dated June
will
until
Bedford, Mass.
Bond
Aug. 1, 1964.
Leavenworth School District, Kan.
Bond Offering—E. Paul Lessig,
p.m.
bids
on May 4 for the purchase
$300,000 notes. Dated May 5,
inclusive; and $5,000
on
Treasurer,
(DST)
of
inclusive;
1966
Aug.
City
sealed
1
inclusive; and $36,000 2s, due
on Aug.
1, 1964.
50,278.32 sewer bonds: $45,278.32
l%s, due on Aug. 1 from 1955
March
Avoca
the
to
from 1971 to
building
IOWA
p.
control
l%s, due
Cullom Davis &
township
same
,
Certificate Offering—A. L. Sigler, Superintendent of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
were
363,444.47 street improvement
bonds: $327,444.47
l%s, due
awarded to the Citizens Na¬
179,
—
inclusive; $104,000 2V4s, due on Aug. 1 from
1967
to
1970
inclusive; and
$104,000 2%s, due on Aug.
a
Twp. (P. o. R. R. No. 8,
Evansville), Ind.
township
Treasurer's
Wichita, Kan.
dated
^
.
School
Red River Parish Consol. Sch. Diet*.
No. 1 (P. O. Coushatta), La.
1,
$79,000 2s, due on Aug. 1 from
as 2s,, at par.
are
t
1954. Due Nov. 26, 1954.
flood
$243,000
;
interest
tional
6
$530,000.00
Butt,
on
semi-annually
April
1656
No.
Healey,
Corporation, will
bids
p.
#•
District
City, and the Small-Milburn
Co., of Wichita, at a price of
100.14, a net interest cost of about
2.02%, as follows:
(P. O. Evansville), Ind.
Offering
State
No.
bonds are
dated July 1^
Separate bids must be made
to
1964 to
Bond
dated
No.
District
gality approved by Foley, Cox 8z
Judell, of New Orleans.
a group composed
of
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, City
National Bank & Trust Co., Kan¬
basis
a
District
District
School
for each
Aug. 1 from
until
Knight School Building Corporation
President
The
1954.
inclusive.
179,
bids
bonds.
1 from
Hutchinson, Kan.
v.
School
sealed
School
School
175,000
Bond Sale—The $943,722.79 gen¬
eral obligation
bonds offered
—
Parish
bonds.
1 from
Legality approved by Dean,
Dean & Quinlan, of Topeka.
awarded
receive
(CST) ,on June 4purchase
of
$1,220,000
the
30,000
office.
April 23
Glover,
a.m.
School
bonds.
Aug. 1 from
on
are
B.
Parish
bonds.
1969 inclusive.
bonds
the
30,000
sas
Evansville, Ind.
works
The
will
10
35,000
$385,000
Aug.
on
of
school building bonds, as follows;
1965 inclusive.
to
composed of
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
building bonds offered April 23—
outstanding.
Winnsboro), La.
1954. Principal and interest (F-A)
thorized issue of $50,000,000 series
The
to
1970 to
Indiana
Bond
$4,900,parking facilities rev¬
bonds
1959
(P. O*
bonds.
on Aug.
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
19,000 2V4S. Due
V
Dists.
Offering—W.
$950,000
$76,000 ZVzs. Due
on
;?''/■r/:'/
LOUISIANA
Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
&
inclu-
1978
to
'
Franklin Parish Sch.
ing bonds offered April 23 were
awarded to Sparks & Co., of Des
Moines, at a price of 100.13.
133,000 2s.
group
a
Hilliard
B.
serially from 1971
sive.
Sale—The $139,000 build¬
Bond
J.
Boyce, of Louisville, as 3s and
3y4s, at a price of 101.52.
Due
and
of Nov.
as
of J.
Louisville, Blyth & Co.*
York City, and Stein Bros.
Bond
Consol. Sch.
Walker
INDIANA
Chicago, III.
3%%
1965
1970
of Des Moines.
ney,
Township (P. O. Camby),
sive.
1,
in
bonds offered
awarded to
were
&
1954.
to
nister, -Carpenter, Ahlers & Coo-
1966
July 1, 1955 to July 1, 1970 inclu¬
Nov.
due
callable
are
1,
1955
1, 1964. Principal and interest
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Ban¬
Due
in 1960 and thereafter
of
May
$350,000 water
revenue
of
New
Dodge City, Kan.
Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Bonds due
as
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
thereafter
Chicago.
Decatur
Dated
Chapman
Bond
man,
Due
bonds.
nue
Interest
York City.
FLORIDA
.
May 1, 1954.
000
President
cation,
.•
bonds.
revenue
Son,
sewer
composed
(CST) on May 7 for the
purchase of $550,000 water reve¬
100,000 2V2S. Due
parking
facilities
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
from
Marion School
Bond Sale—The
Offering — Sealed bids
will be received by the
City Clerk
until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 3 for
the purchase of $100,000
York
Special Sch. Dist., Del.
Offering—J. M. McVey,
of
Belleville, III.
Bond
City.
Newark
-
New
of
1
approved
Ice
ILLINOIS
duPont
noon (DST) on May 18
purchase of $80,000 school
building bonds.
Dated May
1,
Dec.
Due
Co., of Atlanta.
1, 1954. Legality ap¬
by
7:30 p.m.
of
Villa Rica, Ga.
—
April 23
Rockford), III.
May 11 for the purchase
$850,000 first mortgage rev¬
enue
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1954.
GEORGIA
at 100.56,
bids until
O.
1,
(CST)
Sale
ap¬
Trauernicht,
the purchase of
$450,000
bonds.
Dated May
receive
Dated April
Tor the
(P.
Sale—The
Municipal Water Works Sys¬
tem, will receive sealed bids until
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ public auditorium bonds was sold
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ to the Small-M i 1 b u r n Co., of
til 8 p.m.
(CDST) on May 13 for Wichita, as follows:
Federal
par.
Certificate
inclu¬
Legality
jointly,
$1,000,000 dor¬
Finance
$400,000 5%
1974
Slade &
McLeish, and the Citizens
National Bank, both of Evansville
Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
Bond
and
Offering—Philip E. Olson,
Principal
1, 1957.
Co., New
Legality approved by
ment A. Evans
County, Alexis I.
Special Sch. Dist.
(P. O. V/ilmington), Del.
Blond
Offering—Henry B. du
Pont, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
122
Bond
(J-J) payable at the
York City.
to
J-J.
Caldwell,
Winnebago County Sch. Dist. No.
dianapolis,
able
1956
proved by Charles &
of St. Louis.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954.
Co., Boston, and Chas. W. Scran& Co., of New Haven, as 2s,
DELAWARE
from
Interest
perger,
ton
basis of about 1.93%.
1
May 19 for the purchase of
$500,000 parking revenue bonds.
tion
a
Jan.
on
&
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., all of
New York City, F. S. Moseley &
the purchase of $290,000
building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
April
Fla.
Offering—C.
group
composed of Harriman Ripley
County, Eastern Community
121 (P. O.
Easton), III.
Unit Sch. Dist. No.
and
Miami Beach,
awarded
construction
Mason
Murray, Ky.
D.
—
inclusive. Bonds
Inc., New York City, as
price of 97.74, a basis of
Bond
Offering
the
Due
offered April 26—v. 179, p. 1769—
bonds offered April 27—v. 179, p.
:
basis of about
a
indebtedness
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
April 28—v. 179, p. 1655—were
$2,697,000
2V2S, at 100.30,
2.46%.
clusive.
Myers, Fla.
Certificate
at
Stamford, Conn.
Bond
Bond
Clerk of the Board of Trustees of
$140,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 21 — v.
179, p. 1655—were awarded to the
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chicago,
on
Putnam
basis of about 2.08%.
a
school
to
O. Granite
City), III.
of Nov. 1,
and
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
awarded
—were
(P.
KANSAS
the Chemical
Co., New York
payable
&
Due
dated
are
Principal
Bank
$200,000 school
bonds offered April 27—v. 179, p.
1875
9
Bond Sale—The
sive.
Bond Sale—The
&
No.
ington, Secretary-Director of the
Bond
Commission, will receive sealed
Offering—Ralph E. Keinbids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May
horst, Secretary of the Board of
18 for the purchase of $6,000,000 Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Broward County Bridge System
May 5 for
bonds,
Newton, Iowa
County Community Unit
Sch. Dist.
With-
W.
T.
Chemical Bank & Trust
Stafford
Madison
as
State
Florida
.
.
pur¬
ing, of New York City.
were
—
the
for
ity approved by Mitchell & Persh¬
enue
East Haven
18
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able in New York City.
Legal¬
York State Thruway
New
of the
on
1956
from
1
revenue
tions.
May
on
$2,000,000 hospital bonds.
Dated June 1, 1954. Due on June
barrier-type toll stations
Eight
are
(EST)
chase of
Monday, May 3, 1954
are
mature
dated
on
May 1,
May 1 from*
1984 inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at the Mer¬
chants
National
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
Bank
of
by
Palmer &
Boston.
Storey,.
Dodge, of
Volume
179
Number 5321... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1977)
4£
'
■*
\•
Haverhill,
r
iNote
April 27—v.
Bank
of
discount.
179,
1
Granger,
Na¬
Boston,
Due
count.
at
Lowell,
,
$200,000
dis¬
April
28—v.
awarded
179,
the
to
reve¬
1876—were
p.
Union
The
sold
on
National
Bank
of
Boston^
Due
discount.
Dec.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
Hutzler,
at
22,
1876
discount.
recently
New York City, as
100.26, a basis of about
April 1, 1954. Due
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
awarded
to
Co., of
Detroit,
Go., of Boston,
12,000
to
1954
The
1.87%.
bonds
dated
are
Principal
(M-S) payable at
from
Note Sale—The issue of $750,000
1,
interest
bank or trust
a
anticipation
April
22
sold
was
National
notes
Bank,
offered
the
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
1 Second
the
to
and
bidder.
successful
Boston
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., both of
Boston, jointly, at 0.60% discount,
plus a premium of $1.25. Due on
Clio
Sch.
Area
Dist.
Nbv. 5, 1954.
Provincetown, Mass.
Bond
project
179,
Sale—The
$380,000 school
bonds offered
v.
April
p.
1954.
to
April 29
Merchants
$500,000
notes
National
of
Bank
Boston, at 0.60% discount, plus
premium of $2.50.
The
notes
1954 and mature
a
1955
in
due
callable
are
1, 1957.
Macomb
County (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
April 29,
Nov. 23, 1954.
on
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
and
of June
dated
are
June
on
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Berry,
Stevens
&
Moorman, of Detroit.
awarded to
were
Due
1960
Somerville, Mass.
offered
purchase of $600,000
bonds. Dated March 1,
1964
as
"
Sale—The
the
building
Weeden & Co., San Francisco, and
Lyons & Shafto, of Boston, jointly,
as
2.20s, at 100.40, a basis of about
£15%.
Note
for
5
28—
1876—were awarded to
Bond
$230,000 War^
Township Special Assessment
District
paving
bonds
offered
April 27 were awarded to Barcus,
Taunton, Mass.
Sale—The
offered
$500,000
April 27—v.
179,
notes
1876
p.
Kindred
&
National
0.593%
Bank
of
Boston,
discount.
1
Upton,
Mass.
$97,000 water
notes offered April 22 were sold
to Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson,
Sale
Note
Boston,
—
The
2.80s,
as
at
100.79,
a
basis of about 2.72%.
The
1953
notes
and
1983
1954' to
July 1,
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Day
Trust Co., Boston. Certified as to
genuineness by the Director of
Department of Corpo¬
Taxation, Common¬
Accounts,
rations
and
wealth of Massachusetts.
Walpole, Mass.
Bond Offering—Gerald I. Flynn,
Town Treasurer,
will receive
bids
sealed
at
the
11T Devonshire
11
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
of
Day Trust
St.,
District
000
Boston,
Co.,
until
May 12 for the
$1,500,000 bonds, as
on
follows:
building bonds. Dated April
Due on April 1 from 1955
1, 1954.
1962
May
1 from
1955 to
Norvell
600,000 school bonds. Due
.
1
from
The
1954.
1955 to
bonds
are
on
May
1974 inclusive.
dated
Principal and
May
interest
1,
pay¬
will
ucation,
until 6 p.m.
the
bonds.
on
sive.
Bonds
thereafter
Palmer
of
sealed
on
are
due
1
April
on
Due
1,
building
1954.
Due
in
callable
1964
and
of
July
as
1,
April
on
April
inclusive.
be received until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $23,000
1,
1
due
Detroit.
as
to
of Oct.
interest
1958
inclusive.
1, 1956.
(A-O)
Prin¬
payable
the Petersburg Savings Bank,
Petersburg.
at
R.
—
D.
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
pool
<
Evans,
May
$40,000
on
bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1959. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis.
Le
Sueur
22—v.
awarded
of
to
179,
a
91
Bond Sale —The $65,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 27—v.
179,
1877—were
p.
the
First
awarded
National
Bank
of
to
Le¬
Center.
Montivideo, Minn.
Bond
Offering—A. E. Swenson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids
17
1770—were
p.
composed
group
years.
Jackson Municipal Separate School
District, Miss.
Sale—The
$1,250,000
building bonds offered April 28
t
Bond
179,
1877—were
p.
awarded
of
100.008, a net interest
2.66%, as follows:
cost of about
$400,000
3%s.
until
for
Dated
from
8
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
assessment
Jan.
1,
May
$25,000
on
fund
1954.
bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Due
1955
to
2V2S.
April 1
inclusive.
on
1962
Due
April
on
1
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
2%s.
Due
April
on
1
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
200,000
2V2S.
Due
April
on
1
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. LeCenter), Minn.
$1,300,000 1 from 1956 to 1960 inclusive. Le¬
bonds
offered gality
approved
by
Faegre
&
building;
system bonds. Due in 10
300,000
of
as
Sale —The
school
Other
members
of
the
group:
White, Hattier & Sanford, of New
York, Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle,
of
Kansas
City, Watkins, Mor¬
Co., Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Birmingham, Harrington
&
Co., of Jackson, McDonaldMoore & Co., of Detroit, and the
&
row
both
of
T. W. Woodward Co., of Jackson.
Mound
Bayou, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
works bonds was sold in
Ma/rch to M. A. Saunders & Co., of
water
Memphis,
May
1,
gality
41/4s and 4V2S. Dated
Interest M-N. Le¬
as
1954.
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
of
Murdoch, Minn.
Offering—Dallas
Michigan Corp., Detroit,
Co., Chicago, C. J.
Neshoba County Sch. Dist.
(P. O.1
Bond
YoungPhiladelphia), Miss.
quist, Village Clerk, will receive
Co., New York City,
Bond
Offering — I. D. Darby,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
000 village hall bonds. Dated
May
Toledo, and Kenower, MacArthur
/will receive sealed bids until 1
1, 1954. Due on May 1 from 1957
& Co., of Detroit, on a bid re¬
p.m. (CST) on May 3 for the pur¬
to
1.962
inclusive.
Legality ap¬ chase of
flecting a • net interest cost of
$150,000 building bonds.
proved by Faegre & Bensoiv,-^of
about 2.09%, as follows:
Scott County (P. O. Forest), Miss.
Minneapolis.
) v, Bond
$90,000 3s. Due on July 1, 1956
Offering — The Clerk of
St. Charles, Minn.
i':
and 1957.
>.
the Board of Supervisors will re¬
r
Bond Offering—Oscar M. Lin¬
305,000 21/2s. Due on July 1 irom
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
den, City Recorder, will receive
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
(CST) on May 3 for the purchase
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
of $150,000 court house bonds. Due
760,000 21/4S. Due on July 1 from
May 5 for the purchase of $200,1964 to 1969 inclusive.
serially from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
000
Northern Trust
Devine
&
145,000 Is.
Due
July 1, 1970.
on
sewage treatment plant bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1
sive.
MONTANA
from 1957 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
MINNESOTA
due
Danielson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
4
until
for
8
purchase
water
works
Dated
June
1
from
Bonds
1, 1954.
1957
due
May
$60,000
on
of
improvement bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
and
1970
as
Due
1975
to
in
callable
are
(CST)
p.m.
the
thereafter
of
in
1970
callable
Askov, Minn.
Bond Offering—A. J.
Feb.
1,
1969.
and
thereafter
are
of Feb.
1, 1969. Legal¬
by Briggs, Gilbert,
Morton, Kyle & Macartney, and
Moody & Springsted, both of St.
ity
as
approved
Paul.
Dist. No. 9 (P.O. Alberta), Minn.
Bond1 Sale—The $320,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 21—v. 179,
p.
1770—were awarded to
a
group
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
and Moody & Springsted, both of
of
Hopwood;
Allison-Williams
St. Paul.
neapolis,
and
County
(P. O.
New Ulm),
Minnesota
Bond
interest
of
1957
Minneapolis,
.
basis »of
1.%'s, at 100.58,
about
1.65%.
50,000 2.10% bonds at
102.59,
a
a
a
j
price of
basis of about 1.67%.
Sale—The
$78,000
195,000
1967 to
sealed
1,
Teton
revenue
bonds.
Dated
1954.
County,
Choteau High Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Choteau), Mont.
Bond Offering — William F.
Olsen, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
8
p.m.
(MST) on May 10
purchase of $85,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. In¬
for the
terest
1
J-J.
Alliance, Neb.
'
on
1979
inclusive.
Bond
Sale—An
>
of
issue
$495,-
000 electric system revenue
was
.
sold
Clerk,
bonds
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
to
will
receive
bids until 7 p.m.
June
clusive.
and
awarded
to
1
from
thereafter
1,
1956
Certificates
1964.
are
in
callable
Legality
1965
as
of
approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
&
Barber,
of
Minneapolis.
Bond
000
Sale—An
auditorium
Robert
E.
,
issue
bonds
of
was
Schweser
$125,sold to
Co.,
of
Omaha.
NEVADA
in¬
1974
to
due
Madison, Neb.
Ernest
—
(CST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $250,000 water and light revenue cer¬
tificates. Dated May 1, 1954. Due
June
Minneapolis.
water
July
April 1 from
on
Offering
Carlson," City
—v.
1877 —were
Kalman
&
Co., of
2.82%,
receive
(MST) on;
May 17 for the purchase of $137,-
Co., of Omaha.
Improvement No: 1 bonds offered
p.
about
a
will
Two Harbors, Minn.
April 27
179,
100.10,
April 1, 1966.
Due on April
1
2.90s.
from
on
Sewer
of
inclusive.
15,000 2%s. Due
as
Fridley, Minn.
Bond
1965
to
Certificate
as
of
cost
$110,000 2V2S. Due
Sale—The
Bank
Co., all of Min¬
price
a
&
Co.,
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
NEBRASKA
awarded to the Northwestern
National
at
Jaffray
Town
son,
follows:
as
$126,000 gen¬
eral obligation drainage bonds of¬
fered April'22—v. 179, p. 1770—
were
Pipe];,
J. M. Dain &
net
Brown
Jordan, Mont.
Bond Offering—Orlando Patter¬
870
Stevens County Indep. Consol. Sch.
composed
improvement bonds.
April ), 1954. Due on Oct.
1954,
8
the'
special
Bond
auction at 1:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
7 an issue of
$38,000 water works
350,000
\
Ypsilanti School District, Mich.
Trauer-
price
until
for
trust company to be
designated
by the successful bidder/ Legal¬
ity to be approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
&
(P. O. Inverness), Miss.
Bond Offering — Mildred Wil¬
liams, Town Clerk, will offer at
—v.
Center, Minn.
Offering
swimming
in
callable
are
water works
from
Legality apDorsey,
Colman,
Charles
in¬
Legality
Inverness
June
1, 1954.
Due on June
1
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive. Bonds
due in
1960 and
thereafter are
May 1,
from 1955
Bonds
thereafter
$76,000 bonds
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1
callable
are
1, 1972.
1960
bids
follows:
Petersburg, Mich.
Dated
in
by
to
M-S.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
dated
are
on
May 5 for
$40,000
May
bids
Interest J-J.
Callable
Thorndike,
1
July 1 from 1954 to 1970 inclu¬
cipal and
Boston.
(EST)
Dated
able at the Day Trust
Co., Boston.
by Storey,
& Dodge, of
receive
purchase
Legality
approved
Twp. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Norvell), Mich.
Offering—Eugene J. Jedele, Director of the Board of Ed¬
Bond
1974
'
callable
City.
1, 1958.
inclusive.
are
in
April 1, 1961. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Peoples National Bank of Bay
$950,000 school project bonds. Due
on
thereafter
and
due
Bonds
of
as
1957
due
approved
callable
April
on
or
April
from
1,
1955
to a group headed
by the First
National Bank of
Memphis, at a
No.
Secretary,
inclusive.
1
1, 1958. Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at a bank
bids until 8 p.m.
1966
April
J/ M. Dixon,
—
will
receive
(EST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $115,sealed
to
dated
are
mature
Offering
Le
as
of April
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Kawkawlin), Mich.
at
Due
as
Monitor
Bond
of
Co., of Chicago.
awarded to the Merchants
—were
2.329%,
on
Due
bonds
and
First
March
Bonds
thereafter
from
Interest
,
Sale—The
ren
Note
1967
Ostrand-
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May
er,
2V2S.
Due
1972
to
(P. O. Clio),
Michigan:
Bond Offering—Mary
Due
l%s.
The
1954.
and
$295,000
Dated
1
1
nicht, of St. Louis.
May
on
of
March
on
bids
District
(CST)
inclusive.
Bond
1972.
/
to be designated by the
company
about
2V4S.
2%'s.
50,000
May
and
of
,1971.
■'
the
proved
by
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
/ /
4
45,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
March
clusive.
Sealed
_
by
purchase
of March
as
composed of
group
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
from
1
the
&
cost
330,000
sewer
inclusive.
1954.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Sept.
on
a
received
1979
1973
from 1958 to 1961 inclusive.
•
tax
Columbia, Miss.
•
of
$190,000
inclusive.
1956
for
to
follows:
1
obligation
Due
to
Sept.
on
1956
general
bonds.
&
1.90s, at 100.19,
as
basis of about
1954
1
,
Sale—The
Tyler
interest
were
'
assessment
Due
Dist.
O. Saline), Mich.
Blyth
sewer
26
13/4S.
as
Sch.
basis of
a
MISSISSIPPI
Le¬
(P. O. Okabena),
Offering
be
building
Michigan Corp., De¬
Co., Chicago,V and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
ledo, at a price of 100.06, a net
i.
$61,000
Fractional
to,
138
Clerk until 3
p.m.
6
$615,000 gen¬
building and site
offered
April
28
were
First
troit,
April
No.
Bond
will
Sale—The
bonds
the
Sale consisted of :
North
to
Interest J-J.
Minnesota
obligation
awarded
Kenower, MacArthur
bonds.
a
the
to
Area
Bond
eral
:
\
offered
$49,000 ispecial
awarded
Dist.
'
1954.
Boston, at
Clare, Mich.
..r
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1876—were
(J-J)
No. 6 (P.
to Salomon Bros. &
Reading, Mass.
I
$850,000 water
offered April 27—v. 179, p.
1,
Jan. 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
100.85,
approved by Dorsey, ColBona sale—An issue of
$29,000
Barker,, Scott & Barber, of water
works bonds was sold to tha
Minneapolis.
.;V.V:.v. <%: v.
First National Bank of
Memphis,
Jackson County Indep. Consol. Sch. as 2s. Dated March 1, 1954. Due on*
trust company to be des¬
or
Stevens
MICHIGAN
&
notes
awarded
were
—
0.588%
Dated
Note
Dated
as 2s, at
1.85%.
man,
approved
by
Berry,
&• Moorman, of Detroit.
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
s
on
gality
by the successful bidder.
p.
April 1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬
on
June
bonds.
Due
1975
Principal
payable at a
ignated
of
2116s, at
2i06%.
Bank,
about
inclusive.
interest
bank
Saline
school
$90,000
1958
Legality
First National Bank of
offered
to
and
Worcester, Mass.
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 reve¬
nue notes offered
April 26—v. 179,
Norfolk, Mass.
were awarded
1955
Legality approved by
Storey, ' Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
1954.
project
May
$390,000
1954.
• •
21—-v. 179, p. 1770—were awarded
to the
Worthington National
bids
District
street
able at the Second National Bank
issue of $750,anticipation notes was
April 22 to the Merchants
0.638%
by
l
>
April
Sealed
—
building
\"
of Boston.
Sale—An
tax
received
the
Bond Sale—The
<
assessment
bonds are dated May 15,
Principal and interest pay¬
1954.
Maiden, Mass.
Note
Royal Oak, Mich.
Offering
'
•,
Worthington, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 munici¬
pal building bonds offered
Clerk until 2 p.m.
(CST)
13 for the purchase of
Co., of Chicago.
•
clusive.
Shawmut Bank, of Boston, jointly,
at 0.78% discount.
'
000
to Allan Blair &
Bond
wilL be
'
C
1
•
Minnesota
bonds offered April
179, p. 1770—were awarded
revenue
26—v.
National
Bank of Lowell, and the National
.
supply
tem
111
;
»
Spring Grove),
t
offered
notes
•
..
.
19, 1954../ >
$500,000
anticipation
nue
•
Houston County Indep. Consol.
Sch,
Dist. No. 54 (P. O.
$108,000 special
; improvement
inclusive.
>
'
bonds offered April 26 were
100,000 sewerage bonds." Due on awarded to Braun, Bosworth &
May 15 from 1955 to 1974 Co., Inc., of Toledo, as l%s, at
inclusive.
7 100.03, a basis of about 1.73%.
150,000 water bonds.
Due
on
The
bonds
are
dated
May 1*
May 15 from 1955 to 1969 in¬ 1954 and mature on
July 1 from
Mass..
Sale—The
Boston,,
St., Boston, until noon
on May 4 for the purchase
$750,000 bonds, as follows:
$500,000 school project bonds. Due
on May 15 from
1955 to 1974
'
Note
of
..
,
Sale—The $163,000 water
and sewage disposal sys¬
(DST)
0.649%
Nov.
on
Treasurer,
Bank
of
anticipation notes was sold on
April 23 to the Second Natiorial
of
"Bond
Franklin
•
tax
Bank
Town
_
National
1
-
-
Reed City, Mich.
^
I.
will
receive sealed bids at the Second
0.74%
,b>T;
:
,
at
Hull, Mass. "
Sale—An issue of
Note
1876
p.
the First
Boston,
,
.
Weymouth, Mass.
Offering — Harry
Bond
$500,000: notes
awarded to
—were
tional
Mat*.
Sale—The
offered
.
Las
Vegas Valley Water District
(P. O. 135 South Fourth St.,
Las Vegas), Nev.
Bond
Sale
The
$8,700,000
—
water
works bonds offered
April
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
»■
■
.
.
1657—were awarded
to. a
syndicate headed by Ira
Haupt & Co., New York City, and
Cruttenden & Co.,- Chicago, at a
•
net interest cost
3.97%, as follows:
price of 100.09, a
«£ about
March 1 from
$685,000 6s. Due on
inclusive.
3V2S. Due on March 1
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
1957 to 1962
...
740,000
from
1,375,000 3%s. Due on March 1
:
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive:
•
925,000 3.70s. Due on
1990. Y YY
Rutherford, N. J.
Sale—The $144,000
Bond
1770—were
& Co.,
2s, at 100.17, a basis
26—v. .179,
April
March 1,
p.
(P. O. Trenton),
Ewing Township
van,
New Jersey t1 •' -j.
'Y
Corporation, ot
Bond Sale—The $125,000 gen¬
ffew York, Kaiser & Co., ol San
eral improvement bonds offered
Francisco, Rauscher, Pierce
April 27—v. 179, p. 1877^were
of Dallas, Reynolds & Co., Tnpp
awarded
to Schmidt, Poole,
& Co., both of New York, Courts Roberts & Parke, of Philadelphia,
&
Co., Yof Atlanta,, Mullaney, as 2V2s, at 100.35, a basis of about
Wells & Co., of Chicago Thomas 2.44%.
fc Co., of Pittsburgh, First Se¬
Ewing Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
curities
Company
of
Trenton), N. J.
Bvrne and Phelps, Inc., of New
Bond
Offering
Frederick C.
York, Lakeside Securities C°rp.,
of Chicago,
Andrews & Wells, Ryan, Secretary of the Board of
Education',
will
receive sealed
inc., Eldredge & Co., Emanuel
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May
Deetien & Co., all of New York,
12 for the purchase of $1,855,000
fjfeedy, Wheeler & Alleman, of
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
Orlando, Talmage & Co., of New
1954.
Due on April 1 from 1956
York, E. Ray Allen & Co., Allan
Michigan
First of
Co., both .of-Chicago,
Biewer, Heitner & Glynn, ol St.
Louis, Lyons & Shafto, of Boston,
Small-Milburn Co., of Wichita.; •
New
par.
Trienton.
Legality approved by Hawkins,:
rdo: °/
Smith &
Stubbs,
interest
&
Delafield
Birmingham, Harold E. Wood fit City.
v' 5
Co., of St. Paul, Park, Ryan, Inc.,Bond
& New'York, MYE. V'Allison &
>
$80,00(L-general
purchase of
obligation building bonds.; Due
serially from 1955 to 1969 inclu¬
M.
Bank
be ob¬
Gibbs,
Building, Salt Lake
NEW
HAMPSHIRE*
Complete details may
from Lauren W.
de.
tained
Zions
"City.
Concord, N. H.
$100,000 notes
Sale—The
"Note
179, p. 1877
the Boston
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of
Boston, at 0.75% discount, plus a
premium of $2.
offered April 27—v.
Dover,
N./H.
Sale—The
Note
awarded to
Shawmut Bank of
at 0.88% discount.
National
Boston,
Manchester, IV.
;
Y1,'
$300,000 notes
-offered April 23 were
the
Saie
Note
anticipation
28—v.
to
ed
H.
notes
tax
offered April
Manchester,
at
0.80%
-discount.
Hampshire (State of)
Note Sale—An issue of $1,500,New
'<■
sold on April 27
the National Shawmut Bank of
•000
to
notes
Boston,
in 30
was
at 0.59%
days J
discount.
Due
Y.Y
N. //.-■
Sale—The $95,000 build¬
Salem School District,
Bond
.
Bond
bonds offered recently were
-awarded to W. E. Hutton & Coi,
-of New York City, as 2s, at a
Storey, Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
approved
Falmer
by
NEWJERSEY,
b
'
,
\
Bond
Cape May, N. J. "
Offering — Stanley >C.
■Schellenger, pity ClerK. will resealed bids until 11 a.m.
loeive
County (P. O. Mineola),
Nassau
L.
York
New
Sale
Bond
The
—
to
awarded
offered
1770—were
bonds
purposes
179,
27—v.
$17,078,000
p.
syndicate
a
headed
purchase of $1,064,000 bonds,
follows:
$1,048,000 general bonds of 1954.
16,000 school bonds.
1,
May 1 from 1955
inclusive.
Principal and
1981
to
May
dated
are
interest
on
(M-N)
payable
First National Bank
the
at
& Trust Co.,
Bankers Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Paterson, or at the
Salem, N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
$220,000
sew¬
disposal plant bonds offered
April 26—v. 179, p. 1770—were
awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
age
of
Newark,
as
basis of about
2Vis,
100.36, a
2.21 %
South Amboy,
Bond
at
Offering
—
Kress, City Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
May
000
and
Blyth & Co., Smith, Barney & Co.,
all of New York, Northern Trust
Co., Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
both of Chicago, Glore, Forgan &
Co., Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
Lazard
Freres
& Co., Salomon
A.
(DST) on
5 for the purchase of $21,apparatus bonds. Dated
to
1964
interest
Stone & Web¬
Securities Corp., A. C. Allyn
ster
Due on June 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank of South Am-
boy, or af tbe -South Amboy Trust
Co:,- South Ambdy.-*•Legality- approved - by
CMdwell/; Marshall;
T.rimble & Mitchell, pf New York
Hutzler,
&
Bros.
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Esta& Co., Reynolds & Co., F.
S. Moseley & Co., L. F. Rothschild
& Co., all of New York, Schoell-
&
brook
kop'f, Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buf¬
falo,
Equitable - Securities r Cor¬
poration,
Laurence
of
receive
purchase were
Bankers Trust Co.,
the following:
&
Dick
M.
&
Merle-Smith,
MaFks & Co., R. L.
Co., Eldredge & Co., all
York,
Fidelity
Union
New
Trust
Co.,
of Newark, Roosevelt
Cross, Tucker, Anthony & Co.,
Francis I. du Pont & Co., W. E.
&
of New York.
Company, of Chi¬
Hutton & Co., all
The
fire
June 1, 1954.
1955
tional Bank in the
Day
N. J.
George
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 18 (P. O. Stewart Ave.,
Bethpage), N. Y.
Offering — Winifred L.
000
with the Chase Na¬
cago,
Illinois
City National Bank & Trust
of Kansas City, First Secu¬
rities Company of Chicago, Hirsch
Co.,
&
Co., Carl M, Loeb^ Rhoades
&
Co., American Securities Corp., all
of New York, Stokes. &,Co;v:of
Philadelphia ;*
Bartow
^
Leeds a &
Co., E. F. Huttqn & Co., Wm.
Pollock & Co., A." "M. Kidder
E.
notes
due
1954, and? in addition*
sold $20,000,000 of 1.70% consoli¬
dated bonds due serially 1955-64
offered April 28
1878—were awarded to
Bacon, Stvenson & Co., ^nd
George B. Gibbons & Co., both of
New York City, jointly, as 2.90s,
at 100.44, a basis of about 2.8b %.
about 2.378%.
$25,000,000 par
consolidated
of
31,
Dec,
Jacob, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DSD on
Associated
bonds
value
at
and Huntington Union
(P.O. Cold
the Chase National Bank of
York, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.248, a
net interest cost of
New
Due
During the first quarter of 1954,:
the Authority sold
179, P-
Bond
YY/!*Y'X
'
vJY.Y:y-*
:Y. 1Financing
,
borids
ing
..v.
by
ing
price of 100.18, a basis of about
1.-96%. Dated May 15, 1954. Due
dn July 15 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
clusive. ' Interest J-J.
Legality
offered April
awarded
Trust Co., of White
Plains, at 1% interest.
Clerk of the Board of
receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (DST) on May 6 for
The
:
Spring Harbor), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $155,000 build¬
notes
179, p. 1877-—were
Y f:' V
be issued.
100.1599,
about
to the County
Finance, will
as
on
consolidatingdebt.;
additional bonds of these types
can
—
for
program
no
(DST)
general aritl
refunding, air terminal and ma-*;
rine terminal bonds have reached
their maximum;, since, under the
District Clerk, will re¬
sealed bids until 3.30 p.m.
Oyster Bay
anticipation
26—v.
Bristow,
the
Interest charges on
.
ceive
basis of about 2.71%.
in' interest
decrease
a
during 1953, but also the call of
the last $7,594,000 par value of
bonds.
Marian R.
—
by
fifth series 3*4%
The
Free Sch. Dist. No. 11
April
Howard
offset
charged on general and refunding"
bonds.
This: latter reduction re¬
flects not only normal retirements
Rathbun,
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Note Sale
The $300,000 tax
various
—
Offering
Bond
%
The increase in
consolidated bonds
on
(mainly issued for air terminal
purposes) was to a great extent-
Otsego/ Hartwick and
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Otsego), N...Y.
p.m.
City.
Offering
a
interest
until 2.30 p.m.
over
of last year.
ter
Delafield &
Wood, of New York" City.
,
rt
debt in-:
the first quar¬
funded
on
creased 2.9%
Charles
Clerk,^ will re¬
proved by Hawkins,
.
quarter of
^-V:
.
Interest Charges
of $225,000
100.22, a basis of about
2.20s, at
2.17%.
Paterson, N. J.
1954.
The $800,000
179, p. 1877—were award¬
the
Amoskeag National
of
Bank
—
New York
100.40,
at
on
to
awarded
—were
8
v.
1953.
May 12 for the pur¬
Malone Union Free- Sch;-Dist; > No; chase of $942,000 building bonds.
23 (P: O; Malone), N
Y.
Dated June 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬ from 1954 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
ing bonds offered April 28 — cipal and interest* (J-D) payable
v. 179, p. 1877—were awarded to
at
the
First-National Bank of
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Cooperstown. Legality
^Prpr^ve<!
arid Bacon, Stevenson & Co., both by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
of
New York
City, jointly, as New York City.
May 4 for the purchase
of
$42,500
beach
improvement
bonds. Dated May 15, 1954. Due
on May 15 from 1955 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Keansburg
National Bank, Keansburg.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
(DST)
i
compared to;
times in the first
6.94
.
bonds offered April
27—v. 179, p. 1770—were awarded
to a group composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney
& Co., and Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
all of New York City, as 23/4S,
will re¬
liams, Borough Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids until
~
1953.
Principal- and
interest •
'
payable at the Nassau County
Trust Co., Mineola.
Legality ap¬
$750,000 water
Bond Sale—The
,
the
'r <
the
earned 6.58 times as
May
on
of 1954 declined 2.3%
comparable period in
Interest requirements were
quarter
Interest
—
Authority avail¬
in the first
of the Port
from
13 for the pur¬
building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
1
from: 1955 to 1972 inclusive
and Salomon Bros.
both of New- York
York
sealed bids
(DST)
and drainage
1 from 1955 to 1980
Principal and interest
inclusive.
chase
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
Co:, ' ot
xft Cin¬ ;(M-N) payable at' the Peoples
National Bank & Trust Co., Irv¬
cinnati, and Ballman & Main, of
ington.
Legality
approved by
Chicago. ;
-Y'Y'Y'
Hawkins; Delafield & Wood, of
iVaihoeI County, Spark* Sch, Diet. New York-City.
(P. O. Sparks), Nov. —
;
Keansburg, N. J. ^
Bond Offering —/ Sealed bids
Bond Offering—Ralph O. Wil¬
will be received until May 13,for
-Sweney
Cartwright &
Columbus, Pohl & Co.,
April 29—v. 179,
awarded to C. J.
New
<.
March
on.
ceive
City, jointly, as 2.60s, at a price
of 100-63, a basis of about 2.54%.
\
Offering
Bond
Schrimpf, District
result, combined net rev-*
a
able for debt service
York
New
Sale—The $475,000 build¬
•
As
Y.
Free Sch.
(P. O. East Wdhston),
Dist. No. 2
Hutzler,
&
1953.
ber,
premium of $27,104.28.
a
employees in Decern-*
awarded to
North Hempstead Union
Devine & Co.,
Maloney, Town Clerk, will re¬
Co., of San Antonio, John Douglas
ceive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
4c Co., of Omaha; Fox, Reusch &
(DST);on May 11 for the pur¬
Co., of Cincinnati, R. H.^Johri-.
chase of $128,000 school building
i»n & Co., of New York, Shaughbonds. Dated March 1, 1954. Due
*iessy & Co., of St. Paul, Sod^n
investment Co., of Kansas City,
1.60s, at
.
1877—were
p.
Wood, of New York
'rj
Irvington, N. J. ;
Offering" — Timothy
.
est,'plus
ing bonds offered
Co.,
Banking
Co
awarded to
(P. O. Belleville), N. Y.
Principal and
(A-OK payable at the
Trenton
to
Ellisburg, Henderson and Adams
Central School District No. 2
Bond
ing at Port Newark, while payroll
costs were generally higher due
to
the cost of living increases
notes offered April
v. 179, p. 1771—were awarded
the Chemical Bank & Trust
New York City, at 2% inter¬
28
Co. of Western
Buffalo, as
York,
of about
costs
anticipation
.
imposed additional
$150,000 for polic^.
strike
front
enues
offered
179, p. 1877—were
v.
f Operating expenses ■ were up
16.5% over last year. The water¬
Sale—The $2,300,720 bond
Note
$104,000 fire
April 27—
The
—
bonds
the Marine Trust
1983 -inclusive.
to
&
Sale
Bond
house
—
Blair
Y.
East Aurora, N.
,
'
Niagara Falls, N.
han, of New York
.
<
Heenehan & HanraCity.
Donovan
ended
York, Shannon & Cp., of Detroit,
and Ginther, Johnston & Co., of
Cleveland.
March
March, 1953v For the 12 months
March 31, 1954, vehicular
traffic reached an all-time high;
and
was~ 6.22% . above
the 12
months ended March 31, 1953.
Co., Inc., of Washing¬
of New York, J. A. Over¬
Co., of Cleveland,
McCormick
&
Co.,
of" Chicago,
Robert Garrett & Sons, of New
1983
to
-
above February, 1953„<
was
4.21%
above
5.56%
and
&
ton
1953,. February
below- January,
was
Nolan-W.
Folger,
1.8%> \
first month of this year was
& Co.,
inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First National
Bank of Downs¬
ville. Legality approved by Sulli¬
1955
Newark, as
about 1.97%.
of
M.
Due serially from
1, 1954.
April
awarded to J. B. Hanauer
of
of the group:
Bache & Co., of New York, Bax¬
ter, Williams & Co., of Cleveland,
members
gen¬
Louis,
St.
the
result, vehicular traffic in
a
Field,
of Cleve¬
ton, D.
(DST) on May 5 for the purchase
of $75,000 fire station construction
and equipment bonds. Dated
bonds offered
improvement
Wallace
—
both
January
in
February. - As
early part of
and
C., Mackey, Dunn & Co.,
Newburger, Loeb; & Co., John
Small & Co., Freeman & Co., all
of
New
York, Ball,
Burge &
Kraus, of Cleveland, Sills, Fairman & Harris, of Chicago, Tilney
Fire Dist.
Wynkoop, District Treasurer, will
receive sealed t bids until 2 p.m.
East
eral
Offering
&
Co.,
B. Hibbs &
Downsville), N. Yi
(P~. O.
Co.,
Miller
&
weather
inclement
White
land, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, of
New York, Newhard, Cook & Co.,
of
Colchester,- Downsville
Bond
Hayden,
Richards
NEW YORK
Haw¬
of New
kins, Delafield & Wood,
York City.
YYYA'Y
.
Other
May
dated
are
'
of $350,000
sewer extension bonds was sold to
Boettcher & Co., of Denver.
Legality approved by
May.
1,590,000 3.90s. Due on March 1
H
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
3385,000 4.10s. Due on March M
Ifrom 1981 to 1989 inclusive.
Hobbs, N.Mex,';;
Bond Sale—An issue
'
1,
1954. Due on May 1 from 1955 to
1963 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Mer¬
chants
National Bank . of Cape
bonds
The
Co., Goodboidy & Co., R. D.
& Co., all of New York.;
NEW MEXICO
v
(DST) on May 12 for the purchase
of $157,000 bonds, as follows:
$109,000 general bonds. YYA .
48,000 water bonds/
28—v. 179, p.
)
Monday, May 3, 1954
...
(1978)
50
were
an
or
1.67%.
interest cost of
Y
proceeds of these two issue*
applied to the refunding of
$5,000,000 par value of air ter¬
minal, first series, 3% bonds due
1978
and to provide funds for
construction at various facilitiesFurthermore, it is estimated that
these funds will be sufficient to
meet
construction require¬
least the balance of
our
ments for at
the year.
■":y-,J>;Y ;,*o-r
,/
No.
Y.
Dist.
Sch.
Central
Somers
(P. O. Somers),-/N.
f
June 1,
Hopkins*
of Edu¬
cation,, will receive sealed bid*
until 11 a.m.
(DST)" on May 4
for
the
purchase- of
$510,000
1955
building
May 6 for the purchase of $2,35U,school building bonds. Dated
1954. Due on June 1 from
1983 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
United
States
Trust Co., New
to
York
City. Legality
Sykes,
Vandewater,
approved by
Heckler &
City.
Galloway, of New York
Peekskill City School District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
Offering—F.
Bond
of
President
the
T.
Board
May 1*
1955to 1974 inclusive.
Principal ancf
interest t (M-S)
payable at_theMount
Kisco" National Bank &
Trust Co.; Mount Kisco.
Legalityapproved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
1954.
Dated
bonds.
Due
on
Sept.
from
1
&^Washburn, of New York City*
April 22—fv. 179, p.
1771—were awarded to the Peekskill National Bank of Peekskill,
bonds offered
tal
1.70s, at par.
as
Port of
New York Authority, N.
Y.
to Investors
and Dealers — Following is the
text
of
a
statement issued by
i
Financial
Eugene
Report
A. Mintkeski, Port Au¬
Treasurer, in connection
transmittal of statements
for the first quarter of 1954 of
net revenues
and reserve^ fund
thority
$1,900,000 capi¬
notes offered April 27—v. 179*
p.
1771—were
operations and of traffic and rev¬
enue
statistics and comparative
results of the first
and
quarters^of
1953, as well asi of
months ended March 31,
12
and
1953.
at
5%
of
$116,552. ;
r
'
increased 6/5 %
consolidated ;or: combined
total basis. This rate of increase
was' adversely - affected ^t>y
the
a:
vY;;Y
.
„
-
-YY,
Ulyssesf Enfield, Covert and HectofOr
Central School District No. f (Pt
Trumansburg), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $860,000
build-*
bonds offered April 28 —*
v. 179, p. 1878—were awarded to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bankv
ing
Chicago, and R.T L. Day & Co.,
of
Boston, jointly, as 2V2$, at 100.38*
a
basis of about 2.46%.
.
Net Revenues:.;,
Gross revenues
on'
interest,
^
,
y,
the
1954
awarded to C. J*
York City*
plus a premium
Devine & Co., of New
with the
1954
I*
Syracuse, N. Y.
Note Sale—The
-
Bond Offering—Thomas J. .Nel*
son, y Qty.
OCdmpfiviTifij' wih re*
sealed
bids
YlintttY nooil
t DST)V0n May, .T2,Torr. the- purJ
Number 5321.
olume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*.
'■A
(1979)
of
iftase
lows:
$590,500 bonds,
-;■
.
•
-
fol¬
as
$207,500 series A public improve<
-
bonds.
nient
1
Due
offered for sale
<213,000 series B public improve¬
ment bonds.
Due serially in
5 years.
,170.000 assessment paving bonds.
in
10
v
77
'County
contemplates
making
in the near future
$5,000,000 school bonds.
St-.
i.
t
;■
■
;
Due
est cost of about 2.56%, as follows:
$450,000 water and sewer bonds:
$90,000
from
<*
4
$50,000
due
.
to
May 1
inclusive;
on
1965
214 s,
due
May
4"
•ftv
1
n
from
Rehabilitation
$60,000 5%s, due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1965 inelusive; $30,000 2y4S, due on
May 1 from 1966 to 1968 in¬
clusive; $55,000 2y2s, due on
May 1 from 1969 to 1974 inelusive; and $5,000 2s, due on
May 1, 1974.
'
'l ■
t"
-
Hsu
i
Liberty, N. C.
4,
C; Bond Offering—W.
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of the Local Govcrnment Commission, will receive
■
:
Due
April
1956 to
/
Fund
bonds.
7 sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Ra-
/leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
4
for the purchase
of $200,000
-sanitary sewer bonds. Dated May
;1, 1954. Due on May 1 from 1955
.'to 1979 inclusive. Principal and
^interest
(M-N) payable in New
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
,©f New York City.
| Vork City.
No.
habilitation
No.
1
and
bonds.
1
from
of
to
on
1969
about
:
to
'
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
-
ernment
sealed
-
Commission/ will receive
bids
at
his
office
in
bleigh, until 11
J
4
for
a.m. (EST)
purchase of
the
; water bonds.
Due
*
-
,
-
on
on
Ra-
May
June 1
Halsey,
from
1955
to
Pershing, of New York
1
bonds.
1956 to
Due
April 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
The
bonds are dated June
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality ■ approved
by
Squire,
1954.
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
Cleve¬
of
cago,
1210—were awarded
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
of New York City, at 6% inter¬
est, plus a premium of $39,921.
179,
Carl
p.
M.
Deer Park,
Bond
Ohio
Sale—The
$350,000 storm
offered April
28—v. 179, p. 1771—were awarded
to Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
water
sewer
land, at
bonds
price of 100.53.
a
Franklin County (P. O.
Valdese, N. C.
/
Bond Sale—The $550,000 water
/bonds offered April 27—v.
179,
p. 1878 — were awarded to the
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
Winston-Salem, at par, as follows:
$138,000 3V4S. Due on May 1 from
4
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
387,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
4 225,000 3yts. Due on May 1 from
Co.,
Chicago, and Berman,
& Co., of Cincinnati.
of
$69,300
Steubenville, Ohio
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Mc¬
Donald, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
May 25 for the purchase of $217,000 special assessment street im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 1,
1954.
Due
inclusive.
1964
to
interest
City
&
13/4s, at
1.67%.
Co.,
Cincinnati, as
basis of about
of
100.43,
a
(M-N)
Treasurer's
1983
•<?
District (P. O. Independence),
Avon Lake, Ohio
Bond Offering—J. M. Boehm,
""Village Clerk, will receive sealed
/bids until noon (DST) on May 10
;,t
5or
"*
the
purchase
of
$113,500
Walker Road water improvement
/bonds. Dated June 1, 1954. Due
Oct.
1
from
1955
to
1964
in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable atihe Elyria Sav¬
*
ings & Trust Co., Elyria. Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
^Dempsey, of Cleveland.
^
;
*
,v
,
Canton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Frank
^4or
Bond
Offering
—
Katherine
the
purchase
of
$29,972.68
*3VIay 1, 1954.
-
Due
Dated
May 1 from
■3955 to 1959 inclusive.
Principal
snd interest
(M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
on
•
■
Sanders
purchase of $614,000
street
assessment
bonds,
and
will
receive sealed bids
(DST) on May 6 for
the purchase of $475,000 building
noon
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
June'
1,
1955
Principal
1954.
to
and
Due
1973
in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at the Brecksville
Bank, Brecksville.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
of Cleveland.
Dempsey,
Lockland, Ohio
awarded
Savings
Bank
the
to
&
&
spe¬
sewer
Trust
Co.,
of
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond Offering — Adelaide E,
Schmitt, Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will
sealed
bids
1959
to
1954.
Oct. 1 from
are
dated
June
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co., New York City, or at
the Ohio Citizens Trust Co., To¬
ledo.
Legality approved by Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Shaffer &
Bond Sale—The $250,000
offered
bonds
p.
1771
—
April
Village
22—v.
awarded
were
to
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
3s, at 101.55, a basis of about
as
2.78%.
until
10
of
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on May 3 for the purchase
of $24,890 road improvement
bonds.
Dated May 25, 1954. Due
on Sept. 25 from 1955 to 1961
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Bank,
City
receive sealed
(CST) on May 4
for the purchase of $500,000 series
D water works bonds. Due serially
Clerk,
bids until 10
from
1957
bonds
are
to
will
both
•;
of Z
Pawhuska,
4?';rOREGON
County Sch. Diet. No.
(P. O. Oregon City), Ore.
62
Bond
S
building
1
a
a
e
—
bonds
The
$1,170,000
offered
April
1771—were awarded
Chas.
of Portland, Pacific
Co., of Seattle, Atkin¬
Co., June S. Jones & Co.,
Tripp Co., Blankenship,
Blakely, Inc., and Hess
N.
Gould
&
McFaul, all of Portland, at
a
price of 100.11, a net interest cost
of about 2.13%, as follows:
$650,000 2V4s. Due
1979
inclusive.
an
The
authorized
338,000
2s.
Due
Dec.
on
and
1968.
Milwaukie), Ore.
Sale—The $12,000
replacement
April
16
were
2V2s, at
bonds
to
Milwaukie,
ceive
sealed
(PST)
on
bids
will
until
8
T.
re¬
p.m
May 4 for the purchase
of $265,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
1.955 to 1969 inclusive. Callable as
of
County Dependent School
District No. 37 (P.
O. R. R. No. 1
Elmore City), Okla.
An issue of $3,600 transportation
equipment
bonds
was
sold
on
June
Bond
Offering
John
C.
Cox^
County
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $28,Clerk
775
of
the
—
Board
improvement
May 1,1954. Due
of
bonds. .Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
Garvin County, S. D. No. 37, Okla.
The bonds mature serially from
1957 to
1959
inclusive.
Due
1974
on
June
15
inclusive.
from
1955
Principal and
&
Creek -Twp. Sch. Building
Authority (P. O. Harbor Creek),
Pennsylvania
j
Bond Sale—An issue of $562,000
series B school revenue bonds was
sold privately to a group com¬
posed of Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
New York
City, Singer, Deane &
Scribner, and Arthurs, Lestrange
Co., both of Pittsburgh, Hayden, Miller & Co., Cleveland, and
Smith & Root, of Erie, as fol¬
&
/
:
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
220,000 3 V2s. Due
Gilbert Water District (P. O. 510
1969
to
1978
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Bldg., Portland), Ore.
Bond Offering—Louis A.
Riley,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
1954.
bids
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
until
8
(PST
)on
May
purchase of $25,000 gen¬
obligation
water
bonds.
p.m.
7 for the
eral
Dated
April 23, 1954.
Due on
from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
July
1
Portland.
150,000 3%s. Due
The
&
Offering—N.
W.
Perkins,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
May
3
7:30
p.m.
(PST) on
the purchase of $22,204.22 general obligation improve¬
for
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
1954.
serially from 1955 to 1964
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Offering
Bowles,
ceive
City
sealed
—
Calvin
Recorder,
bids
until
will
7:30
re¬
May 4 for the purchase
of
$10,000
general
obligation
bonds. Dated June 30, 1954. Due
on
Interest
on
June 30 from 1955 to 1964 incl.
on
July 1,1984.
dated
J-J.
Jan.
Legality
X,
ap¬
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale
The
$1,500,000
building bonds offered April 22—
179,
p.
—
1528—were awarded to
of
Halsey,
Inc., Blair, Rollins
Co., Inc., both of New York
City, Stroud & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
and A. E. Masten & Co., both of
Pittsburgh, DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine, of Philadel¬
phia, Thomas & Co., and S. K.
Cunningham & Co., both of Pitts¬
burgh, as 2%s at a price of 100.20,
a
group
Stuart &
composed
Co.,
&
basis of about 2.10%.
L.
p.m.
are
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Mount Lebanon, Pittsburgh),
a
Oakland, Ore.
Bond
bonds
Mount Lebanon
v.
Myrtle Point, Ore.
/Bond
r
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond Offering—Foster A. Dun-
City Controller, will receive
bids until noon (DST) on
lap,
sealed
May j9 for the purchase of $43,-
520,000 bonds, as follows:
$10,880,000 various purposes bonds.
Due
Jan
on
1
from
1956
to
1980 inclusive.
6,000,000 various purposes bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1956
to
1980 inclusive.
South Beach Water District, Ore.
Bond Offering —Henry Olmid,
District
Secretary,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
i
26,640,000 refunding bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1955 to 1972
inclusive.
receive
(PST) on
May 4 for the purchase of $6,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
1, 1954.
Due on April 1
Clerk ..of the Board of. Education, April
Payne County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Yale), Okla.
:Bond Offering — C. W. Stepp,
Pa.
A. P. Logan,
Harbor
land.
2V4S.
—
1,
1962. Principal anc
'
(J-D)
payable
at
the lows:
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ $135,000 2V2s. Due on
July 1 from
ity approved by Winfree, Mc1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
60,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
of Oklahoma
as
District,
interest
Principal and interest payable at
the City Recorder's office. Legal¬
ity approved by * Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
City,
School
Offering
by Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
as
Offerin g—Harold
Clerk,
W.
R.
proved
the
County Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P. O. Oswega), Ore.
District
&
Co., Smith, Barney &
Pressprich &
Co.,
Shields
&
Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., Kean, Taylor & Co., all of
New York, Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta, Baxter, Williams & Co.,
of Cleveland, Green, Ellis & An¬
derson, of New York, Courts &
Co., of Atlanta, Harrison & Co.,
of Philadelphia,
and McJunkin,
Patton & Co., of Pittsburgh.
-, • v
Clackamus
Bond
/ * /
interest payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Erie. Legality ap¬
offered
April 20 to Calvert and Canfield,
Mahoning County (P. O,
Youngstown), Ohio
Drexel
par.
Santee,
2.28%. / 7
Other members of the account:
Bankers Trust Co., of New
York,
1954.
water
awarded
First State Bank of
~
to
'
Bond
Corp., New
2%s," at 101.11, a
Directors/will receive sealed bids
8 p.m.
(DST) on May 12
for the purchase of $1,000,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 15,.
Clackamus County, Portland Subur¬
ban Water District
(P. O.
main
Boston
until
Dec. 1, 1967
on
First
City/las
Secretary of the Board of SchooL
from
1
the
basis-of about
Erie
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
182,000 2i/4s. Due
by
.York
Bond
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
(PST)
issue of $3,623,000.
Garvin
public improvement bonds
offered April
27—v, 179, p. 1528—
were awarded to a
group headed
Dec. 1 from
on
t I
j
.
Bank
&
son
;
Bond Sale—The
$5,370,000 vari¬
Co.,
27
group composed of First Na¬
Northwest
.
ous
i
Clackamus
'
.
and
a.m.
part of
Allegheny County (P. O.
;
r
Pittsburgh),' Pa. ; /
/:■
Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma
City,
on a bid
reflecting a net interest
cost of about 2.34%.
Due
Enid, Okla.
Bond Offering—C. O. Thrasher,
the
p. 1879—were awarded
Co., Okla¬
ment
OKLAHOMA
to
price of 98;i0.
a
a
City, v Nationalr " Bank of
Commerce, - and First National
_
$95,000 water
April 23 —v. 17&,
offered
Portland,
at
homa *'
6
Sale—The
p.
1771—were
awarded
First National Bank of
city
April
group composed of the First
National Bank & Trust
of
Westlake, Ohio
Hall
179;
$290,000
bonds" offered
Umatilla, Ore
-
-
Corbett
inclusive.
1964 inclusive.
bonds
i
Bond
-
•
Provident
Cincinnati.
ceive
The
179,
Bond Sale—The $70,000 various
26—v.
to
Sale—The
plant
land.
follows:
as
1955
G.
Raus, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Snyder,
street improvement bonds.
for the
cial
,1955 to
Treasurer's office.
.-City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 10
payable at the
office. Legality
263,00 bonds. Due (on
Ohio
were
4r
Principal and
Squire,
by
inclusive,
Pawhuska, Okla.
Bond
light
1955
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 18
Independence Village Local School
municipal improvement bonds of¬
fered April 23—v. 179, p. 1771—
inclusive.
OHIO
from
$351,000 bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from
<
to
1
Nov.
on
Bond Offering—John J. Sheehy,
sewer
v..
»
-
Columbus),
bonds offered April 27—v. 179, p.
1771
—
were
awarded to J. A.
White
^
1976
group:
Toledo, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
cation,
•
the
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
until
J
of
& Linn, Julien Collins &
approved
—
Co. Inc., Chi¬
100.28, a basis
&
at
members
Selonick
Note Sale—The $447,500 street
improvement notes offered March
18—v.
2V2s,
Other
>
both
Columbus, Ohio
Stuart
as
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Central
Republic
Co.,
both of
Chicago, Dean Witter & Co., of
San Francisco, R. S. Dickson &
Co., of Chicago/First of Michigan
Corporation, of New York, Rod¬
man
i
land.
1964
City.
by
of about 2.47%.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
>'(J-D) payable in New York City.
Regality approved by Mitchell &
headed
group
Fire Department Build¬
ings Rehabilitation Fund No.
$50,000
Dated June 1, 1954.
a
1959
tional
disposal plant bonds offered
April 27—v. 179, p. 1771—were
age
awarded
to
—v.( 179, p.
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 sew¬
-
land.
\
building and -equipment
bonds. Due
serially from 1956
v".
to
Steubenville, Ohio
•-
*
7
„
2.95%.
Ohio
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
Bond Offering—W. E. Easter-
•
Sale—The
inclusive.
50,000
to
Principal
'
Ohio
follows:
Bank of
Newport, Newport.- Le¬
equipment gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
17,000
sys¬
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
as
-
bonds. Due serially from
1956
-;
pur¬
$150,000 Vil¬
lage Hall bonds offered April 21
—v.
179, p. 1422—were awarded
to Fox, Reusch & Co., and Berman, Selonick, both of Cincinnati,
jointly, as 3s, at 100.46, a basis
1
Due
1956
bonds.
inclusive.
bonds,
transportation
„
51
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
pur¬
bonds
the
Pike (P. O. Chagrin Falls),
Bond
1 from
Equipment
for
sewerage
Due
1974
'
1969 inclusive.
on
68,000 Municipal Garage, Street
Cleaning Garage and Traffic
Regulation Garage Bldg. Re¬
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
bonds:
Peeper
bonds. Due
1
1, 1954.
to
Cleveland.
inclusive.
150,000 recreational facilities
J'"-;
&
No.
$8,000
noon
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Savings Bank Deposit Co., tMe-idina.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
31,000 Recreation and Park Bldg.
April
on
$100,000
May 3 for the
on
to 1959 inclusive.
until :
11
improvement
1955
April 1 from 1956 to 1978
on
1968
to
of
.bids
May
June
1970
Hall,
Fund
ment
Fund
1966
to
Safety Bldg.
and Health and Safety Center
Rehabilitation
and
Equip¬
City
1
from
1956
1980 inclusive.
inclusive;
$120,000 2V2s, due on May 1
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive;
and $190,000 2s, due on May
*
r
4
5%s,
1956
on
chase
tem
on
April 1 from 1956 to
on
165,000
Charlotte, Vance Securities Corp.,
•J. lee Peeler & Co., .McDaniel
|7ewis & Co., all of-Greensboro,
and R. S. Hays & Co.; of Durham,
net inter¬
from
Due
habilitation Fund No. 1 bonds.
■^offered April 27—v. 179, p. 1878—
awarded to a group com$osed of-R; Sr Diekson & Co., of
a
1
bonds.
34
38,000 Columbus Workhouse Re¬
of
.■"
price of 100.004,
(DST)
-inclusive.
••>vere
a
No.
April
.
an
sealed
...
Fund
-Kings Mountain, A. C.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 bonds
at
.
750,000 Municipal Electric Plant
Improvement and- Extension
The
.Wifering
....
-
ceive
(CST)
p.m.
chase of $25,000
Medina, Ohio
Offering—Everett O. Eng¬
land, Director of Finance, will re¬
July 1 from 1955 to 1980
."inclusive. ;.4, >
....
—
V
will receive sealed
bids until; 7:30
Bond
'
Works Fund No. 6 bonds. Due
.
Offering Planned
Treatment
,
ythCotmty(P;-0. -Winston•
s;.*i33:r! Salem), N t?. - Yi f..;
:
-
Sewage
'/ on
years.
NOItTH CAROLINA
:
v.
"
$3,000,000
-
serially
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
on
viously noted in
to 1964 inclusive;* Principal
and interest
May 5, as pre¬
179, p. 1878
—consist of the following:
serially in
10 years.
Due
1955
Columbus, Ohio , i'i
.»
Offering Details — The
$4,102,000 limited tax bonds being
Bond
-
•
H
>
The
1954.
bonds
-
are
dated
June
16,
Principal and interest (J-J>
payable at the City's fiscal agency,
Philadelphia National Bank.
the
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
52
19*54
Monday, Ma.y 3,
...
(1980)
Elliott
and Morgan,
both of Phila¬
Munson,
&
Lewis &
Bockius,
awarded to
water
obligation
general
follows:
Dated Feb.
1,
1954. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 to ; $68,000 2%s. Due on May
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
1967 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Chesterfield.
(F-A) payable at the Bank
Chesterfield, or at tfye Chase
terest
of
approved
Legality
Charleston.
Gibbs & Simons, of
obligation water
system bonds was sold to
E. H. Pringle & Co., of Charleston,
and G. H. Crawford Co., of Co¬
lumbia, jointly.
Dated March 1,
1954.
Due on March 1 from 1955
to 1964 inclusive.
Callable as of
March 1, 1959. Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
#
general
County Judge, will receive
,
sealed
Due
1
May 1 from 1955 to 1974
Principal and interest
on
be
(M-N) payable at the Bank of
Sevierville;
the Sevier County
for
and sew¬
system revenue bonds was
Read & Simons, of
Charleston, as follows:
erage
Due
2 y2s.
$92,000
bonds
fire hall
of South
or at the
/Carolina,
Charleston,
Co.,
Trust
&
Bank
palmetto
1,
196*9
DeSoto Indep.
Springs), S. Dak.
Offering—Esther A. Well-
County Auditor, will receive
bids until May 25 for the
man,
sealed
Webster, S. Dak.
Sale—The
eral
$135,000
gen¬
auditorium bonds
179, p. 1879—
obligation
offered April 27—v.
awarded
were
to
First
the
Na¬
Minneapolis,
of
Bank
tional
as
follows:
1957 to
from
1964 inclusive.
1955
1968 to
Dated
Offering
Bond
—
S. W.
the
Dallas, or at the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
City. Legality approved by
1954. Due
purchase
on
May 1 from 1956 to
Principal
inclusive.
1958
of
and
in¬
(M-N) payable at the First
National Bank of Greenville, or
at
the Greene
County Bank,
Greenville. Legality approved by
terest
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Montgomery County (P. O. Clarhsville), Tenn.
Bond
Offering—W. D. Hudson,
Hale Center,
for
the
purchase of $205,000
hospital bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1954.
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1955 to 1969
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the First Ameri¬
can
National
Bank
of
Nashville.
-bonds:
Jan. 1
sewer
due
on
inclusive;
1965
to
due on Jan. 1
1976 inclusive;
2MiS,
1966
from
to
$40,000 Is, due on Jan. )
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
and
from
Salomon
the
group:
& Hutzler, Stone
Securities Corp.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Hornblower & Weeks, all of New
York, Mason-Hagan, Inc., of Rich¬
mond, Dominick & Dominick, of
New
Washington, D. C.
March
as
Co.
Jacobs,
Dated
Due on March 1
at
4s,
1954.
1,
Southwest
First
the
to
Dallas,
par.
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds
$150,000
sold
was
to
the
First
Southwest Co., of Dallas, as
2^s,
2%s and 3s, at par. Dated
1, 1954. Due serially from
to 1974 inclusive. -Legality
March
1955
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
bids
for
R. J.
Sch. Dist., Texas
house
bonds
Edwards Inc.,
was
sold
to
of Oklahoma
City.
April 1,
4.02%.
Rock port,
Texas
works
revenue
bonds
composed
and
sewer
was
of the
sold to
Central
ment Co. of Texas,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Houston,
&
as
group
1953.
bonds offered
revenue
& Son & Co.-, of Seattle,
bonds
The
1976
to
after
June
dated
are
mature
1954 and
June
on
1
William County, Occoquan-
Woodbridge Sanitary Dist. (P. O.
Manassas), Va.
or
10 years from, date
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
Z
Seattle.
of
Z//v
WEST VIRGINIA
Glasgow, W. Va.
Bond
Offering
until
—
7
Sealed
bids
(EST)
p.nij-
street
Dated
June
to
1955
from
1
improvement
bonds.
Due on June
1, 1954.
1969
inclusive.
Principal and-interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
fice through
the Kanawha Valley
Bank, Charleston, or at the Chem¬
Co/New York
ical Bank & Trust
City.
well,
chell,
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
of
San Antonio, and
Knickerbocker,
of
234s and Stys.
Due
1957 to 1967
sold
A.
to
—
An
&
Ames
E.
of
issue
debentures
school
1964
to
was
of
Co.,
inclusive.
York
New
*
Bond
Offering
—
QUEBEC
v
bonds
building
awarded
were
dienne
1
1955
from
.bout
3.34%,
as
April 1 from
inclusive.
Bond
G.
May 24 for the-
State Treasurer's office, or at the
^
81,000 3.40s. Due on April 1 from
1968 to 1983 inclusive.
City.
Bank, New York
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall. Trimble & RUVch-.
ell, of New York City.
Morgan,
and
to
1964
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of $60,000
public
improvement
sold
L.
to
Superintendent of the Department
of
Accounts
and
Finance, until
on
21
Cana-
treal, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
97.56,
a
basis of about 3.71%.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on May
1954.
(EST)
April
Banque
Nationale,
Montreal,
a.m.
offered
to
Kempf & Robertson, both of Mon¬
Brown, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids at the office of R. W. Carr,
11
Que.
Commission,
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
City.
William
Sch.
Chicoutimi
of
to
G.
as
about
&
3s, at 87.406,
on
was
Co., of
basis
a
May "l,
from 1955
Dated
May
inclusive!
1974
bonds
Beaubien
4.28%.
Due
1
Interest
M-N.
St. Francois-de-SaUs School
$110,000 water
on
Sale
Debenture
$430,000
Dixville, Que.
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Chase National
-
1955 to 1984 inclusive.
St. James Sch. Dist. No. 7, Alberta
on
May 6 for the purchase of $225,-
follows:
$29,000 3s.
a basis of about 4.14%.
serially on April 15 from
103.75,
Due
and the Royal Bank of
Canada, of Montreal, jointly, as
4V2S, at 101.41, a basis of about
4.23%. Due on Nov. 1 from 4955
.
*
at
Toronto,
purchase of $312,000 public im¬
offered April 22—
provement bonds.
Dated May 1,
179, p. 1772—were awarded to
Due on Sept. I from 1955
J.
C.
Wheat &
Co., and R. H 1954.
Brooke & Co., both of Atlanta, to 1957 inclusive.
Principal and
jointly, at a price of par, a net interest
(M-S)
payable,1 at the
of
were
1," of
Toronto, all of Toronto, as 4V2S,
from
bonds
cost
offered re¬
sold to a group com¬
posed of Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Mills,- Spence
&
Co., "McLeod
Young,
Weir
& Co., Canadian
Bank of Commerce, and the Bank
Callable
inclusive.
Alberta
Sale—The $1,020,000
debentures
building
cently
of
issue. Principal and interest (J-D)
on
Due
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing ,of New York City.
interest
School District,
Debenture
price of 98.68.
a
National
Invest¬
Dallas, Austin,
Hart & Parvin,
McClung
system
a
1974 inclusive.
1955 to
from
Sale—The $155,000 water
sewer
Harper
at
payable at the National
Bank of Fairfax, or at the Chase
system
4M>s, at 103.85, a basis of about
Due serially on April ; 1
as
April 27 were awarded to Wm. P.
(A-O)
Sale—The
ap¬
Mills, Spence & Co., and McLeod,
Young, Weir & Co., all of Toronto,
.
and
clusive.
Bond
.Legality
1,
Omak, Wash.
April 1 from 1957 to 1980 in¬
Principal
and - interest
on
April
v.
Bond Sale—An issue of $231,000
water
Dated
1
Bond Sale—An issue of $215,000
school
the
bonds.
dated
are
ly were awarded to a group com¬
posed of Bell, Gouinlock & Co.,
Edmonton
County
Board, will receive sealed
until noon
(DST) on May
Prince
Riesel Indep.
Clement
the
of
*
on
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
&
000
W.
purchase of $4,000,000
series 1953-B school construction
Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
Clerk
—
School
11
1
Plainview Indep
Fairfax),
(P. O.
Virginia
Offering
—
debentures offered recent¬
school
will be received by the Town Re¬
County
Bond
-
^April 1 from
Interest A-O.
York, J. C. Wheat & Co., of
was
bonds
■>
proved
Richmond, Julien Collins & Co.,
of Chicago, Stein Bros. & Boyqe,
of Baltimore, and
Ferris & Co.,
Fairfax
ALBERTA
Calgary Roman Catholic Separate
Scnool District No. 1, Alberta
Debenture Sale
The $192,500
April 1 from
to 1984 inclusive.
Due
bonds
1954.
1955
Bros.
Webster
&
of
members
Other
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Legality approved by Chapman &
5s,
1956
from
of
Texas
improvement
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
12
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
The
corder
Dotty,
$200,000
rural school bonds. Dated May 1,
for
r
on
Bank,
Chapman
storm
$400,000
&
Harper
1979 inclusive.
1965 to
from
1
Jan.
on
bonds
.
1980
Bond
1,000,000
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
77,000 3%s. Due on
1980 inclusive.
to
on
$35,000,000, due July 20, 1954, to
yield 1.6Q%; and $5,000,000,
due Jan.* 28,
1955, to yield
1.84%.
; Vv
Co., of Seattle,, as follows:
47,000 4s.
due
Is,
1977
Herrera,
1964.
1,
terest
from
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on June
M.
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the First
March
sold
Greenville),
000
$440,000
May 11 for the purchase of
$3,000,000 water and sewer reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1954.
Due
on
March
1 from
1956 to
1974 inclusive. Bonds due in 1965
and thereafter are callable as of
of
Greene County (P. O.
Tennessee
10:30
until
bids
Bond
TENNESSEE
par.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
inclusive.
1971
at
Offering—J.
Bond
street
4
2y2s,
El Paso, Texas
40,000 2.70s. Due on May 1 from
-
to
P.
Wm.
to
1980
1, 1954. Due serially from
to 1964 inclusive.
Legality
York
28,000 2.60s. Due on May 1 from
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
Is, due
1977
from
1
Treasury bills was
April 29, as follows:
$40,000,000
sold
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
inclusive.
March
National
$67,000 2V4S. Due on May 1
Jan.
on
of
$26,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
2I/2S, due on Jan. 1 from 1966
to 1976 inclusive; and $230,-
Sale—The
Bond
on
building bonds was sold to Frank
Co., of Dallas, as
and
&
Son
1976 in¬
to
1966
from
clusive; and $280,000
B. McMahon &
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 179,
p. 1879—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood, of Min¬
neapolis.
•;
1
(Dominion of)
Bills Sold—An issue
Treasury
$150,000
revenue
sewer
sold
was
1965 in¬
1956 to
from
and
water
1,327,000 water bonds: $547,000
5s, due on Jan. 1 from 1955
to
1965
inclusive;
$550,000
inclusive.
Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
$60,000 build¬
due
5s,
CANADA
Canada
\
:
■:+
'
Deweyville Consolidated Common
School District No. 25, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $85,000
2V4S
Bond
1
Jan.
City.
purchase of $65,000 general obli¬
gation hospital equipment bonds.
Due serially from 1959 to
1974
Roscoe
$670,000
after seven
on or
Bond Sale—An issue of
clusive; $770,000 2V2s, due on
sold to R. J.
was
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma
Jerauld County (P. O. Wessington
Jan.
Sch. Dist., Texas
building bonds
DAKOTA
bonds:
;ZZV./;Z'Z■■■;?
jointly.
Mabton, Wash.t
highway
and
street
$1,720,000
Sale—An issue of $65,000
Bond
attle.
100.04, a net interest cost of about
2.51%, as follows:
M-S.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Charleston.
Bond
Interest
inclusive.
Due
1969 in¬
1956 to
from
Bond
Legality
approved ' by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬
group
a
Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
City, at a price of
by
York
New
100.004. Dated March
Due serially from 1955
1954.
Legality approved by
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
SOUTH
headed
2y4S, at
as
to
revenue
1954.:
1,
Lander, Wyo.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
highway paving bonds was sold to
the Lander State Bank, and the
First National
Bank of Lander,
date of issue. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
City
Treasurer's office.
The
awarded
1880—were
$50,000
construction),
to
Lake City.
Sinkler,
system revenue and
—'
Sale
Scar¬
from
years
$4,047,000
bonds offered April 29—v. 179, p.
price of
a
Southern National Bank
Bond
Co.,
($200,000 water works and
bonds
and
Citizens
the
at
1,
and interest (M-S)
1954. Principal
payable
sewer
dated March
are
&
Burt
N.
1
June
clusive. Callable
Arlington County (P. O.
Arlington), Va.
purchased $250,000
of Dallas,
on March 1
1974 inclusive.
to
1971
from
Sale—C.
Bond
Due
2.60s.
The
1970 inclusive.
1955 to
from
28,000
1
March
on
WYOMING
E.
sewer
June
Dated
bonds.
on
and
water
000
Spooner &
ZZ/Z.
Lines,
by
Wash.
Offering—Dale
May 11 for the purchase of $130,-
on
on
approved
borough, City Clerk, will receive
(PST) on
ready to
1, 1954.
Dated May
2.55.
May 1 from 1957 to 1970
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
Due
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
VIRGINIA
Bonham, Texas
M-S.
as
about
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Camas,
be sold.
&
of
of; Hales
Bank,
jointly,
'
'.
Bond
The en¬
carried
be
would,
dorsement
TEXAS
to Frost,
sold
Chapman
attle. ;
be sus¬
may
the bonds when they are
National Bank of
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
losses that
any
State
Thorgrimson
fund as a reserve
a
tained through defaults.
Sevierville, or at the Park
Knoxville. Le¬
Bank,
paid into
Co.,
Interest
Waukesha, and the
Corners,
2%s, at 100.72, a basis
tional Bank, of
approved
by
Preston;
& Horowitz, of Se¬
Legality
The
.
.
awarded
bonds
Dated March
inclusive.
1978
to
Z
v i"»'
v.
bonds offered April 22 were
to the
Waukesha Na¬
ing
$135,000
Tripp
N.
2.46%.
Muskegon and New Berlin (Town*)
Joint Sch. Dist. No. I (P. O. Route
2 Hales Corners), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
1, 1954.
such
of
amount
the
Chas.
to
of
i\"
'<
■
of Milwaukee,
100.31, a basis of
Company
price
a
.
about
York
revenue
sewer
of Portland, as 4s.
facilities
sewerage
and
sold
was
guaranteed bonds to $200,000,000
and provides that 1% of the face
amount of bonds awarded is to
inclusive.
at
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
is¬
bonds
on
distribution systems.
limits
bill
waukee
the
to
awarded
1880—were
Bingen, Wash.
population for such pur¬
water purification and
and gas
p.m.
New
179, p.
Mil¬
bonds offered April 27—v.
WASHINGTON
as
distribution,
(EST) on May
14 for the purchase of $550,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1954.
until
bids
of $120,000
water works
combined
King,
E.
—
of
Dawson,
&
School
High
Senior
Stoughton
City.
by communities of less than
poses
T.
Offering
Bond
S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue
Hi*
a* n rt f* R.
interest
and
cipal
sued
Sevierville), 10,000
County (P. O.
King
guarantee of the prin¬
S.
U.
1955
City. Legality approved by Wood,
of
of
presently before the Senate Pub¬
lic
Works
Committee, provides
1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
Sevier
on
Long of Louisiana, and
of Senator
from
under the leadership
Senators
14
from
for
works
Lake City,
1954,"
15
-Principal and
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the Man¬
ufacturers Trust Co., New York
"Mu¬
Bonds—The
Local
No. 3
Dated June'15,
June
on
inclusive.
(Townt)
Cottage Grove
Stoughton (City) Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Stoughton), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 21/4%
and
interest
Improvements
Bill
sponsored by a group
nicipal
65,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
Folly Island Township (P. O.
Folly Beach), S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
2 V4%
1 from
56,000 2I/2S. Due on May
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
Sinkler,
by
<
City.
York
New
Bank,
National
Due
1974
to
Guarantee
S.
U.
Propose
Certain
.
61,000 2V4S. Due on May 1
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
STATES
United States
a
interest
Bank
works bonds was sold to the
12
1954.
price of 100.05, a net
cost of about 2.57%, as
' /.•/.:
ville, at
Dunn and
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
(EST) on May
for the purchase of $1,160,000
ed bids untill noon
refunding bonds.
UNITED
Dunkirk, Rutland, Pleasant Spring,
M. K. Moor¬
—
man,
4s.
and
Jackson, Trust
Company of Georgia, of Atlanta,
and Davidson & Co., of Knox-
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond
composed of
group
a
C. H. Little & Co.,
Chesterfield, S. C.
of
hos¬
$250,000
Sale—The
Bond
CAROLINA
SOUTH
3Vz%
$151,000
electric light and *power system
revenue bonds
was sold to First
Southwest Co. of Dallas,
as 3s
pital bonds offered April 26 were
delphia.
Offering
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
field), Tenn.
WISCONSIN
Roanoke, Va.
Sanger, Texas
O. Spring-
Robertson County (P.
by Townsend,
approved
Legality
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
school bonds was sold to Gaston,
Laurent, Inc., of Montreal, at a
price of 98.57, a net interest cost
of about
4.16%, as follows:
$53,500 3^2S. Due on May 1 Trom
1955 to 1957 inclusive.'
56,500 4s.
Due
on
May 1 'from
1958 to 1974 inclusive.
The
1954.
bonds
are
dated
'/
May -1,
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