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MONDAY
ISSUE
IV M/
OF
MiCH.GAN
^2
Tk *
1954
smm"uri«i
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 180
Number 5373
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
stockholders
Oct.
on
company's Hall-Scott
authorized
20
division
into
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
the
"spin-off"
company
new
a
INDUSTRIAL
-
of
assets
to
INSURANCE
-
for distribution of
directors
told
were
would
soon
fix
the
record
the
In
retain
the
sources
Stock and Bond Quotations
shares,
common
The
new
including
June
basis.
ACF-Brill
$1
$307,847
Co.
due
have
will
value,
par
also
company
will
ACF-Brill
authorized capital
an
New York
will
of 2,000,-
the
engines
will
ACF-Brill
and
^Government
continue
contracts
make
to
"will
gasoline
heavy-duty
continue
seek
to
to
obtain
and
and
Detroit
butane
perform
a
For
the
Montreal
Stock
period,
same
of
ACF-Brill
and
$11,846,000
Toronto Stock
net
Nine
Over-the-Counter Markets
Sales
43
44
._47
Exchange.
before
Stock and Bond
Net
37
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
stock.
State and City Bond Offerings
plant
Net
companies and Kaynee will be managed and
Kahn
Herman
named
President
Vice-President of DeLuxe
Executive
Togs,
been
has
Inc.
Leon
Kahn has
G.
of
for Boys,
been
named
The
Kaynee
Co.
16
Federal
The
and
Reserve
Course
Clearings
Allied Chemical & Dye
Period End. Sept. 30—
$
Cost
oper.
of
revs.—
goods
sold
oper.,
sell.,
admin, exp.
depl.
Deprec.,
Gross inc. fr.
127,658,296 139,634,673 399,414,436 411,295,748
&
&
gen.
&
amort.
103,149,377 110,400,374 321,304,484 328,296,917
7,878,675
5,925,620
22,755,777 15,664,737
16,630.244
opers
Div., int. & miscell. inc.
Profit
from
sale
of
23,308,679
55,354,175
1,704,128
3,676,805
4,227,614
3
Int.
& exp.
Fed.
on
Net
—
learnings
—V.
taxes—
71,561,708
1,794,932
6,497,192
2,169,164
10,506,504
5,466,692
24,487,522
31,487,389
p.
4,577,216
1,758,294
317,777
9,220,527
shs. outstg
per share
180,
61,869,725
prof, taxes.
income
no.
25,012,807
bonds &
income
excess
Avge.
Sales
17,512,651
loans
12,019,362
31,915,511
9,101,233
$1.01
8,856,469
$1.36
8,940,026
$3.57
33,738,809
8,856,423
$3.81
Allied Products Corp.
net
$749,604
♦After deducting
required.
stock.
Harrison
to
succeed
become
Vfnmp
$1.82
$40,000 in 1954 prpvided in prior years, no longer
tBased on shares outstanding Sept. 30, 1954.—V. 180, p. 905.
Aluminum Industries, Inc.—New
to
$602,946
$2.26
income
"tEarnings per share of common
President, etc.—
O. Ash has been elected President and General Manager
John W. Craig, who had recently resigned, effective Nov. 1,
Vice-President and General Manager of the RCA-Victor
Appliance
Division
of Radio Corp.
tnings.
Incidentally,
the
the
30.
that
1,334,348
12,611,412
and
foreign income taxes—
Merger
and
Rumors
Denied
President,
—
upon
reports,
and
its
insure
dealers.
whose
there
and
a
American
growth,
any
line
vastly
credit
of
is
to
and
Corp.,,
Motors
prosperous
already 14"
expanding con¬
prosperity and future
automobile company."
strengthened
difficult
merger
Motors
merger of Nash-Kelvinator
the name American Motors
a
no
Motors
been
the
got
been
American
bright
breadth has
Motors'
further merger with
a
have
American
indirect nature.
or
that
programs
under
our
and
Corp.
and Hudson '
Corp.,
we've
financial
state
done
situation.
exactly
of
credit.
our
merger
we've paid
Our outstanding
bank
off $42,000,000
loans
were
in
around
bank
loans—up to"
$30,000,000
have
we
is
the
last
as
of5
two
years we have doubled the number of appliance"
produce and sell; In addition to ReDisCo and Ranee,,
big subsidiary in Canada, Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd., which'
we
a
approaching the
ances
point of being the largest manufacturer of appli¬
During the last year we made a contract with;
in the Dominion.
Simpson-Sears."
Net
Earned
-
common
per
shares
common
i—-
30,761,101
40,141,929
—
income
Number
10,033,064
9,815,740
$2.88
$3.90
share
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
179, p. 2589.
Bakeries Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up—
This
company reports consolidated net income, after Federal taxes
income, for the 40 weeks ended Oct. 9, 1954, of $3,031,821, or $1.77
per share on 1,596,193 shares of common stock presently outstanding.
For the like period of 1953 combined net income of the merged com¬
panies totaled $3,142,385, equivalent to $1.84 per share on the above
number of shares of common stock.
For the 12 weeks ended Oct. 9,
1954 consolidated net income was
$1,028,139, equivalent to 60c per share on common stock outstanding.
This compares to combined net income of $909,772 for the corresponding 22 weeks of 1953.
Before provision for Federal taxes on Income consolidated net income
for the 40 weeks ended Oct. 9, 1954 was $6,339,368; and for the 12
on
weeks ended Oct. 9,
the Kelvinator division, Mr. Romney said: "The appliance
around. Appliance inventories are relatively low for1
two or three years. For the first time in 14 months,;
our
Kelvinator
total
business,
in ^September,
exceeded forecast. It'
also exceeded the same month a
year ago as well as the previous
month. We're just in the process
of introducing our 1955 line of
Kelvinator products. Two years ago we greatly enlarged our Kelvinator
research and engineering organization. The result is we are putting on
the market better designed, better styled appliance products, relatively/
than we have in many years. The only one that has actually hit the
market so far is our laundry equipment. We make automatic washers,
wringer-type washers, dryers and ironers. Our shipments of laundry
equipment in September were double any month in our history. WO
could have tripled the total, and we could ship 50% more this month
(October, 1954)."
Touching
business is
the
on
turned
iirst time in
He added:
Motors
has
"American Motors is not moving out of Detroit. American^
built
the
1954, $2,153,648.—V. 179, p: 2025.
Dairies, Inc. below.—V.
of Stock Deposited—
180, p. 1649.
Announces New
American Mercury Insurance
Co., Washington, D. C.
—Stock Offered—The company on Oct. 22 offered to its
stockholders of record Oct. 15 the right to subscribe on
Nov.
150,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1) at $2 per share on the basis of three new shares
for each five shares held.
The offering is underwritten
or
before
foundation
Detroit
in
the
last
year
and
a
half
In
it»
plant
and in recent months in the Hudsonplants
and looks forward with expectation to a constantly In¬
creasing rate of employment and production in both plants. I think,;
with the co-operation of Matt Smith and the employees in the Detroit
Kelvinator plant, we have turned around a plant thafr was on its way
out. Today it is vigorously on its way in."
Kelvinator
.
,
.
...
American Dairies, Inc.—89%
See Foremost
8
for
-
recently
(
2$,868,156
S.
proits tax—
$1.58
date.
Provision
U.
$1.14
Bowling
—
direct
a
American
We've
extent
"Since
Sept.
products
for
3,737,000
1,934,230
because
among
our
subsidiaries we
have
a
large finance company named
ReDisCo
(Refrigeration Discount Corporation), a $100,000,000 outfit
with a line of credit of $98,000,000. We have one of $74,000,000 in
our
other activities. You can't quite add them because they are not
quite the same types of lines of credit. But it gives you some idea
18,540,980
98,118,761
45,365,420
excess
of
company
"Since
Co.
these
20,537,311
61,963,605
Federal
Corp.
rumors
company
depend
Car
depreciation and depletion..
Income before U. S. and foreign taxes on inc.—
Provision for
2,238,026
stock.—
Studebaker-Packard
now
result,
a
added:
Motor
"In
amortization
for
common
Chairman
launched
As
23,642,150
of America.
acquisition of a large stock interest in Aluminum Industries,
Inc., by Walter E. Schott, Cincinnati industrialist and investor, his
two sons, Walter, Jr., and Charles, and Mr. Ash, his associate, was
announced. The purchase was made in the name of the Champion
Industries, Inc., which controls a totally owned subsidiary, Continental
Electric Co., Toronto,' Canada, manufacturer of vacuum cleaners, and
operates, as a division of Champion, the Brownell Co., Dayton, Ohio,
manufacturer of stoker and boiler parts.
Champion Industries, Inc.,
with offices in Cleveland and Cincinnati, is owned Jointly by Schott
and his family and Mr, Ash.—V. 178, p.,,1565.
The
$
523,015,538 544,374,951
operating revenues
American
1954
1953
$13,694,533 $15,856,171
Estimated income before Federal income taxes.
1,609,241
2,125,521
Estimated Federal taxes on income
*859,637
1,522,575
sales
1953
none
the
for
not
of
INCOME
1954
2,562,000
income
stock outstg.—.
share before non-re¬
fo plant
Motors
widely diversified
32,678,969
Provision
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Estimated
and
♦After
621.
Consolidated net
30—
$
2,838,745
Total
America—Secondary Distribution—
The First Boston Corp. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. after the
close of the market on Oct. 26 made a secondary distri¬
bution of 50,000 shares of common stock. The stock was
offered at $83.37% per share with a concession to deal¬
ers of $1 per share.
It was completed.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF
applicable
common
sale
between
has
future
of
Nine Months Ended September
of
common
on
published
there is
already
a
67,334,094
882,407
se¬
curities
Pederal
$
$
$
271,000
3,053,000
684,000
to
Romney,
"Despite
and
stantly.
Aluminum Co.
3,324,000
270,000
operations of National
1954, BMC Manufacturing
He
1954—9 Months—1953
per
discussions
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
1954—3 Months—1953
2,832,000
sale and lease-back of
on
deducting
shares
American
—49
Capital Flotations for Month of July—
Inc. and DeLuxe Ranch
President of the DeLuxe
4,719,000
2,562,000
available
profit
George
do
&
of
income
50
System
of Bank
8,043,000
2,814,0j0
stated:
companies and Executive Vice-President of Kaynee. —V. 179, p. 389.
Bales
(after
50
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
oper¬
non-re¬
income——
& Billiard Corp. from
1,
Corp.,
from April
1,
1954, and
both Potter & Brumfield Manufacturing Co., Inc., and The
Sight Light
Corp. from Aug. 1, 1954.—V. 180, p. 529.
—50
_____
Reserve Banks
ated independently of each other.
and
5,646,000
on
♦Includes
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Aetna Industrial Corp. adds two important links
boys' outerwear field. In 1952, Aetna acquired The
Kaynee Co., Cleveland, Ohio (founded in 1888).
income
on
taxes
operations
preferred stock
income
Jan.
58
Payable.
Foreign Exchange Rates..
in ownership in the
the DeLuxe
and
1953
'
but
of $235,000)
,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.50
(
interests
—
curring
These acquisitions by
minority
from
on
taxes
Number
Dividends Declared
*1954
94,109,000 106,099,000
taxes
Non-recurring profit
37
Miscellaneous Features
corporation on Oct. 17 announced the acquisition of DeLuxe for
Bays, Inc. (formerly known as DeLuxe Wash Suit Co., Inc.) and DeLuxe
Ranch Togs, Inc., both of New York City, through purchase of 100%
(& Subs.)—Earns.
______
Balance
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Both
income
Net
Aetna Industrial Corp.—Acquisitions—
1321.
p.
Sept. 30—
Federal
for
Dividends
997.
»f outstanding
Federal
180,
Foundry Co.
—
deducting
curring profit
Provision
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.37
The
Ended
rentals
after
.37
creasing one-fourth of 1% annually. The plan also provides for the
possible issuance of additional debentures by the Hall-Scott board.—
p.
Months
and
Income
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
Dow-Jones
branch offices.—V.
no
-.48
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
15-year maturity, be redeemable in instalments by sinking fund, or
voluntarily at 105% of par, plus interest in the first year, decreasing
one-half of 1%
annually for the next four years, and thereafter de¬
has
company
American Machine &
42
..
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
on
the
41
41
41
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
based
180,
38
38
-40
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
a
V.
Stock
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
incorporated under the laws of the
District of
1949.
On Dec. 6, 1949, it received
a
Certificate of Authority from the Superintendent of Insurance of
the District of Columbia, and began business as
a
general casualty
insurance company specializing in aviation insurance.
Under a con¬
tract which became effective on Dec. 6, 1949, the company acquired
virtually all the physical assets of G. C. Whalen & Co., Inc.
The business of
the company is conducted from its home offices
located at 4420 Connecticut Avenue,
N.W., Washington, D. C., and
38
Exchange
FINANCING
400,000 shs.
company was
Columbia on Sept. 16,
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
San Francisco Stock Exchange
reported combined sales, including
earnings of $958,000, or $1.02 per
present capitalization.
The first six months is not
Indicative
of results for all 1954, the company stated,
because it
includes major Government contracts substantially completed in the
Philadelphia plant prior to mid-year and about $506,000 of other in¬
come which is "substantially non-recurring."
First half operations also
iiad the benefit of tax adjustments equivalent to about 27 cents per
share, the statement said.
The Hall-Scott debentures to be issued under the spin-off would have
share
PRESENT
TO
(par $1).:
BUSINESS—The
33
Exchange
Stock
Capital stock
29
(Bonds)
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
outstanding.
Hall-Scott,
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
__17
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
subcontract for others." This
work will be done at ACF-Brill's former Philadelphia plant, now sold
3)ut a portion of it under lease until the end of 1954, or in other
leased space, the company said.
For the six months ended June 30, a pro forma statement showed
Hall-SCott's sales at $5,216,000 on which it earned $173,000, or 17 cents
per share, based on the contemplated 1,003,434 common shares to be
directly and as
(Stocks).
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
30.
Hall-Scott
Stock
Boston Stock
"certain
from
Stock Exchange
American
debentures.
current liabilities,"
Hall-Scott
division
on
$2,000,000
and
assume
company.
CAPITALIZATION
debentures.
The Hall-Scott Motors
©00
share-for-share
a
the
expansion
for
Page
New York
on
and
company
the Hall-Scott stock,
stockholders
provide additional capital funds to
finance tho
of the company's business and to qualify the
licensing in a number of States which are important'
of additional premium volume in the aviation lines written by'
PROCEEDS—To
growth
plan,
ACF-Brill
This Issae
date
which manufactures
to
D. C., and
by Johnston, Lemon & Co., of Washington,
& Co., of New York City.
subject to tax clearance.
the assets and business of the Hall-Scott division,
heavy-duty engines, will be transferred to the new
company in exchange for 1,003,434 shares of its common stock
and
$1,003,434 of debentures. The common stock then will be distributed
Under
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Hettleman
of
called
be
the Hall-Scott Motors Co.
The stockholders
Copy
Corporation and Investment News
ACF-Brill Motors Co.—"Spin-Off Approved—
The
the
Price $1 a
Monday, November 1, 1954
Operating Program—
A new operational program for American Motors Corp. based on the
establishment of three autonomous manufacturing and marketing divi¬
sions within the company,
was
disclosed on Oct. 28 by George Romney,
President.
identified the new operating units as appliance, ekpor#
and subsidiaries and special products divisions. Each of these, be said,'
would operate autonomously but would function in full co-ordination
Mr. Romney
The Commercial and Financial
2
ChronicleMonday, November 1, 1954
(1762)
The
program,
Mr. Romney explained, is one of a
taken by the new corporation since the merger
and Hudson on May 1 to improve further its
operating
new
series
major steps
of
Nash-Kelvinator
of
common
and Leonard
of
manufactured by the wholly-owned subsidiary,
Aitorfer Brothers Co., and commercial refrigeration products such as
ice cream cabinets and frozen food merchandisers."
The export
and subsidiaries division will have complete responsi¬
bility for the rapidly growing international sales and manufacturing
operations located in foreign countries of appliances, special products,
and
Hudson and Nash automobiles.
It will also embrace subsidiary
operations in the United States, Canada, England and Scotland,
The
Hudson
special products division will handle the company's
curried
of
—V.
that
revealed
also
Romney
Mr.
further
ion
expan
tioned
180,
v-
Net
which
realized
was
The
for
loss
$10,644,874.
/
.
this
of
$736,000
639,149
$6,529,309
inc.
taxes.
60,0:4
28,933
416,536
—V.
180.
below.—V.
Co.
183,
a
year
total
Sept. 30.
amounted
months
last
642.671
mate
a
Net
of
$59,223,212.—V.
130, p.
Co.—Acquisition—
**
-
;
*
-
loans
accounted to the major portion
instalment purchases, the
vehicle
discounts and insurance premiums amounted to
1533.
Atomic
nine
first
of one oL its nine
' V.. '
investment company on Oct. 22 filed an amendment
This Washington
its
to
registration statement so
tional
3,000,000
of
shares
obtain registration of an addi¬
stock.—V. 180, p. 717.
to
as
$1
its
paying
agent
Charnelton,
1,
Inc.
Aztec Oil & Gas Co..—Plans Stock
plans on or about Nov.
Oct. 29 giving them
company
record
of
will
price
scription
See
underwritten.
announced
be
also
V.
Baltimore & Ohio
180,
RR.
later.
Net
per
of 1951 is estimated as
providing $1,075,42L for Federal
share
Net
25,368,363
30,739,934 232,279,012
oper._
6,073.362
8.914.29L
52,193,577
2,805,879
3,880,054
25,009,812
ry.
180.
income
276,345,210
75.621.003
35,921.231
Barber
Oil
Consolidated
the
nine
earnings
$21,065
Corp.—Earnings—
ended
after
this
Sept.
provision
foreign.—V.
are
of
earnings
months
are
179.
corporation
30.
for
p.
1954
were
and
its
$710,783.
taxes
income
of
subsidiaries for
The reported
of which
$105,315
first
ox
The
company
common
the
stock
basis
of
subscription
be
Steel
Corp.—Rights to Subscribe—
to
proposes
(par
one
$1)
new
privilege;
to
make
for
rights
to
offering of 599.215 shares of
stockholders of record Nov. 3 on
each
four
expire
on
underwritten by Lee Higginson Corp.,
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
Dana
(Telephone
post
Seibert.
STate
shares
Nov.
1
The
Published
(Reg.
a
On_ account of the fluctuations in
$55.00
the
per
rate
over¬
offering
180.
p.
will
U. S. Patent
week
year.
other
field
these
products,
provide
Dftlhi
the
19_9
net
year's
fiscal
share.,
'
in
J.. with other major plants
Toronto, Ont. ^The company
N.
New
and
nationally
plants
th;s
Zi
'
foreign
many
countries
"Franco-American"
"Campbell,"
names
manufactures
and
■
in
ier
;ear
year
.
Stock
on
Offered
1896,
and
the
by
payment
Corp.
The
of
has
been
a
pioneer
in
the
principal activities,
such
as
specialized
the
company
machine
tools,
has
will
fui.us
be
and
to
In
used
of
$8
is
Hammond
Delhi
a
l-s
&
Oil
own-
Nanton
and
Ltd.
d
Canadian
which
Lines
50>
costs
of
intended
its
stock.
Delhi
Oil
International
Utilities
Corp.;
Thompson & Co. Ltd.
the
u_e
ba
of
ance
the
to
Trans-Canada
Canadian
D°lhi
as
may
general
and
held
Canadian
remain
corporate
exploration
by
proceeds
wii
iU.
Sn.
by
uoea
due
130.
Ry. —Bonds
subscribed and the books closed.
and
accrued
line.
basis
-
heretofore
will
issue
of
its
price
a
such advances.
repay
De
Ltd.,
the
on
pipe
its
advances
Canadian
Delhi
Oil
es,
including the further de¬
properties and the payment of in¬
Delhi Oil Corp.—V.
Pacific
Ltd.
will
of
Lines
purpo
of .its
$230,000
Oil
as
Pite
at
p.
Dec.
31,
1954
interest
by
on
its
1431.
Sold —An
offering-of
$25,000,COO 334 % 18-year collateral trust bonds
par
Oil
Delhi
common
Canadian
by
prepa.atory to construction
such
advances,
rr.cl.ding
that
approximately
debentures
at
Delhi
Canadian
Ltd.
monthly advances to Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd.,
that company^ in connection- with preliminary surveys
proceeds
tor
Ltd.;
Nesb.ti,
will
share in such amounts
velopment
terest
Ltd.,
Pipe
up
oy
for
ma :e
by
stock
per
Such
L,d.
L.nes
consideration
common
Ltd.
Trans-Canada
Gundy & Co. Ltd.
it
company
aa.-..tcu
ad¬
Canadian
proceeds toward
note due to Delhi
to Sept. 28, 1954,
such
short-term
S.)
that
Lines
subsidiary,
apply
by a g.oup of Can-uian companies composed of The
Edmancon
Corporation
Ltd.;
Anglo-Canadian
Oil'Co.;
engineering
made,
first
be
will
offering
50',\
&
Osier,
ba
(U.
by
fipe
issued
Pi^e
will
III.;
Chicago,
Cauaua.
the
w.ioily-owned
its
i.i
v.^ve
of
Co.,
Trust
Ont.,
proceeds
S339.007
Trans-Ca.iuca
Ltd.
to
advanced
co
and
was over¬
The offering was made
a
syndicate
headed
by
A. E. Ames & Co^ Ltd., and Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd.
The new issue will be dated
Nov.15,
1954, and mature
Nov. 15, 1972. Proceeds will be used for
capital expen¬
ditures.—V. 179, p. 25S0 and V. 130,
pp. 1322 and 1650.
■
air
also developed
varied line of
the
these
Narthern
Toronto,
net
subsidiary
funds
for
Ltd.,
the
ox
primarily to
to the company.
one
of
company
Ltd.
Oil
The
are:"
Co.
Trist
—
stockholders
its stockhold¬
before
rignt to subscribe on or
me
xo
ecu
agents
National
Canadian
Oct. 26 publicly offered
company
(Canada)—Stock Of¬
Ltd.
Petroleum
for
Subscription
■
.
and certain types of sugar mill and plantation machinery which
pumps
rouble
per
Camden,
and
brand
Introduced
recoru
Wood.
were
of the leading domestic manufacturers of
ventilating,' heating and air conditioning^ equipment. ' To
supplement
covers
1650.
CarJing Br^win? Co., Inc., Cleveland, O.—Acquisition
See
Griesedieck
diversification of output.
Market for these products
different industries, both here and abroad.
Approximately
Western
Brewing Co.
below.—V.
179,
p.
710.
broad
many
(Continued
on
page
9)
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Drapers'
Canada,
NOTE:
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President.
2-0613);
with
held
—
associates
proceeds will accrue
industrial
its
common
share
Co.
Forge
BUSINESS—Since
conditioning
Barium
well-known
10
Ltd.;
gross
over
PROCEEDS—The stock is being sold by a group of selling
1930.
in
marketed
are
the
Calgary
Hornblower &
85,000
shares of common stock (par $1) at $28.75 per share. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
no
than
SJ.T5
1650.
p.
Oil
1650.
and
located
Ltd.
similar
Weeks and
will
1
,
Oil
year.
Buffalo
1650.
p.
cover¬
was a new line of canned
nation will commence in 1955. '
has been financed from work¬
ing capital, which at July 31. 1954, amounted to $127,294,077. Pres¬
ently authorized capital additions are estimated at $35,000,000, for
whi.h there are no present plan3 for outside financing.
New con¬
struction includes
new
facilit.es lor noren soups,
a
major addition
to
the
Sacramento
plant,
a
new
plant at Napoleon,
Ohio, and' a
f.ni hed, product wtrehouse at Camden,
N. J.
,
,,
• •
! ■'
Active
in
agricultural research, the company conducts continuous
studies to deveiOp and improve v-ri...es o. vegemdl s,'operates experi¬
mental
larms
and
iubaiatories
in
New
Jersey,
I.iinois, California,
Ontario
for
research
in
soil
te hnology
and
plant
genetics. - An
rgri-u'tural advisory service is carried on, to assist growers.—V. 180,
the
those of the third quarter.
Change-over to new
1955 models is now practically completed by our customers and the
volume of automobile body production is steadily increasing."—V. 180,
p.
whic
more
or
Most
period of 1953 earnings were $7,435,553, or
share, on gross sales of $260,668,883.
For the quarter ending Sept. 30. earnings of $502,986 or
10 cents.
a
share on sales of $51,563,446 compared with earnings of $1,905,339
or
49
cents
per
share, on sales of $76,040,767 during the similar
improvement
statement
on
,,
vanced
said,
$
expenses
fr.
oper.
ry.
—V.
$
284.472,589 351,966,216
39,654.225
firms
was
PROCEEDS—All
common
last
canned
of
processors
soups on wuich national distri
Growth of
the company's business
,
Commenting on the outlook for the balance of the year. Mr. Budd
"It is anticipated that fourth quarter earnings will show marked
1954—9 Months—1953
$
31.441,730
oper.
be
not
largest
registrat
a
frozen
Oct.
the
per
and
S"C
the Trustees are
share; to salaried
Sacramento
"V-8."
and
and
York, N. Y.. has been appointed
and registrar for $1,500,000 of Broadway &
mortgage 4M* %
sinking fund bonds due Oct,
$3,754,797, or 93 cents per common share, on
during
the first nine
months of 1954
25 by Edward G. Budd, Jr., President.
of
on
1322.
p.
is not underwritten.
New
Co.,
$165,827,908
During
$1.96
period
revenue-
oper.
rev.
will
Earnings—
$
Railway
o.fprlng
•>
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Tne
1650.
p.
of
announced
o'ciest
the
can-making
Trans-Canada
Earnings
sales
3,000
268,686 additional shares of capital stock
(par 10 cents-Canadian) at $10 per share (U. S. funds)
or
$9.70 per share (Canadian funds) on the basis of
one new share for each 12 shares held
(with the privi¬
lege of subscribing for additional shares). The offering
Co.—Earnings Show Decline—
Offering—
17 to mail warrants to stock¬
the right to subscribe on or
before Dec. 8 for 285,005 additional shares of common stock (par $1)
•on
the basis of one new share for each seven shares held.
The sub¬
The
3,000
Exchanged—
180.
mach nery at major
all of, its domestic requirements.
under
Ltd..
holders
is
on
owns
Nov.
1974.
Budd
&
fered—The company on Oct. 25 offered to
common
par
which
Canadian
share
Trust
trustee,
3,000
_
Hopwood
& Co
of Stock
be.ow.—V.
Co.—
manufacturer, in the United States and Canada combined,
of. canned
soups,
spaghetti and, b ended vegetable juices
and the
second "argest manufacturer of canned pork and
beans and tomato
juice, Campbell Soup Co. owns and operates nine plants.
The largest
No esti¬
months
after
charges and
to $1.89
Bankers
The
Exchange Commission—
the
with
27,
$11,457,513,
of
Products
Broadway & Charnelton, Inc.—Trustee Appointed—
Inc.—Registers
Fund,
Mutual
Development
of
one
addkknal
ending,
Delhi
With Securities and
Ryons
Jaffray
4,000
Co.—
&
of $1.50.
rate
l
-
net income
a
per
Corp.
Eichler
Soup Co.—Reg'sters With SEC—
underwriting
in, Chicago,
;
—
equal
$3.05
or
Les-fcrr,
Products
Concurrently
instaliat
of common stock.
Th'.s
for the same period last year of $1,603,of common stoc't.
.
Net
working capital at Sept. 30.
1954. was $6,920,478, compared
wita $7,191,313 at Dec. 31, 1953, a decrease of $270,835; which re¬
flects a $500,000 term loan installment due Jan. 2, 1955.
This maturity
was
anticipated and was paid on July 10,'1954. , .
/
"No substantial change
is anticipated during the fourth quarter,"
said Carl H. Huff, President.—V. 178, p. 2570.
624,
5,009
5,000
;
Staats &
R.
<
the
for
with
compares
during the nine
the same period
Bateman,
Largest
Laughlin, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
a.ter all
William
5,9.93
Piper.
O^t.
on
of
income
has acquired all
taxes,
Shields & Co.
5,009
Cameron & Co.—74%
of
almost
*
.
the new plant is scheduled for late 1955,
project cost was reported.—V, 180, p. 622.
income
income
7,503
Co
5,000
;
sales" ov' $338,667,883
fn*- the fisrtil year ended July
1954, were more than five times the 1939 fiscal year's sales of
$82,470,696.
During this same period unit sales in terms of cases
have
tripled.
Net income
for
the
1954
fiscal
year
amounted to
$23,563,257. equal to S2.36 per share on the capital shares to be
properties, etc.—V. 130,
■
4. ' '
of
&
i
—
&
31,
highway
the
$992,696,
gross income to the company, were $388,017,436.
less than 1% over the comparable 1953 period.
Backlog of unearned
be used to acquire
■
of
Curtii
5,000
Jackson
Webber,
Consolidated
company
of
7,8-3J
Moseley & Co
13%
er
compared with
motor
"
of
of 400.000 shares of common stock at three ,\
made privately. An additional 235,434 shares were
of indebtedness.
No underwriting was involved. -
,Build New Plant
Bliss
of
source
decrease
retail
while
decline
principal
Colo.—Files With SEC
letter
its
6.3%
down
a
Consolidated Mining Co.—Stock Sold—
acres.
to
purchased
business
finance
wholesale
Motor lien
year.
this
of
of
volume
$784,651,068,
was
filed
is backing its confidence in an early and substantial „
construction bv a decision to build a special
plant in which to manufacture ita( full line of road building equip¬
ment, W. Cordes Snyder, Jr.. President, announced on Oct: 26.
The company selected Mattoon, 111., as the site of the new plant be¬
cause
of its transport facilities
and economic access to' the. m^ket v
areas,
the announcement stated.
It will be on a plant site of about
Rise—
and
company
1954,
$9.25
$8.30
Blaw-Knox plans to operate the plant as a branch
operating divisions.
1
v
" ;
ago.
The
ended
this
of
income
net
months
nine
I
the outstanding capital stock of The
Tri-Lok Co.,
grating fabricators, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Tri-Lok pi^'.u<
makes mechanically interlocked open metal floori.g or grating, in. both
steel and non-ferrous metals, and steel bridge decking.
These productswill be added to the Blaw-Knox commercial and railroad grating imes:
subsidiaries for
$12,303,883.
Net earnings, after preferred dividends, were equivalent to $3.81
a
share on the oustanding common stock,
compared to net income of
$10,417,765, or $3.23 a share reported in the corresponding period
Consolidated
the
93,525,340
84,453,837
$3.38
15
Oct.
on
proceeds are to
expansion
S.
hanlla distribution of the
making available a limited
employees
„
!'
When
the shares rre offered
the
capitalization of the company
will consist solely of capital stock, of which 10,000,000 shares will be
outstanding.
Cash dividends have teen paid each year since 1902
with payments in each of the past three years equivalent to $1.20
per
share on the present'y outstanding rhrres.
According to the
registration statement, directors of the company have now declared
a
37Va-cent
dividend
payable
Jan. 31,
1955.
indicating an annual,
offering
company
Paine,
the
group
_
This
Shares
F.
icod compan'- 's
shares.
cancelation
net
offered
being
are
stock wi h the shares to be sold publicly represent¬
of the total.stork of the company, all of which is now owned
estate of Dr. John T. Dorranee,
Sole
owner
and former
President of Campbell/Soup Co., Dr. Eorrrtlee died in 1930.
The First Lost n Corp.
is „named
as
manager
of a
nation-wide
dividends on the preferred stock.—V. 180,
■ ;' ../.h ,h.':,..
i.y'.\
7. ■
recent
offered
As
stockholders.
2,650
proposed public offering of 1,300,000 shares of its capital stock
ofiering w 11 maik the first pub.ic disuibut on of the 85-year
by
144.000.000
"
Bear
649,572 shs.
Exchange.
»;
15,9? 3
Co.—
&
company,
ing
50.392.955
82,900.000
718.
40
Co..—Earnings
Investment
'lh.»
■
.
69.850,452
$2.53
Comp'etion
Associates
*'
34.030,204
25,895,487
Blaw-Knox
1650.
p.
.
46,800.000
com,
deducting quarterly
in
The
Stock—
Co.—Offer for
Gas
Louisiana
Service
Cities
See
taxes-
cents per share was
1321.
p.
Arkansas
1
13.C84.702
22 934.609
26.900.000
1322.
This
288,174
1;,
"
income—
To
12,986
1,569,867.612
^
'
amortiz.
corporation
Outstanding
Stock
York
above
246.
p.
filed
outs
fixed
45,951
513,574.386 1.253,522,957
c!d
—:
p.
and
1954
approximately
chares
;.
Campbell
ing a
activities.
782,023
after
chgs. & other deducs,
$
S
$
368,759,758
„
per
New
12,999
Cei tain-teed
This
notification with the
SEC covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at
10 cents per share through I. J. Schenin
Co.. New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay tor expenses incident to mining
51,310,909
Fed.
130,
Lee
7,800,103
Black
the
on
were
The
Co
Hutr-n
n,.
(Win.)
301.718.403
♦After
$7 .092.245
5,445,191
income
V'
—V.
food,
5,679,692
share
to
583,804
there
—
Hemphill, Noyes &
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
242,883,981
to
$710,517
1954
listed
Ihe
Good body &
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Corp.
2,676.179
for
'is
stock
Forgan & Co.—
Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.
for expansion of manufacturing facilities'
marketing of new products now under
research laboratories.—V. 179, p. 822;
Bikini Uranium Corp., Denver,
operating revenues.
By. operating expenses.
Net
ry.
oper.
income
after
be
31,
732,000 shs.
Hornblower & Week~_
company would be
available if needed
the
would
AUG.
Authorized
Gore.
102.191.035
♦Earns,
1954—9 Mos. —1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Sept. 30—
By.
Net
,
which
proposal
OF
(par SI >—
31,
Blyth & Co.,
stockholder ap¬
1,220.295
Tire
$19,224,047
were
Shares
number
of
the
76.950.391
issued
1*954
of
;
,
common
number
RR.—September Earnings Higher-
Arbor
*
.
stock
Aug.
also
amounted
year
of
before
Fed. income
1429.
and
905
pp.
months
nine
The
from 600.000 shares
chgs.
The
months
■
below
p.
nine
company's
Steel
■
.
first
180,
$22,957,731.—V.
Ann
■
the
for
sales
Net
the
ir.
the
capital
and
added
of emerg. facili.
$779,788 for the
resulted.
1954 amounted
for the period of $1,200,914
the
nine months ended Oct. 3,
first
the
$11,196,135.
was
through the underwriters named below:
as
Net
company has shown net earnings and,
and 1931, has paid dividends on its com¬
CAPITALIZATION AS
'
„
Stock—
increase
to
issue
for
shares
unissued
Deplet n & tieprec.
the
from
authorizing
on
available
shares of $2 par value.
time voted to submit for
under
issue
programs
inc.
deduc.
Loss From Opers.
profit
net
a
to
billings
&
the
1933
years
for
sales
profit
Common
share.
Int. & other
After giving effect to a profit of $l,980i702
sale of the company's New York real
quarter ended Oct. 3, 1954.
estate,
same,
of
number
sales
Total
; i..
net loss from operations of
reports a
inclusive,
the
-
.
,
■...
Woolen Co. Inc.—Reports
company
the
Bethlehem
Development
&
i
American
2,500,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
placed privately for account of selling stockholders
15,500 shares of common stock, it was announced on
Oct. 19.—V. 179, p. 1717.
The
to
at
boaid
provide
to
and
Corp. — Stock
Privately—C. E. Unterberg, Towbin & Co., has
Research
vote
stock
$
.
American
Placed
will
,
1533.
p.
preferred
common
deevlopment
taken in the sweeping American Motors
program were cited by Mr. Romney as:
(1)
Amalgamation of Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson resources into
an
vy..i:W
tore ni—u s>-.-yu.o-O.ooj i.i a.jse.s in the patent
■corporation and subsidiaries.
(2 >
Consolidation of
Nash and Hudson body-building and final
assembly in the American Motors plants in Wisconsin, resulting in
substantial savings in
manufacturing and overhead costs.
(3) Integration of the-manufacture of Nash and Hudson automobiles
<m
a
common tooling
basis, which slashes tooling costs nearly 50'* ,
(4) Organizational streamlining typified by elimination of duplicate
Hash and Hudson warehousing and sales-service facilities which alone
will save $2,000,000 annually.
:
Two more vital steps which will further strengthen
the company s
competitive program will be announced following a series of national
field
organization meetings in November, Mr. Romney concluded.—
V.
of
authorized
steps already
major
Other
the company reported profit
Thus net income for the first
$320,911 or 54 cents per com¬
of $75,463 and depletion, de¬
was
year
Gossett Co.—To Increase Common
value
par
greater
men¬
con¬
said.
he
current
proval authority to convert cn a three-for-one basis the 414,034 com¬
mon
share.s of $5 par value stock now outstanding to 1,242,102 com¬
mon shares of
$2 par value.
E.
J.
Gossett, President and Board Chairman, explained that the
wider use of plastics in the
fields, and at Ranco, Inc., one of the
world's largest manufacturers of automobile and refrigeration thermo•sfcatic controls with plants in Columbus, Ohio and Glasgow, Sco.land.
Redisco,
the
$100,000,000 wholesale and retail appliance financing
.subsidiary, is currently expanding rapidly in the United States and
Canada,
Net
net
year
$5,933,743.
of
sale
the
stockholders
The
appliance
and.
1333,
stock.
mon
1978.
p.
shares
$5
made for the
is being
research
tinuing
•automotive
173,
The
of
under way
was
company's major subsidiary operations. Speci'ically, he
the
company's
plastics operation in Milwaukee where
the
in
of
after
Bell &
Production
Mr,
to
1931
excepting
UNDERWRITERS
Romney.
facturer
share
mon
production program and will develop its position as a manu¬
of automotive and appliance parts.
and marketing of Hudson and Nash automobiles will be
on
by the automotive division, directly under the supervision
defense
net
on
months
dividends
preciation and amortization charges of $1,047,173 or $2.29 per-
equinment
laundry
$161,571
nine
accounts make up the company's customer list, which
iarge number of leading names in American business.
year since 1922, with the exception of the depression years
a
every
or
the
In
refrigerators, electric ranges, home freezers, kitchen cabinets, room
air conditioning units, and others.
Also included in this division are
In
preferred
76 cents per share.
first half of the current
$348,891
separate
includes
President,
Jr.,
dividends net income was equal to 29 'cents per
share., on
457,400
shares
outstanding ex treasury stock).
for depletion,
depreciation and amo.t.zation amounted to
Charges
,
Ke'vinator
of
marketing
and
manufacture,
research,
•
"would be engineering
Eells,
P.
of
$25,156
its products, research,
operating efficiency, the quality and diversity of
and customer service.
"Function of the appliance division," he said,
4-000
announced on Oct. 28 that thi*
corporation and its subsidiaries had a net income of $159,340 on
net sales
of $2,846,397 for the quarter ended Sept.
30 la3t. After
Howard
Motors.
ican
Net Income—
Basic Refractories, Inc.—Reports
integral part of Amer¬
and other divisions as an
automotive
the
■with
3,
1879.
Subscriptions
in
>
of exchange,
remittance
for
foreign-subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New
York funds.
'
•
*
.
-
.
-
-
.Volume 180
Number 5373 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1763)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in July
And for the Seven Months of Calendar Year
1954
Total
domestic
corporate
financing in July aggre¬
and constituted the largest gross
dollar volume for any month thus far this year. A com¬
parison with the total for June last of $987,358,500, re¬
veals
July
Private
$1,127,624,275
gated
of $140,265,775.
The grand total for
stood at the much smaller sum of $619,-
301,395, but the over-all figure for July of 1952 exceeded
the current month's dollar volume by
$75,407,628.
New capital offerings in July totaled
$732,106,517
64.93%
of
that
month's
total
volume,
while
0.63%.
or
Corporate
refunding
placed
in
that
privately
number
month's
in
the
end
and
23
and
.
32
_
_
43
?
127,706,892
be
totaling
while
58
the
issues
added up to $63,055,525 or
5.59%,
comprising 11 issues totaled only $42,-
latter
760,000 or 3.79%.
Taking up the
of
in
c
if
operations.
The total
$851,860,950 constitutes the largest dol¬
sharp
last,
of
July's total volume.
are
the miscellaneous
offerings in the
$180,445,238 or 16.00%, followed * in their
proper order by other industrial and
manufacturing in
Next
in
July,
order
bentures, due Aug. 1, 1955-1964
to
2.65%
serial
large offerings
and
2.65%
serial
$75,000,000
included
the
$75,000,000,
2%%
same
idated
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.
of
above bond issues
3%/1st refunding mortgage,
ing fund bonds, series Z, due July
15, 1989.
Below
we
present
tabulation
a
of
figures
since
Total Amount
Accepted
six
months—
70.400,608,567
62,461,395,000
1,500,516,000
1,500,516,000
1.499,953,000,
1,500,255,000
Treas.
bills
1,500,623,000
1,500,400,000
1,500,452,000
bills
1
Treas. bills
U. S. savings bonds
Depositary
bonds-
1
July
Tax antic'n
3,119,600
733,584,804
785,913,420
261170,200
507,602,191
7,803,500
7,803,500
284,482,100
$79,234,221
for
for
the
for
the
7,501,576,000
515,874,691
69,962,971,000
8,455,088,258
for
138,288,000
155,050,000
55,806,000
115,738,000
Total
for
Total
for
194,094,000
270,788,000
t76,694,000
months
33,554,794,000
32,599,714,500
955,079,500
i
"Comprises
new
to
notes
Civil
Zone
Savings
Life
special series
Old
Age
Retirement
and
System;"
1953 AND
1954,
Government
$
January-—
February
«
466,249,711
314,624.478
«•
20,439,521
Capital
Life
$
$
New Capital
Relunding
a
*
Bonds
and
Than
560,772,709
641,307,965
16,141,452
576,914,161
543,724,952
666,467,810
365,724,376
70,653,000
9,548,200
75,851,400
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
825,109,085
13,357,925
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
47,300,782
1,770,700,810
1,734,558,413
98,757,525
1,833,315,938
502.084.724
112,141,200
614,225.924
614,765,864
10,540,950
536.888,359
39,854,250
716,902,559
788,361,335
624,958,430
15,677,234
625,306,814
640,635,664
748,507,085
180,014,200
96,140,649
987,358,500
150,613,000
1,077,189,330
37,112,169 1,114,301,499
6,727,000
723,982,364
388,296,049
2,318,486,983
2,316,913,624
63,330,353
3,232,090,415
494,761,309
3,726,851,724
4,040,313,652
732,106,517
395,517,758
1,127,624,275
608,576,955
10,724,440
619,301,395
1,153,242,203
49,789,700
1,203,031,903
239,168,027
2,773,203
241,941,230
203,265,164
153,190,133
732,407,786
1,865.000
734,272,786
418,435,408
71,897,483
356,455,297
490,332,891
15,362,643 1,595,515,411
1,774,942,775
June
891,217,851
July
»
■<
________
September
—L__
;
v
441,575,776
"■
.
;
:
Nine month?
•
2,380,243,977
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
1,580,152,763
5,620,466,420
________
—___
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
776,722,925
717,255,364
2,242,485,374
3,977,043,787
Wm.
E.
Pollock
570,829,091
&
6,664,020
430.874,616
857,475,665
82:357,165
Aug.
466,311,143
44,200,333
1,
1980.
L.
&
'' 71,920,964 2,321,364,703
2,118,229,049
216,807,698
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
7,870,215,611
,
&
&
Bros.
debtedness to be dated
1955, and receivable at
Co., Inc.
2,335,036,747
1-year
1V8%
for
six
Yield
$
mortgage bonds,
series
Co.,
and
Co.;
Julien
Collins
&
1
91-days
2,275,303,000
1,500,516.000
99.837
91-days
2,198,797,000
2.290,405,000
2.288,393,000
1,500,251,000
&
Townsend,
Crouter
<5r;
Corp.;
Freeman
&
Co.;
Haupt & Co,; Hirsch & Co.,
&
McMastev
Co.;
Co.;
N.
Y.
1,500.255,000
1,500,623,000
New
Haven
certificates,
Hartford
&
3%
RR.
equipment
inclusive.
series
B,
due
annually
Jan.
1,
1,500,400,000
99.798
bonds
in
exchange
and
for the
6-year
$7,512r
.
Department
above, confined its operations
*...
91-days
July 22
91-days
91-days
July 1-31 July l 9%-12 yrs.
July 1-31 July
July 1-31 July
Total
for
Total
for
•Average
separate
in
to
July,
the
outside
sale
of
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
July 15
July 29
of
the-
Treasury
1
-from 2.9%
10
from
fered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel
Securities Corp., and Stroud & Co., Inc.
months
on
all
of
which
E—Beginning
to
3%
to
"0.701
discount
a
were
May
1,
changed
1952.
as
a
In the
lowing
the
Comprised
of
thre*
interest
rate
raised
compounded
9
semi-annually when held to maturity.
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond
years,
8
months.
Interest
starts
competitively.
(Continued
the
follows:
Overall
Co.;
on
page
6)
2
c
&
a
100
8,017,450,691
basis,
t Indicates issues sold
*0.800
78,418,059,258
bank
a
*0.646
100
■
seven
rate
years
7,803,500
2 years
Higher rate achieved
from
99.823
507,602,191
7,803,500
July
series,
SERIES
507,602,191
12 years
1955
/Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to
1.75% to 3.25%, according to maturity.
Of ¬
99.815 + *0.731
2,237,485,000
8
Han-
maturity, for maturities to Aug. 1, 1959. in¬
placed privately.
Offered by Blair, Rollins
99.830 + *0.671
July 15
Co.;
DeHaven
Securities
Inc.
York,
yield
8
July
.
„
Rest
1969,
70,400,608,567
July
on
S.
C
Oversubscribed.
trust
%
July
certificates of indebtedness
Treasury
first
'
months
July 22
2xk%
&
Price
Mc
F.
semi-annually to Aug. 1, 1969, inclusive. Purpose, for
equipment.
Price, to yield from 1.60%to 2.60%
$6,180,000 New
Accepted
Co.;
Co.;
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste Marie RR. 2%% equip ¬
ment trust certificates, series B, dated Aug. 1, 1954 and
1954
June 29
000,000 of certificates of indebtedness maturing Aug. 15
and Sept. 15.
The
Applied for
$
Total
DURING
Amount
June 24
ma¬
1955.
3-month
FINANCING
Amount
plus accrued interest to
par
Secretary Humphrey announced July 30 the offering
of
TREASURY
Due
Aug. 2, 1954, maturing March 22,
turity in payment of income and profits taxes due
and
STATES
&
&
Hutzler; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Brothers & Co.; Stix & Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.;
& Co., Inc.;
Thomas & Co., and F. S. Yantis &;
clusive.
'. *
Wells
&
according to
Dated
Collins
Son,!Inc; Ira
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
& Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Illinois
Stern
new
UNITED
Julien
Mullariey,
Corp.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Patterson,
Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
R. W. Pressprlch & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
due
Date
2.95'
seatic
tRevised.
Offered
3'/4%
Co.;
Equitable
The
U,950,000
Treasury Financing in July
to
Purpose,
Gregory
■
787,636,789 8,657,852,400
Secretary Humphrey announced on July 16 that on
July 21, the Treasury will offer for cash subscription
$3,500,000,000 of 1% Tax Anticipation Certificates of In¬
Inc.;
Co.;
Burnham
Co.;
Day
Stroud
7,869,910,159
1.40%
from
Offered
Bodine;
830,471,530
2,249,443,739
Co.,
&
RR.
interest.
Bradford
R.
564,132,387
1,424,178,944
474,482,187
786,271,197
89,650,200
36,483,000
yield
refunding,
Price, 99%%
and
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Allison-Williams Co.; American Securities Corp.; Aspden,
Robinson & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath; Bacht.
& Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; William Blair &
Co.; J. C
accrued
940,432,830
28,773.944
to
Co.
125,000,000 Illinois Central
6,322,815,653
424,210,596
&
Hutchinson
Yantis
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
5,751,986,562
Price,
'
295,951,775 4,272,995,562
months
March 15,
;
,
197,194,250 2,439,679,624
437,537,199
,
Fourth quarter.;12
equipment.
new
Master
1.387.695,944
__•
December—
lor
Hutchinson
'
—
November
■
trust
according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co
Inc.; R. W. Pres.sprich
Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co
Freeman & Co.; Gregory & Son,
Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
■
Third quarter
October..
RAILROADS
due
1,930,190,934
August
Maturing
•
927,335,925
_______—
Six months—__—_—
(Issues
Years)
v
.
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. 2% % equip ¬
certificates, series SS, dated July 1, 1954 ar d
due semi-annually to and
including Jilly 1, 1969. Purpose,
ment
838,467,010
15,372,731
521,025,292
Second quarter.
and
$$5,100,000 Chicago,
553,273,152
25,159,845
April
May
Notes
Five
•
«
486,689,232
32a,. »7,217
March
First quarter—
Servicd
Capital Flotations
During July, 1954
Later
Total
1,301,893,481
L_
Fund,
Postal.
Fund,' National
Insurance
of New
Long-Term
—71952
1
Total
Account.
1952
:
Refunding
certificates
notes;
Fund,
Federal
Deposit
Insurance
Corporation,
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. tNet retired.
>
—f 1953
New
and
Unemployed Trust Fund
Foreign Service
Retirement
Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund,
•4
Total
and
Fund.
Retirement Fund,
Details
•
certificates
Fund
Survivors Insurance Trust
Insurance
Federal
United
of
Federal
Service
Canal
■
sales
'
Adjusted Service Certificates
to
116,762,000
T59,932,001*
July__4.-i.-_seven
■
Refunding
$
1,031.773,500
JulyCertificates
_
•1.954
Net Issued
s
monthsL- 33,360,700,000 32,328,926,500
six
Notes
.
SUMMARY OF CORPORATE FINANCING BY MONTHS
Retired
$
1952, showing the different monthly amounts of
corporate financing. Further revisions in the 1954
and 1953 figures
may be necessary, particularly as additional
private financing is brought to light. .:
,7
' :
:
New Capital
FINANCING
Issued
sold
of
8,017,450,691
78,418,059,258
months
"TNTRA-GOVERNMENT
-
part
July____
seven
$4,017,649,016
revenue
-
1,500,400,000
507,602,191
851,860,950
1,986,500
'
171~000
notes.
34,490,678
floated to raise
298,000
Total
751,422,742
...
7,939,213,567
91-day
91-day
Treas.
January,
^
New
Indebtedness
Refunding
1,500,251,000
Total
on
"Chronicle."
FUNDS
1,500,255,000
July
$3,938,414,795
,
1953,
OF
bills
States Possessions placed in the domestic
market during
July.
■' /:;
v
V '
•
>- •'
f ••
sink¬
19,
bills
Total
offerings
no
October
July 22
offering in the amount of $6,300,000 of
the British Columbia Power
Commission's 3%%, 35-year
sinking fund bonds came to light during the month.
were
1470,
Treas,
July
'
2687,
page
on
accrued
Treas.
564,414,602
were
on
terminated
was
91-day
$397,556,630
399,836,510
1
footnote
see
A
91-day
One Canadian
There
Bonds,
Series
91,day
and
purposes.
of
1
Authority bond
issue of "the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania; the $18,-:
700,000 emission of Kansas City Missouri and the
$13,000,000 placement of the State of Mississippi.: All of the
Baltimore's
of
for
Total
capital
been
available
r
8
Some of the larger
municipal offerings placed in July
the $30,000,000 General State
followed by the $73,000,000, issue of the
St. Regis
Paper Co.'s 25-year 3%% sinking fund
debentures, due
July 1, 1979; the Chrysler Corp.'s 3%%
promissory notes,
due 2054 ip the amount of
$62,500,000 and the Consol¬
H,
limit of Series J
purchase
July 15
included
was
$40,000,000 issue
July
July
$226,-
months
seven
Other
This
Series
$
Total
a
282,495,600
;
Annual
Security
$4,139,700
1,893,703
7,433,840
.
bond,
$200,000.
Savings
notes
and
par
page
825.690,750
___.
Total
10-year
corporation.
at
sum
Refunding
397,942,807
556,980,762
July
debentures of the General Motors
Acceptance Corp., due
July 15, 1964 and a like amount of 3%
15-year deben¬
tures, due July 15, 1969 by the
on
'730,465,204
May
June
de¬
on
G.
to
Type of
;
$393,416,930
April
1.30%
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1955-64.:
at
July 29
March
income
to
Dated
;
!
and
USE
$567,378,850.
For
$528,839,280 and for
to
greatly smaller
a
discloses
each
of
municipal financing for the first
January
February
1.10% and land, buildings, etc.,
$7,300,000 or 0.65%.
substantial offering to come upon the market
during July was the placement by the United States
to
month
New
A very
$225,000,000, 1.30%
in 1952
'
of 1954 is set forth below:
or
of
latest
1953, the total amounted
Total
$150,999,002 or 13.39%; motors and acces¬
sories, $62,500,000 or 5.54%; oils, $44,400,000 or
3.94%;
railroads, $43,450,000 or 3.85%; investment trusts,
$30,640,079 or 2.72%; equipment manufacturers,
$12,343,750
Corp.
the
673,617.
the amount of
Steel
in
the like period
of
amount
drop
data
Treasury
succeeding month
current¬
25.72%
in
has
Sale of Treasury
held
note
since January has shown an increase in
dollar volume
with the exception of
July. A comparison of the cur¬
rent month's total with that for
June
or
purchases
will
F
of
It is worthy
ly total $290,048,871
yield is higher
value.
"Chronicle."
1952
of
sold
are
all dollar volume for July. The
customary leader in past
months has been the public
utility issues which
the
annual
on
maturity
May 14,
notes of Series B began 011 May 15, 1953. Notes
interest to .the 15th of the month and
maturity or two years interest approximates 2.47%.
Sale
of Treasury notes of Series "C"
began on Oct. 1, 1953 and are sold
at
par and accrued
interest to the 15th of the month and if held
to maturity or two
years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for
each $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C Treasury
Savings notes was sus¬
pended on Oct. 23, 1953. For previous data on
Treasury notes, see foot¬
33.91
remainder,; $1,986,500,: refunding
at
previous
30,
Sale
1953.
39.01
lar volume for any month thus far
this year.
of note to point out here
that each
our
Also
year.
limit
current
combined is increased
For
Municipal financing in July amounted to $284,482,100,
which- $282,495,600 represented new
capital and the
for June last
various
categories as presented each
five-year table, it is noted the: current
month that the iron, steel,
etc., category exceeded all
others by totaling $305,497,335 or
27.09% of the over¬
month
K
June
from the preferred issues it is noted that the
former
mon
(NEW)—New
higher than those
and
17.81
382.383;750
•
one
$20,000
H nas individual limit on
annual purchase of
$20,000.
SERIES J AND K—These
replaced Series F and G Bonds,
respectively,
as
of May
1, 1952.
Series J and K yield a return of
2.76%
when
held to maturity, instead of the
former-rate of 2.53% for F Bonds
and 2.50%
for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K
36.25
385,175,500
.
series
27.81
-
_
to
to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9
years
months, with interest paid by check
semi-annually. Redeemable
any time after 6 months from issue
date, on one month's notice,
8
at par
30.93
222,675,000
_
_
June
July
com¬
91,787,500
183.020.000
26
_
$10,000
H
of
Individual
year.
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest,
compounded semi-annually,
when held
20.04
34
—
April
months instead
from
SERIES
% of Total
$97,546,521
6
doubled
seven
Total Amount
22
(_I__
first
of
intermediate
grand
V
-
March
9.38%
or
Separating the
of
No. of Issues
May
Stocks during July amounted to
$105,815,525
issues
January
February
"
of that month's total dollar volume.
43
were
months of 1954 follow:
issues totaled $7,-
.
33.91%
financing comprised 41 issues; amounting to $411,020,000 or 66.37% of that period's total volume.
or
Long-term bonds and notes in July comprised $1,014,758,750 or 89.99% of the aggregate total, while short050,000
July
vate
issues amounted to $395,517,758 or only 35.07%.
term bonds and notes made up of two
in
or
total of all corporate financing. In the previous
month,
that is June last, the total was
$385,175,500 made up
of 52 issues and represented 39.01% of that month's
gross
dollar volume. For the month of
July, a year ago, pri¬
increase
an
a year ago
offerings
$382,383,750
totaled
accruing
at
the
seven
on
the fol¬
the July and
months' figures with those for
compare
we
corresponding
years
year
comprehensive tables
pages
preceding,
comparison.
periods in the four
affording a five-
thus
Unior;
Total
260,468
12,
Rcfundi g 25,643
$
1*50-
Capit l
53,0 0 758,2 9
New
10,4520 95,80 25,86.0 25.60 0
a
375,0 0
$
Capit l
12,85 0 170,94 0 12.0 ,0
New
7,394.10 7,082648 10.452,0 148,36014 142,0 54,075 0 26,392 5 375,0
12,07.0 40,56 146 125,0 0 28,105 792,852
1,875.0 25,643
17,0 0
7,394,10 7,082648 10,4520 128,75416 142,0 49,02 17 26.39,852 375,0
12,07.0 40,56 14 125,0 28,105 792,852
594
Total
9,000
Reiundmg 31,2 862
Capitl 38,92138 41,9 40 109,8 2
1951
52, 8
234,915
98 ,50
93. 5,0 1,803,60
491,6 920
2,7 1,50
S
7,0 ,0
3,943 62
3,710. 0
370.15,0 41,9T46o 109,82
$
7,0 ,0 7 620. 0 318,96418
Total
ioI7Tb5o 320,74.018
63 ,0
Refundi g T20T6 19. 2,36
~
15,4028 18,03 0 215,862938 36.71,692 196,24.5
420, 0 63 ,0 0
2,730,50
2,730.5 0
10,67.50 31,2 862
S
—1951
4.695,0 5 0, 0
New
Total
$
1,0675284
Capit l 18.03,0 10,450 35.017,0 134,72638
s
Total
93. 0, 26,73.1 7,950, 0
4,90 , 0 32,91630 154,70319 1,0 ,0 2/750, 0
1,2039
19528,72536142,.06384.9034710,€85DteRvfCcohPBamlroauuG^npnIsmicvtrevpfdlrdtneikms.l OTMJFSYUUEIHTANVNALIHERRDSE
FTMOJFYIUNHEAILULVACORRPGASLDN
Refundig 40,62.50 4,80,0 4,~36 20
Capitl
10 . 0
New
498,2650 21,6570 28.39,0 70,23 95
Refundig 9,87,80
$
-1903
7 4,70
$
"3*71
Capitl
56,17 0 1,8650
10,724 0
7 4,70
6,50 0 42,760 62,8352
5 0, 0 2 0, 0
Total
Total
$
10,6750 3,94 362
-1953 Refundi g
1,04758
7,07
Capitl 630,5791 6,50 0 35,680 58,7602
$
OSUMFARY
5 0, 0 2 0, 0
732,10657
New
1,05371
botyained
10 ,0
37,40
5 0. 0
152,7982 18.03 0 215,4 938 36,078692 176.249,182 1,964.50 43,296014
4911,,2603209
20,15 20 ~"9~O76 O 29,54 0 49,78 0
4,36,20
4.36 ,20
45,93 0 721,834 2 6,14750 15,0 0 2574189 51,47.12 260, 0 1,68750 48,503 72
125,3614 1,47,50 28,47391 4,95712 1,68750 14,250 72
186,05349
1,53240
65, 2 75 1,520,40 4,913,21 18,3902 5,0 .0 4,27,876 9,37895 7,485,0 321,47 85 142,57840 1,60,0 46.18 21 18.39,02 1,70,0 2,0 ,0 16,507 0 61, 376 619,30 95
7,650, 0 21,657.0
f73,90
671,740 845,640
173,90
3,527,50 1,0 0 57451,30 90 ,0 9,87,80
7,485.0 241,950 14.0 , 1,60 0 37,45 0 L7~0 0 1,0 0 7048.70 48,3 50
$
Total
6,30 0 32^15,0 28,49560
967,084
498,2650 13,96 0
2,81 ,514
57 2~7",50 I7o" o76o 57451730 1,571,40 10,724 0
-
Capitl
18,450 1,98650
Refundig 384,1 35 ~50 0 4,257923
7.485,0 241,950 14,0 0 1.60,0 41,2730 I,To~ 7o 2,0 ,0 li.To o 49,73850
$
213/705, 284, 10
$
1954
New
4,80 , 0
10 ,0
45,930 596.28, 4 5,0 0 15,0 0 23,845760 46,50 260, 0 34,25 0
594
350, 0
125,36.14 1,4750 32.87,14 4,957 12 1.687,50 14,250 72 190,4619 45,93 0 721,83428 6,14750 15,0 0 27 5~ 47l 51,4712 1,68750 78,04752
4,90 , 0
4,80,0
1,075284
$
30,5.0 526,97480
6,30 0
4.90 , 0
10,920 ~ 9O76o 29,54 0 40,62 50
$
Capitl
6081,57239954,178 68,7145,063527283,9742 FtehAodfgarranSfmluancticpynlteseds ISCONNORUPEGERAWTFUPI
FGAOFVROERCNMEIGPNT,AT,
New
Refundi g
86,230 528,39280
1,651392,43005
90 671,740
48,3670 21,6570 28,160 69,51 5
$
—1952
105,397 8 1,061,92 41,7654 1,964,50
40,7 50 38,92138
45.93,0 596,2834 5,0 ,0 15,0 0 234,876 46,50 0 350, 0 63,79 0
$
20,6.0 24,198.67 7,950.
96,0874 32,91630 150,38719 1,0 0 2,750
$
Total
73,90 2,475,0
49,78 0
$
-1952
5 0, 0
New
53,46 514 52, 28
19, 236 2,730,50
594
S
18,37410 234,9 315
594
2,81 ,514
105.397 8 1,061,92 41,7654 4,695,0
18,03.0 10,465.0 35,60 154,76 0 ~5 0~o6O 50,"645~0 370,15 0
$
20.4910 260,4 68
19,60 0 4,173, 3
10,4520 76,1940 21,69 67 25,60 0 375,0 10,98 0 145,29 67 12,0 .0
$
17,0 0
1/575,0 0 25,6 43
Refundi g 19,60 0 34,1.7337
-1950
7,825,0 204, 573
145,2967 12,07 0 34,1270 42,95 48
$
Total
60,85 0 205,183962
25,643
170,94 0 0ol0i, 34.127,0 42,95 48
$
New
$
$
—1954
43,50. 236,10 30, 0 12,34750 62,50 17,325.0 43,20 2,30 0 25,0 0 172,540
Refundig 25,0 0 124,059
13,96 0
48,13,06747058
37,40
5 0, 0
65.378, 5 1,5204 4,9132 18,3902
6,50,0 7,05 0
53,948 71 5,49735 3,67402 650,0 5.0 ,0 5,640,79 1,405238 105,8 25 43,50 290,48 71 305.497,35 12,34.750 62,50 0 150,9 02 4.0, 7,30 0 30,64 079 180,45238
7,213.798
59/0,835 18,50 25,0 0 132, 50 384,1 35
ACNHARDTE Capitl
5,0 ,0 3,601 36 98,52 5 7,485,0 321,97 5 142,57.840 1,60 0 427658.12 18.39,02 1,70. 0 1,0 0 127048 0 60,8963
7,650, 0 21,6570
608,579
1,27645
4,1 9,125
1,3293 25,0 . 0 13,27 98 63,419 60 18,50 25,0 0 132, 50 395,1758
New
funds
-— - agencis&. include $Notes— - manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, 630,5791 Notes- manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, - 7.05, utnTie«: manufctrig heoldtcing., — 94,8260 manufctrig—- — .heoltdcing, — 732,1065—
18,450 2. 3 14762,50 814702,3 — 40,215 — 50, 6,50 46/735",0 9 29,548760 6791,405238 18,450 6 912,347506 8925,0.73 567948,1203
JOFULY bLoonnaongt-detedssrm Short-emPresftocrked stock bLoonannog-tdetedsrsmShort-em Presftorcekd stock Lboonnaogn-ttededsrsmShort-emPresftorcked stock corpate toa.l JOFULY
foreign- ^BIntearanioknlGCoavenrnmdiatnforegoveirgnmnt LGoaavnnd, ♦Muncipiatl—eSs,SPotaiens fdignuorets
DtCorp ae- omestic—
BLoonagn-TdesrmRailroa.ds utiles esccottopearl,l,,Eqmunipufment aacesnordi indausntrdl bueildtcngs,; ttrIrnavuedsstimnng,,Miscelanous BShoaornt-Tdesm Railroads utiles eccsoottpearl,l,,Eqmuaniupfment aacesnorid Indaunstrdil bueildtncgs, ttIrrnavuedsstimngn,,Miscelanous eccsootptealr,,l,Eqmaunuipfment aacesnordi indausntrdl bueiltdcn.gs, ttrIrnauvedsstimngn,, Miscelanous i Railroads Utiles eccsotopteal,l,,Eqmuaniupfcmtreesnt anoieds inadunstrdl bueildtcngs, ttrrInauvedsstimngn,, Miscelan-ous seccuorirtp—ate
Candi MONTH
Com on
Com on
Other
Com on
Grand
Total
?
Other Farm
United
♦These
MONTH
Total
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Stocks-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Total-
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Oil
Total
Total
2,619 50 157.09i 0 35.24,658 46,5 896 27,54 50 "5427290
$
3,0 ,0
3,627094
Refundi g 85,67 54 51,309 25,76345 6,1 ,210 8,0 ,0
"5427290
Capit l 1,760.4395 105,7610 329.461,93 458,3468 19,54 50
$
3,0 756
Total
4,256,0
$
3,1 069782 329.75,34 624,19267
2.50 , 0 9,46 7250 5,0 ,0 l",45076
Refundl g 24,7 12 60,CO 91,0593 9.750,50
2,7 1,50
$
-195
Capit l 2,86 970
$
New
Total
;
•
■
3,79 4
4,069 851 36,108 0 392,61 9 829,513 12,0 0 378~5o765 2,360
Refundi g 317,6 25 4,80,0 15,91650 5,08,20
1,098~46570 1,7235079
5,47602,45
3,025,0
Refundl g 97,8 10 59,8637 2,547,0 89, 85 36.912,50 3,54,50
$
139,570 157,092 0 530,8375 10,431562 18,75 91 16,509,6101,520, 0 29,043951 53,098173 823,184 31.7860 2,1753, 7 51,985312 6,26,0 408,9 *041 24,67.980 32,950 ~ 6ob7 b 543.951 356,74 13
95
172,350 1,35260, 164,28 90q 29,18750 2,84,0 930,51820 68,9312 30,710 102,750 2,80,0 26,T307 5
17,0 0
16,80 0
70 ,0 0
Capit l 153,9 0 1,3280 159,83260 15,36875 2,84,0 849,157 36,9312 26,8590 102,750 2,80,0 204,~6T37850 2,8759,07
234,1,78569172
1,90 , 0
50, 0 67,850 120, 3650 1,3 9540 2,705. 436 23,950
Total
315,02. 1,643709,5 43,12650 16,091 1,67345^ 0 260,8 31 lo.ayuo 12,0 0 23,820 4,19 851
2756,0
New
345,7145 I76 b 6O 82576 260,93750
$
yo.u o
Refundi g 13,790 1,20,0 50,72 0 102,4760 6,457,925
43,21 0
$
-1952
3«
23,9150 1,495.672130 49,3812 6,2 0 31,679548 187.6940 29,40 50 *60* ,0 95.43951 264,85273
*
821,6,74.91594050
81769006144,,4,33872
606,0 0
2,50 , 0
50, 0 130,850 32,657 6 1,72689304 6,70,0
$
31,924675 97.8 ,10 621,85.627 2,547,0 95,30943 912.5^0 3,54,50 91,8 90
8,24 10 105,76 10 504,86.517 10,431562 176,54.86 16.509,6t 1,520, 0 29.043,951 52,49673
17,4 50 1,823409 240,9527 29.187,50 2,84,0 1,25.84697 85,36 0 30.86,140 104,7508 2,80,0 3,18 54 30,726.543
28,3690 4,82 ,0 5,974 50 2,730,5 0 1,0 ,0 1,476053
60 ,0 0
606,0 0
132,140 1,450, 8
3718,584 67,14653
18.397,0 59,260 9,27,640 13,82065 137, 4 7 35,205 3,872,0 1,0 ,0 69,2 03
1, 50, 0 4,256,0 5,065, 0 473,8 09 76,20 357
60 ,0 0
Refunai g 18,397.0 30,570 4, 9,640 13,82065 87,1"360729 32,50 0 3,872,0 57,816 50
$
-195
648,50
51,309 51,309 25,"96^20 5,310,935
$
Total
70 .0 0
39,0 50
Capit l 23,9150 974,0361 38,9 750 6,26,0 136,4 92 17.2580 27.8450 "60 75 5 6,50 0 124.6,50
6,70 , 0
17,0 0
16,80 0
New
347,50.1 3o7s*<lo 78,10:6 45,82015
3,65,0 237,8493 614, 071 2,50 , 0 6,"74 750 5,0 ,0 1,~450768
$
-1952
24,,60787163449
50, 0 16,705
31,78.60 1,56980 41,536750 6,26,0 56,4*10372 208,16530 31,40 "60 70 0 6.50, 164,072 0
$
-1950-
15,40 2,158.0731 24, 50
New
$
22
94,3210 10, 0 75,0 0 457,68 0 51,2987 1,895,0
$
-1950
Total
10, 0 75,0 0 609,2570 2,09317,28 26,10
321.74, 7 16,473198
2,18 ,584 5 ,67049
02 ,50 817,09 217,617 36 ,875 284,0 513,950 135,830 9 1, 40 175,0 8 80 ,0 18 ,584 43 ,340
25,0 0 36,108 0 643,79 2 27,14568 367 4,30 8,65 785 90, 0 3,1 ,31 28731.50 90,35 481
315,02 2,895427 460.31,68 16.09,1 1,542^68~30 349,1 096 1,085. 0 15,3 1 301.750 348,75.481
1, 50, 0 3,65 ,0 5,065, 0 45,1409 71,3 8 57
8.148,0 195,0
265,749 7 13,742698
132,140 1,450, 8
4
4,80 0
9, 49,60 963,40 8,041,850 3,720, 0
4,80 0
60 ,0
2
2,
159,
1,768,
231,
15,
2
26
261.
50
104
1,1 5,
99
1,248095
23,74850 13,790 1,49.60 51,68340 15,08945 10,7 925
90,0 0
43,812 0
T10759,17,9.6242,08866,3341550239.824fD^fRtCPrSmtBeF^GovucaahrIonoamnhetilugcvvnsrppdicmulpfdidmelkseysl. MEJCFISFY3OSNOUUTRHIPNDVAVAL1HIRRAEESD 31,5319607,.0568427261 ~42,Z983,465lV73.0508161472,27879301569J
FFGLTASMMEIJONF3UYVONAUHERVIDCNVLARMP1DRGLTS,
Capitl
s
New
Total
31,08 37,42 96 824,53.1 12,0 3785076 19,350
3,7518 6
5,130.289
50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 307, 430 2,4513086 23,950
Capitl 201,5630 1,642509 382,4065 16,091 1,0659870 253,60.8 10,950 12,0 189,60
$
$
3,47 06,2 17o,4U J0 315, .32 715,84 18 26,0 0 62,~37T821
4,7026,18
201,250
-1953 Refundi g 1 0,8 9615 7.6 0.430 2,604,280
Total
8570", 0 8367256 3,1058 23 31.0, 0
Total
12,35 7 i57o~657 o 7i980765 71,6850
FCORRPEIGANT,
OSUMFARY
Refundi g 78,345.179
Capit l
New
4,6890,67
—1953
$
95,*310~54 5,938,48
37,40
16,20* 175,40
201,250 201,250
685,0
98,0 0 94.82,0 1,093.657 4,01769,01 19,50.
13,96 0
New
121
Total
290, 0
610.34,85 40,269843 18,52361 82,7128 170,81246 72,3 89
20 ,0
Refundi g 31,0 0 20,870, 0 o3,0 •36,9715 1,349,0 i,~o 76b 4,51,30 14,89260
Capital 163,740 1,2539 ,620 Ib6,'/ou0 24,850 69,458 376,258403 13,*Ut>auO 26,03 0 3704870 613,0 90
6780, 7345,O6 3,05894,38 31,0 0
4,85 7,9
5d0,U 0
103,482. ,71 09, 0 548,2 163 60,74856 74,02 0 i3,~07o
S
-1954
13,96 0
$
3,681,05 17o,207o 307.654,893 713,24538 26,0 0 62,37182
$
194,7 0 1,2749,620 187,3uoUO 24,850 736,19270 37,604 13,4085 27,0 0 7 500 0", 627,9035
7,521.905
*37,40 20 ,0
17,640 1,74 0 469,80. 24,83750 63,40. 0 38.40,521 218,3750 1,548 0 1.0 ,0 50,"bo7 396. 40
boO. uU
172.693 ,02 09, 0 452,917623 60,8127 73, 50 3;07~06
3,96412 8,0 295,730 84.1 1,788309234 bSatoneyisd
ONGARENUFPWID
-1954
160,9875 175,20
85,74938 5,19,37
Refundi g 46,50 0 38.793,50 4,50. 0 18.245, 0 19,850 2,48270 2i7o bo 174,32 9
Capit l 13,40 1.345,6 20 465,30 24,83750 63.40 0 270,185. 1 9,1520 1,5480 8,518,0 257o" o 2 ,309761
50 .0 1,05 ,0
$
11,,20953456206
194,7 0 1,89 705 27,612.43 24,850 854, 561 459,8768 13,698.50 27.0 , 0 207,581243 861,4389
1,854. 19 10,264,710 31,0 ,0 28,391 05 630, 0 36,8 3976 2,07 ,025 1,0 .0 4.34051 16,948.369
426,9^0
38 ,50 173,2 4
108,9 0 10,45 0 64,130.8 43,8 35 235.046,25 4,290.86 6,127.954 95,623.57 15,8705
$
890,27 6 12780^ 79.20765 79,234.21
167,261 721,025
oft
290, 0
602.1 930 40,269843 17,98510 81,50263 170.81,246 70,48.70
50 .0 1,05 ,0
$
201,5630 2,7804.6 408,657 8 16,091 1,427 8930 38,9617 10,950 15,3.1 7ft*ooi 304,56 81
90
$
$
New
$
3
$
Capit l
000
25,0 31,08 63,729 26,5168 358,72 0 85,13 785 3,1 31 28731,50 89,753481
3,480 195,0
2.56,0
New
73 2 5,0 0
3757!
9,70.0
163,740 1,8705 ,10 2264.9832 24.850, 817,6058 457.8063 153.0698 26.0 0 203,19 46 84, 8520
06 ,960 538.590 68 ,835 843.750 .40 97 .046 678.3 6 676.154 ,38.50 173.2 4 623.5 7
1,083265
24
178
2,390
513
63
17
11
623 263
.421057
145 621
1,87932
375.173
10,248 46,50 0 48.5283 4.50,0 123,4 817 19.850 2,70,0 25.0 0 184,02 39
426,960
163,50 173,2 4
108,9 0 10,45 0 560,381492- 43,8 35 29,84718 4.290,86 5,72.18 95,62357 106,8705
New
'
CHAR TE
728,96,0311.
1,086734 13,5690.2 4,837506 2,9438617.0 ,5 324106,7 8 38.99604,2176
EJ3NUDL1Y boannodtedss stock stock-. boanontensd—dsi Presftockd stock foreign— bLoonangno-ttdeerssm.Short-em stock stock corpate- 1B-IntearanioklGovernm forgeoveirgnm-ntGaagnvcdie,s•&Municpalt—S.tes,,SPotsaeeisn fdIfinugnculorodestse EJ3NUD—L1Y BNootaens—ds — utiles cceooptarl,,manuf acesori indamuasnnutrfcdtlrig buei:ldtncgs, *. httrroaeuldsticng,,Miscelanous BNootaens—ds utiles cceooptal,,manufctres ;o-ie indamuasnnutrfcdtlrig bueildtn—cgs, thtrroeualdtsicng.,,Miscelanous utiles cceooptal,,manufctres oie induamasnnturfdctlrig bueildtncgs, _ thrtrouaeldstinncgg.,,,Miscelanous utiles cceoopal,, manufctres oies indamuasnnturfdcltrig bueildtncgs, thtrrouaeldsditinncgg.,,,Miscelanous csoercpuritate
MONTHS Corpate- Domestic— Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Com on
7
j
Pref red Com on
Other
'
sfc"°
;"•*
Total
^Can dian Loan
Other Farm United
toal •These
Grand
MONTHS Long-Term Railroad—s Equipment Maotnords
ste l,
7
Public Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing Investm n
Total
Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l,Equipment Moatnords
Iron,
Other
Oil
I.and, Rub er Ship ing
Investmn
Stocks—
Railroads Public Irsoten,l,Equipment Moatnords Other
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investmn
Tota—l
a'—
e*
T
Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnrds Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investmn,
Total
Clark
equipment.
new
according
yield
to
Oversubscribed.
1.50%
to 2.875',;,
Salomon
Bros.
&
from
Offered
by
:
St
&
Co.
.
South
*4.000,000
utilities
line
series E, due
Aug. 1, 1984.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new
construction.
Price, 101.19%
and accrued interest.
Of¬
fered by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;. Baxter, Williams &
Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.; R. L. Day & Co.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.;
John B. Joyce & Co.; Kaiser & Co.; Mullaney-Wells & Co.;
Wm. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Walter
"
t
Edison
Stokes & Co.;
send,
Dabney
Tyson,
&
Weeden
and
line
Gas
Interstate
bonds
and
•
for
due
July 1,
first
v
.
pipe
Read
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Bacon.
& Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.. Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; Blyth 8t Co., Inc.: Boettcher & Co.; Alex. Brown
•
John
Sens;
&
•
Clarke.
W.
Dillon
Eastman,
Inc.;
'
Co.;
&
Equitable Securities Corp.; The First Boston Corp.; Glore,
Forgan At Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley
j
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Inc.; Hornblower At Weeks;
& Co.,
Kufin, Loeb & Co.; W. C. Langiey & Co.; Lazard Freres
;
&
«
<
&
Rothschild
F.
Smith,
Barney
Stifel,
&
<
3%%
and
Gas
Interstate
1864
bonds due
first
Co.
and
1969.
146,000,000 Consolidated Gas, Electric Light &
first
due
for
1989.
15,
of Baltimore
Power Co.
refunding
Purpose,
construction
new
($16,291,000).
series Z,
100.65%
Price.
,
&
&
Co.;
Inc.;
ties
•
Rollins
Biair,
&
Co.
Inc.;
Co.:
&
Burns
&
Bros.
Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts
Crouter
send,
R.
L. Day &
Bodine;
&
Dick
Co.;
Dallas
DeHaven & Town-
Merle-Smith;
&
Elkins,
Folger,
Nolan-W, B. Hibbs <fc Co., Inc.: Foster & Marshall;
Freeman
1
1
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
Harrison
Co.;
H.
Inc.;
'
&
,
Coe;
E.
A.
W.
Inc.;
B.
Inc.;
&
Haupt
&
J.
Co.;
Co.;
&
Kalman
Kormendi
Mackall
New
Scott
Co.;
&
Stringfcllow;
Shearson,
Hammill
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stroud
Meyer & Fox;
*
Inc.;
pany,
Weeden
& Co.
Co.
&
Inc.;
due
June
Placed
gram.
C.
White
N.
Telephone Co.
1,
Co.;
&
&
F. S. Yantis & Co.
Inc.. and
*1,500,000 General
bonds
Cartwrlght
Sweney
Co.;
1984.
&
Purpose,
Julien
Wright
for
J.
construction
pro¬
privately.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc. 3%% sinking fund
due 1974. Purpose, refunding ($4,500,000) and
for new construction
($4,500,000).
Placed privately with
institutional
due
investors
Power
July
&
Purpose,
loans
pnd
repay
bank
Price,
102'/»%
and
Stuart
&
Corp.;
Mullaney,
for
&
interest.
&
Blair
Co.:
&
and
of
Northern
1,
100.50%
Etchler
C.
A.
&
'
.Republic
i
Co.;
Estes
'
&
Co.;
i
■
-
*
Co.
&
&
Company,
&
Co.
Co.;
Co.;
Weedon
Davis,
The
&
Blunt
&
Clark,
Ellis
1
•
&
t
!
;
&
)
j
&
*
,
Dominick
At
Co.:
First of
,
j
i
-
Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs &
Goodbody & Co.;-Hallgarten & Co.: Halsev, Stuart &
Harriman Ripley & Co.. Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes
Henry Herrman & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son;
Inc.;
M.
Mark*
Company;
Merrill
Hopwood;
Humphrey
bacher
&
W. E. Hutton & Co.;
&
Quail
Co.,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
McCormick
Lynch.
&
&
Beane;
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Salomon
Shearson,
Smith,
Riter
&
Eros.
Hammill
Barne# Jte
Co.;
&
The
Co.;
&
Hut~ler;
Co.;
Shiunan,
'
;
Sutro
Co.;
&
Spencer
Swiss
Trask
Securities
&
&
R.
&
Corp.;
Co.;
Corp.;
Staats
Tucker,
Talmage
Anthony
Wachob-BendeT
Corp.;
Co.;
&
C.
Anderson;
Stuart
Inc.;
Garrett &
Co.
Inc.;
Hamlin
Inc.;
&
Hornblower
&
Friedrichs
*15,000,000
E. F.
Co.;
Hutton & Co.;
Ipdianapolis
Bond
Crouse & Co.;
Carl
Share
Co.,;
.
&
&
Union
Co.:
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter
Harold E. Wood & Co., and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
&
&
Paul
Writer
&,
Nowland
J.
250,
,000
.
ft
Co.;
Christensen.
Prescott,
Inc.;
Reynolds &
Shepard
&
Co.;
Inc.;
& Co.,
Quail
&
R.
Rauseher, Pierce & Co.;
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Irving j. Rice & Co., Inc.; Riter & Co.;
Robinson-Humnhrey Co., Inc.: Rodman & Renshaw
Rogers & Tracy, Inc.; Rotan, Mosle and Cooper; L. F.
Light
mortgage
bonds,
Price,
by
The
&
Coke
series
I,
100.855%
Co.
due
3Vj%
July
and
fi^st
and
1979.
1,
accrued
refunding
Purpose,
int?rest.
re¬
Offered
First Boston Corp.; Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Inc.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Equitable Securities
Go!dm8n, Sachs & Co.; Kidder, Pea bod v & Co.;
Drexei & Co.;
Corp.;
Central
»
'
F.
S.
Tucker,
Kean,
&
W.
Hibbs
Deane
&
&
Eaker,
Co.;
Burns
&
Co.;
Co.,
Dean
Weeks
Swiss
Bros.
Inc.;
&
&
Witter
Co.;
American
Denton,
Fulton,
&
Ira
Haunt
Com.;
Inc.;
Reid
Co.;
&
Wood,
&
Blunt
Folger,
Co.;
Co.;
Ellis
Nolan-
Goodbody
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Laird, Bisse'l &
Meeds; Singer,
Scribner; Newhard. Cook & Co.; Eaker, Watts
Carolina Securities Corp.; De Haven & Townsend.
&
Co.;
Crouter
First
Co.;
Taylor
& Co.;
&
&
Simmons;
B.
Hallgarten &
Moseley
Anthony
Struthers
(Inc.);
Co.; Hemphill,
Lee Higginson Corp.; Laurence M. Marks &
& Co.; Shearson,
Hammill
&
Co.;
Noyes & Co.;
Co.;
i
Republic Co.
&
Bodine;
Securities
Doolittle
Corp.;
&
Mackall
Co.;
&
Ferris
Coe;
A.
&
E.
i
Rothschild
&
St
Hutzler;
Roberts
H"t.ton
&
&
Rowles,
C.
Winston
Schmertz
Parke;
E.
H.
&
Co.,
St
Co.:
Inc.;
Schneider
&
Salomon
Co.:
Shields St Co.;
Singer,
Moore
Co.;
Co.;
Scribner;
&
F.
S.
Starkweather
Brothers &
&
Shuman, Agnew
Deane
ft
Leach;
Co.:
Co.; Stix & Co.:
&
Co.;
Stern.
Stetson
ft Co.:
Smith,
Smithers &
St«in
Frank.
Securities
Bros;
&
Mever
*♦
&
Co.:
R.
Fox;
Soencer Trask
Neuhaus
St
A-
Co.;
Co.:
T»'ckerr Anthonv f- Co.:
Union Securities Corp.;
-
America
Noel
Valley
Invest¬
Oversubscribed.
Co.
through
privately
Dovenmuehle,
through
Kidde
for
working
the
Prudential
Co.,
&
promissory
Inc.
due
notes
1969.
Massachusetts
Purpose,
($1,337,500).
Life
In¬
and for working capital
with
privately
Purpose,
capital ($9,548,Insurance Co,
and
Blyth
3 'm%
notes due 1974.
with
privately
Inc.
Jantzen,
Mutual
Co,
/
(Walter)
Co..
&
4l/2%
Inc;
for expansion and
Purpose,
Narragansett
debentures
due July
working capital.
1,
Placed
12-year 43,a%
notes due 1966.
privately with The Mutual
Co.
Brewing
refunding.
Insurance
Placed
&
Co.
Stout &
Offered
interest.
accrued
and
Libaire,
King,
j
convertible 10-year debentures
Purpose, for expansion and working capr
100%
Price,
'
York.
of New
Co.
Pinellas Industries, Inc. 8%
by
Oversubscribed.
25-year 3%% sinking fund debentures,
Purpose, refunding
($52,590,000) and
expansion
Placed
sold.
All
Oil
Oil
Sarita
and
Co.
Co.
promissory note,
to acquire oil producing properties.
Purpose,
Oil
due
due
Placed
in
Corp.
-
20
privately
United
the
Co.,
1966,
31,
sinking
6%
Inc.
and
fund
shares
200,000
of
10 cents)
in units of $1,000
of
shares of stcck.
Purpose, for new
Placed
construction.
-
(par
and
investors
'■-1
Refining
Dec.
stock
debentures
with a
through
limited group of
First Boston
'.
States
Tne
Production Co., Inc. 3V2%
promissory notes,
due quarterly from Nov. 1962 to Aug. 1969.
refunding ($12,500,000) and -for investments
and
equipment. ($13,500,000).
Placed privately with a
limited group of investors through Eastman, Dillon & Co.
*26,000,000 Southern
second
;
series,
Purupose,
.-
\
Pipeline Co. 3.64%-4.14%
*6,000,000 Triangle
due
serlallv
Julv
to
privately through
ation
for
1,
and
1964.
Dillon.
Lutherans
Co.
surance
and
serial mortgage
Purpose,
refunding,
Read & Co. Inc.
Massachusetts
to
notes,
placed
Aid Associ-?
Mutual
Life
In¬
banks.
two
1
■
I
$43,200,000
>
LAND,
$2,300,000
bonds,
BUILDINGS,
Convention
Baptist
Committee
of)
of
3V4%
The
to
4%
ETC.
State of Georgia (Executive
first mortgage sinking fund
series A and B, due July 1, 1954-li969, inclusive.
for new construction.
Price, at par. Offered by
Zeigler 81 Co.
Purpose,
B.
C.
INVESTMENT
£$25,000,000
4?»»
Underwood.
Mohawk
Bond
promissory
($5,452,000)
Placed
common
rSt«rn
Van Alstyne,
Placed
Inc. 4%
debentures,
•
*
TRUST, TRADING,
HOLDING,
ETC.
Natural Gas Co. 3%
24-year debentures,
1978.
Purpose, refunding.
Price, 100.855ft
and
accrqed interest. Offered by Halsey, Stiiart & Co.
Inc.;
Adams
&
Pack; Allison-Williams Co.; Amer. Se¬
curities Corp.; Anderson & Strudwick; C. S. Ashmun Co.;.
Bache 81 Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Stockton Broom®
&
Co.;
Byrd Brothers; City Securities Corp.; Clay tori
Securities Corp.; Cohu & Co.; Courts & Co.; Davenport
& Co.Sh<--.bv Cullom Davis ft Co.R. T<. Dav & Co.}
Consolidated
due Aug. 1,
Este
& Co..
Company;
Hunt Foods,
*10,000,000 Commonwealth
.
-
Stillman,
Inc.; St"bbs. Smith & Lombardo Ipc.: Sutro kc Co.:
Sweney, Cartwrlght & Co.: Swiss American Corn.: Thomas
ft Co.:
J.
R.
Timmins
& Co.:
Townsend
-Gr°ff & Co.;
by
and
privately v/ith the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
Smith.
Sterne.
Co.
oil
Maynard &,
Stone & Webster Securities Coro.; Stroud
Corp.;
Insurance
Mfg. Co. 4'/4%
first mortgage sinking
Feb. 1,
1966.
Purpose, for general cor¬
purposes.
1966.
Starts &
Bovce;
Underwritten
and Security
due
bonds
*$1,200,000 Aurora
,
Scott. Horner
William
working
Specialty
Company.
I. M.,Simon & Co.:
Barnev
Co.*
July 1,
capital.
due
note
Life
$117,325,000
Bros.
Inc.; ScottStringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton &
Seasongood
& Mayer;
Shearson, Hammill &
Co.;
Mutual
and working capital ($20,410,000). Price, at
privately with
nine insurance
companies
White, Weld & Co.
450,
,000 Tiffin Art Metal Co. 4;,4%
sinking fund debentures, due
June 15,
1969.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Price. 100%
and accrued interest.
Offered by The Ohio
Schoellkopf,
Co.;
Pomerov. Inc.: Snhwehecher■«* Co.-
promissory
and
expansion
Penn
with
first mortgage bonds due Aug. 1,
refunding ($96,335) and to repay other
working capital ($28,665). Price, 100% and
Inc.,
par.
Poole,
-Schmidt.
8c Mason,
Masten
&
Co.;
R.
Placed privately
Inc.
interest.
for
The
funding.
1
Purpose,
for
Hoffman
Hughes
Co.:
by
through
&
&
Offered
interest.
Purpose,
and
ital.
Fenn
Pressprich
W.
Raffensperger,
Co.;
10-year coupon debenture
for machinery and
accrued
Grouse Corp. 6%
Ilart &
Eisele
Ohio
Phelns.
Inc.;
insurance
•
V /
Purpose,
and
for
*73,000,000 St. Regis Paper Co.
diie July 1, 1979.
Moove,
The
%!£ork Life
' •
guaranteed first mortgage bonds due
for general corporate purposes.
privately through White, Weld & Co.
Mills,
due July 1, 1964.
,
.
Inc.;
Webber,' Jackson
Paine.
Co.:
insurance
.
4%%
Co.
with
1966.
1,
Purpose,
Rlfoades & Co.:
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Piper. Jeffrav ft Honwood: Wm. F. Pollock f\ Co..
Putnam
Co..
Co.:
Northwest
Peters,
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.;
&
Cook
Pacific
bank
repay
14
without underwriting.
Purpose,
Hampton
Life
Hum¬
The
McLeod. Young, Weir.
& Cb.;
of
privately with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Corp.;
Loeb,
1964.
100%
Porter
&
privately
1969.
Janney
Johnson- Lane, Space
M.
Fischer
surance
Fulton,
&
New
>
6%
Inc.
31,
Price,
to public,
Placed
Lvnch; F, S. Moseley & Co.: Mullaney, Wells
H. "Newbold's Son
&
Co.;
Newburger & Co.:
k
W.
July
refunding ($162,500)
E. Huttoh &,Co.;
W
&
Purpose, to
notes
Manufacturing Co. 4'/o%
promissory notes due
serially June 1. 1956 to 1968, inclusive.
Purpose, to repay
of
*1,500,000
Folger,
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Model, Rol°nd'& Stone;
Co.:
Furniture,
refunding
Hirsch & Co,;
Howard, Weil,
Applegate
\
promissory
Fanner
0001.
& Co.; Green,
Hallgarten & Co.:
Lunt;
Harriman
Weeks;
&
HUlme.
3%.%
Inc.
,000
*1,000,(
B. Hilliard & Sop;
Co.;
&
Purpose,
States.
porate
Grant-Brownell
Co.;
&
Gregory & Son,
&
,
Varnish Co. 3%%
promissory notes due
for expansion and working capital. Placed
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
&
due
fund
Glorq, FOEgan & Co.;
Sons;
J. J.
Curtis;
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
$39,950,000 Peoples Gas
Purpose,
ing Co.,
Co.;
&
in-
.
3V2%
>
Paint
accrued
*500,000
,000
*1,000,
Chapman
Farwell,
Co.;
&
n
group
a
with
Co.
1974.
Doolittle &
& Co.; Eastman,
Elkins, Morris &
Pont
Go4
Hogle
Newhard.
Co.;
Walker
H.
&
A.
Co.;
Agnew
&
du
Co.
Co.;
&
Schwa¬
&
I.
&
institutional
of
Manufacturing Co. 4'/4% promissory - note
Purpose, fpr expansion and working
privately
Co.
Cook
loans
Co.;
Robert
Co.;
Leonard
,
Co.; Weeden & Co.,
& Co,;
Francis
Eberstadt
F.
equip-
new
1969.
Watcb
Placed
125,000
Corp.;
Mead. Miller & Co.; Merrill Lvnch, Pierce, iFenner & BeaneMerrill. Turben & Co.:
Miller & George; The Milwaukee
;
Wijliam
American
Co.;
for
sinking fund notes due May 1,
1968. Purpose, for working capital, etc. Placed privately
with three institutional investors
through Goldman, Sachs
June
Skaggs & Co.;
Dominion- Securities
Patton & Co.;-MfcKelvy
The
Robinson-
*1,150,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mackall & Coe; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.: Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A; E. Masten & Co,; McCormick
&
Co.;
McDonald. & Co.;
McDonnell & Co.;
MoJynkin,
McDonald
Co.;
Pierce, Fennp»-
&
with
'-o
-
through Lehman-Brothers.
Placed
Coggeshall & Hicks;
Courts & Co.; Crowell,
Curtiss, House & Co.;
Michigan
Livingstone.
;
Stern Brothers & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
;
of
1,
1963-1967.
Inc.;
&
Co.; Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs;
&
Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Jon*s, Kreeger & Hewitt;
Joseph; Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Kaiser &;Co.;" Kalman &
Co..
Inc.; Kay,
Richards & Co.: A.. M.I Kidder & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.: Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.:
Kuhn.
Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds;, Laird & Co.; W. C. Langiey & Co.: LaZard Freres
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson Coro.; Lehman Brothers;
S.
R.
Milwaukee Co.; Mltchum, Tully & Co.; F. S. Moeley & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Company; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray
a
*250,000
Clavton
Corp.;
equipment
instalments
bank loans and for working capital.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co.-
Clark
Illinois
Co.;
Laurence
.
*2,000,000
Co.;
and
4%
quarterly
Purpose,
inclusive.
%• -
privately with
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Equitable
Estabrook & Co.; Clement A. Evans &
phrey. Inc.;
Kalman & Co..
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; W. C.
Langiey & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhdades & Co.; Irying Lundborg & Co.;
I
Childress
Corp.
in
MANUFACTURING'
AND
privately
Placed
United
National
Clarke
W.
Burr,
Cooley & Co.;
Co.;
&
benefit
accessories
1962-1982,
1966.
Caldwell,
Central
Corp.;
Labouisse,
&
Boston
Co.;
&
J.
&
Co.;
Richard
Davis,
The
Co.;
1,
Decker
&,
Bnlova
&
*2,400,000
Co.
Sherrerd;
&
Corp.;
Co.;
and
Hill Richards &
&
Dodge
Elworthy
:
Ripley & Co,, Inc.; Harris & Partners Ltd.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Henry (Herrman & Co.;
&
Cruttsnden
Co.;
Co.;
First
Forgan
&
Skaggs
Dillon
Inc.;
Glore,
Inc.;
&
Fahey,
Halsey,
Price,
Blyth
by
Black
Co.
(Inc.i; Chace, Whiteside, West
Cruttenden
Co.;
Elworthy
Ellis
debentures
Brush, Slocumb & Co.',
Lee W. Carroll & Co.; Central
Chiles-Schutz
Hornblower & Weeks;
;
Underwritten
1*v
•
Brown
Slocumb
due
1974.
Manufacturing Co.
Placed
capital.
*8,000.000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Goodwyn & olds;
Sons;
Crowell,
Eastman,
Michigan Corp.;
i
&
Phillips Co.;
Dain
M.
J.
Becker
Brown
(Inc.);
Co.
Dominick;
&
fund
construction.
new
interest.
G.
A.
Courts & Co.;
Co.;
'
,
&
Inc.;
Reid
Co.
Allyn & Co.. Inc.; Robert W. Eaird & Co.,
& Co.;
J. Barth & Co.;
Bateman,
A ex.
Inc/, Caldwell
»
sinking
for
Butcher
Alex.
Co.;
&
Brush,
Corp.; 4First Southwest Co.;
Nolan-W. B.;Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Foster & Marshall:
Weeks
Co.;
Simmons;
3V«%
Purpose,
accrued
Baker,
Inc.;
Co.
Gas
1974.
and
Inc.;
Co.,
•
&
Graribery, Marache
Natural
Nov.
due
Co.;
&
Co.;
Drexei
First
Books closed.
2^.000,000
-
Fauset, Steele & Co.; Ferris & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
&
&
Inc.;
&
for
promissory notes due 2054.
companies.
due' May
;
Baker,
Co.,
Iowa
Copeland
Thomas
•
*1,500.000
Co.;
and
INDUSTRIAL
loans.
%
:
Securities
Halsey,
First
Co.:
Co.,
by
Marshall;
Securities
Coffin
&
Transportation
3-%%
Allis-Chalmers
due June
-
,
v% v
Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
and Co.; Bosworth,
Bradford
C,
&
Corp.;
Dominick;
Co.;
tc
($3,500,000).
Offered
Patterson,
Brothers'&
and
J.
Lisle
Clarke,
Dain
Dillon
bonds
($4.000,0001
Inc.;
Carolina
Collins
M.
Co.;
(Inc.i.
mortgage
construction
new
William
Wells
Stern
first
refunding
accrued
Co.,. Inc.;
Inc.;
3'/4%
Co.
1984.
1,
Kendall,
through Central Republic Co.
Light
OTHER
A *$9,000,000
R. L. Pay & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast;
Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co.. -Inc.;
Dillon,
Read k Co. Inc.; Dixon Bretscher Noonatt Inc.; Dominick
mortgage
debentures
17,500,000 Missouri
W.
Securities
Weedon
first
*$62,500,000 Chrysler (Corp.
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Blair, Rollins & Co.
Inc.;
Blakely. Inc.;
Inc.; Boettcher
Central Republic Co.
Winslow,
Inc.;
Chaplin
John
Co.;
established
_
&
Co.;
MacDonald;
&
Co.;
ex¬
/ - ;
for expansion and working capital. Placed privately with.
hPrudential Insurance Co. of America.
••'-"t,1;.'■%
company
Watts
Chiles-Schutz Co.;- E. W. Clark & Co.;
Com-
&
Arthur L.
3.30%
motors
serial
2.65%
&
Co..
&
Co.,
for
accrued
Carnegie Pension
,
etc.
to
Baker,
Stearns
Gould
Burke
Phillips
Co.;
&
&
&
deben¬
Purpose,
99.45%
and
ment.
Placed privately with a group
vestors through Kuhn, Loeb, & Co.
& Kraus; Barret, Filch, North
Bartow Leeds & Co.; Bateman,
Bear,
Brown.
Inc.;
Burge
Blair
Blyth
Sons;
1.30%
Corp.;
Inc.
Wisconsin
of
&
Co.;
&
mons;
Frank,
Thomas
:
'
;
and
copper,
Inc.;
Co..
&
Barth
j.
Over¬
serial
manufacturers
American
200,000 Crawford
Corp.
Ball,
&
Co.;
&
Baird
Sullivan
Co.;
&
F. S. Smithers & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stern,
V
; i
Inc.;
Co.
&
coal,
Steel
William
2.65%.
Price,
a
pension trust
Steel employees.
certificates, series 53,
equipment.
Co.;
Blankenship,
Patterson,
Pollock
Co.;
Inc.;
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher
Co.;
At
*9,000,000
&
Christensen,
&
&
Eichler
The
At
j
&
W.
Weeks
Co.,
& Co.;
Co.:
Peters, Writer
Co.. Inc.; Win. E.
,
101.271%
Stuart
steel,
Robert
&
to
inclusive.
capital.
to and including April 1,
,
1
States
Co.;
&
Co.;
Wei's
Northwest
Inc.;
&
Corp.:
Illinois
The
Mullaney.
Co.;
Iowa
B. Hanauer
Heller, Bruce
Co.:
&
John
of
First
Inc.;
Kaiser
Pacific
Corp.;
Pizzini
Son,
Co.;
&
Masten
Co.;
Hirsch
Co.;
Kendall,
&
&
&
Ira
Co.;
&
Taylor
Hanseatic
Copeland
j
Co.;
&
Lemon
Kean.
York
!
Gregory
&
Hentz
Johnston,
Steele
Fauset,
•
..
deben¬
tures due Aug.
1, 1955-1964, inclusive. Purpose, for ex¬
pansion and
working capital. Price, 100%
and accrued
interest. Underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co.; AllisonWilliams Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Almstedt Brothers;
American Securities Corp.; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Ander¬
son
& Strudwick;
Arthurs. Lestrange & Co.; Auchincloss.
Parker & Redpath; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Denton,
Co.;
&
Morris
:
.
iron,
United
Byrd Brothers; C. F. Cassell & Co.. Inc.; City SecuriCorp.;
Union Securities Co.;
i
;
'
of
States
Co.
l'
1.30%
1955-1964,
equipment
General
bonds
$225,000,000
&
Strudwick:
&
Robinson
Aspden,
Stuart
I,
working
trustee
United
trust
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Aug.
Corp.
Offered to United States Steel &
t
*$12,343,750
and
Bache & Co.;
Ball, LurgC & Kraus; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Bear, Sterns
Halsey.
by
Anderson
Co.:
& Co.;
Lestrange
I
Co.,
$236,100,000
Offered
interest.
■„Allison-Williams
i
'
■
.
due
Steel
$300,000,000
Co.
first mortgage bonds, series C,
Price,
Halsey,
by
Co.; Wood, Gundy
Woodard-Elwood &
and
of
accrued interest.
Aspden, Rob.nson
& Co.; William Blair & Co.; City Securities Corp.; Fauset,
Steele & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
(Walter{Stokes & Co.; Thomas & Co. and Arthur L. Wright
and
($23,709,000 >
Co. Inc.;
Arthurs,
accrued
i.
-
,
refunding.
Purpose,
refunding mortgage sinking fund bonds,
July
,
&
Co.;
Purpose,
'
construction.
new
Offered
-•
&
•*
States
Fund,
tJnited Ga» Improvement Co. 3,/4%,» first ihortgage bonds
due July
1, 1979. Purpose, to repay bank loans and ior
$10,000,000
Wood
interest.
due April l, 1979. Purpose, for general Corporate purposes,
^Placed privately through White, Weld & Co.
■
with Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
Placed privately
3%
3l/s%
234%«
mortgage
%
E.
Struthers
pansion
Underwritten by Dillon, Read &
.
corporated; Stone & Webster Securities Corp; Wertheim
& Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy,
and Dean Witter & Co.
Oversubscribed.
*27,900,000 Colorado
1979.
1,
interest.
*500,000 Texas Telephone Co. 3%%
Bros. & Hutzler;
Company,
In- -
Salomon
Nico)aus
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Service
public
June
subscribed.
Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Rey¬
Riter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Co.;
L.
Inc.;
;
Fenner &
Morgan
Beane;
nolds
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Brothers;
Lehman
Co.;
due
accrued
Harold
privately through The First Boston Corp.
3.20% f first mortgage
refunding. Price, 100%
Co.,
Inc.; Eastman, Dillcn & Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.;
A. c. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Blyth & Co., inc.; BoeUcner «
Co.; Bqsworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
;Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Dewar. Robertson & pancoast;
Robert Garrett & Sons; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;- Harriman
Ripley & Co,, Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co,; Hornblower &
Weeks; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; W..C. Langiey & Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb.
Rhoades & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; The Milwaukee Co.; Mitchum,
Tully & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Pair.e, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray & Hdpwood; Rauseher,
Pierce
Co., Inc ; Riter & Co.; Rot an, Mosle & Cooper; L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.;
Dallas Rupe & Son; (Shields & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Union Securities
Corp.; G, H. Walker & Co. and White, Weld & Co. Over¬
bonds
and
Whipple
to
Placed
20,000,000 Southwestern
Over¬
mortgage
tures
Co. 3%2% promissory notes due July 1,
repay
bank loans and for new con¬
Gas
Purpose,
struction.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Price, 100%
and accrued in-
Dillon.
by
Inc.
Co.,
V
3.35%
Co.
1974.
construction.
new
Underwritten
terest.
&
V
Jersey
,1974.
.
,
Talmage & Co.; Thomas & Company; Town-
subscribed.
30,000,000 Colorado
South
*1,250,000
Co.;
Wood,
subscribed.
J)/' ',/7
/,
&
Inc.;
Wurts, Dulles & Co. and Yarnall, Biddle &
*75,000,000 United
1973.
due
Witter
Co.,
Co.;
Natural Gas Co. 3%% first mortgage pipe
Purpose, refunding. Placed privately.
Carolina
bonds
■
,
first mortgage bonds,
Co. 3%
Dean
;
D,
$43,450,000
$$18,000,000 Boston
Co.; Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst,
H.
C.
Wainwright & Co.;
G.
H.
Walker
&
Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Weeden & Co. Inc.; Wertheim 8t
Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy;
Inc.;
San Jose Water Works 3.35% first mortgage bonds, series
due May 1, 1984. Purpose,, to repay bank loans and lor
new
construction.
Placed privately through Dean Witter
*1.500,000
Union Securities Corp., and Stroud
*
public
St
Irving
Co.;
McEvoy; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Chas, W. Scranton
& Co.; Wurts, Dulles & Co., and YamalJ, Biddle & Co.
&
Inc.
Co..
&
Price,
maturity.
to
Drexei & Co.;
Hutzler;
&
Renshaw; J. R. Williston & Co.; E. W.
Lundborg & Co.; Winslow, Douglas
&
Rodman
Co.;
(Continued from p&ge 3)
15.220,000 Northern
Pacific Ry. 234%
equipment trust certificates
due annually Aug, 10, 1955-1969, inclusive.
Purpose, for
&
Co.;
Fauset,
Steele & Co.; Field. Richards & Co.;
placed privately.
£ Indicates issues sold competitively,
Represents
t Indicates
issues
special
offering.
Volume
180
Number 5373*. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1767)
First
of
Iowa
Corp.;
Freeman
&
Co.;
Leonard
A.
Frisbie
"*300,000 Rock
..
Co.;
&
Gregory & Son, Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Harrison
Co.;
John
&
H.
Kormerdi
Co.;
Wm.
Moore,
E.
Parke;
Inc.;
&
&
Lynch;
&
Co.;
of
A.
to
Norfolk;
E.
Masten
Mullaney, Wells
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Singer,
J.
Deane
Strauss
S.
&
&
Scribner;
1,
Emch
&
*1,800,000 Securities Investment
notes
due
working
Penn
*1,000,000
Co.,
Mutual
1969.
Smitn & Lombardo, Inc.; Swiss American
Thomas
&
Co.;
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson;
&
Co.
Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; C. N.
White
&
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
chusetts
1369.
Corp.
4Vs%
(Canadian!
Big
Bear
July
Stores
15,
expansion
The
companies
notes.
($2,440,000)
*500,000
of
Ohio
All
for
and
for
general
corporate
B,
Acceptance
due
1974.
*1,000,000
Placed
poses.
000,000 General
Corp.
1964.
4 72%
Purpose,
Placed
debentures,
privately
through
Motors Acceptance
general
July
accrued
A.
15,
1964.
Kalman
Corp. 234%
interest.
C.
Allyn
Securities
;
■:
7
&
Co.»
,
Inc.
Co.,
&
Redpath;
W.
Eaird
&
Co.;
J.
;
-
,
Bache
&
Barth
Co.,
&
Co.
Inc.;
Blunt
Boettcher
&
Ellis
Co.;
Bradford & Co.;
H.
M.
Co.;
William
&
&
Barrett,
Leeds &
&
Co.;
Bear,
Blair
100,000
-
&
Co.;
Llyth
Co.
Sullivan
(Inc.);
&
&
Co.;
Blair,
A.
Co.,
Co.,
Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Cooley
&
J.
Phillips
Co.;
Co.;
R.
L.
Dallas Union
Day
Bodine;
&
S.
&
Company;
Dickson
Dominick;
Dillon
&
&
Co.,
Courts
&
Co.;
Co.;
F.
Elworthy
&
Eberstadt
&
Corp.;
Estabrook
Fahey,
Clark
&
du
Company;
&
Co.
&
Inc.;
&
,
Richards
Marshall;
Glore,
&
Fulton,
Forgan
Co.;
&
Co.;
Goodwyn
Grant-Erownell
&
Reid
Son,
Inc.;
*$5,000,000
Co.;
Halsey,
Inc.;
Harris
Olds;
Co.;
Stuart
Granbery,
Green,
Hallgarten
&
Co.
&
Ellis
Co.;
&
&
Inc.;
Morris
Evans
&
A.
Indianapolis
Kirkland
&
Bond
Lemon
Mellen
Miller,
&
Kay, Richards
Co.;
J.
&
Kaiser &
Co.;
Kean,
Laird
Co.;
Co.;
&
fr-Cn.;
$90,705,000
Laird,
Co.
.
,
,
1955.
Sold
five
privately
Purpose,
privately
to
15,
1V2'/o
promissory
loans
repay
Electric
to
Investment
1955.
&
for
H.
&
A.
Sold
;•
privately
Co.,
Bisseli
to
Share
promissory
loans
repay
<te
Co.;
Mutual
Loan
Weyerhaeuser
to
Co.
of
Government
Intermediate
dated
New
bonds
Co.
Timber
son
McDonald
&
&
Co.;
Fenner
Co.;
F.
&
New
Credit
Aug.
at
York
2,
1954
Offered
par.
fiscal
May
2,
by
by Macdonald G. Newcomb, fiscal
ior
agenc
Marten
&
Co.;
McDonald-Moore
Merrill.
Tully
Moseley
E.
A
Co.;
<fe
Turben
&
& Co.;
C>.;
&
Co.;
-
sinking
15,
F.
*
fund
Moore.
bonds ^dated' July
15,
(Canada),
1954
and
Mullaney,
Well-
&
Co.;
\J
and
Dawson,
Hannaford,
Inc.;
(Preferred
stocks
of
ferred
.stocks
of
Co.:
computed
Meeds;
at
stated
a
value
par
taken
are
par
$11,000,000 Colorado
lative
bank
loans
accrued
dividends.
W.
Lynch:
Clarke,
Boston
&
Co.;
Peters,
Co.;
E.
Pollock
W.
&
Raffensperger,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Hughes
&
Co.,
Co.,
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Loeb
Co., Inc.;
&
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Quail
Rauscher,
Reynolds &
Co.;
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Pierce
Irving J.
,
>
Co.,
Inc.;
Julius
A.
Rippel,
,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Salomon
Schmidt.
Inc.;
&
Co.;
&
Co.; Scott,
&
Poole.
Hutzler;
Roberts
&
R.
C.
W.
Shields
&
Harris,
Horner & Mason. Inc.;
Scranton
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
M.
Co.;
Stein Bros.
Frank,
Meyer
Nicolaus
&
&
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
William
E.
Inc.;
Co.;
Sills,
Singer,
Fairman
Deane
Moore
Staats
&
&
&
F.
Securities
Neuhaus
Noel
Walker
&
& Co.;
E.
Co.;
Union
Securities
&
Corp.;
Durst,
Inc.;
White,
Witter
Weld
&
Co.;
&
due
July
for
working
accrued
for
1969.
&
H.
Co.;
H.
Harold
Co.,
issue
above.
•1,000,000 Market
Underwritten
of
$75,000,000
bv
same
2%^
bankers
10-year
as
4%
program.
promissory
Sold
to
Co.;
note.
Co.;
due
Finance
July 10,
100'/>
of
scription
1
64.
principal
by
public
Co.
(Jersey City,
Purpose,
for
amount.
Offered
N.
J.)
8'i
bv
company
without underwriting.
W.
The
&
share.
per
Beane;
&
Weeks
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
&
J.
Weil,
Riter
and
Cook
Co.;
&
Carrison,
&
Co.;
Co.,
Scranton
White,
J5,000,000 Florida
for sub¬
Inc.;
a
&
Inc.;
Co.;
&
Paine,
S.
F.
Webber,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Weld
F.
S.
& Co.
and
&
Wyatt,
Co.;
Power
V
to
repay
$102
rill
&
&
Lgiht
preferred
bank
loans
Co.
Neal
stock
and
50,000
series
for
D
new
(par
Co.;
Uranium
American
Securities
Corp.;
Stroud
Power
Rhoades
&
Co.
&
Goldman,
Co.; Laurence
Corp.;
Co.,
M.
G.
H.
Walker
fy
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Purpose,
$10).
12.618
shares
refunding.
of
com¬
$11
Price,
by company for subscription
COAL,
COPPER.
Price,
&
Corp.
ETC.
9,996,000
for
by stock¬
-
shares
of
common
exploration
7,500,000
Inc,
"as
Offered
speculation."
a
of
shares
cle-
and
three cents per share.
Jaquith,
stbek
common
Purpose,
at
for acquisitions and working
Offered by Uranium Mart, Inc.
par.
Uranium
10
cents).
Corp.. 600,000
Purpose,
for
shares
of
exploration
etc,
Price, 50 cents per share.
Securities
end
Hunter
Securities
cents).
(par
All
common
and
drill¬
Offered
Corp.
by
"as
sold.
Inc.
170,000
shares
of
common
stock
(par
Purpose,
lor
development
and
exploration
Price,
$1.50
per
share.
Offered
by
Albert
Co.
Uranium
cent).
one
Price,
at
Co.
12,500,000
Purpose,
shares
by
of
capital
stock
and
acquire
to
Offered
par.
develop prop¬
Mountain Secur¬
Rocky
ities.
Uranium
stock
10
<par
Price,
Securities
$1
Mines
cents).
Corp.
Corp.
All
230,000
Purpose,
share.
per
shares
of
com¬
for exploration
costs,
Offered
by
James
Anthony
sold.
272,000 Colonial Uranium Co. 544,000 shares of common stock (par
cent).
one
200,000
&
Comanche
stock
for
Purpose,
Price,
expenses.
Sherman
Co,
"as
Uranium
(par
one
exploration
per share.
speculation.",
cents
50
a
Co.,
cent).
Inc.
a-o
d»vei0r»mtnt
Offered
by
L.
D.
5,000,000 shares of capital
for acquisitions and ex¬
share. OifeveU
Purpose,
ploration expenses.
Price, four cents per
by Uranium Mart, "as a speculation."
&
299,880
of
Uranium Mines, Inc. 9,996,000 shares of com*
one cent).
Purpose, for exn orato*" sod
Commercial
stock
(par
mon
&
development
by
299 880
work. Price, three cents per share. Offered
Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc.
"as a speculation."
Carroll
Geronimo
mon
Uranium Mining Corp. 9,996,000 shares of com¬
stock
development
Co.,
by
Waggoner.
Carroll,
(par
one
work.
cent). Purpose, for exploration and
Price three cents per share. Offered
Kirchner
&
(Continued
4.327«
Jaquith,
on
page
Puroose,
Price,
by
Kidder,
Peabody
Weeks
Sons;
speculation."
&
Offered
Baker,
&
underwriting.
cents).
Price,
&
Moseley
$100).
Garrett
& Co.,
Inc.; Hemphill,
Weeks; Kidder, Peabody to
Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Hig¬
Securities
Kirchner
(par
erties.
Co.;
Jackson
construction.
share and accrued dividends.
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
per
4.36%
Lemon
Reinholdt
&
of
&
Gas
evoenses.
125,000 Blackjack
&
Laurence
shares
shares
80,000
Ripley
Inc.
Kravitz
Co.:
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Smithers
Tyson.
Purpose,
one
speculation."
10
Casseli
and
Co.;
&
&
Purpose, refunding.
dividends.
Underwritten
by
Robert
Weld
STEEL,
expenses.
Mer¬
Goodbody
Johnston,
Co.
Union
255,000 Basic Atomics,
for
Hornblower
Friedrichs
Inc.;
McDonald
Wulbern,
The
by
F.
Haupt
Merrill
(par
Continenlpi
etc.
Co.,
C.
Ira
Co.;
Langley & Co.;
Jackson & Curtis;
Co.; T.pp Hig'rinson
expenses,
mon
Sulzberger
Son;
&
Co.,
Co.;
&
Merrill Turben
Co.;
Pierce,
Evans &
Labouisse,
Space
Kidder
Co.;
HaUowril,
Hilliard
B.
J.
&
&
Service
cent).
a
ing
Courts & Co.; R. S.
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
con¬
at
Inc.;
Co., Inc.;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Scott & Slringfellow; Chas.
Inc.;
Price,
"as
&
Peabody
&
&
C.
Spencer Trask & Co.;
Whiteside, West & Winslow,
Mires,
Alpine
and
Offered
Baird
First
Co.;;
accrued
Offered
Carroll,
common
of
The
by
Co.;
Co.,
loans
Kidder,
W.
Robert
Dodge
shares
bank
&
Uranium
stock
Peters,
Brothers
&
Estabrook
(par
300,000 Atomic
Co.;
Nicolaus
Weld
W.
Dabney
Southern
(par three
The
&
of
Purpose,
($2,-
loans
Co.;
without
capital.
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Salomon
repay
$47
Clement A.
Co.;
Nev.'hard,
Gardner;
debentures
working capital.
Co.;
Curtis;
Pressprich
245,000
Baker,
Co.;
Co.:
M.
Marks
Curtis;
companies.,
&
&
Shields
to
Fenner
Clark,
Lane,
cumulative
Mechanics
Price,
Howard.
and
shown
for
&
&
A.
and
debentures
Purpose,
Co.
Company;
Hallgarten
Hentz
Co.;
W.
t«'o insurance
225,000
Lazard
Fenner
Moseley
Co.;
Stitel,
Co.;
Purpose,
&
Inc.;
Johnson,
Oversubscribed.
Basket
struction
-e,. refunding
($52,500,000)
($22,500,000).
Price,
100%Vr
&
Co.;
Light
&
and
Watts
Weeks;
debentures
Purpo
capital
interest.
the
shown
15,
15-vear
R.
Co.;
&
S.
Dickson & Co.,;Inc.; Drexel & Co.;
&
3'v
&
Pierce,
Jackson
Inc.;
&
Pierce,
Atwill
Baker,
M.
Corp.
Co.;
&
shares
$100).
bank
Webber,
Chace,
Harriman
Co.;
230,000 Cavciulish
pari.
Lvnch,
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Acceptance
Sachs
Ripley
Securities
construction.
rill
& Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co.. Inc
: Wood. Struthers
Woodard-Elwood & Co.; Wurts, Dulles & Co., and
Motors
Staats
Power
(no
Estabrook
Dean
Langley
F.
Co.;
Rothschild
F.
Webster
&
Wertheim & Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
75,000,000 General
R;
Inc.;
Douglas & McEvoy;
C.
Lynch,
Webber,
Co.;-Riter
L,
&
stock
new
Van
G.
W.
Merrill
Schwabacher
1,515,000 Florida
Stifel,
Wood
&
Co.;
Wagenseller
Co.;
Christensen,
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Webster & Gibson;
Weeden & Co.
Winslow,
&
Co.;
by
First
Oversubscribed.
&
Alstyne.
The
75,000
(par
repay
White,
Co.;
&
Co.;
White,
vnlonment
Co.;
Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony <fc Co.;
G. H.
Walker
&
Co.;
Wertheim
&
Co.;
White, Weld <fc Co.;
Winslow,
Douglas & McEvoy
and Dean Witter & Co.
S.
Co., Inc.; StiPmsn, Mavnard & Co.; Stix &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud &
Co., Inc.;
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas
&.
Co.; Spencer Tra.sk
& Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Underwood,
&
Stone
'
&
Stern,
Corp.;
stork
Hornblower & Weeks;
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn,
Kidder,
Co.;
&
Paine,
Inc.;
William
•
'
Stetson
$293,880 Acme
&
Harriman
Co.;
&
IKON,
Bos¬
Goldman,
Co.;
&
Co.;
to
$53,948,871
Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.:
Scrib¬
Co.;
Morgan
Co.;
Hutzler;
Co.;,.Starkweather
Eoyce; Stern Brothers & Co.;
Fox;
Co.;
&
Laird
Stanley &
Co.,
&
&
h
Co.
stock
Weeks;
Hornblower
Co.;
stock
John
Co.;_ Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
Lundbo'rg & Co.; Laurance M. Marks & Co.;
Reynolds
Schwabacher
&
Lemon
Co.;
Writer
'
-
Co.,
Schneider
Hammill
Smith,
R.
H.
&
Scott & Slringfellow;
Shearson,
Agnew
Simon
Barney
&
Co.;
Shuman,
L
Smith,
Smithers
&
Schmertz
Parke;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Chas.
ner;
Bros.
Forgan
Dillon
to
Price, at par (flat).
Completed.
&
Hampshire
Paine,
Pancoast;
Co.;
&
and
mon
Ellis
Co.;
$19.75
Co.
Bate¬
&. Sons;
Eastman,
Estabrook
Marache
Inc.;
Ohio
Th<
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman <fc Renshaw; Roger;
& Tracy, Inc.; Rotan, Mosle and
Cooper; L. F. Rothschild
&
Glore,
and
Brown
&
Co.;
Blunt
&
and
Co.;
holders,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Beane;
Ric*
Co.;
Corp.;
Mason-Hagan,
&
-
Riter
&.
Boettcher
Alex,
&
Inc.;
Corp.;
Public
&
&
per share.
and
par
Price,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Betuie;
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Pacific North¬
west Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaff*'ay
& Hopwood;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Riter & Co.;
Rotan, Mosle & Cooper; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Dallas
Rupe & Son; Shields & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone
& Webster Securities
Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Spencer
repay
&
Irving
.
..
■
&
&
Freres
'
Inc.;
Granbery,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.,
at
Co.;
••♦o-k
pursuant
Underwritten
Pressprich
&
par
&
Marks
cumu¬
to
Read
Weeks
Becker & Co.,
Courts
Inc.;
Corp.;
Co.;
Co.,
&
&
5%
Price,
Dillon,
by
Baker,
Co.;
G.
of
Purpose,
loans.
($50,000).
par.
Townsend,
at
Trask
construction.
&
A.
Securities
Johnston,
ft*
Pizzini
Putnam
&
P^'ne.
'
W.
B.
A
f*
Prescott, Shepard
Co., Inc.;
Pressprich
C'"tv*
Chrirfmseo.
&
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;
Wm.
R.
Writer
.Wkson
Blyth
Sullivan
Equitable
Nev-
Whipple
Simmons;
$100).
Underwritten
Eichler & Co.;
west
Webbov.
and
138,798 Wisconsin
shares
110.000
(par
new
Bacon,
Son
&
Co.; Newberger & Co.;
Newhord, Cook A*
Co.; Paul J. Nowland & Co.; The Ohio Co.: Pacific North¬
Paine.
for
and
man,
&
Co.
Gas
stock
Inc.;.
.
..
bolds
Co.;
Interstate
preferred
&
common
employees
Newton
Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
ginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb,
are
'
bank
by
Walker
of
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Blair,
&
Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Blyth &,
Co., Inc.; Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co,, Inc.;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Dewar,
pre¬
stock
H.
<
sharps
Rollins
July
while
par,
G.
Co.
reduce
New
Co.;
Anthony
Walker
The Milwaukee
common
UTILITIES
&
R.VW.
H.
Co.
PUBLIC
worth,
H.
G.
Price,
Inc.
at
value and al classes of
offering prices.)
no
their
Securities
cumulative preferred stock (par $25).
stocks
M"D:n-
W.
at
Hornblower
Inc.
3XU%
due
Webster
&
Co.;
&
for
of
Securities
2,000,000 Southwestern
for improvements, etc.
Price,
100%
interest.'* Placed privately through Salomon
Hutzler
&
&
Leon'.rd
Co.
Moseley
Corp.;
Purpose,1
accrued
Bros.
Commission'
Co.;
&
Service
Co.;
Sachs
1989.
and
to
Lentz,
S.
Noyes
Power
&
31.142
Price,
Columbia
*$6,300,000 British
Co.;
Corp.;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;. Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Stone <"&
Canadian Government
Milwaukee
The
Co.
preferred
($5,000,000)
and
Robertson
;
&
Rand
cumulative
Tucker,
-
.
$213,705,000
M"r,-irmi"k
Co.;
by
Service
4.50%
Inc.;
banws.
uie
&
Goldmam,
Hemphill,
Merrill
Lynch,
Corp, 6,000 shares of 4.75%
cumu¬
stock
(par
$100).
Purpose,
for
new
Price, at par and accrued dividends.
Placed
with institutional investors.
:
agent.
consolidated Federal Farm Loan
Langley
Boston
1955.
money" ($23,Macdonald G. New-
C.
Co.,
preferred
privately
consolidated
due
Of¬
Un¬
plan.
&
"new
and
$19.75
public.
construction.
Inc.;
.1,20%
and
($67,450,006)
Price,
to
White,
Hutton
construction
new
Underwritten
Agency Issues
Banks
Ac
stock
Telephone Co. 6,250 shares of 6% cumulative
stock (par $20),- Purpose, refunding ($75,000)
*600,000 Mobile. Gas
York.
Aug. 2, 1954 and due Feb. 1, 1960.
Purpose,
($114,000,000) and for lending operations ($9,Price,
100Va%
and
accrued interest.
Offered
000,000),
•
Young, Weir, Inc.: M'-M's'er Hutchin¬
Miller & Co.; Merrill Lvnch. Pierce,
Mead,
Beane;
Mitchum,
S.
Inc.;
&
Mcleod,
Co.;
and
Lighting
purchase
preferred
Co.
dated
refunding
.
E.
refunding
Insurance
Life
and
Federal
comb,
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
Co.;
nell
W.
Anthony
Co:
.,and for
due
notes, due
for working
and
W.
Stone
Corp.;
500,000).
255,000)Price,
Kidder
&
&
Island
125,000 Mid-Texas
Petroleums, Ltd., promissory notes,
due
1959.
for working capital, etc.
Placed privately with
Joseph.
M.
Hentz
615,055 Long
working
McDougal
common
loans.
$21.62 y2
Peabody
Beane;
Inc.;
Senior
notes,
and
Bond
1%%
Co.
Purpose,
123,000,000 Federal Land Banks 2Vt7o
Co.;
E.
&
Securities
Tucker,
pany;
I
years.
Purpose, to repay
institutional investors.
to
1% %
Co.
and
stock
advances
or
Weld & Co.; A. C.
Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; F, S. Moseley
& Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Press¬
prich & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Shields & Com¬
V
Hirsch
Son;
Kidder,
Fenner
Union
Allyn & Co.,
^
,
lVi%,.2Vn%
to
one
Purpose, refunding
Irving Lundborg & Co ; Mackall & Coe:
MacNaughton-Greenawalt <fe Co.; Liu-enc M. Marks A-
250,000
Pierce,
Corp.;
principal
without under¬
public,
per
Pierce,
common
in
and
bank
and
Corp.;
'
bank
of
C.
Loewi
&
Sold
debentures
&
Sons;
Ki;kpatrick-Pettit
Co.;
bonds
reduce
Co.;
reduce
Boston
F.
&
First
Weeks;
Kalman
Tavlor
&
to
to
Lynch,
subscription by stockholders.
(14,183) underwritten by Blvth &
Webster
Gregory
Hewitt;
&
debenture
100%
Merrill
Curtis;
& Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
4
Investment
15,
The
Sulzberger &
Ripley & Co.,
&
in
due
Associates
Farm
Langley & Co.; Iazard Freres & Co.: lee Higpdmmn
Corp.; John C. Legg &
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
S.
R.
Livingstone, Crouse & Co.; Crrl M. Ioeb. Rhoades & Co.:
&
loans.
Purpose,
The Illinois Company;
Co.;
Jories, Kreeger
Peabody
Co.;
Hilliard
B.
Hornblower
&
First
Barney
&
.
Investment
notes,
*$550,000 Britalta
Share Corp.; Janney & Co.; Jenks,
Johnston, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.;
&
J.
Co.;
Hutton
&
&
Kidder,
Kuhn,. Loeb &
W.
Co.;
&
Grubbs;
Johnston,
&
&
Hogle
Co.; W. E.
The
Noyes
Purpose,
$25
for
shares
Co.;
OIL
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Smith,
7,500,000 Public
&
Richards
J.
&
\
George,
to
stockholders
Subscribed
capital.
Goodbody
Anderson;
Purpose,
to
company
subscribed
$6,500,000
Foster
Co.;
by
lative
Southwest
&
$10).
&
Price,
repay
Price,
Jackson &
investments
Investment
Purpose,
Associates
June
*
-
h*.
Equitable
A.
State
Sachs
capital.
to
Webber,
Corp.;
make
to
(par $10),"
Co.;
Hill
Co.;
Hutton
&
$1.25
Purpose,
par).
of
Inc.
share
stock
&
The
Harriman
(par
fered
interest.
Miller
The
*
company
jf
,
Co.;
subordinated
5%
by
accrued
Co.;
Purpose,
Condon,
for capi¬
and
&
sold.
Securities
per- share.'
capital.
*500,000
Partners Ltd.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden.
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman &
Miller
100%
All
and
shares
&
$1).
per
Purpose,
(no
60,000
13,655,318 Long Island Lighting Co. 690,062 shares of
&
Marache
&
'
■:
June
&
Inc.;
Hallowell,
Co.;
Co.
1969.
Walker
H.
working
Offered
bank
Co.;
Co.;
&
G.
I,
Co.
subsidiaries.
&
sinking fund subordinated
from date- of issue.
for
*500,000 Associtcs
Eastman,
Garrett
Sachs
July
due
privately
Co.;
Pomeroy,
Price, $10.1272 per share.
Underwritten
by Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Schirmer, Atherton <&
Co.; F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.; Shea & Co,, Inc.; Hodgson
,
Inc. 6%
Price,
by
Finance
term
Co.;
First
Robert
Goldman,
&
&
Co.;
&
&
Placed
1,
Dain
Doollttle
Co.;
Co.,
expenditures.
June
&
construction.
new
and Including Five Years)
Dixon
Chapman
Corp.;
&
capital
due
&
&
Walker
Paine,
Co.
(par
Co.
notes
Pressprich
Hutton
299,700 General Waterworks Corp. 29,600 shares of
sinking fund debentures
for working capital.
Price,
sinking fund
Phelps & Co.
years
and
.
C.
Dominick
Elkins,
&
Farwell,
Corp.; First of Michigan
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
Inc;;
Co.;
Clement
Co.;
Co.;
Field.
&
for
5%
Ohio
by Paine,
MISCELLANEOUS
,
Merle-Smith;
Co.
Inc.;
Deetjen
&
M.
Crouter
Corp.;
Pont
Boston
Co.;
&
10
&
Co.;
Skaggs &
&
Noonan,
Emanuel,
Securities
Inc.;
Dick
Read
Securities
Co.,
Ferris
Co.;
I.
J.
Townsend,
Dillon,
Francis
Co.;
Davis,
&
Brefscher
Dominion
&
Co.;
Haven
Inc.;
Dixon
The
Drexel
Co.;
De
Dempsey-Tegeler
R.
Co.;
Securities
Co.;
Inc.
series B,
G.
Central Republic Co. (Inc.i; Chace,
Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.;
E.
W. Clark &
Co.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin &
-Burr, Inc.; Coggeshall & Hicks; C. C. Collings and Co.,
Inc.;
&
Webster
Hentz
Corp.;
Co.;
&
Oversubscribed.
for
and
W.
R.
Schoellkopf,
Co.; G. H.
&
Dickson
H.
Co.;
Higginson
Merrill, Turben
Curtis;
Co.;
S.
R.
&
Lee
Beane;
The Ohio
Co.; Fulton,
Reid
&
Co.;
Merrill, Turben & Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Hayden,
Miller & Co.;
McDonald & Co, and Sweney Cartwright
Placed
Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
Central National Corp.;
&
McKelvy
&
Fenner
annually
etc.
&
&
Co.;
Hallgarten
Weeks;
Co.;
Smithers
Underwritten
Stone
due
S.
loans
share.
writing.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Crowell, Weeaon & Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.;
Co.,
Public Markets,
Western
loans
$172,540,000
Burke & MacDonald;
Caldwell,
notes
bank
convertible
Purpose,
expenditures.
Co.;
Rollins
&
through
6%
1969.
Gas
amount.
Weeks
Eichler
&
serial
cor¬
Massa¬
Kidder,
Robert
North
Bateman,
30,
Purpose,
United
due
and
Parker
Baker,
Stearns
Simmons;
Bosworth,
and
Co.;
5V\r/c
Jackson
F.
&
White, Weld & Co.
Emerich
Co.;
&
Fitch,
Alex. Brown & Sons;
Byllesby
Ames,
Auchincloss,
Whipple
Watts
Kraus;
Bartow
Inc.;
Co.,
Bacon,
Baker,
Williams
Inc.;
&
Strudwick;
Co.;
Inc.-;
Co.;
Co.
&
Ames
&
&
Bulge &
Co.;. Baxter,
997c
by Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Almstedt
Brothers;
American
Inc.;
E.
A.
Anderson
Ball,
Becker
Co.
&
Inc.;
Price,
other
with
Marks
Dodge &
Co.;
&
Co.
of
Telephone
cumulative preferred stock
Corp. 6% subordinated debentures, se¬
1964.
Purpose, for working capital,
Inc.
'and Fraser,
10-year debentures
refunding.
for
privately
Co.
Clark,
&
1,500,000 General
due
1,
privately
Underwritten
•
.
pur¬
Underwritten
Corp.;
&
Purpose,
Corp.
May
debentures,
series
corporate
notes
M.
Rothschild
Inc.;
and accrued interest. Offered by Arthurs, Lestrange
and McKelvy & Co.
Tropical
tal
senior
for
and
Placed
through Glore, Forgan & Co.
-
due
-
1,
June
Co.,
1964.
,'■*
,
300,000
-
June
Placed
due
at par
promissory
purposes.
($484,000i
Insurance
Purpose, for working capital,
McKelvy & Co.-
Investment
A,
due
privately through The Ohio Company.
000,000 Fidelity
1964.
1,
Thrift
&
insurance
3%-37»%-4%
general
bv
corporate
privately with
Peabody & Co.
Inc.
Life
sinking fund
F.
Sons;
Drexel
Hornblower
Webber,
L.
*
Co.
($516,000),
Investment
May
150,000 Trip-Charge,
sold.
1,
Louis
&
Inc.;
Co.;
to
for
Offered
only.
refunding
privately through
etc.
:
due
and
Placed
Publications,
Purpose,
debentures
Brown
Co.,
&
&
Placed
sinking fund notes due July
through Kidder,
Federated
fund
Insurance
Mutual
ries
(SI,207.000).
residents
($3,060,000).
purposes
sinking
capital
to
3% 7c
refunding
1.
<
.
Co.
refunding ^ ($793,000»
working
Company
Inc.
Purpose,
4V2 7>'
Purpose,
and
Ohio
&
—.
,
•
Co.
1974.
*5,500,000 Burdines,
*2 000,000
July
Purpose, ior advance to Canadian subsidiary.
privately through Eastman, Dillcn
2 000,000
due
St.
of
Service, Inc." 4%%
purposes
Thrift
to
notes
Co.
through
Peabody & Co. and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
*640,000
Loan
Life
Gas
Purpose,
porate
Beneficial
&
3%% subordinated
Purpose, refunding ($1,108,000) and for
($692,000).
Placed
privately
with
the
1964.
capital
Suburban
Stubbs,
MISCELLANEOUS
♦$5, 000,000
Alex.
•
,
^
'
Laurence
Co.;
Corp.;
Co.;
subordinated debentures,- series A, .due
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
with an institutional investor through
Co.
&
Weeden
,
Co.
1964.
privately
Stifel,-
Stroud
Co.;
Finance
May
Placed
Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Inc.; Schmidt,. Poole, Roberts &
Co.,
&
Legg
Corp.
Co.,
&
Co.,
C.
&
& Co.;
Shields
Investment
John
Leonard
Rand
Nicolaus
Co.;
Co.;
Schmertz
C.
&
Pollock
Co., Inc.;
R.
Hentz
7
&
Mer¬
Co.;
*
Represents
Issues
placed
t Indicates issues sold
t Indicates
special
privately,
competitively,
offering.
Inc.
8)
"as
a
speculation."
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1768)
four
(par
cents).
Reed
E.
Co.
31.250
six
Price,
expenses.
"as
a
Co.;
and
37,500
220,000 St.
Simeon
stock
tion
'."y;
V
Offered
50,000
Uranium
by
of common
explora¬
<U. S. funds),
shares
Completed.
Gordon & Co., Inc.
Philip
Juan Mining & Developing Co. 1,000,000 shares of
common stock
(par five cents). Purpose, for rehabilitation
San
of
properties,
public,
Price
etc.
at
Offered
par.
without underwriting,
"as
by
to
company
(par
one
cent). Purpose, for exploration expenses, etc. Price,
five cents per share. Offered by company to public, with¬
&
underwriting
"as
300,000
(par
leum
Finance
300,000 Utah
shares
1,200,000
Corp.
J.
Shapiro
of
by
Offered
share.
and
Mining
Uranium
National
stock
common
(par
development
2,550,000
Ultrasonic
150,000 Utco
y
Uranium
(par
Corp.
cent).
one
Price,
penses.
1,199,600 shares
Purpose, for
25
cents
H.
Price,
Price. &
Courts &
Sudler
176,000 Western
stock
(par
ment
Inc.
shares
44,000
of
Whitelock
G.
by
Uranium
Co.
C.
Haas
Completed.
Co.
&
at
cents).
of
4,000,000 shares
Purpose,
Offered
par.
stock
common
development
for
expenses.
Inc.
Havenor-Cayias,
by
"as
Harris,
&
Barrett
Co.;
&
Inc.;
&
Inc.;
Broome
a
speculation."
Securities
First
Willis,
Co.;
&
Woodard-Elwood &
of
Co.
77,000 United
stock
INDUSTRIAL
stock
$1).
(par
working
Van
Electronics,
Purpose,
capital.
100,000
Inc.
Price,
to
shares
bank
repay
$4
for
common
loans
and
Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Crowell, Weedon & Co.
equipment
and
shares
700
by
242,743
working
and
$110
$2
centsi.
share.
per
Vickers
out
Corp.
48,660
Price,
subscription
Kaufmann
of
&
stock
common
stockholders,
common
&
Co.
300,000
Purpose,
$32
121,440
for
written
Offered
stockholders.
common
of
by Merrill
by
by
and
(par
$10).
Pierce,
Fenner
(3,315)
&
under¬
Aiken
&
Weeks; White, Weld & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Estabrook &
Co.; Putnam & Co.; and G. H. Walker & Co.
stock
common
from
Erie
&
Price,
Higginson
Steel
$1.50
Corp,
Pipe
and
Purpose,
share.
per
W.
shares
Steel
general
Co.,
&
working
500,000
Purpose,
capital.
Hunter
by
Inc.
Price,
Securities
60
cents
"as
Corp.
shares
capital
for
of
&
and
for
Offered
share.
stock
$li.
(par
Purpose,
working capital. Price,
pany
for subscription
scribed
Pierce,
Allyn
shares
Fenner
&
Simmons
Republic
$11.25
stock
Oil
by
(23,8941
&
share.
Abbott,
&
duPont
&
Co.;
Eastman.
Dillon
&
M.
&
Marks
&
Co.;
Merrill,
Lynch,
A.
Co.;
&
4.40%
Inc.;
Winslow,
Inc.;
Francis
Glore,
I.
Forgan
Weld
Co.;
Sherrerd;
Coffin
&
duPont
&
&
Co.;
Chace,
Burr,
&
Bosworth,
Co.;
Inc.;
The
Sullivan
Whiteside,
Columbia
cumu¬
First
&
a
ers & Co.
stock
West
par).
Inc.
common
stock
$1J.
Noyes &
(par
Hemphill,
by
shares
per
share.
of
common
Offered
stock
(par
The
First
by
&
Co.,
Inc.
shares of com¬
Underwritten
300,000
Price, $16.75 per share.
Kidder, Peabody
Inc.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.;
& Co.;
Ball,
A
C.
Burge (fc
Boettcher
D.
B.
Robertson
&
Co.;
Equitable Securities
Schwabacher & Co.; Smith, Barney &
& Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
& Tyson; Tucker, Anthony &
& Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
White & Co.; White, Hattier & Sanford; White.
Co., and Dean Witter & Co. Oversubscribed.
Bobbins, Inc. 24,800 shares of common stock
Offered by Carl M.
&
Co. 4,300 shares of com¬
per share.
Offered by
Engineering
&
$5).
Price, $23
Completed.
(par
Co.
&
and
shares of pre¬
shares of common
value)
in units of one
500,000
Inc.
500,000
share.
Purpose,
L.
construct
to
capital.
working
for
Lester
by
TRUSTS,
Peabody
HOLDING,
Corp.;
Brewing Co.
Price, $16.75
Completed.
Price,
best-efforts
shares
100,000
Corp.
tal
stock
market
stock
mon
by
$1).
Purpose,
for
Fund Distributors,
of
Price,
at
Offered by MICA
&
(par
Scott,
(par
stockholders.
$5).
Offered
par.
Unsubscribed
company
shares
working
for
Purpose,
by
for
capital.
mon
stock
&
Price,
&
$1).
$3.75
class B
Kay,
Jersey
Gas
&
Co.;
share.
Offered
A.
E.
Masten
&
Co.;
Arthurs,
Steele & Co., and Jenks, Kirk-
Oversubscribed.
by
Co. 77,500 shares of common
$22 per share.
Offered by The
Wertheim & Co. Oversubscribed.
&
Ames,
stock
First
Horner & Mason, Inc.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Ander¬
Strudwick; Abbott, Proctor & Paine: Willis, Kenny
Inc.; Investment Corp. of
and Wyllie and ThornhilL
&
Co.
Norfolk; Miller
Oversubscribed.
&
Oversubscribed.
certain employees for
Pacific RR. C®. 50,000
preferred stock, series A (par
through Blyth & *Co^ Inc.
5,000,000 Western
Lestrange & Co.; Fauset,
land & Grubbs.
Price, $20.87Vi per
Completed.
scription by
employee.
for general corporate pur¬
share.
Underwritten by A. M.
Co.
Richards
Completed.
$5).
Price,
Corp. and
Ayres,
Noyes
com¬
292,500 Thorofare Markets, Inc. 9,750 shares of common stock
(par 25 cents). Purpose,, for working capital.
Price, $30
per share.
Underwritten by Hiil'me, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc.; Glover & MacGregor Inc.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
,
per
43,344 West Bend Aluminum Co. 4,300 shares of
stock (par $5).
Price, $10.08 per share.
Purpose,
per
share. Offered
Hornblower A;
First California
Oversubscribed.
$23.37V2
309,350 United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc. 93,525 shares of
common stock (par $1).
Price, $14 per share. Offered by
Lehman Brothers;
Hornblower & Weeks, and Hemphill,
subscription by
Underwritten
Casualty Co. 48,730 shares of
(par
poses.
Kidder
Price,
(1,190).
by Johnston, Lemon & Co.
182,738 State Fire
$10).
& Co.
Patterson,
1
stock
Oversubscribed.
1,484,375 Southern Materials Co., Inc. 156,250 shares of common
stock (par $2).
Price, $9.50 per share. Underwritten by
Bache & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
MISCELLANEOUS
at
$1).
1,705,000 South
&
Price,
(par
Curtis.
Emerich
son
common
and
Refining Corp. 44,711 shares of com¬
Reinholdt & Gardner.
and
son
Inc.
$300,000 International Bank of Washington (D. C.) 60,000 shares of
Brothers
1104,375 Signode Steel Strapping Co. 5,000 shares of common stock
common
investment.
$7.49).
Lehman
Not reoffered immediately.
760,500 Ray-O-Vac Co. 39,000 shares of common stock (par $2.50}.
Price, $19.50 per share.
Offered by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
common
$5,640,079
,
Corp ;
Stone
&
Webster Securities Corp.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Boston
asset value June 30,
Securities
Weeks;
Co.,
of
basis."
(par
(net
10,000 shares of commpn stock (no
per share.
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
by W. E. Hutton & Co.
$10
dealer-manager.
as
Union
to
1,145,120 Quaker State Oil &
ETC.
shares
82,451
acted
Co.
&
I,8i9,000 Pittston Co. 17,000 shares of 5,/2% cumulative convertible
preferred stock (par $100). Price, $107 per share. Offered
Fortune.
La
TRADING,
Associates
&
Ohio Manufacturing Co. 23,400 shares of common
Price, $26.75 per share. Offered by A. G.
Co. Inc.
Completed.
(par $5).
$17,010,834 Pioneer Natural Gas Co. 769,721 shares of common stock
(par $7.50).
Price, $22.10 per share. Sold by Sinclair Oil
&
Investment
Boston
of
Offered
Wertheim & Co. and associates.
749,000 Mutual Investment Co. of America 100,000 shares of capi¬
Co,,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman
Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; The
Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; H. M Payson
& Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchin &
Co. and Wood, StruthBrothers
shares
2,850
Ray)
Machine
625,950 Murray
(par
stock, series A, (par $100i. Purpose, for
Price, at par and accrued dividends. Under¬
by White,
Butcher
&
of
Moore
stock
mon
Becker
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for investments in Canada.
Price,
$25 per share.
Underwritten by White, Weld & Co. "on
prelerred
expansion.
written
shares
$18).
Price, $43 per share.
Rhoades & Co.
Completed.
98,900 McNeil
Carl
Co.;
Cook & Co.; Paine. Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds
Co.; Julius A. Rippel, Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Stein
Bros. & Boyce; Stroud &
Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; and White, Weld & Co.
of
B.
(par
ETC.
stated
common
loans
2,500,000 Inter-Canadian
C.
N^whard,
10,000,000 Great Northern Paper Co. 100,000 shares
16,000
basis.
and
cents
10
one
Utilities
Kidder,
Unsub¬
Paine;
Turben
Co.
$24.75 per share. Offered
Price,
Company;
&
H.
par.
(par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
general corporate purposes. Price, $29 per share. Offered
by
company
for subscription by common stockholders.
&
lative
at
Hotel,
$9.90)
Offered
Irving Lundborg & Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald
Laurence
by
com¬
Oversubscribed.
share.
$17.50
Smith,
develop¬
exploratory and
Offered by
for
BUILDINGS,
(par
repay
INVESTMENT
com¬
Ingalls & Snyder; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; A. M. Kidder
& Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; John Kormendi Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co.;
Offered
78,398 shares of
Inc.
Co.;
Loeb,
stock
Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.;
H.
Hentz
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
& Co.;
share.
per
Completed.
Co.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Dewar,
Dillon
1,041,600 McKesson
-
com¬
by
Merrill
by
Proctor
by
common,
Co.;
Weld
800,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose,
for
exnloration
and
develonment
par
unit.
$2,391,079 Eastern
stockholders.
common
underwritten
Beane;
com¬
Co.
and
by
Offered
of
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; W. E. Button
Ingalls & Snyder; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard
Freres & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.;
McCormick & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; The Milwaukee Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Rotan, Mosle & Cooper;
Co. 6,000,000 shares of common stock
Purpose,
Continental
stock
(no
preferred
Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Central
Co. (Inc.t; Cohu & Co.; Henry Dahlberg & Co.;
Francis I.
Co.;
a
Vegas
ferred
for capital expenditures and
per
shares
Howard,
stock
common
expenditures
per
common
(
George
Co.;
Co.;
Corp.
$5,000,000 Las
a
speculation."
a
stock.
Bonbright & Co.; Clark, Dodge
&
Pancoast; Drexel & Co.;
Corp.; First
Southwest Co.; Foster & Marshall; Fridley & Hess; Robert
Garrett & Sons; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
$650,000
Lee
"as
6,497,449 Fairehilcl Engine & Airplane Corp. 577,551 shares of
&
on
hotel,
Corp.
centst.
of
William Blair & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
McDonald
etc.
Price,
"best-efforts"
cents).
per
Universal
10
(par
of
Price, 25 cents per share. Offered by company
subscription by stockholders without underwriting.
for
speculation."
300,000 Essex
common
shares
6,628
Parchment
10,010
(J.
Russ
expenses.
corporate
Underwritten
Brooks
Co.
$38.50
Corp.
Corp.
of
& Co.,
Eastman,
(no
of
to repay advances
for
and
Co.
P.
200,000
Corp.
live cents).
(par
Forge
purposes.
mon
cents).
LAND,
Plastic
of
11,500
Co.
Mfg.
stock (par $1).
167,500 Pabst
five
Horn-
Beane;
blower
Reinforced
shares
Dominick & Dominick;
and
&
unit.
Purpose,-for exploration
expenses,
200,000 Oklahoma
-Co.;
300,000 Erie
by
sold.
per
Price,
Co.
Kraus;
Oversubscribed.
five
ment
working capital. Price,
for subscription by
shares
All
Co.
$24.25
Allyn
company
Unsubscribed
Lynch,
stock
common
construction
new
share.
per
shares
shares
1,500,000
Corp.
cents).
Denver Northern Oil
(par
Co.
two
Offered
(par
Albert
with¬
underwriting.
3,886,080 Bullard
(par
share.
ol
group
stock
Corp.; Townsend, Dabney
Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus
OH
&
common
$31.50
per
share.
Offered
Curtis.
Completed.
(par $10).
Completed.
mon
&
and
development costs.
Price,
10 cents per share.
Offered
by J. A. Hogle & Co.; Coombs & Co.; Harrison S. Brothers
& Co.; W. D. Nebeker & Co.,-.P. G. Christopulos & Co.;
Cromer
Brokerage
Co.;
A.
P.
Kibbe
& Co.;
Whitney
Investment Co.; James E. Reed Co.; and Walter Sondrup
and
Co.
stock
mon
Price,
etc.
Uranium
Co.
series
&
Inc.
Co.
Vegetable
5,025,000 McDermott
by company to public, without underwriting.
$150,000 Comstock
($69,125) and for work¬
per
share. Offered by
$1.75
by
capital,
shares
Purpose, refunding
($16,030).
for
company
W.
by Jay
Completed.
Plastics
capital
shares_ of common stock
working
lor
Offered
(par 25 cents).
ing
Purpose,
Brothers.
85,155 Brilhart
140,000
of
1,500
Price,
&
stock
Macmillan
Chas.
50
(par
Inc.
Co.
Lumber
Higginson
$10).
OIL
Industries,
bonds,
per
Hardware
basis.
Lee
Trust
$33,674,002
subscribed.
280,000 Bassons
4%
(par 50 cents).
Price, $3 per share.
Under¬
by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
on a "best-
49,875 Marsh
Purpose,
per
shares
per
Price,
$10).
Becker
Price,
by
Over¬
(par
Co.;
stock
common
capital. Price,
(no
&
stock
Co.
of class A preferred
of
Bacbe
by
Placed privately with a
by Glore, Forgan & Co.
Jackson
(Edward)
Co.;
Offered
for
Underwritten
share.
per
of
$100)
trust
Chemical
$1).
Webber.
G»
&
in units of one share of each class of stock.
par)
$400,000 American
(par
common
Chicago;
700 shares
Manufacturing Co.
(par
MANUFACTURING
AND
stock
common
investors
396,000 Kalamazoo
$5,497,335
OTHER
$20). Price,
Completed.
(par
Co.
&
berger & Co.; and Baruch Brothers & Co., Inc.
Sills,
Kenny
by
of
share.
Placed privately with a
through
Lehman
Brothers;
Laird,
Francis I. duPont & Co.; and Laird
Meeds;
Almy
written
Oversubscribed.
Co.
$9,000
&
mon
(par
Corp.;
Hancock, Blackstock & Co.;
Scherck, Richter Co.; Southwestern
stock
Offered
$1.50
Securities
&
stock
Co.;
Stockton
Co.;
Sutro
Inc.;
Mason,
shares
2,800
common
Co.
A.
&
McDowell;
Inc.; Ferris & Co.;
&
Horner
Offered
share.
21,700
Price,
about
255,178 Hines
Blosser
Straus,
Inc.;
of
share.
collateral
RR.
Inc.
Bissell
The Robin¬
Inc.;
Co.
Reynolds
by
per
1965.
of
&
Franklin,
Meyer & Barnett; Fridley & Hess; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs &
Co.;
Emanuel Deetjen & Co.; Shillinglaw,
Bolger & Co.;
C.
S. Brown & Co.;
Dempsey & Co.;
Eldredge. Tallman & Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner; First
Southwest Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Keith Reed
& Co. Inc.; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Taussig, Day & Co.,
Inc.; Taylor & Co.; Clisby & Co.; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.;
Kramer-Gardner
Co.;
Smith,
Polian
&
Co.,
and
'
three
(par
Price,
&
& Co.
Pierce
Scott,
Co.;
Newton
Ayers,
common
10 cents). Purpose, for exploration and develop¬
Price, at market
(approximately $4 per
Offered
Co.,
&
Securities
Clayton
expenses.
sharei.
per
120,000
Uranium,
&
stock
common
Van
Over¬
Co.
efforts"
of
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Co.;
Securities
Gold
Rauscher,
Co.;
Peet
Lentz,
Co.
&
O.
Fairman
share.
per
cents).
362,250 Dewey
share.
per
son-Humphrey
shares of common stock
exploration and drilling ex¬
Offered by Amos C.
for
cents
$12.75
1,
group
Underwritten by A. C. Allyn &Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Dittmar & Co.; James
1,500,000
Purpose,
10
shares
by
Co.
&
shares
per
10,000 shares of
investors
Atomics,
Price,
for working capital.
for subscription by
Purpose,
200,000
Corp.
Ohio
&
13,500,000 Christiana
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working capital.
$5).
H.
,
10
non-cumulative
15,000 shares of 6%
$1).
(par
par.
Weedon
10,000
preferred
Offered
$36.87^
Jan.
Kravitz
capital expenditures
Offered by com¬
Offered by company
stockholders, without underwriting.
at
Price,
Corp.
cent).
one
expenses.
stock
preferred
of
exploratory
per
share.
Offered by Carroll, Kirchner & Jacquith, Inc. and Cromer
Brokerage Co. "as a speculation."
299,900 Utah
32,550 Basic
Price, $3 per share.
15,000 Tape Recording Corp.
common
Purpose, for exploration and develop¬
Price,
25 cents per
"as a speculation."
due
A,
100,000 shares of common
for
Co.
Products
convertible
Price,
stock
Purpose,
Supply
Optical Co.
♦60,000,000 Baltimore
without underwriting.
to public,
Underwritten
Crowell,
Completed.
(Inc.);
Co.
and
Price, $23.37Vi
Co. Completed.
&
share.
per
235,194 Industrial
per
expenses.
cents).
10
(par
working capital.
pany
Price,
(par one centt.
ment
$21
0
Soil Builders International Corp.
stock
Corp.
Uranium
Moab
stock
cents
10
exploration and drilling ex¬
share. Offered by Petro¬
for
Purpose,
Price,
etc.
penses,
A,
cent).
one
cumulative
Lee Higginson Corp.; Lester, Ryons
Co., and G. H. Walker & Co.
and
300,000 Uranium Industries, Inc. 3,000,000 shared of common stock
$4).
Metal
368,750 American
Paine.
speculation."
a
Republic
Central
Inc.;
Co.
&
Stone & Co.;
Hayden,
250,000 Ula Uranium, Inc. 5,000,000 shares of common stock
out
Becker
G.
A.
speculation."
a
Forgan
institutional
100,000 shares of common stock
(par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working
capital.
Price,
$25 per share.
Underwritten by Hornblower & Weeks; A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc.; Dixon BretscherNoonan
Inc.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
Smithh, Barney & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
share.
per
Co.
Hospital
(par
t56,000 American
Co.
Electric
2,500,000 Sangamo
Inc. 60,000 shares of common stock
$4
&
stock
Oversubscribed.
& Co.
'
1,000,000
Corp.
Price,
Noel
233,750 American
speculation."
a
class A stock (par
Purpose, for equipment and working capital.
Price,
per share.
Offered by Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout
$1).
Offered by Whitney
etc. Price, 22 cents per share
"as
Pinellas Industries, Inc. 9,975 shares of
$4.75
basis."
subscribed.
par).
$1-Canadiani. Purpose, for drilling and
(par
expenses,
of common
shares
150,000
Inc.
10
Scott Corp. 282,661 shares of common
stock (par $12.50).
Purpose, refunding ($4,050,000) and
for expansion and working capital ($1,685,881).
Price, $21
per share.
Offered by company for subscription by com¬
mon
stockholders, without underwriting.
Oversubscribed.
Uranium Corp. 2 500,000 shares of capital stock •
(par five cents).
Purpose, for equipment and exploratory
best-efforts
a
Representing New Financing
$1).
Alstyne,
5,935,881 Mcrritt-Chapman &
150,000 Royal
share.
Issues Not
Glore,
47,381
"on
$240,000 American Electronics,
(par
Co.,
Electronics
(par
Securities Co.
Vickers Brothers "as a speculation."
com¬
$1,405,238.
cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, 25 cents per share. Offered by 20th Century Pioneer
298,000 National Uranium Corp. 298,000 shares of common stock
(par live cents);
Purpose, for drilling and exploration
expenses,
etc.
Price. Si per share.
Offered by Jay W.
expenses.
Price, six cents per
& Co.
"as a speculation."
Inc. on a "best-
All sold.
basis.
Kendon
stock
100,000 shares of
Purpose, for engineering and develop¬
$6 per share.
Offered by L. H.
Price,
30,000 Trip-Charge, Inc. 10,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $3 per share.
Of¬
fered by Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co. and McKelvy & Co.
Hallowell, Sulz¬
by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc.;
berger & Co., and Baruch Brothers & Co.
efforts"
Mesa
Kaufmann & Co, and
shares of com¬
Purpose, to repay bank loans
Price, $3 per share. Under¬
cents).
50
(par
etc.
working capital, etc.
written
Uranium Corp. 1.434,275 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par five cents). Purpose, for exploration and
drilling expenses, etc. Price, 20 cents per share.
Offered
by Hunter Securities Corp. "as a speculation."
Completed.
w:
286,855 Mountain
for
(par $1).
work,
Mfg. Co., Inc. 106,602
Hardware
stock
mon
Bonnetl
Dumke & Co.; Walter Sondrup;
and James E. Reed Co.
Muir,
Co.;
Industrial
(par
etc.
Offered by E. E. Smith Co.
Price, SI.25 per share.
319,806
(par
Brokerage
ment
Rothchild & Co.
25,000 shares of capital stock
for development
of products,
Inc.
Purpose,
Pealc
stock
ment
Patents,
cents).
10
Uranium Corp. 4,499,000 shares of common
three cents).
Purpose, for drilling and ex¬
ploration expenses.
Price, six cents per share.
Offered
by J. A. Hogle & Co.; Harrison S. Brothers & Co.; P. G.
Christopulos <fc Co.;
W. D. Nebeker &
Co.; Thornton
D. Morris & Co.; Cromer Brokerage Co.; Whitney Invest¬
269,940 Mount
Harley
stock
mon
by company to public, without underwriting.
Co. 2,000.000 shares of capital stock
Purpose, for exploration and drilling
cents per share. Offered by James
speculation."
Uranium
120,000 Monarch
600,000 Transportation Development Corp.
Price, at par.
Purpose, for working capital.
$1).
stock (par
Offered
111,500 shares of common
(James) Co.
111,500 Hanley
(Continued from page 7)
r
Monday, November 1, 1954
$113,313,138
*
Represents
issues placed,
$ Indicates issues sold
t Indicates special
privately.
competitively,
offering.
class B common
Offered for sub¬
account of a former
shares of 5% cumulative
$100). Placed privately
Number 5373 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
l
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(1769)
Clary Multiplier Corp.—Stock Offering—Mention
General Corporation and
:;;
made, in
'
-
The
Of
and
$8,628,757
the
for
sales
income
Sept.
Sept. 30,
after
,
*4y2%
1954, net sales
of
$519,600
compares
with net
income
state
and
profits taxes.—V.
excess
179,
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Earnings Fall Off—
:
Net
after
earnings
taxes
of
this
in the
equal to 26 cents
per share on 351,131 common shares outstanding.
In the correspond¬
ing three months of 1953, earnings were $105,455, equal to 30 cents
per share on the same number of outstanding shares.
Consolidated
net
earnings for the nine months ended Sept.
30,
1954, were $267,022, equal to 76 cents per share, as against $358,141,
equal to $1.02 per share, in the corresponding nine months of 1953.
three
months
—V.
179,
ended
Sept.
30,
totaled
subsidairies
and
company
1954,
$92,891
current
note due
5Yi%
•
cum.
Common
Catalin Corp.
of America
New interests Acquire—
on Board—
—
Henry
Oct.
H.
28
the"
rials,
of
board
directors.
polystyrene
were
*
chemical
Catalln
molding
powders
$15,000,000.
than
more
Reichhold
Mr.
prominent
manufacturer, revealed on
that he and a group of friends have acquired a substantial
of shares in this corporation and are seeking representation
number
on
Reichhold,
is
the
head
lie founded in Detroit in
of
manufactures
oil
and
plastic
additives.
Sales
,
mate¬
raw
last
year
•
Reichhold
1924.
:'
.
Chemicals,
Inc.,
a
company
"Although Catalin's earnings during the past several years have
disappointing," Mr. Reichhold said, "my friends and I believe
that the company has a sound profit potential and great opportunities
Tor expanded sales in the future.
We regard the polystyrene and oil
additives
divisions
of
Catalin
as
especially capable
of
profitable
Catalin
Tor
the
recently
production
.$1,400,000,
in
Catalin's
proving
The
additives
another
Mann
President
additional payments
such
further additional
no
of
be
■Catalin,
City,
in
cost
a
important
manufactures
-
and
Fords.
Chairman
N.
an
111.,
of
excess
producers
materials
lubricating
said
that,
since
in
it
view
of
of
would
and
peting companies.—V. 180,
Oct.
on
of
Catalin.
the
result
of
for
im¬
They
oils.
is
subject
turned down
28
Cerro de Pasco Corp.
of
Act,
action
such
interlocking
the
would
directorates
of
Note
served
&
24,343,597
$5,990,092
363,377
deductions and income taxes.
971,758
$10,079,611
2,264,024
(§)
indemnities—Peru
Pensions—Peru
•
-
conversion
of
495,000
income
of
179,
preferred
of
issue
of
,
the declaration
subsequent to
stock-outstanding or
shares
1954
of
561,161.06,
was
stock
common
stock outstanding
is
underwriters
at Sept.
re¬
stock
forth
set
1954.
27,
F.
whom
Co.
&
Shares
Hutton
Co
20,000
Co
&
&
Inc.
20,000
10,000
Sutro
Lundborg
&
&
Co
10,000
Co.
The
SEC
See Island Creek Coal Co. below.- -V.
cent
used
to
Climax Molybdenum
Arthur H.
Oct.
on
Grand
Junction,
that
Colo.
This
additional
facilities
is
begin at once. The expanded facili¬
of
during
the
The
basis.
be
in
operation
Uranium
past
Texas
and
year
nine
months.
experimenting
has
tested
with
improved process
on
a
pilot plant
an
it
thoroughly
will incorporate this more efficient
expanded mill
180,
inside
been
process."
719.
p.
1960
Colonial Stores Inc.—Current
Period End. Sept. 25—
Sales
$
Oil
the
year
redemption
•
prices
1,
PROCEEDS
be
used
banks.
by
general
ment
total
a
filed
18
all
&
or
of
part
any
under
Co.
York
City,
the
of
the
842,000
Out
—
letter
a
615,275
terms
acted
financial
as
Co.
&
and
in
advisors
this
stock
conditions.
to
of
balance
and
the
&
majority
transaction.—V.
180,
Co.,
New
stockholders
1322.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1954—Month—1953
$
in
notification
of
revenue.,
25,479,342
expenses.
18,182.442
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
the
with
SEC
New
$
$
The
it
1953
9,830,930
52,762,898
5,369,592
34,955,120
oil
and
2.2
from
from
ry.
and
owns
the
1954
railway
the
income—'
oper.
Net
from
ry.
—V.
pipe
Federal
cents
2,650,291
1951
1952
1 644,424
2,410,986
1,922,080
194 725,085 198,803,096
30,,074,978
31,711,386
25,010,508
income—
9 120,163
27,738,360
10,279,882
Cities Service Co.—To Sell Gas Firm
has applied
company
interest
in
to
Arkansas
the
SEC
Louisiana
for
7,392,768
income
Gas
Co.
to
Co., Inc.; and the Commission has issued
the matter for hearing on Nov. 12, 1954,
Cities
and
share,
or
to
additional
non-utility
amendment
Cities
also
of
to
the
$5
Stephens
cash
par
its
to
the
consideration
shares
of
shall
as
an
on
the
income
and
profits
excess
taxes
$2,483,797,
were
outstanding,
and
of
be
to
Number
—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
1954—3 Months—1953
1954—9 Months—1953
taxes..
328,100
784,300
1,618,200
1,807,500
812,939
1.836,087
2,636,878
2,636,878
1.705,565
2,636.878
of
2,636.878
$0.17
shares
179,
—
$0.31
$0.65
923.
p.
—Earnings Slightly Lower
Period End. Sept. 30—
Purchase
R.
stock
of
in
that
the
proposed
sale
income
the
by
it
in
Baird
&
addition
In
the
by,
a
to
use
-deduction
the
at
of
capital
the
Arkla
stock
180,
be
Stephens
-dncp cease
to
per
holdings
all
of
other
share
all
shares
of
to such offer within 15 days after
authorizing the sale by Cities to, and the
the Arkla rtock.
Upon consummation of
best
of
Arkla's
efforts
to
common
cause
from
the
Cities,
divestment
production,
1953
Stephens
by Arkla,
gathering
aggregated,
p.
50,096,021
/ $2.98
Stephens
to
Mississippi
company
River
Fuel
received by Stephens
Corp., of all of
a stockholder
as
consummation of the transactions set forth above,
proposes
to divest itself of all shares of Arkla then held,
be
a
permission to issue
holding company.—V. 180, p.
998.
The
new
per share
which
stock
Interstate
100,000 shares
would
be
offered
of
to
common
the
Stock Offer—
Commerce
stock
Commission
for
(par $5).
fleet
a
of
public at not less than $16.50
trailer-trucks,
to finance
a
plans
new
to
The company,
use
the proceeds
equipment order.—• V.180,
1332.
Light & Power Co. of Bait.
—To Call Convertible Debentures—
will call all of its outstanding 3'/«% convertible deben¬
redemption on Dec. 15, 1954, Charles P. Crane, President,
announced
on
obligations
will
mon
stock,
Oct.
have
until
the
25.
the
Mr.
Crane
right
close
of
to
said
convert
business
on
that
holders
the
of
their
debentures
Dec.
15,
1954,
the
Langley & Co
Freres
Lazard
Lee
*
Central National Corp.—
Central
Republic
Co.
Clark
&
Dodge
Julien
Collins
W.
Lehman Brothers
Carl
M.
&
2,800,000
Rhoades
Loeb,
Co.
750,000
Laurence
Marks
M.
A.
750,000
M'asten
E.
McCormick
750,000
McDonald
Merrill,
Inc.
&
Co
&
&
250,000
Co.—..
Turben
F.
Milwaukee
S.
Moseley
Co
200,000
Bretscher
—
&
Co
Pont
&
Securities
First
of
First
Southwest
Corp..
Corp.
300,000
Co
Nolan-W.
&
Co.,
Reid
Sachs
Noyes
Hogle
E.
&
Shearson, Himmill & Co.
500,000
750,000
Shields
750,000
2,800.000
Singer,
500,000
S.
Co.— 2,800,000
&
Co... 2,800,000
William
Staats &
R.
150,000
Stein
200,000
Co.
Stern Brothers & Co
Co
—
1,200,000
Bros.
Stone &
Boyce—
&
Stroud
&
2,800.000
Inc
Co.,
300,000
Corp.—
American
1,200,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.. 1,200,000
Underwood, Neuhaus &
Space
150,000
Inc
Kaiser
Co
&
Co.
250,000
Spencer
Union
200,000
G.
H.
200,000
Wertheim
Dean Witter
White,
Corp.. 2,800,000
Securities
Walker
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
2,800,000
Co.
&
Co.
250,000
Inc
Trask
Kidder, Peabody & Co.. 2,800,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettls Co.
150,000
&
&
Co
Co.-
Wood,
1431.
750.000
1,200,000
Weld & Co
2,800,000
Co
1,200,000
&
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
p.
250,000
Swiss
150,000
Lemon
180,
150,000
300.000
Janney & Co.
Johnson,
Lane,
-V.
300,000
300,000
Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.
200.000
Co.
Co.,
&
1,200,000
1,200,000
&
200,000
Barney
Smithers
Smith,
F.
Co..
Weeks
200,000
Scrib-
&
Deane
ner
750,000
Co
&
Co
&
Son.
&
&
200,000
300,000
Co
Co.,
Scranton
W.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
Co.,
Ltd..
&
200,000
Co.
&
Hutton
Illinois
250,000
2,800,000
E. Hutton &
F.
W.
<fc
&
Co
&
Stringfellow—
250,000
&
Hilliard
500,000
Chas.
—
B.
&
Inc.
Pomeroy,
—
Partners
Hemphill,
150,000
Hutton
Schoellkopf,
Scott
Inc.
Harris &
2,000,000
Roberts
Poole,
Parke
500,000
Co
Harriman Ripley
200,000
300.000
Co
&
750,000
Co.
Hutz-
&
ler
<k
300,000
Co..
&
Winston
Bros.
Co.—
&
Co._
&
&
150,000
500,000
200,000
and
Schwabacher
B.
Inc
Co
&
200,000
300,000
Mosle
Schmidt,
150,000
1,200,000
750,000
Rothschild
F.
Rowles,
2,800,000
Michigan
Folger,
750,000
Co.
Co.i
Salomon
Co.—
Boston
&
Gardner—
Co.
Inc.
Rotan,
1,200,000
&
First
Pierce
&
&
&
Co.
...
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
L.
500,000
-
A.
Riter
The
1,200,000
&
Co.
&
Reinholdt
2,000,000
du
I.
Corp.
The
200,000
Reynolds
150,000
Hop-
&
Pressprich
Rauscher,
Noonan
Dominick—
1,200,000
Jaffray
W.
Putnam
Co.,
150,000
&
wood
750,000
<fc
1,200,000
Inc.
.....
Piper,
200,000
Chris-
&
Pforzheimer
H.
Co.
200,000
Estabrook
J.
Carl
R.
Merle-Smith
Co.
J.
tensen,
200,000
Dickson
Co.—
Jackson
Writer
150,000
Dominick &
J.
Webber,
300,000
300,000
...
Curtis
&
&
Inc.
&
Co.—
Northwest
Paine,
200,000
Pancoast
Son
200,000
1,200,000
200,000
Ohio
Peters,
1,200,000
Co._,
250,000
Co
&
Newbold's
H.
250,000
Co
Co
&
300,000
Co.
Co
Robertson
S.
300,000
Co.
&
The
&
&
200,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
&
&
Dewar,
200,000
Co
300,000
200,000
Courts
&
Co.
Mason-Hagan,
Co
Cooley
750,000
Co
2,800,000
Corp.... 1.200,000
300,000
750,000
"
&
Higginson
750,000
(Incorporated)
them
$750,000
C.
Pacific
com¬
rate
Co.
150,000
called
into
at
to
aggregate
an
debentures:
Burke & MacDonald
Kalman
This company
for
of
severally
sell
below,
Co.
and
tures
amount
to
agreed
forth
set
The
Johnston,
Consolidated Gas Electric
has
company
amounts
750,000
Brown
Hornblower
through underwriters led by Blyth & Co., Inc.
operates
(approximately $1,500,000)
p.
the
the
9,746,916 shs.
have
below
named
& Sons
13,607,203
asked
12,000,000 shs.
&
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
has
688,354
share)
per
2,800,000
Sullivan
Goldman,
$2.92
oil
com¬
FINANCING
Cock; &
16,812,217
13,675,463
wholly
crude
line
Outstanding
$100,000,000
Newhard,
19,221,205
49,449,235
of
pipe
PRESENT
TO
W.
12,462,886
13,607,203
$2.33
Two
miles
other
in
250,000
Fulton,
38,904,940
Louis¬
300.000
Alex.
states,
barrels
500,000
Simmons.
Inc
Inc.
66,908,238
and
a
new
&
Bosworth,
68,670,440
1534.
company
held
750,000
Inc.
Co
Boettcher & Co
51,367,826
13.675,463
14
and
600 million
areas.
2,600
over
300,000
Co.
&
Co.,
173,897
38.775,620
in
gas
Oklahoma
exceed
Mountain
are
EFFECT
150.000
Inc.
Ellis
&
66,734,341
before
depletion
by
The
pursuant
Upon
to
Co.
&
Blunt
Blyth
72,415
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Plans
Arkla
common
and depreciation reserves, an estimated $30.total plant account of $104,937,000, the distribution of
stock of such new company to the stockholders of Arkla,
sale
Arkla.
Cities'
offer
$12.50
.
the -shares of the
•f
an
to be organized, of Arkla's
facilities,
which
at
Dec.
31,
4101,000 out of
-and
its
acquire
company
extraction
&
Blair
Goodbody
—V.
the
of
acquisition
proposed
to
make
purchase
order
Stephens
to
to
tendered
common
proposes
to
Arkla
of
Commissoin's
purchase
the
proposal
Stephens * proposes
-stockholders
IVrkla
its
to
Becker
68,598,025
exempted from competitive bidding.
.stock,
G.
172,409
$2.31
Rocky
Co.,
—
14,526,838
income
oil
gas.
operate
500,000
&
Bear, Stearns & Co
R.
$476,-
production and
:
principal
Hallgarten
Net
Kansas,
underwriters
respective
Parker
Co.
53,302,458
Shares outstanding
Earns, per com. share—
of
integrated
an
natural
and
reserves
of
500,000
51,195,417
the
income
is
crude
debs, due 1984__$100,000,000
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Barret, Fitch, North* &
61,104
deductions
1953,
domestic
250,000
W.
Hibbs
Income
feet
GIVING
—
Auchincloss,
53,241,354
income..
income
Gross
securities
designated
of
Operating
per
application.
requests
469,056,352
400,458,327 384,347,022
Continental's
W.
Dick
will
notesi payable
to
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
451,081,363
338,325,682
287,130,265
$45,000,000
added
operating
in
in
oil
Securities
Equitable
353,295,087
sale,
1983.
American
Arkla,
towards
other
or
&
be
gross
interests
(par value $5
$100,000,000
The
schedu¬
$24,477,362.50,
plus
closing date.
Cities
sale
$
its
$12.50
of
$
taxes 300,053,733
revenues
expenses
will
in
Optional
the year
1,
Morgan Stanley & Co.
$7,500,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.750,000
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
the
Nov.
outstanding 314%
California,
obligations
severally,
Francis
Stephens
order
crude
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase,
and
Drexel
—
1954—9 Mos.—1953
of
1983.
during
after
Authorized
Dixon
(& Subs.)
1,
Nov.
redeemed
101.08%
.
CAPITALIZATION
$0.70
share
per
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Oper.
sell
has
ninth
and.
own
substantial
30-year sink, fund 3%
E.
445,923
Non-operating
price
stock
common
subsidiaries,
W.
common
at
day from Oct. 1, 1954, to the
the proceeds received from such
apply
of
certain
shares
same
aggregate
an
purchase
-an
sell
to
for each
$2,632.45
■proposes
■of
1,958,189
owns
proposes
$1,027,-
share
earnings before Federal income and excess
corresponding quarter in 1953 were $8,288,097,
earnings
Operating
Holdings—
authorization
Investment
ling
were
were
f_ $11,367,766 $13,288,603 $35,136,972 $35,208,101
Earnings
194,130,424
6,019,038
its
In
commences
amount- prior-to
from
eight refineries, and distributes its refined
marketing facilities in 25 states, chiefly, in
direct
subsidiaries
lines
Co.,
$
«tock
per
share on 2,478,084 common shares then
dividend requirements.—V. 180, p. 1332,
per
preferred
Federal
1650.
p.
taxes,
33 cents
months
taxes,
after
if
$40,875,000
cubic
southwest
Inc.
175,720,857
railway
180,
three
income
by
which
range
panies.
*
railway
oper.
This
the
net
the
for
income
Federal
the
for
Federal
for
dividends to
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Net
$21,568,615- $23 ,439,646 $25,079,045 $23,539,299
5,026,998
4 ,596,894
5,415.042
6,459,270
railway...—.
from
1953
•Earnings
of
operates
through
midwest,
owned
shares.
common
Period End. Sept. 30—
From Jan. 1—
Net
at
nation¬
Morgan
amount
proceeds
which
Wyoming,
trillion
Clark,
45,461,066
-September—
Net
offered
be
79,241,988
4,585,641
taxes
after
after
1322.
p.
comparison,
94
or
after preferred
outstanding
earnings
net
provision
after provision for
and
equivalent
profits
before
be
Offered-?-A
principal
100%
104 lA %
proceeds
ranked
produces
company
Blair
that its
reports
1954,
30,
par
to
refinery runs.
For the first nine months of 1954
operating income was $371,057,000 and net income $31,337,000.
•gross
A.
corporation
Sept.
$2,179,896,
and
30,302,946 222,958,359 262,817,517
20,472,016 170,195,461 183,575,529
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Dross
to
York,
Sales
Net
par)
Earnings Lower—
The
ended
096,
7,296,900
oper..
income
oper.
180,
Dross
(no
the
at
domestic
William
In
$
oper.
Railway oper.
Net
of
2,660,560
1954—9 Months—1953
to
retire
of
income
net
In
Redpath
($18.25 per share on the New York Stock Exchange on Sept.
by J. R. Williston & Co., New York, for the account of Allen & Co.,
also
Cameron
Wm.
Wertheim
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
stock
common
with
are
headed
prices
principal
the
of
the company to
The
enterprise.
Robert
market
of the capital stock of Wm. Cameron &
Certain-teed has also agreed to purchase
remaining outstanding
same
Cameron
Wm.
of
1332.
p.
offered
be
to
debentures
$96,000,000
1960
the
Inc.
Oct.
on
180,
the
of
funds, to be available for financing exploration and develop¬
oil. and gas properties, and other property additions.
of
16th
of
from
to
BUSINESS—Company
,
shares
office
notification
of
houses
redemption
scale
1955
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
3,853
,
Broadway,.
100
the
Md.—V.
stock
Co.—Debentures
Sinking fund
ending Nov. 1,
Corp
174,977,196 171,510,494
18,277,627
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Files With SEC—
company
letter
a
common
investment
of
retire
ending Nov.
$
1098.
p.
?
,
Co.,
at
underwriting. The proceeds
to mining operations.
A.
1954—39 Wks.—1953
$
''
•
18,643,586
180,
Sales Up—
1954—4 Wks.—1953
$
30)
group of stockholders
a
of
sinking, fund: for^the-jaew
will
maturity.
of
approximately 74%
corporation.
11, filed
incident
expenses
Capital stock
has
Baltimore,
so
ties
The
corporation has purchased from
or
a
;
shares
grpup
V'Tiie
It
far advanced that construction will
should
Trust
either
made
on Oct. 28 offered a new issue of
$10,000,30-year sinking fund 3% debentures, due Nov. 1,
1984, at 101
and accrued interest to yield 2.937% to
maturity. This financing, one of the largest corporate
offerings of the year, marks the first public financing
by the company since 1938 ,>
"—
the
on
York
be
000
178, p. 1566.
Co.—Uranium Mill Expansion—
"Engineering work
cur¬
"• ;
but
Stanley & Co.
of
Bunker,
added
total
debentures
are
quoted substantially
conversion privilege into the com¬
New
may
without
—
Co.,
the
share),
Continental
wide
10,000
f
President, on Oct. 25 announced that the Climax
Uranium Co., a subsidiary, has signed a new five-year contract with
the Atomic Energy Commission to double the
capacity of its uranium
at
the
in
the
of
...,
at
1,©00,000
per
pay
products
covering
sshares
101,
Maryland Trust Co.,
corporation
covering
(one
180, p. 1650.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.- -Sells Coal Division-
$1.11
Certain-teed Products Corp.—Acquisition—
at
iana and estimates that its domestic
1,300,156
$1.73
made
1952
•
,
callable
Conversion
15,'1954
Constellation Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
20,000
Frank, Meyer & Fox 15,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Irving
be
Y.
the
of
or
December
$12,692,200
'
will
York, N.
Dec.
stock,* leaving only $3,792,100
their call price because of the
latter
Stern,
20,000
Co
&
Ryons
Schwabacher
20,000
.
New
-In
issuance;
common
•' V
.
are
before
customarily payable Jan/. 3,^ 1965
1954.
Dec. 15,
sold
were
Since
into,
stock.
Payment
to
Lester,
-
25,000
Eichler
also V.
Blyth
below;f
V
&
1
Curtis
See
below,, for
Shares
Bateman,
E.
named
acting as representative, have severally made a firm
purchase from the company, the respective numbers of
to
common
25,000
2703.
p.
the
as
$1,439,288
1,365,273
outstanding
Earnings per share
—V,
--
number
495,000
1,074,313
$2,355,864
shares
of
the
-
-
—V.
Net
to
as
55,000
1,987,137
2,002,811
taxes
Number
~
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
479,619
—
Income
a.
.
above
Inc.
Co.,
1,486,493
784,599
L
amortization
events, such
$6,961,850
2,177,313
and
certain
stock'.payable
for
shares
—V.
Severance
in
of
of conversions of preferred-stock -and
stock dividends on common
commitment
mill
$9,716,234
Depreciation
Depletion
aggregate $300,000
than
UNDERWRITERS—The
be
com¬
1953
27,104,203
_
(net;.
Income before
and
above
mon
who-convert1, on. or
dividend
record
debentures
-
the prevailing . conversion price, the sub¬
outstanding, common-stock, orva capital
reclassification of stock, consolidation or merger. The
will not be affected by issuance of the common stock
rate
2%
two
He
1954
Balance
income
less
.
the result
"Climax
•Other
f
of
$16,484,300.
converted
debentures
stock;'The conversion
common
30, 1954, the number of shares of. common
issuable in payment of stock dividends at
Sept. 27,
re¬
(& Subs.) —Earnings Up—
;
sales
loans
Trust
»•
to* the
,
•
June
Chemicals, Inc.,
Chairman of
$36,820,437 $30,333,689
of
-
and optional prepayments
adjustment
at
offered.-.-'
IIAs
is
719.
p.
National
1
.
payments are required. 7
combination
conversion
just
Mann,
N.
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Cost
to
stock
or
reorganization,
are
Krehbiel
Harry
Reichhold
Allan
Clayton
in
'
represents
of
.
debentures
including Texas,
Board
Chairman
director
a
America
.
aggregate of 57,774.85 shares of
division
J.
the
of
Corporation
Reichhold,
named
Impossible
at
the
of
gasoline
in
Catalin
Henry H.
he
division
of
^7
'
and
SAt Sept. 27, 1954 there were outstanding 50,239 shares of
preferred
stock, convertible (at the conversion rate of 1.15 in effect at Oct. 19)
into
Catalin.
of
'
Crowell, Weedon & Co
of
plant
is
directors of
quest
reportedly
one
Calumet
at
country.
performance
at
N.
Alan
firm
plant
new
a
polystyrene
the
the
oil
the
produced
of
making
polystyrene
that
completed
Bank
Blyth & Co., Inc
-
•
from
time
•
l>een
development."
commitment
§50,239 shs.
; 11811,161 shs.
to
^Principal payable in annual instalments of $60,000 each
commencing
Nov. 1, 1954 and ending Nov. 1, 1968, with provisions for additional
annual payments commencing
May 1, 1955, equal to 20% of earnings
for the preceding fiscar year in exeess of $1000,000, provided that such
additional payment in any year shall not exceed $50,000 and that when
See
*
50,639 shs.
time
the
entitled
outstanding, i
The
1,060,000 shs.
($1
the
conversion.
stock held
3Y*%
been
rently
$900^000
'
of
become
stock, for each $100 of .debentures plus $15
debentureholderat- the time the debenture is
—■
■■■:"'■
/
•
*
common
for
common
amount
$832,293
900,000
of
paid, by
Holders
will
have
.'Outstanding
_
$1,250,000
pfd. stock ($5 par)...par value)—-——"
conv.
Savings Association.
common
Shares and Seek Representation
loans—secured—.-
outstanding varies from
credit
under
bank
1968——.1—_.cu:—.—a__
stock
'Amount
rate
1477.
p.
5%
1953,
2138.
p.
shares
cash
.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
*
■
provision
This
taxes.
30,
five
in
surrendered
on
Further details follow:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
of $13,707,129 and net
$1,048,070 after provision of $1,837,400 for
of
and
$444,130
of
state income
ended
period
Federal
estimated
income
quarter
that
for
net
Federal and
estimated
for
of
The
—Earnings Lower—
reports for the quarter ended
company
was
of the
scribed and the books closed.
(Continued from page 2)
Steel Co
Oct. 25
public offering by
Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates of 250,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) at $6 per share:; It was oversub¬
Investneiil Novo
Carpenter
issue'of
our
-9
750,000
Struthers & Co._ 1,200,000
Biddle & Co—
200,000
Yarnall,
•
v
(1770)
10
;
Stix
nationwide underwriting group headed by Mer¬
v
series
Both
of
debentures
company's option,
series
G.
series
will
104%
be
prior
plus accrued
have
will
debentures
E
retire
to
par
Walker &
Co.
debentures
$1,000,000
1965 through
$3,000,000 each year
the
each year
of
through
1955
1964
Harold
-
'200.000
E.
100.000
year ago. Earning^ por share of common stock amounted to 62 cents
compared with $1.16 per share for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1953.
Earnings per share of- oonimon stock for the first nine months of
"
180, p. 1534.
,
.
^
corporation
V
shares
stock
capital
/
Snles
to
Westop
of
term
basis.
loans
debentures
new
two-thirds of
Over
held
principally
by
handled
arrangement
the
replace
similar
a-
type
through banks on a shorter
will be used to pay off bank
loans
now
The
turn
major
by
remainder
will
money
with
debentures
and
Chicago
York,
New
agrees
land's
taxes plus a
backed
are
from
rentals
by
full
the
Safeway
of
credit
under
Cortland
Thomas
in ithe
which
After
lease:
60-year
a
is
company
8tores, Inc. which pioneered
Federal
ently
subsidiary
Federal
the development of the sale-and-lease-back
Per
share
-76c
Cortland Equipment Lessors,
organized in 1945, owns store, ware¬
house, and office fixtures and equipment, and bakery, creamery, coffee
and other manufacturing equipment, with net book value of $87,700,000
after depreciation.
These items are leased to parent Safeway Stoles,
which
operates a nationwide chain of over 2,000 food stores in 24
States, the District of Columbia and five western provinces of Canada.
The lease arrangement is in line with Safeway's established philosophy
of
separating various parts of its grocery business and of reducing
standing
the
cnange
caiptal tied
in
up
fixed
assets.
options
Federal taxes o.n income was $1,061,475.
$573,000 leaving net profits of $488,475.
78c on the 624,911 shares then outstanding,
were
related
to
the
inci'eased
as
executives.—V.
shares
643,911
result
a
180,
of
exercise
1535,
p.
outstanding.
now
Drofit
EFFECT
GIVING
•Serial
series A—_
debentures,
Dayton Union Ry. Co.—Partial Redemption
*
'
and
is
company
series
3% %
B
accrued
calling
general
for
redemption Dec.
bonds,
mortgage
interest.
Bank,
Payment
due
be
will
York,
New
trustee.
N.
of its
-
1, ,1965,
Dec.
made
Y.—V.
1954,
1,
that
indenture
the
not
be
serial
series
limited
but
series A,
issued
not-be
the assets and
the
debentures
amount
to
as
debentures,
shall
B,
all
of
amount
the
which
under
liabilities
300,000 shs,
.
debentures
of
all
series
provides
and
that
the 4/4%
unless
will
certain
be
issued
from
ry.
other
than
Gross
with respect
with
of
reduction
a
period.
share
per
-
the
for
/V
.■
'
nine
first
*"
■
';
;
'
;
of
against
wholly-owned
its
ended- S.pt, -30,
$2.03
or
sub¬
$25,period
for taxes for the ,latest nine months
$2,201 674
-and
A
like
the
for
for
B
per
share
common,
equal,
$509,873
was
cents
>t,ock
common
period
comperable
the
after
class
aggregated
1954
$30,873,166
taxes at Sept. 30
preferred dividendes, to 93
for
or
and
corporation
sales
share
per-
outstanding,
a
year
ago
on
versus
446,231
on
624.
p.
1954
from
frcm
Net
Corp.—Earnings-
ry.
1951
1953
$5,018,342
$5,213,262
1,030,205
1,570,260
1,615,661
704,003
998,748
804,222
-1952
$4,616,703
$4,562,725
1,748.326
-1,767,527
1,780,338
income___
609,705
;
426,585
405,814
34,023,350
40,821,696
14,644,863% 10,708.495
14,971,811
421,496.
-
32,361,210
railway______
42,238,542
3.636.946
income__'_
*310.058
•Deficit.—V.
180,
1951
$4,246,729
1,049,441
railway.
oper.
1952
1953
*•
$3,204,623
From Jan. 1—
$4,356,183
railway____
railway—
income—
oper.
from
Net
to
from
Net
sinking fund debentures,
provisions
result
this
/'
;
before provision
$977,847
oper.
Ex-
Corn
1672.
p.
3.660,572
3,295,247
2,160.292
1432.
p.
$4,584,027
756,327
: .'251,224
Eula Belle Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake
ry.
—V.
36,301,693
41,717,814
10,228,404
-
7,284,305
income—
180,
'i
43,776,461
42,592,499
7,548,731
4,492,132
railway
railway
oper.
9,129,793
corporation
Oct.
on
City, Utah—Files
Exchange Commission—
filed
18
letter
a
with
notification
of
the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
share through Utah Securities Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah. The net proceeds are to be USed to pay expenses incident
to mining operations.
'
'
;
4,110,490
covering
offered
1432".
p.
The
SEC
9,194,704
4,795,069
Securities and
With
From Jan. 1—
complied with.
are
from
ry,
shall
debentures
"This
1953;
period-of
'
Net
provides
thereunder
issued
similaf
the
is
amounted
1954,
30,
Reeve, -President.
the
volume,for
months
P:ofit
180,
Sept.
W.'-H.
for
of'$1.36
this
of
railway
railway___—_
from
Net
102
at
Chemical
at
176,
1954
September—
Gross
25,000,000
300,000 shs.
Net
•The
;
month period amounted to $444,042 err
share.
This-compares with a profit
p., 624.
from
Net
Net
Hudson RR.
Delaware &
$50,000,000
25,000,000
815.
p.
per;
September—
—
$160,030
Gross
The
Outstanding
$50,000,000
—
•4'A% sinking fund debentures, series B
tCommon stock, $1 par value
180,
.\ j
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
of
shares.—V.
stock
restricted
of
.
Edison, Inc.—Earnings- Drop—
$890,627
shares
ended
J>y
dollars
defense
nine
allowance
462,026
a
to
period
sales
180;
sales
earlier.
yetr
after
Out¬
;
■
beneficial."—V.
$25 990,343
in
compare
Income
1953.
a
were
be
equivalent
an
the
.-or
and
amounted
Gross
-CAPITALIZATION
or.
Consolidated
540.563
the
months: of
six
the first nine
for
cent3
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.- -Earnings—
.
,
corresponding
of
1953.—v.
of
sidiaries
pres¬
before
income
shares
by
the
69
accompanying
announced
was
sa'es
■-
for
income
earnings
when
shares
the'643,911
will
month
nine
it
(Thomas A.)
profits-were
net
$889,000
on
.
year
on
at
$1.17
were
with
i
company's, total
months
estimated
share
per
compared
stockholders
difference
$680,454
of
;•.
of Daystrom,
income
oil
net
fiscal
taxes
and
of
"
of
outstanding.
preceding
Safeway
of
financing,
amount
taxes
Earnings
Consolidated
wholly-owned
a
;
l
•
.
President
Roy Jones,
$757,813.
flat fee of $140,000 per year.
BUSINE8S—This
group.
Inc. announced Oct. 26
that consolidated net income from operations for the six months ended
Sept.
30
before Federal
taxes
on
income
amounted
to
$1,646,813.
in
Safeway
the rental payments will always be sufficient to cover all Cort¬
operating expenses including depreciation, interest and income
receives
investment
an
cents
to
.Profit, for the. 1954. nine
an. equivalent
of 91 .cents
Reports Increased Earnings—
/
advances from Safeway
prepay
the
with
The/entire
.
California banks.
Stores, Inc. in the
amount of about $16,000,000 and approximately $5,000,000 will be added
to the working capital.
The
for
$22,789,174,
compares
,
PURPOSE—The
financing
12
Easy Washing Machine Corp,—Profits Lower—
-
*
,
the. additional
announced
Oct.- 26
on
the
of
to
year.
statement
a
and seasonal factors also
'
purchase Pf
Electrical Instrument
Corp. through the acceptance of tenders.
Daystrom paid $25 a share
for
the
stock.
Acquisition of these shares gives- Daystrom- voting
control of 49,/a#/4*f Weston's stock.
1
Daystrom now holds outright
95,892 shares of Weston and' has
vot.ng
rights -to an
additional 116,000 shares. under an agreement
This
last
■:
' f «'■ V.
-■ ■"
the current figures,
Ha If dan Lee, President, said:
"an improvement in earnings is antici¬
pated in the fourth quarter. Bett°r conditions now becoming more
evident in heavy industry in general will be helpful to our business
In
.V'
125,000
:
amounted
195.4
months
r
800,000
50.000
-
100,000
250,000,
.
.
500.000
50,000
1,600.006
•
& Co
Wood
Wood, Struthers & Co.«,___
22,713
at
and
1963.
-
.
>
-
/ " 500,000
,
Daystrom, Inc.—Acquires More Weston Shares—
.
,
fund
&
Douglas & McEvoy^_—»—
Witter & Co,
k
■'"'.J Dean
.
at the
,
Weld
Winslow,
—V.
sinking
a
'
-
400.000
1,000/100
1.000.000 ;
,
inte'est.
benefit
H.
Wertheim A Co.__——1-
.
to maturity
.
White,
part. Initial redemption prices for the
range
from 103%%
to 100%, and for the
will
debentures
£
The
be redeemed
may
500.000
>-100.000
800.000.£*;■ 400.000
Corp.-.,—
;>■
whole or
in
debentures
A
series
Nov. 1, 1969.
on
1,000.000
Ihc.__a
Company,
Securities
same
After
*
series A debentures will mature in the
amount of $5,000,000 on Nov. 1 of each year from 1955
through 1964, with interest ranging from 3% to 4%. The
series B debentures mature
&
Union
$2,738,560.compared td $4,l 19/71 r at
time last year.A*
.
~
t
deducting - 4 V2 %
preferred dividends and "state tax refund
requirements,, the balance was $1,612,638, compared to $2,992,655 a
the
75,000
500.000-'.:
„
Monday, November 1, 1954
taxes; the net income amounts to
125.000
1,000,000-"
200,000 ^
Spencer Trask & Co._
,
The
1954.
1,
Webster Securities Corp._
&
.
150,000
Co.__
&
Stone
Stroud
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane on Oct. 27 offered
$50,000,000 of 3% to 4% serial debentures, series A, and
$25,000,000 4V4% sinking fund debentures, series B, at
100% and accrued interest. Both issues are dated Nov.
250.000
Brothers & Co._-x.___-—
Stern
Offer¬
Equipment Lessors, Inc.—Debentures
Cortland
ed—A
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
5,000,000
five
at
cents;
per
,
tOwned and to be owned by Safeway.
/%,:V
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.-
-Earnings-
JJUNDERWRITERS—The
principal
the
of
names
debentures
of
amount
several
offered
which
underwriters
they
have
and
the
/
-
Series A
Eacon.
Whipple
& Co
Burge
Barth
&
&
Inc
Kraus
A.
Becker
G.
Blunt
Co.
&
Ellis
Alex.
H.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Republic Co. (Inc.
k
800,000
200.000
100,000
„_
150,000
75,000
150.000
Davis, Skaggs &
Dominick
L
Co._.
200.000
Eastman,
Co
First
Boston
Fulton, Reid &
Co
150,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
.T
Ripley & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co._
&
&
Howard,
Fay
Co.
150.000
800,000
.
1
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Kormendi
50,000
-
100,000
200,000
100,000-
100,000
75,000
1,000,000
■
Langley & Co.—
Lee Higginson Corp.____
800,000
/___
1—
John C. Legg & Co
Lehman
Lester,
Laurence
M.
McCormick
McDonald
400,000
Products Co.-—New
Steel
hollow
metal
catalog
new
flush-type,
-
Catalog—
complete
of
and
residential
panel
swing
presented
buildings,
—V,
and
underwriters',
sliding
types
from residences
1256.
177,
slide,
panel
standardised
in
and
closet.
sizes
and
hotels
ofiice
to
Stores
Diana
A
decline
5%
lirst
corporation
building
its
at
with
stated
of
in
the
next
should
be
this
income
the
policy,
the
Dividend
higher
has
company
have
payments
10 years.—V.
The
corporation on Oct.
covering
at
$1
50,000
shares
of
21 filed
common
through
share
per
York. The net proceeds
20th
stock
10
(par
Approximately
shares
of
200,000
100.000
100,000
100,000
v
Inc.L.—_
50,000
employees
50,000
employees
stock
under
companies.
100.000
Co
Purchase
Those
Plan,
it
of
the
represent
company,
-
Oct.
on
of
Pressprich
L.
F.
Jackson
&
&
Inc.—
Co.
Rothschild
Shearson,
Hammill &
Co
Shields
Co
&
Stein
R.
Bros.
Staats
&
&
Boyce
1*75.000
Net
income
100.000
Earnings
200,000
—V.
100,000
400,000
175,000
1.000,000
I_
Co
100,000
200,000
350,000
:
1
200,000
800,000
__
than
With
10%
stock
each
of
issue
an
employee
his
annual
began. October
and
15
of
reduce
or
500,000
200,000
100,000
Nine Months Ended
or'
will
to
179,
per
h*
cancel
P.
___-
-___x
-
1953
details
at
This
corporation
consolidated
compared
For
the
with
12
reports
net
Associates—Earnings Off—
for
sales
$147,830,751
months
ended
the
and
for
12
months
operating
the
Sept.
ended
period
same
30,' 1954,
total
Sept.
of
revenues
last
the
Ferro
full
Mr.
Corp.
time
duties
as
"
:
General
Mills,
Appliance Marketing,
assignment -from
to
Home
of
advertising/ sales
service,
sales,
999.
p.
:,v
■
a
new
Development—"
recoilless rifle that permits infantrymert to
anti-tank
The
(BAT). weapon -and
Firestone
Tire
&
Rubber
its
ammunition,
give
Co.,
both
foot -soldiers
a
tripod based
the
the
on
double
armor
double
the
effective
The anti-tank
ground.
projec¬
thickness, of
range
to the infantryman.—V.
that on any known
individual weapons previ¬
p. 1432.
of
180,
placed
Co.
a
Privately—The com¬
privately with the Penn Mutual
$250,000 4%% note due serially
$13
of
per
offering
share,-
26,000
of
see
V.
180,
shares
p.
of
participating
preference
1432.
>
bonds
at 101.07%
and accrued interest to yield
maturity. The group was awarded the issue
competitive bidding Oct. 25 on a bid of 100.411.
at
to
Other
total
on
from
bids
Blyth & Co.,
& Fuel
of
assume
♦
new
related
Anti-Tank
by
recently
3.07%
1932.
Eastern Gas
BAT,
Insurance
gage
$1 60
share_
will
A.
Ferrod
Inc.,
111.,
Products,
Corp.
- Bonds
Offered—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
jointly headed an underwriting group which on Oct." 27
publicly offered $12,000,000 of 3 Vs% series first mort¬
599.363
•
John
election
Chicago,
Electric-
Florida Power
'
$15,520,501
611.783
.>
subsidiaries
who
Director
was
activities
penetrate
and
For
their,
1954
etc—
his
to
the
Inc.,
Ferro
com¬
$1.64
taxes;
will
stock
salary.
$15,458,684
after
and
July 1, 1963, to July 1, 1967.
a
Larger Net Profit-
Sept. 30—
_:
owned
Kift,
corporation.
he
long-range
as
Battalion
Life
200,000
restricted
wage
all
&
111.,
Clawson
parent
comes
106-mm.
pany
eligible
associated
1*75,000
-
___.
!
Shuman, Agnew & Co.__
Smith, Barney & Co.__
Smith. Moore & Co
William
sales
350.000
3
II
Co
Net
400.000
Co._rJ
1?5.000
350.000
&
TOO.000
200.000
&
Scrsnton
more
fcr. the
Eastern Corp.—Shows
100.000
200,000
Co
not
offered
company
share
a
of
Subsidiaries—
announced
Fischer & Porter Co.—Note Sold
~
.
the
$33
early in August, -1955. Employees may
subscriptions at any time.—V. 180, p. 908.
200,000
•
___
&
100,000
of
plan,
of
deductions
250.000
Gardner
Mosle
400,000
1954
price
a
of
ously available
Stock
200,000
200,000
Co.___
Co
W.
800,000
400.000
_*
S«Tiwabacher & Co.
Chas.
Curtis—
Co.—
&
Co
the
at
24,500
domestic
wholly
Mr.
for
has
Tuttle
of
149.000
about
Employee
the
and
Elected
recently,
Jeep or
a
20.
33.5%
subsidiaries
pleted
:___
,
Under
shares
for
sixth
25
..
.
subscribed
company's
about
its
'
•
100.000
have
the
announced
was
subscribing
200,000
—
until
The
Co..—Subscriptions by Employees—
9.500
common
23,796
and
by
June
artillery firepower to kill enemy tanks from a'longer and less vulner*
able distance (han any other infantry anti-tank weapon.
"5
v v
Three infantrymen operate the BAT, with the weapon either mounted
50.000
Chemical
all
the
manufactured
offered
on
.
paid
specialists—spotting their target with
50-caliber tracer bu'lets and destroying it with a 17V2 pound projectile
—has-been announced by the Army Ordnance Corps, •••-,
.
/•".*•
200,000
Pacific Northwest Co._.
Rotan,
The
100,000
Dow
subscription
Riter &
over,
Securities
.
$1.66
$2.14
increased
been
has
stock dividends
2%
Firestone Tire & Rubber Cd.—New
orthopedic
-
shares
main¬
Co., New
to be used to increase working capital. The
appliance and allied fields.—V. 177,.
are
111.,
oi
charge
400,000
the
1472.
Payroll
&
in
necessary
be
1,374,609
$1,017,913
shares)__
by two
promotion and production service.-^V. .180,
:
t.
p.
in
is
100,000
Pierce
to
1,249,013
Batavia,
Co..
Sullivan
Mr.
for
divi¬
slightly
cents)
Pioneer
-
f
$1,310,177
President,
replaces
President
letter of notification with the SEC
a
Century
2,392,522
612,823
(on
President
as
Kirkland,
Co.—_
&
Clawson,
Sullivan
the
1432.
p.
$28,074,380
2,559,190
outstanding
612,823
President
D.
175.000
company
100 000
&
be
1953
$30,184,000
"
income
of
to
Manufacturing
Direkt-Form Corp., Hackensack, N. J.—Files With SEC
-
200.000
Reynolds
C.
Sullivan
operate
200,000
Reinholdt
could
found It
1954
—l_
:—
1954.
New
...
where,
felt
net
number
588,027
Sept. 24,
three
and
they
averaged
180,
$1.97
taxes.—i__—____
taxes—
350,000
Co
Rauscher,
in
more
Sept. 30—
income
The
i
rate
never
$1,410,000
$3.08
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Ended
Months
Earnings per share
;:.
under negotiation
and "that
$2,180,000.
v
before
■?
stating that the director's
stable
unless
dividend.
a
policy,
provide
earnings over the last
75,000
&
seven
2369.
p.
Consolidated
hospitals.
<
increased
to
was
not
Under
200,000
Webber,
and
before Christmas
reported
were
clarified its dividend
company
obligation
of
has
company
opened
...
reduce
50%
the
be
to
year.
tained.
to
stores,
four
Spring. Several other leases
The
first
construction;
2,153,000
$0.64
Consolidated
the
Currently operating 169
process
3,563,000
2,321,000
$459,000
$0.77
income
annual
that
4.501,000 ;
580,000
.
i
•
sales._
of
reduction in earnings for
indicated to stockholders of this
was
-.
$549,000
-C4J";
Consolidated
subsequent
a
31
Sept. 5, '53
is
kinds
Corp.—Quarterly Sales Off 5%—
ended Oct.
Up
—36 Weeks Ended
1,039.000
570,000
/
nAr
Ferro Corp.
meeting on Oct. 25. Harry Greenburg, Presi¬
opening of several new units during the second
quarter, which includes the Christmas season, hwill undoubtedly bolster
both our volume and our earnings."
dent,
to be used to" pay
possibly .uranium).—
$4,814,000 $23,866,000 $15,004,000
.1,119,000
,
(700,000 shares)
Nine
and
range
all
f_-T'-v"
sales
in
quarter
150,000
W.
flush
wide
to
taxes—
Consohdated
from
the
First Securities
through
are
(and
S nt. 5. '53 Sent. 11, '54
$7,138,000
taxes—
179,
tile
Co
&
Paine,
—V.
;
.
Sept; 11, *54
.
Fed.
income
tank
*
public
proceeds
activities
Information
both
"This
adaptable
p.
200,000
R.
'v
usable
/
income
Earnings
,
swing,
400.000
Putnam
Net
;■_
doors,
panel
the
.
boch swing and slide, has been prepared by
the title, "Fenestra Hollow Metal Doods, Swing and
':
':
Detailed information is given on all seven styles of.deors—entrance,
The
'
Utah.
400,000
S.
Ohio
before
Federal
to mining
r
Moseley & Co./
Newhard, CoOk & Co
F.
City,
incident
expenses
pay
Lake
(15
800.000
_
to
net
mining
sales
Inc.
SEC
par
100,000
Co.
Co.,
&
Turben
to
Salt
Co.,
at
200.000
Co.—.:
&
used
&
offered
100.000
Co
Miller
Merrill,
&
Inc.
&
&
be
Bleikom
be
500,000
_L__
Marks
McGlone
Mead,
800,000
Rhoades & Co._
Mason-Hagan,
stock .to
200,000
Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg
Van
to
are
with
(par five cents) to be
COlo-Kan Fuel Corp.
of
178, p. 51.
1.000,000
Brothers
Carl M. Loeb,
400.000
The
Pa.
to
<
with the
notification
letter of
a
common
this company under
Slide."
100,000
2.000,000
C.
V.
500.000"
1.000,000
150,000
1
of
through
comprehensive
50,000
200,000
•
1
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
-
notification
of
stock
stockholders
thereafter
da.vs;
40
incident
common
to
.Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.. (& Subs.)—Earnings
filed
18
shares
proceeds
Detroit
'
__i
Co.
Co.___
100,000
200,000
'
share)
per
dends
'
Co._
Oct.
on
2,000,000
net
A
75.000
400,000
Friedrichs
& Snyder
Johnson, Lane. Space & Co., Inc.—
"Kidder, Peabody & Co
i
Carl
400,000
L_„
Ingalls
W.
400.000'
800,000
—L
j
Labouisse,
F. Hutton &
John
75,000.
800,000
_
Co.
&
E.
1,000,000
150,000
—
Weeks
&
Well.
400,000
2,000.000
Inc
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.
Hooker
500,000
800.000
Harriman
Hornblower
500,000
1.000,000
—
75,000
1,000,000
_____
Hallgarten & Co
Stone
100,000
letter
a
438,328
1535.
p.
filed
20
share
per
Philade'phia,
share
1,000,000
200,000
—
Glore, Forgan & Co
Hayden,
The
50.000
2,000.000
_
Co,
180,
Oct.
on
cents
period of
fcr.a
expenses
125,000
100,000
Corp
Southwest
1,049,290
7,413,870
-activities.
175.000
250.000
Fahey, Clark & Co
First
500,000
350.000
_
Estabrook & Co
The
400,000
1,000.000
Dillon & Co
&
200.000
800.000
Elworthy
100,000
400.000
DomInick_„
&
Drexel & Co
17,181,734
9,329,226
*30,316
5V2
Net
75,000
i.
21,608,112
9,995,836
income—'
company
cents
on
Henry Dahlberg & Co
17,362,140
'
at
Desert Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
400.000
400,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
" 6.096,628
railway
Deficit.—V.
The
100.000
200,000
_
Co.—
&
58,613,815
corporation
covering 5,400,000 shares of
offered
Corp.,
railway—
oper.
covering
175,000
_______
Clark, Dodge & Co
Courts
100,000
200,000
a
—i.
Central
1,204,678
63,837,459
•
100.000-
350,000
_i
Sons—__
&
1,000,000
200,000
200.000
i
x.
Sullivan & Co.,, Inc
Brown
M.
100.000'
2,000,000
Co
and
Boswcrth,
The
SEC
35,383
*
400.000
200.000
i___—i
1,326,652
2,816,861
12 Weeks Ended
400,000
800,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
Eoettcher
75,000
'
800,000
Simmons—^
&
100,000
175,000'
150,000
+
Inc.—
Inc
from
1951
$617,537
53,718,602
'
1—
Jan.
ry.
•
$7,452,080
$7,970,327
2,902,691
1,269,535
income
oper,
from
Net
125.000'"
350,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—^
ry,
From
Gross
f
',1952
1953 '
$6,734,299
2,528,896
railway——
Net
200,000
;
from
100,000
250,000
L
Co.
Blair & Co.
'
200,000
Co
Net
Net
75,000
150,000/
Co.___
&
Baker, Weeks &
Ball,
200,000
Baird & Co.,
Baker, Watts
J.
"50,0001
100,000.'
Gross
'
$2,075.000«
Strudwick___
&
Robert W.
$4,150,000
100,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Anderson
Series B
■
1954
September—
from railv/ay
severally
agreed to purchase are set forth below:
Fallon Gas Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—.
*
'
and
-
30,
a
1954
31A%
The
$125,605,672,
105.07
year.
consolidated
Glore,
for
Uhe
bonds-as
&, Co., vlOO. 14
are
.
.came
Halsey.
from
&
Brothers
Co.,
Corp.
regular
redemption
July .1,-: 1954 to *4.00.00
after
100.22;
102.3299' for
."""
Z
prices
July
'
i;
"~7_
and
Inc.,
bid
.
redeemable .at
commencing
special redemption- prices from 101.07 to 100.00."
income'
Lehman
Stuart
First Boston
.%/<"•
coupon.
bonds
3%s
Inc, (jointly),, 100.31;
Forgan
scaled
1983
from
and
at
"""
"
350,000
,""**
200,000
'
$3,018,682
1-75,000
■
'
was
100,000
$5,165,635
a
before
year
'ago.
income
After
taxes
and
all charges
other
items
including
comoared ' with1
estimated
income
-
PROCEEDS—The
net
the 1954 construction
proceeds of
program
the
issue
will
be
used
to_
complete
which aggregates $24,030,000 for "1954 of
Volume 180
Which
than
more
is
gram
Number 5373
$12,560,000 has
construction
mission
lines
and
of
been
expended.
kw.
60,000
a
and
substations
;.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
unit,
in
Included
30,000
a
distribution
f
the
unit,
kw.
l.nes.
.
pro¬
Fort Worth. & Denver Ry.- -Earnings—
?
trans?
•
-
.
'
September—
provides
company
approximately 20,600 square
700,000.
Georgia Power and
in
area
of
Georgia
250,000.
miles
in
Light
Florida
'
-
EARNINGS—For
the
year
ended* Aug.
>
with
•
1954
the
-CAPITALIZATION
•First
GIVING
mortgage bonds—
1974_-:
3%%
series
:
:
il
stock
r4.75%
•*
'
:
/
/
87,766
17,323.526
-railway..16,334,686
from rai]way___Lj_
4,268,951
ry. oper.' income.--2,020,112
i8o: p. 1432; /
Paine,
17,290,940
14,931,370
*,814,682
2,151^03
1,256,032
75,000 shs.
2,325,570 shs.
■'"'**
shares'.-of.
'shares
the
and
shares
nual
5,000,000 shs.
.
25,000
to
no
dividend.
he said.
Mr.
by/the
the
"rapidly
will
common,
be
7" /'
of the company
volume of business."
-
growing
Nine
*
7'.,' ';
r
General
' '■*
'
''
"
•
'
•'
contained in
be issued only in accordance with restrictions
may
the mortgage.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
~
?
principal amounts'of
-
Moseley & Co
600,000
600,008
Shields & Co._____l__J^
Months
Nine
,
Operating profit
Profit
&
Grimm
-
Co.,
Inc
Kidder &
M.
Co>____ ->240,000
Co.
&.
Other
Oct. 27
&
&
Brothers
The
the
Light
Co.—Bonds
Offered—Halsey,
for
Boston
1984
bonds
3V8s
as
102.279. both for
bonds
from
be
will
103.88%
receding from 100.88%
to
to par,
to
company
corporate
provide
Net
in
supplied
Preferred
Beach,
447
West
Palatka.
factured
and
in
is
engaged
of
Eeach,
the
and
redemption
*
eBased
plants,
In
through
Electric
which
of
$801,463-
1
:,'
1
J'
complete
electric
motors
size
feature
incorporate
and
ventilation
Miami
Lakeland
and
Daytona
the
1953,
year
and
net
beyond
the
Beach
reduction,
rigid
a
system,
iron
cast
bearing
con¬
has
income
of
revenues
GIVING
EFFECT
formed
Corp.—Notes
sold
privately
reported
were
other
PRESENT
at
of
Placed
Privately—The
Paine, Webber,
through
Authorized
1,
Outstanding
;_
sinking fund debentures due 1972 $10,000,000
preferred
stock
($100
plant
issue
9,750,000
312,500 shs.
'
.
except
20,000.000 shs.
forth
set
as
the
in
2,695,000 shs.
mortgage. V,
the
of
names
several
at
of
Division
The
to
the
1984
series
which
.
bonds, and
have agreed
they
the
principal
to purchase
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc...$4,950,000
Baxter, Williams &
Freeman
Hirsch
The
&
&
Co._
the
serve
organization
new
baking
mixes,
The company
breakfast
for
for
the
step,
will
hotels,
/
at
opened
in
the
Pollock
E.
&
Co.,
Inc.
W.
$450,000
Co
Pressprich & Co._
1,000,000
450,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
1,000,000
450,000
Walter
200,000
______
Company
Wells & Co._
R.
Thomas
Stokes
&
&
Income
Prov.
be
at
Toledo,
be
Mills'
General
said
Co._—_.—__
250,000
f
will
items.—V.
grocery
Calls Part of 31/2% Bonds for Redemption
The
of
3Y2r/r
called
for
redemption" on
Dec.
on
1,
Dec.
to
Y.—V.
180,
will
1,
be
made
the
at
Bankers
Trust
York,
1535.
p.
the
A
sell
Foremost
Dairies,
Inc.- -Acquisition
Ratified—Private
that
company announces
contract
to
purchase
the
the
directors
outstanding
common
Dairies, Inc., of Kansas City, Mo., operating
Kansas
and
000,000
and
Arkansas,
with
with
sales
unaudited
months of the current fiscal
to
year,
Oct," 21
stock
ratified
the
after
an
annual
taxes,
for
the
$25,-
of
rate
first
five
cash
payments
totaling
of
around
American
$7,000,000,
Dairies
be
to
involve
will
financed
through
private sales to institutions of $5,000,000 of Foremost's authorized,
unissued,
sale
$100
par
$2,000,000
of
$4.50
in
preferred
stock,
at
par,
and
but
through private
stock.
common
Agreements
already have been consummated for the purchase of
approximately 89% of the 100,000 shares of American Dairies common
stock outstanding.
The same offer is being made to holders of the
remaining stock.
4.
It
is
proposed
4'/a%
value,
cut
of
its
South
expanding
-
The
American
Central
Dairies
is
cumulative
7%>
currently
Dairies
and
nation-wide
American
exchange of 2% shares of Foremost's
sinking fund series, par value $50, for
Dairies'
$1,300,000
communities
new
an
preferred,
American
which
of
Control
18
of
offer
to
cumulative
share
•each
*
;___
data
restated
their
area
will
preferred,
outstanding.
extend
Foremost's
$100
Stores
Stores
(&
Subs.) —
he
will
into
round
Foremost's
coverage.
subsidiaries
in
the
following commu¬
Co., and Meriden
i_
1,316,433
1,284,415
income
on
682,472
664,259
$633,961
the
amounts
applicable
Listing assets
the
The
full,
of the Schulte
operator
Creamery Co; of Ar-'
Arkansas;' Ozark Creamery Co., /
Inc., -Ozark,- Arkansas; and. Tastemark Dairy Co.; -Paragould, Arkansas.
V. 180, p. 1652.
Pratt/Kanasas;
and
Community
Waldron,
tAfter
provision
for
*$3.29
dividend
011
<
■
.
increase
greatly ihe company's
expected-outlay of $100,000,000 for
to
an
was
announced
Oct.
on
26
by
the
B.
F.
'
;
Vice-President
share
of
this
the
of
tire
expansion
and
would
equipment division,
devoted 'to, tube-
be
facilities.
<
set
its
its
up
organizational
sales in all
this year fpf ex-,
annual
"Capital
expenditures
tubeless
tires—will
net
$30,000,000."
exceed
F.
Shelton,
President
of
double
than
more
in
capacity
Daley,
M.
will
which
expansion
Conn.,
the
B.
F.
the
company's
announced
was
Goodrich
Sponge
Division.
rubber
such
in
square
this
area,"
completion in December of 1955.
"the expansion will mean increased produc¬
foam
rubber
products as pillows, furniture
that
slab
460.000
occupy
is scheduled for
'Texfoam'
units,
will
employment opportunities
increasing
added
facilities
production
Construction
of
He
pointed
such
stock,
mattress
toppers,
this division's
out that
automotive
expansion is
the
seat
toppers,
company's third
project in New England this year.
B. F. Goodrich has completed
plant to augment present Koroseal floor tile manufactur¬
$1,500,000
a
ing
facilities
Its
at
and about
Mass.,
in
the
at
West
six
of
Flooring Division at Watertown,
Goodrich opened its new 70,006
F.
B.
ago
center
business
expanding
and
Footwear
two weeks
distribution
New
this
Springfield,
Mass.,
states.
England
to
serve
acquired ownership of thy
assets and business of The Sponge Rubber Products Co. and established
company
The
as
The
,
Fall
V.
180,
Aug.
on
13
Goodrich
F.
B.
Sponge
River,
Products
Mass.;
and
year
Products
Sponge
Division
also
Division.
has
in Derby, Conn.,
Waterville-, Quebec.—
plants
Canadian subsidiary in
a
1333.
p.
Gould-National
This
five
has filed
cigar stores,
conditions,
be
cannot
operated
at
a
p.
said
other
plan
it
plans
unsecured
to
pay
creditors
and
approved
is
priority unsecured creditors in
will be paid 20%
as soon as a
annually
20%
2369.
thereafter.—V.
"
/
—V.
Stock
preferred
stock
Feb. 28,
PROCEEDS—The
incurred
for
telephone
net
and
the
will
be
used
Fed.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$16,132,536
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$25,335,903 $49,543,088 $69,500,460
inc.
'
*•.
,
■*
2,191,814
4,692,329
5,414,746
(est.)
1,142,000
.-2,428,000
2,815,000
5,860.000
period
$1,049,814
$2,264,329
$2,599,746
$5,464,196
share
$0.57
taxes
inc.
taxes
$52
for the
Inc.
Earns
607
per'
com.
1.547.929
on
the
three
11,324,196
made
per
in
500,000
and
178,
at
30.
1954,
$166,870 and $500.-
ended
months
Sept.
Sept.
30,
1954,
2370.
p.
Petroleum
our
outstanding
nine
$3.21
$1.36
$1.36
shares
dividend requirements of
months
Basins
Great
was
of
common
deducting preferred
for
respectively.—V.
issue
shares of
Co.
common
Stock
—
of Oct.
25
Sold—Mention
of the public offering
stock
(par $1)
at $3 per
share
repay
bank loans
and improvements to
to
additions
make
to
Steel Co.
-
•Based
company. at
City
before
Federal
after
at $51.50 per share thereafter.
proceeds
construction
by
redeemable
Is
1958 and
1334.
p.
sales
Net
Offered—Paine,
share through
a
regular producer of batteries for sub¬
atomic-powerecl "Nautilus," and has
worked
storage battery research and development,
on
'
Preferred
—
been
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
/-•
of Pennsylvania
Telephone Co.
has
a total of approximately
Gould-National in the past
by
179,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. jointly headed a group
of underwriters who offered on Oct. 29 for public sale
30,000 shares of $2.25 preferred stock
(without par
value) at $51 per share, plus accrued dividends.
The
180,
$500,000, makes
over
such contracts received
M'r, Daggett declared.
Granite
4
j,
General
amounting to
in
months,
Gould-National
and
present
Batteries, Inc.—New Navy Contract—
corporation has been awarded another submarine storage battery
by the U. S. Navy, Albert H. Daggett, President,- announced.
marines, including the
closely with the Navy
liabilities as 1,849,894, the company
"necessitated by burdensome leases of many
was
under
petition
while
by First California Co. Inc. and associates. The
offering was quickly completed. See details in V. 180,
p.* 1652.
plant.
company,
part
of
the
Telephone
General
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
1954
1953
1952
1951
from railway
$25,325,681 $27,196,116 $30,066,349 $24,131,323
System,
September*—
provides
service to 40 exchanges
in Pennsylvania.
The number of
telephones served Increased from 114,926 in 1949, to 159,664 at Aug. 31,
Gross
1954.
Net
from
Net
ry.
7
revenues
First
Greenwood
"'$5.12
foam-backed-fabrics."
Profit
payment
Springfield, West Plains and Rolla, Missouri, and Harrison and Springcale, Arkansas; Tastemark Foods, Inc., Windsor, Missouri; DeCoursey
Creamery Co., operating In
Kansas City,
Leavenworth % and Sallna,
Kansas; Meriden Creamery Co., Inc., Hutchinson, Kansas;' Pratt Dairy
Co.;- Inc.,
$755,534
$0.78
contract
petition
$3,254,529
as
petition
which,
dends,
Inc.,
1,654,650
designed
production
by
Daley
tion
wholly
profit."
nities:
Aines
Farms Dairy
Co., American Butter
Co., in Kansas City, Missouri; Arctic Dairy Products Co.,
serving Kansas City, Maryville and Brookfield, Missouri; Community
Dairy Products Co., Joplin, Missouri; Patton Creamery Co., serving
kansas.
1,369,867
$1,156,352
year
this
company
"has
the objective of increasing
foam
cushion
and
$620,156
the
to
533.
p.
were
was
the
12
$9,990,000
.
ended
Aug
income,
net
,
,,
.
,
months
and
.4
.
31,
alter
1954,
total
preferred
operating
stock
Gross
$1,259,000.
from
Net
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
—
mortgage
2%%
bonds___
series :due
$2.25
series
stock
——
value)
70,292 shs.
par
from
Net
ty.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
180,
p.
10,286,270
13,486,91S'
8,658,628
3,492,153
4,397,920
5,761,886
3,707,904
income
186,651,143 199,066,108 188,976,894 182,560,056
43,968,144
52,885,704
47,067.153- 44,034,917
16,619,642
20,561,354 17,841,697
15,213,521
1652.
avlue)
70,292 shs.
96,000 shs.
"6,000 shs.
218,000 shs..
216,000 shs.
Mountain Power
Green
2,5-00.000
-
5,000,000,
-
($50
Outstanding
"
-$7/590.000
.
series
Common
FINANCING
income
$25,000,000
1975^_-j-
3 V»%
series .due 1<)79_____
3 Yi %series due 1981
Cumul. pfd, stock (without par
$2.10
PRESENT
8,649,836
railway
oper.
From Jan. 1—
divi¬
Creamery
Products
18
said.
it
"'•'1953
in Federal Court in New York, N. Y,f
but said it will be able to pay creditors in full,
7:
The company also <5\vn& two Midwest drug chains, Ford Hopkins Co.
and Stineway Drug Co.
These are not affected by the petition.
EARNINGS—For
operate
large
rubber
Mr.
$7,617,231
Corp.—Seeks to Reorganize—
Corp.,
...BUSINESS—The
operations
surrounding territories and
by adding
three states to
par
1954—9 Mos.—1953
-
415,698
facilities
Hoban,
square-feet
Inc.
Co.
;
180,
voluntary bankruptcy
said
,
$3,748,549 $12,782,198 $12,199,498
597,517
'2,526,219
2,410,184
1
$181,819
involving
fpet of floor space,
foods
packaged
1333.
p.
taxes.
taxes
include
to
beginning March 31, 1954, amounting
stock
common
per
$1.09
program
$3,500,000
"New
States.
1954
Canadian
&
subsidiaries.—V.
General
a
•
the
of
$4.15
1433.
$249,062
share
and
past
Products
$440,000.
Acquisition
579,215
_
—
with
This one,
American
of
13 subsidiaries in Missouri,
approaching
earnings,
on
the
j
out¬
would
share
to
,
com-
was
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
production-and, distribution
Oct.
on
the
be
180,
Advertising
provision for income
income
Net
stores
This
as
Expand New Foam Division—
foam
and
launching
United
$7,689,091
Federal
General
'
Placement—
compared
p.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
inc, taxes
com.
a
$4,7,50,000
$422,000
New
Co.,
180,
the
of
1952
330,153
A.
the
To
Dec. 1—
1954,
first
mortgage bonds, through operation of the sinking
Payment at the principal amount plus a premium of 4.50% and
fund.
'interest
N.
has
company
its
1952,
redemptions
common
per
195^
preference
of
of
capitalization
30,
$2.39
Dec* 31,
on
issue
result
•'
$37.76 ;
Company.
tire
The
Outdoor
before
"lSSS
.
owned
/
the
3,997.538
'
t
"
100.000
Co
in
$3,972,129
improved
that
less
Ohio.
Division
revenue
for
the
and Sept.
1954.—V.
Glatfelter Co.
sales
Joseph
emphasis on products and
and institutions.
Production
restaurants
Products
will
Eastern
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
entire
as
earnings
non-recurring profit,
stock.—V. 180, p. 534.
Goodrich
special
be
will
said,
Bell
Mr.
program
division
Institutional
General
series, bonds
250,000
Illinois
Mullaney,
1984
Had
$2.34
and
for
-
$3.16
3,997,538
The
1953
30,
*3,997,538
\"
hotel,
will
cereal
the
follows:
as
Wm,
900,000
Co
of
amounts
are
1953
from
1954
"' '
•
$4.15
1954.
281,451
,
•
$48.68
30,
30,. 1954,, the
in
281.451
7-
4,547,024
1
stock.
taxes
and
new
company
eighth division in
the company's domestic operating- organization.
The other seven are
the
Grocery Products,
Flour,
Feed,
Special Commodities,
Chemical,
Mechanical, and O-Cel-O. Divisions.
The company also has a Canadian
'
30,
divisions," Mr. Hoban said.
pansion—largely needed for
T
underwriters
*
10,627.315
-
increased
Sept.
Sept.
reported
five-year
its
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
on
,
first
subsidiary marketing
limited
986,328
.
13,700,171
'
stock
Sept.
common
income
In
market.
development
this program
recently
The
500,000 shs.
par )
-
products.
tailored
facilities
10,000,000
Outstanding issues
;
Common stock, no par value___
prepared
division's
market'
services
$100,972,000
bonds
Products
field.
of
institutional
new
into
before
structure
that
announced
25
institutional
Mills
Spearheading
•First
series
Oct.
on
Institutional
an
line-
General
a
11,613,643
;
768,491
-
None
/
___•
preferred
also plans to develop
other grain food products designed specifically for the hotel, restaurant
FINANCING
mortgage bondsOutstanding other series
President,
and
complete
a
and
TO
Bell,
restaurant,
total operating
$3,392,000.
For the
12
-
"
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Plans Large Expansion—
General Mills, Inc.—Forms New Division—
had
14,468,662
.
758,612
"Includes
;
$4,000,000 4%% capital notes, due Oct.
of principal amount.—V. 178, p. 2476.
has
14,785,507
*
'•
-r
-
outstand-
stock
on
same
$3.01
tEarns. .per
assembly,
1969,
areas
20,270,487
in.'-
19,511,875-
common
prior
Sept.
H.)
Net
100%
H.
shares
share
sales
Income
of
its mains.
company
been
Net
an
C.
26,399,150
'
in
earnings
Period End. Sept..30—
.,
■*
insulation
new
a
design.—V. 180, p.'■1536." ",
General Finance
the company is manu¬
where butane is purchased
of
common
on
common
A
is
service
Miami,
are
21,647.397
new
"55"
company
36,116,059
22,197,993
excess
period.
retired
been the
annual
for
;
.
$1.69?'
•*1
!.(-
line v of
Tri-Clad -"55" >• single-phase
capacitor
higher full-load speeds,
higher overload capacity, 5
and higher breakdown torque has been announced
by this company.
;
/ These single-phase motors are part of General Electric's new series
of Tri-Clad "55" motors, built to the latest rerafced NEMA standards.'
and
$
-92,420,824 :
*
_*__
of
conversions
pany
featuring
Tri-Clad
&
7
1952
$
42,468,480
current
share
of
was
Income
A
1953
1954
-
of period^-^j.^.-.-j.
share of preference stock
4,54.7,024
(P.
1/'+'
;
of
per
'
-
■
General Electric Co.—New Product—
The
•Not
$521,898
$1.10
180, p. 1652.
1
1
by
Palatka,
at
Palatka,
$69,597,000
Cumulative
shs.)
30—
at close
standing
262,500
and
mains
is also sold by the company
CAPITALIZATION
.
(472,982
Sept.
common* stock
per
prices
and
supplying
in
Florida.
of
largest
months ended July ,31, 1954, total operating
$75,663,000 and net income at $9,557,000.
1984
262,500
.
Lauderdale
except
the
EARNINGS—For
3 'A%
stock
com.
472,982 shares.—V.
on
.
"
of
$1,063,963"
case.
facilities,
gas
principally
State
the
Ft.
sold
gas
distributed.
revenues
$784,398
Jackson & Curtis and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
sectors
All
its
bottled gas
ing
have
applicable to
600
&
preference stock outstand-
Earned
stock
Dayt:na Beach.
The
furnishes gas service in Miami, Davtona Leach, Lakeland
company also
.and
electric
,
communities,
Palm
1,148,868
,
Ended
close
of
Earned
to
$2,212,831
requirements!-
600
-
Deane
'
,
_______________________
of
at
53,<389
> 797,533
.
___.
dividend
struction,
redemption
regular
interest in each
purposes.
various
in
3 Vis.
as
/
$1,581,931
taxes
Parke
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
income-^,
Shares
or
the sale of the bonds will be used by
additional
BUSINESS—Company
service
at
special
at
and
plus accrued
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
the
other
the-bonds
redeemable
par,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Lehman
&
Co.
bid
102.3159
and
Blyth
&
White, Weld
bid
Corp.
from
came
and
100.083.
series
prices ranging
income* taxes
Federal inebme
Net profit
motors
'
/2,158,842
^"..52,355
Scribner
Yarnall, Biddle & Co60O "
'. .foreign countries not realized
United States dollais___j_r_^
Shares
Provision
Oct. 28 offered $10,-
on
bid of 100.22%.
a
100.108;
(jointly),
First
The
for
on
Beane,
inc.
600
Singer,
income & excess-profits
amount
*
900.
Lynch
Roberts &
&
3,400
taxes—.—._a_u-____—:
Balance
1,200
2,300
;____
Shares
1953"
;
Months
profits
ing
-1954 r
•Earnings per common share____
Power
bids
Fenner
Subs.—
1,529,576
Co._
&-Co.
.■
$24,584,240 $25,914,700
property-and other misc.
240,000
__
000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3V8% series due Nov. 1,
1984, at 100.877% and accrued interest, to yield 3.08%.
Award of the issue was won by the group at competitive
on
"
•"
*
—
of
sale
on
Profit- before
»
360,000
A.
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
sale
30—
/:-_/_'_7:'_47_7_-_L_37-
Sales
Earns,
Florida
Ended Sept.
600,000
Stroud
1,200,000:
1333.
$600,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co.__
Co.__uw_li.jl 1,200,000
White, Weld & Co._____ 1,200,000
p.
-
'
Lee Higginson Corp.____ -; 600,000
F. S.
Wertheim &
180,
forth below:
bonds set
Hallgarten & CouL——*_
1,200,000*
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
series
1984
-
.
Beane-__//_ 1,680,000
Bear, Stearns & Co'.zJ-x
—V.
Cigar C07 Inc. , (& Wholly-Owned
Earnings Decline—-7> '-'7 '7
7-'
;
•
Son
s
2,300
Inc.—
taxes
■
respective
Kidder, Peabody -& Co.__$l,680,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
"
r.
purchasers have'severally agreed to purchase
1,200-
M.
Newbold
Moore, Leonard
Schmidt,
Poole,
-
3,400
Foreign & domestic-income
80,000 shs.
/
5,800
H.
sales_,__-________—125,426,160 105,769,721
Net
.
Noyes & Co
Marks &
Laurence
W.
are.
Shares
Co.!___
1536.
Profit before
is
through .tjie
condtions)
securities offered:
$
•
-/* Additional bonds
Hemphill,
'{
Net
with the
stock being held in the treas¬
'7'
.capitalization
Co.,
p.
the
11
Co.—!/_!__
&
Gillette Co.
7
Securities Commission
common
new
the
shares of
Texas
increased
finance its
to
necessary
25,000
/'"/■'•>7:
•>:
Morrow. said
50,000
*
and
remaining 25,000'shares of
ury,
/
increased to
be
//
preferred stock
following approval
will
stock
(par
1-cent)
increased from
50,000
The-preferred currently pays a 60-cent an¬
100,000 shares;
new
stock
&
&
offered
certain
for
-
7,100
1—
Co
Peabody
Clark
180,
Corp.—Increases Stock-
a
preferred
par
common
cumulative
The
sold
40,000 shs.
series
$7.50>___^__'r_____
'
&
W.
being
to
pay
•
Securities
—
Kidder,
and
Shares
_—...—?.
Webster
is
(subject
take
Jackson
Webber,
&
Drexel
E.
to
,
Corp.
3,520,987
2,237,764
;
*
Curtis
Stone
5,048,104
Investment
American
The stockholders have approved
/v
'
-
-
(par
T
40,000 shs.
" •
,L
stock
212,162
'
•
V':
v
,
500,000 shs.
series
-
-860,000
$100)
series
Common
l-i5,2o8
•n
.
1—.•
who
commitment
•
proposal to increase the company's,
capitalization.-/,•-> <
■'
' ..." ..."
.Under the proposal; said Emmett J. Morrow, President, the present
12.000,000
*
$3,235,000
i_
4.40%
Jan.
General
10.000,000 /.
j.
to 2Ys'fr
(par
series"
4%
39o,450
.preferred
new
..underwriters,
firm
a
—V.
/
15,000,000
issuable. In-seriesr_*L_i/_i
4.-60%'
537,435
under
Stroud
14,000,000./ '
.
;
(1954-56) 2%
preferred
'
-
1983_1__
2%'tr "series due 1984__
Cumulative
$1,601,139*'
$1,853,713
*.
8.500,000 M
1982-Ij
3%%. series due
-
—v.
4,000,000'
y
1973
due
Serial bank loans
Net
"Net
1
-
$16,500,000-
dut-1981_wi_—>—\
series
below-named
..
3Yt'/r- series due
33/«%
had
-
FINANCING
,
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
1951
338,443
from
Gross
'" Outstanding
Authorized
.L/
series due 1974___i__
series' due
PRESENT
TO
•
~
3%%
274%
'
EFFECT
'
■
-
From
•••?'
company
-
♦ ■
1952
$1,692,642
railway___
$1,891,512
railway__LZ_4 .368,499
oper. income__;2 / *162,5107
•Net -ry.
an
'
operating revenues of $36,467,000 and net income of $5,913,000.
•
of
serves
from
from
Net
populatiofi
a
•
.
31,
of
area
population
a
miles
•
an
subsidiary,
a
square
'
V
to
with
Company,
approximately 7,500
of
service
electric
/
1953
1954
t
■
-
Gross
BUSINESS—The
(1771)
Period md.
Operating
Net
•
•
$4,290,330
per
Based
on
com,
share
195A-e-12 Mos.—1953
$ 5,045,087
500,140
444,730
$5,701,670
$3,799,207
406,918
r. venues
333,045
income
Earns,
Corp.—Earnings/Sise—
1954—9 Mos.—1953
Sept. 30—
,
$1.68
242,886 shares.—V.
180,
...
p.
.
$1.37
440.
.
.
$2.06
•
r
$1.83
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1772)
The
Griesedieck Co.—New Name—
Griesedieck
See
Western
Western
Assets—Changes
Shares—
:..
/
-
Co.
Brewery
Name—Offers
Sells
—
Brewery
Preferred
Purchase
to
:
.
The. shareholders on Oct. 25 voted to approve the sale of the com¬
pany's brewery assets to Carling Brewing Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, and
to change the name of the company from that of Griesedieck Western
>
Brewery Co. to The Griesedieck
Edward
hgnd and
to
the
with
Chairman
convenience
a
as
the. par
have
made
Jones,
value
St.
of
to preferred shareholders who would like
their shares now, arrangements had been
Trust Co. to purcnase on behalf of
Union
Louis
all shares tendered for. sale.—V. 180, p. 909.
the company
Trust
National
company
property in this field run well over 2,000,000 barrels of additional
oil
production.
In the current
test project, he said, Gulf Coast
is participating 320 acres;
Skelly Oil, 160 acres; and Humble Oil
& Refining, 160 acres.—V. 180, p. 1334.
The
Sutro
xaBway-l-
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
ry.
—V.
1,013,781
1,756,475637,486
railway
60,689,078
70,276,923
67,786,471
64,078.847
railway______
15,241,672
6,408,167
21,249,145
20,315,097
15,903,616
8,453,858
7,808,931
5,709,735
Income—.
1433.
oper.
180,. p.
and
filed a registration statement with the
offering to stockholders of an additional
on a one-for-eight basis.
The offer¬
ing will be underwritten by The First Boston Corp. and White, Weld
company
covering a
48,047 shares of
Co.
&
28
proposed
V.
furnishes water service
in
■
54 municipalities in
north¬
Jersey and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Spring Valley Water
& Supply Co., serves a portion of Rockland County, N. Y.
Proceeds
of the financing will be used by the company for capital additions
and to purchase securities of Spring Valley whose construction pro¬
gram
Includes a large dam and impounding reservoir on the upper
reaches of the
Hackensack River to assure an
adequate supply of
water for use by the growing communities served by each.—V. 180,
p. 254.
;,.V
{company
New
ern
Hamilton
Watch Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Inc.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Fed.
inc.
taxes
shs.
Earnings
786,097
1954—9 Mos.—1953
:
$349,097
$389,148
$1,071,028
$1,113,513
294,819
387,019
294,819
$11.15
$30.68
and
Hancock
Los
Mutual
Angeles
loan
of
construction
the
that
announced
of
sum
$6,000,000
of
Insurance
Life
the
in
made
Co.
approximately $12,000,000
by Aetna Life Insurance
Statler Hotel
in
with an option to
leasehold interest
Corp. which
Statler
as
becomes
Hotels
$0.91
$328
$2.61
(George L.)
Headley
Associates, Inc., N. Y.
Files
—
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
Oct.
on
15
filed
a
letter
advanced
Carl
at
assigned
was
their
with
the
SEC
covering 295,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share through F. M. Hall & Co., New York. The net
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Highway Trailer Co.—Exchange Offer—
Holders of common stock
of their stock for
a
their affiliates
previous
stock
of
will
the
Statler
that
so
right
same
Hotels
Hilton
Inc.
will
that
at
advised
be
the
Houston,
be
next
Texas,
offered
to
Inc.
will
receive
for
the
the
of
stated
He
purchase
their
of
the
same
Carl
by
final
meeting
Hotels
the
their
holders
stock
the
of
stock.
stock
of
Hilton
to
acceleration
receive
in
will be
Payment
$50
per
closing
the
share
date
the
through
made
$50
per share in complete liquidation.
properties which were acquired by Hilton include
Washington, Los Angeles,
Hartford, Boston,
Buffalo, Cleveland; Detroit and St. Louis, in addition to the 1,000room Dallas Statler now under-construction.
The hotels already owned,
leased or operated
under
management contracts by Hilton Hotels
Corp. are The Waldorf-Astoria, The Plaza, The Roosevelt and: The:
New Yorker in New York; The Conrad Hilton and The Palmer Bouse
in
Chicago; The Town House in Los Angeles and The Arrowhead
Springs in San Bernardino, Calif.; The Mayflower in Washington;
D. C.; The Dayton Biltmore in Dayton, Ohio, and The Deshler Hilton
in
Statler
York.
New
The Jefferson in St. Louis; The Hilton Hotels in
Fort Worth and El Paso, Texas and Albuquerque, N. M.; The Caribe
Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico; The Castellana Hilton in Madrid,
Spain; and The Palacio Hilton in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Columbus,
>
Ohio;
Hotels now under construction
to be operated
Clack
Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills, Calif.; The Continental Hilton in Mexico
City; the Aeapulco Hilton in Acapulco, Mexico; the Istanbul Hilton
in
Istanbul, Turkey; the Havana Hilton in Havana, Cuba; and the
Nile Hilton in Cairo, Egypt.
These properties will contain a total of
son,
Co.,
will
As
and
Coolidge
&
Counsel
Rugg
for
Lashnits
R.
The
First
of
Loeb,
of
the
National
Cochrane
Douglas
Boston,
of
Boston
of
firm
of
F.
Peter
were
Gray,
Ropes,
were
Chadbourne,
C.
G. Fuller
P.
Hunt,
Jaeckel
and
for
The
Horace
Manufacturers
McAfee
J.
and
Trust
George
The
E.
H.
selling stockholders
Letchworth of
Phillips;
Edwin
of
the
Best,
San
by Louis E.
180, p. 1433.
Board Chairman
Wolfson,
Stock—Shareholders To Re¬
Completion of not only the largest transaction in the hsitory of the
industry, but also the largest real estate transaction eVet made
purchase for over $111,000,000 of all assets of Hotels Statler
Co., Inc.—was announced on Oct. 27 by Conrad N. Hilton, President
L.
of
represented by George H. Phillips and
Kenefick, Bass, Letchworth, Baldy &
the firm of Garono, Jaeckle, Kelly &
Montesano of Buffalo, N. Y. and C. Ashley
of
180,
p.
The
hotels
Hotels Corp.
closing
In
brings
one
United
the
under
States
and
management
971
or
to
$119,121
Corp.—Earnings
or
cents
88
outstanding. This
abroad
containing
of
27
total
a
leading
of
27,000
rooms.
Also included in the purchase were Statler office
biddings in
Boston and Los Angeles^
'
Mr. Hilton revealed that title to the
land, leasehold estates and
buildings constituting the Statler hotels had been acquired by a
v
newly organized Hilton
the
furniture, fixtures
Corp.
It
■
leased
to
Corp. for
000
also
was
per
and
a
share
compares
the
on
with
a
of
$146,-
$1.09 last year.
H. Norton, President, attributed the 5% decline in sales to
of defense spending through industrial contractors. A
gradual conversion to consumer items rather than goverment business
is
expected to improve this trend during the final
quarter, Mr.
Norton said.—V. 179, p. 2370.
'
Statler
Hotels
Delaware
equipment
Hotels
that the Statler
Corp.
by
hotel
an
It
term of 25 years at a
for the first 12 years and thereafter
year.
Hilton Hotels holds options to
revealed
of the
that
°f
~Pn,*
an
have
been
at
a
rental
renew
of
the lease
annual rental of $3,000 000
principal
curtailment
Holiingsworth & Whitney Co.—Merger Approved—
Paper Co. below.—V.
180, p. 1105.
Hotels Statler Co., Inc.—Assets Sold—Stockholders to
Receive Rights to Purchase Stock of New Corporation.—
See Hilton Hotels Corp. above.—V. 179, p. 2808.
Statler
Life
i-'
Howard Stores Corp.—September Sales Off—
Sales
1954—Month—1953
$1,984,696
con¬
$16,055,065 $17,100,345
Hotels
Delaware
Assurance
Society
Corp.
of
the
which
United
sinking fund
were
sold
States
at
to
The
par
Tkich are secured by
/-.v.
(2)
A
°£, S?
furniture,
and
equipment
f!Land DaUas properties to
$20,000,000
seven
year
term
and
liens
on
the
secure $18,000,000 of debt:
loan made by The First Na-
of Boston, and its associates, to
s'oc^c
subject to
Hilton Hotels Corporation;
advance
subscription
to
stock
2
^ Delaware Corp. for a total of $11,584,947, consisting
byofficers and directors of Hilton Hotels
Corp, and^ their affiliates;: and $7,411,947 advanced by Carl M. Loeb,
eLri
assoclate<l investment
bankers;
wnSif 55# Placei»«t through David Baird of 38,000 shares
wriM B^
Hotels j .Corp. 4%,% first ? preferred- stock - (Convertible),
the
refinery
has
on
also
Oct.
products pipe¬
/
.
29
concluded.
been
under
are
*•
Illinois Central RR.—September
rev.
Railway
Equip.
Net
7,797,960
47,348,036
64,885,064
2,817,694
4,326,577
25,257,291
35,858,339
445,577
382,014
4,235,254
4,220,012
facility
joint
(net Dr)
railway
i
6,128,951
from ry. oper.
tax accruals
&
Earnings—
1954—9 Mos.—1953 ;
$
$
$
25,726,457 205,535,004 229,644,711
17,928,497 158,186,968 164.759,647
1954—Month—1953
V;::. .'V:1:',$
Railway oper. revenues
23,444,294
Railway oper. expenses
17,315,343
oper.
2.865,680
inc.
income
Cr134,796
Miscellaneous deductions
19,008
Fixed charges
654,476
24.806,713
Crl90,118 Cr1,450,622 Crl,626,163
12,941
135,378
134,312
715,490
5.999J623
6,510,841
3,089,369
17,855,491
Net
Income
2,326,992
2,551,056
13,171,107
86,547
978,695
778,923
19.787,723
Income
applied to sink¬
ing funds
>
income___
of
per
109,956
v.
2,217,036
2,464,509
12,192,412
19,008,800
share
$0.82
$0.91
$4.08
$6.53
com.
180, pp. 1434 and 1537.
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—New Oper¬
ations Expected to Increase
Earnings—
at Bonnie, Fla. and a
chemical
plant at Carlsbad, N. M., are expected to
add to
earnings in the last half of its current fiscal year which began
July 1, 1954, Louis Ware, President, announced on Oct. 28
The
Bonnie plant
is now producing triple superphosphate at a rate of
200,000 tons yer year and regular shipments are now being made.
Mr. Ware said,
"We have had losses in these plants during the
corporation's phosphate chemicals plant
The
new
part of this fiscal year, but in the latter half we expect they
to our profits and
their showing for the year will be a
improvement over the previous one."
"Our
Bonnie
chemical plant cost approximately $l§,000i000,"
he
said.
"As it is now operated it can produce according to either of
two plans, but it is estimated with an expenditures of about $3,000,-
early
will
the
add
additional
corporation on Oct. 19 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 10,858 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at
the
market for the account of
common
stockholders
Foreman
of
Inc., who have exchanged their holdings in that company
Howard Stores stock. There will be no underwriting Involved."
The
banks
&
for
is negotiating with certain insurance companies and
long-term loans aggregating $5,000,000 and if the loan
are
consummated,
the company' intends to apply
the
to the retirement of its presently outstanding bank loans,
company
for
agreements
reimburse itself for cash funds used in the acquisition of the capital
of Foreman & Clark, Inc., and either to retire the presently
outstanding bank loans of Foreman & Clark, Inc. or Increase the com¬
pany's working capitaL—V. 180, p. 1208.
Hubinger Co.—Earnings Increased—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Gross profit and income from operations—
Selling, advertising, general,- and admin, exps.
Other income
and
deductions
(net)_
1954
.
192,676
■
Provisions for Federal income tax_
Provisions for Federal
excess
; 777,700
profits, tax
-•
Earned
^shares-outstanding.
per rfuu-e
- • ■
-V.179, p.-2141.
->
•
•
.
Ware
covering
to
produce
continuously
all
of
said, there
low
recovering
a
is also a unit at the Bonnie plant for re¬
from the phosphate solutions.
Although it is of
content, the large volume treated offers, possibility
a sizable amount of tbis material and the corporation
uranium
relatviely
contract with the government under which it expects
capital plus
a
International's
reasonable
new
profit over
plant
at
toirecover
10 years.
Carlsbad
^
M., utilizes what was
formerly a waste liquor to recover magnesium oxide and hydrochloric
acid.
The magnesium chlordie liquor is used as effluent In a process
in which potassium chloride is reacted with
langbeinite in a chemical
N,
plant to product potassium sulfate.
Edwin C. Austin, Chicago, an aitorney-at-law and member of the
firm of Sidley, Austin,. Burgess & Smith, has been elected a director
of this company.
He is also a director of the Harris Trust & Savings
Bank of Chicago, The Hoover Co., Brooks-Scanlon, Inc., A. C. Niel¬
son Co., and G.
D. Searle & Co.
He is a member of the board of
trustees of Vassar College; and a trustee of the American Library
Association.—V. 180, p. 1334.
International Paper Co.—Registers With SEC— :
This
..company
filed. a registration statement With the SEC tax
Oct.
25,
1954,
covering 106,169 shares of its $7.50 par
oonmoa
stock, to be offered under the company's Incentive Stock Option Plan
$717,876
r
for
•
703,418
210,069
*
"
Net income'
Number -of
equipped
following rate: sulfuric acid, 400,000 tons per
Dicalcium phosphate, 116,000 tons per
Superphosphate,
40,000 tons
per
year;
and Triple
process;
2,158,973
186,138
be
can
year;
Multiple
Superphosphate, 200,000 tons per year. It is estimated that to build
a
Triple Superphosphate plant alone, having a capacity of 200,000
tons per year, costs about $14,000,000
So the Bonnie plant, as now
built, can have this additional production continuously at relatively
low capital cost."
$3,704,377
2,314,547
,
1953
$3,996,262
it
products at the
for use in the
year,
its
The
t
nr
a
this company,
President of
Oil Ltd.,
Riverlake
Period End. Sept. 30—
of
and
a lien on all of the former Statler properties
fixtures
This is
and
will supplement Husky's present 8,500-barrel-a-day
refinery
operation, at Lloydminster on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border.—V.
180, P. 816. -; ■ vyy'Y:.
.
including
Pipeline.
Yellowstone
Mont., to Spokane, Wash. With the Clack organiza¬
has, in total, some 275 outlets in Washington, Oregon,
oil
has
$5,000,000—
stock
*49,500,000 general mortgage 4%%
in
way
to expand the present refining capacity to
day and to install additional facilities for making
the highest- grade gasolines and diesel fuels,
A new asphalt refin¬
ing and manufacturing plant; to make all types of asphaltic prod¬
ucts will be constructed.
Marketing outlets for gasoUne ^and - diesel
fuels will be greatly expanded.
;"•',.-i ;•
The purchase
and expansion of the Riverlake refinery at. Fort
WiRfsoat; will increase markets for Alberta and Saskatchewan crud®
Mr.
1954—9 MOS.—1953
$2,013,875
Files With SEC—Plans to Borrow
proceeds
financing for the transaction
following:
.
Equitable
and
Hotels
the new Statler Hotels Delaware
graduated rental averaging $6,000,-
year
additional 25 years at
was
sisted
Corp.,
Hilton
properties
$5,000,000 per
for
by
Husky Oil Co. acquired some 200
extending from western North
Washington, and an interest in
area
an
decided
.
operating
in
Mountains
•After preferred dividends.—V.
shares
135,023
net profit of
Clark.
announced
Hilton
a
affiliate,
outlets
Nielson,
to
Plans
Decline—
Wilbur
the
Period End. Sept. 30—
total
a
been General
has
Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming.—V. 180, p. 1434.
of
Balance
r-'the
Hilton
who
transaction,
Cascade
now
E.
adjacent
999.
hotel
of
the
retail
the
5,000-barrels
000
Private Sale of Preferred
of
and R. J. Christian,
jointly announced the
purchase by
the Husky
company
of
Riverlake Oil, including its
refinery located on Lake Superior at Fort William, Ontario, Canada,
and marketing outlets in the Great Lakes area.
An
agreement to purchase
about 100 acres of waterfront land
of
Ilollingshead
stock
common
See Scott
ceive Rights—
Inc.
the
Husky Oil Co.
Manager of the Clack
director
a
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd.—Acquisition—
Other
Oswald
the firm
corporation, manufacturer of automotive, industrial and other
chemical products, reports for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1954,
consolidated net sales of $10,717,053 compared with $11,250,695 for
the same period last year.
Net
profit after taxes for the nine months to Sept. 30, 1954,
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Acquires Statler Firm—Arranges
,
.
becomes
This
the latter
of
and
Husky
•Earns,
M.)
also
•
Calif.—V.
Diego,
of
of
recently-completed
Glenn
George
Brown.
&
were
Balamut
and
Clack,
President
were
firm
Jaeekle,
Michael J.
Judge
Johnson
F.
Company
B.
the
its President.
to
rents
Co.
Clack shares accepted
purchase will be completed
of-the
70%
confident
Turner
Idaho, Utah,
Mass.
Rhoades &
firm
Bank
the
of
is one
holders
than
more
are
become
wholesale
Net
for
Counsel
of
principals
result
a
Dakota
2,500 rooms.
Coogan
H. Earl Clack, President of the
The two principals did not reveal
several -million dollars.
: >•
that
provides
organization
His
include The
by Hilton
Co.
simultaneously by Glenn
Under the change, H. Earl Clack Co. will become H. Earl Clack,
Earl Clack, now President, moves to Chairman of the Board of
H.
Hotels Statler
of
at
of
made
line from Billings,
he'd
be
to
had
Husky Oil
was
involved
Clack company
holders
tion
Trust Co., New
York.
Stockholders who accept the
price in cash retain their rights to purchase Hilton Hotels
securities.
All other stockholders of Hotels Statler Co., Inc.
nine
day
both
Co.,
Ve
Mont.,
the two
scheduled.
as
said
Statler
Hotel
securities.
purchase
hotels
its
at
and terms of securities
Statler Co., Inc. would
types
of
of
Hilton
it
by
Clack interests
the
and
name.
said
that
of the foremost independent
J:,:k.*v
of 95% of the outstanding
shares accept Husky's purchase offer by Nov. 25, 1954, or Husky
option, may withdraw from the transaction. However, on the
and
purchase of
price.
The
headed
be
Hi ton
of
Husky,
his
announcement
joint
a
revealed
was
of stock in
of
bears
transaction
first
.
that
agree
to sell
notice by mail
to
stock
of
directors
of
stock
who
Clack
officers,
the
Manufacturers
this company may exchange five shares
of New York Shipbuilding Corp. under an
share
one
:
*
which
purchase price but
the
the
13
this
of
rights to the extent
in
the
group
a
purchase
board
Nov.
holders
that
stockholder
at
Corp.
by
holders
to
such
each
Hotels
Hilton
stock
in
26
it
block
President
Nielson,
The
by
and
of
of
participate
Delaware
rights
Hilton
on
the
determined.
Co.,
that
accorded
receive
not
subscription,
have
will also be underwritten
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
be
affiliates
time
petroleum marketers in the west.
will file
the officers and directors and their
Rhoades & Co.
Every stockholder
a
right to purchase one share
for each share of Hilton Hotels except
sizable
a
Oct.
on
same
.--The 41-year-old
and,
of
announced
firm.—V.
E.
property to Hilton Hotels Corp.
a registration statement with
after this registration statement
will offer its shares to the stockholders of Hilton
price of $6.42 per share, being the same price
possible
offering
to
The Statler com¬
Hotels Delaware
receive
will
Mr.
Statler
Loeb,
will
directors and
M.
years.
to
public
the
Announcement of the transaction
the
by
M.
corporation
the
32J/2
for
renew
subleased
as
effective,
amounted
notification
of
At
acquired
Dallas.
immediately prior to the closing, Hotels
Delaware Corp.
soon
Corp.
Corp.
turn
in
Hotels
SEC
(R.
$1.07
made
firms.
company
years
Corp.
Paper
&
Husky Oil Co.—Acquires Montana Firm—
was
the
pany's
Pulp
Acquisition by this company of the H. Earl Clack Co., Havre,
the Statler
on
ers
share—
179, p. 2038.
offer
Hall-
Co.,
&
$31.90
outstanding-
per
Common
The
&
Rhoades
Loeb,
387,019
$10.00
*_•,
Preferred
—V.
John
Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett.
$8,037,910 $22,200,049 $21,130,294
870,148
2,376,028
2,470,513
437,000,
481,000
1,305,000
1,357,000
taxes
profit
Com.
M.
Wertheim
Co., Inc., had completed a sale and lease back of the Statler
In Hartford, Conn., to Aetna Life Insurance Co. and the Travel-Insurance Co. for the sum of $6,700,000, the lease being for 22,/2
Swart;
Net
Carl
Co.,
&
Stearns & Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
Hotel
Johnson,
$7,512,411
before
&
(&
1954—3 MOS.—1953
sales
State
with
Freres
The
the $49,500,000 bond issue, the Statler properties were
additional $18,000,000 financing represented by a first
Hilton
Mr.
associated
Lazard
National
C.;
D.
to
In
the
for
First
the
—
Securities Privately
announced on Oct. 27, has
arranged to place privately through Lee Higginson Corp.
an
issue of $4,000,000 4% promissory notes, due 19561969, and 160,000 shares of 5.7% cumulative preferred
stock, series C (par $25). Of the notes, the company has
sold $1,000,000 and has the right under a standby agree¬
ment, to sell an additional $3,000,000 of similar notes
on or before Feb.
28, 1956 (see also V. 180, p. 1433).—
V. 180, p. 1537.
*,
Hudson
Placed—The company, it was
.
to
Counsel
Profit
Co.
■
,
Net
First
Trust
Statler
stock
common
associates.
and
The
Oct.
on
SEC
Co.,
construction
a
Co.
in
Water Co.—Registers With SEC—
Ilackensack
The
2,692,224
956,257
1—
Jan.
from
from
Net
2,376,203
$6,947,938
$7,764,350
*
America
of
the
National
with
loan
term
Bank
Washington,
bankers
&
Bear,
an
mortgage
Louis;
St.
Bank,
Co.
to
properties
The
$7,825,933
831,850
income—
oper.
Net
$6,507,658
1,683,237
&
subject
will also
1952
1953
1954
Allen
& Co.,
addition
In
Co.,
Investment
are
garten
Corp.
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
September— '
Rtggs
Hotels
announced on Oct. 14 that it has entered into a
joint arrangement with Skelly Oil Co. and Humble Oil & Refining
Co. for a water flood test project In the Penrose-Skelly Oil Field in
Lea
County, New Mexico.
•
,F. R~ Benson, President of Gulf Coast Western, said the project
is already underway and
that it covers 640 acres of the field pro¬
ducing from the Queen sand and found at about 3,600 feet.
Mr. Henson added that engineering estimates of possible recovery
from water flood on Gulf Coast Western Oil Co.'s 1,160 acre, 27-well
This
.
The
were
the
Bank in Dallas;
El Paso National
Bank and El
Paso National Co., El Paso, Texas;
the American Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago; the Mercantile National Bank in
Dallas; the American Security & Trust Co., Washington, D. C.; and
Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
New
of
Oil Co.—New Project—
Western
Boston
Mercantile
the
Grolier Society, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—The com¬
pany has placed privately with an institutional investor
a
$4,000,000 3%% subordinated note due Oct. 1, 1969,
through Schroder Rockefeller & Co. Inc., it was an¬
nounced on Oct. 29—V. 179, p. 2705.
of
The
j
,
Gulf Coast
the
in
Association, Los Angeles; the Marine Midland Trust
York;
the Marine Trust Qq. of Western New York;
Savings
Co.,
Co.
of the
Board, stated that the actual
transfer of the company's assets to Carling would take place on Nov. 1.
Immediately
thereafter, he
said accountants from both companies
would begin work to prepare a balance sheet of the company for the
purpose of determining the adjusted purchase price under the agree¬
ment of sale. He thought that this work could be completed by the
middle of November and
that any adjustments under the contract
could be settled by the end of November.
If this-schedule could be
maintained, he said that it should be possible to give shareholders a
detailed report on the sale together with a statement on the company's
future plans about the first week in December.
a
.Mr. Jones also stated that since t ie company had ample cash on
D.
participated
Bank
&
of
Griesedieck
which
banks
National
below.
Co.
Brewery
November 1, 1954
$439.24L>
Key
Employees.—V.
180,
p.
International Resistance
1434.
...
Co.—Acquisition—
*
Charles Weyl, President of this company, and Irwin Braun, President
of
Van
Instruments, Inc., St. Petersburg, .-.Fla.; announce the
purchase; of .Van Dyke Instruments, Inc. by International Resistance
Co.. for _,an undisclosed/ sum,
.tc
u
Dyke
.
_
-420JD0O
„
$1.71-"*
420,000
•
$1.05
Van Dyke Instrument& .Inc. i is an important producer of precision
potentiometers required for. guided missiles, electronic equipment vital
to automation and atomic Installations, and ether related devices.
-
Volume 180
Mr.
Number 5373
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Weyl indicated that Van Dyke Instruments. Inc. will be operated
by
its
V.
J30,
present
management
721.
p.
as
...
IRC
an
wholly-owned
subsidiary.—>•
...
.
Jupiter Oils Ltd., Toronto, Ont., Canada—Acquisition
International
Salt
Co.
(&
Wholly-Owned
Subs.)—
before
taxes...
1QS4.
The
Range
There
$3,098,822
1,538,725
$2,656,532
$1,560,097
480,000
480,000
$5.53
.
profit
Earned
—V.
$3.25
share
per
179?
shares
common
2142.
p.
has
company
and
sell,
at
$50
par;
applied
the
to
for
SEC
issue
to
15,
1^54,
the
competitive bidding, 200,000 shares of its preferred stock,
the Commission has given interested persons until Nov.
request
to
preferred
crued
$50
added
to
and
the
to
used
and
used
for
$52.50
the
property
plus
additions
180,
pre¬
ac¬
will
Coal Co.
and
Edmonton
by
Oct.
Line,
Pipe
1
and
1
Net profit
Preferred
stock
Dividends
Earns,
and
expenses
on
share of
:
—V.
179,
being
are
County,
Driling
Texas,
is
to
It
announced
was
and
the
Island
the coal
and
the
them
in
$1,025,899
113,710
113,710
1.633,125
$0.61
$0.77
sale
Sheboygan,
the
of
tons
per
producing
its
Island Creek
of
Sales
in
Co.
Dock
Coal
C.
Cliffs'
as
Reiss
changes
Co.
markets
acting
is
Co.,
expected
these
of
to
be
oper.
expenses-
1,954,966
Net
The
Cleveland-Cliffs'
dock
&
facilities
Fuel
and
Buffalo,
with
Co.,
presently
will
—V.
New
1954
Jan.
Net
the
'*
Minne¬
with
area.—V.
of
180,
Inc.—Securities
1954—4 Wks.—1953
$
Sales
21,673,489
____
—V.
180,
18,836,265
plant
and
equipment
announced
"We
the
of
1.
facilities,"
Additional
2.
in
bar
said
the
these
at
for
the oil
4.
improve
Moreell,
and
expand
Eoard
its
Chairman,
for
at
pipe
industry and
will
enlarge
produced
from
and
Aliquippa
mill
broaden
for
the scope
and
at
the
production
in
the
designed
of
high
industry. ,
produce pipe
to
market.
our
wire
of
oil
specialty
manufacturing
5.
continuous
A
ended
the
Sept.
30
galvanizing line at Pittsburgh.
for
plant
and
$22,000,000
were
equipment
and
will
for
the
approximate
nine
months
$29,000,000
for
year.
to
are
180,
Moreell
weeks
recent
for
the
fourth
Net income
of
Sept.
30,
that
announced
indicates
higher
a
"a
rate
sharp
of
increase
shipments
in
and
operations
J
for
&
334,402
214,674
and
65 cents
or
subsidiaries
on
accounting adopted
1954, net income
share of
a
last Jan.
for
quarter of 1954
stock, on the revised
common
1.
For
$16,534,000
was
third
the
the
nine
$2.49
or
months
share
a
117,650
80,810
that
basis.
Sales
8nd
operating
$108,702,000.
Sales
for
revenues
and
the
third
1954
of
quarter
inc.
5,174,981
5,411,705
the
4,914,890
2,560,172
2,481,0^2
907,505
10
taxes
30,
1954,
operating revenues for the nine months ended
nine
months
of
period
A
of
of
as
products
compared
of
papacity.
quarter,
capacity.
72%
of
J&L's
For
within
,•"* * "
one
the
ena
with
after
covering
to
be
3,356,000
for
tons
tons
for
the
the
Current
Sept.
months,
operating
*
30
plants operated
nine
•
*•'/
.•
at
they
rate
is
a
75%
■■
,
.
of
ingot
..
.
>
was
$114,864,000
1S53.'
"
Period End. Sept: 30—
,
'
'
Sales & operat.
against $119,973,000
as
$
and
(including
108,702,000
17,198,000
for
obtain
1954—9 Months—1953
Depreciation & depletion
8,348,000
6,233,000
of
May
Fed.
25,703,000
18,22?',000
thereof
2,742,000
3.707,000
at
$1,667,823
$1,700,529
$674,200
$0.96
$0.87
quarter
$2.15
first
and
nine
Future
per
filed
14
Lunn
1953
of
8,048,000
9,313,000
2,349,000
years
•
.25,966,000
market
Earns;'per
16,534,000
letter
a
at
6,197,454
6,200,654
6,197,454
will
the
use
178,
notification
of
with
1
the
shares
$0.65
$1.36
$2.49
$3.83
board of directors
rp"»r;
se-tor
Edison,
Chairman
Partner.
Lazard
President,
Mr.
of
Gulf
Baer
this
10-year notes due Nov.
of
the
-
Freres
Oil
and
&
Corp.
Mr>,
on
.
Trust
New
Pile
26.
-\
New
Edison,
and
•
were
They are:
Co.p Albert
York;
-also
elected
were
Co..
A.
'
Ferris
committee,- -
Oct.
Thomas
Concrete
Co.,
Francis
York;
Inc.;
J.
William
the
fertilizer
production
of
of
Earnings—
the
Board,
Oct.
on
earn'ngs
27
will
the second quarter's $6,056,-
as
The
30.
rate,
the
quarter
at
decline
substantially
the
was
Mr. -Gross
third
quarter
"•
com¬
result
said.
of
-<
improved
only
not
last year
$1,522,341,000
was
$1,098,588,000.
was
at
International
York
New
Prepay Bonds—
of
New
of the Atlanta,
1,
1955,
may,
Knoxville & Cincinnati
after
or
on
Oct.
29,
1954,
principal
amount, with accrued interest to
bonds upon presentation and surrender
said
Trust
of
Co.
company
York
5,
New
its
as
York,
which
paying agent,
180,
Y.—V.
N.
notification
was
of
stock
common
K.
filed
$5.75
with
been
has
at
its
office
1538.
p.
the
25
(par
SEC
be
15
covering
offered
Fahnestock
by
selling stockholder.—V.
a
Oct.
on
to
cents)
share;
per
months
of
of
a
180,
at
Co.,
&
the
New
1538.
p.
/-•
Mr.
is
to
shares
of
notification
of
stock
common
was
in
$1)
(par
proceeds
The
plants
of
announced
the
during
to
the
of
amount
earnings
$236,615,
share
per
to
with
Securities
corporation
the
improved
The
at
net
and
be
10
cents
proceeds
Maine
corportaion,
part
last
the
with
that
which
responsible
was
of
complete
August
180,
1000.
p.
be
filed
letter
a
through
used
to
I.
J.
pay
notification
of
stock
of. common
share
to
are
15
shares
per
(par
expenses
with
incident
to
offered
used
&
Exploration Corp.—Stock
1,869,567
r
Offered—
to
net
proceeds
for exploratory
pay
to
are
be
used
to
exercise
certain
drilling and development expenses and
equipment.
BUSINESS—The company
1953
mineral
of
ment
is engaged in the exploration and develop¬
which it holds options and leases.' The
properties on
lease or option mineral rights on 68,744 acres
in Washington, Hancock and Franklin Counties in Maine, and 1,045
acres
in the Masham Township, Gatineau District, Quebec, Canada.
has
company
2,629,635
$1,592,595
$2,240,060
(est.)—_—__
mining
,
Mining
be
York.
New
Co.,
the
to
cent)
one
Schenin
on Oct. 22 offered pub¬
licly 745,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at
40 cents per share "as a speculation."
•,
for
1954
of
i?ctrrv
tnn
a
the current year should
quarter of
earnings.—V.
and
resumption
Sonnenberg & Co., Linden, N. J.,
the
$45,436,453 $44,948,561
3,462,162
4,869,695
;
the
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
on
3,000,000
covering
offered
to be
are
for
shareholders that the decline in
a
ten weeks Strike that affected
$53,667.
latter
orders,
PROCEEDS—The
——
income taxes
the
attributable
the
substantially
With
SEC
Lees & Sons Co.—Earnings Lower—
taxes
that
were
year
65c
or
Magic Uranium. Co., Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
retire
letter
a
without underwriting.
estimated
calendar
$294,503
operations.
filed
15
announced
has
current
to
informing
principal
Zimmerman
reflect
the
1953.
wholly
is
the
loss
President,
of
compared
as
Zimmerman
earnings
two
for
Zimmerman,
nine
period
,
share
per
allowance
of
for
stock
com.
taxes
and
under
-V.
CAPITALIZATION
180,
from
Gross
Net
from
'
1954
railway-
__
V
1953
stock
Common
'
179,
'1952
»-
'
$834 704
418,9J3
185,943
232,883
215,041
6,057,836
6,447,392
6,565,608
2,463,04)
1,461,448
2,541.177
1,398,583
30
'
George
K.
to1 the
.
/
.
Executive
V
'
TO
PRESENT
FINANCINGS
.'Outstanding
Authorized
.
2,000,000 shs.
cents)
1,773,553 shs.
"
1
17
See Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
below.—V. 180, pp. 1435 and 1538.
'
Net
From Jan. 1—
from
from
ry.
01,472
income.
oper.
ry.
Gross
4,935,133
779,184
income-
1,813,047
720,186
railway
1,224,748
*
—V.
180,
Months
Nine
Lehigh Valley
The
&
New
York
Canal
&
bonds
RR.
on
Oct.
1
four
of
miles
of
right of
Thruway Authority for $6,950,000,
Mr.
Major noted
Valley's
Lehigh
decrease of
Mr.
that
bonded
after
the
will
debt
$67,737,000 in the
Income
from
income
way
on
Pennsyl¬
to
the
New
York
have
seven
been
years
reduced
since Jan.
1,
Sales
not
take
which will permit
create
a
a
into account, the
1953..
effect -of
The
1954- estimate,
how
determined
the
railroad
whether
charged
to
it
would
should
income at
a
be
treat
this
included
later date.
credit,
in
the
and
1954
it
was
Income
for. Federal
14,duo,Uo /
share—"
2,270,967
1
2,135 645
$6.39
$3.4a
'
the
quarter
ended
not
attack, fighter.
,*.
,♦
•-
a $38,700,000
advanced all..
corporation well-known for .the, development of both .Navy and.
fighter aircraft, announced that, the new contract.. repre*.
sen Led
its first design entrance into the lialcb-of attract type akceaft.
<■
-
This
-
cai
yet
work
wilt
help
toward, continuing
employment
for-the next
for the 12,262 engineering, administrative, and» meehanipersonnel, which make up the McDonnell team.
' - - f
Currently- under construction, at McDonnell are the F3H Demon,
for the Navy and the F-101 Voodoo for the Air Force.
The Deiqon
is a carrier-based general purpose fighter,, adaptable to a wide"-range
several
.
account
Accelerated amortization, he
Corp.—Gets $38,700,000 Contracts
Air-Force-
-
be
8,104,04i
This
how¬
credit;- after allowing for other, factors such as abandonment of
line,, should amount to about $1,-500,000:
Mr. Major said he was not
certain
for
weather
amortization,
This
or
required
.
outstanding—
corporation on Oct. 26 announced the receipt of
contract from the U. S. Navy .lor development of an
■■■■.<
••
provision
McDonnell Aircraft
deduction of $4,000,000 in taxable income and thus
tax carry-forward credit.
(no
The
1948.
accelerated
14,371,665
•
a
Major estimated net income for 1954 at approximately $2,000,000,
does
$
187,178,497 116,904,036
operations
shares
per
-
State
$67,650,000,
to
195**
1954
•
Sept. 30, 1954 were $89,973,585 whh?
earnings totaled $7,664,085, equal to $3.67 per share.
V. 180, p. 442".
24.
Nov.
V-
-
taxes*
of
Income
according to C. A. Major, President.
redemption of the canal bonds, the
compared with.. $6,970,000 reported for
ever.
par
,
:__™
Number
Funds for
due April 1, 1S69, come from the
at
30—
$
Sales
Bonds—
5%
will redeem all the outstanding $2,489,000 5%
company
vania
RR.—Calls
Ended Sept.
'
1335.
p.
Martin Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
(Glenn L.)
*.
railway-
oper.
v'
1
Jr.,
White'fwd,
-
elected
F.
10
613.
p.
"
1951
,
430,523
$917,770
$801,337
98.151
(par
Marion Power. ShoVel Co.—Offer Extended—
,727
$540,929
railway
-
•
441.
p.
EFFECT
GIVING
$2.65
$1.86
outstanding
preferred dividends.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
S.
Charles
Hettinger,
-
the
to
*a?V '
\
^
Rearing from the board are H. W^GrahztrtV Consultant on Tech¬
nology; V..EL Lawrence, Vice-President—-Indwstriaf Relations; and
H.
Parker Sharp,
Vice-President—Legal and > Corporate Affairs, wha
will
continue in their present:executive functions.—V. 178, p. 758.
M X "Vf
in
third-quarter
fourth
the
of
owners
States
share,
per
Mr.
1570.
redemption of these bonds, which are
executives
B»nu«-s
Board,
Raymond
same
June
1952
Railroad
the
of
first
52c
same
1,
incident to mining operations.
profit
♦Earnings
sale
business
corporation
Vice-°res'dent
Ferris,. President,
1
American
indicate
in
May
(approximately
the
or
by
par
proceeds
p.
Oct.
on
share,
Federal
and
Net
6,'200*654
prominent
in
en¬
Laminates, Inc.—Files With SEC—
operations
-
Profit before
25 170 000
New Directors Elected—
Five
Chairman
production
the
of
any
St.,
Franklin
for
Net
8,807,000
com
content
be
three periods, he added,
September stood at $1,031,062,000,
on
York, for the account of
6,648,000
'
4,387,000
outstanding..
shs.
of
shares
income
Com.
late
to
manufacture nitrogen
the third quarter
due
United
letter
8,000
Oct. 22.
sales
Net
1.210,000
Net-irtcome
aiTd
of
in
registered
by
Wall
45
$2.19
months
a
subscription
Texas.—V.
expenses
Net
profits tax.—
1
>
about
acquired 10,000 square feet of space for ware¬
91st Avenue, Richmond Hill, N. Y., it has been
M.
Willcox,
Vice-President
and
Base
Manager.—
bonds,
to
designated
Nine Months Ended Sept.30—
21,182,000
1,096,000
and
Current year
to
is
has
P.
1955,
1,875,14.8
September—
.94,254,000
*
-
1,
options,
$
488,360,000
60.940.000
'
etfeess
unit
Service-International
prepayment
3,575,677
—V.
7,203,000
904,000
inc.
bv
4%
1,680,895
•'
160,504,000 370,068,000
facil._
emerg.
charges
for
begun
were
plant
1537.
3,348,718
$650,000 secured note due in 1961, it
a
on
covering 200,000
$1.25
1954—9 Months—1953
31,747,000
Pro*,
Plant
the
Louisville & Nashville RR.—To
INCOME
$
revenues
Amort,
Barton
that
nitrogen
close
time
same
130-41
p.
Division
$9,557,670 $25,914,033 $26,316,676
maximum of $300,000 of 6%
a
corporation
♦After
$
Incorrfe from operations-
Interest
180,
662,232
Oct.
on
corporation
pay
"
1954—3 Months—1953
,
is
day
per
was
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF
*.
fertilizers.
process
tons
previous
end
high
Aircraft
announced
'
~
42
picture, he declared, but signaled that impor¬
be expected to continue in production and that new
bright potential is now on the books.
at
V.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
State
,
the
since
Idlewild,
Leadville Lead & Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
Net
about
backlog
a
housing
r
Mexico
of
at
$113,310,000 compared to $102,Long-term debt, excluding amount payable
30
the
at
1,336,432
third
deducting
first
rate
mixed
in
manufacturing
of
can
with
Airport,
same
operated
the
1435.
continue
the
sustained
Lockheed
existing bank loans
for
additions to working capital.
It owns working. Interests in
oil and gas production from nearly 5,500 acres in Arkansas, New
SEC
of
dioxide.
The
a
p.
$1,171,135,000
projects
A
the
offered
(James)
steel
first
;
at
year,
of
the
capacity.
/ Working capital at Sept.
£37,000 at the end of 1953.,
at
2.407.000
were
at
stated
President
in
as
favorab'.e
tant
The
'
third
the
ingot
rate
1954
steel
1953.
During
63%
rolled
bank
Lynch Corp.—Earnings, Etc.—
at
$370,068,000.
were
Shipments of
content
ammonia
carbon
the
as
180,
should
received
1,475,981
$742,054
for
corporation
The
nitrogen
preliminary
rate
with
business
1,012,438
stockholders
selling
1954—3 Months—1953
share—
per
income
to
Sept.
serve
backlog at
733,927
of New York
were
west
$405,389,000
Lockheed's
Lawton Oil Corp.—Places Note Privately—This cor¬
poration has placed with the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ended
on
the
,
backlog of unfilled
and
installation
25.
on
from $4,808,000, in the first quarter.
.
expected to exceed $580,000,000 for the nine-month period,
at midyear, Mr. Gross said.
up
same
pared
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings Up—
income
The
plot
1653.
capital.
the
L
operations
Chairman,
Gross,
are
Firm
employees, oificers and
directors
of
company
and all of any lessor number of the stock¬
holders and employees of its parent company, California Eastern Air¬
ways, In?,, or other subsidiaries. Tire offer will expire on Nov. 39. No
underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for working
orders
quarter."
$4,387,000,
was
basis
also
and
the
1951
$5:2,145
902,612
to
go
p.
taxes
announced
Admiral
in
sheet
expenditures
E.
that
Production
1952
facilities.
J&L's
Oct.
on
manufacture
liquid
year.
which
from
722.
SEC
and
fertilizers.—V.
Sales
up
2,339,145
-
$8,534,115
1964
the
Aliquippa
wire
sections
Works.
products used
at
additional
joist
new
Pa.,
petro-chemical
new
acre
the
the
Backlog at the end of
proceeds
before
The
producing
in
figures
approximate $6,000,000, about the
Land-Air, Inc., Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
are:
the
as
from
plant
Barton,
reported
•
on
1,400
a
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Estimated
improve
rolled
steel
Admiral.
Aliquippa,
facilities
Improved .and
which
projects
J&L's
electricweld
An
Ben
be
can
strength and special seamless tube
3.
to
company's
on
dioxide
ice)
this
Robert
provision of $325,000 for deferred consumer
advertising costs related to
trade
sales
effected
during the
third
quarter of the year.
This provision, less the attributable reduction
of $169,000
in Federal income taxes, amounts to $156,000.—V. 180,
p.
which
equipment
Additional
Admiral
projects
new
of
mill
$50,000,000
1955,
products
important
inch
spend
located
the
(dry
H.
000
70,064
553,306
Corp.).—V.
is stated
26.
planning
are
Most
14
Oct.
on
pattern
present
will
at
solid
mixed
for
Lambert Co.
Net
this
formally dedicated
was
Holders and
182,260,992
206,758,707
plant,
is
carbon
of
1434.
p.
Earnings
corporation
1335.
$
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Plans Expansion—
This
5,367,039
solutions,
Electronics, Inc.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 16,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Oct. 28 by Schirmer, Atherton &
Co., Boston, Mass., at $18 per share.
Net
-
57,874,285
11.34L525
8,233,567
Manufacturing
—A
Income
1434
p.
15,309,050
8,051,774
by fertilizer blenders
and
Profit
$
-57,829,229
14,699,599
3,734,214
Barton
May
6,323,736
$636,673
-
3,811,285
Sales
1954—40 Wks.—1953
$
63,626
Of¬
Jewel Tea Co. Inc.—Current Sales Up—
57,837,542
8,521,234
income
the
of
197,301
1,451,296
Period End. Sept. 30—
Period End. Oct. 9—
*
income
Laboratory
net
758,416
plant
Orders
railway—
railway
180,
1,250,817
daily production of approximately 300 tons of anhydrous ammonia
(about 82%
nitrogen), a large portion of which Is processed into
pelleted ammonium nitrate for use as a fertilizer. This material is also
1—
oper.
ry.
—V.
fered—See Pan-Israel Oil Co., Inc. below.—V. 180, p. 1537.
.
in
that
2093.
p.
$521,470 ;
>
155,452
from
from
954,962
p.
utilized
1953
$409,559
railway-—;
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
From
614,953
Luling, La.,
Waste
5,661,642
completed.—V. 178,
was
from
The
Petroleum,
It
September-
Pennroad
Israel-Mediterranean
in
November.
York,
of
subsidiary
that
well
wells
of
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
1,461,853
New Orleans, La. The Barton
plant manufactures nitrogenous chemicals for agriculture and
industry,
using natural gas, air and water as raw materials. It has capacity for
1954—9 MOS.—1953
614,534
1951
$6,4ol,858
2,545,540
Mississippi River, 14 miles upstream from
$1,227,487 $13,071,508 $14,423,007
626,864
1952
$7,248,404
1,658,898
48,706,657
railway
oper.
180,
The
-•
$3,825,484 $30,971,110 $36,438,715
2,597,997
17,899,602
22,015,708
$1,405,263
inc.—
1953
$6,491,334
1334.
p.
share.
per
Gross-
division
wholly-owned
a
de¬
trans¬
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 13,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on Oct. 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $48.75
Net
consolidated
operating in
180,
coals
those
coal
be
third
first
tax
no
1,123,363
larged by the construction of
operations
railway oper,
Ken¬
441.
p.
$3,360,229
of
agents for sev¬
coal sales activities
Detroit,
the
1954—Month—1953
■,
revenue—
and
Indiana
consolidated
had
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
4,000,-
sales
Cliffs'
areas.
be
distributors
as
Illinois,
20%,
fields in December
the
was
MONTHS
Lion Oil Co.—Dedicates New Plant—
at
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
interest
Coal
approximatetly
exclusive
as
Cincinnati,
will
Duluth
Carnegie
Creek
well
as
the
to
Virginia,
serves
Chicago,
and
to
West
Charlotte
Coal
office
Island
in
and
dock
these
of
addition
division
companies
offices
Wis.,
Corp.,
Cleveland-Cliffs
In
year.
and
Cleveland
those
Co.
1.
of
coal
eral
apolis
Nov.
Pennsylvania,
Cliffs'
Bay,
Dock
&
Completion
division
Ohio,
tucky,
Green
Coal
of
as
coal
from
Iron
Coal Co., Huntington, W. Va., will be associated
through the sale of Cliffs' coal marketing division
and Port Huron docks to Island Creek, and through
Wis.
effectuated
000
Cleveland-Cliffs
Creek
Escanaba
The
the
that
20
ry.
ft.
cu.
commenced
producing
two
about
or
NINE
railway—
from
Net
used
business
Duluth
the
the
Oct.
on
Net
approximately
owns
it
drill
to
the
on
•'
2038.
p.
completed
offsetting
commence
Kansas City Southern
way
29,519,473
'
'
in
Jupiter
since
FIRST
$5,654,710
income™.
oper.
The
barrels
There
1953.
AND
1954
railway
railway—:
from
T.
890,798
stock (1,187,733 shrs.)
com.
ry.
in
source
SEPTEMBER
From Jan.l—
Net revenue from rail¬
$833,901
t
stock
Net
Gross
—V.
control
FOR
13
Dodsland,
at
1,600,000
yielding
the Joseph Lake-Armena-Camrose
Arrangements
field.
1953
23,214,568
requirements.^
common
well,
from
■
recently
successful
from
Net
.
Anderson
im¬
$24,048,469 $30,545,372
—_
i
dividend
declared
per
taxes
Gross
spacing.
The
reduce to 90 or
will
through the middle of 1956.
September—
Alberta,
Township
80-acre
on
but
-
which
of
10,000,000
over
Railway
1954
income
Costs
16,
west.
1951.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Total
the
property and the first well
ten
days.
The
new
pipe
line
to Edmonton is expected to be
next
Railway
Island Creek
field,
Section
on
the
on
associates were
a
Viking gas
and
when
porting oil from
be
441.
p.
drilled
barrels,
EARNINGS
outstanding
remaining proceeds
purposes.—V.
corporate
of
premium
The
extent
4.70%
of
is
the
of
continue
sections
acres
livered
sale
the
the
to
shares
price
without
notes.
of
proceeds
Interstate,
redemption
loan
funds
Net
by
outstanding
prepay
bank
other
thereon.
be
100,000
at
and
3'/4 %
treasury
provements
will
the
par,
dividends,
$2,000,000 of
hearing
a
stock
redeem
necessary,
to
ferred
stock,
be
131
within
Pembina
well
completed.
At Dodsland, the group
and Jupiter's interest is 7&%.
was
The
and
of
Oils
Jupiter
81,000
authorization
to
is
drill
The
the
Texaco
would
carry-forward credit from this
in two quarter
half
in
south
a
transporting the oil from Pembina
operation early in December.
daily,
">The
sites
present
commence
interest
in
Saskatchewan
Interstate Power Co.—Proposed Financing—
•
offsets
well
1955.
the
cover
and
at
in
10%
a
production
oil
acres
four
axe
barrels
100
320
W5th
8,
allowable
daily
should
Net
Number of
Cardium
proven
1QS"*
$4,325,646
1,669,114
;
taxes
income
of
has acquired
company
Canada.
49,
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
,
Profit
Federal
said,
—George C. Knowles, President, on Oct. 13 said:
This
Earnings Up—
(1773)
years
trades
\
powered by a single J-71 turbojet engine,
swept-wing fighter with versatile combat
capabilities and is powered by two J-57 turoojet engines.
Contracts for these two airplanes make up the bulk
of the Mc¬
Donnell
backlog
which on Sept. 30 was $431,289,410.
The amount
SorLd to be expended against -this backlog was $348,241,073.
Other business consists of diversified
experimental and development,
contracts for jet airplanes, rotocraft and missiles.
A $20,000 000 emergency
facilities program was recently completed
Xmr
the company, including a
wind tunnel, propulsion laboratory and
a
flight test hangar.
A combination of trained, experienced person¬
nel and modern facilities establshed McDonnell as a comp.etely inte¬
The* Voodoo
is
and
;
large
which
in
the
depletion
expenditures,
loss
net
a
The
depreciatlgn,
and
9,104;
the company
against a loss of $507,654 a 'year -earlier.
in which tlie company participated
substantial increase in reserves is reflected
resulted
increased
in
the
The
Pembina.
.
v
Income
from
sale
the
crude
of
is
oil
expected
Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—An investment
•
Drexel & Co. and Harriman
Ripley & Co. Incorporated on Oct. 26 offered publicly a
new issue of 150,000 shares of 4.30%
cumulative second
preferred stock (par $50) at $52 per share (flat). This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
Dec.
to
PROCEEDS—The
funds
general
E.
Provision
the
of
sale
the
from
will
be
added
and
basis
amount
tomers
of
The
available
t
v
EFFECT
GIVING
first
Notes
bonds
mortgage
4'/!%
payable,
4V4%
series
4.20'.-;
t
agreed
purchase
to
preferred
named
underwriters
from
shares
to
&
Ripley
Inc.
,
&
W.
path
2,000
W.
Inc.
Blair
Baird
——
Co.,
have
Blyth &
Co.,
Alex.
Courts
R
Inc.——.—
Brown
&
■
Co
3,500
1,000
E.
,
,
1,000
Peabody & Co..—
Rhoades
Loeb,
7,500
The
7,500
1,000
—
During
Ky.,
Thermostat
provide
2,000
holds
7,500
Inc.
Smith, Barney & Co
1,000
8,500
7,500
Stroud
Inc.—.—
2,000
1,000
G.
Walker & Co
& Co_
8,500
1,000
Wertheim
Hayden,
Co.—
Ladd
&
-
—
Co
Oct. 3,'54
sales
Other
Co
Oct. 4,'53
7,500
.
PRESENT
will
Outstanding
space
in
space
Oct. 4/53
dividend
declared
7 dividends
361,798
of
20
$32,614,060 $33,360,607
—-
of
products sold—
Gelling
admin,
&
Deprec.
&
exps.
long-term
66,740,475
2,310,580
911,56i
1,000,303
expenses
$84,241,625 $85,979,759
26,792,200
,
2,262,977
depletion,.
and
Interest
25,620,486
5,755,333
5,596.133
2,506,649
The
2,240,334
offered
debt
265,371
269,552
660,128
620.958
1,786,612
1,778.192
4,426,880
5,771,941
$1,678,311
$1,298,516
$4,151,660
$3,885,181
$1.37
$1.04
Van
Federal and states taxes
income
on
Net
earnings
♦Earns,
per
"After
share
com.
provision for preferred dividends.—V.
$3.38'
feet of : the
'.?<
square
•„
.
180,
1
1538.
p.
:
Merchants'
This
National
corporation has
Properties,
callpd
Inc.—Redemption—
redemption
for
Dec.
on
$37,5d0
.1954,
1
of
sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1958. Payment at the principal
plus accrued interest to the redemption date, will be made at
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, trustee, New York, N. Y,—V. 178,
p. 1668.
amount
the
Merck & Co., Inc. (&
Period End. Sept. 30—
$
Sales
Earnings
Net
before
income
Earnsng
'20,095,000 '
$
the
20,833,000
23,951,000
26,171,000
taxes
com.
9,444,000
10,028,000
10,805,000
12,328,000
$0.81
$0.87
$0,90
$1.06
ry,
■.
Net
income,
subsidiaries and
Sharp
on
reported,
as
Apr.l 30,
unremitted
branches,
Dohme,
&
excludes
1953
earnings
income
on
180.
months of
the
at
1953
has been
into
Merck
&
Co.,
effective
average
Net
ry.
25,369
1,543,260
475,713
167,748
Petroleums Ltd.—Oil
company,
ended
June
30,
in
second
1954,
during
program
its
the
annual
that
states
which
year
it
re-stated to
rate
for
the
entire
year.—
$5,000,000
awarded
covering
participated in
expanded
the
the fiscal
exploration
an
Pembina
and
Associates,
oil
crude
last
a
R.
reserves
at
An
independent
consultants,
places
29,500,000
barrels,
an
report
joint
June
30,
production,
tctal
letter
to
stockholders,
N.
E.
increase
Tanner,
of
of
36
44
net
million
was
added
in
primary
895%
Chairman
over
and
■
the
current- year
but
•
Interests
in
13
marginal
wells in the Kavanagh portion of the Eeduc field
were
of a sharp decrease in the rate of production.
Since
1954, 27 wells capable of production have been drilled and
the present development program Is for the
completion of an additional
UO producing wells by Dec. 31, 1954, and a total of 240 wells
during
the next calendar year."
sold
June
because
30,
Consolidated
compared with
operating profit for the year amounted to $135,502,
$277,215 for the previous fiscal year.
After providing
a
first
projectile
$192,462
^
60,564
$148,912
'
14,535
1,946,119
1,562,054
II.—V.
180,
electronic
an
280,482
combat
240,966
63,986
-
of
proximity fuses has been
Ordnance "District,
it
was
which
distance
anti-aircraft
makes .it
frpm
shells
a
possible
target
during
1954,
covering 202,320
to
and
"
registration statement with the SEC
Shares
Sons
receive
and
an
R.
S.
outstanding shares of its $5
Dickson
amount
equal
to
&
Co.,
15%
Oct. 21,
another • selling • stockholder, are to
of the gross profit' realized by the
The Dickson firm, of Charlotte, N. C., is holder .of the largest block
being offered, 39,454 shares, the other holdings ranging flown to 9,104
shares, as follows: Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville, 24,278; Edwards
& Sons,
16,183; Johnston, Lemon & Co., Washington, 16,185; Loewi
&
Co., Milwaukee,
185;
Stein
10,116;
com¬
the con¬
supplement
1954—40 Wks.—1953
$
$
$
;
$
36,731,267 392,555,557 352,150,491
I
Electric
System—Stock
Subscriptiohs—■
asset
180,
value
p.
Dec. 31/53
$10,029,426
$6,699,358
489,042
385,690
1———$20.51
$17.37
——
outstanding
Net
„■
Sept. 30/54
assets—.
—
share—
per
1373.
England Telephone & Telegraph
Debentures
and
Stock—
•
Co.
—
Plans to
-
,
The
company announced on Oct. 19 that it plans to sell $30,000,000
34-year debentures at competitive bidding on Dec. 14.
also will offer, next March, for subscription by its stockholders
-511,205 additional shares of capital stock, at par ($100 per share).
.
v
of
It
The
proceeds
ings.
is
planned
stock
The
both
the
to
issues
give
will
be
used
ratio of
stockholders
to
one
new
the
temporary
repay
right
,
be
issued
under
to
borrow¬
subscribe
to the
share for each five shares of record
1.
shares to
The
the
on.
March
dividend
'
of
.
It
this offer
.
will not
participate
wnicif'may be declared in the first quarter of
in
any
1955.
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. owns more than
outstanding shares of' the New England company.—V. 180,
69%.
of
1539.
p.
New York Central
Period End. Sept. 30—
RR*—Earnings—
1954—Month—1E53
$
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
fr.
ry.
oper._
income
oper.
180,
1951—9 Months—1953"
$
$
1
$
56,516,509
69,438.123
46,169,262
56,511 370 455,042,119 513,348,143
10.347,247
3,563,126
12.S$6,753
527,019.867 624.220,615
-
71.977.748 110,372,472
12,275,524
5.732,693
46,846,299
1373.
p.
New York,
Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
$461,886
"30,844
*147,640
$604,314
$654,796
$559,166
52,684
98,659
21,430
*77,963
*13,036
*35,157
4,478,998
157,295
5,444,928
5,239,574
5,449,168
575,893
504,324
513,269
oper. income— - *1,154,164
*
Deficit.—V. 180, p. 1373.
*437,501
*396,537
*429,047
1954
Septemb?r—
.Gross
railway..
rai.way
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
oper.
income
.
From Jan. 1—
Gro s
from
Net
from
Net-
railway—
ry.
railway.,
16,185; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis, 16,-
&
Boyce, Baltimore, 16,185; Hayden,- Miller, & Co.,
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner,
Pittsburgh, - 10,116;
Watiing, Lerchen & Co., Detroit, 10,116; George D: B. .Bonbright & Co.,
Bros,
the
for
will
par
selling stockholders.
Cleveland,
that
111.,
plant
This
England Fund—Reports Larger Assets—
—V.
Net
on
capital stock.
These shares are now held by A. G. Edwards & Sons, of St. Louis,
and 12 other firms, and are to be offered for public sale by them.
The public offering price is to be supplied by amendment.
As. com¬
pensation for their services to the selling stockholders, A. G. Edwards
&
Construction—•
announced
Meredosia,
1954—4 Wks.—1953
r
Railway oper. revenue-1Railway oper. expenses-
Exchange Commission—
a
23
Co.—Current Sales Higher—
WOrld
Missouri Insurance Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers With
This company filed
is
"
1001.
p.
It
manufacture principally vinyl acetate poly¬
this new location. Construction will begin at;
12C9.
p.
Total net
36,580
circuit
in
office.
1373.
p.
England
New
302,092
predetermined
a
in
and
computer
442.
p.
As of—
1,526,450
721,555
.
to
copolymers at
180,
180,
-Sell
--*3,4-26
Chicago
electronic
New
York
180,
Oct.
on
—41,262,392
1951
31,416
'
at
introduced
Securities and
Trafford
1954, the company had interests in 48 wells capable
a
majority of which are in the Pembina field.
A
wells
War
substantial
from
Merrill's
Walker, President, state:
"At
of
petroleum
$248,140
production
the
said.
Miliar
—y. 180, p. 1653.
handling
discovery
year.
In
C.
stated.
report
was
by
27.
Mr.
Products, Inc.—Plans
President,
plans
company
and
next
the
for
company
Oct.
contains
fuse
explode
year
on
H55,"
910,883 shares of common stock recently offered
to common stockholders of record Sept. 29, a total of
836,867 shares were subscribed for at $15 per share. The
remaining 74,016 shares were sold to Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co. and associates.
new
order
this
period
operations
Of the
Minneapolis-Honey well Regttiator Co.—Fuse Contract
A
like
production of their Piainfield, N. J. resin plant.
New
1538.
p.
an
its
applications.—V.
■.
all the
Reserves Increased—
report
180,
into
demonstrated
25
Starch
Greenwall,
Sales
f
income
Net
the largest oil field in Canada and resulted in
a
increase in the company's crude oil reserves.
Estimates place Merrill's net reserves between 28
and
the
income
oper.
the
profit-hie
"
reflect Federal
into
barrels,
railway
"Deficit.—V.
The
Merrill
'sulphur
1952
95,921,
19,882
Oct.
scientific
for
New
*
61,144
announced
This
1953
*
$185,165
railway
expect
With SEC—;
related
income—
from'
from
Inc.
1653.
p.
and
on
National Tea
.
merged
was
and, for comparative purposes, the figures in
for the first nine
taxes
foreign
'
Incorporated
aboye periods include the operations of Sharp & Dohme.
V.
of
$326,141,"
tj
Register Co.—New Product—
Period End. Oct. 9—
(
•
From Jan.,1—
Gross
Net
in
$68,840,899
we
continuing
and
tape-handling
equipment
the $125,000 to $150,000
equipment
is applicable to
once.—V.
sum
railway—
oper.
with
prevent,
in
The
mers
The
the
railway-——_
from
Net
.ted
aauu
7
Cash
company
Frank
Valley JRR.—Earnings—
from
Net
for
1954
events
pany has purchased a tract of land at
struction
of a second
vinyl resin plant.
Cristobal, including tugboat and crane; $46,000 for
housing facilities for employees at San Cristobal Plant;
for addition to working capital.—V., 180, p. 442.
\
of
$325,000
Gross
T
145,951,000 163,895.000
share
taxes—
after
per
and
amendment.
Coatzacoalcos
at
compared
as
quarter
National
San
at
completion
dock
Midland
$
123,516,000
of
1954
net
co isolidated
company's
30,
1373.
p.
installed
public offering
underwriter
the
to
September—
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
109,465,000
—i._
facilities
*
Subs.)—Earnings—
1954—9 Mos.—1953
sell
completion
'
be
to
to
the
reports
'
/
'
on
at
The're¬
same' type
/
*
..
<
-
range.
dividends, plus an extra
Three regular quarterly
have been • declared and paid
each
4-
r
"
■
company
price and underwriting
company
also has
of $3,500, warrants
entitling the holders thereof to purchase an aggregate of 70,000 common
shares, the exercise price of the optioned shares to be supplied
by amendment.
Net proceeds of
the stock sale are to be used in the amount of
$520,000 for the purchase and installation cost of additional boiler and
other
equipment;
$286,000
for additional field lines,
relay station
equipment and equipping four additional sulphur wells; $396,000 for
& Co.
The
supplied by
Noel
are
'
■
certain areas of industrial and
general commercial accounting such as inventory control, purchasing
analysis
control,
production
control and sales
analysis.
It
can
also
be
used
for
all
types
of scientific applications and
computations
such
as
those
involved
in
engineering
design,
geophyscal surveys, ballistic analyses, aircraft design and many others.
To
date
a
number
of
National
computers
have been sold
and
registration statement with the SEC on -Oct.
shares of its 10c par common stock/ to be
through an underwriting; group headed by
a
sale
fourth
The
200,000
public
Alstyne,
agreed
$3.14
covering
for
terms
—
filed
company
1954,
22,
on
2,534,241
auxiliary
and his assist¬
director,
Mexican Gulf Sulphur Co.—Registers
67,865,212
6,475,883
4,239,054
months ended Sept.
share
per
unforeseen
180,
—V.
Total
Cost,
8,451,112
4,445,587
priced
•
selling organization.
■
subsidiary company, Ver¬
','■**
share
per
8.755.824
6,469,855
3,305,174.
Chairman,
nine
National
pafci a dividend on its common stock
180, p. 1538.
27,914,288
Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Earnings Decline—
$41,612,031
the
in
and regular quarterly
November, since 1941.
cents
1954.—V.
far in
so
in
30,342,204
.-,<•/
26,642,697
income
csnts
33
—V.
similar to those of the Spencer
objective of this move was to
with '67,015
/
498,082
30,304,226
Z
Millar,
"Unless
_
1939,
541,693:
250,230
1373.
the
totaled
a
new
by Victor G. Vaughan, a
1939.
since
year
1951
$2,843,533
1,153,451
595,527
;of 1953.
present
DIVIDENDS—The company has
1952'
$3,607,556
the £96,145 shares of capital stock out¬
standing.
This compares with a net profit 0: $2 599,402, e^ual to
$2.61 per.spare, for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1953.—
**
Consolidated net .rales for the ni">« -ont/s ended Sept. '30,
1954
307,489 shs.
of supply for those products.
The
voting stock of Versailles Products Co.
compares
of
as
Plate
a
principal
over
964,119
300,792
<■„
'
railway-.—:
p.
R.
for
or
to operate a new plant in Versailles,
products
of
The
taken
$3,358,119
.
railway—
National
J.
loss
in
The Swiss company is
caused
be
1953
1954
$2,740,799
492,755
,
income-—
oper.
180,
This
to be formed
held
be
ry.
FINANCING
source
company's
every
$85,617,961
427,862
General
company
the
of
from
Net
—V.
;
;
from
Net
Oct. 25
(par $5)
.
will
•
Massachusetts on Jan. 6,
Attleboro, Mass.
organized to acquire the assets, and
a
Rhode Island corporation, and all
Co.,
its
manufacture
61 '/2%
facturing
of
Oct. 3/54
125,313
140,614
•
Net, ry, ;opcr.
' ,,
plant in Attleboro contains approximately
eight acre
of floor space, divided into eight modern interconnected
buildings.
The company has added buildings and manufacturing ca¬
pacity every year since 1939/with the exception of the years 1944 and
1946.
The company's present 355,000 square feet of office and manu¬
—40 Weeks Ended—
$32,473,446 $33,235,294 $83,813,763
income
■
3,500
.
railway,
Gross
325,000 shs.
■
organized
originally
Division.
second
a
The
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
—16 Weeks Ended—
Ne*
equipment..
TO
ant, G. Gilbert Wood.
Dean Witter & Co.——/ 3,500
2,000
CONSOLIDATED
&
the
for
mainder
7,500
—
Weld
White,
—1,000
Miller &
H.
& Co.,
from
•Net
breakers.
the
1S54
1,000
Granbery, Marache & Co...
EFFECT
was
Plate
Products Co.,
1,000
Glore,
Grant-Brcwnell &
to plant and
Inc.
Boland
R.
railway-'—,
from
Gross
Offered—
(Mass.)—Stock
Co.,
September—
.
butch
The
7,500
—_
of John
v'/.
'.
gross
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
>
incident-
expenses
—
1954
of
1, 1954, by John R. Boland & Co., Inc., New York,
See details of offering in V. 178, p. 53.
: ; v
N. Y.
has subsidiaries operating in Holland, Switzerland and
and Mexican subsidiaries are engaged in manu¬
company
& Co.
2,000
Nov.
,
capital
facturing operations.
sailles
The First Boston Corp.
first of Michigan Corp.—-
Greene
used to pay
-7 -■z ' - '7
to.be
$5)_—
through
circuit
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Riter & Co
Scott. Horner & Mason,
2,000
Leane
aircraft
Mexico.
%'■
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
activities
to
who
office is at 34. Forest Street,
was
company,
W. H. Newbold's Son
—
are
GIVING
General
of
3,500
ner
•
share.
quarter
Helicopter
Nagler
with the SEC
letter of notification
Corp.
additions
outstanding
1,000
3,500
15
Nov.
Nev.—Files With SEC—
a
,
(par
company
the
of
&
—
Merrill
Forgan & Co.——
Goldman, Sachs & Co
tnrough
by. those shareholders
Division, is the largest
producer oi strip metal for the jewelry, optical and pen and pencil
industries, and is a world-wide leader in the bonding of metals.
The
Spencer Thermostat Division makes devices which protect fractional
horsepower motors from overheating. The company is one of the two
or
three largest manufacturers of fixed temperature thermostats and
3,500
Noycs & Co..—
stock
Inc.—
Field, Richards & Co,,
filed
13
Controls
&
Corp.-
Securities
by
stock, and thus the business, of Spencer
Thermostat
Co.,
a
Massachusetts corporation.
The acquisition and
consolidation of these businesses was consummated during 1931.
of
numbers
Masten & Co
A.
3,500
Dickson & Co.,
S.
Equitable
Co.
7,500
Sons
&
accepted
eutctiye
acceptance
for
proceeds
The
Its principal
The
of
severally
Inc.
M.
Carl
2,000
—
remain
now
BUSINESS—Corporation
business
'■
Hutton & Co.—
E.
Kidder,
Co..
&
Inc
Calif.
Common
;
The
Co.,
——_i.—_—2,000
&
been
Authorized
Janney & Co.—--——-—,
Johnson, Lane, Space and
11,250
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-•
Robert
Oct.
on
PROCEEDS—For
Shares
Co.,
——
win
oner
final opportunity
CAPITALIZATION
respective
Hemphill,
Co.—11,250
Harriman
'
shareholders
J
,
offer had
53,430 shs.
Shares
Drexel
Marion.
M-C&S
mining operations.
12,500,000
below
the
the company
forth below:
set
Tne
Metals
$9,570,000
' '
$1.80
From Jan. 1—
-
second
more
a
Berkeley,
150.000 shs.
.j • •
•
$0.60
third
2,581,992
— Offering
Completed —
City, on Oct. 27 announced
that the/ public offering of 299,000 shares of common
stock at $1 per share has been completed, all of said
shares having been sold.
The trading and underwriting
than 241,000 of Marion'^ 276,815 shares outstanding,
than 45,500 of the 50,468 Osgood shares not held by
publicly 8,000 shares of common stock
at $33.50 per share.
1,172,053 shs.
1,420,096
$1,161,896
—
John R. Boland, of New York
2,950,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered at
cents
per
share,
through C. Ray Lawyer,
2911 Shattock Ave..
10
•"Including 168,750 shares to be reserved for conversion of the second
UNDERWRITERS-The
by
the
26,
Brown, Lisle & Marshall, Providence, R. L, on
150,000 shs.
438,290
common
per
the
For
7
for three, shares of Osgood
more
company
1931.
preferred shares.
It provided for an exchange, of shares on the
M-C&S common for two shares of Marion
covering
cus¬
1,500,000 shs.
v
*
—_
■
of
295,540 shs.
—
(without oar value)
Louis
\ *7
snares,
meed on .Oct, 26.
offered
59,500 shs.
'par $50)
———
shares
Common
shares
Metal & Mines Co., Reno,
89,500 shs.
—__-
—
second preferred shares
Cum.
by
Marion.
The
Outstanding
1966.--. $12,000,000
15,000,000
1959 to 1973
preferred shares 'par $1001
series
anno
/ have not yet deposited theic shares for exchange.—V, 180i p. 153d.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
due
due
.
Oct.
provide
will
the
exchange of
.an
-
Authorized
Cumulative
for
Mead Corporation.
The
CAPITALIZATION
'Vi*
facility
manufacturing
new
heretofore
product
this
of
826,963
'
taxes
income
sales amounted to $7,679,000
making a total of $24,679,000 for the first nine months of the year.
Sales in
1953 were
$7,937,000 for the third quarter and $29,522,000
for the first nine months. As compared with the same period of 1953,
both volume and average selling prices for the first,three quarters of
1954 were lower. However, during September there was an encouraging
Improvement both in price and volume,—V. 180, p. 536.
; * -
the Osgood Co., originally was effective for a 20-day
held
not
of
representing
and
containers.
shipping
1954
"? --1953
$24,253,457 $29,031,678
.
$388,673
for
Earnings
in. the Marion Power
1954, the terms "of its
15,
Nov.
through
two shares of M-C&S common
and
common
plant represents an investment of approximately $30,000,000 inducing
working cap.tal but excluding timber'ands, and has an annual capacity
of over 200,000
tons of the paperboard used in the manufacture of
the
interest
87%
an
company
Oct. 26.
three
of
common,
corporation
double
U*at
President and Board Chairman,
Wolfson,
period through
improvement
corrugated
.
provision for income taxes—/
income
Net
'
company.
is engaged in a policy of replacement,
of its facilites.
In the ten years ended
in
1953 approximately $46,000,000 was expended for this purpose and
approximately $7,500,000 will be spent this year. The company pro¬
duces paper and paper products.
/* ^
The new contamerboard plant of Rome Kraft Co. at Rome, Ga., in
which The Mead Corp. has a 60',;
interest, is now in operation. The
BUSINESS—The
expansion
holds
now
and has extended through
acquire
owned subsidiary,
the
to
corporation
Co.,
to
As
proceeds
ntt
30—
Sept.
,
before
Income
Merritt-Chapman & Scott's offer to acquire Marion and its majority-
preferred.
second
of
oifer
stock is convertible into common shares prior
the rate of l'/a shares of common for each share
at
sales-.—
Net
Corp.—Offer Extended— f
&. Seott
'
preferred
1964,
1.
This
Shovel
:
,
,
banking group headed by
second
Ended
Months
Nine
increase
to
•
The
at an average price o£
the
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills, Inc.—Earnings Off-
to
Merritt-Chapman
Mead
Monday, November 1, 1954
company
536.
p.
.
shares the subject of the offering
approximately $19.48 per share.
approximately $900,000.
"
"A
standby bank loan of $2,000,000 has been'arranged and this
loan, together with our future income will he, in our opinion, sufficieht
to
finance our proposed
exploration and development program," the
report stated.—V. 180, p. 627.
v
,r". ■//V: /- ''{/
270%
some
9,140.
acquired
program
loss.
...
& Co., Buffalo, 9,104; and Westheimer & Co., Cin¬
According to the prospectus, the selling stockholders
Dooiittle
cinnati,
of $1,166,258,
exploration
anticipates however, an increase
J in revenue during the next fiscal period from its drilling operations as
a
result of the
revival oi
a
large development drilling program at
Louis Municipal Airport.-V. 180,
plant at Lambert-St.
exploration
had
long-range
a
grated defense
for
and
missions,
combat
of
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1774)
14
New York
see
Shipbuilding Corp.—Exchange Offer-
Highway Trailer Co.' above.—V. 180,
p.
1437.
Volume 180
New Vork Telephone
Period-End. Sept. 30—
r
,
<Jo.—September Earnings—
1^54—9
1954—Month—1953
..
,
^
_
.-,,(j
n
ill!"
Operating revenues
Other
operating
4,951,000
„
,
*' *
i
eonipapy'
stock
i"
i
DIVIDEND—A
330,972,509
46,509.008
56,824,007
51,182,339
;
Net
operating
after
—V.
6,114.246
5,122,980
income
charges——
180,
1653.
p.
5,920,912
55,546,081
47,293.787
A'
Capital
56,204,324
46,293,792
.
5 095,031
,
stock
A...
CAPITALIZATION AS OF OCT. 26,
number
Newmont Mining Corp.—Net Worth Higher—
As of
Sept. 30^—
'
'
-
»
Cash, short-term commercial notes, & all other
net
quick assets
but
.
with
ized
capital
$8)
Exchanges,
Securities
London. Stock
on
Misc.
of
V'
loans
—V.
175,
:[:■>
2489.
Pl
Norfolk
Western
&
*'
"
'
f
Railway oper. revenue.Railway oper. expensesi
y':
•
y - -■ y
Net
t
from
rev,
ry.
The
V'V-'
.'//•
r
11,271,201
■;
..
"
■
.
the
North American
J.The drectors
of
Missouri,
made
be
to
distribution
of
Co.—Final
shares
of
Jan.
on
assets
to
be
20,
1955.
made
the
to
will
also
stockholders,
the
be
the
as
ing
the
stockholders
Co.—
Barth
J.
180,
must
stock
approved
$100)
(par
1002.
p.
19
2,600
—
& Co.—
-
...
v.
,
the books
Offering
.;
Oct.
of
25
American
basis.L. Trading in
Exchange will cease
solved
shortly
shares, the exchange being on
North American shares on the
Jan.
on
19,
thereafter.—V.
and
1955,
179,
the
share for
a.
share
York
New
will
company
ing
,
term
the
qf
; Halsey,
of
Stuart
the
Co.,
&
Inc.,
30-year 3 Va %
underwriter,
subscription
first mortgage
Oct,
on
18,
bonds.—V.
180,
is
The
First
Northwest Defense Minerals, Inc.
-
Mitchell
>
) PROCEEDS—1 he
by a 33/4%. note,
and
of
preferred
other
-
stock at
to purchase
ness,
general
proceeds
($l
par
to
are
(Md.) —Stock Of-;
be
corporate
CAPITALIZATION
to "retire
used
rhare),-to
per
portable commercial
a
retire
plant
plant
at
l
TO
y
stock
-.
(par
1954.
.
Authorized
.
cents)—.!
10
y BUSINESS—Corporation
-
-
in
—V.
for
be
in
of
purposes
marketable
the
beds
exploring for, developing, mining
metals and minerals found in
the
ox
creeks
which
cally known as placer gravels,
metals
minerals
and
indicated
Keen*n
means
recoverable
tests, assays,
tungsten, and gold.
lum,
the
cross
which
by
by surface
explorations,
and
bank
in
part
sale
the
of
the
to
the
coiporatlon.
tract
a
of
about
has
of
acres
land,
3%%
•
in
the
Northern
4-4'/4%
Tinton,
near
The
Keenan
which 52
are
landlords
and
Lawrence
County, South Dakota. '
approximately 100 mining
include
Properties
patented claims
47
properties owned
on
unpatented claims.—V.
are
180,
in fee
of
the
Cleveland, O.—Stock Offered—
Fulton, Reid & Co.., of Cleveland,
17,000 shares of common
stock
par)
(no
at
PROCEEDS—None
will
they
as
and
induction
the
of
to selling
go
BUSINESS—The
•-
company
heating
proceeds
will
accrue
to
the
including
dividends
equipment.
crankshafts
and
shares, of
by each
Inc.,
Co.,
operating
division
of
the
of
by, .th§ Canadian
closure
for
glass milk bottles.
containers
paper
and
Introduction
"Sealon"
sisting
of
plug
a
in
cap
bottle
the
this
corporation,
manu¬
and
The
a
Sealon
thermo
c'osure,
plastic
con¬
The
at
since
The
sale
the
of
Owens-Illinois Glass
Months
12
Net
and
saxes
Profit
Ended
before
Federal
Other
Sept.
other
operating
income
income
income
Co.
and
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
1954
$334,772,232 $323,315,445
revenues.
taxes
excess
—:
;
35,376,183
33,190,286
15,768,000
profits taxes
taxes
1953
21.237,600
:
1-21,971
111,767
§19,486.208
$16,810,919
period—
3,056,874
3,056,874
•
$6.38
$5.50
earnings
Number
of
Earnings
—V.
179.
shares
1
per
p.
outstg.
share
at
end
of
::
—
1614.
which
Oct. 27 offered publicly 43,625 shares of $8
par
value capital stock at $12.75 per share.
■
on
PROCEEDS—The
receive
all
BUSINESS—The
of
vitrified
hollow
two
clay
plants,
shares
proceeds
clay
one
at
the
company
sewer
products,
Los
being
pre
from
is
stockholder
who
will
of
the
two
Calif,
approximately
and
the
other
leading
also
450
at
producers*
makes
persons
other
in
its
Stockton, Calif.
letter
a
notification
of
facilities.
company's
with
the
SEC
There
will
be
under¬
no
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1954
1953
8,289,000
7,544,864
2,887,101
:
157,466,415
7,071,894
taxes
149,164,351
13,601,450
6,529,556
Federal
2,448,121
income, taxes
15,940,864
107,000
outstanding—%
not
to
covering
cent
of
stock__^____^
common
.
$2.05
$2.84
'
.
.
,
.
its
•Pond Creek
least
Cdsts
and
Oil
of
names
two-
may
option to
a share.
varying
Net
.
in
1919
paid
to
The
offered
be
proceeds
the
with
at
par
(one
be
used
to
are
SEC
operations.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept, 30—
1954
1953
$14,647,718
$16,971,113
14,033,018
15,975,434
taxes
and
$40
Line
company
share,
per
construct
15 -filed
without
Co., Cleveland,
a
letter
common
of
stock
underwriting.
O.—Files—
of notification
(par
The
proceeds
with
to
$10)
be
to
are
the
SEO
offered
be
at
used
to
plant. The company will manufacture and sell pre-formed
new
rods and dead-ends.
•
■
1,018,452
*
$2.93
$1.81
shares)___.—
Products
Oct.
on
shares
7,000
339,484
(on
t-
Preformed
The
$995,679
763,839
share
444.
p.
covering
paid
$614,700
declared
per
—V.- 180,
•
Corp.
has
mining
profit
Earnings
■
armor
....
,
Additional I
amounts
been
stock
common
underwriting.
to
notification
L__
expenses
Dividends
*'
retired pur¬
be reissued.
Framont
of
letter of
a
y
"
from
time
Pressed
to
This
the
stock
underwriters
above
offered
company
the
and
severally
are
respective
to
be
a
Steel
Car
Co., Inc.—Changes Name—
follows:
as
Hanrahan
7,000
Snyder,
Co._,__..__
Co
&
Brothers
Oil
Co.,
diversified
and
and
tool
factor
in
industry.
Chairman
Board
several
As
a
said,
industries,
result,
the
old
John
I.
has
name
"anachronism."
an
Industries
S.
important
an
machine
the, dynamic
will
start
operating
under
Its
new
name
today,
1.
Snyder pointed out that the
diversification,—V.
Spokane,
Inc.,
U.
Jr.,, President
become
2,000
—
U.
&
cars
widely
including
2,000
Walker &
H.
G.
name,
company,
freight
now
is going out of existence and it has formally adopted
S. Industries, Inc., it was announced on Oct. 27.
which for more than half a century made nothing but
and was the nation's leading independent in that field, is
company
new
The
pur ¬
Shares
Tifft
Oct.
18
through
are
''
*
filed
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
to
be
with
offered
at
Proctef
the
The
par-
William M. Fredericks, Secretary-Treasto be used to pay expenses incident to
"
"
-
180,
intends to actively pursue
company
1654.
p.
will
from
be
the
used
financing
for
will
exploration,
added
be
drilling
to
and
the
Gamble
&
company
for
914,709
Oct.
on
the
Co.—Quarterly Net Rises—
reported
28
months
three
ended
consolidated net
Sept. 30,
1954.
share of;common stock.
The consolidated net profit for the same period
equal
•
proceeds
and
to
In
$1.96
$1.48
or
the
and
per
This
$18,-
of
profit
last
year
is*
$14,-
was
share.
common
current
made
period, provision has been
income taxes of $21,185,000;
foreign
profit
per
for
,i
United
States
.
Registers With SEC—
The
Procter
&
Gamble
of;
&
Cincinnati,
Plan,
of
pursuant
Sharing
2,600
Dividend Plan, the Procter
Procter & Gamble Co.,
The
and
Plan,
with the SEC on Oct.
participations in the Profit Sharing Dividend
in the Stock Purchase Plan, and 65,000
registration
a
statement
participations
2,000
shares
Purchase
filed
covering
1954,
25,
Profit
Gamble
Stock
Procter
the
to
Gamble
&
Plans.—V.
common
180,
p.
which
stock
may
be
purchased
1107.
de--
acreage.the
intention
of
the
tered
^throughout
Petroleum,
of
Pan-Israel
thorized
to confine
vincial
the
panies
recently
held 90.000
Coastal
8,000
to
be
in
areas
favorable
which
for
contain
the
several
accumulation
known
of
oil
J;
began
Plain
feet.—V,
contracts
the drilling
acre
concession
Pantepec Oil
of
a
their
few
first
miles
Co.,
deep
south
C.
A.,
the
com¬
test well on a
Tel Aviv in
of
approved a
Offering—*bylaw
increase ,the
to
to 1,000,000 from 600.000 shares.
Board still has to approve the plan.
Fuller,
President,
The
au¬
Pro¬
announced that shareholders would be of¬
the basis of one new for every five
110,000 additional shares on
Proceeds
would
Water
stock,
has
stock.—V.
176,
common
new
be
used
for
capital
expenditures,
Mr.
Fuller
esti¬
proceeds at $2,500,000.
Shawinigan
& Power Co., owner of 58% of Quebec Power
indirated it will subscribe for its portion of the
p.
2811.
.
,
area.
180,
with
21
Oct.
capitalization
Electricity
A.
fered
on
held.
mated
terms of
jointly
the
country
considered
gas.
the
shareholders
Inc.
management
and'-Israel-Mediterranean
operations to ihe State of Israel, where these sister companies hold the
petroleum licenses covering approximately 800,000 gross acres.
One
of the pioneer groups in Israel's oil search, their
properties are scat¬
and/or
Quebec Power Co.—Plans Stock
The
is
Company, Inc.
M'
...
,
•
Pocahontas Co.
Nine Months Ended
>'
formally
shares
also
shares
without
incident
income
FINANCING
ffled
14
share),
Total
organization
in
5,000,000
lease-back^
at
Oct.
on
expenses
per
contingent
yet
an
company
^nd
presently, held acreage; operations and expenses as and '
required; and for the acquisition, exploration and development of
structures
a
Calilornia'.'^'It
employs
Nietos,
by
filed
velopment of
when
,
.
The
sale
Otis, Inc., of New York, and Crerie & Co., of Houston,
Texas, are offering, as a speculation, Pan-Israel Oil Co.,
Inc., and Israel-Mediterranean Petroleum, Inc. American
voting trust certificates for 750,000 shares of each com¬
pany's common capital stock, at the closing price of the
preceding trading session on the American Stock Ex¬
change, subject to the approval of the companies.
Under
one
pipe i in
and
sold
sale.
■
Plateau Uranium Oil Exploration Co., Las Vegas, Nev.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
&
BUSINESS—It
Clay Products Co.—Common Shares Offered—
Kidder, Peabodv & Co. headed an underwriting group
;
Exchange Commission—
v
245,795
additional
Pacific
''
. • ;>
^
and
SEC—
proceeds
funds
$
729,791,098
.
-Pan-Israel Oil Co., Inc.—Securities Offered—Gearhart
companies'
,
,
t
The
these
have
Uranium
on
PROCEEDS—Net
Net
$
714,443,289
profits taxes
W
common
waterproof
sealed over the entire pouring
surface, is the most extensively
sanitary glass milk bottle closure in the United States, and is also
used in many other countries.—V. 179, p. 1374.
of
prospectus
of 592,134
1954—9 Mos—1953
91,952,276
1107.
to' pay
hood
used
part
958.
Federal
also
PRESENT
$16.67
15,000
With
mining oprations.
The
aggregate
income
180,
Nov.
share)
•
for
excess
are
Shares
Desert
net
connection
no
-
covering 12,000,000 shares
urer.
7
y
the
p.
share
the
1654.
per
164,
and
4,250,000
dividends
common
Jackson
corporation
of
etc,
p;
15,006
cent
an
$
•
Octr 15
on
per
—V.
Mr.
(one
own
1954—Month—1953
f
-
Earnings
will
$750,000
of
subject
dividends
Curtis
SEC
<;•
shares
camshafts
closures, announced on Oct.
20
dairy industry of the company's
-f'
{
before
Net
Outstanding
but
None
&
Painted
now
in
Co.—September Sales Off—
V
.
Common
§279,144 shs.
1." 19,000
p.
6
company
Income
4,250,000
$12,515 shs.
Moseley & Co.J
Kidder, Peabody &'Co
180,
used
receive
commont shares.
Sales
plants
300,000 shs.
underwriter-from the
Webber*
the
Six Months Ended Sept. 30—
of
$100"17,500 shs.
redeemed
:
Oswego Falls Corp.—Introduces Product in Canada—
Sealright
the
$750,000
-
£10>
cash
S.
F.
of
stockholders, who
Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.
,
,
chased
'
facturers
amount
outstanding in
it is expected
and
the
plant.1
1955-'59)
company
stock
•
of
the; sale
1107.
p.
writing.—V.
retire,"
to
Authorized
shares
'UNDERWRITERS—The
—V.
manufactures
and
.
statute.
3,150
time.
Wash.—Files
*
A.
shares
and
under¬
wor£=.
corporate funds to be
expansion program.
It will
Penney
provement,
the
and
of
company's acquiring
Reed-Prentice stock.
4
(par
Massachusetts
.;DIVIDENDS—The
cash
company
stockholders,
the
sale
the
Paine,
$30 per share.
the
of
upon
value
Oct. 25 publicly
on
-
outstanding preferred stock is held by The Travelers Insurance Co.
number
offered'
debentures
(formerly Rite-Way Products Co.)
.
Ohio Crankshaft Co..,
represented
in
the
Reed-Prentice
respective^,
1960-19b9)__^-
(due
stock
(par
4,985
and
be supplied by '
principal under¬
13,750 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered first
stockholders at $11.75 per share; then to public at $12.75
per share.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for construction,
extension, im¬
represented
$2,175,000;
on
mutually' contingent
'
uninterrupted quarterly
simple by
of
lease-back
debs,
pid.
"Including
723.
p.
and
are
semhannuaUy
stock
suant to
Black
claims,
The
and
acquire further thares'of Reed-Prentice stock.
;
.
serial
oum.
Common
,
Hills
note
outstanding
.
note* (due
4 Va%
been
situated
the
%
assigned and transferred
The mining properties ad'oin each olher and cover
1,872
York,
company
tax
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
;
§Not
leases
the
gains
$700,000
notd
and
'
3:The
mineral
and
to
the
the
as
to
Insurance
debentures
amount 'of
of
capital
a
plant i& contingent
(President)
these
the
debentures
offered
sale
of
by said leases,; All of the right, title and interest held by Peggy Keenan
in
in
price
to
are
named
York—$750,000 *
'Co.
and
be
expenses
covering
mature
notes
offering
common,
is
general
—Files With Securities
•'
loans ,ahd
of
above
thirds
The Keenan Properties consist of leases covering patented and un-.
patented mining claims and other real and personal property covered
,
used
upon
columbium-tanta-
tin,
Travelers
New
for
pay
Las
,
$200,000
The
gravels containing valuable
mining.
The chief values,
are
the
of
notes
pay
be
techni¬
Properties,
of
selling
.f.
r
the
of
debentures,
New
Insurance
$150,000 of which
proceeds
to
of
and processing
gravels located
products,
180,
Reserve
The
and
stock
6,
Its
the
to
of
public
and
Noyes & Co.
90,930,712
Federal
amount
principal business offices are located at 2101 S Street, N. W.,.
Washington, D. C.
It was incorporated for the purpose of acouiring
those properties which are known as
the "Keenan Properties,"
and
City
to
and
C.)
by
present
Aug.
on
the
The
City of
to
the
to
Co.,
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co., Petersburg, Virginia
the costs of the financing program estimated
$265,000, of which $45,000 is In connection with this offering* The '
of. approximately $1,780,000 will be added
initially to working
capital but on or prior, to Feb. l, 1955 wilL be used in part to
prepay,,
750,000 shs.
Maryland
of
from
the
the
preferred
$
balance
Outstanding:
1,000,000 shs.
Incorporated
was
Bank
of
with
cents)
;
;
company's
five
annually on Oct. 1,
on Oct. 1,
1969.
The proceeds of the sale of
applied to the purchase of the common stock of
outstanding
par,
■
Common
Bank
preferred,
the
Sales
long-
arrange
lease-back
and
the
for
proceeds
(J.
at
FINANCING
PRESENT
and
notes
used
be
two
Underwriter
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
estimated at $575,000 and
'■*
EFFECT
sale
of
The" Travelers
from
will
$1,050,000;
and for
purposes.
GIVING
the
issue
notification
(par
Allied
*
payable $75,000 semi-annually for-the next five years,
$4,250,000
outstanding, short-term
of indebted--
equipment,
To
to
are
of
stock
-
cqmrixon stock aggregating
approximately $6,380,000 will be used to pay
the balance of the purchase
price of the Reed-Prentice stock; to pay
shares
10,484
$6,363
and
National
serial debentures,
1960-1968 and $2,900,000
Securities,
net
from
the
borrowing $5,000,000
4-4 '/t %
issue
Inc., Baltimore, Md., on
Oct. 15 publicly offered 300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share on a "best-efforts basis."; —
raised,
from
National
Reed-Prentice.
fered
be
50%
company Is
and The First
the
v
to
plant,
The
Co.
1373.
p.
$4,033,020.
letter
a
capital
through
stock
of 60,000 shares of common stock
just offered.
The, company is selling its plant to Massachusetts Mutual
Life In¬
surance Co. Tor $3,500,000 and
is taking a lease-back of the plant. [■
an¬
books on $20,000,000
of
of
Samuel
19%" from the issue
(Minn.)—Books Closed—
managing
closing of dealers'
cost
P.
180,
shares, or4 50.8%;rall officials of the company
(including
Cooke,'. President) who are disposing of a portion of their V
holdings r"in order to provide diversification for their personal i
investments."
After sale of the 100,000
shares, they will continue to
hold 42.2%
of-the outstanding shares,—V. 180,
p.
1654.
r
f
of
which
company's
from
nounced
a" total
or
par
J.
Y,—V,
common
Massachusetts
this and4 other recent acquisitions and to provide
capital, the company Is engaged in a major financ¬
designed to raise aproximately $10,000,000, approximately
ing program
Co.
share
a
financing
35%
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common
stock (no par) was made on Oct. 19 by Blyth &
Co., Inc.,
at $30.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 180, p. 1437.
Northern States Power
the
names
additional working
-
,
price of $12
a
dis¬
filed
share
proceeds
Hemphill,
capital
with
,,
Stock
be
2475.
p.
at
trustee,
N.
filed
•-
-
.
their North
the
York,
Net proceeds to the company of
the preferred stock sale will be
applied to reimburse the company for expenditures in recent months
fbt leasehold Improvements, and the balance will be added to
PROCEEDS—LONG-TERM FINANCING—Pursuant to its program of *
through the acquisition of companies engaged in sup¬
plementary fields,,,the company is presently committed, subject to cer¬
tain conditions, to
acquire 336,085 shares (93.6*%) of the outstanding
capital stock of Reed-Prentice Corp., a Massachusetts'corporation; at •
to.
of
New
activities.
on
writer.,
.f
...
rate
terms
amendment.
Oversub- £
of
closed.;1 Further details follow:
a
1954^' Redemption
office
St.,
1954,
writing
200,000
immediate
«
issue
15
shares
per
net
corporation
22,
dividend
sell
to
needed, but not in
as
1,
at' the
Wall
23
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
covering 100,000 shares of cumulative convertible
pre- ,
§tock, $50 par, and 100,000 shares of common stock, $5
par.
The preferred stock is to be offered for
public sale by the company, a
whjle the common shares, representing outstanding stock, are to be V
offered for' sale by
the holders thereof (selling stockholders).
The *
l,100t
proposal
a
cents
The
diversification
Union
order
Oct.
Dec.
on
made
ferred
Power & Light Co.—Stock Increased—1
on
Nev.
Tho
Oct.
wrap--
surrender
shares
*
2,600
-
be
Oct.
on
2,500,000
10
Penn Fruit Co.,
3,800
ping machinery companies.
It has recently been
diversifying its busiby acquiring*; other companies whose products
supplement those
already manufactured.
remain¬
by
Electric
3,800
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
t ness
final
receive
Union
Co.—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc._
corporation, is the largest
producer of wrapping'machinery in the United States and an
important
producer of othef types of packaging
equipment. The present corporation was organized in 1919 to
succeed to the business of the original
corporation, formed in 1913 by the consolidation of several small
*;
assets, in accordance with the Plan, will be acquired
Electric
which
will, assume
the
remaining liabilities. * In
the
"
BUSINESS—Company,
20,194,297
15,316,257
This
&
at
Incident to mining
»
public
and
y
third and final partial liquidat¬
stock of Union Electric Co. of
common
'
.•
39,612,955
Liquidating Dividend—
Oct. 26 declared the
on
ing distribution
Staats
R.
fund
will
Incorporated,
company
covering
offered
3,800
-
'
.
William
3,800
sinking
interest
Co.
have
&
offering of 60,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) at $25 per share by F. S-Moseley & Co. and
associates. * The offering was
quickly oversubscribed
V
y
.
-
28,881,628
*3,011,288
2,456,696
Jackson
-1
-.Package Machinery Co. — Stock
scribed—Mention was made in our
——*——.
•.
•
...
Webber,
Curtis
.
95,055,832, 102,570,637,
5,595,776
1437.
stockholders
future.—V.
,,
142,183,592
ui
4,530,122
"
SEC
k
Shares
Paine,
3,800
Co._l——
shares;of preferred
1954—9 Months—1953 ;
<{$
*
$
' v;:v.
J
—_x
'
•
$48.91
"
-.f
10,111,309
railway
1437,
180, p.
; Pacific
^
16,866,977 123,937,460
.income—
oper.
180, p.
—V:
■
•
14,641,431
operations—'—
•A-V.
/1( ;
"Y
<jj
.
Net
\..
r\j,
1954—Month—1953
/"'•
;
.
■
■
^
-
&
&
Vegas,
Shares
.v
Sutro &
0.07
Ry.—Earnings—
L
A Period End. Sept. 30—
*
•
;
.
outstanding).——4:.$35.60
2,658,230- shares
.
*•1
on
being notified that $1,000,been, selected -for
redemp¬
are
Pay Day Uranium Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
19.69
23.49
___
share,, (based
per
Partial Redemption**
1971
256.
p.
: '
1
1
*
Ryons'& Cb.-3,800
Lester,
;
corporations, and
by the directory)
■
worth
net
j
,
-3.800
Richards
to
valued
(as
debenures due
the
accrued
Morgan
The
.
-3,600
28.65
40.72
at
*'
'«
Estimated
s,
and
a*sets
has
through
and
,
underwriter, and the respective
severally agreed so to purchase,
-.6,925
Hill
—
stocks
.pother
each
E. -F: Hutton
;
-
Exchange,
'i market;;
;
'
market-rl__l
at
listed
which
Bateman, Eichler,& Co
Crowell,- Weedon & Co
$0.50
$1.39
Canadian
and
tion
of each
name
Kidder, Peabody & Co;_
___
United States
on
shares
-f
,
unreal¬
on
of
Outstanding
504,306 shs.
625,000 shs,
follows:
as
1953
for all taxes
gains)^__—___J__
Securities listed
♦
(after provision
provision for any tax
no
are
1954
3%%
1954
Authorized
.
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
•'
of
OQO principal amount of the debentures
20
of
*
V
.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Holders
dividend
been -declared
-«•
Net
v*
•
cents per share on the split stock has
payable Dec.. J5,
1954 to stockholders of record Dec.
3, ,1954.,*. Adjusted-, for 'the ,5-for-4 stock split, total dividends of 60 V
cents per share have, been declared in 1945.
Jn 1953 45 cents was paid. *
484,858,172
5,630,747
30,. 1954, the capital -jttocfc of the iresulting in 504,306 sharqs of $8 -pgr value
kplit 5-for-4
was
outstanding..
.
36,987,405 353,903,355
4,861,000
45,763,000
-
6,319,022
taxes..
~
.
53,400,064 512,036,443
41,154.883
taxes_:_-
income
$
58.539,751
operating expenses ;____
Federal
j
^
(1775) ' 15
•r# STOCK 4SPMT—Bffootlver Sept.
-
Months—1953
■
^
Ckrctfieie-
Number5S73The .Cammerdal and Financial
>
p.
This
1539.
well
will
seek
production
to
a
depth
of
(Continued
on
page
54)
,
.
;
Chronicle.
The Commercial and Financial
16
Name
Corby
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table
in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name
Gas
Acme
Wire
Corp.
Aeroquip
Co.,
Reduction
Air
4.50%
preferred
$2
(quar.)___—
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20
Crown
pfd.
12-
Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_________________
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)_
1
12-10
12-
1
12-
11-15
1
Deere
<te
7%
Metallic
Co.,
4
11-18
11-18
Year
11-
11-
11-19
55c
5
end
5
Dominion
Stores
4%
&
preferred
4%
Co.,
Bakeries
American
Can
Gas
Ai
50c
Corp.
11-15
Eddy
12-
1
11-15
Electric
12-10
11-12
Electrolux
Meter
Class
25c
12-10
11-25
inuar.)
5"c
12-15 "
11-29
25c
11-15
11-
5
50c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
10%
1-7-55
12-
1
&
Co.
(bi-monthly)
Co.
News
(quar. I
B
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
American
Co.
Pulley
American
and
A
011
B
Smelting
American
Steel
American
Tobacco
Farms
Co.
Co.,
Argo
(quar.)
$4.35
11-30
11-
12-15
11-24
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
-12-10
11-12
25c
common..
81 'Ac
(quar.)—_—
•
25c
5.25%
1st
preferred
Coast Line
West
12-
8
11-
5
Class
A
40c
12-
1
11-12
Class
B
1
11-12
Atlantic
Line
Coast
Co.
RR.
12-
11-15
Foster-Wheeler
12-13
11-15
12-13
11-15
Fulton
$1
7 3/10c
Fund
k
sto
Ayshlre
payable
income
from
42 7/lOc
capital
from
cash
in
in
Bond
&
3
$,1.25
6
Mfg.
Eeaunit
Mills,
Co.
12c
preferred
(quar.)
Howell
&
4(4%
Co.,
preferred
Berkshire Fine Spinning
Steel
Bethlehem
Corp.,
preferred
7%
Sivalis
&
Boston
6%
Brysjn,
preferred
Rtuler
Bower
Brantford
Brown
S3
Co.,
2nd
(E.
33/4%
Co.
Die
Machine
&
12-10
12-
11-15
net
1
12-
1
11-
1
$1 25
12-
1
11-20
753
11-20
25c
12-15
11-26
25c
12-
6
11-18
12-
1
11-18
11-26
11-16
$1.40
Ltd.—
Mining
&
11-27
11-
8
$50c
profits)_:
Sul.ivan
&
11-24
11-
2
Mills Corp., common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
3'A %
preferred
4(4 %
2nd
Calaveras
Calaveras
Co.,
&
Electric
California
Corp
Power
-
Co.
Car
Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
and
net
Carpenter
Carrier
Chain
Inc..-(9c. from
Steel
Belt
4'A%
8
Humble
Hunt
12-
11-
8
'20c
11-12
11-
1
12-1
11-28
.5%
50c
12-15
11-22
5%
<15c
Clorox
5
11-
5
11-15
Hydraulic
Press
International
12-10
11-24
12-
11-15
11-15
11-
50c
11-26
11-10
2
—
___
—
dividend)
30c
,,
_r_
*
$1.12 >4
11-15
-
1-15
.10%.
International
Resistance
Silver
Iowa-Illinols
Iowa
Power
Light Co.,
11-25
50c
12-10
11-15
Commission
2Dc
12-
1
11-17
common
20c
12-
1
11-17
56'Ac
12-
1
11-15
60c
12-15
11-12
10c
12-14
12-
(quar.)
25c
12-
1
11-15
———„jl.
20c
12-
1
11-15
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
Edison
Engineering
Co.
Laundries
<N.
class
Corp.
Theatres,
A
Glass
_
Co.,
noc
Ltd.
Del.)
(quar.)
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
Car-Na-Var
Corp
Public
Iron
Service
has
boro,
2
Jones
5%
asked
Federal
on
Insurance
$37'Ac
1212-
1
11-
1
1
11-
1
11-30
11-
5
Co.
Kawneer
C.)
Co.
Kent-Moore
10-29
10-25
3c
11-16
11-
8
11-15
n-in
12- 1
l_-2(
1-3-55
1-3-55
11- S
11- 5
12-28
1-2-55
11- 1
12- 3
12- 3
40c
(quar.)
Organization,
Inc.
(quar.)
12-17
Class
12- 1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
Kinney
(G.
Co.,
R.)
common
Special
$5
prior
60c
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.).
(quair.)
common
12-24
12-10
(quar.)
12-24
12-10
$1.25
i
preferred
Creamery
preferred
Koehring
35c
(quar.)
12- 6
12-14
12-
2
15c
11-25
11-15
55c
11-30
11-15
1
11-12
12-15
11-15
12-
11-
12-
1
5
50c
1-3-55
12-10
1-3-55
12-10
$1.12'A
$1.75
1
11-18
,12-15
11-19
1
10-25
12-
Castingscommon
on
oorp.—
11-
15c
12-15
11-26
(quar.)
12-
1
11-16
12-21
11-16
$1.05
—
12-15
Co.
Fibre
11-26
20c
11-
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30;
50c
$1
25c
11* X
10^25
12-15
11-30
12-10,
1I-1»
50c
41
75c
—
11-15
20c
(quar.).*
(quar.)
Inc.
B
1
12-
1
12-
1
12-10
11-ia
3,2-10
11-10
Paper Co.—-..ivote
15
Nov.
on
to
on
a
the' capital
split
;
,
_
Warehouse
«quar.)_i:_
Shipbuilding
&
Dry
r
;
_—.
_
Dock—
__2—,
Western
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
$4
Ry.
11-15;
11-18
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1;
15c
Cement, class A
12-15
12-
1
of one share
Missouri com¬
'Final-liquidating distribution
Electric
Union
of
for
mon
of
Co.
share
each
of
American
North
"
Co.
North
surrendered
common
American
—
NatuTal
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Co.,
Gas
Northern
Quebec Power Co.,
Northwest
4.20%
preferred
4'A%
preferred
5*A?o
preferred
Norwich
Ohio
5%
Ohio
•
Mfg.
Co.
Match
Co.,
12- 1
12-17
11-22
11-10
$69c
12-15
11-25.
50c
*
11-26
11-
5
52'Ac
11-26
11-
5
22'Ac
12-
1
11-15
$1.12'A
12-
1
11-15'
$1.31'A
Service,
12-
1
11-15-
common
30c
common
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
4Ms%;,l»referred
preferred
(quar,)*.__j4
Co.,
(Continued
(quar.)___
—-
on
page
11-12
12-15
12-
12'Ac
—
12-10
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Power
4.40%
(quar.)
Co.
12-27
1-3 55
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pharmacal
11-30,
50c
Bancorporation, common (quar.)_
(quar.)
Public
ii-3a
12-20
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
Northwestern
12-20
$1.37 (A
common
(quar.)
Oklahoma
1st
1-20-55
-
37'Ac
34%c
Investment, 6% pfd.
preferred
11-10
15c
30c
11-19
9
American Co.—
North
12- 3
15c
50c
11-19
12-10
$15c
two-fox-one basis.
American
5'A%
20c
(quar.»_
(quar.)
12-10
(increased quar.)
Northern
11-10
11-10
Corp.—
Extra
jii-26
$1.25
(quar.)
A
&
5'A%'
12- 1
11-
11-27
2%
Storage
News
Northern
15c
12-14
11-30
40c
Cnemical Co.,
12- 1
1-3-55
11-10
1
15c
31'Ac
—.——_—
Lime___;
Zinc Co. (quar.)_.—.—
Quarterly
""-l
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-
'
Oak
Knudsen
60c
Newport
11-19
Norfolk
82'Ac
$1.10
$1.083A
9
9
50c
11-19
12-
$1
9
1111-
$1.05
Will
a
Bedford
5c
11-
11-23
11-23
1-14-55
(quar.)_^
proposal
.on
Jersey
North
1
50c
England
(Greens¬
Laughlin Steel Corp., com.
preferred
11- 1
12-
20c
New
a
Life
11-15
(Del.)—
payment
Vulcanized
New
11-24
6
12-22
$1.75
20c
1
& Steel
Brothers,
shares
12-10
12-
12-16
l-3-oo
2%
preferred
director's
-25c
11-15
25c
(quar.)—
dividend
^"Stockholders
11-19
11-24
10-20
1
27c
Co
Nekoosa-Edwards
Nopco
1
1
12-
50c
Year-end
.
11-
11-
50c
(quar.)
11- 1
1
11-15
1
37'Ac
-
(quar.)______
Snipouilcnng
&
Tea
Stock
12-10
12-10
"■
Inc.
(quar.)
7% class A pfd. (quar.)_
preferred
6%
National
the
two^for-one basis.
Co. (quar.)
1
25c
meeting held on Oct. 27.
at
Steel
' 11-15
20c
N.
&
stock
1
Power
split
to
10-29
20c
common
omitted
Directors
5'A%
the
permission
Mfg.
Standard
__
1
_______—25c
$1.06'A
Malleable
National
Co.—
for
stock
Fireman
Jefferson
(quar.)
12-
50c
Products
preferred
$1
25c
3oe
(quar.)
Extra
J 12c
_
.
American
(Wilmington,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iowa
Company
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(s-a)
Y..)
Corp.
Extra
Consolidated
(reduced)-
(quar.)
Power
Consolidated
Co.
4_M
_
Consolidated
Continental
12-10
common
Consolidated
Consumers
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Connecticut
Continental
4.35%.
(quar.)
preferred
B
4.40%
11-
$4.50
National
11-15
11-15;
12-
75c
Co.,
National Lead Co.,
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
11-15
5
Co.
10-29
,
12- 1
12-
$45c
75c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
preferred
11-20
11-15
11-30.
11-30
1
1
dividend
12-15
11-30
.
:
(quar.)
11-30
12-
12-
(quar.).
Gypsum Co., com.
12-31
Corp.—
(quar.)_____—
12-16
12-15
1st" preferied (quar.)
Quarterly
National
Neisner
.
Electric
&
Gas
&
11-12
(quar.)
______
National Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
National
.
:
Co.
preferred
10-21
$$1.19
1
(quar.)
New
Co
3.30%
11-16
1
12-13
$183Ac
(quar.)
com.
preierred
11-30
11-15
15c-
-
12-30
11-30
4'A%
11-12
i
Extra
11-30
Common
1
'.12lAc
12'Ac;
Cigar Machinery Co.
2F.C
*
;
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.).
12-15
12-10
v
International
Corp.—
(quar.)
International
12-16
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)_
Distillers
12-
57c
__u„____2—_
Machines
Business
Co.
preferred
4.20%
Quarterly
1
Common
75c
—
11-10
10c
75c
__—
11-12
(quar.'37'Ac
Oil,
11-27
11-16
3'Ac
Inc.
By-Products
Container Corp.
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
11-15
12-16
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
________
Co.
&
Co.
preferred
$1.25
11-10
2- 4
11-26
11-26
12-15
Manufacturing.Co.—
convertible
6%
Imperial
3
Co.—
Automotive Fibres,
40c
(quar.
Ltd. (s-a)
Inland Steel Co.
(quar.)
•
40c
National
Mills
Class
11-
1
11-
12-
15c
—
11-15
50c
Common
15c
(quar.)________l
12-1.
1
15c
45c
(quar.)__
$1
Acme
11-12
11-15
5%
12-
11-12
11-15
Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
11-19
(quar.)
common
preference
50c
(quar.»
(Boston)
$50c
Inc.,
Extra
—
Co.
5-10
11-10
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
dividend
preference series A
25c
Co.
Chemical
4%
Foods,
Stock
50c
Telephone
12- 1
12-10
-
Refining
&
12-20
(quar.)__
Lines,
Munising Paper, '5%
11- 4
11-15
12-10
(increased).
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
11-22.
investment
(ouar.l
/stock
Oil
30c
(quar.)
Columbian
Cone
.
$25c
'Quarterly
Chilton
-v
$20e
i\
(quar.)'
Co.
—
Production
Y.)
preferred (quar.
Mosinee Paper Mills (quar.)_:
32c
(quar.)
common
Extra
Hugoton
$1.25
(quar.)
Unadilla
preferred
Co.
11-
profits)
Co.
Co.
Common
Chiksan
12-
8
E.)
$1
:
(N.
Pipe Line
(Henry),
Morgan
43A%
11-19
12- 1
11- 1
11-1
12-14
$$1.50
12'Ac
75c
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.).__
B
12-1
11-30
11-10
1- 5
12-20
12-20
1.0-28
10-29
11-19
(quar.)__
Manufacturing
11-8
year-end distribution of 21c
a
security
Chenango &
Hobart
11-
(quar.)_-
Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
Soya Co. iquar.)
Central
•
Ltd.
Co.,
8
12-
—
(quar. )
Foundry Co.,
Fund,
income
-from
&
11-
(Chas.
12-
-
—"
Canadian
12-
68 7/10c
(quar.)
common
Timber
Hires
87'Ac
.
(quar.)
Land
8
$1
(initial)
preference
Cement
preferred
11-
$1.05
.
:
(quar.)
12-
15c
(quar.)—_
50c
12- 1
$1.50 1-20-55
40c
1-3-55
$1.25
1-3-55
—
—
(quar.)
common
Products, Ltd
Inc.
(initial)
preferred
11-15
12-14
(increased)
Stock
Year-end
5%
1
(year-end )____
Insurance
(increased)
B
25c
Steel
1
12-
12-15
Co.—
(quar.)—
preferred
2nd
Bishop,
25c
Burlington
——
Refractories
Heywood-Wakefield,
Concen-
trating
$5
5%
Co.
(quar.)
Hayes
1
12-
12-16
12- 1
$1.25
Hazel
11-15
12-
65c
35c
Harbison
5c
11-15
10-25
Kansas
$1.25
—_
11-15
in¬
11-19
1
62'Ac
(quar.).
Corp.
Mississippi Power, 4.60%
7%
12-31
investment
4
1
12-
preferied (quar.)__
Co.
National Biscuit
12-31
,
11-
12-
933Ac
Warehouse
Life
11-15
(quar.)_
Corp.,
11-15
933Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
12- 1
57c
1
preferred
4
Extra
1
6%
11^
11-12
National
12-
Common
11-15
1-3-55
10-23
$0.33611
12-10
Harnischfeger
8
30c
$1.15
National
12-
,
11-
Quarterly
30c
.-
12-15
15c
Nashville,
25c
(quar.)
8
10%
85c
Assurance
Storage
5
45c
11-23
:
Walker
5
11-
(quar.)
com.
11-10
11-23
(quar.)
11-15
11-
12-13
(quar.)
12-21
933Ac
Co
Dredging,
Hill
dividend)
this
(quar.)__
Water
Hackensack
11-
11-15
$1
Co.—
12-21
Industries
Gregory
Insurance
&
40c
.
____—10c
11-10
(quar.)
50c
12- 1
Hajoca Corp.
—-—______
37JAc
12- 1
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)____
J22'Ac
12- 1
5%
preferred
(quar.)—_—
$$1.25,2-15-55
Hamilton Watch Co., common
(quo.r.)
25c
12-15
4%
pre.erred (quar.)__
—$1
12-15
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.
(quar.)
15c
12-31
(quar.)
(32c from
security
Gold
10-15
11- 8
11- 1
11-28
National
4
11-
11-17
; ioc
>
11-12
11-1
11-17
11-15
7
11-
stock¬
1
50c
12-
of
(resumed)
(quar.)
(1947 series)
Water
National
1
sales
11-
11-15
1
5-
12-20
$2.50
11- 5
12-
2
(quar.)_
11-15
12-
18c
11-
Communica¬
'
Mutual
Great
12-20
1-3-55
1
1
1
$25c
11-12
11-30
12-13
12-
Box
12-
12-
12-
12-15
Sotuhern
12-17
25c
National
preferred
11-24
30c
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
______
—
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc. (8c from or¬
dinary income and 19c from realized secu¬
rity profits)
Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
(quar.)
_____—
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$2.25
year-end distribution of $1.03
a
plus
share
per
8.
10-29
11-
75c
Midland
Telephone
General
$1.10
Ltd.
Bunker
•
1
$105
General
8
11-
35c
$1
17'Ac
25c
$1
843/aC
quar.)_
(quar.)
%
at
23
(quar.)
Fund.
from
B' lolo
1-10-55
1
11-
11-24
Extra
$3
and
come
12-
11-15
iquar.)_
pfd.
(quar. 1
Bullock
12-23
8
11-24
8
I.
Metropolitan
Telephone Co. of Illinois, $5.50 pfd.
(Entire issue called for redemption on Oct.
1
12-15
(quar.)
common
10-
1 'A %
(quar.)
Company,
10-30
11-
40c
12-10
12-15
11-15
11-15
1-10-55
12-15
5-25-55
11-24
12- 1
(quar.)_,—__—__
Co.
Refractories
11-15
11-24
12-15
rights)
Co.
Co.
Fire
Mid-Continent
General
1-3-55
$5
class A
common
Line
Pipe
12-21
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
$5
Buell
Co.,
(increased
common
Extra
$1.10
Co.
preferred
preferred
Buckeye
Budd
L.»
General
3
35c
& Sharpe
Bruce
8
12-
Co.—
preferred (quar. 1
Mfg. (quar.)
Brown
9
11-
3
35 c
(quar.)
1st
11-
1
1-
___
Bearing
$5
1
12-
30c
.
Cordage Co., Ltd.,
B
11-15
___
(s-a)
preferred
1
(quar.)
Ruboer
&
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
4.40%
1212-
5
12- 3
$1.25
—
Co.__
Corp.
Frank
&
Class
preferred
25c
11-
11-10
25c
$1.25
Bonding
L.
Common
"A" (s-a)———
—
4%
convertible preferred "C" (s-a)
General Mills, Inc., 3%%
f)fd. (quar.)____
—
:
Co.
Hose
Finance
35c
lac
._.
Chemical
Dynamics
General
11-15
$2
(quar.)
Woven
General
11-15
1
;
dividend...
Stock
Blockston
11-15
1
12-
$1.75
3
11-24
37'Ac
(quar.)
40c
1
12-
(quar.)_
(quar. 1
Co.
15c
______
12-
$1.25
Associates
common
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bishop's Service (extra)
Black
Co.
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., common
$1.18%
—
L.)
Moore-McCormack
Corp.
5
12-
12-10
25c
Extra
11-15
10-27
meeting held on Oct.
Corp.,
11-
12-10
•
25c
(quar.)__
Portland Cement Co.
Merchants
action on common pay¬
(Robert)
5%
11-15
40c
(quar.)__
Department Stores Co.,
Meier
11- 1
11-15
87'Ac
100%
25c
Bibb
Blaw-Knox
11-15
12-15
■;
■
1".
Middlesex
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
43,4%
11-10
12-
11-1
—
(W.
Maxson
11-5
11-5
12-15
12-15
12- 1
10-29
—
$1.06'A
—
common
preferred
11-24
1
'•
11-26
12-15
37'/2C
General
(quar.)_
25c
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—____—___—37'/2C
$1
preferred (quar.)
—__
25c
12-20
25c
common.,.
1-7-55
12-13
1-14-55
$25c
dividend
Missouri
no
11-
12'Ac
____
.Quarterly
11-18
11-18
12c
40c
(quar.)
company
11-19
12-13
10c
(from
Ordinary
Massachusetts
1954.
27
Gair
(quar.)
Inc.,
at
ment
of
Guaranty Co.
11-1
Co.—
took
Directors
12-
12-
20c
Barcaio
$5
5
12-17
1-3-55
America
Bell
11-
11-29
25c
(quar.)
Mortgage
Steel
Gabriel
Bangor & Aroostook 'RR. Co., 5% pid. (quar.)
,
preferred
1-24-55
$1
r.—
Marine
subscription
(Glenn
Stock
Securities—
Industrial
Fulton
and
payable
gains
Martin
12- 3
62'/2c
;
—.
1.
Fundaments) Investors Inc. (stock div.)
50c
Corp.
11-15
12-13
—___
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
(year-end)
Corp.
11-19
11-19
,
(quar.)
Herrington
Medusa
Sulphur Co. (quar.)__
Bag & Cotton Mills
12-11
12-11
Co
preferred (quar.)_
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
t75c
5
60c
$3.40
$75c
11-
11-22
15c
(initial)-—
5
30c
holders
Ltd.—
interest
Beneficial
$3.50
cash
or
Colleries
3
(year-end).
"A"
Inc.,
12-28
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
Freeport
Extra
Axe-Houghton
45c
Ltd.
tion,
of Boston—
Fund
Formula
12-20
12-13
11-10
(quar.)
Internationa]
Marmon
(quar.)
(quar.)________
$1.25
'
(quar.)
10- 4
the common share on
Co. '(Canada),
Motor
S2
(quar.)
Extra
Banker
12-
Ford
$1.25
___.—
—
(Conn.)
preferred
11-22
11- 7
11- 1
11- 1
basis.
two-ior-one
1
1
15c
common
preferred
proposal to split
12-
v
preferred
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
11-
$1.31 'A
RR.„
Co.
5%
11- 1
special
a
11-10
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Corp.
Shirt
Manhattan
$3.75
at
11-15*
11-
1
(quar.)_________
$3.75
$1
&
Car
Magor
May
vote
will
1
1
12-
(quar.)
common
Co.
Marathon
'
,
12-
12-
15c
—
(quar.)
RR.
non-cumulative
$5
11-12
$1.08
50c
30c
(increased)
(quar.)___—
Co.,
Magnavox
11-1*>
12- 9
$1-12%
$1.12'/2
11-10
__—■■■
■
Macmillan
12-10
11-15
11-15
;
11-10
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
meet¬
1
(quar.)
Point
Atlanta
Atlantic
(quar.)
1
11-30
5%
Inc.
Co.
Extra
11-19
11-15
11-15
1
12-
—_
(quar.)
Co.,
ing to be held on Nov. 22 on a director's
"12-
(quar.)—
com.
Co.—
Stockholders
75c
Dry-Goods Corp.,
preferred
D
Foote-Burt
a
preferred (quar.)
:
Corp. (quar.)...
Associated
4.32%
&
97c
—_
1
11-
25C
M.
MacWhyte
12-15
1-3-55
12- 1
pfd. (quar.)
11-
1
37'Ac
—.—
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
M.
Woodworking
20c
$1.183A
—$1.15
$1.10
$1
England)
preferred
$1.08%
Steel
Armco
5
Co.—
Service
Public
Arizona
11-10
6
50c
50c
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
participating preferred
Oil Corp. (quar.)
$3
12-
9
85c
Refining
&
Foundries
6
Lynch
r
Marconi
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)^
Florida Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
______
4»/2% A, B and C preferred (quar.)
11-10
25c
Extra
American
Arden
11-
12-
35c
25c
-
(quar.)
Corp., 4.75%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
11-15
30c
25c
—*
t—
Power
4.60%
30c
iquar.)
(quar.)______.
& Co. (reduced)-:
(New
Fund
Corp.
Florida
._
Rubber (quar.)
&
Corp.
Federated
25c
(quar.)„
Co.
Seating
Hose
Filtrol
_
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Paper Co.,
Fairbanks, Morse
Fajardo Sugar Co
Cnemic-.il Corp.—
&
Potash
A
$3
50c
Machine
Class
60c
—i—
Extra
1
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
M.)
Lunkenheirner
11-16
1
12-
12-
$1
11- 5
11-
12-
Corp,
12-15
$20c
(quar.)
Cement Co.
Nashvill*
&
<W.
Stores,
Lucky
12-15
12-10
20c
—
Lowney
;
11-1?
dividends
Stock
Louisville
v
11-15
25c
McNeil & Libby, common
11-19
11- 5
11- 5
&
11-
1
12-15
50c
11-24
45c
Inc.
Sons
Portland
11-17
11-15
11-15
A
1
12-
(quar.)
5'A%
50c
Eaton
non-cum.
&
$25c
Eastern
11-19
8
Inc.
(James)
(quar.)_______—25c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
50c
11-12
— —
Fabrics,
Lees
Lehigh
11- 5
11-12'
11-12
11-15;?
11- 5
1
quar.)
(monthly).
Lea
11-10
11-15
11-19
11-19
12- 1
11-24
12-15
(quar.)
ii—
American
American
4
preferred
Foundry Co. (quar.)—
6%
Co.,
American
American
12-
2-
preferred
Dumont-Airplane
(increased
Products
Home
11-12
1
4
15c
Co.
Elec.
10c
10-22
(quar.)
common
$30c
34%c
>
1
3-
12'Ac
2-
1
(K. G.)
11- 1
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
120c
-
,
t.—.——
pfd. (quar.)
12-
3-
$$1.31
r
Ye«r-end
Ice
11-12
—__
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Bros.,
10-29
—
(extra)
Co.
American
American
12-
Oil Co. (Calif.), 5'A%
Drackett Co., common (quar.
Douglas
(quar.)_
_
25c
Marine Instruments,
vw
Inc., 30c preferred A (quar.)__
—
7'Ac
Durham Hosiery Mills, class A common—-"
10c
Class B common
—10c
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
American
Donohue
12-27
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4'A%
11-12
4%
5'A%
Amalgamated Bank of N. Y.
American
11-12
,
2
.
12-
Works
Shops, Ltd.
11-15.-
12-10
$25c
& Dye
12- 1
$$1.25
____________—
1
40c
(quar.)
Bleachery
Le Tourneau
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
&
11-
25c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
preferred
1
11-15
$$1.75
11- 1
12-10
Ltd.—
Co. of Canada,
Aluminum
Co.
Secord Candy
Libby,
5
12-
Ltd.—
Extra
11-15
12- 8
1
11-
$10c
Lanett
Laura
Co.,
(quar.)
11- 1 •
1-20-55
(quar.)
Lane-Wells
Milling
(quar.)
Inc.
11-15
75c
1
Woods
11-26
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
75c
(quar.)—
common
the
preferred
Bryant,
10c
$1
Dye
Corp.,
7%
Lane
12-
11-23
1-3-55
15c
(quar.)
36c
15C
Chemical
Allied
Allied
of
Lake
12-21
$1
(quar.)
common
stock)——______________
or
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Lindsay Chemical Co., new com.
cash
in
5%
"Alan" Steel Co.
Corp. (quar.)
25c
Co.
Corp.
Kysor
-
Inc.,
preferred
from net investment income—
from security profits
(payable
Quarterly
4
11-19
—50c
____—35c
._
(resumed)______—_
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
12-
12- 1
12- 1
1-3-55
12- 1
11-10
30c
(quar.)
4%
11-16
11-12
11- 8
12- 3
12-3
11-12
1-2-55
1-2-55
(quar.)______„_
Glassine
12-
20c
Co.
Door
common
preferred
Deerfield
Wood
St«el Se^
Wood
(quar.)_
$7
35c
Year-end
Alan
,
—
Crows
$1.12'A
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(increased)———
Corp.
ttauio
11-26
12-10
7'Ac
—
common
preferred
Airmail
12-10
25c
5%
—
——
(quar. )__
-
Cork
Crown
93%c
15c
50c
$1.05
$$2
75c
$1.75
$1.75
preferred (quar.)———
& Seal Co., Inc., common
33A%
Dahistrom
60c
tquar.i_—___
oo.
dividend
Stock
11-15
11-30
tic
Ltd
(quar.)
Co.
Process
Acusnnet
Payable of Rec.
Share
Co.,
Oil
&
(interim):
B
Co.,
Curtis
Holders
When
Per
of Company
Acme
Class
Crane
Holder»
When
.
50c
11-1
11- 1
12- 1
11- 9
12-1
12- 1
12-15
11-30
12-15
12- 1
12- 2
*60c
—_________$60c
(interim)
A
Co.,
Koppers
Distillery, Ltd.—
(H.)
Class
Dividend announcements are
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
0] Company
Holdera
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
-
Monday, November 1, 1954
..
(1776)
11-26
11-12
11-26
11-12-'
12-
1
11-8
12-
1
11-
$1.25
$1.12'A
$1.10
50)
.
1
8 '.
Volume 180
Number 5373
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1777)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOGK
Basse for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
39 ft Sep
25
Jun
Lowest
47ft Jan
22
69
8ft Sep
3% Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
5
40 ft Oct
Jan
29
112
106
10ft July 3
6ft Jan 23
14
15
49ft May 25
32
85 ft Mar 18
8
115ft Apr
20
13% Sep 21
9ft Sep 22
73 ft Jan
20
26ft Jan
20ft Jan
Dec
31
25ft Sep 14
23ft Dec 29
6
35 ft Jon
48
Jun
16
59ft Jan
27
32ft Jan
8
10% Mar
6
101
150
2
Oct
15
Jun
3
62
Nov
10
29ft Jan
8
114ft Jan
160
5
Mar 11
47
Sep 14
101% Sep 27
23% Aug
5
38% Aug
4
31
Aug 20
24 ft Jan
36ft Feb 25
7% Sep 14
49 ft Sep
3
22 ft Oct
8
Jan
27 ft Jan
2
18ft Dec 31
<
49% Apr
7
5ft Jan
58
Jan
83
Aug
2
26% Oct 21
18 ft May
>
7% Jan
49
13 ft Sep
28
54% July 26
Mar
22 ft Mar
104
Feb
24
155ft Feb
3
29 ft Sep
114 ft Sep
172
14
24
July 29
*
70
3
130
78
74
Aug 10
Sep
14
Sep 15
Oct
25ft Sep
9
81
15
39
Sep
1
104
18
98
62
17
4
3% Mar 25
14
187/b July 28
14
Feb~27
72
5ft Mar 25
152
87ft Sep
8ft Oct
91
-
3ft Apr
2ft Jan
16ft Jun
Sep 11
Jan
8
Aug 24
Jan
12
3ft Jan
140
29
Jan
80
6
89 ft Feb
9
Jan
6
28 ft Jan
4
39 ft Aug
4
Feb
4
97
4
106 ft Oct
8
8
92ft Mar 11
100ft Oct
29
May
10ft Mar
Dec 29
Aug
2
4% Feb 15
Feb 15
157
May
3
8ft Jan
6
76% Jan
6
Sep 15
85
4
Sep
2
72 ft Jan
8
Abbott
Laboratories
4%
ABC Vending
ACF-Brill
41%
42 ft
*107ft
110ft
1
12 ft
12%
12 ft
2.50
Co
ACF Industries Inc
7%
8 J/2
8%
8%
Adams
29
com
98 ft
98 ft
98
98%
900
22 ft
22'A
22%
22
Co
1
36'A
ft
22%
36%
36%
6,400
37%
36%
37 ft
37%
37 ft
37%
No par
*27%
28ft
37ft
28'A
3,600
28'A
2 8 ft
1
Equipment
w
1
12
50
*52
common__No par
27
com
w
Inc
100
10
*16ft
100
*83'A
1
3%
*140'ft
85 'ft
35
*107
100
common
100
No par
conv
preferred
1
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
gtd
100
11
25
22
Alpha
4
90ft Jun
25
4.08%
conv
40ft Jan
34ft Sep 21
81
Sep 17
27
103 ft Feb 20
Petroleum
Agricultural
July 28
56
Jan
4
64
Oct
9
104
Aug 18
29
Jan
4
14 ft Aug
37 ft Jan
4
52
Aug 12
30 % Oct
21
41
Mar 15
96
15
12
104% Mar
5
American Airlines
4ft%
cum
American Bosch
2nd
pfd
4%
convertible
3ft Sep
31ft Feb
15
1
4% Jan
11
8
Sep
7
American
Cable
27
35% Feb
23
49 ft Jun
29
American
Can
47'ft Oct
8
Theatres
Inc
36 J/4 July 27
American
Chain
American
Chicle
23% Dec
17
20% Jun
11
7%
25% Aug 12
99
Sep 29
53!/4July28
American
Colortype Co_
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
4ft%
Jan
8
28ft Sep 15
6% Jun 30
39% Jan
5
8ft Jan
7
Sep
24
26
14
31ft Jan
20
26% Jan
341/4 Oct
19
17ft Feb
4
lift Sep
15 ft July 30
8% Jan
8
Feb
19
11
May 25
27ft Jan
Dec
110% July 28
54 J/4 Sep
8
12'ft Oct
18
35
Jan
9
67
2ft Dec
29
Aug
3
Oft Mar 25
26 ft Dec 24
39 ft May 27
26
Jan
28
36ft Jun
48ft Dec 29
44 ft Jan
20
48
6% Jan
36
Jan
15
8% Dec
23
94
31
31
Nov
6
22% Jan
9
16ft Sep 15
21ft Sep 16
15
25 ft Mar 18
38 J/8 July 30
72 «/2 Sep 13
33% Jan
57
Mar
2% Jun
28
7% May 17
92
Jan 14
17% Jan
4
23ft Jan
12
4
100 ft Jan
19
12ft Dec 23
18% Mar 26
12ft Jan
4
83ft Dec 31
100ft Mar 17
85 ft Jan
6
99
Jun
23
104ft Dec
8
4% Oct
32J/4 Oct
27
27
63% July 30
13
Jun
28
100
Jun
25
24
Aug
5
29 ft Aug 23
107
Apr
21
18 ft Aug
3
2
100
Aug
19ft Sep
18
24% Mir 16
21% Feb
24
79ft Jan
12
86 ft Dec
31
84ft Jan
4
94ft Oct
4
15ft Sep
18% Jun
16
19ft Feb
2
17% Jan
11
28J/4 Sep
9
28% July 27
3ft%
conv
105% Feb
9
13ft Sep 10
18ft Feb
2
3%%
conv
American
7
7% Jun 22
Sep 14
6%
American
6%
5%%
1%
3.90%
Metal
Amer
4ft %
7
25
Oct
15
5ft %
7ft Jan
5
lift Sep
23
6
Jan
16ft July
Jun
18%
18%
19
1
6%
12.50
40%
42
46%
33'A
47
No par
60
23
27
96
46'A
*128
108%
49
11 'A
*33
11%
11%
10
10
100
10
35ft Dec
18
117 ft Dec
30
38
Feb
2
49
Sep 15
120% Sep 14
12
Apr 14
152% Jun
10
69% Dec 23
128ft Dec
24
35ft Oct 22
111 ft Dec
6
Jan
4
9
47ft Nov 24
58
134
May 12
Feb
19
16% July 30
161ft Jan
5
77% Aug
44 ft Jan
4
8
50
10% Feb
156
3
55
143ft Oct 27
60ft Jan
5
121
119
Jan
7
10% Feb
2
5
Jan
121ft Jan
Ltd
Jan
July
Jun
30% Apr
113% Jan
9 ft
July
25
4
16% Jun
175
19
4
27ft Jan
2
94ft Dec
17
7
10
15ft Jan
4
23% Aug
3
71ft May
4
93
4
89% Dec
17
21ft Jan
5
12% Jan
97
6
73
29
Jan
66
28
27
Aug 13
Feb
3
95% Feb
4
21% Sep
15
Jan
28
94 ft Sep
27
May
4
$4
$5
Zinc
15
57
45ft Jan
4
55 ft Jud
3
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Anchor
30
Jan
5
100
Jan
6
41% Aug 13
106
Feb
108 ft
48%
48ft
11%
lift
11'A
34 ft
*33
8
Hocking Glass
$4
preferred
*33
33
11%
11%
11%
11%
12ft
lift
11%
11%
11%
48%
11%
*33
34
33
lift
11%
12%
*104
27'A
105
59
*10%
■-«
34
11%
11%
12%
11%
1,800
2,500
2,100
200
19,900
71,700
18,400
97
♦96
97
*95
97
23
*22 3/4
23
*22%
23
100
26%
*26%
27
1,300
26%
26%
27
104%
27
*104
No par
25
50
No par
No par
*104
1047/a
♦104
15%
15%
15'A
15
15%
99
99
983/4
98%
99
99
23%
23 ft
23
23%
23%
23%
92
92
26 ft
26%
39%
*107
39%
1081/2
93
*92
263/a
39 ft
*107
263/a
40%
108%
*92
26%
40%
*107
1047%
15%
15%
100
*98%
23'%
233%
*92
93
26%
27
27
43
41 ft
93
42%
♦107
108ft
13,400
400
24,400
10
3,500
19,100
108'A
21'/a
21%
21 ft
213/4
21'A
21ft
21ft
22
24 ft
*23 ft
24%
♦23%
24%
24
24
24
24%
*10%
10%
*10%
11
*10 ft
103/4
10%
10'A
10 ft
10 ft
500
10'ft
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10
10%
16,300
45%
46
6,000
20%
203%
2,500
10%
46
20
x
46%
45%
46%
46
46 %
453A
46'/a
20'A
20'A
20%
20%
20 %
20 ft
20%
35 ft
63'ft
35%
66
35 ft
35 ft
35%
35%
35 %
35 ft
3 4 3/4
35%
64%
65%
64 ft
663/4
66'A
663/4
64'/a
657%
20%
20%
*178 ft 180
7'A
7'A
33'ft
33%
49%
50ft
39'ft
40%
166
166
20%
20 %
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
*178 ft
7'/a
32ft
*491/2
39%
166
27
180
7'A
34
50
39%
166'A
ft
26%
39 ft
123
26 %
*178 ft
171
58%
57
171%
59%
131'A 132
33% 34%
*117% 118ft
10%
26%
18%
80
72
17ft
91'ft
40'ft
10%
26%
18 ft
80
73%
56%
170 ft
171'A
*178'/a
33%
30 ft
49
ft
39
26 ft
ft
170%
58%
5 8 3A
131ft
337/a
33%
10%
10 ft
26%
26%
167
48'/a
383A
167
*119
xlO
26'/a
40
40
123
39%
123
131%
119
49%
39%
166%
58%
33%
7%
7%
33 ft
131ft
117%
180
7%
*123
263/a
26 ft
57%
390
385%
17,100
610
40
40
123
40
123
267/a
1,200
100
26%
57 ft
5,000
583/a
26 ft
57%
4,000
12,800
48 ft
38'A
167
124ft
2,800
6,500
49,200
167'%
48%
49'A
393/8
4,300
57%
62%
61ft
61ft
*61 ft
62'A
137 ft
138ft
137'/a
137 ft
520
137/a
137%
170%
1703%
1,100
29,000
593/4
26,900
14
170%
59%
132
34
119ft
14
1703/a
583/4
131
333A
119 ft
14
1707/a
583A
59 %
132
34
333/4
120
119ft
10%
10
26%
10
10 '/a
26%
267/8
19%
19
84
86
84
84
78
76%
79
77
793A
19%
1,370
34
17,000
120
280
10%
5,000
27%
500
84
3,400
1,230
76 ft
4,020
*82
v
1
.
76 ft
18%
19%
833/4
♦26%
700
132
131%
18ft
74
30 ft
29'A
167'A
500
180
*178%
32 ft
80
19%
73%
7%
7%
180
12,700
137%
187/g
1,700
17%
17 ft
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
90 ft
92'/a
92%
92 ft
92 ft
91
92
91
91'ft
41%
51ft
403/4
40'/a
40 3/4
40
40 3/a
25,200
51ft
51 ft
740
35'A
35 A
106
106
50'A
40%
40%
50%
51
50%
513/4
51%
513/4
35%
353%
34%
35%
333/4
34'A
40 ft
Corp—
6.28
26%
104%
15%
*104
14
com—5
10
*95 ft
*22 ft
14%
25
100
800
95
14'/a
25
600
7,600
23
14%
100
32
*30%
95
14 ft
5
4
23
57
Copper Mining
Common
107
48%
lift
137
preferred
43ft Sep
31ft Dec
106 ft Mar
1073A
48%
*61
prior preference
No paT
Lead & Smelt com
1
Anaconda
25
108%
48%
11%
61 ft
25
6
Jun
*26%
1
100
43% Oct
04
1083/4
56%
series
4
107
100
36,800
11
100
29ft Jan
45%
134 ft
11%
137%
preferred
prior conv
95
45
*135
46
48%
61ft
preferred
conv
*93
95
134ft
108%
136ft
Co
common
45%
lift
61%
137'A
common
Co
*93
•125
48%
56%
preferred
Water Works
95
46%
134%
108%
61ft
137
American Viscose Corp com
Amer
45%
com—100
100
Co
Sumatra Tobacco
6%
*93
*126
1
Stores
Sugar Refining
Woolen
46%
593'a
40
common
preferred
Preferred
96
134'A
700
58 ft
No par
100
com
American
7%
1,200
27'A
11
.
American
American
1,100
27%
<"
10%
6%
5%
23
*27
27
59 ft
No par
preferred
American
♦22%
27%
23
27
10%
No par
Tel
23
23
27%
58 ft
& Std Sany
&
*22%
23%
10%
preferred
Tobacco
2,800
60 ft
60%
Co—No par
American Safety Razor
Tel
33 ft
60 ft
10%
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
6%
3,000
33%
60
60%
*107
Corp
Co
American
47'%
33%
59 ft
47
60%
5
American
47
33 ft
59 ft
11
American
American
46%
333'a
59 ft
1,200
1
7%
46%
33 %
32%
American Molasses Co
Co
46%
ft
313A
24'ft
Snuff
20,600
46%
23%
45%
40%
60%
27%
94
40'%
33
*59ft
*126
700
8,700
3 2'A
No par
com
preferred
45ft Feb 26
30
33%
200
6ft
8
32%
No par
com
29
Jan
*46%
42
63
32%
99'ft
23%
93
26ft
40 ft
108'ft
Dec
25ft Aug 27
407/a
39
9
17
10
Sep 11
69
Sep 11
lift Sep 14
68
Sep 21
40 %
123
25 ft Feb
13ft Sep
57
41%
39%
39 ft July 30
120 »/2 Mar
5
lift Sep
40%
41ft
124ft
65% Jan
138ft Feb
63/4
39 ft
July 23
28
1
22
6ft
*30%
100
Refg
63/4
19
16,700
20
7%
6%
*123
26'ft
7
21,000
19%
19
4%
22
7%
6%
-
357%
21%
Amer Rad
6%
*18 ft
187/a
68%
99'ft
23%
*91
26%
Gas
19 %
18%
25
13
18%
18ft
18'A
*18%
35%
2
Motors
18%
19%
18%
68%
100
7
100
preferred
convertible
19
*18'/a
*18'A
4%
15%
Products
18%
19%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
Sep
65
400
35%
15'ft
& Metals
Co
19%
18%
American
138ft Oct
8,200
68%
100
.—
Metal
19
17
May 18
58% Oct 29
31'A
100'A
a
*99
100
18%
27
32
30 3
31%
99 ft
4%
4
25% Aug 30
30%
35'A
118ft Jun
Mar 20
31
100ft
683A
40 ft Aug 10
Feb
2
36
300
4%
Amer Smelt &
25ft Sep 21
32,400
48 ft
35%
4
Sep
11%
*48
68 ft
7
40 J/2 Aug
"11%
4%
Oct
125
11%
48
34%
Oct
22
11
48
68%
May 24
Mar 31
70
11%
48
4%
42
36
20
35
57
127
64
r
68%
170
30
44
26
30%
*99 ft
64
4'/a
4
65ft Jan
Oct
31
100%
65
3,300
34%
4
common-—1
Optical Co
34
*63'/a
1,800
<
*68 ft
13
24
63%
24 ft
4'ft
42 ft Jan
22ft Feb
63'/a
24'/a
35 ft
27% Jan
30
64
24 ft
68%
144 ft Jan
24 ft Nov
24 ft
34 ft
6
6
25
of 111
preferred
Natural
18
24%
68%
1
preferred__100
News
22
24%
102
5
com
10%
96
23%
American
Oct
46%
134ft
109'A
49 ft
11%
34ft
11%
lift
59%
American
8% Sep
33%
60
23 ft
27
97
31'A
American
211/4 Oct 27
24%
♦100 ft
102
*18%
6%
10%
*95
*23
7
178
99%
*100 ft
—10
Co
Co
0
8
4
19%
18%
Jan
4
Jan
6% Jan
169
24
19'ft
159 ft Jan
13% Jan
6
23
41ft Dee 13
25ft Sep 14
138
4
8% Jun
101
1
common—5
100
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
15ft Feb
171% Feb
2
101
59'A
27
18
7
101ft
30'A
23
34 ft Jan
30
3,400
101 'A
1
Feb
36ft Jan
28ft Sep 16
12ft Sep 21
Jun 11
148
178,000
32
50
50% Oct
24
17%
92'A
32
No par
38% Sep
691/2 Oct
6
4
12
16%
91'A
32
30 ft
preferred
Locomotive
American
15% May
17ft
91ft
Products
Amer Machine
15
32 ft Jan
16%
90'A
31
preferred
24
Mar 27
17
32
100'ft
Amer Mach & Fdry common
28
39% Jan
SS
preferred
Oct
Dec
1,000
90%
Co common
prior
Feb
39% Mar 24
1,800
75%
32
*100%
20
American Investment Co
American
22% Oct
37
183ft
75
76 ft'.
16%
11
Corp
Leather
&
noncumulative
43
42
200
183'A
185 ft
25%
89%
*47
American International Corp.No par
107
20ft Dec 31
25%
16%
47%
com
Electric
&
Home
American Ice
4
29 ft Jan
15
Gas
Hide
convertible
11
14% May 12
32
32%
11%
Tiling
1
Secur—No par
European
American
20
Aug 31
76ft
47%
Co
American Hawaiian
Jan
31ft Jun 18
5
Distilling
American
19% Jan
10
184 ft
75%
11%
Export Lines Inc—.—40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
100 ft Jan
15
185ft
75%
ft
90
*63'/a
preferred series B_100
preferred series C-100
American Encaustic
19% Apr
26ft Feb 27
8
64ft Jun 23
185%
76 %
30
15%
63'ft
American
7
185 ft
11'ft
Cyanamid Co com
American
2
Oct
12ft Nov
30
26
1
Cable
American
31ft Jan
*25'A
47ft
American
26
105 ft Jun
26
*
32
11 'ft
preferred
28
Aug 17
*30'/a
100
Co
143
32
32'A
No par
<fc
64 ft July 13
21
*30%
*25'A
.
47'ft
30%
common
4
125 ft Apr
76 ft
*2%
90
32%
104'ft
,25
Co
4
Apr
184
63'ft
common
Radio
&
4
12
100
16'ft
20
44ft Jan
Jan
3,700
24'A
common
48ft Jan
8
1,200
737/a
No par
com
interest in
of
27 ft Jan
4
115 ft
72'%
2
preferred
18
Jan
*113%
74%
50
5ft%
ser
preferred
Dec
43ft Mar 25
115ft
74
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
91
*114 ft
75 ft,
24
Corp com
1952
Ctfs
6
115%
747/a
10
common
Amer Brake Shoe Co
21ft Sep 23
100
Arma
preferred
13
55% Jan
115
75%
50
Oct
151
115ft
74%
90'A
32%
*103
com__No par
preferred
Sep 22
9
115ft
17,600
90
100
Co
conv
19
8
600
69
138ft
15%
1
common
American Bank Note
6%
1
Corp
No par
Chemlcal_No par
Bakeries
21
10
No par
.
preferred
conv
4
May
95 ft
68%
*136
Amer
12
41ft Jun
*95
69'A
139
Amerada
Jan
90
95
68%
3
16ft Jan
117% Jun
95
*137
2,200
25 ft
5
69
26
4
Jan
953/4
138%
*25'A
16% Jan
22
68%
19,900
15
25ft May 27
96ft Mar 4
*94
*137
32
14ft Jan
3
75"%
95
69'A
139
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12
Sep
74%
68%
32
25ft
25ft
183
187
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76'ft
America
convertible
15ft Mar 20
21
115
No par
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94%
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6%
15% Mar 19
9
100
94%
70'ft
138'ft
117
50
16
16% Jun
51
68'ft
138'/a
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Feb
11
34ft Jan 26
*94
100
10,900
11
45 ft Nov
4,500
2%
1»
40ft Apr 23
1,600
48%
64 3%
Feb
26
Sep 14
44ft Apr 24
16ft Jan
2
400
3 6'A
477%
79
12ft Sep
Nov
18%
36 'A
48%
*2%
of
Limited
15
40
*18 ft
36 ft
47%
20
Cement
13ft Sep
9
18 ft
36'/a
48'A"
633/4
Amer
6ft May
18 ft
37 ft
47%
•
763/4
18
4
18 ft
37
48 %
18 ft
2 ft
Feb
Jun
18 ft
37 ft
18 ft
36 ft
48
64%
3 'ft %
29
250
81
American
26
14,500
64
26
Feb
100
220
35 ft
109
79%
29
47
99%
83 ft
34 ft
2%
28
,12ft Jan
993/4
*82%
*107
64 %
17 ft Oct
2
83 ft
36
109
82%
32% Oct
Nov
*98
82 ft
35%
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2%
92 J/4 OCt
6ft Aug 31
99 ft
35%
109
6 4'/a
4
35
99 ft
35%
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81
4
6
35%
109
14,600
2%
26ft Mar 16
Jan
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35 ft
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100
3%
143
65'A
lift Jan
69
36'A
84
3ft
*140
84%
70ft Jan
12
85 ft
109
100
1
84
3%
143
2%
8
Jun
85 ft
84 ft
3%
*140
83 %
4
60
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*84
3%
64%
8
-
84 ft
84 ft
84%
3%
2%
84ft Feb
98
143%
84%
66'ft
15ft Jan
2
*140
800
18%
common
Amalgamated Leather Co
29% July
17
3%
143
20
16ft
*16%
85'ft
Aluminium
26 ft Sep
Dec
84%
3%
*140
16%
48 'ft
preferred
preferred
Portland
70ft Dec 29
20% Feb
84'A
3%
144
16%
5,400
Sep
80
99
16 ft
200
3%
-
May 24
197
63ft Aug 20
14% Nov
5
16%
3
Aug 23
26
IS
16%
3%
64%
2'A
16
7
16 ft
3
84%
5
3ft Feb
4
3%
1
74% Aug
5
Jan
3%
com
11
Jan
84'A
3'A
170
36%
100
Mfg
Aluminum Co
Jan
1% Jan
57
17
3%
13,400
111%
170
18'A
par
convertible
25
166
3'A
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111ft
170
36'ft
48 ft
preferred
3ft%
21
85
11% Dec 31
4%
Allis-Chalmers
Oct
6
170
5
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75% Oct
6
170
No par
Allied Mills
4
75 ft Jan
*165
3,900
70 ft Oct
169ft Jan
170
8,500
139 ft Oct
a
*165
90%
8
14
170
11%
July 14
65ft Nov
*110
100%
4
148 ft Oct
112
90
93 ft Jan
11
•110%
99%
45ft Jan
Apr 23
112
lift
2
Jan
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11%
2
19
27
111'ft
90 ft
69ft Jan
28
53
26%
11%
118ft Jan
19ft Mar 18
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90
8
36 ft Mar 24
12%
5 2V2
27 ft
11%
14
29
13%
26 %
91%
Allied Stores
24
12
*02'/a
53
11%
97
16 ft Jun
12
267/a
90 ft
5
30ft Dec
54,500
26 ft
11%
Jan
47
12%
11%
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53
26%
200
1,100
93 ft
90
58% Jan
16,300
11'A
4
20
25%
91%
94
3ft Mar 24
77
11%
Dye
Allied Kid Co
64% Jan
77
25%
93%
Oct
29
77
26%
lift
49
lft Dee
28
77
25%
92%
18% July 30
40 ft Sep 29
117
28
76%
257/a
1
9
May 28
*28
76%
No par
4
43ft Jan
121/a
■
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4
103
•
Inc
Mar
10
11%
26 ft
28 ft
41%
&
Chemical
Jan
Dec
26
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ft
25 ft
77
25'A
42
Allied
18
82
X76%
4 2'A
Allen Industries
37 ft Jan
62ft May 25
53
42
4
Aug
26
Sep 14
42ft Apr 23
41ft Apr 21
12%
27 'A
3'ft
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
3
40
*165
5
preferred
cum
111'ft
100
preferred
8
Oct
6,300
99
preferred A
Mar 25
86
42 %
42
22%
Alleghany Corp
Jan
41ft Oct
4,600
41%
common
22
Nov
100
2,900
83%
*97%
Vlcksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
33
Sep 22
8 3%
22 ft
&
40ft Jan
87
8%
10,600
123%
98%
1951 series
24% Oct 28
21
8%
12%
8%
Corp
pfd
$4,375
12%
42 ft
preferred
prior
12%
22%
Reduction
$4
12%
8%
Shares
41ft
109
*98'A
79
5ft%
12%
12%
8ft
40%
109
22%
26'ft
4ft%
41%
111
99
79
Inc
41%
*109
42%
25%
Aldens
41%
111
the Week
Oct. 2D
98ft
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Alabama
41%
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Friday
Oct. 28
22 ft
Express
4.50%
41%
111
Sales for
Thursday
42J/a
Admiral Corp
Affiliated Gas
$3
PRICES
Oct. 27
10
Co
Adams-Millis
Air
41%
*109
SALE
Wednesday
100
preferred
non-cum
Acme Steel
HIGH
Oct. 20
5
Corp
Motors
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 25
100
preferred
35ft Sep
-
Monday
Par
4
12 ft Oct
101
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29
Jan
9% Jan
30ft Sep 14
72
Dee 29
NEW YORK
Highest
'105
107
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107
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107
.
240
33
34
4,000
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108
50
17
Chronicle... Monday, November 1,1954"
The Commercial and Financial
18
(1778)
Continued—Page 2
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Range for
Previous
Range
Year 1058
15
40% Sep
29
15 y8 Feb
41
July 21
11
4
2% Nov
24
5
Jan
7
2% Feb
30
Sep
14
52
Jan
16
Sep
14
14
8% Sep
15
15
Sep
77
9
32% Jan
23% Mar 27
30% Sep
17% Jan
5
33 Va Jan
8% Apr
Mar 25
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24
102 % Sep
21
19'% Jan
10% Mar
30
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22'
Dec
Jan
97
32% Jau
14
15
14
18% Mar
Mar
29
57
29
7
23
2
26
6
25
27
117% Dec
16% May 28
.
114
Jan
6 .■*,
14
16
Jan
13
03% Jan
18 y8 Sep
28
100
167
Oct
May 13
Ashland Oil &
18
Oct
28
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4
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4
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13
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80
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92
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119% Jan
2
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16
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99
4% Dec
2
17
13% Jan
9
4% Dec
18
14 Va Aug
Feb
12
15
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20
16
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23
r
7
,
24% Sep
6 1
4% Jan
4
6% Aug
37% Jan
4
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5
16
4% Jan
4
7% Sep
22
Sep
14
*
18% Dec -29
Dec 29
18
Dec
42% Jan
7
11
65 Va July 12
8% Jan
30% Mar 19
48% Mar 25
18% Jan
11
29% Oct
21
39Jan
4
56% Oct
16% Jan
76% Mar 17
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11 y8 Dec
9
58% Oct
4
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11% July
1
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1
5
112% Dec
11% Feb
4
4
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111
13% Oct
4
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14;
51% July 30;
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4
99 '/4 Jan
6
July 29
Jun 30
134
107
1117
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100
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20% Jan
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28
221/4 Mar
13% May
3
19
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78
Dec
21
80% May
81
8
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14
16% Mar 20
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31
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4
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14
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25
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2
23% Jan
4
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4
22% Mar 13
17% Jan
24% Oct
12
90% Jan
97
Jan
4
18
11
99
Oct
38% Jan
4
51
July 15
7
Sep
14
17
39% Dec
7
30
22% Nov 25
1% Jan
7
27% Jan
60
681/4 Mar 20
33% Jun
8
60
-
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5
Oct
80
57% Jan
0% Dec
Jan
13
16
8
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21% Jan
6% Dec
Foods
4
4
82% Oct
165% Oct
13
Aug 16
50
6
14% Jan
11
25% Aug 12
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22%-Feb
3
26% Sep.
Bliss &
27% Jan
5
40% Sep
14
121/4 Mar 12
14% Aug 13
12
Mar
a
12% Sep 15
11
Jan 13
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Jan
26
4
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8
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109 \
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(The)
9%
12
93% Jan
12
Sep
9
50
Dec
11
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
Boston
3
14% Aug. 12
28%
55
55%
54%
55
24%
241/4
24%
31
5%
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21
25
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Bridgeport
29
Oct
25
19% Jan
4
28% Oct
23
Briggs Manufacturing Corp„No par
Briggs & Stratlon™
No par
Bristol-Myers Co commpn
2.50
20
95% July 20
Mar 11
2
33% Aug
4
14% July 19
Brown
Brown
83
13% Jan
15
20% Oct
28% May 20
10% Mar 25
22
12
32% July 27
11% Jan
4
14% Aug 11
831/4 Feb
74
6
81% Oct
5
60
6
Jan
Jan
30
July 28
28
25
Mar 12
11
74
10
91% Jan
7
80% Feb
3
15% July 15
88
Oct
5
Jan
30
73% Jun
8
77% Aug U
13% Sep 14
17% Feb
3
15% Jan
4
22% Aug 1$
11
Oct
6
15
Mar
9
11% Feb
8
15% May 20
35
Jan
9
40
July 15
5
49
10
78
Buffalo
4%
liy4Sep 30
15% Feb
86
Aug 28
5% Sep 13
16% Dec 29
36% Feb
Oct
29
16
11% Jan
4
Mar 16
79% Jan
14
93% Oct
4
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
12% Feb
20
27% Mar 20
15% Jun 29
23
Oct
4
26% Sep
16
105% Oct
25
102 y4 Oct
30
109 "/a Mar 10
16y4Sep
15
24% Mar 12
16% Jan
5
24% Oct 21
27% Jan
22
4
33V4 Sep
98
July
2
Co
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Co
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co
Butler
conv
Bros
4,800
44 Vt
5,600
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r
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4474
7
1% Dec
28
3 % Mar
2
1% Jan
4
2% Jun
14
6% Sep
2074 Sep
15
9% Mar
2
7% Jan
8
11V4 Sep
15
24
29
20% Jan
4
25% Sep
30
10
15
Sep
86% Oct
7
46% Jan
22
17% Apr 24
21
27% Jan
2
13% Mar
102
Jan
3
Jan
12 y8 Aug 20
90% Jan
30
14% May 12
99% May 13
0
54% Nov 27
52% Jan
59 % Oct
5
22
24
22Va Jan
27% July
9
28% Jun
7
Dec
Dec
29
34
Jan
5
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43% Dec
16
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29
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29
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14
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15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com™1.65%
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Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
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Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Cannon Mills
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9
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103
1,400
30,400
8%
24
24%
105 y2
200
2474
23%
241/2
104
32,400
13%
81%
♦80%
81%
"441/4
21
3,600
13%
82
30
a
9,100
13%
80 »/2
18 »/2
18Va.
30 Va
13%
83
19%
c
20% Oct
.
4,800
47%
*79%
52%
-
.
-
100
*97
92%
91%
79%
♦96
-,2474
100
.
47
99%
44'
2474
24%
*97
100
164 Va
13%
Bldg—
prior
4%%: preferred.
Butte
2,600
13%
-
10
5
preferred
preferred™.
Terminal
32
13
81
81%
Inc__
3%%;
5%
3174
13%
165
13%
30'/a
Co
Watch
3174
79%
5
Burlington Mills Corp common
Bush
79
Forge
36
31%
*1641/2
No par
1
5
preferred
Bullard
10% Jan
Jun
$5
Buiova
2
15
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common
57 % Aug 20
Jan
Co
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender—No par
51% Aug 16
17
Bigelow
Shoe
11
25% Jan
2
100
No par
_1
preferred
&
37% Mar 24
Nov'lfl
29
67
3%%
Brooklyn Union Gas com
6
10 Va Dec
Jun
100
Jan
12% Jan
26
13
431/4 Mar
Co
17
Oct
67
Jan
31%
;
43
25% Feb 24
17% Jan
100
5
2.50
5
Bearing Co
Airways Inc
Brass
19%
36 %
79%
8%
100
19%
46
65
/
41%
42%
13%
58%
'.
231/2
28%
41%
81%
>39
*8574
220
,
11,300
•
87
3674
; 4474
1
«
165
13
18
18
\l
28%
42%
42%
10574
19%
14
%
29%
%
V 800
135
86
7 44
92%;
8,600
36
351/4
92
3,400
1974
4 3s,a
;
48%
48
49
48%
29
92%'
92%
95%
10574
.
86
.
191/4
*97
'*124.
:
'
48%
4874
;
18%
241% -24%
>
92%
48%
135
13%
*
100
*97
14%
4
33 % Aug
1274,-.
7
14 %
24%
70
*
-
3T74
1174
17%
311/4 ,'"31%
43 %
•
31%
105V2
,
351/4
13%
.
3874
*37
120
1,000
v;
12
10574
:
35%
43%
24%
1,900
..
20,500
32V2
1
45
24%
;
38 74-
„
4874
-
18%
19
,
15%
♦124
105
•
*857#
24%
14%
14, ;
44
11
22% Mar 17
4
35% Jun
Braniff
57% ■'
4,100
/
117a
.•
48%
135
105
•
,
3174
32%
31%
331/4
,
12
11 %
♦124
19'/4
*35
35%
*35%
48%
'
87
19.
15%
*38
I8I/4
17%
1574
*32%
t
'
105
17%
5534
"38%
«
135
105
54%
•15%
15%
49
,
82
32
/
12
11%
*48%
*124 '
48%
48%
24
82
41,600
54%
24:
31,400
.
28 %
27%
5474
*15%
'
8,900
9%
82 Vg
55%
<
4,300
6T%
•
241/4
.
*37
:
60%
9 :
55
*82
i
>
32%
7.
12%
12
38%
31%
.
/.
28%
>
*37%
■
57
,.
9%
900
/
674
6%
7
61%
24
v
82%
•
55
.
15% ; '
15%;
15%
38%
*124
100
Roller
27
*4or% " 45%
a
*
preferred
Bower
32% July 27
4o
: 100
54%
^241/2
*82
83
33
Jan
38
9
13 V. Nov
14
30 % Jan
29
66 '/2 Jan
Sep
13% Oct
11
6% Jan
13% July 20
59% July 14
20 V.
6
23 % Jan 11
99% Feb
25
10% Sep 15
72% Dec
3
25% Jan
271/4 Jan
May 28
15
22% Jun
11% Sep
2
7
39% Aug 17
17% Sep 21-
Aug 12
20% May 11
25% Mar 10
42% Feb
2
15
28
91
Mar
lli/a Jan
5% Dec 31
5% May
9
37,100
974
54%
54%
*241/4
58%
33
25
-
x
13% Mar 19
2,900
5%
28-
'
5o%
-
27%
;
81%
5
100
Common
31
201,2
51/4
■'
/ 9%
"281/4
%
9
27%
Boston & Maine RR—
31
17
20
60
601/4
58
v
9%
27%
24%
,„15
94% Jan
591/4 :■
27%
!
1.25
Inc
new_
18
5% Dec
17
51/2
674
7
7
7
6%
9%
9%
1
15
26% Dec
17
1o-/»
46
46
46
290
1,700
9%
9%
21
20%
:.r; 5%
5%
f
2,100
15
;
*16
16%
21
21
45%
123%
.,
*12%
10%
*9%
I01/4
*16
17
57%
59
•
No par
»
Borden
Edison
15
9%
*122
:
15
*12 »/2
370
4,700
45%
46%
*121%
xo%
7%
7
19,700
100%
'37%
37
123'/2
21 %
*45%
No par
1
Bobk-of-the-Month
98
46
*122
10
20%
17%
10
1
46%
123%
15
♦16
31%
11
104% Oct
4
123 %
10
17%
.
Co
46%
123%
47
,
*12%
30%
48 % Nov
74%'Jan
46%
122%
100
33
100%
37%
23
32%
*100%
37 %
57%
i/2
*21
23
331/4
37%
5
68% Sep
,
*21%
-210
5,400
7121
120
100%
100%
5%
122 7;
1,-32%
37%
46
121
/
100
33%
100%
■
100
?7
*21 %
23
38%
5
B
Stores
120
120
120%
100%
-5%
3,800
115%
115
116%
59%
100%
46
3,500
;
115%
32%
17%
140
45
591%
*21%
21%
25%
103%
44%
33%
33%
21%
25%
1081/4
45
H6%
22%
15
25%
108%
44%
33%
120%
11
6,900
25%
44%
59 V2
101
46%
1,500
108%
109
116
121 y2
121%
24%
59%
59%
.
1
Co
86% Jun
Mar 25
86 k
25%
*16%
7.50
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
—
Sep" 15
24%
25%
10%
1
2.50
Co
121/4 Jau
July 29
10
68% Sep
64%
24 %
25%
Ac Brass Corp
Airplane
Aluminum
Class
15% July 30
4
13 % Jan
Chemical
Bon Ami Co class A
34% Aug 27
23
(Del)
Steel
Co
Laughlin Inc—
Boeing
8
6% Jan
29:1/4 Mar 18
24%
25%
*12%
1 peso
1
1
(E W)
Blockson
24% Apr
17% Oct 25
2
8
23
69 % Aug 10
5
May
24
27% Oct 23
14% Aug 13
80% Oct 27
13
17
24%
26
78%
Dec
Mar""3
4,400
164%
9
23 Vii
24%
24%
com„No par
12
28% Dec
70.300
241/4
*45
7%
17% Jan
15
11%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com 5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
No par
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
10
Bethlehem
36 % Feb
,30 '
16%
Best
25
21
28
27 *
11
121 %
_10
Corp
co—
ac
21% Jan
30
15% Sep 14
12 Va Sep 15:
19% Sep 15,
22% Sep 15
Loan
Best
22'A Mar 17
38 Va Aug
31% Apr
11%
37%
100
5
Consol Mining Co
42% Oct
144%-Jan
15
82% Jan
31
Oct
63
Beneficial
Benguet
30% July 22
27
Jan
11
100
1
10
"
preferred
Aviation
Bendlx
5
6
9% May 6
63% Apr 30
16
11%
32%
1
Corp™
Howell Co common
4%%
8
Apr
30%'Jan
6
146% Dec
19
11%
10
Co
Packing
Aircraft
Bell Ac
28
50
20
37% Jan
-
44% Sep, 151
135 y4 Jun
Jan
Bell
1% Jan
% May 18
24 '
11%
50
Beldlng-Hemingway
5
13
Jan
11%
22%
RR
Beech-Nut
29
93
Creek
Beech
Feb
May 21
22
11%
33%
33%
100 > 100 •
1
10
1-7% Sep
16
Oct
00
Coup
29
10 Ve Dec
1
22
B
36% Oct
94% Sep
37
23i/4
34
Inc
17
.inn
22
120
10
Barker Brothers common
10
4%% preferred
—
50
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
.*—No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred™_100
4%% preferred
100
Beauult Mills: Inc
k
_2.50
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
I
1
Oil
Barber
25
34 % May
42% Dec
23%
59%
Bangor Ac Aroostook common„™50
Convertible 5% preferred
100
19;
17% Mar 12
39 y2 Feb
Jun
Oct
83
13,700
'7"
8
7%
100%
noncumulative preterred„100
4%
18%
7%
8
600
*23 %
118%
1
(The).Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton ,Corp
13
Baltimore Ac Ohio common
100
1
18
25% Mar 10
;
15
18% Sep 18
0y8Sep 14
84% May 20
17% Sep
83
~
27% Aug 12
4
10
43% Jan
7
59% Apr
14
29
Feb
,
10% July 22
18%
18%
7%
8
30
100
■
8%
34
Babcock Ac Wilcox Co
21
22% Mar 17
29
Jun-
21
*18%
18%
18%
19 y4
4
•
3,500
173
♦*170
178
*170
,
99%
23%
59%
Corp—
(T)
Babbitt
11% Mar 26
30
87
Jan
-45% Dec
14
35% Jan
8"
7
22
167
*18 3
167
166%
6,200
'
87
87
*99%
99%
7%
117%
-
18% Aug 23
104%
*99%
*23%
44%
—No par
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior prep ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common^—3
$2.25 conv preferred—
No par
Atlas Tack
Mar 24 -
17-
convertible pfd series
4%
104%
87
84%
99%
7%
-109
20
A—100
(voting)
Common
<
105%
84%
25%
10
100
;
104%
105
84
99%
23%
5
•7
4y§ Dec
104
4
99%
*164
18%
66.20G
84 >4
84
*99%
168
11%
11%
11%
Atlas Powder—
Sep 23
-Sep 23
26
8% Feb
common
103 3
35,700
11%
56
11%
103
2,800
55%
11%
11%
23
56 3 a
11%
99%
22 %
55%
23%
55 %
5t>48
84
22%
56%
22%
23%
55%
103
23
39 %
23 74
11%
39%
38%
58%
300
2,300
*38%
38%
24%
distribution
Preferred $3.75 series B_
,52% Feb 2ft
88% Dec 29
4
11%
_50
50
Atlas Corp
7
48
10% May 28
5
•
128
4
8
103 % Jan
Jan
*3%
4
6%'
loo
Atlantic Refining
100% Mar 30
; 34% Jan
7
7% Mar 9
16% Mar 13
17% Mar ft
28
Dec
4
4
41% Sep
*3%
23 v4
Coast
liquidating
Ex
36% May 17
Jan
4
'
Line RR—!—No par
Atlantic Gulf ft W I SS Lines—
4
29
*4 3 4
23%
Ac Sunla Fe—
—————
preterm*
4",'o
Atlantic
Feb 26
60
4
38%
99%
City Electric Co com—10
Atlantic
5
95% Jan
-
198% MarlS
27
-
27% Jan
36V4 Mar 27
11% Apr 24
94 Va July 16
16% Dec 15
Preferred
126 % Aug 25
21% Aug 26
11
Goods Corp—
Common
23
24
103% Oct.
*10%
*3%
83
—™„™—-l
5.25% 1st preferred—:
100
Associates Investment Co„_
_10
37'/2 July 26
4
14
1
15
4
59% Sep
: 85
28% Jun
V
54% Jan
29
25% Sep
120% Sep
97% Mar 25
80% July
f
8
13
5
30% Nov
8
Nov
49
57% Jan
18
25% Feb
88% July
Jan
103
14
50'/« Jun 23
Sep
86
41%
11%
11%
-—
Atchison Topeka
v
3,000
41%
*11%
39 %
18%
1,700
41%
41%
12
39
*164
33%
42
40
102%
33
33%
41%
4 %
-
37%
*11 %
55'/a
Refining Co
Dry
Common
47% Aug 23
4
.
2nd
Shares
Oct. 29
12
39 %
1
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated
6
Aug 30
38%
2314
Arnold
26% Aug
6
32
14
U
18% Jan
100
2i»
23
the Week
Friday
Thursday
*11%
12
*3%
Art loom
26
14% Apr
93% Jan
41%
—«5
Jau
2i
'
41
Constable Corp™—~5
carpet Co Inc
™No par
Arvin Industries Inc™
2.50
8% Oct
May 19
21
27
20% Aug 19
»
5
3
Mar
41%
11 %
10
Armour Ac Co of Illinois com——5
$6 conv prior preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork .Co com
No par
$3.75 preferred
'
No par
$4 convertible preferred
No par
7
Oct
Sales for
PRICES
Oct. 28
38%
38%
Steel Corp
Armco
7
12% Oct
37
38%
.
Oil Corp———
Argo
106% Oct
22'/a Mar 11
15
89 Va Sep ; 3
25% Sep 25
25
21
11
89 % Sep
25% Sep
20
58% Oct
30
26
Jan
9
5y8 Dec
42% Sep
25% Jun
4
4
12% Mar 26
93
59% Dec
48% Feb
;
21
4% Sep 22
23
SALE
'
38%
41
Clayton Ac Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp™—10
Andes Copper Mining
14
A P W Products Co Tnc
-5
Archer-Daniels-Midlancl
No par
29
13% Sep
8% Feb
26
43% Jan
52 y* Mar
38%
Anderson
42% July 30
12
33% Jan
6
57% May
Dec
8
5
Jan
45
Nov 25
32
Highest
HIGH
Oct. 27
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Since
AND
LOW
crnrKt
390
20
1,000
23,600
500
Volume 180 /Number 5373*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;.
(1779)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1053
,
Range Since Jan. 1
13% Jan
23% Sep
14
30
16% Sep
,
29
14
29
103% July 20
28
May 27
39 Va Sep
14
Jan
4
Jan
5
107
16
17% Oct
13
17% Jan
Jan
•
20% Oct
49
Highest
8% Jan
19% May 25
113% Mar 19
40% Jan
5
116
22
-
487/B Dec
2
12 % Sep
24
14 %
Sep
16
25
Jan
111% Dec
24
143
Jan
45% Sep
29
13
5
t
Jan
13% May
113
9
Jan
,44% Feb
2
65% Jan
23
18% Dec
14% Mar 27
21
96% Jun
:46% Jan
14
23% Aug
49% Aug
5
4
62% Apr
7
18
Sep
3
17% Apr
4
129% Feb
105% Sep
28
23% Sep
107% Jan
4
Dec
24
24
15% Sep
2
19% Mar 25
16
Jan
4
15% Oct
30
16% Mar 18
lo% Jan
11
66% May
..
3-
Carpenter
19
..20% July 27
4% Sep
15
7% Feb
26% Dec
15
11% July 14
35% Jun
97
Jun
17% Jun
73 % Jan
13*
.
120
Apr
79% Oct
4
Carriers
&
Co
12^
20% Mar
24
5%
8
46% Aug 30
105% Jan
,19% Jan
112
19
1
Mar
24% Sep
8
10
23% Dec
10
<23% Jan
6
30
17'% Mar. 16
10% Feb
26
16
9% Mar 12
15% Mar 20
'
21
Central
Central
27% Oct
Certain-Teed
Aug 17
Chain
3
33
Jan
11
52
Oct
98% Jan
5
108
30
Oct
5
Cerro
May 12
122%
122%
122%
'
:
■
■
de
4%^Feb
4
2
33 % Jan
84 % Jan
Ry
18% Feb
Co
Mills
Corp_
23% Feb
27% Sep
18% Jan
—
32% Sep
23
27% Jan
38
17
23
Sep
Jan
Jan
6
13
40% Sep
15
51 % Jan
10% Dec
30
21 % May
21
44% Aug
6
26
30% Aug 31
Mar"l9
Cab
96
5%
59
Oct
82%
89% Jun
7% Oct
6
12% Mar
25
9% Jan
14
Oct
22
46% Jan
26
13
1
Oct
4 Jan
92
11
9
5%
Jan
13% Feb
Jan,
5
21*
Feb
35
58% Dec
29
96% Jan.
2
56% Feb
70
Sep
35% Jan
24% Jun
102
7% Jan
22
55
16
30% Dec
Oct
6
9% Sep
15
70%
7
11% Oct
Dec-
97% Jan
47*
Jan
84
28% Jan
47
2
14"% Jan
29
'
.
*
10
15
33% Mar
5
14% Dec
28
17
3
72% Dec
31
152
Oct
Aug
83% Feb'
28
5
Mar 24
12
Jan
Nov
10
47% Jun
16
54% Nov
24
Jun
12
109% Jan
170
19
100
70% Dec
75
15
41
21
18
Sep
Sep
19
89% Jun
12
2
Sep
28% Apr
3
Oct
9
29 % Oct
5
107
874
Jan
6
34% Dec
2
7
Dec
*
7
4
5
2
Oct
City
19% Aug 20
91
A
49% July 19
210
91% Oct
8
5
Mar
&
17
930
July
6
80
13
23
8
Jun
47% Jan
90
Dec
31
24%
14% Sep
14
;
20% Mar 17
&
cum
47
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
38% Jan
8
50% Dec
38 % Jan
9
12% Dec
7
11% Jan
59% Mar
37
Sep
23 % July
38% Sep
45
1
47% Feb
57% Aug 13
29
Apr
30
2
41% Feb
50% Dec
9
41% Feb
15'
5
Jan
42% May 24
Mar 22
Jan
16
55
Oct
3
77
Oct
22
2
77% Oct
25
12% Jan
4
15% Sep
29
33% Oct
6
>
29
22% Dec
24
19% Jan
12
6
69 % Dec
15
68% Jan
4
8.9
Feb
25
17
42
415%
42
41%
42%
41%
42%
6,500
115/8
5,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
27
265/8
27
26 V\
263/4
26
26%
6,000
33
32%
32%
33
33
32
33
6,400
90%
86
86
*84
90
*84
90
76
753/4
77
Pictures
2
36% Jan
4
44% July 19
Jan
4
8% Aug 23
29
23% Jan
27
Cone
5
23% Jan
26
Congoleum-Nairn
18%
2%
*18%
2%
1—25
107/8
113%
103/4
11
;
29%
29
29
■*
67%
653/s
66% •'
Nast
Mills
;
Consolidated
Cigar
12
7% Jan
4
Consolidated
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
27% July 15
13% Sep 23
11
40"% Jan
4
47% Aug
107% Apr
12% Jan
26
109% Mar
stock
Jan
5
7
107
Jan
7
102
112% Oct
Mar 26
98
Jan
7
105% Mar 25
26% Jan
8
31% July 26
11
Jan
2
54
17
Jan
7
75
Sep
14
38% Jan
Sep
5
18
Jun
25
Jan
23
9
26
Consol
5% Dec
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
29
Consolidated
10% Jan
9% Sep
6
7
6
40% Nov
8% July 30
2
29
35% Apr
23
99
Apr
11
20
24
Jun
38% Jan
8
19
109% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
99% Jun
49% Aug
5
112% Oct 26
18
108% Feb
5
106% Jun
7
109 % Feb
03
23
102%
Feb~ll
101 % May
25 %
May 21
20% Jan
1
Consolidated
RR
2
89% Sep 23
45% Jan 13
May 20
7
2d
4
95% Jun
4
90% Jan
4
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
4
97% Jan
8
footnotes
see pp«e
96
28.
Jan
21
64% Oct 28
105
Sep 22
14% Oct
28
Oct
4
100
77% Aug 26
102
Oct
4
103/4
11%
11%
283A
283/4
28%
28%
653%
66
65
65%
23%
23%
105
'
•104%
78%
79
1
79
45
43%
106%
14%
104
44V4.'
V
19
*28
f
400
2,300
3,400
'
29
64%
140
65
62,500
104%
105% H
14%
35%
36
173/4
*85%
*91
18%
86%
47%
18b
93
18%'
87
*91
*60%
61%
109%
109%
18%
51
19%
52%
18%
2%
No par
35
100
137
2% T
17%
18
4,200
139
*840
18%
51%
33%
3
50%
52%
51%
28,400
33%
34
37,800
106
3
1,060
3
33%
35%
1373/4
943/4
91%
108%
4,700
35
3,100
380
138
300
93%
5,300
109
*840
*840
*840
100
8,600
18%
105%
34%
109%
108
290
43
18%
18%
138
*93%
1,900
73
*42
3%
138
'
943/4
60%
IIOV4
*71%
<
108
35%
109
72
50
2,400
93
60%
110
43%
107
137%
*93%
108%
'
47
f185
*91
60%
60
853/4
47
109%
*42
3 % f
85%
*170
93
109 %
72
35%
137%
;
943/4 ,
85%
47%
'60%
i
<
185 '
*91
,
52%
2%
109
84%
47%
*170
106
35ya
*840
18;
34%
102%
:
353/8 <
108%
17%
19
32%
<
23/4
137%
2,600
43%
513/4
32% r
102%
*93%
35%
60%
18%
353/e
94%
35
93
*42
2%
137
35%
73
35%
109%
6,300
35%
72
51%
108%
141/4
104%
110
18%
15,400
1053/4
14%
*
1063/4
140
104V2
48%
60%
<
19,100
*102%
110
}
42%
14%
185
*91
60% i
110%
42%
102%
.86
48
93
60%
110
42%
<
-17%
*170
f
2,100
3,900
-36%
*84
473/4
185
78%
23%
105
14%
104
17%
87
47%
*170
78%
102%
'143/8
*35s/8
18
23%
*104%
79%
'105
105%
14
*102%
43%
No par
-43
23%
104%
42 %
79%
104 %
14%
104
23%
104 %
,78%
i05
42%
-
*102%
*42
,—
23%
23%
.
*104%
78%
35% <•36%
5
'
'
1
10
58 %
*92%
No par
15%
59%
93
173/4
18%
50
B
58
59
15%
•
57%'
*92%
17%
42%
"
57%
56%
57%
92%
92%
92
92%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,800
17%
173/a
17%
17%
13,100
42%
1,700
15%
15%
17%
15%
17%
57
93
56%
93
*92%
153/8
No par
173/8
'
42%
•
42%
425/e
100
43
43
*42
43
%
*42
55
55
*54
55
'
*54
55
54%
55
55
55
55
,55
75%
77
75%
75% '
,
43
100
com
42%
42%
42%*
■:
423/a
42%
*42
43
*42
55
*54
55
54
76
74%
75 %
100
54
75
%
.
■
75%
'
76%
180
2,800
-
75%
77%
75%
753/8 '
7534
76%
743/4
75%
74%
75
No par
145/e
143/4
14%
14% '
14%
143/4'
14%
14%
14%
14%
27%
26
263/a
25%
25%
6,500
81%
*80%
81%
.
27
*80%
*80%
46%
263/4"
81% »
26
26%
25%
x803/a
*80%
80 3/8
•
46%
46%
46%
46%
453%
46
45%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
49%
50
49%
49%
49 Va
50%
50
50%
47
46%
,
4,100
7,400
46%
46%
46%
46
46%
45%
46%
10,900
17%
17%
17%
16% ,17%
163%
17%
16 S/8
16 %
42
42%
423/4
42%
42%
7%
42%
413/4
42%
22,500
10,700
73/4
7%
7%
6,300
f
.
42%
73%
10
21%
22
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20a/4
19%
20
No par
19%
20
19%
19%-
19%
20%
20%
203/4
20 3
20%
24%
253/a
3/4!
7%
7%
.
73/4'
7%
•
.
42%
■*
73/4
8
10,200
9,400
2,400
24%
24%
24%.
24%
24%,
24%
25%
26
12%
12%.
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
19,000
No par
43%
44 %
43%
43%
43%
16,900
♦108%
109%
1091/4
1,200
1.33%
15%
15%
15%
2,300
29%
13,600
2 9 3/4
100
*111 Va
C
100
30
112
105
15
pfd—100
43%
108 3'4
15%
43%
43%
435/s
108%
108%
108 3/4
153/4
15%
153%
43%
108%,
15%
109
153/4,
29%
112
*104%
29
29%
112
106
20%
*104%
20%
21%
68
112
'
29%
293/a
112
106
20%
,
112%
293/a
112%
*1043%
106
19%
20
Inc
Inc
10
8,900
2,200
68%
69%
68%
*
67 %
673/4
66 5/8
66%
66%
19%
*18%
19%
*17%
19%
*17%
19%
*17%
19'/2
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
73/a
7%
7%
7%
*73^
7%
7%
7 3/a
7%
7%
1,100
44%
44%
9,000
390
No par
44%
No par
111%
*107%
443/4
112
108%
43%
44%
111%
112%
*108%
109
63%
64
633/4
63%
*103
105
23%
24%
24
24
No par
99%
99%
99%
99%
20
69%
70%
70
70
100
common
150
19%
*17%
43%
44%
44 %
68
45
No par
*103
*100
105
102
*100%
102
8%
111 %
112
*111%
112%
111%
112%
*108%
109
*108%
109
108%
1,100
109
America—
preferred
19%
112%
107
1
No par
:
29
112%
"105
10c
Gas
J.
5
10
preferred
105
21%
Stores
of
15%
20%
Corp_
6%
109
,
&
No par
Cuba
Can
.
com
Retail
Corp
5
63 V2
*103
24%
100
70 %
*100
64%
105
24%
100
70%
102
64%
*103
24%
991/2
64%
105
24%
99%
71%
713/4
100%
100 %
63 V2
*103
24%
*97'A
701/4
♦100
64%
5,100
105
24%
6,500
97%
220
71%
11,500
102
•
1
10
■47%
25
!
'
,
2,800
28%
-50%
.
45%
28%
50
28%
1
series B
preferred
preferred
Continental
81%
17%
Corp
/1
'
No par
Corp
Natural
of
2,100
463/4
com-
com
'!
-
40.300
10
series
■s
55
*54
80
43
*54
8,300
■
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50
10%
43%
com
of Bait
preferred
$3.75
2%
11
*
18%
2%
*42
Common
4%
9
18%
2%
74
Consumers Power Co com
Container
42% Jan
*8%
<■
23/a
*72
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
$4.52
23%
105
„
*93%
Laundries
Consolidated
$4.50
:
*18%
23/8
74
Elec Light
4%
58
22% Oct
Gas
Power Co
Preferred
16
12% Feb
9 \
18%
2%
No par
Preferred 4%%
48% Jun
2*2*
*8%
18%
*72
preferred
5
13% Apr
2,100
2%
stock—50
Coppermines
Consolidated Foods
Jan
r
14%
distribution.
Consolidated
110% Jan
15,600
18%
gtd—50
com
Consol Edison of N Y
15
76%
104%
Corp—
20% Jan
Ff
104 %
*102%
par
No par
;
25
87
43%
——:5"
Inc.
31
Jun
78
preferred_100
Corp
Feb
18% Jan
23%
105
Co_—10
Publishing Co
11
10
9
75%
104%
;
^i.100
Commonwealth Edison Co
30
Dec
66%
*83/4
9
77%
104'/a
No par
14
8
*29
*8%
100
76»/4
104 Va
104%
11
9
"
'
103
(
2%
Co_
Dec
Jun
103
18%
_.„i0
Ry
6% Sep
Jun
103
*8%
common__No par
37% Dec
91
745/e
2.50
29
100
*85
1
B
17
28
91
i-
10
1st pfd
5% Dec
11
*86
par
~
series
32% jun
10
1,200
32,500
>
323/4
Solvents
233/4 Jun
1,400
9
26%
Columbia Gas System Inc
$5
9
33%
No par
Southern
&
93/8
273/4
Corp
preferred
*9
32%
1
noneumulative
9%
27%
No par
Alkman
'•
9%
100
7%
Co
Credit
4
900
42
preferred
Commercial
20
2,400
com__I__5
I
*
Commercial
16% Sep
17%
26
12
Corp
18
4
173/8
*25%
42%
.—No par
2nd
21% Aug 20
5
16,500
11%
31%
15% May 11
24
900
36
95
42
102%
34% Jan
16% Apr
38%
353/4
*92
13%
32%
2
109 % Jan
38
36
93%
13'
102%
6
2
39
35%
13%
31%
38% Jan
16
38%
*92
93%
12%
102%
22% Jan
12% Dec
*31
1
15
103% Jun
36%
*92
93%
123/4
No par
Sep
3
35%
9,800
12%
4% noneumulative 2nd pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Ex
31%
*91%
preferred—100
Sep 18
20% Dec
36%
130
6 3/4
12%
common
16
19% Oct
6
,
39
13
Engineering Inc
17% May
36
39
13,400
12%
Combustion
15
6%
6%
'
39
2,900
,
31
1,900
58
27
6%
6%
6%
39
.
105%
15%
50% Sep 27
31% July 15
24% Jan
30 3/a
343%
11
27% Jan
51
105%
31%
15%
14
29
51
105%
303/4
*34%
11
28
52
105%
32
155/8
41% Jan
21% Dec
6%
52
50%
106
29%
343/4
44
20% Oct
483/4
*105%
30%
155/8
4%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Conde
483/4
106
30
*34%
26% Jan
6
*48%
153/4
8
3
600
153/4
29
Mar
37%
9% '
123/4 ;
51% Mar 17
8
37%
153/4
48% Dec
47% Oct
38
34%
27% Dec
12
38
*9
2
July 22
38%
153/4
11
Jan
363/a
31
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec„5
15
7'%
39%
36
1
31
18
6%
No par
Internat'l
Columbia
38%
9%
Co'(The)_
Class
40
26,000
16 3/8
preferred —i
5%%
39%
1,000
6,400
"
100
cumulative
4%
21
No par
4%
Colorado
39%
203/4
pfd
7%
20
>
39%
21%
'105%
31%
*39
preferred—100
Coca-Cola
95% Sep 16
20% July 28
41
48%
106
30
1
4
40% Sep
8%
30
21 %
9%
& Co com
86% Jan
50
Mar 24
*7%
29%
21%
com
RR
Colgate-Palmolive
67
8
30
20%-
16%
Clopay Corp
Ciuc.c Peauody
21
66% Mar 24
22
7%
29%
No par
—
conv
Oct
Dec
8%
30
21%
2,500
common
Foods Inc
60
Dec"23
8%
30
30%
____
Pitts
7
49
40%
.
30%
preferred
preferred
Coca-Cola
43
*40
8%
*17
20%
30%
21
47
13
17
600
*8
17%
30%
Corpi
Apr
*19% Sep
5,100
11 %
8%
*170
&
27%
*11%
*11%
*305/a
Equipment Co
Collins
263/4
11%
'
343/4
commons
976
15% Mar 24
100
27%
113%
27
313/B
j
convertible
$3.50
17%
26%
173/4
11%
600
Ry" cT~a!25
Corp
12% Jan
Nov, 5
Feb'27
*17
113/4
8%
30%
25
38% Jan
2
17
27%
11%
50
"7,800
34
Milling Machine
t
38% Dec
17
27
*17
x26%
20%
IIIIIIIII25
2
i
17
111
303/4
Oil—
4%%
5
17
No par
Cotton
Clinton
Oct
17%
23%
103%
28
95% Oct
.'17%
11%
103%
27
125% Mar 17
23%
17%
17%
75%
Oct
142
23%
*165/8
26%
74%
34% Oct
6
23%
17%
11%
& Pac RR__No
par
1
18
n 10%
23%
31%
preference—No
24
Jan
110%
23%
34%
Tool
Feb
.
110%
235/8
*16%
17%
♦
111
23%
(34%
CleVite Corporation
Climax Molybdenum
*
111%
23%
34%
Pac
Special guaranteed
27
*111
24
50
___
preferred
$4.50
111%
26,300
56% Aug 20
89
111
2,500
20%
23% Jan
107% Oct
44
20%
9
3% Aug 30
44
20%
common
Cleveland
4
37% Aug 11
43%
20
;
27
4
8,000
43%
17%
7
12
15
26
July
2% May
14%
20%
Jan
108
15%
*17%
5%. noneumulative preferred
100
Cleve Elec
lHumihatlng com_No
110% Aug 27
75% Sep
14%
C C C & St L'ouis Ry Co com___j00
Mar 15
64% Aug
15%
44
17%
noncum
Products-
Clark
143/4
43s/8
25%
Service" Co__—
4%%
3,300
15
175/B
Liyestiiifj Co
City
3,100
73
6%
26
Financial
5%%
30%
73
20%
Western
City Stores CO
Aug 20
32% Mar 25
23
Dec
,/•
IF
44
132% Jan
20
892
22
37
2,100
30
73
173/e
24-
July 24
89
19
104% Sep
-
6%
303/4
72%
205/B
convertible
Cities
6%
30%
723/4
443/a ;
preferred series A—100
Co
T
6%
30 % j
72%
14%
17%
Common ———i_„
No par
4%, preferred
—iqo
I
6%
30%
255/e
92% Apr
21
125% Feb
C
*63/8
303/4
72%
17%
Paul
North
Cincinnati
14
6%
30%
72%
i
26
18
4
136
Oct
5,900
20%
37
9
Feb
% Aug 12
100
18%
44
23%
—
4
40% Aug 13
97% Nov' 25
14
128% Sep
78
Jan
.,
Jan
-70% Jun
25% Apr' 15
43% Mar 20
11
,
53% Jan
107
Mar 23
4
May 12
87% Sep
"44% Mar 19
16
33% Sep
22% Jan
July 14
4
:' Jan 27
*33% Jan
6
30
Feb
80
90
74
Jan
;
14% Oct
98% July 22
27% Jan
4
15
9
44% Jan172'
?
9
15.
18%
<18%
17%
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
30
*18/8
18%
No par
conv
5%
18%
18
20%
Chile
109% Oct
9% Jan
9
Jun
Jan
78
Aug
105% Oct
4
26% Dec
-95
25
■<
2
95% Jan
102
20% Feb
2
Jan
183/4
253/8
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
22% Dec
19
18%
4,100
10,500
21%
Chicago Rock Is]
May 25
25
19
23
26
Childs
39
17% Jun
19
223/8
17%
Chickasha
29
30
23%
20%
Chicago Yellow Cab
Dec
91% Jun
18%
25%
17
Jan
6% Oct
22
*18%
22%
*18%
18
4q
18
3
29,300
73%
17 3/4
20% Sep
■1% Jan
20%
116
73%
94%
10% Aug 30
13
23% '
19%
*115
75
,
*91%
convertible
5%
22%
660
9,900
105
15
48%
preferred series A_
$3
21%
700
61,400
66%
66
1153/4
74'
80
preferred
100
LI RR com__No
par
Chicago Pneumatic
3
77% July 30
105% Sep 23
7% July
11% Jan
13
Aug
20 3%
75
1,700
4,000
122 %
*103
,
4,100
44%
*111
1 25
B
&
66 3/8
105
1153/4
115
223/4
6%
'
122%
28,500
14%
*105%
_
series
Chic
213%
%
17
44
1
Manufacturing
MilwSt
5%
'
Aug 17
34% Feb
5
*
65
74%
18
6%
No par
preferred
Chic
21%
115
743/4
122%
*103
22%
19%
No par
A
Class
13
62% Jan
3% Feb 110
74
16%
Co—
Aircraft Inc__
Chicago Ind & Louisville
22
Oct
10% Jan
7
14% Feb
10% Sep 22
1% Dec 18
10
Jun
35 V# Mar
2
76% May 27
95
Jan 12
13 '
16% Oct
5% Jan
10
;
18%
6%
convertible
Class
65%
105
22%
19%
Chicago Corp (The)——IIIII—I_ 1
Chicago Great Western Ry com_150
36% Aug 12.
63
30
22%
>;
„—.
Chicago & East
27% May 14
18% Jan
10
Aug 31
75%
*18
"1
__Iio
Corp
122
'
No par
Products
64%
116
163%
1223/4
*103
21% J
*115
163/4 {
122%
65
>
17%
16
104%
21%
116
74%
—9 50
preferred
3%%
5
5
6
64%
*103
22
*115
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——I_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
18
59
105
21%
CorpIIIII_5
West
Co
Vought
Checker,
39 y2 Aug 23
92 % Oct 20
Jan
14
$4.50
Aug 30
22% Jan
30% Dec
*103
5
39
2
25% Jan
i
65
~i
i
Chance
31
14
64
•
Co
Sugar
Pasco
Belt
Common
.
Mar 17*
29
Sep
5% Dec
122
_10
38% Aug 11
7% Aug 20
Dec
12
10
17
*17%
16%
20
Champion Paper & Fibre
28
34% Jan 21
6
15,400
17%
16%
52%
17%
15%
common
'.?
Century Ribbon
42
21% Mar 24
7
523/4
17%
17
52%
17%
16%
;
South
22% Aug 17
2£% Mar 17
16
Oct
52%
17%
52
17%
^
17% Jun
17
55%
54%
52%
17%
15%
17%
114
46% '
51%
100
Violeta
33
26% Jan
Aug 31
&
4
85 % Oct 27
23% Mar 13
15
523/4
*173/4
<
46%
:
163/4
21
_l
fjQ
28% July 19
13% Aug
2"
8% Oct 21.
4
41% Feb
3
Sep
800
Central Illinois Public
Service_„_lo
Central RR Co of N J class
A
50
CJass IJ
4
15
Jun
12
40%
—
33% Jan
31% Feb*
46 %
par
20% Jan
31
4b V«
Illinois Light com___No
par
preferred
w__;
100
.,12% Jan
"7% Mar~27
80
'
3
22
32% Sep
4
6% May 27
38% Jaiu 5
25% Dec
%
47
114
203%
12.50
Corp
preferred
4%%
22
6% Dec
15
46
preferred
#
—100
conv preferred series A_100
Corp bommon
*
No par
Central
'
5
10 % Dec
4% Sep
21
114
21%
47
31%
16
103% Jan
203%
72%
16-
22
20%
f
?
115
21%
'47%
31%
19% Jun
92% Jun
20%'
*47
72%
19 % Jun
34% Dec*
1143/4
No par
15% Mar 15
16
*1133/4
*114
21%
of Georgia
73% Sep 28
15% July 27-
15% Jan
26% Jun
114%
21%
Centra]
4
2a
' Feb
23%
5% preferred series
B_,
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
12% Jan
24
37
23%
Foundry
28% Feb
15
23%
Central
28% Feb
14
23%
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
14
13
32%
23%:
7% Aug 16
32% Jan 12
14
Sep
23%
23%
115
21 % M».r 12
14% Sep
18% Juu
19% Oct
31%
4
14% Sep
11% Sep
24
32%
28
38 % Jan
2
30
23%
31%
Oct
-
54% Mar 24
m
6
Jam
110
12
16% '
31%
2nd
4%%
Celotex
Shares
16%
No par
preferred
7%
6
the Week
Oct. 29
31%
—
4;
Friday
•
16%
23
common
Ti-actor
Oct. 28
32%
5
General
I)
(J
7%
Sales for
Thursday
16%
10
Case
PRICES
31%
*114
Co
12
SALE
Oct. 27
16%
_,_10
Light
27
26'-
24% July 2318% Oct 22
23 % Mar 25
.
30
Mai:27
42 % Mar 25
16
Steel
HIGH
Wednesday
32%
4%Jau
.18
26
40% Jan .22
31
59% Sep
&
*
16%
Ry_100
Ohio
Carrier Corp
13
'•
19% Feb
Power
■
Oct. 26
32
Preferred 4.20%
100
Celanese Corp' of Amer com__No par
4
16% Apr
5
(Philip) Mfg Co_,
Carolina
AND
Tuesday
*
1
Carolina Clinchfield '&
2'
Oct. 25
5
Co
10
101% Jun
2
22
J
(The)
Caterpillar
6
Jan
Carey
29
24
98 v
Carborundum
66% Oct
Feb
133% Jan
Monday
Par
17
65% Dec
104
Jun
38% Jan
105
Capital Airlines Lie
Apr 12i
24% Aug 19-
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
28
4J%
"
34% Jan
YORK
'
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
8% Dec
NEW
19
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Monday, November 1, 1954
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
%
*
Highest
IV2 Sep
15
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
67
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
16
82% Jan
7
72
11% Mar 25
5
22
Mar 18
52
Jun
7Vi Sep
14
48% Oct
13
15'A Sep
15
19% Sep
19% Sep
14
21
15
48% Jan
6
19% Sep
43% Dec
6
24
25% Apr
50% Oct
19 % Oct
29
Jan
28
48% May 25
30
44% Mar
52
55% Jan
30
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
90 % Dec
21
87% Jan
12
96% Jan
95% Jan
8
93 V* Sep
15
98
Jun
19
25
96% Jan
8
67% Feb
6
78
161
9
71% Feb
174 % Jan
5
20
5
Jan
1% Nov 30
2
Mar
38
4
99% Mar 30
25% Jan
2
27% Mar 12
10% Dec
29
15% Mar
2
Jun
10
34% Jan
16
35% Dec
15
17
26% Jun
91
11
Jun
46
46%
45 %
46
4,100
8,200
21%
21%
20%
21%
19%
20%
*48%
49%
*48%
49
48%
48%
*47%
48
47%
47%
46%
47%
1,000
1
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,900
5
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
128%
129
128%
128
128%
*100%
102
*97
183%
*180%
183%
1
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
1
♦4
Corp
Petroleum
.25
Co
common.
(The)
$2
4
1%
1%
35
34%
67%
97%
*96%
28%
28%
preferred
Zellerbach
22
35
8,900
4
4
*1%
1%
-
1%
34
33%
1,200
1,700
9,800
*96%
97%
100
28%
28
97%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,000
11,100
147/a
14
14%
14
14%
35%
35%
35%
35
35
54"%
54%
54%
54%
55%
104%
104%
*104%
104%
104%
105
21%
4%
*96%
54%
preferred
182
22%
1%
60
4,900
80
*180%
97%
35%
14%
21%
3,900
98
101%
82%
•100%
83
34
No par
common__5
Corp
*97%
182
*4
35
34%
28%
28
34
97%
34%
21%
4
4
No par
Crown
$4.20
1%
82%
40
127
126
98
100%
•180%
182
.1%
37/8
1%
•96%
2
2.50
Crown Cork A Seal common
15
27
r
.100
preferred
4%
1%
128
:
100%
83%
*180%
127
*97
102
82%
83
82%
84
82%
-1
357/e Oct
101%
*101%
*181%
Inc
56
*100%
98
*97
98
100
preferred
4
128%
common-25
Products Refining
4
101%
101%
27%
27
14%
14%
14%
14%
*35
35%
35%
35%
55
55%
55%
56
104%
*104%
104%
600
7,200
105%
80
Apr
1
10
10
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
29%
29%
29
29%
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28
14,100
Mar 37
Sep
96% Sep
convertible
100
92%
93%
92
92%
91
91
90%
90 %
89
90
1,300
14% Jan
5
20% Jan
26
Cuba
6%
100
11% Jan
4
14% Feb 25
15
~4% Oct~21
34 % Jan
15
29
8% Apr
21
97/s Jan
27% May 14
6% Apr 19
12% Mar 19
21
2
307/e Apr
Cuneo
4
107
Curtis
93% Dec
31
21
57% Feb
4
54% Jan
5
62
6% Sep
15
9% Feb
2
7% Jan
4
13% Aug
23% Sep
18
Jan
23
27% Mar 20
25
Jan
134
Jan
7
15
39
Jan
43
31% Sep
15
29% Sep
18
22
92
Dec
22
11
Aug 11
Jan
Class
11
13% Aug 20
7%
104%
61
61%
*60%
61%
60
60%
*60%
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1
29%
100
*134%
No par
56%
56%
41%
Dana Corp
3%% preferred series A.
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
14% Mar IB
20% Sep
29
11% Jan
39% Dec
17
37
Apr 27
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
5
96% Apr
1
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
IS
963/4 Apr
11
101% Oct
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
Apr 28
94% Jan
3
97% Feb
11
17% Aug 31
23% Feb
2
4
46
Preferred
15
12 '/a May 14
14
47% Jan
5
35% Jan
30 3/8 Jan
2
24% Jan
4
93
800
12%
51,300
29%
30
29%
30
136
*134%
136
55%
55%
54%
42
423/4
93
93
133/a
43/4
43/4
43/4
133/a
13 3/8
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
J
18%
19%
18%
183/4
18%
19%
19%
3,500
42%
42%
41%
41%
•40%
41 %
40 %
40%
2,700
953/4
953/4
*95%
95%
*95%
95%
*95%
95%
95 %
95%
*95%
953/4
*95%
953/4
*95%
953/4
*95V4
953/4
*95%
953/4
*100%
101%
►100%
101 %
*100%
101%
18%
183/4
42
42
19%
101%
101%
*100%
lOli/a
50o
14 %
143/s
14y4
14%
14
50o
14
143/s
14
14'/8
14%
Jun
14
Deep Rock Oil Corp
1
44
44%
44
44%
44
45
44
44 %
28
Deere
29%
293/a
293/8
29%
293/4
30%
30%
303/4
35%
41
May
12% Jan
S
46% Feb
8
4
17% Aug 12
273% Dec
21
27
1
33% Aug
Records
Inc
.10
common.
14%
13%
14
13%
14
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
250
6,300
28,400
44
30%
35%
35%
1,200
44%
42%
43%
2,500
15%
15%
153%
6,500
30
30
29%
29%
1,100
843/4
84
843%
83%
84%
6,800
126
35
34"%
34%
35%
35%
.100
44%
45%
44%
44%
*441%
44%
43%
.50
15 3/8
15%
15%
153/a
15
15%
15
13.50
Delaware Power A Light Co
260
44
34%
30%
30%
30
30
30
30
843/4
85%
84
843/4
843/4
Western.
A
.
30
.35%
preferred
Delaware Lack
.
.20
Delaware A Hudson
5
100
7
Decca
2
1,600
100
common
Dayton Rubber Co_
30
40
-
43/4
22
153/b Jan
1,700
42%
94%
42%
•93
100
7%
4,300
5%
series C
3.90%
Co
3,300
55%
*43/4
Preferred
A
190
60%
12%
13
26
52% Feb
Apr
413/4
93
5
17,800
60%
100
1
16
41%
93
100
73%
104
13
series B
65
29
61%
Preferred 3.75%
35% Oct
233/4 Jun
7%
104
23
4
13
7%
105
series A
32% Jan
21
413/4
5
*13%
*28%
3.75%
5
40% Sep
10% Oct
41%
93
14
7%
*104
600
1,500
28%
30 3/4 Oct
11
15
33% Jan
56%
5%
*13%
56 '
9,200
73/4
143/4 Sep
Dec
18
136
56%
93%
5%
5
493%
7%
*134 %
30%
29%
*134%
4%
10
Dayton Power A Light
Aug 23
30
136
56
42
♦93
20
preferred
297/8
*134%
30%
136
3,300
49%
19% Jan
23% Sep
283/4 Jun
commoz
Daystrom Inc.
24
16% Jan
16
28%
7%
28
15
29%
12
195
8%
103%
22
11% Dec
82% May 28
*28%
5%
870
143/4
11%
*180
49
8
7%
42% Oct
33 % Jun
29%
8%
104%
pfd
Inc
convertible
*28%
4%
49
49
7%
93% Sep
5%
8
104%
1
29%
5
4%
49
8%
7%
11
4
4%
49%
*8
14%
12
195
103%
4% May 18
13% Jun
8
14% May
8%
14%
11%
*180
7%
87% Jan 26
Aug 20
4%
49
49
14%
12
195
103%
8
7
12
*180
*28%
8% Mar 17
Jan
4%
12
195
2.50
_1
A
Cutler-Hammer
2
61% Aug
4%
8
.No par
Cushman's 80ns Inc 7%
136% July 20
30% Jan
40% Mar 25
83% Dec
Prior preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght common
Aug 17
32
11
17
Apr
138
49
15
15
12
*180
195
1
No par
Publishing common
$7 preferred
Aug
49% Sep
j.00
5
Inc
Press
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
9% Aug
Jan
93
100% July 28
*180
15
*14%
15
12%
12
100
5
preferred
4%%
14%
10
7% preferred
:
Cudahy Packing Co common
58% Aug
48% Oct
RR
preferred
non-cum pfd
Cuban-American Sugar common
6% Aug
20
7% Jun 30
8% May 21
Mar 17
64
18
5%
8
Jan
185
24
5% Sep
7% Sep
46%
32
6
34
45%
47%
29% Jan
5
Jun
46%
4
Jan
86
46%
4
89
83
48
11
17
4
46
21% Jan
36% Jan
131
2,600
72% Jan
31
Sep
20
101 % Jan
24
5% Sep
2,200
19%
8
15
27
21
20
16
11% Dec
6% Sep
20%
20
Jan
13% Dec
15
Nov
21 %
20
33% Jan
103
May 18
52
20%
20
105
20% Sep
68% Sep
180
21%
19%
49%
84% Jan
Sep
21%
19%
21%
Cream of Wheat Corp
17 '/* Jujy 20
4
Jan
21%
20%
21%
3%%
14
29% Sep
26% Mar 22
8,900
22%
19%
*47%
Coty
17
Sep
4
70
9%
*48%
Crane
91% Jan
69%
10
47%
Coty International Corp.
28% Jan
70%
9%
21%
Cosden
July 16
2
95
70
49%
7%
21
1
71
22
.14
Corp.
9%
70%
47%
Corn
Jan
15
87% Jun
15,100
9%
70%
22
21%
22
34% Apr
25% Sep
28
2
4
1 % Jan
4,400
9%
9%
9%
69%
•48%
30
21% Aug
4
4% Sep 10
3% Mar 18
3
85%
8,400
50
Cum
Aug 25
Sep
85
9%
69
Corning Glass Works common
3% %
preferred
25
183
Steel
series
Dublller Electric Corp
Cornell
IS
85% Sep
24
31
85
7%
69%
9%
8
Delaware-
Preferred 6%
4
Oct
102
Nov
15
Sep
9
129
20% Aug 24
"3%
25
99% Apr
176% Dec
Mar 31
9
Jan
82% Mar
4
1
14
15
Apr
62
49% Apr
Apr
18 % Sep
84
86
8
common—5
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Convertible pref 5% aeries
50
24
I
Motors
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
6
27% Feb
1,000
86%
87
Oil of
Continental
22
4
11
86
22% Oct
19% Sep
11
87
4
22% Jan
600
11%
86%
15% Jan
6
19
11%
11%
Continental
27
2
28% Mar
26% Jan
*18
11%
11%
Continental Insurance
22
18%
*11%
11%
Continental
7
X18%
19
11% Aug 12
Shares
18%
11%
74% Oct
7%
18%
5
10
1
97% July 29
Oct. 29
7%
8
the Week
Friday
Oct. 28
8%
25
4
Sales for
Thursday
19%
preferred
4
15
8
PRICES
7%
Diamond Fibre
Continental
Jan
Feb
7% Jan
62% Jan
93% Sep
70
1
14
SALE
*18%
7%
.
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 27
19
convertible
5%
Oct
7%
Continental Cop A Steel Ind com—2
a
13% Jun
20
22
17% Jun
16
9% Sep
*•
4
MOV
Tuesday
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
7 Hi
10% Mar 17
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
i
1
3,000
50,800
Denver As Rio Grande West RR—
60
553/4 Dec 29
4
81%. Apr 28
15 3/8 Oct
7
24% Jan
61
16
July 24
2% Dec
99
Aug
55% Jan
12
14
933/4 Jan
16% Jan
4
14
28% Jan
11
Mar
64
2 %
9% Dec
29
16% Mar 25
8
17% Sep
15
19% Jun
I
18
16
14
95 % Jun
9
108
32 3/4 Jun
24
Jan
22
40% Feb
3
343/4 Feb
15
13% Feb
Jan
2
73/4 Sep
17
25
38% Oct
Jan
4
4
33% Jan
12
12
28% Mar 24
Nov 30
8% May 17
293/4 Nov
12
1
Sep
8
353/8 Sep
413/4 Deo
Sep
16
133/4 Feb
137/a Dec
29
$1.50
16
4
60
Aug 20
Jan
11
75
Aug
33% Oct
4
9
B
12% Oct
25
7
4
18% Sep
7
943/4 Oct
20
*64'/a
65%
*64%
65%
♦64 %
65%
*64%
65%
23/4
23/4
*2%
23/4
1
Co
«3/4
22%
2
10
common
preferred
100
14%
14%
•14%
14%
14%
*14%
14
1,700
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3 2%
12
12%
12
12%
2,700
32%
33
32 3/4
32%
32
32%
4,800
93/4
3,900
67%
67%
*66%
68%
68%
1
30%
31%
29%
30%
♦293/4
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/a
30%
30%
30%
30'%
30%
93
93%
♦93
93%
93
93
*11%
12%
12
12
11%
11%
*11%
12%
12
12
10
10
10
9%
9%
144
142%
Dunhlll International
1
n*w
No par
series
No par
12
94% Jan
6
100% Apr
2
Preferred
13.50
series
No par
9% Jan
6
17% Sep
18
20% 8ep 22
13% Dec
4
8% Dec
31
41% Jun
16
156% Sep
30
36% Sep
163/4 Jan
18
83
July
20% Jun
89
5
53% Oct
25
7
533/4 Oct
28
58 % Oct
5
9% Jan
10
7
12% Oct
7
DWG Cigar Corp.
23% Mar 11
18% Jan
12
27% Oct
22
28% Jan
21% Apr 28
37 % Oct
28
10% May II
8
1
Mar
25% Mar 25
20% Jan
4
172
Sep
52
Oct
22
4
27% Oct
13
1
94
Feb
20
85% Feb
8
95
Jun
24% Dec
7
22% Jan
19
35
Sep 13
Feb
11
May 28
14
102
12% Sep
17% Feb 24
57
Mar 12
100
Jan
4
13% Feb
23
35
July 27
105
Oct
23% Dec 29
2% Apr 15
373/4 Jan
9
23
May
6
29
10% Oct
13
11% Mar
3
14% July 28
Oct
6
5
Jan
26
33% Feb
4
1% Jan
23% Jan
4
12
3% Sep
Oct
3
11
29% Aug 12
6%
4%%
4%%
19
89% Dec 21
20% Jun
4
99
6
22% Feb
5
26
Jan
4
Mar 13
92
Jan
0
24% Mar 12
Sep 18
17
22% Jan
8% Nov 27
4
29% May 19
102
July 13
27% Oct
4
7% Jan
4
10% Jun
9
22
22% Jan
5
16% Jan
4
18% Jan
27
64% Dec 22
74% Feb
5
66
70% Jun
4
73 % Aug
74
16
Dec
15
_For footnotes
see
Apr
21
page
Jan
70% July 30
28.
74% Feb
9
5
*53 %
533A
523A
*53
53 %
100
12
11%
11%
113/4
113/4
300
27%
253/4
27%
25%
26
5,200
35%
35%
37 ya
35%
36
43,200
22%
22
22
2iy4
213A
2,400
18 3/4
11,400
57%
9,200
19
18%
18%
573/4
57'/a
57%
32 3/4
104%
51%
26%
94%
33 %
105
*169
51
263/8
*93
32%
•104%
170
513/4
263/4
94%
33%
105%
169
51%
2eya
•93
333/a
•104
169
573/8
18%
57%
169
18'A
57 ya
169
169
51%
51
51%
4,800
26%
26 %
27
26%
26%
10,200
94%
93
33%
33%
105
'104%
93
33%
105
*93
33
*104%
94%
10
33 y8
4,800
105
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
37%
36%
37%
363/4
37 %
36 y8
36%
36
36'A
3
3%
3%
3
3
100
51%
36%
Amer shares
640
51%
1
3%
3
3
110
900
12,900
15,700
3%
3%
27%
26
26%
243A
26%
26
No pal
5
13%
13%
14
14%
14%
13%
14
•13%
13%
4,400
14
25%
25
25%
25 y8
25%
25
25%
7,900
49%
49%
1(
25
243/4
*49%
51
*49 %
49
50%
49
-3
preferred
24%
5(
5(
preferred
2nd
26%
♦93
171
18 3/4
169
,-B
Elliott Co common
conv
2 6 34
18 3/4
100
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
4
26% Feb
293/4 Feb
preferred
.
17
20% Sep 15
25 % Dec 23
533/4
523/4
57%
2.50
common
Electric Auto-Lite (The).
f
13% Aug 12
26% July 28
53 %
53%
19%
51%
100
220
1,500
53
57 %
*169
54
53
53%
18 3/4
100
preferred
& Mus Ind
22
54
53
53
57%
2
Co
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Elec
22%
54%
53%
.5
100
Manufacturing
22
•533/4
400
523/4
_10
common.
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
18% Mar
20% Aug
Co
Ekco Products Co
37% Jan
8
Kodak
preferred
Eaton
5%
4
53%
22%
.10
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
9
11
53%
53V2
34%
25
9% Jun
53%
22
53%
*48
12,600
53%
343/4
Oct
14% Jan
54%
27%
49
35% Jan
48 3%
♦533/4
33%
4
6
48%
*48
541/4
27
60% Feb
2
48%
48%
♦533/4
34
44
Jan
48%
*48
54%
27%
5%
14
7,400
33%
11
15
32 %
27%
Jan
8ep
32
—1
51
13% Sep 15
93/4 Dec 30
32%
.10
Apr 20
30
32%
Eastern Airlines Inc
48
54% Apr
413/4 Jun
32'A
Eagle-Plcher Co
51% Nov 30
6
100
32%
32
*11%
48% Dec 31
Oct
99%
12
25
20% Aug 16
45% Mar 2
1203/4
99%
*11%
11
2
141
120 3/4
12%
1
24
139%
100
121
48%
53%
600
120%
*113/4
Eastman
37% Feb
53%
330
3,500
144
t
Eastern
165
54
32%
9%
120 %
*52%
243/4 Aug
9
193/8 Oct 22
30
*473%
32%
9%
*99%
*99%
53
63 %
22
50
50
50
32
30%
993/4
142%
•120
*52%
4
Jan
100
53
4
48 % Jan
1203/4
*99
53%
9% Jan
169
143
1203/4
100
*99
*52%
46% Jan
May 24
141%
1213/4
♦120%
50
15% Mar 17
18
4
144%
9%
-_50
15% Jan
473/4 Dec
10
.
19% Mar 27
39% Sep 21
1 '/a Dec 22
22
Common
Duquesne Light Co com
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
Sep
10 %
(B I) A Co—
Jan
51
10
142
Duplan Corp
23
61% July
9,300
39%
893/4 Jun
47% July
26,700
93%
$4.50
5
30,200
39%
153/4
31
Preferred
48% Jan
86%
38%
15%
30%
1
25
85%
393%
15%
93
150
Mar 12
6,600
87%
38%
38%
122% Oct
49
15%
x86 %
93
11
54% Oct
1,400
39%
12
8
12 %
31%
104% Jan
12
12%
303/a
115% Jan
Jan
1,900
38 3/4
3
50% Jan
39%
600
29%
*923/4
5
1,000
69%
50c
common
convertible
2
45
12%
54
600.
29
*67%
,
35
preferred__100
common
Industries
118 % Jan
9
12%
16%
108 3/4 Deo
10
12%
89
4
Dec
93%
53%
68%
15%
10
52
9%
.54%
293/4
87%
Jun
47% Apr 23
43% Jun ' 4
13%
293/4
88
Jun
42
14 %
68%
16%
91
7
35
68%
86%
du Pont de Nem
93/4
35
30
16
39%
13%
54
16%
109
35% Sep
10
*34%
54%
90%
7
13
93/4
54%
16%
13% Sep
37%
2
(The)
Dow Chemical Co
37%
343/4
87%
27
28% Jan
1,600
*107%
37
343/4
No par
11% Oct
4
80
37%
108 :'/4
36%
35%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc_____No par
3%%
30 % Dec
48
Feb
107%
*37%
1083/4
373/8
35
25
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Dresser
14
Apr 27
107%
109
37
35
Co
Car
Dr
27
25% Sep
108
109
373/4
54%
22
97
37 %
36%
54%
93 % Oct
Sep 28
*36%
37%
54%
33% Sep
12% Aug 19
37
33%
37
*53%
4
July 12
37
32,
38%
35
-No par
Cup Co common.
5% conv preferred series A
50
IB
1,300
37
32%
37%
10
75% Jan
13,400
353/8
33%
18% Jan
35%
34%
10
5
900
34%
34
32%
8
22%
223/4
10%
14
22%
8%
22%
37%
No par
Corp
Co
4,600
22%
83/4
22%
33%
Dobeckmun
4,700
8%
*22%
83/4
32
110
2%
83%
22%
33%
*109
2%
23A
8%
_60o
common
Motor
T
8%
23
2%
83/4
8%
10
83% Jan
44 %
23/4'
33
243/4 Jan
4
65%
2%
1
43%
Jan
*64%
1
Dixie
Jan
7
6,900
2
2
2
6,900
323/4
Corp-Seagrams LtdL_
Corp
10
12% Jan
24%
32%
Dlvco
15
67/a Dec 30
24%
32%
127
Distillers
17% Sep
Jan
24%
323/4
preferred
cum
33% Jun
Dec
24%
323/4
8
Match
Stores
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
75
24%
32%
Corp
Alkali
Diamond
Diana
14% Jan
28
24%
323/4
Co
cum
13% Aug 10
83% Aug 24
11% Jan 12
26% Aug
10% Jan
233/a Mar 10
10
243/4
32%
Devoe A Raynolds class A
16% July 23
40
9
Vllblss
Diamond
57
31% Jun 12
De
4.40%
10
40% Aug
10% May 10
10 % Jun 21
4
114
1253/4
24%
32%
127
'
Diamond
7
10
700
1253/4
243/4
W RR CO-100
Detroit Hillsdale A 8
Steel
126
1253/4
24%
32%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit
7
8
Feb
33% Jan
14% May 25
21
Jun
28
3% July 21
233/4 Sep 15
35% Aug 12
101
13
12
9% Sep
10% Sep
30
67% Feb
10% Ja»
126
126
1253/4
8
20
Detroit Edison
20% Jan
33
Sep
8
Apr 30
July 19
100
Derby Oil Co (The)
8
27% Jan
24% Mar 10
Mar 17
18 3/4 Sep
25
17
35
100
Escrow ctfs for preferred
25
Aug
62% July
2
63/i Mar 17
14
Oct
253/8 Sep
127
4
243/e Mar 23
30% Dec
Escrow ctfs for common new
85% Oct 25
B
Dec
37%
25%
51
*49%
49
49 %
26
25%
25%
7,700
20
51
*49%
51
49%
*48%
50
49
49%
1,500
37%
36%
37%
11,700
37 V*
37%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
17%
17 V*
17%
173%
17 Va
17 Vs
2,200
17%
17%
17 Ya
.4
12
113/4
12
113/4
12
7,500
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
-5
25%
25
5,300
10
24%
25%
Empire District Electric Co
25
24%
25%
24%
24%
25 %
27 ya
27 ya
27 ya
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
25
27%
El
Paso
Natural
Gas.
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio A Phonograph.
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg.
Erle
5%
RR
.8.50
series
.1
26%
10
273/4
27%
273/4
273%
99
99
99
99
99 %
26%
26%
26%
263/4
10
26%
•10
10 %
10
10
100
100
*99%
A.
Erie A Pittsburgh RR Co
26%
5,600
*9%
10 y8
10
IO'/B
1,700
16%
11,500
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
713/4
72
*71 %
72%
71%
71%
*70%
72%
72%
*70%
72%
*70%
72'/a
70%
72%
*703%
50
*78%
340
26%
*713/4
17
1,400
26%
.100
16 3/4
100
26%
-No par
common
preferred
100
273/4
*98
27%
17
16%
72
70%
300
20
Number 5373
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(1781)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1963
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
1
NEW
*
Sep
12
Nov
39% Sep
2
Jan
21
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10
14
14% Mar
10
14
Highest
11% Jan
4
16% May
12 y. Feb
16
59% Mar
49y*Jan
4
1% Apr
26
3
2
July 13
Sep
14
21% Jan
15
10 % Mar 25
9% Jan
22% May 11
13% May
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
28% Mar 25
15
Oct
2% Jan
27% Jun
18 y4
8
18.
l
Aug 11
4
27
19
Apr
18y2 Jan
16% Jan
1
Evans
STOCK
Monday
Par
Products Co
Eversharp
Corp_l
17
19
Jan
8
17y« Jan
5
22 y4 Aug
3
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
66
Aug
4
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
20% Jun
29
26
Jan
27
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Aug 16
g Fawick
48
Oct
9-
40
Sep
Oct
1
'3% Apr
8
10 y4 Oct
13
9
53% May 4
27% May 21
35% Sep 14
8 ys Dec 29
19
Mar
66% Mar
14
22
1
9
7% Apr
18
48% Oct
13
43% Oct
14
56% ADr
23
19
31% Oct
Jan
Federated
Jan
15
8% Jan
4
10% Apr
30
Felt
2
20% Jan
5
76
15
1
107
Oct
26
8
54
Dec
21
7% Dec 3o
25% Sep 18
4
Feb
29% Oct
15
14% Jan
12
Jan
12
104% Sep
49V* Feb
63
24
88% Oct
108
17
Mar 25
11
98% Jan
24% Feb
27
16% Jan
21% Jun
10
29% Dec
7
28% Jan
31% Jun
9
39% Oct 21
10% Oct
25% Jan
Feb
16 V* Aug 24
38% Jan
32
100
10
31
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
Sep
16
99
Jan
5
93% Jan
33% Oct
6
43% Jan
2
37% Jan 12
81
Jun
9
89
Jun
26
39V* Sep
94% Jan
19
13% Apr
13% Apr
1
10
12
10
13
51% Mar 17
14% Jan
May 15
9
15
27% Mar 24
22
79
Jan
€
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan
15
33% Dec
30
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
20% Jun
10
27% Jan
2
21% Sep 21
22% Sep 15
3% Sep 14
28% Jan
27
25% Sep
4
34% Aug 16
9
7% Aug
2
22
8'/a Aug
5
6
42
4
7
41% Aug 23
5% Aug 16
7
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
19
14% Mar 18
155
1
Mar 24
34% Oct
Jan
8
35% Mar 25
10
19% Jan
28
2
Feb
30% Mar
7
lx
Jan
8
Jan
4
75% Aug 25
39
Jan
4
78
48% Mar 24
129
29
8% Sep 15
50% Jun 23
11% Feb
26
9% Jan
16
56% Feb
2
Jan
8
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
8Vh Oct
17
61
6Uy4 Jan
9
22
124% Jan
Jan
4
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
123 y4 Feb
26
53% Sep
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
4
nays Jan
112% Jun
2
119
64
22
22%
4%
10%
50 %
44%
44%
1
Aug 24
11% Feb
1
70% July 28
124% Mar
138% Sep
94% Sep
Inc
pfd
8%
fi%
8%
*8%
83%
83/4
700
29
28%
28%
27%
28 Va
28%
28'/a
28
28%
4,400
90
87%
88
88%
27%
88 y4
87%
88%
87%
87%
3,200
27%
13,100
88%
4,600
27%
55%
56%
56%
*55%
9%
ser
of
23% Jun
10
29% Dec
28
28% Jan
18
25
Sep
18
93
May 11
25% Mar 26
Jan
18
34% Aug 11
107
2
Dec
44
100'/a
100
Mills
98%
Motors
28
34% Mar 11
29 y. Jan
4
16
85
July 29
76
22% Sep
15
Sep
18
99
7
May 11
75% Jan
4
93% Sep
1
72% Feb
16
84% Oct
15
10 V* Jan
4
17% Oct
26
32% Jan
2
49% Dec
14
75 ya Oct
20
12% Sep
46
Jan
11
15
16% Mar 25
13% Jan
4
18% July 22
79% Apr
13
82% Oct
2
80
Jan
8
89% Sep
10% Sep
27% Oct
23
21% Jan
9
10% Jan
4
19% Sep
14
38% Mar 20
28% Jan
4
40% Aug 25
6% Feb
26
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
20
130% Jun
30
139% Dec
31
Sep
14
19
60% Sep
21
43% Sep
15
59
4% Dec
29
5
80% Jan
11
Mar
7
137% Apr 26
9% May 3
7% Aug
154
Oct
2
29
26% July 30
Jan
4
105
Sep
Mar 19
52% Jan
12
91
9% Jan 20
4% Apr
77
29
23
24
1,600
8,100
100
14
30%
30 3/4
86
85
303/a
86
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
25%
26%
25%
26%
253/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
•
*86
5%
30%
9,600
87
350
5%
V
1,500
253/4
11,800
8%
*
8%
5%
25%
t
26
8%
2,900
41%
♦41
413/4
28%
28%
28%
29
*28%
29
31%
31%
32
32
32
1,500
34 %
34%
34%
34%
35
35 Vst
353/4
36
353/4
36%
7,800
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3,600
50
•41
41%
*41
4%
♦41
41%
1,606
100
27%
27%
*26%
27.%
•26 %
27%
*26%
27%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
333/4
5,200
1
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27Ya
27 y2
273/4
27%
27%
2,200
107
*27
27%
.
-
10
107
106%
106%
*106%
♦106 %
107
♦106%
52%
53%
52%
53 %
52%
53 V*
53 %
54
53%
54'/a
22,700
9%
9 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,200
136%
136 %
•106
107
9%
♦136
136
*136
136%
136%
30
26%
27
27
27%
27
27%
27%
273/4
27
27%
3,200
14
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
13%
137/a
8,000
82%
82%
82%
83
83
83
83
83
37%
*37%
38
38
38
37%
37%
800
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,600
127%
*127%
136
82%
82 %
37%
37%
22%
*37
22%.
22%,
127%
127%
136%
•136
310
30
129
♦127%
129
*127%
16
15%
16
15%
153%
1,900
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
2,600
129
65
65%
32,500
643/8
65%
par
*67
68%
67%
67%
69
69
68%
68%
68
68%
2,000
43
43%
42%
43%
42%
43
42%
43
42
42%
87,000
12%
*12%
64%
3
66 %
12%
64
65%
12%
12%
64%
65%
72
74%
72%
*99
99%
*99%
12%
12%
100
72%
99%
*99 %
12%
12%
12%
2,100
72%
4,300
8%
8%
8 %
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8,400
68%
68 %
68%
68%
68%
68%
683/4
3,300
123 %
*123%
123 %
123%
123%
138
*135
138
123%
*123%
123%
*135
138
90%
89%
125%
125%
90%
123%
*135
89%
60
138
89%
91%
66,800
800
125%
126
125%
126
126
126%
126%
101%
101%
101 %
101%
♦101 %
101%
101 %
101 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283/a
28%
28%
29
2,000
85%
85%
85
86
85%
85%
84%
85%
83%
83%
1,700
46%
47%
45%
46%
44
46%
4z
43%
11,000
94
92
92
47%
47%
*93
*90
98
126
*87
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
par
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
106'%
*104%
106%
*104%
20
32%
13,300
32%
32%
2,900
lu4 %
lo6%
110
32 %
105
*
.
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
14%
14%
2,600
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
6,300
50
50
50
50
493/8
50
48%
487/a
97
95%
96
95%
97
96%
96%
96
96 %
620
33%
33%
333/4
22,100
100
.100
34%
33%
*30%
31
31 %
30%
36
35%
35%
*92%
94%
♦92%
95%
93
93
*92%
84%
84 y2
*85
87
*83%
17
17 %
16%
17
163/4
71%
71%
72
16
153/4
16%
71%
73%
72
72%
X70%
5
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
No par
88%
2.50
18%
*88
88%
18%
18%
38%
38%
7%
120
87
17%
3,500
95 y2
84%
iniii
38%
1,500
31
*82
16%
•
89
18%
38%
*88
18%
38%
18%
18%
2,300
39
37%
38
5,600
7%
7%
149 v2
149%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3/4
103 %
103
103%
90%
88
89%
103
100
183/4
7%
102%
9,400
12,600
16
39
*147%
10
71 %
89
18%
7%
20%
28,700
38%
149%
20%
15%
10
16%
18%
7%
10
70 Va
*88
89
♦88
89
♦147%
7%
149
149
700
102
35%
353/4
93 %
16%
1
31
*100
31%
102
♦100
36
16%
100
31%
31
102
84%
92%
*82
No par
33%
34
♦100
36
35%
35%
33%
102
♦100
102
35%
14%
14%
33%
30%
♦100
—2.50
F)
23,000
31%
50%
33%
No par
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
4%
23%
96
preferred
105
4%
23%
*50
preferred
100
88
4%
14%
10c
Glmbel Brothers common
32%
106 %
499
32%
32
32%
♦104%
*82%
90
4%
4%
31 %
5
4%%
(B
*135
92%
101 Va
100
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glidden Co (The)
90%'
91%
•28%
*101
.No par
preferred
200
8%
89%
1
Co common
100
68%
138
123%
*132
10
com.
*98
1
Co
common
72
72%
100
par
No par
& Utilities-
(The)
73%
99%
8%
67
5
72
G8:/4
8%
l
No par
73
99%
No par
3%%
Co
u
11
66%
*13%
31%
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Goodrich
•
28%
common
General Tire & Rubber
$4.50
<
14
303/4
100
Time Corp
preferred
Gillette
30%
♦85
86
8%
50
preferred
General Realty
27
18% Jan
9% Oct
•
32%
General Public Utilities
Corp
General Railway Signal com_No
21
Dec
28
74% Dec
69
11
65%
66 V4 /-■-
65%
•i3y2
500
28%
Precision Eqp Corp
1
$2.90 convertible preferred-No
par
Public Service
10c
4%%
•
9,300
8%
*31 %
1
General
Sep
>.
160
31%
*8
11
10%
•
14
5%
No par
com.
33
100% Apr 12
40% July 29
30%'
10%
67 V*
*13%
99%
30%
5
37% May 21
7
Jan
100
8
"30%
85%
100
Cement
22
31% Feb "~2
22
Sep
103/4
65
14
99
8'A
31%
5
series
6
25% Jan
25% Sep
99
11%
65%
*13%
8
29%
Advertising No
87% Jan
20
8
41%
No par
Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6
pfd
General
Telephone Corp
Apr
32
*7%
1.66%
Shoe
101
■1
31%
99
31%
31%
com
Refractories
96% Mar 16
11%
.65
320
29
No par
$3.75
General
30
99
31%
*98%
8
6,200
104i/2
♦41
"3
com..Ill
preferred
General
7
99
•103
32%
*7%
43%
103%
>
104
70
433/8
43%
105
103 %
26%
8%
100
51% Oct
9
431/4
100
_50
preferred
24% July 22
15% Sep
43%
-
'
26
5
♦100
99
31%
•V
iooy2
103
*98%
8
5%
1
5
Inc
Corp
12
41
98%
33 %
*7%
31 %
common
common
28
23
103
32%
,
43%
43%
No par
Jan
86% Dec
Apr
4,100
19%
45%
86
Corp
20% Apr
51
12,600
20 »/4 •
443%
31
new
3
25 Yt Feb
12
20%
44%
49%
20 Va
45%
100
4
15
49%
48%
20%
86
preferred
12% Jan
Sep
19
48 3/4
49%
19%
Nopar
16
40% Nov
800
9,400
11,500
44%
1
—
32% Oct
10% Jan
14
17
34
48%
43%
110
17
46
•100
3,300
9,600
33%
20%
100%
9%
35
102
17%
49%
♦100
500
34%
45%
J 100
180
55%
34
*16%
48
General
5%
•101
101
20
100
108
9%
34%
35%
101
46%
1
5% preferred
3%% convertible
Aug 16
93/4
*9%
34%
35'/a
102
55%
20
Iioo
General Instrument Corp
4
9%
55%
48%
General
27
Oct
♦55%
19%
10
common
Corp
Portland
4% Aug 20
34% Aug 19
♦100%
87
*107
~
Foods
General
98
9%
34%
102
55%
-
45%
100
preferred
21
49% Sep
27%
'
87%
108
48
Nopar
General Electric Co
8
4
28
863%
♦107
1
General Dynamics
Corp common
Preferred ($2 cum conv)~No
54% Mar 30
4
27%
87%
108
10
preferred
Outdoor
4
10
34%
102
*15%
88% Oct
100
34%
102 %
*12%
48 y4 Jan
16
9%
35%
♦101
15%
General
21
9%
34%
par
12%
9
Oct
55%
15%
4
Jan
273/4
'
86%
12%
28
3y* Jan
27%
157/«
30% Aug
37% Jan
27 %
12%
126% Sep
100
29
*8%
'
87
15%
102% Sep
25
4,900
*12%
4
57 y4 Jan
51 y8
Contract Corp common
2
preferred
2_10
4
5
50%
200
28%
series
11
21
52
127%
Jan
4y< Jan
51 y4
100
22% Jan
27% Mar 23
2,300
*107%
preferred
5
59% Dec
31%
89 %
Co__lNo~par
4%
conv
2nd preferred
General Cigar Co Inc com
5
8
31%
51%
No par
14
10
31%
88%
Corp
25 y2 Feb
15
31 y4
51%
Amer Transportatlon__2.50
Baking Co common
5
99% Jan
Sep
200
31%
52 y4
107%
common
(Robert)
123% Jan
3% Dec
45%
87%
(The)
2
65% Dec
51%
*44%
107%
Corp
15
21 y.
12,600
*491/4
45%
16%
15
42% Aug 31
11
51%
•44 Va
35%
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
$5
103/4
♦49 y4
88
Corp
Preferred
11
51%
45%
16%
Finance
1,800
*44%
108
preferred
General
10%
100
12,000
4%
*49
34%
convertible
General
11
66
.213/4
*4
44%
17
Gaylord Container Corp
General American Investors
3
28
11
213/g
51%
35%
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
23
4Va
17
Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
$3.50
1,400
3,600
*63
22 i/a
4y8
'
Gamewell
General
66
21%
34%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
8
♦63
y4
107%
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
4% preferred
General
Mar
15%
213/a
8%
5
Francisco Sugar Co
28
101
400
15%
21%
.
51%
103 %
25
15%
9
52%
*102%
6%
82,500
15 y2
8%
100
General
14,100
13%
211/4
4%
100
convertible preferred
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
7%
11
22
17%
$8 preferred
General Bronze
22%
13
51%
12 50
com
3%%
•4.50
21%
♦15
'
31%
10
344%
4%%
153/8
Va
35%
convertible
300
44%
44%
6%
2
31%
43%
Co
*1%
31%
10
Galr Co Inc
4
17%
cum
2,300
2
2iy4
66
22%
35%
Sep
95
♦49
3,500
30%--,31
Machinery & Chem Corp
Gabriel
4%
10%
15
Froedtert
*63
22%
4%
11
50
66
22%
..
7%
21% Sep
91
*63
4%
'51
13% Sep
5
Jan
64
lz */4
73
'
__i
Steel
80% July 22
25
Jun
94
21%
Co
Stores
48% Jun
4
94% Jan
15%
21 %
Corp
Follansbee
Aug 10
17% Sep
5
61% Dec
18
15%
21%
No par
Power
•4.20 div
15%
21%
<
Y
(The) common.No
Pood
Food
15%
21%
No par
Florida Power & Light
14% Aug 23
36
88% Jun
106
22
July 23
July 15
2
37% May 17
113% Jun
Sep
41
25
46% Mar 24
16
Ins N
Carpet Co
Co
Fair
15%
21%
j
preferred
Florence Stove
Florida
*15%
2,500
12%
72%
5
$4
4
11% Dec
July 28
Flintkote
148 ya Feb
17% May
122
Jan 15
15% Oct
15'/4
13%
*1%
„
Shares
18%
5
common
"
(The)
General
129% Apr
9
Firth
General
84
78
16
16% Jun
13%
15 y4
1
Mfg Co
First National Stores
6
71
6
29% Sep
22%
13%
15
23%
*14%
2
18
5
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
3
29% Aug 27
15% Aug 11
3
22 y4
13%
15
147s
50
Corp
Jan
10% Jan
14
23%
13%
14
50
A
Corp
11
Mar 25
15
common
ser
Dept Stores
Tarrant
57 y4 Aug
9'/4 Oct 25
22% Mar 17
5
9% Sep
52
5
28% Sep 29
107 Ya Aug 27
135% Aug
18% Jan
17% Jan
Ferro
31% July 26
13
Nov
35% Jun
30
12
Sep
&
Filtroi
6
24
3% Apr
10
10% Nov
Oct
34% Apr
33 % Sep
13
31
31
22
27% Sep
25y4 Jan 22
Dec
Oct
4
98% Jun
22 %
13%
15
23%
12%
14%
13%
4
4
23%
23%
,
*1%
11
5
May
1%
1%
65%
24% Jan
5
1 '/u
1%
13%
20
37% Mar 12
22
73%
10%
Jan
25
72%
64%
May
Jan
73 %
1
6% Jan
23
73 %
1
32.;, Oct J 6
22 y4 Jan
73%
10
87
34% Jan
73 %
Freeport Sulphur-Co
4
5
73 %
Franklin Stores Corp
69% Jan
19
73
li-.8
2
67% Oct
15% Aug 27
4
3
18%
12%
27
4
20% Jan
117
May 19
18
12%
11% Aug
7
29% Mar 24
May
Mar 16
Jan
27% Jan.
70
Sep 28
7% Mar 12
33% Jan
14
July
>
23% Jan
21% Aug 31
142
24
100
Mar 22
45% Jan
23
pfd
pfd 1953 series
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
28
109
20
Dec
28
23
Sep
4
11
28
7% Mar
>
Jan
11
21
48% Sep
6
6% Jan
15
8
July 23
48% Sep
101
88% Jan
23% Jan 20
30
21% Sep
68
Dec
27
96% Jan
14% Sep 15
6% Dec 29
23
Aug
Jan
15
38% Sep 28
49% July 23
11% Dec
103
26
35'/» Aug 18
103% Sep
21% Apr
92
35
Oct
56% July
7% Mar
13% Mar 17
5
99% July 23
29% Oct 13
18%
12%
_5
Federal-Mogul Corp
27
18% July 30
75y« Jan
6
18%
12%
50
Corp
Corp
cum
conv
13
8
9% Dec
conv
54% Sep
29% Jan
Sep
5%%
26
18%
12%
(/;
the Week
Oct. 29
*18%
™1.2
Fedaers-Quigan
4
86% Jan
93
5%
8
38% Jan
7
May
5
5
14
53% Sep
8
Friday
Oct. 28
12%
1
common
preferred series B
Jan
Oct
41
Family Finance Corp
48
67% Sep
13% Jun
101% Jun
6
16% Apr
64 ya Apr
Sales for
Thursday
'
18%
2~50
Corp
31
PRICES
12%
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp 1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
24
15
SALE
Oct. 27
18%
I3
Corp.
Exchange Buffet
15% Jun
3y4 Dec
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 26
5
48% Jun
10% Sep
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 25
1
Inc
Ex-Cello
5%
Continued—Pag# 8
LOW
EXCHANGE
«
13
14% May 12
11
29
Oct
78
4
6% Sep
16% Dec
20
YORK
6,200
7%
153
154
210
21
20%
21
2,200
103%
104%
104
103 »/2
7%
73/4
150
1043/4
6,200
87%
12,700
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
24% Sep
1
,
2
39% Oct
14
Gould-National
4
27% Jan
4
42 y4 Aug
16
Grace
2% Mar 25
22
6% Jun 19
26% Jan
8
6% Sep
1% Jan
4
33% Mar
.1
Dec
Oct
21
29% July 1
9% Feb 25
34% Dec
18
30
7
12
13% Sep
24
31% Apr 28
14% Jun 29
47'/a Oct
8
Jan
14% Sep
15
20% Jan
5
85% Oct
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
29% July 16
34% Dec
31
33
86% May 22
7
Dec
28% Dee
22
30
97% Feb
.
4
J16% Jan
7
j9% Mar 17
1% Aug 19
5
19
Apr
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
4
9% July 26
5
Nov
30
17%
Oct"
1
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
19% Nov
56
4
34
27
17
Jan
4
24% Jun '
9
54
Jan
11
27
14% Jan
62
Jun
9
17% Jan
4
131 Vt Jan
4
154
9
»
Nov
19% Mar 27
141
78-
2
Mar
Dec
31
29% Dec
22
40% Jan
19% Sep
18
23% Mar 25
For
fonf.rioi.ex
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2
73
28
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Aor
-
Jun
18
20% Jan
8
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Aug
6
2
10
Hosiery
(W
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&
Grand
Union
Inc
Granite
5%%
Grant
39 »/4
No par
5
1%
1%
11%
11%
10
45%
46
(W
T)
preferred
Co
conv
preferred
NO par
Great
Northern
33% Aug
Great
Northern
NoPar
17
20% Aug 19
t
Oct
27
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
267/a Oct
22
Ry Co
Great Western Sugar com
7% preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green
(H
Greenfield
L) Co
Inc
Nopar
;
JoyI
19%
.100
►149
100
—1
31
Tap & Die Corp__No par
-
25%
38 3/8
37%
373/4
8,100
1%
1 %
13/8
8,900
1%
1 %
1%
.
:
•
•
1%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
X44%
45%
45 %
45 %
44%
18%
18%
19
19%
18%
105%
105%
105%
105%
104%
36%
36%
36%
35 '/a
35%
35%
99
99
100
8%
*99
8%
99
100
8 3/4
8%
8%
8%
33%
33 %
♦32%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
33%
22%
67
,
67%
68
68
68
67 3/4
673/4
30%
30%
31 %
30%
31
30%
31%
79
33
*32"%
19%
%
i-19%
19%
»19
149 %
150 %
►
31%
25%
25%
•77
"31 %
25
152
25%
,
153
22
t;. 31%
,
24%
32 %
24-14
3,100
100
3,600
8%
320
34
5,000
1,300
22 %
68%
30%
•
500
105
67%
f
30%
24,600
1
19%
•if/
*150
tn
79%
79%
32
19%
19 %
%
154
79%
31%
31%
26
33%
149%
*77
%
1,100
14,900
35%
99
8%
«.
2,700
18%
106 %
99%
227/4
800
45
19
1,400
11%
4 5'/a
36%
19%
,
38
1%
19
~* 150
*77
39%
*104%
33%
22%
Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
53/4
38%,
38%
9
33
Gt Northern Iron Ore
73% Aug 16
*5%
383/4
38%
100
9
53/4
383/4
38%
11%
36
99%
1
53/4
383/4
39
*45
19%
36
100
cam
;,
106 %
106%
5
common
preferred
$2.25
19
10®
5%
39 %
38%
•
86%
873/4
87%
5%
5%
39%
38%
(The)
Gravson-Roblnson Stores
;
38%
87%
87%
5%
6
♦38%
City Steel common—12.50
cum
3%%
•5%
4
No par
Co
Co
89
No par
_t
Batteries
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol MSA P
21
2
7% Mar
Jan
11
Oct
107
8
94% Jan
29
20% Oct
Common
Gotham
as■
■'J'-
4,200
19%.
200
152
79%
.
1%
31%
5,800
4%
25
3,000
■
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
Monday, November 1, 1954
...
(1782)
°»»«n»ed-Pae, e
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Year
Previous
14% Dec
4
87% July 31
95% Jan
7
90 % Jan
7
29
9
5
22% Jan
11
4-% Jan
4
5
27
68% Jan
4
45% Jan
19% July 28
28 % Jan
% Dec 31
29
38 % Jan
4
Jan
77
21
14
41% Sep
39% Aug
5% Feb
**/4>
20
11
2
Sep
20
50% Mar
97
1
July
Jul!
July
30 %
100
100
100
*104 %
*107%
*105
105 %
J 08'/a
106 %
25
45%
45%
5
55%
56%
4%
31%
I
86%
4
62% Oct
4
Gulf
28
55% Oct
28
26% Jan
29
34% July 30
100% May 26
106% July 28
4
$4.40 dividend
106% Mar 26
$4.44 dividend
$5
24
2
103
105
Jan
5
15
5
35
Jan
27
■
May
Oct
110
Sugar
preferred
Oil
_
No par
25
Corp
"When
issued"
States
56
—
Utilities
Sales for
Tnursday
4'A
Va
12
96
35 Va
the Week
Friday
Shares
Oct. 29
-
12%
12%
*95
35 Va
4 %-
PRICES
*95
35%
12% V
19,400
95%
*
35%
36%
28,500
4%
4%
4'/a
43A
1,000
31
31%
31%
31Ja
31%
313/8
31%
313a
4,600
87 Va
87%
87 Va
87 %
*87 Va
88
87 %
87 Va
300
56
56%
b-i va
bo
55
55%
55%
55%
25,800
56%
*54%
55 'A
553/a
55%
*55%
30%
29%
30 Vs
28%
30'/a
4%
*4%
*55%
.
100
56
Co-
Common
$4.20 dividend
96
34%
34%
34 Va
•
Oct. 28
12%
12 Va
*95
96%
*95
30%
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Dec 16
Jan 16
Jan
8
Jan
8
28%
103%
105%
105
22
J till
90
*55%
No par
Guanl.anamo
34 Vo
Oct. 27
12%
12 %
12%
96%
35 %
4%
32%
87 Ve
56%
56 Va
*95%
35% Aug 17
87% Sep 27
26% Mar 29
Wednesday
Oct. 26
12%<
100
1
preierred
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Gulf
92
3
common
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 25
Par
■
55% Oct
8 % Jan
26% Dec
66% Sep
97
Monday
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The)
4
14% Mar
11% May 21
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
12% Jail
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
1953
preferred
preferx-ed
preferred—:
30
*104%
105 Va
*104%
105%
*
108%
*107%
103 Va
106%
*105
106 Va
107 %
*105
*105
106
29
29%
*105
106
108%
*107%
108 %
106 Va
108%
*105
*105
7,300
106 Va
'
~50
H
36% Mar
15
15
32% Sep
23% Sep
29 % Feb
2
17% Jan
30
30% Dec
Hackeiisack
46% Aug 17
58% Oct 18
13
Hall
30
20% Apr
10% Dec
31
11% Aug 2T
14
Jan
23
12% Mar
2
19% July 29
61% Dec
30
71
Jan
30
63% Jan
5
83
12% Sep
15
16% Jan
5
4
20% Oct
105% Feb
10
16
2
Jan
J nil
8
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
145
Feb
2
100
131
July
24% Jan
131
Hanna
25
Harbison-Walk
28
21% Oct
29
26% Aug
4% Sep
14
7% May 20
36
Jan
8
32
Jan
6
14% Mar 20
11% Fab
17
31 % Dec
24
2
11% Jan
5
Sep
Dec
23
21
78% Jun
15
2
5
85'
Nov
6
6
Jan
7
May 21
19
40
Sep
24
31
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
91
Apr
20
97
Jan
21
31% Apr
94% Jan
22
101 % Oct
29
26
% Feb
5
21% Jan
26
23 Va Aug
30
34 % Dec
14
38% Mar 13
35
20% Apr
74% Jan
10
13% Mar 12
20 % Oct
6
93% Sep
126% Oct
13% Dec
2
60% Sep
J5
08
6
Jan.
Jun
17
126 % Jan
9
121% Feb
2
37% Sep
15
44% Feb
3
38% Jun
18
48% Jun
4
53 % Apr
14
23% Sep
14
113
26% Jan
14% Jan
73 % Jan
7
68
Jan
91
Feb
2
81 % Jan
15% Jan
6
20
Dec
10
18% Mar
16
12% Mar 11
31
22
10% Dec
4% Dec
14
28
19
Jan
4
20% Sep
29
Oct
52
Oct
15
28% Jan
2
25 % Jan
30
41 % Mar 10
33% Jan
4
j
5
j
Oct
5
55
Sep
22
90
Jun
16
103% Oct
Sep
32
2
57
Jan
95% Jah
12
108% Jan
116% Mar 19
15
13% Jan
Mar 25
17
Dee 29
7
29
33
30
July 17
84 % Jan
3
% Feb
93
9
80% Jun
5 ;/
993/4 Jan
.
Jun
19
103% Jfin
13
22
Jun
22
29% Dec
24
Sep
15
14
Dec
2!)
May
17% Jan
14
21
6
% Jan
•
7
123/4 Dec
18
5% Oct
19
383/4 Jan
4
133/4 Jan
14
2% Jan
19% Jan
8
,
<
rr'A Mar 19
14
Sep
l3/4 Oct
2
593/4 Feb
29
2 %
Mar 11
% Mar 11
19'A Oct
16
18'A
18'A
18%
87%
88 %
88%
89
90
91
92%
126%
126 %
37%
*37%
38%
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
*100%
101 %
*100%
101%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
35 Va
36
36
36
*36 Va
36%
18%
*18'A
93'A
91%
125%
41
41
41'A
53%
41
41%
X125 %
126%
>
52%
52%
29%
29%
15%
15%
preferred
$4.20
conv
2nd
pfd
19%
19%
19%
3%%
2.9%
28%
29
47%
47%
47
48%
-50
w
Jun
2
1
Howard
2
Howe
of
Stores
1,200
14%
4,900
6 Va
19 Va
6 Va
19%
47
47%
70%
*101%
128 %
130
128
6 %
29%
6,500
70 Va
71
46%
70'A
71
1,900
x80
103
100
128'A
80%
15%
15'A
15%
35 »A
35%
*35%
32%
32
32 Va
32
32%
*32
Texas
Corp
105
15%
35%
*101%
102%
106
*104
105
36'A
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
36 %
7,800
74 Va
74%
74%
75'A
75%
7534
75
76 %
2,700
16%
17
16%
16%
*16'/a
16%
16%
16%
*167A
13%
14 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 'A
13%
12 Va
1%
1 Va
1%
1%
lVa
1%
1%
1 Va
1%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
50%
50%
51
51
51%
51
51%
25% Sep
15
Hunt
Foods
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
11
3% Feb
3
Hupp
Corp
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2 Va
21
21% Oct
1
5
20
51
*50%
51'A
51
49%
49 Va
49 Ve
19%
51%
49%
52
49%
19%
49%
20%
50%
1%
5%
51
50%
1,100
11,100
7,900
1,500
4,500
24%
1,600
2%
2%
13,100
19 Va
19%
800
*24
2%
20
20
19%
*50%
20
17%
13
*53/4
5%
5%
50%
Refrigerator Co new
20
37%
76%
100
Hussman
270
450
74%
& Sm Ltd—No par
Inc
0.66%
11
97
97
97%
102
Hudson Bay Min
:
2,400
31 Va
101 Va
,
i
1,100
31%
*104%
28
preferred
35%
31%
105
51% Oct
noncum
330
12,200
'31%
32%
10% July 27
5%
15%
*101 %■ 102
105
900
36%
1
Sound Co
97
102
105
130
32
.*97
97
97
97
102
101
*125
35%
<■.
70
*100%
15%
35%
96%
80
*78
101'/a
129
*126
x32 %
104%
101%
*103%
200
46%
*35
102
96%
100
100
2.—100
No par
(Del)—25
1
2,500
71
36%
15%
800
20
29'A
*29
47%
15%
16 Va
20
10,700
47'A
35%
16%
?'
20
*29
81
81
81%
102%
6Va
19%
20
29 %
71
81
*101%
131
35%
Hudson & Manhattan Common—100
5
10'A
14 Va
15
14%
6 '/a
*32
preferred
Co
10 Va
15
*29
i—
preferred
4.40%
preferred
Houston Light & Power
Oil
71
71%
82
102%
*35
new_No par
4%.
Houston
10'A
*10%
19%
*28%
ser
com
stk ,div
10%.
♦10'/a
*6
131
Finance
10%
15
6'A
6 Ve
preferred—,
conv
39%
10%
B_No par
common
—3
Honda ille-Hershey
38%'
39%
38 3/4
15%
82
10
*90'/a
40'A
14%
71%
91
3,200
90%
38%
*101%
800
16
75
39%
*10 Va
1N0 par
15Va
*73 Va
16'A
90%
10%
10
30
—12.50
—i
"
2934
293A
75
15%
*73 %
3 1 Va
15'A
Oil Corp
——No par
Electrochemical Co com—5
300
90%
39%
6
29%
1,000
53%
"52%
75
10
6 %
29 Va
70
41
41
53%
400
2,600
124
124
41
41
*52%
150
18%
93
90%
V,
5
*
$4 25
$2.25
91
15
Sons
126 Va
*124
900
75
77
*90%
38%
5
conv
Household
*75
91
5
Co
&
(A)
77
*90%
—1
Co (Charles E)
Furnace
*75
(conv)—No par
600
37%
15%
■
2
4% Jan
it
18
Oct
7
18%
19% Oct
14
3 'A Nov
36 % Oct
38
22%
15% Jun
.
*37
38%
29%
,
May 21
86
4
87%
15%
,
6
11 Va Jan
7
9% Sep
'86
29%
V
8
15% .Tan
54
87%
36%
preferred
Homestake Mining
27
40% Aug
1,400
*86
15%
23
.
4,500
5'A
87%
*86
87%
52%
26
105
11
4,200
26%
30%
Oct
17
643/4 Jan
1
79
Feb
28 % Jan
101
96
5%
20%
15%
Sep
97
4
5%
20'A
*26 Va
22%
41
2,300
20%
*18%
*124 %
10
15
15
6,800
26%
5'A
*35%
100
7
38
20 Va
18%
—
1,500
27 Va
6 V4
26'A
5%
22%
common—No par
series A
50
2 7'A
20%
36%
—
4.500
22
*373/4
15%
%
Chocolate
1,900
141
21%
7%
22%
No par
34
33'A
37%
101%
90
26 Va
5%
20
126%
52%
102% Jun
6
Va Jan
94
20'/a
26%
18
100
20
20%
26%
*86
106%
*138
39
15
1,500
21,300
26%
5%
5%
5%
15 Va
*29%
Ex
91
15 Ve
7
18%
81%
20%
*105 '/a
27
27
8,400
•3,800
18%
20
21%
*37%
39
-5
5%
15
36% Oct
15%
20%
Honolulu
/
15 Va
26 %
_No par
Holly Sugar Corp common
15
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
i
4
Jan
31% Oct
36% Jan
15%
7 Va
7%
*37%
*35%
Hooker
135
22
7%
37%
preferred———25
Motors
Hollander
Mar 31
103
27%
*27
27 Va
7'/a
37%
7%
5%
22
55%'
18%
.
81 Va
.
34%
141
21%
*100%
78% May 26
4
4
27'/a
38
15%
—
84% Sep
31
Feb
102
7
12
56 % Jan
Dec
64% Jan
58
47
27%
7%
100
—
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
Dec
32% Dec
25
27
*37%
*34
♦138
141
21%
22%
22 Va
5
$4% cum 2nd pfd
20
5
22%
34 Va
34%
♦138
141
*
22
1
50
1
2
common
preferred
8% Sep
Jan
*138
141
34%
34%
v
35%
35
39
Holland
5
106%
106%
*138
106 Va
*105
87%
4%%
Hires
14
106 Va
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A_.
100
11% Aug 25
6
7% Jan
11
*105%
!
18% Aug
17% Mar 23
30
Sej)
106 Va
15
Hewitt-Robins Inc
29
40% Oct
*105 Va
*86
Co
preferred
4
10% Jan
9
20%
*52%
16
'
May 13
9
1
5
14
27
Mar
20'A
*38%
Hershey
21
Apr
8
1
8% Sep
20%
25
J)
uon-cum
5%
26
Sep
19%
lu
20
92
5
72% Sep
19%
—
Hercules Powder common
78
4
14
62
7%
18% Apr
'
80'/a
19%
Co
preferred
(H
Helme
34% July 26
11
18%
80%
20
common
Hercules
54% Feb
11
2
Mar 27
29
II
Aug I!)
18
80 Va
19%
100
2.50
14
43% Mar 31
May 26
52
18% Feb
12% Sep
17 Va
*79%
common
3.65%
37% Aug 17
5
Feb
*16%
80%
preferred
100
(G W) common——1——10
Heinz
11
21 % Dec
Co
.3%'/«
89
17%
79%
Marx
Hazel-Atlas Glass
4
4
*16%
Industries Inc
Hayes Mlg Corp
Hecht
!
17%
80'A
Hayes
26% Oct
25
Mar
<&
Corp of America
1% "/t> preferred
18
17%
Corp
21% Aug 18
4
21% Jun
87
7
Oct
Sclialiner
Hart
54
18%
80%
Co $4.25 prd__No par
Refrac com
15
A)
55 Va
18%
100
2.50
Co
Hat
<■
22
16
'
29% Jan
2 J % Dec
27
37% Oct
4% July 12
18% Jan
9
Mar
19
5% Jan
8 % Mar 12
12
17
13
(M
preferred
Harrisburg Steel
55%
18%
200
46
*45'A
56
18%
18%
18%
19
19
46
*45
55%
56
55%
46
*45
46
*45
No par
com
6%
30% July 12
8
Oct 21
22% Apr- 23
22 % Dec
Co
Paper
25
23% Sep
5
Printing Co—
preferred
Hammermill
Aug 18
'141
Well Cementing
Watch
conv
35% Oct
''
4
15
Jan
4%
106 % Oct
102% May 11
2
9
12% Jan
(W F)
Hamilton
22
27
Sep
Water
Halliburton Oil
I
Jan
43% Jun
9
56% Jun
35% Jun
4
40
'. 52% Aug
62% Aug
14
42% Dec
16
12
Jan
44
May
5
50
Jan
5
Sep
2
52
Jan
7
'
50
50
54
52
7% Jan
30
38% Sep
Oct
11% Apr
27
3% Dec
23
May 25
52% Jun 15
% Mar 11
18
48% May 19
49% Jun
21
30
Jan
84
Sep
1
101
Jan
28
Apr
7
165
Dec
23
159
35% Sep
18% Sep
15
48
Jan
5
'
8
26
25
21 % Jan
69% Oct-21
15% Jan
5
10
25 % Jan
4
Aug 13
92% Jan
14
89 % Jan
6
19 % Mar 11
14% Apr
34% Oct.
11
24
28
14
271
21% Sep
23
7
159
26% Mar 24
25
15
102 '*
4
33% Oct:
176% Oct
36% Oct:
16
59% Nov
16
18
103% Nov
10
101% Jan
30
41
Jun
164
55
29
38 % Dee
10% Mar 17
24
36% Dec
Jan
44% Jan
30
38
Jan
100
*163
66
32%
33'A
4%%
G
7%
dnt'l
Int'l
3
11
Oct
8 % Sep
7
21
64 V8 Sep
:
69 % Oct
29
43Va Oct:21
11
57% Oct
1
36% Oct
21
Jan
26
37% Jan
4
19
31%.Tan
29
6
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24
10
31 % Dec
18
20% Apr
t
28% Oct
8
33% Jan
22
31
May
38
Oct
29
30% Mar 18
25
Jan
31% Sep
22
15
11
22% Jun
15
15% Dec
22
109% Dec
10
3
Sep
14
26% Mar 16
30% Jan
10% Jdn
24% Jan
14
May 12
112
Aug 13
16
.
4% Feb
19
Jan
82
34
July
Apr
88% Jun
25% Mar
7
89
Feb
23
43
Nov
19
101
14:
Aug" 17
6
20% Jafi
21
26
86 % Jan
8
35% Apr
5
International
£
i
96
16
Oct
7
48% Sep
23
Apr 14
16
2
61% Mar 31
8
59 % May
7
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71% Sep ,16
19
24 % Jan
5
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4
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86
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-
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29
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6,700
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100 Va
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15%
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316
325
323
101%
15%
15%
310
320
176
class A—25
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34%
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34%
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34%
36%
35%
36%
100
1
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48%
49%
48%
100
138%
136%
15
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78 Va
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59 Va
58%
58 Va
58%
100
67
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42%
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42%
42%
42%
1,300
53 "A
53
53%
52'A
53%
3,500
52%
52 Va
52%
52%
36%
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36 Va
35%
21
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20%
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37
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37 Va
<
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35%
300
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21%
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21 Va
37,600
36%
36%
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36%
36%
2,500
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37
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29
29
29 V,
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800
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4,200
32%
32 %
32%
32 V4
32%
32
32
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30 Va
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31
3,700
26
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1,700
18
13
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120
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1
1
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No par
-
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1
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...
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1
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preferred
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100
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26
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120
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34 Va
34%
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94%
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103
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120
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7
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24
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35
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95
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95
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95
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48
103
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34%
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10
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68
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21
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67
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58
58
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43
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59
8
68 Va
25
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78
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67
42%
77
28 Va
Jefferson
10,000
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76%
36%
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260
22.900
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12%
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3.500
8,200
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7%
77
36'/a
Jaeger Machine Co
320
12,200
14
107%
—No par
.
2%
49
137
137
7%
& Teleg.No par
—
138
75%
28%
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49
14%
50,500
89%
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12%
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2Va
48%
14 Va
36%
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3
49
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29
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36%
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36%
preferred
89%
36
48%
137%
28 Va
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-
110
3,700
2,300
34%
3
137 Va
1
3.50
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36%
36
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35
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48%
25
conv
89 Va
33 Va
175%
137%
25
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313
311
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.
3,400
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-
14
400
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49
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101
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32
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313
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313
176%
32
Dept Stores
$1.40
Interstate
Island
8
Aug 19
28% Aug 20
37% Oct 11
8.900
32%
33%
International Utilities Corp_.
*
i
64%
31%
20 %
preferred
19
Jan
29% Sep
7%
25
66% Dec
14
preferred
International
64%
32%
175%
+
5% 'preferred
!
65%
32
33%
102
200
65
*19%
32%
3,400
32 V4
19%
—-
Canada
of
International
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23
66%
33%
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International
166
16,006
22%
22%
15
65'A
32%
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i
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50
14 Va
15
66
'
.
—100
International
Oct
74% Jan
Sep
163
166
33
—No par
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Jan
67% Aug 31
50% Feb
fl
Jun
163
r
65%
19%
L_No par
Packers
19
22
09
29% Aug.
Nickel
;120
.
19
9
6
29
35% Aug 25
"
17% Aug 31
37% Sep
34% July 21
<
6
May 12
7
i
11
25
Sep
»
6% Dec
14
u
.
28% July
29% Jan
Feb
130
15
17% Oct
Jan
31% Mar 16
166
*163
140%
33%
a
preferred
Preferred
6
23% Dec
41% May 21
1,600
142
45%
20%
common
International
21
Jan
•
139
45%
xl41
46
33
& rChemical :com___5
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4%
:
54
19
138%
46
143%
'20
:
preferred
International
27
35
16
100
9,900
140%
143%
1
Iron
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys
23
20% Jan
Jun
4
46
No par
preferred
Interlake
Harvester
21
9% Sep
*33A
45%
5
100
:
common-.
Business Mach
31
29% Jan
4
46
31%
20
Inc
lnt'1
13% Dec
27
*3%
67%
r
:
Int'l
30% Dec
Jun
22%
4
4
45%
166
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Steel Co
6
.106J/2 May 19
40 % Mtfy 27
3
—No par
' 1
81
_
May 29
40% Feb
23
*3%
46%
Inland
15% Sep
4% May 27
7
22%
*3%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred
49% Sep
Oct
9% J art
55 t jan
Dec
Feb
<140
130% Jan
93% Jun
22%
22%
3%
1
25
13% Mnv 21
34% Jan
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53%
14%
143
25
94'
132% Mar 11
*52 Va
22%
46
25
37% Aug. 26
Jan
15
45% Dec 29
Oct
-325
.
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15
6
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Rayon
Corp
2
5
53%
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22%
1
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Interchemicel
2
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28
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5
-
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9
-
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Inspiration Cons Copper
Jan
90
RR,
1
% Jan
39
7
Terminal
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
Industrie Electricn
6
17
2% Jah
1
31
34% Dec
37 % Aug
Jan
Dee
1% Oct
20% Sep
Jan
27% Jan
54%
54%
*
14%
'
May 11
5
27% Sep
76
«
Jan
166 % Jan
33
2
Oct
15% Nov
24 % Sep
Illinois
2
16
Jan
29% Feb
148 % Jun
„
170
26% Nov
15
53
*53%
53 %
146
15
13% Sep
♦52
54%
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49% July
4
13% July 17
86
53'/a
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53%
4% Aug
21
21% Sep
15
*51%
54 Va
54%
,_T
600
53%
54%
preferred
2,800
50%
50%
*52%
preferred
cum
46%
50 3A
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50
cum
4.42%
45%
50%
46
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53%
4.70%
600
46
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53%
50%
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5
8,000
50%
50%
50
50
15
58
46%
49
57%
50'/a
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50
preferred
Oct
58
46 V*
1,300
48 3a
57%
'50%
preferred.
cum
4
Jan
40% Jan
46 Va
cum
July 29
97
151
46%
4.26%
24% Aug 23
20
2% Jun
39
58
50%
49-%
58
51
*57%
58
46%
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58
46%
series.A—50
preferred
conv
Illinois Power Co.-.common—_No par
4.08%
55
'
7
'
5
Mar
15% Sep
22% Oct
56% Jan
6%
6
54% Feb
11
8% Jan
13
Mar" 16
6 %
20
Co
Illinois Cent RR Co common_No par
3
July 22
53
'
4
51% Jan
Power
51% Aug 26
48 % May 21
46
Idaho
57% July 28
4
44
48% Mar 25
40% May 25
*102
103
"102
101
47%
43 Va
7,300
3,100
1.400
100
4,200
103
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76
10.400
76 Va
76%
76%
77%
76%
77%
76%
74%
69
69
70
69
69 %
69%
1,700
68-
67 Va
69
67%
26 '
27
26
26%
26 Va
26%
25%
65.200
26%
2 6'A
26
97%
96
93
1,050
34
33 Va
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4,900
'
96%
96%
33%
33 Va
-\
75%
96%
96%'
96%
96%
96%
33%
34
33 %
33%
33%
-
Number 5373
Volume 180
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
j
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
"
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
lowest
Coniinutd—Pag* 1
STOCKS
Year 1953
EXCHANGE
Monday
"Oct. 25
par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 26
....
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 27
,
Oct. 28
+
Friday
22 Va Nov
30% Mar 12
30
26 Vb Jan
11
45% Oct
28
49
4b \\ Jail
4
65% Oct
28
4
4iy8 Nov
Feb
5
2 V4
2% Oct
15
8% Jan
2
26 y8 Jun
16
33>/4 Dec
14
32% Jan
Jun
10
95 % Jan
13
92
85
Sep
11
100% Mar
98'/2 Jun
18
105'% Dec
92
Apr
100
9
Sep
Jan
9
o'a
28
12
102
Aug
14
15
4%
14
45% Aug 10
16
37
Oct
17
Sep
27
21
Mar 17
10
July
13% Sep
59 Vb Sep
37% Oct
21
Nov
38% Jan
14,
35 % Jail
28
5
9
4.20%
18% Jan
21
18
12% Apr
23 V
19% Oct
25
20% Jun
18
16
4
26% Oct
64% Jan
•22'Xjtity 30
.
82
Feb
4
92% Oct
60
Jan
8
39% Jan
4
49% May 21
Kern
24% Feb
3
20% Jan
11
26% Sep
37% Sep
Keystone Steel
25
Sep
22'/a Sep
111% Feb
15
3
106
9
<
24 y4 Jau
Mar 17
28
Jan
18
5
147',
6
Kennecott Copper
10
15
13
34
Oct
Jan
78
Dec
22
?
95;
11
28% Sep 14
„
41% Jan
81% Dec 31
39
Apr
29
Bx: Jun
V10 •'
28
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4
5
97-
28% Sep
9
42
9% Jan
7
Dec
.
31
Feb
>
4
-
18% Sep. 14
51% Apr
5
44% Jun
: 24% Mar 17
Jan'
64
Sep 21
21 y2 Nov
,.
19% JUn
30% Aug 11
9
48 Vb Jan
3
29% Feb
23
22
Jan
85-
"Aug 10
Feb
18
11% Jan
23
95
.86
July 14
7'/2 Oct 23
7% May
.75
Oct
10
34
14
29
22% Jan 20
Dec
% Dec- 22
6% Dec
27% Oct
65%
Mstv
Jan
Dec
4
4% Jan 122
2
12
34
:
15*% Jan
4
lOVaJan
39% Jan
8
8% Jan
4
5 4
10% Apr
13
39 % Dec
7
15
19
4
42% Feb
10;
;
4
18% Mar 27
1% Apr
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Mar 30
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Nov
10
.
21
.17%. Aug 12
•
4
22-% Mar 17
*
14
34% Jun
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6 % Jan
36;
29
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7
6
f
2
16
53 'Oct
6
3%. Jan
33 y2 Dec 30
14
Apr
,
-
42% Sep
21% Oct
-
'
v
.
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11
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63 % Oct
5
13% Sep
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25
47
7
Aug 10 '
63
Dec
29-
155
Jun;
5
821
Aug
56
6
171% Nov
6
»
56
35%
Sep~24
July
142% Jun
Mar
38 y4 Apr
27% Mar 27
20% May
I
38% Mar
9
28% Sep
15
15% Sep" 14
Jun
64
3
30 Vb Jan
4
4
18% Jan
5
,
45%
46
21
21%
203/4
21
18%
18%
18
25%
26%
25%
183/4
26
;
18%
26
16,500
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43
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26
Sep
16
15
35
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29%
97.
May
106 V< Jan
.-9
-
1Q3
Mar 16
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106 %
301/2
9
Aug"~5
160 % Dec
21% July
137
14
:Jun
Mar
1*
22
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
14
40% Jan
5
55
Sep
15
67% Jan
2
59% Jan
11:
30% Dec
16
30 Vt Apr
27
40
96% Jan
22
97 % Nov
15
45% Jan
9
22
Jun
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54
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17
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100
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20
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64
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49
55
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48
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49
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155%
156
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25
24
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156
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21
21
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25
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81
;
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1
42%
16,600
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3,200
81
100
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44%
42%
43%
423/4
4-51/4
44
44%
44%
44%
81,100
—No par
16%
17
16%
16 3/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 J/4
16%
31,100
50
15,900
Corp—"
commotf
52%
10
.
53%
50%
52
26%
*1.13%
26
24%
25
21%
21"%
21%
26%
114
25%
50%
r
27
114
213/4
26%
*113
26%
114
c
51
24%
25
21%
1
2ls/a
*1051/4
49%
26%
*113
106
*105%
106
*103
104
*103
104
j.
103
103
*104
105
*104
105
i
*104
'
23
23%
»
23
148
148%
preferred
100,
Louisville Gas & El.Co <Ky)_No par
.Louisville & Nashville.
50
...
Lowenstein (M?) 6c Sons Inc com—1
4 '/4 %
preferred series A
100
Lukens Stfcel Co___
23
23%
148%
148'/a
43%
«■:
43
43%
71%
.
44%
72%
71%
71%
39%
39%
*101%
103
*41%
42
10
(
39
;
i
■
x41 %
1471/2
43
X69i,4
39%
393/8
*102
103
*102
*
41%
41%
26%
265/8
*113
243/4
!
25
21%
24
24%
3,500
21
i
21 »/4
20,200
106 *
*105 »/4
106
*103
j
8;900
100
114
*105%
104
*103
104
105
10
49
26 J/u
114
21
j
14)6
*105%
100
_100
__100
50 J/8
"
26% T
114
D preferred
series B -preferred-
7%
1,500
7,000
60%
(
47
corn-
19 Vsr<-1"9%
123/8
5
1
7,600
23%
27%
26%
340
"
j
Co—i
series
4%'.
66%
10%
493A
17%'
*53
*89
4.35% series. E preferred
Lorillard' (P) Co cornmoil
25
*4%
'
f
*26%
10%
49%
-t
11%
23%
90
25
11%
4%-
'23%
27
10%
conv
4.25%
Sep
1
45% Aug 11
11%
*4%
23%
4% ,f
12,800
*
Corp (The)—
5%
48% Aug 25
78% July 28
38% Mar 25
11%
11%
23% F
153/a !,
27
preferred J.
LlOfl
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
Nopar
Long Island Lighting Oo fcom—10
102'
*35% May 25
Maj'25
3,100
*89
1—No par
Glass Co.—10
Loew's Inc——;—i.
2
3,900
473/4
60%
Liquid. Carbonic Corp com
No par
3% %
convertible preferred—100
103
Sep 28 '
105;* Oct 21
26 y4 Ma;y 18 *
153% Feb 15
99% Jun 30
'
48%
47%
10%
^__10
4
29%
48%
47 %
_10
1
Jan
28%
48%
54
Star Cement Corp—*
17
50
29%
691/4
Staa1 Gas Co
4
87
47%
47%*
29
Lone
22% Jan
*86
483/4
*
49
54
1st. preferred—N<| par
:2nd pfd—
No par
Lehman; Corp (The)-!
I
1
Leliii. & Fink products--——
5
4%%!
:
400
29
483/4'
46%
68
Lone
4
87
800
293/4 i
29
1
47%
*4%
90
34%
*
93
28%
21
4
,r
1-1%
27%
*33 J/2
60
31 J/4
;
35%
;
56 J/2 Oct
11
23% Jan
*86
*31
34
92%
70%
26%-
31%
'
7,300
145
35%
28% F
*89
145
.
93%
28%
29 y2 Aug 19
iiey2 Aug 12
28% Aug 16
24 y2 Aug 26
28% Jan
87%
69%
.100
145
*31%
34
72%
8
108% Jan
1
35
28%
19l/sSep
15
31%
28
—
Aircraft
145
70
noncuni
Lockheed
363/4
1
iioncum
Co
36%
—_i__5
Valley RR_
13
No par
.Valley Coal o6mmon___c-__l
Oil
36%
*85
29% j
Coal ^Navigation Co
Portland Cement.
Lion
35%
35%
49%
(James) & Sons Co common_3
Lionel
1,300
35%
144
933/,
47
15%
Link
!
26%
35%
29%
54
25%
933/4
49
*52
26%
355/8
49%
50
15,100
26%
93%
47%
4
263/a
351/a
29%
u
15,600
45%
94
49%
10
13,000
873/4
435/8
35
*93
47%
....
25J/2
86'A
44
*34
;
No par
4
Apr
34%
25
88
31%
v
'
No par
13% Jan
18% Mar 25
36% Sep
93%
21
10-
92
34%
93%
45 y2 Oct
Jun
30
86
34%
II
15%'
146% Dec
85
10
25%
87%
.43%
34%
32
100
253/4
883/a
*139
*34
200
5,400
43 7/8
f
140
*31%
12
14.
23% Dec*
34%
*136%
34%
Jan
21% Oct
6-
35
140
32%
Ja.11
26
34%
34
47
87%
"
31%
26
110- * Aug
5
35% Mar 26
26%
34
14% Mar 25
34 V* Mar 19
15
26%
i
*46
43%
-
*26
1
67
Feb
?
25%
;
15%
30
12
89%
44
1
;x
13
74
87%
*136
100
r
43%
.
15%
Belt
9,200
21%
*44%
No par
Liggett & Myei'fi Tobacco
r-7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
•
30
63%
45%
newA—5
com
19
22
106
623/4
21
29% JNov 27
17
23 % Jun
•
Apr
94% Aug
47% July
25
Mar
106
63 %
: is
43% Sep 24
28
Sep 20
82
Oct
7*
l21'/4 Feb
20% Apr 23
10% Sep 18
103% Jun
*67% Jan 29
164
4
47% Mar 16
*
19% Feb
2
23
106%
63
18% T
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Libby McNeill jb LibbjL!
Life. Savers Corp—*
;
'
*105%
t
80
"l6
107
21%
?—_l
Lerrier Stores Corp_
IOOV2 (
107
•
45%
23
50c
107
17%
11%
$3
*106
2,300
99
105'/2
21%
23%
f
*973/4
*104 J/4
*44%
,4%
preferred
99%
105%
19%
*4%
3.85%
*97%
*104%
21%
11%
Lehigh
l^hjgh
-Lehigh
-Lehigh
99%
107
64
2,200
36
18
23%
;
i-
-
105i/2
63%
10,400
21%
No pat
Lees
l()
36
*106.
:
i—i:
I
(The)
36%
*1051/4
106%
—+
Co
2%
*973/4
':.
63%
45 "
64%
*2'A
*1041/4
,
105 %
107
■"44
633/4
*
2% '
No par
2.50
Lee Rubber & Tire——.*
11% Oct 28
27'% Jan... 4
13
*104 V*
*106
Bryan 1 cbhhnori-A4%% -preferred
1
Lane-Wells Co
1
25
9i»
-
4
14% Jan
16
1% Dec 15*
Mar 24
105%
107
*105%
Lane.
i
99%
'•■104'/8
*106
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lamber>
5
"
25% Jun
36
*97%
63%
.
,-4?:'
36 %
97%
106%
conv
La Consoliditda -6%
353/4
>
36 V*
97%
45
No par
"
—
Laclede. Gas Co
36%
36 Vb
36
-
47% Jan
Mar 12
5
,12% Sep
9 1
5% Feb 18
24% Sep 20 t
16%.Aug- 6 '
66
Aug
9 >
3% May 27
28
18 Va Mar 18
8
52% Aug
21V» Jun
5(i*
;
;34% Jan 23
•
24
2%
Shares
44%
1
prior preferred——
Koppers Co Iric common
r
4%
preferred *_
KreSge (S S) Co__
j
Kress (S H) & Co
Kroger i Co (The)—
May 20
65%
*2%
*2%
_5
$5
37% July 13
82'% Jan
25 % Aug 20
31
Dec
29% Jan
31
5% Feb
.
19% Jam.. 2
46
5
48% Aug 18
46% Dec
9
4% Dec
"?
V
Apr 13
5
/i
53% Feb
8.
37% Apr 28
86-
i5
.k
93% Jan
35% Jan
i
79 % Jan6
May 12
31% Dec 2947'/a Den
31
41% May 19
64%
;
62%
_
24
64
2%
*105%
preferred (cum)
King-Seeley Corp •
Kinney .(G R) Co common
14
Mar 19
4%
63%
63%
*2%
_50
Wire Oo_
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Aug 13
453^
62%
8.75
County Land Co„
&
44%
2%
No par
6
16
43%
64%
100
non-cum
14
43
v
*2%
100
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kelsey "Hayes "Wheel
„
43%
637/a
_100
preferred
Kansas,/Power & Light Co
22
33% Oct
101
4%
14 % Dec
42%
10
Common
28
1
43%
City Southern—
26
46
Oct
42%
50
preferred
preferred
65% Oct
15
Jan
1
preferred!
cum
4.50%
Kansas
36% Sep
32'/z Jun
Corp
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% .preferred
100
Mar 13
105
Chem
cum
preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
2
107
May 26.
5%
18
104% Apr
i03y2 Aug 10
16
jau
39% Aug
98% Oct
4,
Kaiser Alum St
the Week
.
Oct. 29
r
K
?
1-00
104%
104 »/2
104%
22%
23J/b
22%
*147 %
148 %
4L3
433/8
433%
42% !
43
1,800
69%
68
69%
66%
67
4,600
38%
2,800
23 Va
t
,
1483/4
39%
39
'
*102
103
41%
41%
23
147
*102
r
413/4
110
14,100
147%
38 5/b
39%
103
104%
140
103
413/4
41%
700
M
7% Oct
23
12
Mar 20
41
Jun
8
45
Feb
125
Sep
17
10% July 18
132
8
29
26
78% Sep
7% Oct
14
87'% Mar 27
16
9
6 V« Dec
29
9% Jan
21
Sep
15% Sep
15
Jan
8% Feb
4% Sep
14
8
3%
22
Jun
18
11
25
10
58
4
27% Aug
Macy
(R H)
80
Sep
2
8% Ffcb
15
4
51% Sep
20
Magic Chef
3
Magma Copper
24% Oct
22
25 % Jail
9
6
16% Jan
499
28
July
•3% Jan
9
4
7
4
530
Feb
Vb Jan
25
4% Mar 10
12
Aug
5
7
Jan
4
10 »/B Aug
16
19
Jan
4
28 Vb Aug
16
12% Jan
Feb
Mandel
31
11
16 Vb
Manhattan
8
Apr
29
-i
24% Jan
12
82
Jan
4
9
65
Oct
97
22
12 % Jun
16
18% Mar 20
16% Jan
33% Oct
Sep
14
14% Mar
13 »/4 Feb
18% Aug
2
16% Jan
23% Oct
22
5
16% Dec
29
25% Feb
2
17% Sep
15
21% Nov
16
27% Jun
10
32% Mar 23
83% Jun
5
82% Jun
12
75
July
6
92% Jan
98
Mar 11
24
Jan
89
Apr..
52
Mar 12
83
pec
21% Mar 25
4
20 % Sep
14
30% Feb
41 % Nov
27
45% Feb
'
20
47/-.Feb
4
35
Jan
18%
July
40% Jail
285%
28%
2,300
2,200
94%
94
94
93%
94%
94%
95
94%
94%
33%
323/4
33%
32%
33 %
313/4
32%
31%
32
*163/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
17%
2,100
19,300
34%
33
335/8
96%
96%
96%
963/4
96
96
87
87
May tag Co common.—
$3 preferred
*86
*51%
—3
22%
preferred
:
50
McCrory Stores Coi*i> common__50c
3%%, convertible preferred—100
*42%
105
common
:
86% Jan
4
27% Feb
16
11% Jan
47
Jan
4
19'/4 Jan
15% Feb
18
7
25% Jan
5
17% Jun
4
28
4
89
Oct
27
88 V8 Sep
7
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jau
4
91% Sep
21
Sep 15
97
Nov
13
25
31
Jan
30
31
%ov
95
26
Jan
7
Jan
4
$4
25
S4.25
2
27
95
Sep
14
* Feb
2
104
Jun
14
29% Mar
footnotes
>*«•
page
5
2H
15
6
4
May 19
200
20%
22%
223/4
*42%
42%
*42 5/b
42%
145/a
145/a
14%
14%
14%
14
81%
81%
105%
60%
59%
67%
14
14%
*81%
81 %
106
60%
*
23
82%
823/s
106
59
Merck
& Co
111%
4,800
573/4
1,400
64%
*63
64
1,700
37%
38
373/4
38
4,800
23%
223/4
23%
15'.
14%
143/4
1,800
40%
41%
4,600
*98 %
993/4
440
58
Inc
2nd
14%
14%
143/s
14%
42%
42'%
42%
415/a
423/8
97 %
97%
*97%
98%
98%
99
99
1
29%
29%
29 3 8
29%
1st
Co
common
Co
preferred
series
series
series.
6
3.-85%
3.80%
preferred
preferred
4.45%
preferred, series
2
Miami
Copper
—'
78
*78
18%
19
18
18%
16%c
18%
18%
*94
—No par
95
95
*103
104
103%
No par
No par
12.50
106
107
*105%
41%
23%
33%
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
27
78
3%
No par
——
pfd
2nd
Machine
263/4
26%
1
preferred__50
Inc.
preferred
Mefgenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
111
41%
pfd—100
103
100
100
100
*106
—100
5
*98%
42
24%
33%
103
107%
100
tf OQ
*
100
107 %
109
29 %
29%
41%
23%
33%
103
*106
*100
6QQ
*107%
28%
98%
29%
27
*26%
80
*78
183/4
18%
95
17%
18%
*9-4
29%
101
100%
293/8
*78
4,300
18%
18%
42,900
95
103%
24
*94
94
95
103
104
105
41%
23%
105'A
700
440
2,100
23%
233/8
235/8
18,100
108%
*106
) 08
*100
101 %
*100
101%
*99
100%
*99
100 %
109
293/4
34
1,300
103
103
310
<m
106
333/8
34
*106
29%
400
413/4
103%
2934
106
41%
34
*107%
103'%
4134
*103
109
94
103%
106
33%
29
50
17%
18
103%
*107%
°
1734
18%
103
33%
80
18%
413/4
109
3,700
80
105 %
107%
3,800
26%
18
41 %
23%
29%
26
17%
105%
33%
29%
26%
77 %
107
23%
*
29%
26%
18
81
103
103
1,200
293/a
.
-27
103%
413/4
180
83
111
*57
63%
59
41%
preferred
coilv
*82
82%
1,400
9,200
58%
107%
107
No par
(1st series)—ilOO
Stores
1,500
22%
42%
14%
Corp.—
(The) common
203/8
223/4
*42%
14%
12
May 14;
1
20'/2
205/g
20%
22%
203/8
223/4
42%
203/4
41%
99% Oct
32% Aug
53
53
_10
99 '/a Oct
109
*51J/2
*513/4
143/4
convertible
$3.50
36 % Jun
Jan
5%
17
103% Ocf
Inc-
Co-j.1
preferred
Mercantile
21
22
Robbins
Stores
Mengel Co
26
4
Jan
% %
Oct
5
89
4
&
Melville Shoe
Jan
Jan
92
52%
245/b
223/4
203/4
59%
Corp common—
95
21 % Jan
104% Aug 18
22% Feb
2
9,900
23%
92
4
25
*23%
28% Jan
13
10
24%
24%
23%
5
19
88
373/4
9
93 % Feb
97
*86
65%
2
93% Jan
97
88%
23%
39% Jan
107% Feb
963/4
24
52
'
500
96
37%
98 '/2 Jan
3
235/8
53
23%
1
*86
88%
x65%
11
May 21
96
23%
16
July
96
*86
67
29
Jun
320
96
87
38
Dec
69
96%
37%
Jun
84
95%
23%
Jun
88
96%
66%
22
108%
*96%
38
86
105
96%
23%
4
28% Jan
5,400
96 V*
37%
28
13
1(200
33%
66%
4
Opt
22%
33%
5
91
42
23'A
22 J/2
453/8
—18
30% Oct
Oct
22%
23
34%
a.
21% Aug 23
107
23%
225/8
McKesson
July 28 j31% Aug 19
106% Aug
14%
23%
33%
*42%
105%
81%
233/a
22"%
23
McLeiian
99 %
Oct
23
42%
250
174,800
33%
28
Mead
May
21%
23%
*52
143/8
143/4
*22 »/2
t
•*
25
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_„
1
13%
23%
53
143/8
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
21
21
No par
——
20
14
23%
$2.50
Oct
12
95%
No par
No par
No par
:
Oct
14
31%
33%
43
15
*94
5
16
50% May 21
For
28%
common—
4
Aug 19
18% Sep
285/B
23
19
28 % Mar 19
22
28 7/s
235/8
11 % Feb
14% May 22
May
28 %
22%
27% Jan
2
Sep
29
23
3
30
17
28%
16%
21
13
92% Jun
29%
23
26 '/2 Jan
11% Dec
80
11,000
28%
23%
71% Jan
26% Jan
15% Sep
59,900
613/4
63%
I
<39 '/2 Dec
95
46
145/a
61
63 J/2
16%
McCali Corp
McCord Corp
300
9,700
6.13/4
22%
pfd
8%
265/8
64%
No par
$3.40 cumulative
*85/S
26 J/2
60%
*22%
Depfc Stores
100
28%
8%
26%
64
1
Corp
j
*275/8
273/4
*8 5/b
26 5/8
85/b
143/4
—1
Co..
2
18
26%
27%
273/4
27
64
100
24
14% Jan
8 3/8
26%
300
No par
17
29 % Dec
8%
5%
61%
5
14
*27%
273/4
*8%
30
*5 J/2
6
1,700
145/a
McGraw-Hill
29
*5%
7,800
4%
61%
25
li% Dec
5%
23%
540
4%
63%
*60% Oct
21% Sep
5%
*525 J/4
45/8
145/8
4
22
6
22%
23%
530
63%
1
7
4%
*27%
26
530
4%
62 3/4
McGraw Electric Co
69 % Oct
6
23%
23%
4%
64
29
24% Jun
530
r
43/4
300
453/4
63%
111 V2 Oct
43% Jun
*525%
23%
45
10
4
4
530
*4%
46%
613/4
8
18% Jun
*525%
46
143/8
4
54% Jan ' 4
46
61
Jan
37% Apr 26
45%
,1,200
6,900
14%
Jan
.1
12
46
350
73/4
61%
60% Jan
15 y4 July 23
88%^un.24
45%
4,700
8
14%
12
33% Jail
83% Oct
7
14
75/e
10,400
60%
75
35% Dec
Sep
11
23% Oct
43% Jan
8
.
18
5
8
26% Sep 22
JH% Dec
'22% Oct
'
26%
73/4
*7%
17 J/2
50
4
.73% Mar 12
33% July
7
2
17
*
„
8%
26 Vb
73/4
8
8
$3.75 preferred
:
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series.No par
.
54% Sep 14
27%
8%
6.25
—
L)
*27%
01 Vz
8
8
*7%
.,
4,700
400
25J/4
87%
8
8
No par
May
1
-Oct 29
6%
Jan
92
16
57%SepJ5
52
.25
•
*5%
15%Fdb
11% Dec 29
72% Dec
10
17-
17% Jan
(Glenn
Martin-Parry
35% Aug 12
97% Mar 29
Jan
95
15
15
Jan
4%
l
com
Masonite Cor|)
Master Electric Co.
Aug 19
85 '/2 Nov
2
Sep 29
Sep
25
91% Jun
Jan
Mar 16
45
Jan
20
95
21
16
18
28
y
4%
Shirt
preferred
Martin
46%
243/4
88
*7%
88
23%
527
No par
x
Marshall Field & Co
%i%
527
1
.
4
23%
1
50
—
16
10
x45%
4 %, % prelerred (con v)
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
,
20
Sep
8
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland Corp common
'31% July 29
68
7%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration.
Aug 24
Aug 26
Jan
55
8
253/a
873/4
255/8
*7%
88%
11%
56
136
25%
25%
25%
88%
11%
45%
*133
18 3/8
87%
25%
88%
12
4 6 3/4
135
18%
88%
25%
*7%
11%.
*46
*132
25%
par
No par
No par
12%
46%
135
18 3/8
18 3/8
5
—■
*132
18%
18%
10
__
47%
18%
(The)—
Bros
46%
135
100
;
11%
12%
1
18%
Mahoning Coal RR Co.
Manati Sugar Co
6% Aug 11
22% Jan
Co
11%
>*46%
*132
5
preferred series A
;
Magnavox
,
26
5
% %
12%
47%
135
N/o
com.'
6
88'% Mar
8
Iftc
5 % May
25% Mar 19
15
Co
12
4
*46%
*132
r.
:
*
Madison Square Garden.
42
22% Sep
90 %
Inc.
19
13'/h Dec
15
Trucks
30
Jan
11% Jun
52% Jun
Mack
100
Sep
Mar
21
Aug 19
23
11%
5
10
preferred
8% Oct
25% Jun
16
6% Sep
6%
27
Mar
16% Sep
19
81 % Mar 16
Mar 23
30
132 Vb Jan
July
7 '/< May
22 y4 Jan
552
15
Dec
14
8
Apr
Sep
;M <te M Wood Working Co
MacAndrews & Forbes common
47% Oct
20% Jan
8
May
32
15
517
*
12% Aug 16
2
122
10
20% Dec
22
6
12 % May 10
Mar 24
15% Nov
Apr
40% July
24
*
*100
99
*107 J/2
28%
101 %■
99
10
109
28%
3,400
i
\
i
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle;..
(1784)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
55 V« hep
29
Vz Dec
14
125 y4 Oct
7
21V4Oct
31
65% Jan
96% Sep
9
26% Jan
32% July
46% Jan
9
7
30
Feb
9
21% Jan
Feb
20% Jun
8% Jan
4
8% Dec
31
19 % Jan
53 V2 Feb
27
68% Nov 30
67
Jan
11
60% Dec
55% Jan
?8
42
Apr
6
94% Jan
11
8'/b Dec
3
102
6
Midland
May
6
Feb
27
1
Aug
5
14% Aug 18
99%Jun 29
74% Sep 22
105% Aug
5
13% Oct 20
Jan
29
23
9% Jan
4
Jan
5
71% Jan
12
78
Apr
22
23
Oct
14
88
8%
24
25
Monday
Par
Steel
Prod
Oil
933/4
94
93%
94
93%
93%
9,000
28%
28®%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
18,300
37%
38
37%
37%
37
37%
373%
37%
37%
373/4
1,600
133%
133
133%
5
100
10
134
26% Jan
22
19% May 26
21% Dec
21
21
24% Oct
18
34% Mar 25
15% Sep
14
23% Mar 25
15% July 19
22% Oct
41 Va Mar 17
37
46% Aug
10
4
10
Dec
31
57% Sep
33% Sep
15
70% Aug
15
22
31
Dec
4
4
4 % Jan
6% Mar 12
Jan
4
61
Mar 17
58% Jan
23
40
Jan
4
54% Feb
33% Dec
17
19% May
5
26% Oct
Mar 31
Jan
5
lfr% Mar 25
13
11
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
Sep
15
95% Jan
79% Mar 29
17% Sep
25% Jun
14
28% Mar 11
10
29% Nov
17
53% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
21
Dec
20
5
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
20
17% Aug 27
Monsanto
1,200
22%
213%
21%
22
21%
21%
3,400
13
123%
230
13%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
1,600
89
90%
89%
90%
89
893/4
89
89 V*
3,400
70%
69%
703/4
70%
703/8
693/4
70%
69
69%
3,800
103%
103%
105
*103%
105
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
75%
*74%
76%
*73%
75
23
22%
223/8
*22%
23
22%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
*103%
12%
105
*103%
105
20
13
12%
127/a
75
73
73
80
22%
22%
22
22
500
23%
23%
23 %
23%
5,200
♦73
12,000
31%
32%
30%
31%
30%
*31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
13,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
45
43%
44%
44%
443/8
45
45%
45%
20%
46%
21,300
43%
7%
7%
7:%
7%
73/4
7%
IV*
7®%
72
72%
72%
723/4
71%
72%
71
71%
70%
70%
49%
51%
49%
503/a
50%
51%
51
52%
50 Va
51
25
25%
24%
24%
23%
24%
15
14%
25%
153/4
24%
14%
7%
7%
*24
24%
9,300
5,600
7,700
17,400
2,600
14%
15
15%
16
15%
15%
25
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
2,300
5
89
90%
89%
90%
90
90%
90%
91%
883%
90%
15,700
22
22%
21%
22
213%
22
22
22%
22
22%
6,600
No par
36%
37
35%
353/4
353/a
35%
35%
363/4
353/4
36 VA
1
Chemical
34%
35
34%
35%
34%
343/4
34
34%
33%
33%
7,100
Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities
4.300
Jan
4
32% Mar 26
31% Jan
4
31% Feb
1
49% Jun
38% July 20
3
Monterey
56
4
80% Aug 23
Montgomery Ward St Co
—No par
73%
74%
72%
73%
72%
72®/a
72
72%
71%
72%
32,300
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
153/4
16%
15%
15%
5,000
11
19
Jan
12% Jan
4
16% Aug 23
15% Aug 20
15
15
18% Apr
15% Apr
29
43% Jan
6
30% Jan
4
48% Oct
21
31
34% Mar 18
16% Jun
23
23% Aug
2
16
11% Mar 24
29
27% Jan
1
28
Oct
1
14
27% Mar 16
23
Apr
28
31
Sep
22
18
Sep
15
26"% Mar 13
19 % Jan
12
Jan
5
14% May 19
13% Jan
4
7
43
Dec
31
39% Jun
50
Jan
110% Mar
6
3
21% Mar
106
29
Jun
9
111% Sep
Oct
28
57% Oct
28
18% Jan
Feb
25
42% Jair 4
51
Feb
2
4
Jan
29
43
15
2
Oct
Co
par
St Co
Inc
Products
Wheel
13%
14
*13%
14
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,000
47
47%
46%
47
46
463/4
463/4
47%
46%
463/4
5,600
21%
21%
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
21%
4,300
26
3,000
.10
Corp
-5
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
Mueller Brass Co
_1
28%
29
28%
285/8
28
28%
28
28%
273/4
28%
Mullins
_1
22%
23%
22%
22%
223/8
223%
22%
22%
22
22%
3,900
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
163/4
17
16 V*
17
2,400
44%
43%
44%
44
44
44 V*
44%
44
44
2,900
108%
*108%
1091%
109
Corp
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc__
44
Murphy Co (QC)
4%%
6
2,000
—3
(John)
Motor
1
11
20
50
37
28% Mar 24
18% Sep
47% Feb
24% Feb
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
35% Dec 29
Morrell
Oil
Motor
21% Dec
6
Montana Power Co (The)
Motorola
21% Sep
104% May 18
26
No par
Machine Tool
Monarch
26
23
20
125
Mojud Co Inc
27% Aug 16
97% May 12
25% Sep 14
134
25%
75%
pfdLlOO
Mohawk Carpet Mills
*133
25%
22
90%
*1JJ%
100
conv
*12%
133
253/4
70
&
preferred series A
21%
133
253/4
26
40% Dec
15
29% Dec
1%
79% Sep
15'/4 Sep
11% Sep
10% Sep
Sep
0
79
13
37% Oct
25%
22%
12%
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
34% Jun
27% Jan
133%
26%
89
Light—No par
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
.10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
Power
134%
26%
22%
Lou Ry______No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg——1.50
Minn Min & Mfg common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
_25
$1.50 2nd conv preferred.
Minnesota
Shares
94
28
9
5
the Week
93%
17
24% Aug
Friday
Oct. 29
95%
18% Nov
18
Oct. 28
28%
19% Nov
Feb
Sales for
Thursday
Oet. 27
28
St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 26
93
common
Corp
& St
Minneap
SALE
10
1st preferred
Midwest
Tuesday
Oct. 25
HIGH
AND
10
Inc
Utilities
South
Middle
19% Jan
104
29
Oct
69
2
21
STOCK
Petroleum
Mid-Continent
9
29% Sep
126% Jan
24% Mar 20
139
9
24
40% Oct
136
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
27% Mar
66% Dec
22
22% Jun
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
•
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Monday, November 1,1954
100
10
50
108%
.No par
preferred
Murray Corp of America com
4% preferred
Myers
(F E) St Bros.
109%
♦109
109%
109%
4,000
150
28%
28%
29
28
109%
28 y4
25,900
56%
*55
563/4
*55
563/4
57%
57%
*55
57%
200
41%
41%
*41
42%
*41
42%
*41
42%
*41
42%
100
*85
27%
*55
28%
27%
28
273/4
N
74
Sep
28
Oct
6
11% Sep
16% Sep
14
99% Jan
15
2
36% Mar 25
8
15% Jan
I
7
Jan
12% May
19
22
21% Mar
19%, Sep
34
Sep
15
25% Mar 20
20% Jan
14
38
36% Jan
158% Jun
24
174% Dec
14
14
13 */« Feb
26
11
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
60% Dec
24
57% Jan
10
Sep
9
Mar 19
13% May 11
Oct
84
86%
85
85
85%
85
85
84%
84%
National Acme Co
1
46%
46%
46%
47
46%
47%
46%
47%
44%
47
National Airlines
National Automotive
1
17%
18
17%
18%
18%
18%
18 V*
19
17%
18%
23,800
Nashville Chatt St St Louis
92% July 27
49% Aug 16
74% Mar 29
30
28
19% Aug 26
35% Oct 29
National
15% May 5
92
Aug 16
Jan
National
National
Can
National
Cash
20% Oct
7%
Corp
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
15% Apr
21
10% Jan
4
14% Aug 16
National Container
20"% Dec
2
19% Jan
8
15
Sep
19% Mar 27
17% Feb
18
25
12
21
21
Dec
29
15% Jan
8
12% Jan
4
15% Sep 27
16% Sep
22
23% Jan
6
4
21% Sep
98% Oct
23
29
16% May
87% Jan
6
84
Dec
17% Sep
99% Jan
1
5
22% May 26
20% Jan
8
40% Oct
15
96
93% Jan
8
104% Sep
4%%
28
24
38% Dec 31
38
Jan
4
55% Aug
4
4
172
Jan
8
181% Oct
Nov
4
141% Jan
7
156
Oct
26
9% Dec
29
8% Feb
15
12
Oct
20
Oct
29
25
11
3
Nov
173% Nov
0
132
Apr
7
Feb
9
20 % Dec
31
37% Mar 19
25% Sep
40% Sep
21
32% Jan
6
26% Jan
14
52% Jan
8
46
25%
Oct
26
30% Jan
12
22% Sep
86% Sep
21
31% Jan
8
25
91
15
24% Jan
Q
104% Jan
21
146
Nov 24
10
Sep
14
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
12% Jan 12
4
% Dec
28
7% Mar
10% Jun
10
13"% Jan
5
4 % Jan
105
2
19
Jan
28% Jan
114
29
4
13% Feb
20
11% Jan
13
16% Apr
8
14
Jan
Mar 25
105
Jan
Jan
27
106
31 % Jun
9
38
85 % Jun
30
12% Jun
85
Feb
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
86
97
18
92% Jan
94
37% Aug 31
10"% Sep 15
56
0
"?3/4
Ton
11
14
Jan
20
40% Jan
16% Jan
29
100
72% Mar 23
78
34
12%
12%
125/8
12%
12%
24
24%
23%
23%
4,100
19%
19%
195%
19%
24%
195/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
3,100
37
35%
36%
37
37%
37%
37%
20,400
143/a
37%
143/s
143*
14%
14%
1,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
2oya
20%
27,500
97%
40 3/s
96%
96%
96
96
19% Jun
16
34
Feb
18
22
Mar 23
49% Dec
29
65% Feb
5
51
7
22
87 % Jan
8
29
94% Nov 13
86
16
Jan
5
92
Jan
7
100
Jun
25
Sep
15
20% Jan 26
17% Jan
39% Dec
23
53% Jan
30
39% Jan
4
22% Jun
12
26
16
24% Jan
14
19
Jan
6
Jun
19
23% Mar 24
20
Jan
4
15% Sep
15
22% Dec 21
20
Jan
12
8% Jan
4
8
83
Sep 14
15
Jan
8
July
87
Jan
16
81
Jun
46% Jan
2
38
Apr
6
34% Sep
24
103% Oct
6
107% Nov
4
52
Sep
14
84
11% Jun
16
78
24
87
19
101
Apr
89% Jun
Jan
14% Dec
5
6
107% Mar 31
53%'July
16
97
58'%
59
58%
58%
58 Va
60
59
59%
2,400
16%
16
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
7,200
*76
♦76
78
78
4
4
5
41
ft
19%
20%
6,500
19%
20%
19%
195%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19 %
38,400
39%
10,700
Brake
20
preferred series A
1QO
Y
New
50
4
25%
*90
38%
40
112%
95
39
*112
26%
113%
24%
25%
*90
95
106% Feb 25
*94
97
*94
97
*94
490
*400
490
*401
57% Aug
6
54% Jan
4
Mar 23
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
21% Jun
9
5
Jan
5
115% Oct
15
40%
40%
293%
28%
29%
87
85%
86
4.10%
100
*86
91%
87
*86
91%
100
104%
*91%
100
104%
92%
100
100%
*103%
104%
39%
*96
*913/8
♦100
103%
24
24 y8
233%
24
233/4
233A
42%
42%
42%
435%
433/4
44
26%
*255%
26%
*25%
-10
25%
25%
25'%
24%
25
-1
43%
44%
42%
42%
43%
13
*12»%
243%
43
-1
12%
13
12%
Ry Co-
_50
*84%
85%
85
85
-*84%
Northern Natural Gas Co.
-10
42.
42%
41%
42
41%
preferred
Pacific
100
Ry
No par
Aircraft
-
Inc
108% 108%
55%
1,700
56%
*
108 %
108%
*108%
553%
56'%
56%
26%
*96
97%
*96
29y4
28%
29
*85%
86%
85%
85%
*91%
100
*103%
92%
100
104%
*91V*
101
*103
233/4
100
101
490
104 Va
240
23%
24%
2,200
433/4
44%
433/8
43%
15,600
26%
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
22,300
42%
43 %
42%
43%
35,200
11%
4,200
11%
12%
11%
*84%
85%
*84%
57
90
400
2 i%
12%
108%
92%
4,000
20,200
*25%
85%
42
97%
28%
42
85%-.
200
100
41%
41%
*108% 108%
*108%
108 ya
50
56%
55%
56 ya
16,700
15%
12,500
41%
55%
7,600
15%
90%
15%
47
48
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
91
91%
90%
90%
90%
170
102
102%
*102
102%
102%
102%
200
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
130
♦1011/4
ioi%
101%
101%
1017/g
46%
47%
46
47
46
46%
12,500
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
27,000
15,600
90%
102
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
21
31%
32%
313%
32 %
31%
32
31%
34
32%
33%
9,500
123/4
12%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
7,700
108%
•107%
108%
320
99%
99%
99%
100
13
41%
41%
41%
413/4
41%
100
107%
108 Va
107%
1073/4
1073/4
993/4
*99 y8
99%
1093/4
109%
109 V*
*109
109%
*109
1083,4
*107
108%
•107
99%
99%
*99
100
109%
1093/4
*109
100
1073/4
1073/4
*107
Co
7.50
5
100
1,480
20%
25
100
^preference 1951 series
911%
12V*
2.50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Gas—:
151/4
90%
12%
12%
No par
Oklahoma Gas St Elec Co com—
10
4% preferred
20
Conv
15%
90%
10
common
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40%
preferred
;
Oil
4,800
29,600
(Minn)—
J&
preferred series
92%
101
103%
*25%
2
Northeast Capital Corp
Central
40
97%
25
—
Ohio
263/4
25
St Western Ry common
Adjustment preferred
Olin Ma thieson Chemical Corp—
Common
104
39%
97%
28%
Oklahoma Natural
13
39%
39%
97%
20 y4 Aug
2
23% May 24
51% Oct
21 Va
38%
Norwich Pharmacol Co
16
60
20%
29%
28
Feb
59%
215/a
97%
28
38
603/4
20%
39
193/4
26%
26%
60%
197/8
29 %
26 3/4
*60
26
26%
60%
38%
21% Oct
May 7
32% July 26
40
Electric St Gas Corp—
34
69
1,300
2,500
485
*96%
4.44%
9,100
97
*400
No par
108% Aug 30
18
88
97
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_Nopar
3.40% preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
100
3.90% preferred
100
4.56%
88
490
20
110% Jan 29
93
*88
*94
603%
Northrop
25%
♦400
27
Northern
112
25
97
19%
5 % %
38%
112
490
60 3/4
Y State
38%
253/8
25
*94
26%
1
38%
112% 112%
•400
20%
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6% preferred
447/8 Aug 16
109% Sep 27
90
61%
6
104% Jun
110 Va Jan
«
90
25%
27%
3.90%
9
42% Dec 30
28
<
38%
112»/4
27%
21
104% Dec
19% Dec 24
Oct
13% Oct 28
38%
112%
*25
20
100
Norfolk
23
39 Va
*112
61%
Haven & Hartford CoJLOO
Northern
99% Oct
78
40%
20%
101%
38% Jan
*76
40%
20
101%
92% Jan
106% Jan
78
39%
20
49%
102% Jan
*76
39%
101%
2
78
19%
47%
2
*76
15%
39%
101%
27
10
60
1
Jan
13,700
16%
100
39% Feb
16
95%
59%
$4.11
93 % Jan
90
15%
95%
100
10
101%
12
30
97
100
*100%
12
600
1,900
19%
17
19
Mar 23
Oct
*96
35
2,800
15%
101%
2
96%
34%
106%
*95%
101%
ll
96
35
*105
16
100
19% Mar
97
*345/8
106%
100
4.08 %-, preferred- series—
14% Jan
*96
35
•105
395%
89
»/,
343/4
106%
19%
20
45% Sep 29
102
*105
2,000
153/4
102
10
*96
*101%
83
30
35%
102
94% Jun
footnor*
14%
102
34 VA Jun
For
14 V*
100
9
34% Aug 28
14%
*95%
North American Co
North American Aviation.
11
2,500
7
14%
100
18
10 VA,
14%
series
11
8%
1,700
12,000
14%
preferred
Oct
6%
13,300
12%
$4.10
7% Jan
8%
10
7%
100
34%
141%
12%
103% Apr
2
101% Aug 18
16% Jan
34%
*136
12%
105
343%
96%
10,100
99
*12%
12
25% Apr
98% Jun
*95%
105
35
7
34%
99
14%
*14
106%
7
800
34%
12%
Jan
18
1
34%
14%
7
35
139%
31%
12%
series
18% Sep
16% Sep
"
34%
*139
49%
*31
123%
12%
preferred
13
28
10%
$3.60
24% Jan
10
83/4
10%
Common
30
10
8%
103/4
Mar 25
16% Dec
49% Jun
834
xl0s/8
7%
95
101
23 5/a Jun
8s/a
11
7
16% Aug 25
13
12
83/4
10%
4
18% Mar 17
97% Jun
8%
9
4
14% Jan
May 18
34%
139%
Jan
15
355/8
141%
34%
139%
85
7
34%
140%
34%
138%
13% Jan
29
100
*98%
99
% Dec
106
353%
99
Mar 19
9
37
393%
23
Sep
9
16% Aug 18
64% Mar
*36^
1
preferred
Nopco Chemical Co
49
Fbb
♦98
Jan
12% Jun
Jun
2
5
25
111
36%
20
Northern States Pwr Co.
100% July
8
8
29
Oct
104% Oct
24% Aug
45
Aug
26% Apr
26 Vb Sep
36
16
100
Common
Mar 24
93% Sep
12,700
36
100
common
Preferred 5% series A
York Shipbuilding Corp
44
101
400
49%
36
15%
New
Aug 20
97% Oct 14
Jun
37%
36
40%
N
32% July 30
Jun
*36
*35
80
19%
N
87
8,300
39%
6%
33% Aug 11
67% Sep
8
25% Aug 12
79
2,900
19%
*95%
N Y St Harlem RR Co
87
11%
19
16
12
25
11
20%
100
28
82% Jan
154
11%
19%
15%
Oct
10
154
155%
11%
*95%
Jun
80% Nov
*154
lls/8
213/4
l
97
28
155
11%
21%
*105
815
Apr
154%
113%
21%
*14
6
75
156
11%
21%
1
14
4
156
11%
21%
12%
85% Jan
7
156
n%
21%
12%
Common
13
Jun
*155
;
7%
20
27% Jan
179 V,
No par
New York Chic St St Louis Co-
6
91
179 y«
l
23
35% Apr 28
130
180%
10%
England Electric System
Jersey Pr St Lt Co 4% pfd
Newmont Mining Corp
40% Oct 20
2
10
20,500
*179
8%
New
Air
22
40,500
50%
180%
7%
Central
Jan
40%
105
1,000
49'%
179%
.100
York
37% Mar 23
39%
*103%
9,700
51%
181 %
ioy8
Fibre Co.
common
New
28% Feb
30%
105
181
1
5
92
50%
19%
180
137
Corp
15
10
40%
*103%
99
Inc
York
24% Jun
513/4
19%
180
34%
New
31% Sep 21
80% Jun 11
105
50%
35%
Jan
2
39%
*103%
515%
99
New York City Omnibus CorpJNo par
New York Dock common
No par
$5 non-cum preferred
No par
Apr
14% Apr
40
105
35
5
Apr
50%
39
98%
9
348
*103%
51%
35%
48% Jan
8
39%
103%
50%
97%
98%
109% Mar
9
38%
103%
97%
14%
35%
10
Jan
20%
97%
353%
14
Feb
20%
97
99
Sep
92
21
97
35%
30
520
14%
20%
35%
101% Jun
5
15
363%
14%
,
31%
11
11
20%
20 %
12
23s/8
49%
18% Jan
May
20
19%
123%
24%
31%
25% Jan 30
Sep
20
49%
29
80
195%
12
49%
18% Dec
400
20%
5,800
10,300
24
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Oct
83%
31%
26
95
83
49%
18
63
84%
31%
Oct
20
83%
C03/4
21 y4 Aug
26
Feb
Jan
83%
31%
41% Sep
70
83
50
4
112% Sep
27% Oct
83s%
31%
4
6
825%
31%
18% Jan
9
83%
51%
25% Jan
15% Mar
3,600
31%
30
32% Apr 21
13 y8
50%
23 % Mar 17
106% Jan
13
10
17
17% July 13
13%
19%
5
30
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
13%
83%
100
1
Dec
Jan
13%
♦14%
23% Sep
17% Sep
8
13%
35%
Newport Industries
4%% preferred
64
135%
12%
New
17% Aug 25
13%
24%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
8
May 11
67% Jan
8
14%
19%
4%% preferred
30
63% Oct
12
Apr
6,700
13%
—No par
Neisner Bros Inc
181
No par
Pa com
10
100
Co
Nehi
179%
12%
Co
Vulcanized
181
24%
preferred
National Theatres
180
1
Corp
% % preferred
conv
181
181
100
National
16% July 22
Feb
240
100
Natomas
May 11
Jan
181%
Linen
4.20%
July 22
11
Jun
39
180
preferred B
National Tea
25
31% Mar
6
182%
preferred A
4
2
Feb
*180
common
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The)
Mar 29
106
6,800
40%
Lead Co common
National Steel
4
15% Aug
35%
40
Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable St Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
No par
10% Sep 15
11% Apr
8
8% July 26
Oct
4 % Jan
5,800
35%
40%
6%
36% July 30
6
15%
35%
40
Gypsum Co common
preferred
No par
National
9
Aug
15%
35
40%
7%
10
Sep
142
Jan
6% Feb
10
$4.50
May 24
36% Sep 24
100
Jan
15%
35%
40
Distillers Prod common—0
National
26
38% Sep
24% Jan
90
Co
pfd series of 1951
National
56% July 22
31% Oct 14
26% Jan
15%
34%
40%
Dairy Products
National Department Stores
National
28
85% Dec
155/a
343%
40%
National
1
29% Apr
155% Jun
15%
33%
41%
15%
21
$1.25 conv preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co,
35% Oct
26Vi Aug
2
21% July 27
41% Aug 17
15
153%
34
40%
No par
1
Aug 31
Sep
15%
33%
100
10
19
9
15%
5
preferred A
Register
National City Lines Inc
340
3,300
10
Fibres Inc—1
Aviation Corp
Biscuit Co common
43% Aug 17
181% Oct 20
172% Jan
100
-
64
64%
633/4
30%
30%
30
108 V2
*107
108%
10
63%
64
62%
63%
8,300
30%
30
30
30 V*
30 V*
4,600
30%
193/4
*19%
193/4
'*19%
X20%
21
21
21
48%
49%
48%
48%
48 y4
110%
*110%
110
637/s
21%
112
109%
108%
63 y8
21
*111
99%
64 V*
30 Va
*19%
108
112
•19%
21%
19%
*19%
19%
21V*
20%
21%
3,700
483/4
48%
49%
38%
49%
30,100
110%
111%
111%
*110%
193/4
112
300
,,v
Volume 180
Number 5373.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1785)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
IS
14% Feb
71 Mi Sep
23
95% Jan
B
4
92% Oct
4
4
15% Dec
28
14% Jan 26
30% Oct
26
17% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jau
t>2
1
9% Jan
73
23
79% Oct
~2
11% Feb
17
16% Oct
15
38
Sep
18
55% Dec
21
€9% Jun
18
81'
84
Jan
6
Maria
83
Jan
4
11
13% Aug 10
July
July 23
34% Oct
Apr
tt't
29
13% Mar 11
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
8% Dec
9% Mar
Continued—Page I
STOCKS
7
28
Oliver
Corp
4%%
Par
common
1
convertible
preferred
(The)
Omnibus Corp
Otis Elevator
Outboard
Jan
8
Outlet
16% Jan
4
&
Co
123/4
13%
13
13 %
12%
13%
92
92 %
92
92 %
91%
29%
91%
420
30%
29%
29%
58
29%
29%
29%
291/4
58%
59
10,500
59 %
59
59'A
59
591/8
4,100
32%
33 3/4
10,200
31
No par
12
84% July 23
Owens-Illinois
Glass
"83
5
30%
30%
x30%
32 %
47,000
*83
16%
34%
33
85
85
85
*85
85%
*84
16
85
♦15%
1
Co
Shares
13%
30%
77% Jan
/.
91%
83 %c
Corp (The)
Owena-Corning Fiberglas Corp
the Week
Oct. 29
12%
59'A
Overland
Friday
Oct. 28
91%
30%
74 % July 16
Sales for
Thursday
12%
58%
11
PRICES
92
29%
Jan
50
SALE
Oct. 27
12%
5
Mfg
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 26
92
100
No par
Marine
Tuesday
Oct. 25
85
16
20
16
16%
*16
16%
16
16
1,200
64
65%
64%
64%
64%
65
65
89%
12.50
90%
65%
65%
90%
65%
91%
91%
1,800
92
91
91%
86%
91
5,000
23%
23%
23%
23
233%
P
11% Jtm
18
16
Dee
Oct
28
88
Mar 10
7% Oct
8
80
84% Dec 21
11
13% Jan
6
48
8
Mar
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
48
Oct
15
57% Mar
25% Jun
16
30% Feb
84% Jun
10
82% Nov
2
22% Not 25
118% Sep 22
129% Jun 25
4% Sep
82% Feb
15
20
40
2
20
Mar 17
34% Dec
30
31
Mar 17
119% Mar 10
142% Jan
22
8% Jan
28
47% Mar 31
8% Apr 16
6% Sep 14
84% Oet
1
88% Mar 25
81
98% Dec
May 13
5% Sep 15
24% Sep
23
15
9% Jan
11% Feb
10
8
28
30
Apr
2
30% Mar 27
Dec
30
34% Jan
30% Jun
10
44% Jan
7
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
8% Jan
6
8% Apr
6% Sep
4% Sep
15
21
7
14% Jan 20
23% Oct
28
Pabco
62
94 % Oct
25
12
22
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Jan
7
7% Jan
11
33% Apr 28
57'
May 17
44% May 17
28% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
Sep
43% Aug 12
66% Oct
8
55% Oct
25
37% Oct
27
Products
Pacific
1st
Coast
Inc
Co
preferred
2nd
45% Aug 17
Gas
22%
22
22%
22
94%
94%
94
94%
*94
5
*9%
10%
9%
39
39%
39%
10
10
Electric
23..
33% Feb
15
38 % July 14
Pacific
23
Jan
12
46
July 12
Pacific
114% Jan
13
140
Aug 24
4
152
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
137% Jan
4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
9% Jan
67
Oct
97% Jan
6
5
28
6% Oct
5
37% Mar 16
9
Feb
4
4
16% Oct
28
25
84% Apr
103 % Sep
19
8% Apr
14
4
Jan
4
26% Jan
4
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
35% Jan 15
6% Feb
Oct
17
7
Lighting Corp
Tin
Consolidated
4%
Park
29
100
Corp
100
& Tilford
Parke
Davis
Parker
Distillers
&
Rust
"9
8
10
25% Jun
24
Oct
28
29% Mar
29% Jan
29% Not
30
27% Jun
24
81% Dec
9
73% Jan
4
89% Sep
14
27
Jun
10
41% Dec
28
101
Jun
2
107% Feb
3
39% Mar 19
37% Jan
4
37% Apr
10
35% Mar 18
35% Jan
4
18
104
16% Dee
29
40% Dec 29
10
Sep
28% Sep
127
28
15
11
Sep 15
Sep 14
If* Jan
15
88% Aug 21
09
Sep
8
17% Sep 10
14% Dec
26
30
July 28
01% Jun
23% Jan
5
11
41
50 % July
5
14% Apr
23
11% Jan
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
134% Jan
Dec
22
31
33
Mar
21% Oct
7
34% Oct
11
46
Jan
Feb
4
11
30
101% Feb
9
6
18% Jan
4
21% Mar
19% Mar 25
34% Oct
4
Mar 26
13% Jan
105
20
9
6
5
16% May 21
28
2
Mar 18
49
Dec
25
15
52% Jan
48
Oct
18% F«b
Aug 30
30% Jun 20
100% Jun 29
169
Sep 21
54% July 23
16% Mar 12
65
108
16
15%
16%
16%
67%
683/4
69
69%'
"103
103%
30% Jan
4
44% Sep
32% Jan
4
39% May 20
23% Jan
11
09
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
106
88
Jun
24
99
Jan
a
94
06% Jun
10
108
104
July 7
8% Sep 21
26% Not 27
00
Apr
41% Dec
28
Feb
36% Jan
88
Not
29
55
88% Dee 29
101
87
6
27
28
83'
Jan
34% July
98% Jan
18% Jan
5
Jun
7
2
23
82% July 20
95
July 13
44% Jan
6
95
Apr
8
90
Pepsi-Cola
(Chas)
2nd
Electric Co
53% Jan
4
67% May 27
16
5
Phoenix
5
21
106% May 22
106% May 22
29% Jan
5
18% Dec
29
77
24
94
Feb
17
76% Dec 29
97
Jan
7
59% Feb
2
Dec
41% Sep
15
11
Sep 15
148% Apr 21
153% Jun 11
44
Sep
4% Dec
18
12% Sep
Sep
89% Dec
17% Sep
15
21
60
146
18
86
Jan
31
16% Mar 18
Jan
July
Jan
12
47% Aug
9
104
Sep
27
11
33
Oct
11
17
Oct
Jan
6
90% Sep
21
77% Jan
4
86 % Oct
20
42% Mar
11% Jan
162
Sep
3
155
165
Feb
6
158
July
Sep
58% Mar 16
9% Feb 26
52
Jun
21% Jan
6% Jan
29
3
22% Mar
60
8
1
3
8
169
Mar
9
62% Sep
4
15
5
24
5
12% Jan
4
7% Aug
5
21% Oct 21
73% Feb 27
60% Jan
4
76
31
75
Mar 20
62% Jan
15
25% Mar 18
18% Oct
100
29
23% May 14
8
11
Jun
3
150
Aug 26
30% Sep 14
120
Sep
14
10% 8ep 15
23% Sep 14
80% Dec 23
10% Feb
1
84% Apr
2
24
Jan
4
30% Oct
46% Feb
3
22
4
Jan
13% Oct
May
35
13
17% Jan 29
14% Jan
4
19
Aug
5
8
19% Mar 23
16% Jan
7
19% Oct
12
4
12% Oct
8
5
38% Sep 16
96% Aug 25
11% Aug
5
16
Jun
14
14% Oct 22
13
29
7% Sep 15
84% Jan
8
11% May
39
May
7
34
89% July
1
0% Dec 31
May
71% Dec
16
08
Feb
15% Jan
20
82% Jan
5
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
80
Jan
20
33% Jan
43 % Aug
5
76% Dec
29
7
7% May
17
86% Jun
5
35% Dec 11
29% Jun
18
37% Dec 29
73
Jun
23
84% Not
5
22
82% Jan
7
Jun
3
26
5
25% Jan
12
27
25
Sep
15
25% Oct
25% Jan
4
25% Jan
4
97% Jun
2
84% Jun
22
24% Jun
9
82
4
Jun
Jan
27% Jan 20
27% Feb 24
102
Jan
6
35% Jan
102
85% Sep
42% Sep
101
JUO
20% Sep
July 20
43% Jan 20
40% Jan
14
64% Jan
2
47
Jan
4
109% Mar
4
107
Sep
7
28
Jan
4
143
Jan
5
7
17
15
90% Mar
146% Feb
25% Jan
22% Jan
Jan
76
3% Sep
15
Feb
26
30
For
4% Jan
4% Mar
Not
90%Jan
47% Mar 38
Tot mnren
w*
ottcre
Jan
2% Jan
6% Dec
96
29% Aug 17
31% Aug 12
103% Apr
104
6
28
37
Jan
4
28
1
18
4
1st
Pittston
5%%
Pond
85% Oct
7
July
8
6
9% Sep 15
99% Mar 29
45% Apr
27
(The)
100
100
100
1
common
100
5
4% %
&
Serv
3%%
com
of
45%
451/4
45%
45
45 3/8
2,700
20'/a
20%
20%
20
20%
14,900
34%
34%
341/4
400
1
*156%
*45
47
>
*34
158%
*156%
47
14%
13%
62
*106%
25%
25%
9%
333/4
34%
106
601/2
59%
60;
*1051/2
25%
25%
25%
9%
91/4
9'A
9%
5,800
14,300
34%
106%
42%
36%
36aA
*106
34%
33%
33%
1071/4
1061/4
106%
420
43
413A
42%
41%
42%
17,900
36%
37%
371/8
37%
9,400
25%
300
25
25
*25
112
112
*112
113
1023A
noi%
102%
*1061%
107%
107%
107%
109
1123A
101%
101 %
*101%
*106
107%
*108
109
*108
10%
10
10
10
10%
9%
10%
15,700
36%
35%
35%
353/a
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
12,700
93%
*93%
933/4
95
*933/4
94
95
933/4
36%
,
36%
36%
87%
87%
♦87%
*85
*108
109
95
35%
36 3/a
25,300
88%
88%
300
87
86%
*85
*36%
38%
*363/a
38%
*36%
983/4
*96
983/4
*96
983A
97
97
60%
61%
603/4
613/4
61
61%
60%
60%
*11'A
42'A
102
32
12%
*11%
14%
42
42%
102
*1003a
613/o
*11%
13
62
13
*
42%
423/8
102%
42%
102%
103%
32
32
32
32
*110
118
*110
118
32%
118
87
19
18%
85%
89
*83%
57%
58
18%
183/4
89
90
*87%
83%
85%
57%
57%
18%
*11%
42%
♦103
32%
*110
18%
13
42%
104%
32%
118
18 3/8
89
*871/2
89
83%
*813A
84%
57%
57
14%
57
16%
*11%
42 V2
*103
86%
38%
42%
*110
130
32 %
700
118
17
18
*87%
82%
55%
15%
89
82%
56%
14
14
162
*156
162
*156
162
*156
162
162
*161%
162
*161
162
162
162
162
162
14%
613/8
61%
61
61%
3,100
104%"
32%
*156
14%
20
21,800
13
158
14%
70
363/4
38%
*85
10
90
*86
*83%
110
1083/4
10
108 3/4
*36%
*943/4
18%
*88%
100
300
•
10
109
87
*H0
1,300
37
1
25%
*25
33%
107
*112%
107%
1,000
9%
43%
106 %
107
,
251/a
34%
25%
*1061/2
26,300
25%
106%
102%
100
107,
108
9
112
700
48%
13%
60'/a
36%
25%
154
62%
42%
111%
*45%
13%
25%
34%
*101%
154
48%
13%
44%
25%
158%"
13%
*106%
107
102%
♦45
14%
37
112
157%
*60%
9%
107
48
*34
13%
108
25%
9%
158%
*45 %
13%
603a
34%
16
8,700
10
200
1,400
10,300
10
110
61 %
61
7,300
6%
8,400
193/4
8,600
61%
62%
6%
20%
6%
63/4
6%
6 3/4
6%
21%
20%
20%
193/4
20%
20
20%
19%
74%
74%
74'A
*72%
74%
*73
74%
*72%
74%
77%
77%
77%
*77
77%
*77
77%
77
77
20%
20%
20%
20%
18%
19%
2,100
25%
1,700
*73
77%
*20%
*149
26%
107%
14%
28%
151
61%
*149
26%
108%
26%
♦106
61%
150
151
♦106
20 %
150
26%
108
19%
6%
♦149
♦149
26
♦104%
63A
25%
*103 5/s
106
14
14%
28%
14%
14%
14
28%
28%
28%
28
31%
31'A
31%
32
32
*31
*14
10
7Q0
10
26
106
28%
14%
28-%
.
26%
26%
108
*13%
14%
29
20%
6%
V4
28 5/8
130
400
4,900
500
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 s/s
17%
19%
193/a
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
6,500
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
115/8
11%
15; 200
39
*373/4
39
38%
38%
100
893A
88%
893A
3,800
9%
9%
7,300
(Del)_l
5
com
No par
10
No pai
com
com—No par
100
100
preferred
-
Inc
No par
No par
common
preferred-_...p~_100
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Radio Corp of America
$3.50 1st preferred
Pictures
34
453/o
90,800
31%
%
Indiana—No par
$1.40 dlv preference
4.08% preferred
RKO
30
173/4
*17%
'%
25
25
(The)
510
17%
19%
100
conv
112
108
18
17%
preferred
4.16% preferred
5%
111%
*107
17%
32%
preferred
Pure Oil
108
18
19_,
11 %
*37%
89'A
4.32%
Pub Serv El & Gas
111%
600
10,300
17%
No par
preferred
Co
41%
*31%
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Public
41%
42
20%
20%
34
1061/2
1
Gamble
cum
203/a
34%
46'A
*105%
180
280
17%
45%
20%
*44%
'
\
10
Power Co
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75
45%
111%
*107
61%
46% >
600
*
-
No par
B
preferred series A__50
conv
Procter
5
Pocahontas
class
Electric
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Pullman
22
prior pfd
& West Virginia
Creek
Potomac
21
21
100
series
Co
Poor & Co
60% Oct
33% July 15
No par
preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
4.18%
155% Apr
No par
A
conv
15
65% Sep 24
110% Jan 29
10
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Sep
35% Oct 21
Jan
79
95% Dec
6
11
29%
Jun
•6
Mar 19
25% Sep
Mow If
15
Aug 10
92% Mar 3
15
88
18
4
43
21% Jan
81
2% Oct
7
15
25% Aug 31
J31%Jun
18
No par
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
5%%
18% Jan
(conv)
class
107%
63%
106%
38%
58
preferred
1123/4
"
98%
*36 %
*94%
158
162
11
89% Jan
146
100
9,900
111%
36%
2
613A
62%
107 %
89%
No par
3,200
108
36%
25
common
85%-
111%
*87%
1
78% Oct
2
12% Jan
Hosiery
28%
85»/a
413A
37%
No par
5
283A
42%
90%
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
11
27
95
273A
41%
36%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
5%
July SO
Apr
31% Jan
9%
35%
25%
*44%
*87%
*66
100
Pltney-Bowes Inc
11
98
9 '/a
33'A
107
37 3/a
27%
*1051/2
17%
108
37%
*24%
46'/a
5
No par
com
$4 preferred
Oct
150
*106/2
25%
37%
25%
106%
42
1,300
37%
*44%
17%
158%
64 3/4
633/a
1,300
45%
*24%
*105%
100
common
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Apr
,
..
*108
1
100
preferred
111%
*107
37
85%
46
60%
100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
160
47
13'8
100
No par
100
preferred
$4.80
*22
43%
36%
*25'A
111%
*101'A
106%
No par
& Iron
Aug 17
18
1
9
34(f
12.50
Aug 12
13
Sep 14
Sep 14
45%
20%
100
Pitts C C & St L RR
80
108
45%
5
;
Phillips Jones Corp
113
17%
100
Pillsbury Mills Inc
35
4
17 /8
5
Phillips Petroleum
100
..H2
45
10
preferred series A
19
2
85%
37
1,200
12
*44%
28%
85%
preferred
3.9% series preferred
10
14
283/4
853/4
4%
2
Jan
28%
(conv)
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
3
22% Mar 27
*28
85%
5
Reading Coal
Corp common
ll
87% Jan
28%
85 3/o
100
preferred
preferred
Jan
101
28%
87
No par
&
45% Aug
6
45
28%
10
preference com
97% Apr
Jan
45
86
preferred
9
July 22
45
12
27
100
preferred
5
Sep 21
12%
27
7
common
29
19
4,200
12%
28
Phelps-Dodge Corp
93% Feb
05
8,200
3%
25%
& Co Inc com
29
Aug
10%
*27
America
preferred
23
10% July 15
934
3%
*24%
com_
common
Jan
32
10
28
33 %c
Dec
May 18
9%
25%
Co
98
69% Mar 25
600
37%
100
29
30
300
9,900
*27
preferred
27
Dec
32
32%
40%
*37
100
5%
9,700
32
*24'a
&
02% Jun
1
48% Sep 15
Mar
57,000
40%
37%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
3%%
*31
540
8%
33
32 %
28
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Philco
31%
102 %
41
25%
50
37% July 19
102%
*40'A
12%
series
17
9,600
7%
45
4%%
conv
100
103,200
32 3/4
12
4.40%
4.68%
9
16%
8%
37%
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Phlla
103%
45
413/4
3
11,900
68%
33%
32%
33%
15%
7%
*31
50
19,500
68
.
32%
12%
42%
4.3%
83
23
45
41%
107% Sep 30
110
May 5
11
Sep 10
Mar 13
30
'
*12
Light com___No par
preferred
100
3.8%
Jan
Dec
10 %
♦102%
25
Sand
Power
$1
Feb
10
10
65%
4.4%
11
10%
31%
31%
106%
4
Jan
41
63%
3
7% May
32%
40%
*44 %
*105%
22
107
8
32%
42
63%
Oct
108% Not 12
31
33%
106%
Oct
7%
33
31
63%
44%
Phila
103
32%
*41
*105%
115
11
102
10%
31%
1
103
Jan
103 %
100
Glass
5
103
*103
*24%
preferred
May 28
Jan
26
18% Jan
26% Jun
23
9
16 %
68%
No par
Pfizer
19
32%
9%
15%
67%
25
11
25% Mar 17
*9
15%
"27
°28
preferred
4%
9%
33%,,'
810
'
6%
45%
38
32% Jan
16
20% Jun 24
*9
33
6
12%
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
28% Jun
9%
33
;
6%
46
11
Feb
32%
6
12%
preferred
15% Jan
112% Mar 30
153
6%
25
prior
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of
2
*152%
6
33/4
24
5
152
3%
Aug 27
43% Feb
152
3%
26% Sep
108% Jan
*9
18,000
153
413/4
3%
Pet Milk Co
18
9%
7,200
421%
128'/a
42 %
3%
Aug 19
29% Sep 21
33%
"20
35%
*128
413%
*3%
preferred
Penn
107% Oct
32%
35
128%
*152
6%
33%
353/8
128
3%
$1.32
45% Aug 26
113
5%
35%
42%
128%
3%
conv
5%
Mar 18
153
6%
35%
42 %
128%
3%
$1 preferred
8
15% Mar 25
35%
42%
3%
Corp
106% Feb
30% Jun
*152
353/4
129
3%
Corp
July
42%
128%
3%
Penna
May 26
35%
42%
3%
(J C) Co
Penn-DIxie Cement
47
36%
129
3%
$1.30
107
10,400
54%
3%
Penney
13
42%
3%
common
29
19
42
3%
Mines
89% July 7
67% Oct 21
Apr
105
5
42%
68%
No par
25
38% Oct
Feb
27
41 %
3%
Peninsular Telep common
4
23
41%
19%
No par
30% Jan
6,300
413/4
5
Penick & Ford
14
36%
42%
5
46
21% Aug 10
42%
67
par
35
29% Dec
35%
Transportation
No
& Enterprises
Parmelee
11
27% Aug 10
28% Aug 27
85% Mar 19
543A
37
42
42
88% Dec
3
55%
36%
33%
Peabody Coal Co
Dec
67
*54%
37%
42
4% July
8
12% Jan 25
82
*65%
5 5 3/8
36%
31 %
33 %
3% Mar 12
27% Sep 15
20% NOT
2
67
*54
2.50
2% Apr 20
10% May 11
5%
*65%
55%
36%
Co
7
25
*65%
67
36
'
7%
8
Oct
420
32%
9
7
40'A
7%
Jan
May
39%
32 3A
Jan
5
40
7%
6
Jan
40
323/o
18
34
40
15%
No par
110
300
40
40
9%
67
7%
27,700
96
9%
7%
22
Patino
*94
10
33%
28
23
96
*9%
33
2% Dec
7% Feb
*94
10%
*54
55%
153
96
*9%
1
Corp
Co
Proof
*65%
9%
1
Corp
10% Oct
!
6%
32%
1
Pictures
36
128%
*151 %
1
preferred
37
July 30
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
Paramount
45% Aug 19
11% Sep
7
No par
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
35% Aug 19
37% Jan
No par
Mills
Pacific
-.
67
35%
42
35%
42 %
No par
noncum
Corp
&
*65%
55 %
No par
noncum
Finance
Pacific
21"%
100
common
preferred
Pacific
No par
com
com_No par
No par
1
1
Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
100
No oar
31%
•38
1,200
♦38
38%
89%
893/4
89%
89
89%
10
10%
10
10%
10
10
77%
77%
78
78
*77%
78%
771/4
77%
42
42%
41%
42
413A
42%
41%
42%
42
42%
9,100
38i/4
38%
38%
38 3/a
4,700
*89%
901/4
*89%
90%
50
25%
♦25 3A
263/a
200
27
•26%
27
37%
*89%
*25"%
*26%
28
30%
103
103%
59!%
61%
*110
37%
38%
38%
38%
89%
89%
*89%
90%
26%
*25%
26%
25%
25%
26%
*26%
27
38
90
27%
28 %
30%
30%
103
103
103%
♦103%
59
60%
613/4
62%
111
♦110
313/4
32
32%
153% 153%
25%
25%
34
84
6%
9Vs
*96 %
44
38
35
84
6%
9%
97
44
153%
27%
28%
30%
303/4
103%
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
26
.
..Monday, November 1, 1954
(1786)
Continued—Page 10
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6
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see page. 28
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46%
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13
53 % Jan
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-
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14
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14
260
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22
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106
37
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4
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Oct
43%
61%
(Del)
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,
441%
38
29%
99% Oct
Feb 18
45%
43%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington Co
No par
Spear & Co common
1
20
29% Aug
15
44%
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Pacific
Southwestern
26
7% Mar 17
15%
3,500
3,100
44 To
45
5%
-
31
26,600
45%
'
27 %
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Dec" 11
1,700
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50
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27
May 21
37%
46
30
Southern Railway common
25
21
36 V2
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27%
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50
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6,500
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29%
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20'%
9%
27%
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20 Vb
50
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45%
17
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700
53%'
20
52
42 Tb
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Sep
8%
8%
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169%
2,700
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45%
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36% Sep
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175
6,700
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42%
6
29
26
20%
11,400
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471%
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28
45
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2
35% Dec
25
47
54%
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163/4 : 16%
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551/2
100
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25%
400
14,800
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47%
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25
2,300
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43 Vb
47 Va
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42%
28 V4 Feb
Natural
43%
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10
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43%'-
37%
37 y4
24
27% Feb
33% Feb
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46 Vb
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11
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19
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36%
5
1
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July 28
13
36 Va
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5
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12%
36%
100
J,
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15% Jan
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2
12%
5
1
37% Jan
15
19%
45%
27%
2,600
54%
54 Vo-
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South Porto Rico Sugar >com_No par
18
54%
19%
_100
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1
54
12%
No par
25
10
4,600
27i/4
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27
27
20%
39
68%
28
20%
'
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36%
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28%.
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55%
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28%
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No par
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55%
54%
1
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10
68%
70'%
7
1 Vb
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53
54%'
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35%
8%;
54
21 va
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—:—.—:
29
1
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7.50
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9
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79'%
70Tb
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■
81 '
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Solvay American Corp'4% pfd—100
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AUg 19
18% Aug 23
54£
'
par
Co—
55
53
53%
28%
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39% Mar 16
33% Juri
53
54%
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71
80
100
20%
15%
35%
15%
50
871/4
109
106 y2
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70 %
1
Smith-Douglass
49% Jan
5
71 Vo
No par
Sooony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar Aircraft Co 1
Mar 26
53% Feb'
70%
*
49% Sep
May
31
15%
1
32% Aug 25
175
*15 Vb
15%
Gas
Smith-Corona Inc
8
35%
15%
»
4'
17:
36%
27%
-i.
106 %
*106
106%
35
15%
Co_
&
28
27%
27%
*106
35
106%
No par
& Co—
Saw .&
Oil
...
34%,
1
21%
21%
27%
*106
par
*86'/2
*107
'•*
3,000
29
*2oya
20%
68 Vb
69 %'
68%
69%
68%
r
50
■
*
29 1
861/2
109 '
■
1071%
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29%
*20i/o
81
*79%
5
A)
Co
69% ;
69
1
common
preferied-No
4
15,
32% Dec
Co
Co__—
35 % Jan
53
1
40
15% Jan
'
*
1
—100
3%
47y4Aug 10'
23'
*
42% Oct 15
1
86i/2
*107'
21,900
49%.
96
96
*791%
20
20
20
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O)
50% Mar 29
25% Jan
8
87%
107 y2-
81
com
"
Aug. 5
Jan
*86 y2
107 V2
*79%.
Co
Simmons
87%
*19%
Shelleft Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
i
29%
*86%
86J/a
110
-
81
(Frank
Shell
43% Mar 20
58% Mar
*108'/8
108 Vo- 108 Vo
29%
29%
86%
:■
29 Va
29%
29 Vb
29 ya
48%
49%
107%
*106
107%
*106
107%
-
96
♦95
96
*95
95
49 Va
50%
49
51%
50%
95
20%
fund
Sheaffer '(W
5
;
♦106
*79%
Oil
Shattuck
51%
96
107%
*106
*19V2
(The)
common
5
43% Mar 20
..
Jan
50%
'*95
.
5
Sharon! Steel
30-.
29 %
13% Sep 141
37 % Aug 17.
37
5% Sep
62% Dec
*24%
100
10
27%
100^
preferred
Shamrock
27
4
1-42
12% Sep
35% Sep
25 T 4
*25
35%
A 5%
Rubber
Inc
Servel
13
29% Jan
23% Sep 29
Oct
6%
5%
Line RR Co
Oil
Seiberling
20
33 % Oc^ 14
44
14
5T4
.
27%
Seeger Refrigerator Co—
3»
'
103
14
5%
5
Co
Air
lOVo Sep
Veil
4
17% Jan < 6
28% Sep
4% Dec
14%
*5%
1
series
37% Mar 11
4.
8 % Jan
25% Jon
6
13y4 Sep' 15-
U%
14%
6'/s
%>
101%
(The)
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
26
55% Oct
42%-July 19
73
14%
*5%
*
11% Mar 25
22
Oct
69% Jau
27
40
Apr
Dec
38
14 y
6%
50
Corp
Elec
Seaboard
Aug 17*
7% Jun
■
24% Dec
23
14%
*5Tb
—1
sink
$5.75
161
7
42% Dec
3
43% Mar 16
80--
18
Sep- 15
35% Sep
33
14'/4
1
Co common
Seaboard Finance
9
21% Jan
3
12% Mar 12
60% Oct- 27-
106% Mar
18% May 24
76
Sep 27
14% Feb 26
"
14%
25
preferred
3.35%
57 Vo Mar
26%'Mar 27
Oct
16%
36Tb
—
No par
—s—L—No par
common
4—25
preferred _w—i
i^.100/..
conv preferred
—100
Seaboard
29% July 19
July 21
13
Mar"24
11
15
47
29%
16%
27%
preferred
Scranton
1
20% Sep
8% Sep
121
*231%
17
Paper Co cdmrnon.——No par
4.30%
19
Jan
62% Dec
Dec
29%
*16%
101%
noncum
3.65%
-
21% Aug 18
5'
42
17
30
*28%
17
preferred
Scovill M'fg
Co
15
74
86 y« Apr
13
29%
16%
27%
(Jacob)
$4
i
89% Mar 23
109'
29
17%
:
*28 Vb
17%
No par
Corp
$3.40
1
Oct
4
15
Scott
8
96
106
8'
85% Feb
102% Jan
52% Oct
8
25% Jan
2
3
29
35
(
16
12% Dec
8
29%
17
10i%
preferred
100
Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series1 A
^.100
San Diego Gas; & Electric Co——10
Sangamo Electric Co—4
.10"
Savage Arms , Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inci
1.40
Schering Corp/
4
15c-
„
11% Jan
33
32
*28%
17%
27%
El Corp—No par-
<Sc
Aircraft
5%
.
.
.
45 Va July 31
14
Oct
29%
St
<
Feb
*"79% Jan
09% Aug 24
7
22
14
Sep
17% Sfep
27% Sep
2
17% Dec
15
21% Sep
35
29%
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
May 24
103
Gas
Preferred
>
.
20
6
Feb 25
110*
10
36% Sep
41
*33
28%
St L San F Ry Co common__No pat
»
13% Aug
86% Feb
30'
19"
68% Jun
St
22% Jan
31% Jan 12
29"
Jun
15 '/a Jun
*39%
35
60%
Stores common
3
preferred'' ——
—10"
conv preferred
100
Joseph Lead Ooiu^-—
_lo
Joseph Light & Power—No par
St
;
17% Apr 28
Mar 23
105
81% Jun
08.
2
23% May 18
11-Jan
4
-
91% Jan
18
24% Dec
41
*33
29,600
3
l
Jun
98
*39%
34%
4%
;
*
6
Jan
41
*32%
4.30%
6
13
Jan
Va Mar
*39 y2
35
Safeway
;
May 14 i
35% Oct 19
3
15
1,600
41
*33
60%
preferred;.
Spring
Ruppert
July 27
27% May 25
70% AUg 23
12
93% Jan
128
271%
*39 %
1
150
Nov 12
27
;
27%
*
41% Jun
280•'
-Apr
20% Jan
Sep-15
27%
10
Royal McBee Corp
4
0V
23% Mar 25
22
10% Dec
27
25T4
Ruberold Co
5
5
123
Scp*14*
21
20
2 6 To
Royal Dutch Petrol Co„50 Guilders
'
OCt
23
8 :
Afcr
Jan
96.
26To
10
Co_
preferred series A—
Ronson
9
112
22%- Oct 29
62y2 Jan
2
160*
9
27
25%
1
20
47% Sep
f
312
15
27
*
99% Oct
4
14
14% May
17% Sep
91% Sep!
17,700
27%
*5%
1
41% Oct 27
16% Mar 9
88% Jan
5
19% Nov 24
33% Jan 30
13
20% Sep
38% Jan 28
43%Jan
14
71% Oct
4
4%
7
10% Oct
9
103% Jun
22 •
13%
10
preferred series A
& .Haas
Rohm
Rohr
Oct
35
12% Aug 23
Jun
Oct""?'
13%
100
Corp.—;
conv
Rockwell
.
Mar 29
105
4
Oct
14% Jan
17%Mar"23
30%
16% Jun 29r
13%
26
■
Rochester
'
5
8
Jan
6% May 27
Jan
-
;
21
Jan
1'8% Jan
33% May 21
•1
13%
14
Roberstsliaw-Fulton Controls com..^,1
5 % %'
98
22% Jan 30
11 % Dec "l5
13 To
33%
10
series
4.50%
Oil
4.50%
,
;
148.
55 V« Aug
14% Dec "29
13 %
41
—No par
Roan Arltelope Copper Mines——
Robbins Mills Inc common
20;
36% Aug 11
13
Jan
2
May 18
Jan
25
6% Sep 24
"
41
17
Dec
'
24
14
43% Dec
7
21% Nov
9
149% Dec 11
7
23
115
3
25% Aug
35-% Jun
1«% Dec
13%
Ritter Company
,
29% Aug 11
22% Oct
13 Vb
100
series
3.60%
Manufacturing
Richfield
'
7
% Dec 18';
27% Mar 3
9
6% Apr 23
1,900
14
*17%
—1
50c
•
Rheem
4
3
25% Jan
29% Mar 18
Jan
5
65
9
39%
39%
1
,
22
52%
39
*
*9%
———/
Preferred
5
Feb
104
Common
■
22% Sep 14r
43% Sep 14
51%
39%
50c
25
series
Corp—:
—_—
Aviation- Corp_r—
■
..
53%
39%
*25%
Holding
.
4
48% Mar
Feb 10
Mar 16
46*
78
5
Jan
4
Jan
5
33% July
•
58% July 21
5
107
Jun 22
51% Jan 12
90% Jan
14'
6(
,
.Aug Id
49
5"-.
52%
39%
*28%
10
8 U Republic Steel Corp com—No par
65 % Oct
• Revere
Copper & Brass—^—No par
59% Oct 11
Rexall Drug Inc
L—
2.50
7% Jan 25
95% Oct 20
Reynolds Metals Co com.i—No par
15% Oct "22
Reynolds Spring Coi———-:—.—1
—10
40% May 18 T Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
i
3
12% Sep
52%
39%
--
22
lfr
9% Mar 20
31
98"% Dec
11
37% Feb
;
*
-
22
Dec
Jan
56*
21
80y« Jun
4
26
3
50 T4
39 «/4
33%
5
100
common
Republic
Republic Pictures common..
$1
convertible prelerred
5% Aug 16
Jan
10% Jan
3
11% Jun
9% Sep
4% Sep
Reo
Apt;
•
'
4% May 18
17
14
40% Sep 14
31 V» Apr
7
2% Sep
Co
Mfg
Remington-Rand cdmmon ;
$4 50 preferred -—j»—
i
18
6
43% Aug 23
11
Jan
f Oct
Shares
51%
39%
Co—
&
pfd 3%%
Conv
29% Oct' 21
2
23
19% Feb
21
14
84
Oct. 29
x50%
*39
prior preference
10
Stores Corp
No par
Reliance
25
60% Oct
the Week
Friday
Oct. 28
2u%
div
Reliable
8
Jan
Thuisday
13!%
50c.
.
Sales for
PRICES
27
.
33 %
No par
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
$1.25
3
31% Feb
preferred
Mills—v
2nd
Hosiery
Roller Bit Co—
Reeves
2
6"% Aug
1st preferred
Oct
'
4 % May
•»
common..
noncum
Silk
Reed
,
26
14% Jan 19
23
48
19% Aug 17
18% July 22
7% Mar 20
23
19% Jan
*
4%
Real
1
Jun
Co
noncum
Reis
4
13% Sep
/
1
Co
SALE
Wednesday
r-
52%
50%
1
25
5
50
<-50
50
—5
—
Mfg
Oct. 25
Par
common—*.
preferred
#2
"Raytheon
29% May 24
9
24
31% Dec 22
33% Jan
36% Dec
Mar
Rayonier- Inc
53% Oct 23
39% Oct io
15'% Sep 22
40% Aug 26
36
Sep 13
26% Oct
36
EXCHANGE
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year1053
15%
90
*80
64 y2
1,900
65%
65%
64
99%
997/a
21
21%
20%
21 y8.
6,900
69'%
70
6,600
35
351/4
5,000
<
230
69%
70 Va
35 va
351/8
35%
91%
9%
9%
9Va
9%
9V2
91/4
64 %
64 Va
641/2
63%
641%
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63T'2
37'/2
37
37Ts-
6,200
36%
36%
5,400
92%.
35%
36
35%
36%
36%
36%
36 yv
36%
36V2
36%
36%
36 y4
92 Vb
91%
91%
91%
91 y2
92-
91%
92%
13%
14
13%
14
14
13%
14
14
13 %
13%
13%
13 Tb
13%
13%
*92
90
—
13%
13%
6,700
230
620
13%
14
5,300
13%
13%/
3.90C
[Volume 180
Number 5373
The Commercial and Financial Chroniple
.
(1787) -27,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
YearJ 953,
Lowest
49 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
,r
Sep
21
59% Jan
65% Sep
15
81% Jan
5
52% Jan
4
2
68 % Jan
!
,
NEW
.
Highest
t
YORK
79% Oct
4
Standard
4
95% Sep
23
Standard
44% Oct
29
45% Oct
27
Oil
t
of California
67
Sep
94
'78%
15
Sep
31
21
5
71% Jan
4
101% Oct
5
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
32% Jan
4
42% Oct
4
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
100% Jan
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
10% Feb
8
11% Jau
12
4
19% Sep
27
5
53 % Oct
22
5
42% July 30
13% Aug 17
30
13% Mar 26
17
12% May 11
47% Dec
7
42% Feb
17%
May_25
'11% Jan
38
Dec
10%
5
87
30% May
Dec~30
4
5
36 % Feb
21
102'% Mar 11
17
Jun
24
94% Jan
L4
91% Jan
23
36% Jan
2
22 % Apr
30
16% Sep
12% Dec
14
23% Feb
20% Dec
2
19% Feb
16
17% Feb
29
10% Sep 15
16 % July
1
.2
13% Jan
4
;16% Mar 11
12 !
a
28% Jan
9
21 % Jan
4
10
Dec
14
30% Jan
4i% Sep
8% Jan
11% Sep
18
July
Feb
2
7
117
Jan
14
21
66
Sep
6% Nov
69
Feb
100
% Mar 25
Stromberg-Carlson
Sun
$4.50
Sun
Oil
Class
71% Jan
14
32
18% Dec
11
-
35% Jan
2
44 % Dec
14v
29% Sep
21
40
78
86
Sep
30
16
4% Sep
15
Jan
4
635
20
v
13
97% Jun
8
22
660
35
Jan
4
Jan
J 4 % Jan
29
Dec
22% Jan
May 3 2
Jan
5
May 22
111% Jan
5
7% Feb
5
30% Jan
26
16
-
24% Oct
51% Sep
40% July 13
81% Jan
13
92% Sep
14
4% Feb
Swift
14
Oct
28
;
16
•
24
122
o%
$4
12%
12%
12%
12%
ir
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
40
1
10%
10%
10%
11?
11
*98%
25
16% Aug 20
Taleott Inc
21
21
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
58% Dec
24
57% Jan
4
27
Texas
1
39
Jau
11
90% Sep
30
Texas
Gulf
5
80% Jan
4
109% Oct
6
5% Oct
15
30% Sep
14
42% Feb
24
5% Jun
35
Oct
6
165
103
138
Sep
15
37% Jan
10
6% Dec
18
Jan
,23
Instruments
Texas
Pacific Coal &
Mar
48% Dec
'
9
16
: 12% Mar
6
22
107
11
140
Jan
46% Mar
4
23
Texas
&
Texas
Utilities
Textron
5
11% Aug
17"% Aug
11% Aug 31
14 % Mar 10
13% Jan
7
18% July 29
35% Nov
17
42
26
38% Jan
4
47
7% Dec
31
12% Jan
8
8% Jan
22
17
6% Dec
31
6% Jun
11
30
17% Jan
9 % Jan
Juni 4
44
15
20
Mar
Feb
3 % Aug
14
27
13% Jan
9 % Oct ;15
3
1% Mar
1
42%. Oct
97% Jan
1
19% Oct ,14
29
;46% Jan
10
23% Sep J 4
12% Sep 14
2
27 % Mar 25
5
13 % Mar 25
12
7
The
92
92%
90%
115
90%
92
92
116
117
116
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5%
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,
16
5%
5%
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5%
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1
120
7,600
243%
44
395%
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140
2,300
5,300
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300
16
16
16
16
19
19%
18%
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19%
19%
19%
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145
142
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-
16,800
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84
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109
13
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81 "A
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107 %
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17
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4
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v
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10
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17
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15%
16%
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43
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4
4
4
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103/4
44
44
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102%
26
46%
403/8
463/4
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14
10 3/4
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44J/8
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46 3/»
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46J/4
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-
2,100
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300
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220
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190
300
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15
15
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15,000
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43
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55'A
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133
54%
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134
71/8
1
100
1
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413/4
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142
'
7%
4
140
54%,
..
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11%
142
541/8
14%
44%
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141
*
135%
,
53%
1
Bearing
37,000
122
5%
153/8
16,900
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92%
120
:
53/4
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443/4
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39
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9%
700
800
14
11,600
6,500
"
r
29% Mar 19
>20 % Feb
25
25% Feb
2
37
July 36
13% Jan
12
24% Oct
25
Feb
2
15 % Apr
19
21% Aug
17% Jan
27
15% Jan
4
24
112 %" Aug
7
110-
Mar 19
103% Oct
28
16
23% Aug 16
115% Aug 16
56% Oct 25
29
Transamerlca Corp.
Trans
World
—1
34
Airlines Inc
22%
5;
No par
Tri-continental Corp common.
1
■i $6 preferred
.
No par
$2.70
preferred
29
20% Jan
30
13
Apr
39
47% Feb
25
42
May 28
-15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
16% Jan
30
Oct
11
Sep 25
69 %. Jan
30
49% Jun
83
Oct
11
21 % Dec
28
18%. Jun
28% Sep
18% Sep
14
20th
17
"w
11% Jan; 15
15
Jun
8
13% Jan
35% Sep
5% Dec
25
45
Jun
8
41 %; Jan
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
26
Dec
29
55% Jan
15
7
Dec
23
13% Jan
8
38% Sep
61% Jun
15
49% Mar 20
75% Dec 18
43% Jan
16
70% Feb
16
19% Jun
16
24%
21%
Jan
25
104% Jan
15
'■
18% Feb
19
Truax-Traer
46% Oct 21
54% Sep 17
14% Aug 23
Coal
Co
Preferred series
A
112
(conv)
113
23%
23%
233/4
23%
■■
163/4
*163/4
16%
21%
21%
17'%
21%
!
21%
56
56
i&
1111%
900
10,600
56
56 %
56'%
56'%
3,100
15%
15%
46 3/4
273/a
77%.
15%
15%
1,600
1,580
111%
16
*15%
*45%
46%
*45%
463/4
*45%
46 3/4
*45i%
1
27%
27%
273/4
27%
273A
27%
273/4
77%
76'A
76%
*76%
77%
77'A
25%
26%
13%
1
?.
253%.
17%
26%
17%
17%
17%
X13
17 3/e
173%
52
*50
52
133/4
133/4
*50
26'A
26
17%
52
*50
13%
64,000
213%
56
27
23%
17%
15%;
52
'
17%
55%
17%
22%
12,500
21'%
16%
26%
%
y*
33
17%,
213/8.
56%
*50
24%
32'%.
333A(
21
15%
Century Fox Film new.
1
Transit com—No par
conv
prior preferred
50
Co—
-
16%
..
56%
*76
Coach
333%
34
;1
50
Twin
22
33%
50
common
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv 5% series of 1952
1
5%
16%
34%
50
i"
Twin City Rap
23
22%
"33%
21% -21%
—
*
Dec
34%
*16%
2
Transue& Williams Steel
42% Jun
18
24
45
37%
23
791%
*680
i"
22%
45%
37%
No par
Tide'Water
10
2
O'/b
.
725
22
45%
50c
8
15
.
93/4
*680
21%
37%
No par
9
Dec
13% Jan
93/4
704
29,300
<•
.
7
13% Sep
106% Jun
49
79%
*10%
Co
25%
*22%
46%
44%
Co..—_
I
Edison
*25
79%
9%
120
25%
*25
19%
223/4
704
4,300
117
19
22%
9%
1,900
84%
*116%
19%
79%
22
12%
-
Toledo
25 3/8
38 Vu
l
Oct
6
84
29,700
12,500
*
45%*
104%
.
Thompson (J R)._;
k
Thompson Products Inc com
4%
preferred!
a—!_v.
15% Aug
5
85
117
19%
44%
common
Roller
843/4
*116%
19%
23
*413/4- 43
Timken
84%
79%
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
47% July 14
100
45 %
10
24
.
*98%
100
*98%
44%
1
Sep
45
11
117
45%
Oil
preference
Co
39%
103/4
451/4
10
Cou*
Fair
Thermoid
12%
39%
5
common..
conv
.11%
'11%.
23
715
3,900
■12%;
•39%-
79%
9%
4,800
.
10%
44%-'
21'
.38
39%
23
r-715
600
235%
36%
A
45%
$1.25 conv preferred
A
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40
12
23%
'•
44%
No par
Trust—
Pacific Ry
Inc
233A38%",
19
■■■»•■■
100
37%
—
103% Sep
27% Oct
7
18% July 20
36% Jan
4
12% Jan
Jiily 30
Jan
5% July 14
18
92% Jun
9
May 17
44
9
8% July
5
8% Aug 17
39% May 17
14% Mar 12
*
'
*18%
16% A
certificates
58% July 19
9
6% Jan
Sep
share
19%'
16%
Inc
Pacific Land
Sub
1,200
3,200
16%
25
Texas
149% Oct
18%
16%
80
'
2,900
18%
16
*16 %-
1
Producing Co
Sulphur
19
11
203/4
90
11,300
18'%*
23
10
4,100
.
16%
16%
9
14
100% Jan
20%
.
24'%
38%.
J.
3,300
96
8
49% Aug 16
Texas
101
24
21%
r
*183A
/
413/g
*95
25
16%
—No par
—
4
Oct
41%
; :
800
96
23%
12%
7.50
(James)
Texas Gulf
>42
79%
725
100
35%
16%
(The)__4.16%
5
Jan
*25
54
12%
5
common
Co
54% Apr
110% Jan
2
25%
11,800
34i%
*16%
Corp—
20% Oct
*51%
50
(conv)
Gould
81% Sep
81% Oct
27
19%
500
11,300
'12%
18%
i
10,600
7%
173/4
17%
80%
9%
*702
*116 'A
19%
*25
;
23
*79%
25
83%
117
19%
25%
*98%
85%
*116 %
19%
23
10c
84%
117
*25
20
No par
pfd
cum
25
14
85%
100
"
125/8 "
20%
....
y
11%
No par
preferred
$4.40
Symington
11
6
15
10
No par
40%
101
7%
353/8;
16%
38%
25
Jan
35
11 % Jun
381/2
Co
&
40% Jan
Jan
Dec
39
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
,14% Jan
5 % Oct
88% Jan
38%
-
Sweets Co of America
-
17
78% Dec
1% Jan
40%;
California—
18
Dec
39%
12.50
Co
of
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
20
Sep
49% Sep
10
19%
*100%
54
24%
19
*981%
40%
;
>
18.,
*95
24
Steel
34
8% Jan
33
19
pfd ser 1950
Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
28
4
4
Superior Oil
Superior
28
41% Feb
105% Jan
Sunshine Mining
■a
48% July 13
31 % Jan
25
17% Nov
2
21
f
16%
23%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
13
Juii
11
Feb
11% Sep
81 (i
"17% Oct
V
18%
16%
19
85
10% Jan
8
21%
18%
16%
24
117
73%
84% Oct
21 '/a
18%
96
23%
preferred series A
11
21%
18%
*95
*18%
1
conv
; Jan
21%
'I6y8,
100
V
7%
41%
251/2
■
52,700
35%.
:
>
25
18%
—100
5%%
7
42'A
96
16%
common
2nd
42
25%
21 '%
8,900
1,600
98%
"
95
18%
45'%
975/8
12%:
y
25
16%
44%
*51%
35%
96
21%
453/8
100%-.
X173/8
26%
25%'
preferred
Corp
4%%
19
*94%
No par
4
Nov
42%
90
41
"12%
18%
...
25% Oct
Aug
42
89'%
101
52
35%
*12%
*
"
24%
preferred
4'%%
Oil
12%
42%
52
35V4
12% ;
11,300
90%
40%
18
i8%
-
17
12% Jan
17
A
Sunray
34%
12%'
17%
Shares
703/4
71
*100%
T
7%
7%
23%
common.
common.
54%-
35%
1
*
23% May 10
1
35
Co
A
,-r
70%
*69%
45%
,
*
101
7
—No par
21
6
40:
series
:
18
*52%
.
*100%
7%
20
*„
Corp
101
.
'
7
17%
55
5
Co
Corp.!
Chemical
*100%
7%
18%
42%
5
-
101
713/8
98%
413/«
453A
the Week
Oct. 29
71%,
90
100%
40%
33%
__15
common
23% Mar 26
Nov
13
Corp
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preferences
Stone & Webster--—
24 % Jan
26
45%
99%
41%
12%
100
Co Inc.—
&
Studebaker-Packard' Corp
21
99%
41%
*52%
5
common
71
*70%
91
99%
Friday
Oct. 28
72%
41%
7%
1
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Sunbeam
J
118% Aug . 9
20% Apr 19
16 Vu Jan
(J P)
90%
Sales for
Thursday
72
100%
18
.—10*
preferred-.!—
3%%
11
86 % Oct
Jan
Oet
v
Co—!__
Chemical
71%
*71%
90%
91%
100%
5
.—No par
15
13% Sep
34
'•
113% Jan
6
24% Jan
16
89
5
82% Jan
30
14
>
13
-
Sep
25
5
24
10% Mar 13
99
23% Sep
19% Sep
520
.
29
Oct
68% Nov
3 5
38
! 4.3% Aug 19
13% Sep 30
10
(The) L S
Stewart-Warner
*,
26% July 12
22
Stauffer
Stevens
19%-Aug 24
20
8 % Sep
110
5
100
f
13
11 % Jail
11% Sep
92
Sep
:
...1
Sterling Drug Inc
3
19% Oct
9
36% Sep
26% Jun
22% Aug
"•18
Mar 25
preferred series A.
Steichi. Bros Stores Ino-.ii.!
15
18% Nov
15
i
97% Mar 31
30% F«b
3%%
72'/»
72%
91-/8
41%
15
Standard :Ry Eyuip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp.—.
Starrett Co
44% Aug 12
7
25% Nov
\
s
72
*71%".
99%
common...10
8% Dec
72%
73
90%.
«n—.
5
PRICES
Oct. 27
72 Ya
__25
Jan
8% Sep
4014 Feb
32% Jan
l.
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 26'
*71%
issued"
"When
.
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 25
j.
of Indiana-.:
AND
Monday
No par
38% Jan
May 11
•
issued"
Oil
-
Par
,
I
"When
LOW
"
STOCK
EXCHANGE,
:
Continued—Pag* 11
>
13%
13%
13
'
*45%
363/4
27 3%
27'%
76'A
76 'A
25%
26
173%
17%
*50
13'A
a«
—
4,200
140
11,300
1,100
51%
14'%
8,100
u
Jun
98
4
110
15
97
Mar
9
11% May
7
13% Mar 11
Udylite Corp (The)
Feb
24
4
33% Sep 29
10% Aug 16
64% Sep 24
Underwood Corp
7% Jan
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
89
July 12
Union
Carbide
27% July 29
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
27
8
Union
1
12
12
12
12
12
12%
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
315/B
&
9%
5
61'A
10
78%
25%
No par
25%
9
,8%
9
83A
62
.
61'A
62
60%
61'A
77%
78%
78'A'
791/4
77%
79
253%
25'/a
25%
25'A
253%'
253/4
25 3A
2,300
111%
111%
*110'%
111'A
111%
111'A
130
100
*96
100
92
*91
92
2
113
Sep
28
Preferred
$4.50
No par
*112
112
112
6
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
Preferred
$3.70
series
No par
*95
99
*95
99
*95
99
*96
8
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
Preferred
$3.50
series..
*91
92%
*91
93
91
91
*91
Jun
18
No par
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
104% Oct
20
105%
104
104
*104
105
*104
10
No par
*104
37% Jun
44% Aug 13
115% Jan
5
38 % Jan
4
51% Sep
146% Oct
27
Union
25
50
51%
49%
20
Union
Pacific RR Co common..—50
141
143%
141%
90
100
Sep
15
44% Jun
17
50% Jan
6
105% Jan
48
11
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
24
11
68% Aug
5
6
106% Feb
21% Apr
27
31% Oct
28
11
108% Oct
28
24
50% Dec
21
45 % Jan
3
106 % Jan
29
103% July
87
Dec
17
33% Sep
21
100
July 21
104% Jan
30
87% Jan
39% Dec
23
27
107
Jan
21
July 23
103 % Oct
5
57
Aug 31
11
27
4% Jun
23
5% Feb
24
Feb
18
5% Jan
29
10
70
May 27
38% May 26
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
4% Oct
29
70% Apr
29
80 % J*n
6
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
11
63% Jun
29
88
6
May 12
Aug 17
United-Carr
United
of
60%
61%
*1053A
106%
10
29%
30
29
1952.100
105%
106
106
America
No par
Fastener
27
*103%
17
convertible
preferred
Corp
United
105
*103%
17
105
16'/a
5%
5 j/e
53%
5%
8
12
Aug 13
United
5
14%
14%
14%
11% Jan
4
15% July 20
United
Engineering & Foundry.—5
12%
12%
12%
Sep 28
23% July 22
58% Jan
14
45 % Jan
4
53% Apr
26
United
Fruit
No par
50%
50"%
50%
32% Jun
10
30%
31%
30 3A
30% Jun
17
37% Feb
11% Dec
29
1
46
Dec
Sep 14
95% Sep
22
10
15
Sep
14
103% Oct
13
159
Jun
9
15% Nov 27
50% Nov 30
—
30
Mar 27
13% Mar
10
3
2% May 12
65
33% Mar
11% Jan
1% Jan,
13
4
12
4
Jan
5
49 % Jan
8
101 % Dec
23
100% Jan
12
31% Jan
5
1
United
Gas Corp
38% Aug 19
16% Oct 18
United
United
Gas Improvement to
Merch & Mfrs Inc
2% Sep
71% Sep
15
United
Park
28
U
Foreign Securitjes
1st preferred
107
Jun
15
S
30% Jun
18
U
Jan
20
114% Jan
11
208
Oct
28
D S
175
liar 16
175 " Jan
25
183
Oct
18
22% Jan
4
35% Jan 123
14 % Mar 17
24% Oct
28
68
54% Mar 11
74% Sep
20
Feb
'S
&
$4.50
120 "
<-iter footnote* see
page 28
27% Jan
S
7%
U 8
City Mines Co
9
*74
37
1%
No par
68%
No par
*104%
105%
*28%
28%
*181%
184
21%
5
100
69
193% 196%
20
100
■
9
76
1%
No par
preferred
9
*74
15%" "16%
(The).l
Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
5%
9%
76 %
36%
1
common
♦75
9%
13%
Freight Co
Gypsum Co
preferred
17
-
*
22
72%
72%
3/4
63%'
27%
107%
27
108%
1,500
27%
4,500
103%
1031%
173%
16'%
16%
65
63
64
35
105
100
30
700
2,600
35%
l,3b0
4
4%
4i%
4%
30,400
*75
75'%
*75%
75%
*35%
4
75%
5'%
5%
8'%
9%
*74
76
35%
5"%
8'%
76
53/4
8'%
*74
5'%
9
76
14,600
1,000
40
14%
2.400
12'A
8,700
24.900
14%
14%
14'A
143%
tf%
12
12%
12
12'A
12'%
50%
50
50 3%
50
50%
493/4
50 Ya
31%
.
14%
14%
31
31%
31
31'A
30'%
31%
363%
36%
36%
1,700
36 7/a
36%
16%
15 3A
16'%
31,600
1'%
1'%
1,500
1,500
36%
363A
37%
15%
16
15%
1%
2
*1%
69%
68%
68%
105%
*104%
105%
28%
196
*181%
184
28%
199
*l7/8
2
68%
196-
15%
16%
*104%
28%
16
64
35%
2
Co
27'%
*103%
65
16% Feb
44
16%
„
105
75%
100
Electric Coal Cos..
*103%
64%
28
16
1083A
27%
35%
15
May 25
108%
31
1073/4
4
75%
61,000
30'%
653A
*74%
31'%
31%
35
75%
21,100
30%
27%
4
;
63
106
4
*74%
1
preferred..
4,000
3,400
62'A
65
17% Jan
Aug 23
50 3A
26%
*105%
1073A
5,900
50'%
26 3%
106%
35
13
7%
30%
140 3A
50%.
26'%
62%
4%
30
8
139'A
60
100
16,600
49
*105'%
65%
Sep
10% Sep
11% Dec
r_
27%
16%
72% Nov
Jan
142 %
50'%
26'%
I
19,800
1053/2
63'A
35%
4
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
(Del)
30%
107
27%
2
49
48%
1053/4
34%
100
United
27%
62
1053/4
65%
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50
63
106%
series of
Preferred 4%%
23
31% Feb
26%
60'A
19% Sep
23
51
26%
*105%
I
23
50%
*104
49%
"
$4.50 preferred-.
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
3% Apr
86
Air Lines Inc common
Biscuit
51
263/8
142%
105%
141'A
143
50%
26%
5
20
16% Mar 20
2
United
142%
51%
'
49%
49%
26%
100
preferred
49
50
26%
No par
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
112%
51
preferred—50
Co.
107% Apr
61% Jan
Jan
United
Car
29
16
67
Tank
United
15
Jun
"
.
27
13% Jun
14
40
series
noncuinulative
Union
5%
$4
Oil of California
Jan
48% Sep
25% Sep
4% Feb 24
4%
3
31% Apr
32% Mar 25
51% Aug 23
29% Jun
102 Ye Jun
21% Dec 31
Preferred
series
3,200
62
253A
Jan
,
4,500
7,000
2,200
773/0
Jan
-
8=%
62%
87% Jan
78% Jun
12%
31
8%
77%
3
82% Jun
12'%
30%
61
61%
77
20
Carbon.
-
9
31%
83/4
31
,9
12%
12'%
—No par
i
Asbestos & Rubber Co
28%
-
2
*68'%
69 3%
67%
68'%
*104'%
105%
'*104%
9.900
105%
*27'%
28%
207
205
208
*181
184
*28'%
201
*181%
28%
205
200
2,900
184
*181%
184
22%
213A
24
23
24%
23
23%
17,200
21%
72%
72%
72%
72
72%
71%
71%
760
*71 %
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle :..
28
(1788)
Monday, November 1, 1954
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Eft««• Bhft— Iftft
Iwr i»53
13% Nov
7% Oct
Uwwt
Highest
Ltwert
23
22
22* Jan
22
Jan
20
8
713/4 Oct
68
24
Jan
11
0
97 * Oct
393/„ July 27
134* Jan
0
37% Jan
4
15
44* Jan
5
54% Jan
13
Jan
11
39
144* Jan
28
10
213/g Feb
20
35* Dec
4
2
393/4 Nov
9
35
8* May 25
4
Jan
143
Aug 31
17* Dec
7
16% Jun 24
163 * Oct
3
64* Sep 17
60 3/4 Oct 21
Oct
18% Oct
11
Jan 26
Jan
4
123/4 Sep
21
9* Mar 19
6% Jan
4
72* Dec 30
90
Mar 18
73* Jan
5
97* Oct
1* Dec
31
4
Mar 19
1% Jan
4
2* Aug 16
Dec
31
11* May 12
19'A Aug 13
15
22
29* Mar 12
14
15
27
Teb
3
2
167
Jan
7
28* Jun
10
Sep
14
61
9
32% Dec
22% Jan
23% Dec
155
Sep 29
Feb
17
19% Dec
80
68* May 20
IB
35% Dec
preferred series A
3%%
preferred series B
8%
7%
U
Steel
S
7%
93/4
10*
9%
26% Jun
8
22* Jan 13
18
18* Jan 11
Jan
154
5
63% Jan
34* Jan 21
convertible
$6
United Wall
4%
preferred
30% Mar 11
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
16
11
29% Sep
7
803/4 Oct
18
42
Aug 26
383/4 Sep
17
8%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
4*%
Utah
preferred
Power
Vanadium
&
Light Co
0
* Jan
4
23* Apr
6
31* Dec
29
30* Jan
8
5
73/4 May 19
50* Sep
Mar 26
136
23
Aug 27
124% Mar 28
26% Jan
4
134
July 30
126
Jan
89
4
20
Jan
4
8
123
Jan
4
152* Aug 30
22% Jun
23
273/4 Nov
17
27
Jan
11
33% July 28
5
1143/4 Nov
12
112* Jun
2
92
July 20
1003/< Dec
24
92
Jun
3
100* Oct
30
25* Dec
31
353/4 Feb
2
99
July 19
101% Jan 19
25* Jan
4
25* Dec
28
30
Feb
19
14* Dec
7
18
30
Jan
Jun
59
Bep 14
4
Mar 25
7
57
4
Mar
22
27
13
May 17
26* Apr
6
15
*59%
57*
58*
56*
Xl583/4
160 »A
159*
10%
730
49
3,800
60%
100
57'A
118,700
160
2,700
17%
17*
17*
17*
17*
37
37%
37 *
37*
11
11
11
11
11
2,100
10
10 Va
2,500
95*
96
9%
9%
9%
Chemical
Co
116
Oct
28
1%
1%
173/a
*15*
28 Vz
1
27*
*80
9%
38*
4,000
240
6%
,
28
*27*
*29 *
30
163
166
5
26%
27
80*
80
80
38%
38
38'A
38
33%
323/a
32%
32 Va
27
38*
38*
33*
32 3/4
17
17
16%
17
16%
163/4
16
16*
303/4
30*
30*
30*
30*
30
30*
i
53/4
6
53A
6
5%
6
5%
48*
49
48 3/4
49
483A
49
48*
*93
No par
42 Va
100
139
49
*131*
—
*131*
31%
*93
433/a
*131*
„
*131*
133
31*
31%
43*
137*
313A
*42*
*139
43
143
Virginia Elec <fc Power Co
$5 preferred
eom_ 10
31%
31%
31%
31%
100
115*
115*
115%
1153/4
*116
116 3A
31%
32
*131*
31 Va
*93
413/8
138
31%
115*
20
38*
2,700
32*
9,300
5,400
1,000
6
9,000
48%
3,600
•133
♦131*
„
133
95 *
*93
95*
423/8
137*
139
130
1,800
27
*80
27*
80
63A
32*
95 *
100
80
*30*
133
GOO
293A
26%
17%
32*
28
27
303/4
48'A
3,000
164
32*
343A
6
100
dlv partlc preferred
17%
17
*131*
preferred
28
*29*
*164
430
1%
•153/a
1%
303/4
♦131*
3*%
30
166
>164
1%
17
81*
263A
*80
38*
33
28
*293/8
29*
166
96
38*
27%
81*
28
28*
29*
165*
100
common
♦28
29*
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
28*
165*
2.50
Vicks Shreve 6c Pacific Ry com
96
13/4
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6*
Vlck
96
96
96
*15 3/8
10
Va-Carollna Chemical com
11
8
130 '/a Jan
Dec
156%
48 Va
60%
1%
2.50
48* Oct
25* Jan
15
64
156
48%
173/a
No par
Co
Victor Chemical Works
Sep
25* Jan
Norman
35'A July 6
95% May 20
16* Oct 28
5
156*
48%
*593A
1%
Corp of America new_.l
10% Jan
36* Mar
58*
156
*153/8
*28 3A
100
29
Jun
30
420
1%
►163*
100
5 * Dec
106
29,500
14,700
173/a
1
preferred
Van
July 17
100
33%
93
36%
1%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
Oct
Van Raalte Co Inc
88
600
4,200
953A
♦153/8
50
32 * Sep
168
96
97
x97
preferred—No par
Paper Inc common—2
convertible
5
112
313A
•89
93
8%
68*
67
"
19
6
Mar 20
34'A
8,700
37*
*37
10
*8*
68%
*653A
67
15*
95*
161
17*
10%
19 * Oct
92
573A
8%
68*
15'A
Shares
35%
156*
161
33%
*89
15*
-/
36%
60
593/4
*8%
67%
*653A
Oct. 29
96*
48%
161
15 Va
Sales fer
Friday W .-the -Week
Oct. 28
95*
60
583/4
-
-
Thursday
36*
48*
161
PRICES
963/4
603/4
60*
161
-
37
49*
$4-20 noncu 2d pfd-6
United Stores
93
156
159
34
483/4
603/4
17%
313* Aug
13
157
83/,
67*
67
33 5/a
36%
7
30
17%
67*
*66
*593/4
50
17*
4
Mar 19
160 3A
49*
*593/4
10%
14
Apr
159*
50
36*
31* Oct
Nov
36*
173/4
11% Jan
29
*953/4
37
10%
28* Jan
128
97
36%
97
37%
37
17% Mar 23
127
*95*
97
10%
323/4 Mar 25
28
*90
8*
673/4
67
*36 *
8
May 29
3
91
36%
No par
Corp
22
24* Apr
34%
91
67*
*66
25
1
Stockyards
11* Dec
125* Jun
333/4
90
58 3*
noncumulative preferred
27 * Dec
125
35%
90
160%
preferred
7%
333A
No par
common
U S Tobacco Co common
United
67
100
Corp
*8*
8*
68*
50
preferred
8*
15*
15
15*
8
100
& Mln com
14%
67
„
5
preferred
1st
noncum
U S Smelting Ref
15%
SALE
Oct. 27
68
10
20
10
1
100
100
U S Rubber Co common
38'/a Mar 16
11 Va July 14
6% Dec
3%%
22
161
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
8
15*
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 26
Oct. 25
1
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
7
Jun
54
Lines Co common
8
AND
Tuesday
Monday
F«f
U 8
6
7
11
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
4*%
U
26
13
33* Sep
6% Jan
25
Oct
91
70* J»n
31
135
353/8 Oct
29* Jan
Dec
54
20
July 16
79* Jan
973/4 Apr
U
8* May 25
4
2
853/4 Jan
9
18
17'/a Aug 24
0
31* Jan
2
1443/4 Mar 11
67* Jan
2
663/4 Feb
2
20
23* Aug 31
/
5
Oct
74% Nov
127% Sep
37
Oct
7% Feb 24
•
3
32* Feb
70
13% MftT 17
59% Feb
23
Mar
64
NEW YORK
-
36* Jan
Oct
22
Sep
1
Highest
f
0
14
11
40* Mar 17
57* Dec
34
LOW
8TOCK8
Raage far Preplans
133
133
31'A
95 Va
30%
•93
40
43
138'A
•133
133
~10
31
2,200
95*
41'A
7,500
138
116
600
31%
31%
5,100
*115*
31%
116 Va
120
104'A Oct
7
$4.04 dividend preferred
-100
*103
103%
*103
103%
*103
103%
*103
104*
♦103
104 *
106* Aor
0
$4.20 dividend preferred.
-100
•105*
106*
*105*
107
*105*
107
*105*
107
*105*
107
32
Oct
28
*31*
30
Sep 27
71* May 19
18
Feb
1
30
Oct
21
25
6%
preferred
Vlsklng
(The)
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
1%
Corp
31*
31*
31*
313/4
32
32
32
32
32
25
Virginian Ry Co common
28
28
28
28
28 Va
28*
273/4
28 Va
28
28*
1,000
64
64
64
64
64
63
64
62*
62*
1,100
700
5
64
.
13*
10
preferred
20
*30
13*
133/s
♦30
30%
13*
13*
*30
303A
'
13*
303A
13*
13*
133/a
13%
30
30
30
1,100
30
80
w
11% Dec
21% Nov
43* Jun
5
22
70* Mar
13% Mar 10
11% Aug
a
08% Mar 18
Wabash RR 4%%
13
Waldorf
Mar
3
29* Jan
9
24
Jun
3
26% Mar
52
Dec
22
61
Jan
5
Feb
27
71* Sep 20
8* Mar 30
Walker
9
24% Jan
27
104* Sep
27
Sep
15
105
6% Sep
15
Feb
9* Mar
4
8
17* Apr
18% Nov
23* Sep
28% Sep
33* Mar 19
21
14
18
20
5* Jan
19% May
100* Aug
9
Jan
4
4
5
19
13% Jan 19
Jan
4
25% Jan
11
17
373/4 May 14
30* Jan
4
31* Dec
30
30% Jan
la
Mar 10
25% Jan
14
17% Apr
9
243/4 Mar 29
13* Jan
4
Jun
9
24
Sep
14
30
13
Sep
14
18* Dec
28
18* May 14
4
21* Sep
20
Sep
22
15
Warren
7
9% Jan
0
4
123A Oct
Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
Webster
65*
1,400
7*
7 Va
7*
7 Va
7 Va
4,800
213/4
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
21*
21%
2,400
2
24* Jan
B
40* Aug 25
77% Jan
ft
90* Aug 12
5
17* Feb 1ft
20% Aug 12
28'% Jan
5
173A Jan
Dec
30
9
373/4 Feb
4
17
1073/4 Jan
8
88* Jun
13
102
9
8
3
29
137a July 28
36% Jan 11
25
West
Aug
6
West
Penn
Electric
4
112* Oct
5
West
Penn
Jan
15
99
Jan
7
104* Mar 31
99* Jan
15
88
Jan
7
104
Oct
18
Oct
16 3/4 Jan
15
253/4 Dec
21
109
Jan
8
07a May 20
23* Jan
4
105* Aug 10
8% Jan
4
28
28
West
Virginia
36* Aug 12
110* Oct 29
West
Coal 8c Coke
5
100
18
12 3/0 Jan
43* Sep
18
57% Mar 11
43* Apr 27
52 Va July 23
Western Auto
20
Sep
14
32* Mar 25
22
273/4 Oct
15
45
Jan
2
Western Maryland Ry common
63* Mar 25
41 * Apr
57* Oct
18
Apr 28
26
46* Bep
14
673/4 Mar 10
49* Jun
9
37 % Feb
18
22 % Dec
48% Aug 18
29* May 18
35% May
22% Jan
4
30
52* Dec
50* Jan
ft
39 *
Sep
15
91* Jun
1
16* Jun
10
22
May
4
14
127
Mar
4
126
Jan
993/4 Jan
3
12
4
98% May ft
18 % Mar 17
127
30* Sep
15
40% Mar 17
80
Oct
May 14
30* May 4
14
86* Mar 24
82* Jan
243/4 Dec
14
30
23
Sep
15
Jan
8
30* Dec
21
4
25* Oct 28
27
Jan
11
85* Mar lft
4% Dec
20
12% Jan
21* Dec
15
32% Apr 13
30* May 27
20% Oct
11% Mar 20
743/4 Mar 10
8
70
183* Sep 11
7% Sep 21
63* Oct
5
8* Nov
24* Jun
126
5
17
Apr
24
16% Jun
10
36
Sep
21
42% Dec
22
26
75
101
Sep
Sep
Sep
13* Jan
293/4
135
8
15
6ct~~5
Jan
82
Dec
10
11* Mar 17
White
Motor
6*%
Prior
19
18
3
61
Oct
25
40% Apr 23
30* Jan
4
48
Oct
8
77* Jan
4
96
7
,177
Jan
Jan
12
6* Jan 22
48% July 21
Oct
26
July 21
90% Aug 12
113/4 Oct
8
preference—No par
(The 8 8)
20
Co
Sep 14
16% Sep
47
15
Jun
9
39 * Apr
23 * Apr
53 * Mar
20* Dec
31
34* Jan
34
Sep
14
47% Jan
Oil
$4.25
Winn
100
20
&
5
Co
Inc
No par
10
Co
Lovett
6%
Grocery Co new_l
Public
Service
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth
(F W)
Prior pfd 4*%
10
Co
conv
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)——No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
11
Dec
31
Jan
49* Oct
11
Yale
21* Sep
51* Jun
27* Apr
60* Apr
13
13
York
20
26 %
5
July 26
5
27%
27*
27 Va
27*
27*
27*
28*
273/4
28
413A
423/a
40 3/4
41
40*
41
393A
40*
23,300
343/4
343/8
34*
*34'A
34*
34*
34'A
34*
34 %
1,100
32
31*
32
31
31%
31%
31*
8,200
19 Va
20*
xl9%
19%
19*
19*
19*
19%
6,500
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
1,100
15
15 Va
153A
14%
15 Va
6,400
14
433A
15%
1
32*
*1093/4
12%
49
13%
14*
43 Va
44*
110*
*104
*102*
104
16*
16%
32%
32*
*1093/4
111
13
133/a
48%
49%
123/4
*12*
12%
12%
12%
36*
36*
36%
36*
36 %
36%
36%
200
i
2,200
89
88
88
88
88 *
88
88*
180
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
18*
18*
3,400
143/a
14*
14*
8,100
42*
14,600
14
14*
43%
111
105
104
17'/a
32*
111
13%
49
*
*
14*
423/a
433A
110*
110 Va
14 Va
42*
111
*104
105
♦104
♦102*
104
104
17
17%
17%
42%
111
-
105*
104
18
41*
110*
*104%
104
17*
111
105%
160
20
104
110
17
25,500
32%
32%
32*
32 3/4
32%
32%
♦1093/s
110*
103 *
109'A
110*
110*
20
133/a
133/a
133/4
13
13%
20,300
493/a
49
49'/a
5.100
Xl3
49
49*
49
10,200
26%
25%
25%
25*
25
25*
24%
25
4,200
56
56
*55*
56
54*
55 *
54%
54%
1,300
56*
57*
55 *
553A
x54Va
54*
54 %
55 Va
53%
54%
6,700
58%
60 %
59
593/4
583A
59*
58 3/4
59 Va
57%
58%
37,900
23
23*
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23*
23 V4
23%
23 Va
23%
11,700
731/4
71
72
70%
72*
70*
71*
69*
70'A
22,800
*101
103
102*
•101*
102*
101 *
101*
200
243/4
24*
24*
24 Va
24%
200
9,900
71*
103
♦24*
103
*24*
25
43*
443/8
43*
*92*
93*
*92%
26*
26 *
25
27
42*
41*
42'/a
93*
93*
93*
92%
93 %
92
93
26*
*26 Va
26*
25*
25%
25%
25%
1,100
33
32%
33
2,300
94*
94
32*
32%
94*
94
94
8*
8V8
8'/a
23 *
23*
*23
24
21
21
*21*
21*
9%
10%
17%
303/a
9%
93/4
76 Va
18
.
30%
10
32%
*94
7%
33 Va
94*
7%
*32*
94
73/4
7%
*23*
24
*223/4
23*
21*
22
21*
213/4
9%
9%
93/4
10
75 *
180
7%
6,400
23'A
23%
*21
9*
75 %
200
21*
1,300
9%
11,500
75*.
300
76*
*75 *
76*
75 *
10 Va
10%
*10*
10*
10 *
10 *
10'A
10 %
18
18
17%
18
17%'
18
17%
18
4,900
303/4
31
x303/B
303/4
30*
30*
30*
30%
4,400
*143'*
147
*143 Va
147
20
59%
61
60'A
60*
60
473/8
46%
46%
46
20
20
20
44*
147
20
20 Va
19%
60
60%
60%
60%
60%
2,500
46%
453/4
46 Va
45 Va
45%
18,500
45
45
453A
44*
44%
6,700
46
443A
45*
94
95
96
96
96
95
95
165
164
164
•163
169
165
90
90
90*
*89 *
10
10 Va
10%
147
♦144
20
94
169
*144
400
147
45*
89 *
94*
7%
*75
19%
*166
250
*
•143*
46 3/4
*127*
•127*
42*
33
♦10Va
*24*
43*
32*
♦75
*101
423/8
44
94'A
7%
25*
*127*
*127*
*127*
*94*
20
95%
110
163
163
60
500
♦89*
90'A
90
90
11
10 Va
10 "Va
10 Va
10*
90*
5,500
14,900
10
10%
Mfg Co
Corp common
25
1
48 3A
48
48 3/4
48
48%
47%
3,500
49
48
47*
48'A
223A
22*
223A
22*
22%
22%
7,100
23
22*
22*
22*
54
54
54
53%
54
1,100
50
53*
53*
54
53*
23*
22*
23
22%
22%
1,400
23*
23*
22'A
23%
22*
Young (L A) Spring 6c Wlre_No par
54 %
543A
54*
55 *
54%
55%
563/a
55%
19,400
543A
13 Va
13
13
13
13
4*%
convertible preferred
7* May 20
13
18%
18%
*12*
56*
4% Feb 2ft
5* Apr
*87*
89
123/4
25 5A
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp.
83* Jun
36%
36 Va
14%
15
553/4
77% Aug 10
0
*12*
104
9
Jan
14%
12%
104
12%
80
15*
111
♦102*
31%
31%
110*
No par
3
900
*23*
Youngstown Steel Door
11* Jan
Aug
3,200
193/4
14% Aug 16
2
65
27
♦273/4
233A
31*
543A
16* Jan
27
No par
Jan
5,100
27*
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
38
6,200
18%
i
6c Towne
-v
02% Dec 29
3% Oct 28
Corp—10
10
Worthlngton Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4*% series—100
37
May
10
100
preferred
Wisconsin
l
9
No par
common
preferred
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
1
13
1
common
.
31
10
10
12*
100
12.50
100
No par
preference
Wilson-Jones
145
.
White hewing Machine common—1
Wilson & Co
20* Aug 11
333A Aug
2
No par
com
preferred
23
30
12% Feb
preferred
RR
prior
76
Oct
77
conv
10% Sep
21* Aug
118
$5
22
Sep
2nd
10
100
100
White Dental Mfg
2ft
14
130* Mar 10
Aug 10
Supply Co
Pacific
Feb
39% Jan
Mar 19
95
1
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
Weston Elec Inst Corp
Wheeling 6c Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
Jan
2
35% Mar 17
44% Aug 10
94* Oct 15
273/4 July 27
36* July 28
Western
Inc
Western Union Telegraph
Wilcox
8
86
26
Lines
noncum
18
21
15
129* Apr
4%
Air
Jun
Jan
30
14
Western
26
18% Jan
Jan
25* Oct
10% Aug 18
2
48
3
22
27 3A Aug 16
22
Jan
Oct
8
Jan
53
59
27% Aug 20
753/a Sep 29
103* Sep 27
4
9* Apr
7
173/< Oct 20
28% Jan
6
137
613/4 Sep
28
18
19* Dec
10
14
71* May 12
6% Dec 31
8
21% Mar
13% Oct
10%
18*
27%
18%
100
preferred
10%
18%
41
36*
100
Va Pulp 6c Paper com
70
103
10*
18 3/8
273/8
*87*
4
100
ft
*101*
104
10%
18%
27*
15
No par
4.10% preferred series C
103
10*
193/«
No par
1
Co
104
27*
*12*
8% Sep
8
273/4
.
233A
v
5
4*% pfd
preferred series B
4*%
183/4
10%
183/8
103/a
183/4
34%
3
Kentucky Coal Co
4.20%
10*
41
No par
Power
45
104
104'A
10*
193/a
27*
No par
preferred
104* Jan
*104
104
10*
Snowdrift oom_2.50
6c
convertible
22
183A
1
West Indies Sugar Corp
Jun
104
100
Co.
3
16
*643/8
7*
21%
1
Investment
28* Feb
98% jun
66 Va
66%
73/8
1
Mills
293/4 Jan
$4
65 VB
67'/a
7*
No par
5
84% Feb
32
Sep
Wayne
Wesson Oil
66%..
253/a
66%
Co
1
4
21% Nov
Motor
1
17% Nov
12* Nov
20
1,500
2,000
25'A
Wash Water Power
10% Jan
12 Va
25%
73/8
Warren Petroleum
26
12* Mar 27
12
*25%
67%
Pipe
Sep
13* Feb 25
104
6c
35
14
89* Jun
Foundry
20* Oct
10
200
68*
12 Va
25%
7*
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
Sep
♦67*
12 Va
25%
66%
Ino_
Aug 10
Sep
68'A
12 Va
25*
273A
Pictures
35
8
68*
12%
25*
Warner-Hudnut Inc
31 VA Feb
10
68
12'/a
10
30
24* Aug 27
153/a Oct 28
68
69*
No par
G 6c W
Warner Bros
Waukesha
12*
25 Va
Co
12 Va July 16
26
*68
12%
25*
Baking Co common
5*%
preferred
Wardell Corp
423/a Oct
69*
12'A
2.50
(Hiram)
Walworth
•68
100
No par
Ward
May 12
11* Sep 15
14% Apr 24
21* Sep
73* Oct
preferred
System
Walgreen Co
18
25
29
Mar 26
24
2
98
60
29
Dec
18% Jan
'
2
13 Va
533/4
13
13 Va
13 Va
2,800
z
5,300
_
2,700
V>Vr;
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Number 5373... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
(1789)
Bond Record
New-York Stock Exchange
FRIDAY
«»
WEEKLY
-
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
headed
Figures after
"Interest Period"
decimal
point
YEARLY
•
indicate in each
represent
one
or
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
t
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1953
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
19.24 May 12
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
104.1b Dec
Feb
108
16
Feb
102.4
19
Feb
108
16
Feb
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
19
2%s
94.8
94.8
Mar 25
100.12
Aug 25
98.29 Feb
23
99.14 Oct
95.20 Oct
23
23
99.14 Oct
100.12 Aug
15
100.22
25
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
tTreasury
July 29
_
23
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
100.17 Oct
7
100.17 Oct
7
17
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
Jan
7
100.8
91.25 Apr
16
94
July 20
93.8
Jan
4
100.8
92
15
96
Nov
4
94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
2
98
Dec
1
Jun
95
July
r
97.16 May 12
100.16 Nov 30
101
Oct
26
100.24 Nov
*101
4
Feb
2
101.24 Feb
1
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
»
102.8
1
Low
High
♦110.2
Sales for
Oct. 29
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
110.6
*110.6
110.10
*110.8
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
100.29
*100.27
100.29
•100.27
100.29
103.16
*103.10
103.14
*103.10
*100.27
103.14
100.29
♦103.10
103.14
*102.30
103.2
*103.12
*102.30
103.2
103.16
*103.2
103.4
*103.1
110.12
*110.8
110.12
*103
103.4
*105.16
105.24
*105.16
105.24
*105.16
105.24
1960-1965
*105.16
105.24
*107.20
107.28
*107.20
*105.20
107.28
*107.20
107.28
105.28
*107.20
107.28
*101.14
101.16
*101.15
*107.24
101.17
*101.16
101.18
108
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
102.12
101.19
-Dec 15
103.3
1958
*102.13
102.15
*102.10
102.12
*102.10
1961
102.12
*101.8
101.12
*102.9
*101.8
101.12
*101.8
101.12
102.11
*101.12
101.14
*100.10
*101.11
100.14
*100.10
100.14
*100.14
101.13
100.18
*100.18
1963-1968
100.22
*99.22
99.26
*100.22
*99.20
99.26
*99.24
100.26
99.28
100
•99.14
*100.2
—.
June 1964-1969
*99.28
99.18
100.6
*99.12
99.16
99.20
Dec 1964-1969
*99.22
99.26
*99.12
*99.26
__
99.16
*99.10
99.14
*99.14
99.30
99.18
*99.20
99.24
1965-1970
*99.10
*99.26
99.14
*99.8
99.12
,*99.12
99.30
99.16
*99.18
99.22
*99.22
99.26
_
A
1962-1967
__
__
_
•
.
*102.10
■-<
*99.16
2Vis
1966-1971
*99.8
99.12
2Vis
June 1967-1972
*99.8
99.12
2Vis
*99.6
99.10 < V *99.12
99.16
*99.18
Sept 1967-1972
99.22
*99.22
*99.6
99.10
*99.4
99.8
*99.12
99.26
2Vis
Dec 1967-1972
99.16
*99.18
99.22
*99.22
*99.8
99.12
99.10
'99.12
2%s
*99.18
1957-1959
99.22
*99.22
2%s
June 15
2 Vis
,
'99.12
99.10
99.16
♦99.18
99.22
*99.22
101.26
*101.25
*101.25
101.27
*101.24
♦101.26
101.28
101.27
*101.26
101.28
*101.25
101.27
*101.24
101.3
101.26
*101.2
101.4
*101.3
101.5
*101.4
101.6
*101.3
101.25
*101.24
101.5
2 Vis
June 1959-1962
*100
100.4
*100
100.4
*100.2
100.6
2 Vis
*100.4
Dec 1959-1962
100.6
♦100.5
*100
100.7
100.4
*100
100.4
*100.2
100.6
*100.4
100.6
*100.5
100.7
2Vis
i960
'99.30
100.2
1954
*100
*100.13
100.14
*100.13
100.14
*100.12
100.14
Dec 1954-1955
for
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
*100.13
100.14
100.14
*100.13
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
♦100.12
100.14
2s
Dec
Bank
100.2
*99.30
*99.30
100.2
100.2
•100
100.2
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
Mar
1
1976
30-year 3 Vis
23-year 3%s__
9
Oct
1
1981
"
19-year
3-year
15-year
5-year
May 15 1975
3Vis
*99.24
4
100.4
99.24
100.4
*99.24
100.4
""*99.24
*99.24
100.4
*99.21
100
*99.24
100
*99.24
*101.4
101.16
♦101.4
101.16
*101.4
•102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
101.16
24
July 15
*101.4
100
100
103.8
103
*102.16
*102
102.12
♦102
104.4
*103.24
104.4
•103.24
104.47.
100.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24-
•100
101
*100
1971
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.16
103
1
1956
*102.4
102.16
*102.4
102.16
*102
102.12
Jan
1
1969
*103.12
103.24
♦103.12
103.24
*103.24
Sept 15
1959
*100.24
101
*100.24
101
•100.16
1955
*100
*100
101
~
102.24
*
101
1956
*99.24
100.24
due Feb 15
1957
'99
100.16
10,000
100
101.16
*102.16
15
Oct
3%s__,—
due Feb 15
100
*99.24
•101.4
•102.24
Oct
3s
2 Vis-—;
100
101.16
-.*•100
101
.
103.8
103
102.12
.101
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
.V*99.24
100.24
*99.24
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
•99
100.16
*99
*98
100
*98
*98
100
*98
100.24
100.16
2s
due Feb 15
1958
*98
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*97.16
99.16
2s
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
due Feb 15
99.16
1960
*97
99
*97
99
*97
2s
99
*97
99
*97
due Feb 15
99
1961
*96
98
98
*96
98
*96
98
-due Feb 15
1962
*95
97
-97
*95
97
*95
97
2s
^Treasury 2s of 1951-1955, entire
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Canal
1961
3s
New
Transit Unification
Quar-June
Terk
ENDED
Jan. 1
No.
Low
•111% 112 Vi
High
113
City
1980
June-Dec
106
105|3 106 Vi
*96
97
-**95
15, 1954 at 100.
-
Odd lot transactions,
a
20
New York Stock
Brazil
e
Cash
sale,
r
*
100
1
Registered bond transactions
(continued)
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
Friday's
Low
19^
3Vis series No.
20-
June-Dec
June-Dec
*83%
June-Dec
^une-Dec
Jan. 1
No.
Low
*96
3 Vis series No. 22
Range Since
Sold
High
*82%
3Vis series No. 21
106V!
Bonds
Bid & Asked
—
3Vis series No.
113
98%
Interest
BONDS
.r
Issue—
Corporate Stock
98
*95
" 100
OCTOBER 29
*
3%
*96
•
•
Range Since
Sold
High
100
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Issue—
Panama
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Low
Territorial
"
issue called for redemption on Dec.
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
-
101.26
*101.25
*101.1
*101.23
1958
1956-1959
2s
price. No sales transacted this day.
»
99.26
99.16
101.27
2s
and asked
'
99.26
*99.6
;
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due Feb 15
•Bid
,
99.26
*99.6
25-year 3s
104.12 Mar 10
104.24
Friday
Oct. 28
Low
1956-1958
-
6
102.28 Feb
Thursday
High
Reconstruction & Development
Aug
9
Aug 12
Apr
110.6
SALE PRICES
Oct .27
1958-1963
;
2 Vis
2Vis
2s
International
90.16 Jun
HIGH
Wednesday
•103-10
1961
_
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Mar 25
Low
"
2%s
2Vis
2Vis
AND
1956-1959
__
2Vis
High
*110.2
LOW
Oct. 26
1955-1960
„
__
23/4S
Treasury 2Vis
95.20 Oct
1978-1983
the bonds mature.
Tuesday
1
25
.
Low
Treasury 3Vis
102.4
Oct
'
'
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
when
point
a
—
3Vis series No. 23
95
83%
92%
96%
90%
89
83
*82%
85
77%
81
81
89
81%
83
80%
87
81%
92
3Vis series No. 24
June-Dec
*84%
3Vis series No. 25
—June-Dec
*82%
3Vis series No. 26—
June-Dec
*82
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 27
88
79
*82%
June-Dec
:
High
78%
*82%
Vi
85%
3Vis series No. 28
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
80%
83%
3Vis series No. 29
—June-Dec
*88
80 %
88
June-Dec
*85
79
84
3Vis series No.
30
Brisbane
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
_Mar-Sept
'
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Telephone
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
New
(Dept of)
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of)
3Vis 1961
Jan-July
25-year 2Vis 1974
Mar-Sept
WERTHEIM & Co.
York Stock Exchange
25-year 2Vis 1975
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
Teletype
Broadway, New York
lAChile
NY 1-1693
(Republic)
5 A 7s
AExternal
A6s
Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia) —
8 AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947
Feb-Aug
8 AGuaranteed
sinking
fund
6s
1948
sec
sec
sink
fd
sink
fd
7s
7s
2nd
3rd
ser
ser
ApriZ-Oct
108
(Commonwealth)
5s
June-Dec
15-year
3Vis
1962
.54%
76%
AExternal
s
to
f
3.5% )
6 Vis
1978
reduced
AExternal
s
to
3.375%)
f 6Vis of
101%
101%
'
•
98%
38
99%
144% 145
1979
IA 7s
(Central Ry) 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to
3.5% )
April-Oct
—
*88%
*95%
64%
-June-Dec
June-Dec
1
series
No.
3%s series No.
3.
—
.June-Dec
3%s series No.
5.
3%s series No.
7
64
64%
64
~
8—
3%s series No.
10
12
13
-June-Dec
14—
82%
82%
84
*82%
■
.
90%
*82%
40%
A 6s
assented Jan
AExternal
A 6s
AExternal
A
6s
sinking
assented
AExternal
A 6s
Extl
fund
fund
A 6
Vis
A8s
1993
*40%
Consol
41
67 Vi
38%
40%
*66%
40%
67
*40%
39%
—June-Dec
40%
fund 6s 1962—
1960
ref
Rica
66 %
38%
40%
40%
1953
(Republic of)
due
4 Vis
7s
*66%
64%
68%
38%
40 Vi
64%
69
external
1977
38 %
*40%
9%
145
*82%
—
-«
2_'
■
108 %
145
105
119%
105
119 Vi
53%
;
56 Vi
^June-Dec
110'/4
99%
101% 101%
*64
55 Vi
44%
66%
56%
110% 110%
31
41%
15
107
;
——
■
——
85
85
15
-June-Dec
*82%
-June-Dec
*82%
_June-Dec
*82%
88
*82%
85
95
80
90
88
85
78%
——
—
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t
93
86
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83%
78%
—
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90
95%
81%
76
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*82%
—
87%
'
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90%
91
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77
85
79
85
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75
74%
102%
102
74%
99%
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FIRM TRADING MARKETS
84
72 %
73%
63
67
72%
62%
86
89
——
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—
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77%
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130
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1959__Mar-Sep(
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18
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18
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1904———Feb-Aug
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—
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I
1963_Jan-Jufy
1954
of
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fund 6s 1964
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to
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74
-
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extended
1953
6s
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12
25%
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,
178
64%
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1957
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1961
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due
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136
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1958
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5
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73
1902—_June-Dcc
to
external 7s
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s
extended
1952
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66%
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lAItaly
;
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f
s
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ext
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1964
paid. 1968
59
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101
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2012
external
111
156%
•
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78
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54
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A
82%
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.
6%s due
June-Dec
1965—
due
1930
; :
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1908
to Plan
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v
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—
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No.
A
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reduced
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Plan A
2.25%)
dollar
pursuant
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220
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5%s loan
to
external
A6s
57%
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-Ja7i-July
(interest
—Jan-July
1950—
external
Bonds
H lya
—
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y
dollar
bonds 1949
68%
68%
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*76
1957 —May-Nov
(interest
—-—May-Nor
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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(extl loan
(State of)
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reduced to 2.5%)
1999
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64
58
2%)
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5s
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r
to Plan A
2012-—
pursuant
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104
87'%
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1
1953
1972———
bonds
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39
48
—April-Oct
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fund issue
&
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1952-
8s
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San
(Federal Republic of;—
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(City)
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58%
23
85%
74
•«"
Bid A Asked
Low
reduced
80
Week*s Range
Last
Sale Price
High
German
5%s dollar bonds 1989
dollar bonds 1972—J—
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May-ZVoa
(Kingdom of)
3s
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BONDS
New York Stock
1
to
6%)
3s "conv
OCTOBER :>9
—
Stamped assented
Denmark
ENDED
Friday
Jan
Sold
Bid A Asked
Low
Cundinamarca
WEEK
Range Since
Bonds
Last
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
78
75%
71
=
71a'4
56
70 %
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513A
100%
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100
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60%
101%
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■
■■:
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Number 5373
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1791)
31
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Slock Exchange
Period
Last
_
or
Sale; Price
Range
Friday's
3'As debs
Co
1971
—Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975-Map-Nov
Friday
Bonds
Bid.& Asked
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Brown Shoe
BONDS
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New York Stock Exchange
Sold
High
No.
Low
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98'A
98'A
40
Bush
Terminal Co
Bush Terminal
A 5s
5s
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_—Map-Nov
—Jan-July
1955
mtge income
general
93'A
93'A
93 34
Consumers Power first mtge 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
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103 '/a
99%
94'/a
10
100'A 100'A
13
—April-Oct
Jan-July
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3a 1976—June-Dec
Power .first
California Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—
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gold
4 Vis
105
Cuba Northern
81'/a
95
4%
consol
93%
96
93%
99%
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109
debenture
(perpetual)
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Ohio
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1965-
4s
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i
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3s debentures 1969
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June-Dec
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1st mortgage 3%s 1981—
May-Now
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1st mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Dec
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90
95%
118%
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Firtft and refunding 3%s series D 1969-April-Oct
Gulf States
112%
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1976——
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112
Mar-5ept
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100
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1976—Afar-Sept
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——J an-July.,
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
—Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970-.
Jan-July
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3%s debentures 1958
4
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debentures
Houston
Lighting.& Power Co 3'As
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Hudson
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepi
—
1968--
&
Manhattan
first
1967—-Jwne-Dec
1962_Jnne-Dec
1957——Feb-Aug
5s ser A
5s
A
AAdjusted income 5s Feb 1957
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s serle? A
11%
100%
3
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*103%
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mortgage
3s series B
1978
1981,-jan-July
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95
118%
139
114 Ya
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140
—
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■
——
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13
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mortgage
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1976.
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(Minnesota)
4%s series A
debentures
9
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-May-Nov
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1982
i
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A 2047—Jan-July
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61
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3s
1977
1994
118%
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62%
76
88%
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-Jan-July
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&
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1961—.Feo-Aug
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1
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—Jan-July
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C
1974
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—
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1982
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•r
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1952
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3s
1961
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99
15
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3s
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RR—
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102
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guaranteed 4%s series B
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106
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102%
>103%
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1970——Jan-July
—-Feb-Auy
A
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BONDS
Jan. 1
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Interest
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Bonds
Bid & Asked
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Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
94
97%
103%
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98
100%
105
105%
108
103 Vi
104%
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RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
...
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
2%s
debentures
1964—Feb-Aug
1983:
(
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1972
112%
June-Dec
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G
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J
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1984
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102%
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115
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103%
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27/8s debentures 1973
93%
97
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
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104
108%
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—
5
108'% 109
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6
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109
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series
C
1974
general 4%s series D 1977
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First
mortgage
96'%
100^
99%
101 %
101%
103%
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14
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1977
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1984
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1956
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3s
debentures
1963
99
99
99
*106
—
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Mar-Sept
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—
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97
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968
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refunding mortgage 5s 2037
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1970_..April-Oct
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_
100%
105 V%
2
105
110
6
102
94%
&
Co
105
105'A
14
105
,110
110
103 % 103%
94'A
104
94'%
2
1
99
86%
107'A 107'A
102'%
26
105%
85
85%
9
77%
85%
98'A
98'A
1
95'A
101 %
68
69'/a
10
63
19
62%
*883A
55'A
63
104
103%
105%
II
♦103'/a
106%
72'A
67
—
104
100'A
103
104%
107
105 % 106%
12
65'A
65'/a
66%
66
61'A
64'A
64'A
65
64
59% '
103
1 03'A
102
102'%
.
6
15
*97% 100
Jaw-July
1981
78
88'A
85
Feb-Nov
105'A
Mar-Sept
series
first
S
A
1980
Corp
2%s
27
67%
104%
102
102 »/8
102%
94
__
*96%
98
97 Ya
106%
101
94%
4s
first
RR
Electric
*90
Mar-Sept
106
1960
4s
a
20
98%
105'A 108'/«
*105'/a
Jan-July
147
90
53
96'A
103 %
98'A
—
*100'A 101'A
April-Oct
1958
106
90
102'A
*101%
Jan-July
15
93
102
102'A
Mar-Sept
May-ZVoo
mortgage 3s
series
145'A 147
Jan-July
102
95%
100'A
103
—
109
102%
106
Co—
A
Power
81%
82'A
Jaw-July
2004
ser
82'A
31
80%
87%
May
70'A
71
6
64'%
73%
June-Dec
A Jan 1 2029
2%s 1976
94 %
94'A
1
90 %
95
—Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1979
—
Wisconsin
Public
Yonkers Electric
Service
3'As
Light & Power
2%s
II
*102
Jaw-July
1971
1976-Jan-July
*93
—
104%
100
May-Noo
April-Oct
*100
—-
a
93%
May-Nov
April
1971
1974
96%
*103%
„
April-Oct
111%
May-Nov
Jan-July
94%
94%
99%
75%
96'A
92%
1
14
87%
293
102%
95%
17
91
99% 100'A
45
95%
delivery
sale
not
included
in
the
year's
92%
94'A
92%
d Ex-Interest . e Odd-lot sale not
included In the year's range, r Cash sale
range,
In the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
■
tCornpanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
75%
97%
Deferred
Included
103%
67%
111%
111
98
100%
—
75%
96%
1
not
97%
116
96
included
♦Friday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds selling flat.
100%
no
sales being
__
77 oi
transacted during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the following extensive list we
furnish a complete
report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Oct. 25, 1954, and ending
Friday, Oct. 29, 1954. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Supply
10
Inc
iminii
Corporation.
Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
*or
footnotes
common
(N J)
see
page 37.
1
ENDED
STOCKS
Range since Jan 1
Low
jl
3%
10O
30%
250
30
-
7,600
27
Mar
3%
4
4%
4
4%
3,800
2% Mar
7
7
7'A
2.600
x5'A May
'/$
8,700
2%
Jan
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
High
% May
3% Mar
Low
Air-Way Electric Appliance-
3
13%
13%
13%
Apr
Airlleets
I
13%
13%
14
24%
li
24%
31% Aug
3%
Jun
5% Aug
7% Aug
Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Rights
Gas
50c
Corp
—.2
5
9%
9'A
9%
3,000
7%
Jan
1
10%
12%
12%
12%
2,300
7%
Jan
13% May
Feb
Great Southern
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
50
preferred
„
&
ft
—-
—
Alabama
100
—1
—
—
4%
123
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
htah
Jan
4%
Monday,
security
OCTOBER 29
Friday
Shares
4
Manufacturing.
Aeroquip
Agnew
30%
WEEK
for Week
3%
IHl
common.
Stores
Range
of Prices
'/»
Alloys.
FOR
Safes
Low1 High
ACF-Brill Motors warrants.
Acme
Week's
3*3^
800
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
%
Jun
Jan
High
xl4
July
15% May
18
Jan
/*
*,400
25%
%
4,100
74-300
16%
f*4®
107%
Jan
128
Aug
95%
Jan
103%
Oct
125
103'A 103 A
4%
4%
170
6,700
26% Sep
Oct
%
'
67
102'A
96%
105'A 105%
*100%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1971
1965
B
mtge 4'As Inc
First
117%
—
]
-;
107%
108
110%
♦83%
April
1991—April
3'As
3'As ser A
103%
106%
105% 105%
*117% 122
Jan
B
1971
3'As series D 1967
Central
mtge
Wisconsin
134
105
series
debentures
Electric
debentures
Gen
98
122
101%
Jan-July
3
105%
101%
—
'
103'%
Telegraph Co—
3'As
Wilson
89%
22
4'As
1960
5s
mortgage
1st
26
105%
:
—
*„
1995
3'As series B
debentures
Wisconsin
133
133'A
102% 102%
June-Dec
1982
debentures 2%s
,,
:
Pacific RR Co
Winston-Salem
93%
102%
April-Oct
.
*105
1958
B
,
conv
First
100
79%
98
98'%
*97
_
Bell
,
94%
96%
100'A 100'A
100'A
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
107%
84%
10
RR—
1977
3'/as debentures
23As
*99
—
First mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
First mortgage 23As series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Oil
104
1981—June-Dec
I
ser
1982
J
ser
United Elec Power Corp—
§ A ] st mortgage (is ser A 1953
106 3A
Oil
1
—
Westphalia
107'A
106
106% 107'A
105% 106%
62
1981
113% 114'A
Co
Westinghouse
97%
97
3
—,
74
4'As
Standard
3s
mortgage
Western
118
112
4'As
Standard
106
RR Co—
Western
97
Gold
Coil
3'As
& Southwest first gtd
30-year
3
*98'A 103
__
66
111%
2
__
—
49%
96%
96%
96'/a
98
142%
313
100% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
93
125
__
*62'A
104%
Gold
ASpokane
103%
106% 106%
1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Wefelchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
:
May-No»
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C
1979
Apr-Oct
_
100%
__
97
*161%
Jan-July
__
__
114
Standard
mtge
consolidated
First
97
107
Southwestern
ref
Wabash
101%
91%
Mar-Sept
Northeastern
105%
2
w
97%
100
—
*95'A
1973_June-Deo
3%s
'
J
104'/a
104% 104%
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
184%
1977
&
&
mtge income
conv
Orleans
97 3A
96'%
'
93%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
A
Joint
104'A ;•
104'A
i-—
105
*__
Gen
Vis
New
:
1
5" :
Mar-Sept
Gen
4
Devel
91%
106 y«
1001%
97%
.
99'/4
105
1979—June-Dec
1980
H
ser
mortgage & refund 3%s
Virginian Ry
Co—
Pacific
*98
E 1975—Mar-Sept
ser
120
(Oregon Lines)
Southern
100%
*103% 104'A
June-Dec
100
123%
—
97%
*101%
.
*97%
1994
ser
*—-
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
Virginia
100
95%
118
--
June-Dec
mtge 3%s
101
86%
103
98
mtge 27/8s ser G
mtge 2%s
109%
4'As
1st
95
2
7
10
■
118
First
San Fran Term
(
100%
~
94%
107
3
__
—
Feb-Aug
Co
99'%
89
105% 105%
105'A
96%
*94
refund
1st
85
*120
*102%
1976
2%s
99%
89
5
90
refund
1st
105
__
*98%
—„
Jan-July
Ry
80'/a
100 »/8
*100
'■
June-Dec
1987
Indiana
98 »A
94%
and ref
80
1
116% 116'%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Aug
1979
debentures
105
103%
•
„
*92%
and
'
June-Dec
23As debentures 1985
Southern
98 y*
97'%
*104%
and
98%
34
92
*108'%
Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
-
Apr-Ocf
First
'
1966
Corp coll trust 7s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3'As conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Southern
116%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
2'As
101%
99%
America—
and refund
Walworth
1974
Oil
99
94'A
*98
RR consol gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov
\
t§ASilesian-Amer
South & North
83%
91%
1989-Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971
§ASiemens & Halske 6%s 1951
Socony-Vacuum
95
71
— —
104% 105
92
Mar-Sept
& Sons 2%s
107
103%
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1967
'
1980
B
debentures
99%
79
83%
—
104%
May-Nop
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3%s
99%
:
Feb-Aug
1976
First
II
*77
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
Seagram (Jos E)
98
99
-April-Oct
debentures
subord
conv
Consol
First
St Louis-Southwestern
Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paul & Duluth first cons
8t
37%
100 %
101%
159
106'/a
148
*102'A
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
A Second
mtge inc 4 Vis series A Jan 2022
May
Scioto
80
95
101
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972
2%s
debentures
106'/a
10
148
*144
Mar-Sept
1996_jan-July
April-Oct
5s
Second
St
15%
—
*97
Mar-Sept
1971
2%s
96%
*106%
*100
98'A
First
gold
102%
54%
96
—
*103%
First
1st
*99'A
June-Dec
1970
Gas Corp. 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 35/8s
123 %
142'A 142%
__
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k
105%
123
**99% 1003A
Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
Biscuit Co of America 23As 1966—April-Oct
87
Mar-Sept
1969
Lawrence &
101%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
General mortgage 4%s series D
St
34 3A
May-Nov
California
1st
100%
81%
*157% 160
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
General
Saguenay Power 3s
33'A
Mar-Sept
1961
3%s debentures 1977
Corp—
mortgage 3Vis series J
101
134
95
75
34
Tank
United
105%
97%
—
98'%
98%
101%
92
V
1950
5 A Direct
94
122-
Pacific RR—
Union
105
100%
—
83%
April-Ocl
17
74'A
27/8s debentures 1970
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
100%
102%
—
—
Rhine-Westphalia Eled Power Corp—
mtge
6
*100
I960—-June-Dec
1982
Oil
102%
97
7
•
__
3'As
mtge
Union
135%
200
1st
Union
3%s
§ ADirect
16
74 3A
.April-Oct
impt 3%s
4%s
Reynolds
99%
104%
Pacific—
May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 27/8s 1980
June-Dec
103
103
3
*103'%
1995—May-Nov
94'A
101'A
104% 105%
105
First
100%
100 %
58
100
—
2
69
1003A 100%
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
U S
D
122
98
100'A 100'A
*133'A 135
first
Pacific-Missouri
Tol &
100
99%
—
__
*104%
:
"
Jan-July
Reading Co flsst & ref 3%s series
111
125'A
98
96
98
—
101% 101%
■
.
__
1983—April-Ocl
1964
98
101
103'A 103%
103%
1st
Oats
95
94%
100 Ye
*122
_May-Nov
United
Quaker
95
98'A
u
100
101% 102'A
—
-Jan-July
-April-Oct
1985
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
.June-Dec
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960— -Jan-July
107
94%
__
*215
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3%s
97
*135%
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1972
*95%
105% 105%
and
3%s debentures
*—
High
104 V*
'KKPA 101'A
.June-Deo
gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985-Jan-July
99
106
—
*100'A 101
—
ana
First and
111
*11
--
101%
First
and refund
&
Tri-Continental Corp
May-Noc
First
and
Texas
June-Dec
1983
3s
First mortgage
Providence
1st mtge
99
Orleans RR—
First
June-Dec
First
2019
impt 2%s series D
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New
88%
——'
■
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
general
First
1962
Low
104
108%
Jan. 1
No.
104 Y*
Jan-July
Jan-July
108
Range Sinetf
Sold
Mar-Sept
1966
May-Noo
109
Bonds
High
104%
A
B
1973
102%
Texas
series
debs
debentures
Refund and
Mar-Sept
5s
37/8s
27/8s
102%
108'% 108%
Jan-July
April-Oct
general
Chemical
107%
__
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
100
—
*108
—
102%
series
Last
Sale Price
Period
107%
10
*107%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
37/8s
175
*103
109
mtge
Interest
Stqck Exchange
'
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
May-Noc
1st
98%
—
*103
Feb-Aug
1963—Feb-Aug
1964_May-Nov
New York
High
7
102% 102%
1957—May-Nov
Low
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
*96
~
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
High
112'A 113
102%
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—-
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 29
Range Since
Sold
100% 101'%
——
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3Hs
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Oct
•
!
;
4
The Commerwal and
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Financial Chronicle... Monday, November 1, 1054
EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 29
Range
Las*
STOCK?
Sale Price
American Stsek Exchange
Par
of
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
Par
„
—
4 a
3 /8
J
Airlines Inc
1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
-1
5%%
convertible
preferred
10
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Alles
Fisher common
Si
(Mich)
Products
Allied
Industries
Beverage common
pfd
conv
§ American Bantam Car Co class A
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber
American
Laundry Machine
American
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter Co
Co
Natural Gas Co 6%
pfd—25
American Republics
-10
American Seai-Kap common
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
American Writing Paper common
5
Amurex Oil Development class A
5
American
Apr
21%
Aug
23%
Jan
51/2
13%
13'A
4%
„
8%
9%
1,300
9%
Apr
1,600
4%
Jan
7%
Sep
Jan
33%
Jun
*1
dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
50%
2.40
shares
*
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4'%% pfd__100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
.8%
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
9%
--
Jan
<
59
July
48
3,900
8% July
3 'A
9%
6,700
2% Aug
312
Jan
9%
Sep
Jan
50%
Oct
31% Aug
American
dep rets
Cessna
Camberlln
17
Sep
Charis
14%
Feb
Charter
Jan
7%
.23
9
Oct
100
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
1,100
9%
Jan
14%
Feb
4'A Mar
Jan
105
Jan
19%
Sep
15%
Jan
24%
Jun
13% July
Jan
Mar
Jun
113
117
23
Associated
CI
A
Tel
July
'53
1
div
arrear
Sc
$41
paid
22
Dec
on
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
Coast
Atlas Corp
on
800
1%
Feb
100
85%
Jan
125%
Aug
Community
21,500
5%
Jan
16%
Sep
Compo
7% May
Jan
8%
Aug
1
Jan
2%
Aug
—
1%
--
12%
9"%
warrants
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
_1
preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
121
11% 13
80%
Jan
102%
Sep
2% Aug
Sand
Colts
—
•
12%
3
__
Stone
Si
Vtc
Sep
100
1 %
Jun
2%
3%
12%
17 %
2%
Jan
3 %
Aug
July
Consolidated
200
800
10%
Jan
Aug
1,600
14% Mar
14
18
Aug
Jan
30
Oct
23%
Jan
34
Aug
81
-
81%
72%
Jan
31%
<
80
6%
100
•
Class
A
5]|
Baker-Raulang Comany
1
Baldwin Rubber
T
15
15%
common..
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American
Banff
shares
Barcelona Tr
Barium Steel
Basic
*'
Ltd
Oil
Light Si Power Ltd
Inc
1
50c
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft
Birdsboro Steel
Starr
1
Bohack
Si
18%
(S)
•'
:
Co
&
Co
8% May
14%
15%
600
11% Mar
16
Sep
3%
3%
22,300
2% May
4
Sep
8%
10
8%
Oct
2A
2%
8%
10,400
5%
10,300
10%
2
2,700
8%
5
10%
1%
1,600
600
14
21 'A
5%
46%
5%
46%
10
10%
1,200
14%
common
Oil
Jan
9'
Oct
11
May
Oct
1%
Jan
2%
Aug
5% May
13%
Apr
13%
Jan
700
4%
40%
Jan
17
Apr
27%
Feb
400
2,000
21%
8
Aug
Aug
Jun
Apr
11%
10
Jan
19
4
18%
18%
9%
46% Aug
11% July
Jan
1
500
1,100
—
7%
200
7% July
'"6% May
->
Sep
Aug
5%
Sep
10
Jan
9% Aug
8%
500
34%
1,100
24%
Jan
37
99%
520
Aug
88%
Jan
99%
3%
100
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
3%
1,000
2%
Apr
4%
7%
100
7%
Jan
11 %
7%
11
200
8%
Jan
Feb
Aug
36% Aug
6%
Jan
15
14 %
7,800
5
5%
4,600
5
5
13%
100
Oct
••
dep
rets ord
Amer
dep
rets ord reg
British
bearer
lft
10,600
113
Jan
11 %
73%
2,900
9%
Jan
12%
Jun
575
67%
Jan
79
22 %
July
28
'""%
"%
2,800
17%
18 %
2,300
24%
24%
500
38%
38%
11%
12
16%
16%
16%
5%
5%
5%
1,200
5%
5%
5%
13,800
71
71
17%
n%
dep
British Columbia Power
Brown
Company
common
$3
2nd
Jan
14
July
12
Jan
18% Aug
7% Jun
Bruce
(EL)
Co
8%
1,100
26 %
Jan
25,300
7% Aug
11%
Jan
Jan
44 %
May
10
Mar
14%
100
1%
5%
6%
12,500
11,300
13%
13%
3,500
Daltch
Aug
Davenport
Sep
Davidson
1% May
Mar
26
28'A
2,400
29
Jan
31% Aug
Day
Jan
29%
Dayton
Byrd
common
6 ftff
200
5% Mar
6
6 ft.
6 ft,
200
5 % Mar
6
A Oct
ft Oct
4'A
2,900
3%
Jan
23%
23%
200
18%
Jan
25%
Sep
15
16%
8,600
8%
Jan
17%
Oct
112%
475
89%
Jan
4
54
750
16%
700
7%
13%
7%
500
14%
2,500
50c
10
preferred
Hill & Sullivan
—
13%
108
9
2.50
x50% May
15% May
6%
11
Jan
Jan
18'A
18%
18%
1,200
11%
24%
24%
24%
1,700
20%
4
Oil
Corporation
19% May
23
Oct
10%
1,000
8% Mar
11
Oct
convertible class
A
Feb
July
Jan4
4% May
Oct
121
10
21
21
.21%
6,600
13%
Jan
24% Aug
14
14
14%
2,800
12% Mar
17% July
27%
28
13%
4,700
14
22%
Feb
31%
Sep
4,900
28%
13
10%
Feb
17 %
Aug
9%
Oct
Dennison
(new)
Calvan Consol Oil &
Camden
Canada
Canada
6% %
Fire
Gas Co
Gray
Hardware
Detroit
Steel
Oct
Distillers
20
Jun
Bread
Sep
Dome
5%
Oct
Domestic
26%
Sep
Dominion
Dominion
Atlantic Oil
Co
Ltd
Canadian
Finance
Bridge
Corp
common
Ltd
Co
6%
Jan
9%
Jun
8%
Jan
10%
Oct
200
8
Jan
11 %
Jun
Dominion
xl5%
16%
5,900
11
Mar
17%
Sep
Douglas Oil Company
Steel
ord stock
& Chemical Co
Dominion Tar
Textile
Brewery
Coal
&
Ltd
Co
25c
3
3
3
300
3
Oct
3%
Oct
Canners
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Ltd
common
9
9
9'A
1,100
9
Oct
10%
Oct
Driver
1%
1%
20,100
5%
5%
1,100
3
3
__
•
13%
13%
11%
xll%
14%
100
7,200
11%
4,700
6A
63,200
25%
51§
25
%
Oct
375
130 v
Homestead
Marconi
Canadian
Williston Minerals
see
Oils
Ltd
10c
Oct
2%
Apr
6% May
4
9%
10
July
% Mar
Jan
15%
Feb
12% July
3}5r Aug
6i7s
Oct
Sep
131
100
Jan
29
Sep
Feb
3
92
Mar
132
IS
Jan
15
Oct
A
Jan
1
Oct
8%
Feb
%
11%
800
12% Aug
10 % July
8%
1,300
7%
Jan
19%
1,100
17%
Jan
19%
Oct
3% Mar
4%
Jun
109%
Oct
108%
109%
108
6 %
"l%
1%
2,900
100
73%
;
Jan
5% May
Oct
f
23%
Sep
'i
2%
Jan
9%
Feb
15%
50
14%
Jan
900
2
1%
Jan
~8%
~8%
16%
500
18
July
24
142
Jan
168
Oct
9,800
9
16%
20
~-y"
16%
16%
16%
200
11
11
11%
1,300
13%
5
14
Corp
Draper
Harris
Power
Class
Dunlop
6%
16%
Jan
10% Aug
Oct
22
Apr
Durham
Duro
Feb
31
Apr
2%
17,700
1%
Jun
4 A
4 JJ
15,000
3% Aug
.
Jan
12
Feb
17
Jan
13
Sep
Jun
16%
Feb
Jan
Jan
30% Aug
4%
Apr
5% Aug
20%
20%
700
12%
13 %
500
2%
1,100
16
16
25
2V2
4s
1
2.50
1
*
•
1%
Jan
1% May
21%
145
Sep
Jun
14%
Apr
2% Oct
28%
3% Aug
2%
3
800
29
1,200
22%
Jan
29
Oct
28%
28 %
1.600
11%
Jan
3078
Sep
1%
1%
1%
5,900
%
12%
12%
1,100
4%
4%
5
A
4,500
6%
6%
1,200
lft July
2%
12
Feb
10 %
Jan
318 July
5%
Jan
2 % Mar
3
A Oct
13% July
6% Mar
7% Sep
16"%
Apr
21
Sep
Feb
14%
13 %
Oct
11% Aug
14
1,000
10%
10%
2,000
7%
Jan
1,700
6
Feb
4%
Aug
19%
13 y8
31
29 %
18%
18%
9%
9'%
%
49%
49
Jan
31%
600
1,100
19
5,900
10%
9,500
50
3%
10%
40% July
52
9%
Jan
14% July
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
13%
4%
3%
600
500
5
29 %
1,000
7%
8%
20.200
58%
59%
600
28%
Oct
19% May
Jan
7% May
28 %
31%
Apr
40%
12%
3%
Sep
15% Mar
Oct
7% Mar
26
200
4%
13
26%
7%
8% July
33% Jan
16,200
Rubber
10s
1
•
1
•
Jan
Feb
12% Jan
27%
2%
Laboratories—
10c
16%
133%
2%
*
& Potash Co
Mar
lft
x27%
1U
29
10
Co
Hosiery class B common
2
700
140
12%
1
Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
6 % Mar
1,000
1
10
*
(The)
5% July
20%
Co
B)
6
12%
5%
1%
28%
5
Test Corp common
6
A Mar
Eastern
Apr
29%
Jan
Apr
76%
Aug
Oct
16
16
Eastern Gas & Fuel
4%%
53 %
"
Oct
5%
1%
Co
Duval Sulphur
Apr
4%
23%
..
"
900
25%
Jan
Apr
Oct
Eastern
Malleable
States
Corp
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B__
Eastern Sugar
1]$
2
800
1%
Apr
212
5%
5
51/4
6,500
4%
Jun
6% Aug
Common
6c
2%
2%
213
2,500
2% July
3%
$2
Aug
common___10
8
100
—
1
17%
4%
Sep
Aug
Oct
4% Aug
July
10
7
33%
July
Jun
17%
170
Associates—
beneficial int—1
30
Aug
17%
300
8
Jan
10% Jan
66%
Feb
35
Aug
18%
Oct
147
*
-*
21%
shares of
preferred
7% Aug
56%
22% July
25
Iron
$7
2
Jun
Assn
prior preferred
24
171
2i %
%
■
f
I
9% Aug
5
"5%
7%
common
American
Duraloy
350
6%
4%
common
(Allen
A
6 %
i
Mar
—
20%
20%
i
7% Aug
1,900
7%
Dragon Cement Co Inc
1
page 37.
Oct
Jan
10%
8%
Aug
29%
~
11
Feb
23%
2
16
Canadian
Canadian
1%
3% Mar
3
3
*
*
Oct
11%
•
Drilling & Exploration Co..
A
41
10,100
*
Oct
4
Oct
30 % Mar
300
16
15
Ltdi—•
Ltd
5
2
Sep
250
20%
19%
1
Jan
2
Oct
32
400
;
9%
common
Jan
common
For footnotes
Ltd
Exploration
%
•
Canadian
New
reg
Corp
100
•
Canadian
(The)
Diversey
ord
rets
2%
Cement Co Ltd common
1%
6%
Jun
8%
1
25c
Ltd
Oils
dep
3,400
20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
39
%
Jan
Ltd—
Co
American
200
preference.
Canada
3,100
%
11%
10
3,300
Ltd
Co
Co
Products
Devoii-Leduc
Jan
16%
Mfg
Devoe Si Raynolds class B__
18%
7 % July
Foundry
Iron
A
6
31%
14%
1
1
Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit
4%
25
30
.10% Sep
5% May
100
%
1
300
15%
10c
35
50c
5
—
A
4%
5
Insurance
5,600
9,800
5% Mar
1 %
5%
38
1
Mfg class A common
8%
•
California Electric Power
8%
5%
1
2.50
Inc
Inc
10%
10 %
1
Calgary Si Edmonton Corp Ltd
8%
2.50
Mills
A
1%
6% May
1%
10
5
(Mo)
4%
50c
11,900
*
3s 6d
10c
common
Sugar Estate
9%
20%
Detroit
DuMont
Electric Products
Calamba
8%
8%
25c
debenture
8%
Duke
Cable
9%
30%
Jan
1
% May
22%
Inc
Rubber Co class
Stores common
54
c
C Si C Super Corp
Jan
10
22%
7.50
common
July
300
15
Mines
Dow
Corn
15
1,300
23
6%
Dairies
Hosiery
Brothers
10%
__
9%
xl3
14%
Co
7%
xl5%
Oct
Sep
22%
X13
6%
common
10%
__
__
6%
14%
3%
22%
14%
.12 %c
dep rets ord shares
Biscuit
6%
Sep
Mines Ltd—
American
Crystal
21
6 ft,
15'A
Oct
Feb
10% Mar
2% Jan
Apr
16%
2.50
common
preferred
Furry
Inc
3% Mar
Feb
31
13
5
common
Manufacturing
6%
53%
1
common
convertible
Lighting
9%
16%
»
60c
!
common
Curtis
Sep
Jan
5
3% July
2%
Jan
.
400
6
common
Curtis
.34
14 %
(Md)
5
"A" partic—_•
Sugar
Tobacco
Cuban
Jan
•
Burma
Atlantic
Cuban
12%
12% Aug
Jan
38 %
reg)__£l
common
Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
Jan
53%
10
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Bunker
Co
Drug
6% Aug
Jan
100
200
2%
1
Cork Internat'l
Crown
4%
108%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
7%
(ord
:
Petroleum
Crown
Oct
13%
13%
1
Crowley Milner Si Co
x6%
4A
5%
4
19%
receipts
Cent
Apr
41
1,600
4
2%
7%
A
Crown
600
»
1
preferred
Brown Rubber Co
dep
7%
Apr
38% July
38
*
*
5c
common
Petroleum
Creole
1,700
♦
Distillers
cumulative
American
2,300
•
preference
Forman
4%
*
Aug
.
Feb
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Dejay
1
common
$5 convertible preference
Brown
Si Reynolds
preferred class
6
6ftt
30
14
*
8
__
Apr
9
50
29 %
4
•
Co
Detroit
ord reg
rets
$1
21%
10s
Feb
22
1
Inc
2
*
_10s
19%
1
Corp
,
Corroon
Oct
Sep
50c
,
Utilities
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Coro
Sep
16%
450
n%
28%
.Aug
%
.% Mar
10% May
1
voting
5%
28%
Aug
7%
10
non-voting
7%
Celanese Ltd—
American
B
2
24
•
Amer
A
Class
Juiy
1 %
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Class
6
—
•:
Tobacco—
Co
Corby
b
/\pi
38%
Co
Varnish
&
Aug
Feb
6%
Jan
5
.*%
11%
1%
10
1956
Gas
Paint
13
Aug
•
American
6%
Cook
Sep
9% Aug
*
36%
~7%
Liquidating
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Aviation & Engineering__l
Continental Car-Na Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
:
1
^Continental Foundry Si Machine Co__l
7%
20c
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
American
4% July
3%
__
•
Manufacturing Co
Sep
3%
1
British
Sep
10%
98%
99
5
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Brillo
3%
Jan
33%
__
prior cumulative preferred—100
British
Jan
1% July
2%
8%
•
Foote Gear Works Inc
ft
5
7%
•
common
Sep
4,200
—
—
3
common
15%
6%
10'A
46% A
'
Fdry Si Mach Co com.*
Borne Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Brad
—
1
class A
Oct
15'A
1
Gorham
(H C)
5%%
Inc.
common
Blumenthal
14
21%
25
common
6%
5%
14%
--
1
common
Co
Inc
—
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Watch
—
1
common
Beck
Black
8%
5
10%
1
Refractories
Blauner's
2%
•
Corp
Beau-Brummell Ties
Benrus
—
50c
Bearings Inc
Bickford's
3%
lc
Jan
3%
95,100
8%
1
95
Jan
87
Oct
8% Mar
6% July
400
94%
6%
94
.
Bailey Si Selburn Oil & Gas-
Aug
Jan
26%
5%
Co
Engineering
Colsolidated
8%
3%
100
200
Consolidated
3%
12
16%
6,800
Apr
1,100
7%
Machinery—
to
ext
10%
1%
Aug
5%
28
13%
Service
Public
10%
4%
Jan
3%
32%
6%
—1
1
Commodore Hotel Inc
9%
Sep
May
3
Apr
81
ordinary
Manufacturing
Shoe
Jan
7%
4%
-
7%
27%
*
Equipment Co
Airlines
1%
—
1
non-cum
Farm
Co
vtc
Oils
Development
Colon
Colonial
1
Atlas Plywood Corp
Caribbean
'Cockshutt
Feb
31
7%
Co..
Products
Aluminum
Colonial
i
50
ft
6%
4%
16% Mar
13% Aug
31
28%
121
5%
'53)__•
&
Line Co
15,100
"2%
Club
Coastal
Jan
% May
Jun
3
6,500
5
•
10c
101% 102
1%
1%
Jan
Tel—
Si
$43
(ex
4
4
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
880
Feb
17%
Mar
1%
% Aug
1
1
Co
Inc
Hosiery
Claussner
4,800
51
Aug;
July
13%
115
Sep
—1
Manufacturing
Neon
1%
1%
3%
4%
50
•
Co
Controller
Clarostat
Claude
2,700
Feb
Jan
110
18,600
—5
1
convertible preferred
(The) D L Co
4% %
16%
1%
7
3%
10
1
Ltd
Co
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
'■1,900
44
-
14
2.50
common
America
common
Oil
113
114
20% A: 20%
20%
19%
Co
of
Co
Corp
Clark
12%
122%
1.0J0
3%
3%
6%
10
1
preference
Aircraft
Clark
2,300
8% Jan
Convertible
Sep
110%
Jan
31,800
13%
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing common.10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
Circle Wire & Cable Corp..
5
Jan
8,600
1
100
%
6%
Ohio Steel Products
Sep
12
9
7% July
700
Central Power Si
Aug
1,100
£1
3%
preferred
3.50%
Central
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
80%
250
113
Oct
7
'
common
common
14%
4
27,300
of America
Co
10% May
13'A
reg
Laundries
Feb
Apr
2%
300
8%
% May
4% July
2s 6d
1
*
Castle (A Mj Si Co
.10
Catalin Corp of America—
1
Cenco
Corporation
1
Central Explorers Ltd—.—.——l
> Central
Illinois Secur Corp
1
Conv
preference $1.50 series
*
Conv
preference $1.40 series
•
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(J
Products
Oct
Associate Electric Industries—
Associated
14
dep rets B ord
American
Casco
68"%
23%
16
Oct
%
Jan
12%
16%
9%
7,300
10%
10
113.
Sep
22%
50
2.50
Equipment Corp
Aug
3
Ltd—
Oct
2,200
50
pfd
$5
Light
Si
Power
§Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carreras
38
13%
17
28%
117% 120
100
1
Light 4# pfd——100
Century Electric Co common
..10
Century Investors Inc
2
35
70
Carolina
common
Oct
50
20,300
Co
Carnation
7%
33,200
8%
Apr
Jan
Central Maine Power Co—
9%
8
11%
.
Apr
Feb
4% Jan
'4%
4'A
9% 10
109% 109%
17
17%
Oct
'
Aug
25% Mar
1,625
Jun
4%
'
25%
500
50 3A
1%
14,200
8%
15
68%
12%
4%
16%
50
16,600
10%
23%
Jan
19,700
300
1%
4%
2.50
*
*
1
Co
Si
High
1%
4%
22%
Jun
7%
19
1,050
Low
High
4%
20% Mar
300
450
1,300
22%
*
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Aro
45%
5
$7 pfd-
Power & Light
Jan
Feb
._5
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
1%
1%
•
American
Arkansas
% May
50
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
23
50
100
30%
38
3 t'a
9'A
3 %
2
Anchor Post Products
Oct
15
Kennedy Inc
&
Baxter
Carman
Carter
H Juiy
23
6%
62
12%
4%
16%
8%
66'A
a
23%
6%
30%
38
20c
Lead Mines Ltd
Anacon
Sep
93
4
23%
22%
—
Sep
Apr
5%
51%
—
Feb
27%
Oct
3%
33
99%
--
23
6%
,10%
2% Mar
Jan
—
—
Oct
10
900
12/e
7/4
32
•
American
2,400
Jan
11/a
6/4
32
%
1
Manufacturing Co com
3% May
--
—
8% Aug
6
Jan
Feb
7%
3
--
20
25
Carey
92%
--
32
25
Co
Sep
1,000
9®
—
-
Feb
3%
4,100
—
100
Air Filter 5%
American
American
2"%
32 /2
4 /4
—
25c
15
1
1
Jan
,
11%
•
common
HI
2% May
3.150
—
Industries Inc
Am brook
—
Jan
100
4 /4
10 A
—
Goods Manufacturing—
Aluminum
'
1%
Range Since Jan. 1
/Shares
1%
5
—19.50
1
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
3,300
—
3Hs
4 /a
32
4 ?a
Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers
8,500
7
4/2
10
—
Oct
Sep
34%
5
700
'J
--
4%
10
-
100
Aluminum
3
°
*
cumulative preferred
$3.75
3
~-
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1
common
Altes Brewing Co
Aluminum Co of America—
ju
Feb
24%
1,700
3*
4/4
*/b
4/2
2;«
10o
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny
33 {J
—
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
1
1
Ltd vtc
Canso Natural Gas
Algemene Kunstzijde Dnie N V
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co
Sale Prices
American Stock Exchange
High
Lew
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday,
Jan
188 %
Oct
50
134
Jan
176
Aug
1"0
19
July
27
Feb
25
21
Jun
25
Feb
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RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
-
Sale Price
-
Par
Easy Washing Machine class B—.
1
Mines
Electric
Limited.
Bond
ElectroData
&
Snare
Corporation
Empire Millwork
Equity
Corp
!
common
convertible
Esquire
7V2
~7%
"3%
Corporation Ltd
40
-
^ F
Oils
Associatiofl
1
10
2
Sterling
.1%
400
4%
12.500
.
35%^ "36%
1%-
4
300
•
16
60
4
5%
Jun
10
;'49>/2;
3%
1A
Jun
3%
Fish man
H )-Co Inc_
Tiger Line
Ford Motor of
9,600
48%. 50 % V
A
-
Co
•
22%.
3%
1*2,800
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Apr
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Jun
50c
95%
95
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97
1,300
11%
11%
deposit receipts bearer—_
A
2
,4%
11%,
4
2
1,
.———_1.25
;
65% Jan
-103%
Apr
4%
Jan
17,600
3% July
%
4,600
4%
•
13%
13%
13%
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•
.
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;
Power1 Co
Kroy
1,600
•
27%
27%
27%
800
3%
3%
200
13%
13%' 13%
5,100
218
Jan
%.7%
Sep
i
Jan
10% Jan
Warrants
i***
General
____
Builders
American
preferred
Corp
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
General
1%
2
1%
2
ctnnmon^
Rubber Co..
100
1,200
,
6%
1%
1,000
"2%
Jan
16
Lear
Aug
-
7% July
1% -Jan
-25
£1
pfd A
9%
5
common
6%
5
10
pfd
28%
100
9%
28 %' 29
18
I
Plywood Corp common
"3%
50c
preferred
Jan.
"3%
16 %
13,100
16%
3
20
400
%
3%
Jan
Apr
38,700
108
1
2%
1
108%
167/e
110
2%
(R
Tourneau
Class- B
Locke
2% Apr
7% Jan
100
21
300
19% Jan
9
10,300
3% Aug
10% Jun
20%
8%
8%
1
10
Jan
15%
Apr
Oct
13 V2 Mar
25
ft
20%
Class
Sugars class
A
Lynch
prior
Goldfield
M
A Oct
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
Apr
Amer
Great
Atlantic
86%
100
78
Jan
86%
Oct
Mead
%
Jan
36%
Jan
24%
19%
300
6%
6%
200
13%
13%
700
13% July
3%
5
...—
10c
3%
3,600
2% July
Oil
1
Hydraulics Inc_—
Freehold
Gridoll
Griesedireck
50c
190
.
2
Brewery
Grocery Stores Products common—
1394^139%
2%
3'V
"2 %
17%
17%
2,000
6%
Jun
Menasco
Apr
Merrill
Petroleums
Jan
28%
Oct
Mesabi
Iron
Oct
Jan
23% Aug
7% Jun
18%
132
18
18%
100
5A
3,100
13%
Hall Lamp
Organ
Hartford
Hearn
Mining
Holly
4%
5%
5%
2
2
_2.50
5
1
common
A)
&
•
preferred
Hubbell
Inc
79%
&
Manufacturing Co
9%
Sep
23%
Jan
15%
Sep
26
Oct
93%
Jan
102
Jun
79%
370
20
70
3%
4
16%,
200
50
12%
12%
7%
9%
12%
700
16%
16%
2%
2,800
•
80
Sep
Jan
10%
Jun
2% Mar
2,100
7%
9%
Jan
9
4%
Aug
6% Jan
8% May
9% Oct
8
Jan
13 Vt
Sep
12Va
Jan
19%
Aug
2%
1,500
2%
Jan
3%
Aug
15%
300
11%
Jan
15%
Oct
100
13% Mar
16
80
800
Oct
130*
46%
Apr
18
Jan
100 %
142
Jan
107%
Oct
-24% Jan
20%
29%
600
30%
Apr
88 %
17,700
Jan
87%
Oct
3%
200
2%
Jan
4%
6
200
4%
Jan
6
3%
•
6
'
5
11 %
11%
•
22%
22
£1
5%
12%
1,800
—22%
1,000
57
11
Mar
capital stock—*
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of
Canada
5%-*
38 %
38
5
Indianapolis
Pwr & Light 4%
of
Co
Insurance
North
International
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
5
International
Petroleum
International
Investors
Iowa
Iron
Irvine
capital stock.*
Service
19
19
V05
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1,000
80
2,050
50
21%
21%
22%
21,800
11%
11%,,11%
600
4%
2%
v
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Jan
30
Sep
Petroleum
Oct
6%
Oct
Jan
7%
Sep
Oct
8%
Oct
Jan
6
Sep
3%
3%
3%
300
2%
Jun
4%
July
4% May
42%
Sep
Feb
•
34
34
4%
—■
—
4%
33
100
x70
x70
13%
12%
—'
77%
5% Mar
-
6% Aug
Jan
6
'
45
70
1'
1
100
■
45
25
Apr
41%
48
Sep
400
44%
Feb
71%
Sep
13%
650
10%
Jan
14
Sep
2%
2%
1,700
12%
12%
100
.1
*
77%
79
2,800
10%
10%
11%
1,600
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25 %
15%
15%
25%
26
17%
17%
36
36
30%
31%
34%
36%
1,000
8%
9 Vh
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3% Aug
12% Aug
14% Jan
2
3,300
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'
'
'
Jan
79
Oct
22 Va July
■
30
Aug
10% Mar
12% May
51%
$2
Miller
28%
29
250
22 V2
Jan
31%
12
12%
3,000
11 %
Jan
14% Aug
19%
19%
19%
3,500
15%
Jan
20% Sep
2%
Jan
5%
5%
5
5%
1 o
8
7%
8
27,200
10
10
10
18%
19%
14'/a
14%
Aug
81«
Sep
Jan
29%
200
6
Apr
10% Sep
4%
1,700
900
Oct
60
Sep
6
Jan
Oct
14%
10% Mar
Sep
Apr
1JA. Sep
1,000
7% Mar
8 Va May
1,600
37,200
11% July
8
n
1,700
13 %
Jan
Feb
11
24% Aug
14%
Oct
14
Feb
26%
19
26%
27
Jun
36%
18
20%
5,500
13%
Jan
22%
Sep
6%
6 Va
6 '/a
1,600
5ya
Jan
7%
Apr
8.
26%
26%
1
3%
1,500
11,900
*
*.
Co.
26
3%
Service
50
*
pfd
♦
1
34
16%
105
36
36%
700
36%
36%
38%
5,700
102%
40
.100
B.100
107% 107 V*
40
101
29%
Oct
Jan
4%
Oct
4%
Jun
5% Mar
30
10%
102
Jan
*
*
class A
4
2.50
preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
cumulative
11
Sep
106
Mar
30%
Feb
38% Aug
37
Oct
47%
95'/a
Jan
104%
1
Apr
Oct
Apr
109%
Oct
Jan
104%
Oct
2%
Jan
4
Sep
104
Apr
7'/a
18%
18%
41
7%
172%
Jan
180
34%
Jan
41
2,200
5%
Jan
8%
3% May
3% Jan
40%
5%
900
21
116%
650
1
1%
8%
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5%
,
■
24%
1,600
8
8%
1,400
14
105 >A
5,600
24
115
1
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5
Muskegon Piston Ring common.—2.50
Muskogee Co commoB.i
10
Ohio
80
75
176% 178
100
Tel
Inc
Oct
34
Feb
Jun
98 y2
107'A
7%
&
2
36%
176%
Tel
900
Sep
2
23% Mar
1,600
50
105
24
,"
Ward &
States
34
16%
200
—100
series C
Society .com
4%
16'/a
...
100
common
-4%
4%
50c
Common
Co
preferred
SMuntz-TV
6
Jun
15
50c
dividend shares
Public
Mountain
Oct
22,600
1
7%
Aug
Products—
Investors
Murray
000
32
55% May
Co class A
participation pfd—*
Mt
9% May
14% July
Apr
Feb
Corp of America.——10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
39% July
Feb
7%
19
29%
Plan
Morris
4% May
21'A Jan
11
18%
Molybdenum Corp —
Monongahela Potoer Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
4.80%
cumul preferred series
Moody
Sep
600
22%
Refineries
Montgomery
Oct
32
8,000
14 %
Loan
36
Feb
12%
common
4%% convertible preferred
4.50%
Sep
22
29
Corp
Petroleum
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Monroe
31
13%
4%
Piping
Missouri
21% Jun
10
200
27%
23%
common
Wolil
28% Aug
Feb
11
13
12%
Abrasive
Mid-West
Jkn
15%
25%
12-
nou-cum
Co
18% Aug
21%
100
500
26%
4%
Midland Steel
Mid-West
Jan
1,200
3% Mar
12%
Hone
Oil
Mid vale
31%
IJ
7%
Muter Company
29
Apr
Jan
Oct
Sep
Sep
3% July
21
119
Aug
July
Mar
23%
1%
Jan
Oct
28%
Jan
Jan
8% Aug
200
28% Mar
33% May
5%
2,400
4% Jun
17%
300
29
7
common
618 Mar
10
1
Corp
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Milling Co
4—jd
Bellas
National
commons
Gas
Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
Ltd
Industries
Presto
National
Radiator
Research
National
Rubber
Oct
National
Steel
Oct
Inc
Co
Corp
Machinery
Jan
103
Oct
National Union
Electric Corp
83
Jan
103%
Sep
Neptune
common
Co common
19
Jan
Mar
19%
Oct
20
34
•
27%
Jan
10% Jan
12
Nestle
Feb
New
England
New
Haven
Jan
4%
Sep
Jun
3%
Feb
.'-j
4%%
New
New
£%v>>6
84
97/s
Min
91
Oct
New
Mexico
Jan
13%
Sep
New
Park
6%
Feb
New
Process
Sep
New
York
York &
800
3%
Sep
3%
Jan
1,700
2
Jan
.
8%
,t2%
2% July
New
York
&
Jan
1
25c
2
4
1
10
&
common
common
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
*
10
10
Oct
Jan
1%
Jan
3%
Oct
15%
Jan
217/s
Sep
13%
Jan
1%
2%
Oct
118
1
in
7,900
200
8%
Jun
11% July
800
xll%
Jun
17%
Oct
23%
22%
24%
17,000
16'/2 July
24%
Oct
19%
19
20
2,700
15 Va
Jan
21%
26%
30%
9,100
23
Qct
30%
Oct
Apr
2% Aug
29%
Sep
Feb
26%
Apr
25%
3%
2%
"3%
2%
"3%
2,000
3
31,200
44
1,300
1% Mar
3%
3
Sep
42
Oct
2 3
oft
45,900
24%
Jan
48%
Sep
3%
42
20
Co—_—50c
1
18%
5%
7,400
6,300
17%
Apr
4%
Feb
1« Jan
115%
Jan
211 May
136
Aug
2,610
2%
100
2%
Aug
8%
4%
' 37%
21%
2 Va
133% 135%
2%
preferred
Co
2%
10%
134%
1
*
Sep
6% Jun
1%
:—1
Land
19
17
Co
25
Jan
10%
112
100
Chera
Jan
4
17
2%
Tel
Arizona
Auction
1
30c
14 V*
8,400
17%
20
1
Mining Co—
Co
2%
19%
10
Zinc
Jersey
Jan
1,300
Tel &
convertible
Idria
17%
2%
19%
40c
Clock & Watch
New
"A4%
10
100
6%
10% Mar
17%
1
Ltd
Oil
Dominion
Apr
3%
91
Mur
Mar
2%
12%
Le
British
New
1,900
.91
common
91%
Meter
300
5
*
Ltd
Car
Transit
National
1
Products common—1
Starch
National
4%
*
Hess
Fuel
17
5
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
National
Jun
8%
5%
N
Nachman
41%
2,500
2%'
'
5% Aug
.6% July
7
4%
11%
Jan
Corp
2%
page 37.
28%
6V»
July
•; -'4 %
4%
1
.
20% Aug
„
3%
25c
common
National
2%^2%
127 V
91
•
—
see
,
800
Feb
3%
12%
States
National
'■
1
Chute
4
...
100
Manufacturing
5
31
-
*
preferred
footnotes
91
5
Co
Inc
Air
8%-. 8%
Co—
Israel-Mediterrianean
For
12%
9% July
10c
—
Resistance
Fireman
Ironite
56,100
•
Royalty
Public
3.90%
2,200
1
Products
International
•
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91
1,700
:
1
—1
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pfd—100
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6 %
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Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
15% Aug
19% Aug
7,800
19
15
1
2.50
*
10
National
dep rets ord reg
Imperial Oil
Jan
6%
13%
18%
1
1
Corp .$1 conv preferred—*
Mlcromatlc
Midland
Oct
Chemical Industries—
Imperial
Amer
common—
Jan
8%
1% Jan
7% Jhn
200
————-1
Ltd—
Corp
National
Co
common..
preferred
Aug
13% May
I
Zinc
Illinois
4%
15% Mar
6%
13%
.
1
Jun
Aug
22% July
86
86%
Jan
3%-Aug
r-<
4
Sep
"
19%.,, 20 %
•
Apr
10%
44%
19%
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
Jan
79%
~3%
—5
common
& Refining capital stock—*
Lock
Hurd
6 %
18 XU May
13% Mar
100
(Harvey)
Humble Oil
Feb
19%
100% 102
*
common
41/4
100
137
Baking Co
Hardart
Oct
Jan
200
134
Hardart
53%
2%
14%
I. 16
&
3y»_Aug
25%
15%
A
Sep
14%
16
Horn
Jun
1% May
26% Jan
400
15
Co
2
25
102-
*
—
Horn
5%
1,800
700
1
10
Inc
(Geo
Jan
8
21%
Oct
30% May'
58% July
Aug
900
7%
•
10*
2,900
20%
3%
<
4%
2%
10c
A
3% Mar
4%
51%
•
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Apr
Aug
43
900
-
Jan
5%
6%
5
*
10
Participating preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp..—,
18%- Oct
14%
2% Mar
1
Inc
Stores
7% Mar
500
2%
2
class
"T9% Matr
^
1% July
3% Feb
49%
100
—100
Products
Co
Holophane
Hormel
4%
•
Consol Gold Mines
Horder's
4,400
25c
Co common
preferred
<fc
Holllnger
1%
2%
common
convertible
(R)
Hoe
1% ;
;
4%
6,300
*
1
;
Middle
Jan
49%
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Steel
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Jan
52%
5
Co
&
Higbie Mfg
5%
22%
750
—*
common
Holt
Hercules
500
1,100
55%
1
preferred
preferred
4%
3%
27%
55
2
5%%
Henry
3%
27%
11%
500
5%
10
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
May
3%
300
4%
£1
Co
Textile
Metal
V
1% Feb
55
*
Co
5,400
27 y*
10c
A
Class
2%
1
common
Rubinstein
Heller
2
1
——-25,.
Corp
Dept Stores
Helena
2%
2
Company
Electric
Hazeltine
Jan
4% Aug
Aug
40
1
Light
Harvard Brewing Co—
Hastings Ml'g Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.
Havana
Lithographing Co
Hecla
J"*?
14%
5%
2% May
1
Aug
6% Apr
...
1,200
Mfg Co
Midwest
Inc
Co
Hammond
17%
8% Aug
Xl3
H
Laboratories
Haelan
1
1% Aug
~~16__ Jun
6,100
13%
Jan
-
100
57,100
Ltd
Co.
<&
1%
164% Feb
•
Alabastine
&
Johnson
6
140
-75,709
Dredging
19
75
800
4%
19
*
& Co common
(AG)
47 y2
•
18%
6,V
5-
Gypsum Lime
1-91%
"
9c
Leases
Western
191 v.,v
100
Chemical Co—
&
3%
•
preferred—!
1st
7%
Greer
19
8,400
1%
6%
14%
*
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McKee
300
2%
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McDonnell
McWilliams
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
Great Lakes
Mays
Sep
1
Co—
Pacific
&
Jan
1% Mar
Sep
340
Aug
21% Oct
11% July
-18
1%
1
Ltd—
Co
24
59%
6,000
Jan
-9% Mar
V
5%
10
Shovel—
Power
51%
1
2%
700
Jan
12
600
-
5
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
19
pfd—25
conv
Industries Inc
Great
Communication
Marlon
Jan
28%
19%
41;
Marine
Sep
32
42%
9% Mar
-
A Sep
34% Jun
15% Feb
r
8%
Co
B)
(The
Jan
40'A
%
200
;V
6%
1
9%
220
27%
J,
15
10
12V4
300
U
23
7%
Co
Marconi International
55
40%
Rapids Varnish—
Manufacturing
Gray
23
...34% Jan
.
5%
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
49%
4
common
Jan
8%
common.,
Manischewitz
48
50
Manufacturing
Jun
7%
A
Co
Service
Mangel Stores
53%
1
Mines.
Consolidated
Gorham
Oct
*%
fc-
M
86
preferred
25%
%
1,100
14,100
r'tf
2
(The)
Public
54
*
27>
Oct
Sep
3%^Aug
5%
Corp
48
*
B
$4.50
1,500
3,900
21
0
%
600
; 10%
-
1
*
6% Apr
9% May
19% May
%
10
*43
2% July
Jan
•
Distilleries class B.
Godchaux
23
*
Maine
13
18
Jan
Oct
8%
Mackintoeli-Hemphill Co
13
•
.10
Jan
34%
2,900
*
5
Sep
8
10%
300
3
%
5
—;
Oct
3,300
2,200
16%
4%
Chain—,
Steel
108 %
13,300
8%
-23% Aug
42%
26 Va
,
Oct
15
18% Aug
Apr
14
B
25c
^--1
class
Groceterias
108
8%
1,600
2%
,:5%
inc
G)
107
11%
10% Aug
15%
.4
common
118% Mar
8%
15%
Jun
600
50c
Apr
4,000
2%
Oct
7%
42%
8
——-1
*
preferred
Oct
12%
*
Glenmore
—
Lunkehheimer
Aug
1%
U Oct
300
Jan
12%
—4
■2%.
common—
102%
*
11
825
15%
ft
Jan
105% Sep
39% Oct
Feb
10,800
*
2%
26%
21 %
20.
«
2%
-
May
9%
9%
20c
1
—
Extension JLJniversity
Inc
109%
preferred
2% Mar
4y2 July
103
1,000
-SSVaC '
-i—*
^
Co—
•
$4.60
*
50
1
37%
19%
Oct
Aug
Apr
1% Mar
♦
60
10%
Oct
33
107%
10
4,400
19%
Lodge & Shipley (The).Co
Longines-Wittnauer W'atcli Co—
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
105
1
97/a Aug
Jan
105
2
105
1Q%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred—
Mar
7% July
A Mar
26
2,700
100
Jan
-7.50
Miire.s Ltd.*
>• 5% cum conv
Lefconrt Realty
Le
Sep
2% Aug
Jan
,8%
1%
.
■■
*
Foundry ;C0rp
;
1
Corp of Delaware——_—i—5
& Sessions Co.
10
Salle
La
Feb
r. 14
Jan
4% July
,
6,700
-11%
9%
Lanvson
113% July
Jan
10%
1%
11%
12%. 14%
11%
—
Brewing
Shore
Loblaw
5%
Adv
convertible
3
■
l.td—
dep rets ord reg
Finance
6%
com—1
Supply Corp
Electric Co
Generol
6%
•
convertible
Genera]
5%
•
___
Alloys Co
General
5%
1
Sep
If*
>13
•<
——lo
1
*
—10
5
M CI -Ltd.
Ltdr
Oils
Lake
27%-Oct
Jan
106% Jan
1
Corp
Oct
16
.
J———-1
———.t
Baciedo-Clirlsty -Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc.—
157A Jun
21%
100
Ml'g Co common
Acceptance
2
Apr
1%
Lam,son
preferred-—
Gellman
General
Jan
14%
L
Oct
4%
•
.* 4
common——
iy«
200
11% 'Oct
>•
Jan
.300
i:-6%.' 7%
fe7/#-;'
■-?
2%
.4%
\ji
Oct
10,400
34%
2.50
Co
Forge Co*
Kropp (The)
Sep
106
2,100
8
A) ,Co—
High
5
Aug
1%
105
—*
Knott Hotels Corp
Kobacker Stores"'
Lakey
,y
Gfttfnean
&
TD Emil), Cb
Kleinevt (I B)
7% Aug
Jan
3
15%
1%
_10c
—
:
.>*
,
,
Corp
preferred
Klein
Feb
24% Aug
4% Oct
27,000
IiV
5
Kirkland- Lake G
~
5%
700
15%
•
;
Klrby Petroleum
Jan
6% Jun
71
V
Low
4%
../■ 4% r
—...
J
1
4%%- pfd—_100
Inc
common
Krueger
Brewing Co.
(Peter) Brewing
(Geo
V
Ltd—
Pitt
Fuller
21%
5
deposit receipts ord reg_£l
American
Fox
21%-
•
;
Corp
—i——
Kings County Lighting common—
4% cumulative preferred.
Kingston Products
-it,
•-.5% Mar
72%
Co
Kidde* '(Walter)
39% Sep
-
"
'
3% Jan
~1%
■v.
15c
Instrument
Key Co
""214 Jan
Jan
,
900
14,600
■9%
1
;
Motor of France—
Fort
Feb
'
1
voting
American
5%
'
Al
non-votingj_
B
Ford
.4%
'
1
Inc—
Class
Motor
Ketay
APr
Canada—
Class
-
Ford
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
♦
'
2.50
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class
Flying
A
-
-
———10c
Ltd
Motors
Kennedy's
1A Feb
^
1
common
Kansas Gas & Electric
Kawneer
Oct
24%
:
July
43%
8,600
Oils
Kaiser
Aug
■A «^an
A Jan
May
Co
O'Mahoney ..Inc—-
.
Jupiter
Aug
43
-20% Jqn
2,000
.
1%
3%
—*
<Plilla)JH—_—±
Inc
Shares
Apr
Jan
'
Firth
for Week
of Prices
Low
Oct
8
Glass
Julian & Kokenge Co
23% Mar
Jan
•
Jerry
Aug
107
Jun
33
Jeannette
11% Aug
Jun
6
500
.
Oct
18
17% July
21,600
1
Oct
26%
Oct
101
.100
17-:
%
13% Jan
7,500
,
...itf
16%;
35%
—25c
I
Ltd—
Federated Petroleums Lid
Fire
Par
'
'& Ihstrument
Falrchild- Camera
Fargo
6%
500
:
„
5 %
llrt:
16 %
•
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
3%
•
10
19%
40%
-
•
-$1 or 25c
common—
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
13% Mar
Jun
ft Oct
14,800
..
8
5%
-
Pipe Line
10 V*
10,500
18
3%
40
1
Warrants—-
Eureka
'
7,200
V2 106%
x6%
18
1
i
8
106
10c.
l__.
7
17%-* 17%
5
.
2,300
,ir
%
24%- 25%
17%
preferred
Inc
Eureka
^
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
12 %
•
25 %
1
Manufacturing Co
OCTOBER 29
*
fir
1
Corp
Efmsco
ENDED
STOCKS
^•Shares
High
12
-1
100
,
Blectrographic- Corp commonEmpire District Electric 5% pfd
Low
12
5
common
of prices
/
•*
Elder
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS^; v±^vi'
>.
FOR
Sales
8%
50
7
Jan
4
4%
38,400
1
Jan
5%
Sep
38%
12,100
36%
Feb
44%
Jun
23%
6,000
11%
Jan
24%
2%
30,600
37 %
21%
2
% May
45
9%
39
41
800
10%
10%
200
20
7%
3%
10
2%
Jan
58
Jan
10%
Feb
July
Oct
Sep
Oct
Aug
Apr
41
Oct
Feb
10%
Oct
.35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1796)
Monday, November 1, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
+-
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.V
'■
Niles-Bement Pond
NipLeeing
Low
23 Yt
23%
1,700
-—-----*
22 %
31
32 «/4
25,900
17
16 Yi
Jan
25
July
33 Yi
,
2%
2%
3,900
l3/e
Jan
2 hi
4%
4,900
3 Ye
Apr
5 Ya
Serrick
Jun
4
Jan
Servomechanisms
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
Seton
American dep rets ord shares—.—Is
Norden Laboratories Corp
American
Canadian Oils Ltd____
North
Central
4%
5
24%
4%
Penn
Northern
RR
Ind
Co
Jan
2,700
2%
VA
414%
8hattuck
% Feb
Jan
2Ya
Oct
Shawinigan
Apr
44 Y2
Sep
53/4
Oct
1,400
18 Ya
Feb
.4%
103
pfd__100
Jan
5
Sep
Shoe
913/4
Apr
Sicks
Oct
Signal
103 %
80
95 Y2
Jan
103 Ya
3%
2,500
3%
Oct
4%
6
9,100
2 Ye
Jan
400
44%
Jan
Corp
Company
1
3 'A
Ogden Corp
common
50c
Ohio Brass Co class B
common—*
Power 4'/2S preferred
100
Oils
Okonite
Ltd
Oliver
United
Filters
Olympic Radio
Omar
B—
1
575
71
Oct
1,000
8
Aug
6
Jan
8%
26 'A
26%
27
650
15% Mar
4%
5
2,200
3% May
6%
5
1,450
6%
15
6
Coast Corp
Oct
Sep
South
22%
1,500
Oct
25%
26%
900
13%
Jan
27
Oct
37%
38'/«
3,000
33%
Jan
38 Ye
Oct
34%
34%
300
30Ye
Jan
35 Va
Oct
37%
5%
1st
1st
5%
preferred
25
preferred—25
redeemable
1st
preferred..
Penn
4.50%
Pacific
red 1st pfd
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred——•
$4.40 dividend
•>:;
cum
$4.75. dividend
Pacific
preferred
Pacific
Power
&
Israel
Oil
Class
class
Aug
26%
1,900
26%
98 Y<
Jan
80
97%
Jan
105%
105
170
2%
4,900
10
18,700
105% 105%
18,700
104
71
106 Ye
8,000
2
4%
4%
5%
8,600
2 Ye Mar
1% Jan
5,300
..1
,,V
1
Patican Co Ltd
*
—-—2
Co
4%
•
Aug
6% Apr
60
July
Jan
Jan
~4%
100
17%
100
13%
Jan
21
17%
17%
700
13%
Jan
20Y4 Mar
6%
3,000
*
—
57/e Sep
3 Ye Mar
6
Mar
8 Ye
Jun
26%
6
6
*
~4%
17%
.
1
.
3Ya
Jun
53
__
Oct
Feb
73
Jan
1%
Sep
2Y4 Aug
12% Mar
Jun
2%
2
Feb
Feb
Jun
55
7%
8%
900
5Ye
Feb
87/e
Sep
5%
7%
2.50
5%
400
5 Va
Jan
5 Ya
Jan
1
14%
14%
15 Ye
5,800
12 Ye
Jan
15Ye
Oct
•
43%
43
44%
1,500
35Ye May
487/a
Oct
Pep Boys (The)
———1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)._20
Circle
Corp
Phillips Packing Co..
4%
4%
200
69%
70%
900
60
22
—
y
69'4
2.50
22%
200
14Ye
6 'A
Co
106Y4
Jan
lY* May
6'/a Aug
101'A
July
27 Ye Sep
105Y4 May
105% Aug
Sep
360
%
: 103
__
2
Phillips Screw
29
1%
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Water & Power Co
Perfect
Jan
2%
B
Traffic
26%
1%
A
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penn
500
2 '4
Chemical Company.
Co
July
28%
lc
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Motors Corp
1
Parker Pen
Jun
29
vtc—2 Bol
vtc
Paramount
Park
27 %
9%
9%
•
(C A)
28%
200
2'A
100
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
pfd
2%
1
—
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
29
103
:
__
1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.
35
Jun
26%
103%
—•
Airlines
Jan
27%
103% 103%
26%
•
preferred
Northern
28
1,100
28%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—.25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
400
28%
28%
5%
33%
28%
28 '4
Pierce Governor common—————1
20%
6%
4%
10c
—
4%
3,100
19%
20%
900
2,500
3Ye
4Ye
Jan
Jun
"
72
May
5 Ye
Oct
6 Ye Mar
Jun
3%' Jan
19%
July
22 Ye
Feb
5Y4 Aug
26
Oct
Jan
Pinchin
Johnson Ltd Amer shares__10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd..
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..
—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common__2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co..
*
...
Pleasant Valley
Pneumatic
Polaris
Wine Co
Scale
common
.2.50
common
America
—i—?1
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd——.—1
Producers Corp of Nevada—_———1
Prosperity Co class B
*
Providence
Gas
—-*
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred—____100
Puget Sound
Pulp
70%
70 Va
72%
900
65 Va
19%
20%
1,200
18 Va
July
6%
6%
900
6 Ye
& Timber
com
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Sep
—
4
3'/a
6%
3Va
6 Ye
6%
75Y4
Aug
Aug
Sep
4Yi
Sep
32
2Y4 July
3% May
1,400
5Ye
7
100
36
Feb
May
Jan
49
Apr
113 %
Sep
48%
49%
200
40Y4
Jan
May
50Y4 July
12%
12%
12%
100
9Y4
Jan
13 Ya
12%
4%
4
1 %
1
13
2,600
I6Y4 July
2Ye Mar
4ft Aug
4%
8,500
%
1 'A
600
1 Va
13%
13 Ye
13 Y4
500
10 Ya
9%
9 Ye
9%
700
103%
103
103%
175
Sep
Apr
8
98 %
May
lYi
Jan
147/e
Feb
Jan
8
9 Ye
May
May
Oct
Oct
104
40%
16%
40 Y»
100
31% Jan
417/e Aug
16%
16%
200
14
18
33%
33%
150
Jan
24
preferred
preferred
preference
cumulative
convertible
4.48%
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.08%
Southern
,
Materials
Southern
Pipe
Quebec Power Co
Sep
40Ya
Apr
21%
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60
Standard
preferred
Corp
Forgings
Standard
Industries
Standard
Oil
Preferred
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Standard Power & Light common
Common
class
Standard
B
Reis
Shoe
1
....
Co
(Robert)
———1
Co
&
Reliance Electric
&
Products
Rice-Stix
Standard-Thomson
Richmond
Rico
Argentine Mining Co..
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc—
:
Rio
1
American
dep
rets ord
Stein
(A)
Corp
Canada
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Royalite
Russeks
Oil
Co
Fifth
Co—
Ltd
Ave
Cement
Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
Finch
Oil
Corp
Talon
Jun
Inc
Class
class
B
A
Technicolor
Inc
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
&
Ti>
&
32Ys
Jan
39 Ya
Aug
900
25Ye
Jan
28 Ya
Sep
26 Ye
200
24 Ye
Feb
26
Oct
15 Ya
12
Sep
5 Yt
5 Y»
5 Y»
400
5
Sep
49 Y2
50 Ya
700
5 Ye
5 Ye
4Ya
Jan
5Y4
5%
100
3Y2
Jan
6Ya
5 Ye
5 Ye
3,600
3Y2
Jan
53/4
50
183/e
Jan
23
11 Ye
Feb
14 Yi Mar
50
5
1
*
1
20
1
5 Y2
_5
Ye
41%
800
Oct
6Ya Mar
Jan
54
6Y4
-
Jun
Sep
Oct
Oct
23
23 *
23
127/e
12 Ye
1,300
lYe
127/e
l7/e
5,300
1 Ye
Feb
54 %
54 V*
55 Y2
4,600
41%
Jan
56Y2
1
10
1
25%
25
26%
2,500
16 Yi
Jan
31Ya Aug
30 y2
31%
200
25
Jan
34Y«
Aug
15Y2
16
163/e
16"
Oct
16
r
4,500
13
May
2Ya May
Jan
13 Ye
Feb
"
Jun
Oct
12 Y2
12 Vt.
13 Y2
1,700
8
7%
7Y.
8Y4
2,000
4%
Jan
9 Ye
Aug
4Y2
Jan
6
Aug
2%
Feb
~5Ya
6Y4
12,500
3Y.
3Y4
600
*
Feb
14Yi
6%
29% Mar
150
17 Y2
18
14%
14Y4
6,800
9Ya
14 Ye
9 Ye
100
2Ye
16Y4
..
Jan
,.
Jan
39
Oct
Sep
July
4 Ye
-
Aug
18 Ye
Aug
15 Ya Mar
12Y4 July
9Y« Jan
lYe July
9Ys
Apr
"l%
1Y4
l7/8
1.400
3 Ye
3 Ya
3%
2,600
2Y8
20 Y2
Jan
24Ye
Oct
9Y2
Jan
323/e
Oct
Jan
36 Y2
26
21%
21
2,500
2% Aug
3Y4 Aug
Apr
Aug
21% July
5Y2 Aug
17% Mar
4Y4
Jan
15%
17 Y.
2,100
x9Ye
Jan
17% Sep
33 Ya
33 Yi
200
20Y4
Feb
34Ye Aug
"3Y4
3Yt
37/e
3,500
#7Y2
267/e
850
28
2Ye Mar
9Ya
4Ye
Jun
32
Feb
Oct
2 8 Ye
Jan
Sep
97/e
10
14%
10 Y4
1,820
July
14%
Feb
9 Ye
10 Y4
1,400
9 Yi
July
13 Yi
Feb
X66Y2
10 Y4
67 Ya
400
52 Yi
Feb
14 Ye
14 Ye
14,300
11 Ye
May
14Ye
Oct
Feb
110 Y4
Sep
10 Ye
106
20
23
14%
15%
4,600
2,700
19 Ye
14 V*
3%
3 Y2
4 Y4
59,600
3Ya
14%
14 Ye
15
25C
40 Y2
38 Ya
40%
500
10 Ye
5,400
__1
V
7
10 Ya
9 Ye
3,700
69
24
Apr
93/e Mar
Oct
Oct
Jan
16
.
4 Yi
Oct
Oct
103/4 May
177/e Aug
21
41
Jan
7
Sep
38 Y»
39
500
39
Jan
10 Yi
Aug
18 Yi
—1
...5
7 Ya
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada*
Trans
Empire Oils Ltd
Lux Corp
True
—
7%
300
1 %
300
57
57 Ya
700
4
VA
deposit rets del registered. „5s
..20
Shipyard Corp common
.70c
Toklan Royalty Corp—
Amer
Jan
25 Yt
Aug
34 Y2
July
44Ye
Feb
5ft Mar
July
7%
Oct
lft
Oct
60 V2
4 Ye
1,800
102% 102%
.100
50
Oct
1
2Y4
2 Va
2Y4
700
1.25
1%
1%
l7/e
6,300
3 Ye
...1
6 Ye
warrants
3%
3 Ye
500
7
6 Ye
42,400
300
26 Ye
26
443/a
3 Ye
Jan
Apr
4%
Jan
103 Y»
Oct
Jan
2Ye
Sep
l3/4 July
2Ye Mar
2Ye
Jan
94
lYa
4
Jan
Sep
Corp
33/4 May
8 Ye Aug
Unexcelled
Chemical
Oct
Union
of
Sep
Union
Investment
Apr
Union
Oil
18Ye
Jan
27
Aug
16%
Temper
Oct
5Ya Aug
Trunz
Inc
Jan
20
Oct
u
Ulen
Realization
30%
30%
200
25 Ye
Feb
11 Ye
12
4,200
7%
Feb
13 Ye
Sep
39%
39%
2,000
Jan
40 Ya
Aug
Union
Aircraft
lYe
ft Jan
11%
2Y»
3
4%
27/8
4%
22
347/b
Gas
$3.75
Co
Stock
3Y4
Jun
United
200
„
Jan
1 Ye
Sep
4Ya
Sep
United
Elastic
Milk
2 Ye
Jan
3
Aug
Jan
89
99
United
Mar
10 Ye
Oct
10 Y4
Sep
United
17 Ye
Jan
207/b
Jun
10%
19
19
20%
20 %
21
38%
38
39 %
3,800
32 Ya
15%
15 Ye
16 %
1,600
10 V4 May
19%
600
200
18 Ye Mar
12%
12%
13
4,300
10%
26%
26%
28%
1,000
14
3 Ye
3%
5%
5 Ye
Jun
United
17Ye
United
Oct
14Y»
Oct
U 8
Jan
5 Yg
Jan
U
Jan
29Ye
Oct
2,100
2Ya
Jan
4Ya
Sep
800
4Ya
Jun
5 Ye
Aug
S
S
56%
56 Ya
58 Y4
2,400
38 Ya
Jan
63
9Y» May
23%
21 %
3ft
3%
5Ya
5%
3
2%
3 Ye
24%
•247/e
24 y4
25%
•
24%
1
1ft
Ye
17.100
Aug
12 Ye
July
2 4 Ye
Aug
22
Sep
lft Jan
3 Ye
-900
4%
Jan
6
10,900
2 Ye
Jan
3 Ye
600
15%
-
2,600
..
2,000
Jan
27
Sep
convertible
2,000
Radiator
S
Rubber
14 Ya
12
14%
12
200
"*100
Aug
175
94
Jan
99 Ye
Oct
84
753/4
Jan
89
Feb
35
20
7%
7Yt
6,400
5
Jan
8Y1
Oct
400
30 Yi
Apr
36%
Aug
7%
200
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
5 Ye
200
4%
Jan
"Ya
300
36
7 Y4
5 Ya
Jan
221
Y2
51%
51 Ye
39%
11Y4
12
ft Jun
3Yi July
9,000
52%
38 Ya
—1
.
36%
360
36 Yi
Jan
400
9 %
July
2 Ye
Sep
Jan
5ft Apr
236
Apr
Ye Aug
5Ya Mar
52 Ye
Oct
40 Y4 May
14Ye Jan
2%
2 Y»
2Ya
5,900
1
23%
23 %
24 Ye
600
4Ye
Sep
16Ya May
25 Ye
Aug
62
.10c
Jan
92
Sep
72 Y2
72 Ya
75%
2,700
39 Ya
Jan
77Y4
Oct
9YZ
9Ya
9%
1,500
6%
Jan
10Ye
Aug
with warrants.
105 Ya
103Y» 105 Ya
200
Jan
105 lA
Oct
5 Ye
3,000
Apr
iy4 Mar
7 Ya
Feb
2 Ye
Jan
1
5Ya
1
common
Reclaiming Co
Corp common.—
American
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Sep
Securities.
Stores
Corp
Oil
1
_50c
2%
_25c
lYa
common..
■
1%
4%
»
Jan
lYe
Oct
1,000
3,800
3 Ys July
17/e
56
Jun
67 Y4
150
23 Y4
Jan
33
22% Mar
26
__1Q
27 Ye
5
Co
lYz
—10
...15
Sugar
~2Ys- -~2Ye
88
2%
26
26
27 Ye
650
2 Ye
1.300
5%
2%
Oct
Apr
May
313/a July
2%
Jan
2,000
6
May
7
Feb
10
74
Jan
90
July
3
Feb
Oct
Oct
"
Sep
V&lspar Corp
$4
Venezuelan
1
Ya Apr
Jun
9
Aug
Venezuela
Apr
3
Aug
Jan
Steel
Co
5Ya
87
87
24Y«
87
preferred.
Vinco
12 V*
5%
common
convertibel
Vanadium-Alloys
5%
12 July
9 Ye
99%
preferred
1st preferred
S
U
l7/e
7
common..
International
1% Jan
July
Feb
99 V*
3%
Ye Aug
25
July
17
700
Aug
July
.100
Machinery common— ..25
Specialties
Universal
Oct
Jun
44 Y4
..10
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
United
5Ye
Jan
..25
Shoe
and
Jan
337/a
common— ..25
Sharing
U S Foil class B.
U
7%
registered— .10s
Canal
Air
$4
Jan
3 Ye
100
Ltd—
ord
Preferred
Ye
5
~
~7%
common
preferred
22Y4 May
40 Ya Oct
Feb
Profit
2 Ye
5,300
40%
8 Ye
20
Co
rets
100
common. _50C
Corp
RR &
J
Ye
99 V*
A
Omaha
of
Products
dep
N
200
4%
Ya
83
4
4
Co
series
Porducts
Molasses
Amer
3Ya
Yt
3Y2
...5
California—
of
Yards
lYe
Corp
4
40
10c
Corp
Canada
preferred
6,300
3%
12.50
Aug
500
28
1,300
Todd
Oct
II
:
42
36 Ye
27 Ye
15 Ye
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered. ..£1
8%
400
.
1
37
Jan
Tobacco
10 Ye
6Ye
nnee
Sep
34%
60
.20
Stocks
Allied
18Ye
%
see
Jan
26%
1,100
20 Vt
Hoofing Inc
Realty & Construction—
Jan
6%
.'J
46
200
38 Ye
pfd—
Tishman
Tobacco
Jan
—__1
footnote*
51Y4 July
28Y4 Oct
51
28
14 Y»
67
Corporation ccmhion
Thorofare
Markets
Inc
7Yi May
Seaboard Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
For
Jun
32% Ajar
26 V*
27 Y4
common
6Ye
50c
Selby Shoe Co
10
26% Jun
36
,
—1
Light $4,56
6%
8 Ye
5%
•
Jun
15 Ye
Thor
17 Ye
1
Inc—
25
25
25
10c
10
50c
Bros
Jan
Feb
9Yi
387/e
..5
500
8%
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seeman
400
2,600
Jun
53/4
51
common
common
Co
10
20
•
83/e
30%
Oct
28
25
25
25
Thiokol Chemical Corp—...
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc .(new)—
16
20
—1
Ye
24
Apr
Jan
5Ya
100
29%
7
30 Ye
„a
common
common
Tampa Electric Co
2,100
8%
25c
common
8
8
Jun
4%
7 Ye
3,200
4 Ye
8
15
Portland
16%
20
Inc
4Y»
1
common
Drug common..
Supermarkets Corp
Superior
10
_8
Scullin Steel Co
Ye
8
"17%
Co
Ray
Sunrise
$5
Schick
24
4
25c
1
*
Sun
U
1
May
21 Ye
&
Oct
3%
pfd 4%% series—i
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
4 Ye
Jan
Aug
5%
Cum
Sep
Jan
47/g
3%
*
(S)
13 Y»
£1
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
pfd 5% series
38 Ye
Stroock
30Ya
1
Cum
May
1,100
Jun
1
San
29
72,500
Jan
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
San
4,600
32Ye
4Yi
220
1
36 Y2
24 Ye
2,900
4,100
common
35 Y2
24
13'A
1
Lawrence Corp Ltd
22% July
26 Ya
11'%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
St
34% Sep
15 Ye Mar
24 Ye
common
11%
2%
•
Jan
3,300
2 6 Ye
B)
Feb
1.25
common—
Jan
5Ye July
19%
*
United
common
7,600
28
7Y4
5
1
(J
(Hugo)
247/e
97 %
1
Steel
Corp
8
Sep
3 Ye May
187/e
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stetson
Stinnes
Jan
2 Ye
10
Electric
(The)
1,200
36 Ye
10c
1
Jan
96%
Rotary
Rowe
4%
28Ye May
32
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
3Yt
2%
5
Sep
July
22
1%
*
of
Parts
22Ye
97%
-5
2,700
31Y4 July
19 V*
1
•
5
Co
23 Ya
100
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Oct
19 Ya
Apr
Feb
26 Y4
12.50
ordinary
(The)
Steel
200
1
reg—.
26 Y«
4Y<
£1
•
1
1
1
Corporation
Btarrett
Steel
2,400
50c
pfd F
25 Ya
1
28 Y4
Grande
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
26 V*
•
1
*
20
B
United
—
37%
16
1
Corp
class
Tube
24
-*
Radiator
2
Sc Co common
Standard
23 Ye
5
1
Inc
265/e Mar
1
Co
28%
—1
Engineering:
Remington Arms Co Inc
Oct
23%
•
28%
10
6.25
Pump Co
Regal
900
*
1
Inc
(Ky)
Standard
Trans
Reda
19
Oct
106 Ya Mar
10
convertible
Trl-Contlnental
1
Raymond Concrete Pile common...—_*
Reading Tube Corp common..
10c
100
55
98
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Line
Toledo Edison 4Y<%
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common—
37 Y2
74
102%
2
Inc
Co
Southland
Aug
lllYa
—
140
97/e Sep
Jan
8
Jan
1,000
:
47
47
—
19
900
37 Y2
40 Ya
1,100
106 V2
18Yb
37 Y2
54%
96 Vt.
106
Aug
17 Ya Aug
25% Aug
2Y4 May
•
5
Jan
Jan
2
21 %
—.—10
_
"2%
Jan
19%
10C
Pratt & Lambert Co......—*
Prentice-Hall Inc common...
2.50
of
1,800
•
preferred
Metals
3,300
3%
25c
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
Pressed
2%
3%
10
Mining Co
6%' 1st
2%
1
common
"lYe
2 in
3%
Oil
original
4.56%
Oct
33%
25
52
95
95
Jan
-
Jan
14 Ye
Jan
Jan
4 Ye
9,200
15
July
53/4
Southern California Edison—
pfd___25
5%%
common
Co common
17 7/e
57%
5%
1st
common
common
58%
57%
4.88%
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Ltd
227/e
26%
common
preferred
Pattern
Jan
5
Co
52
9%
9 Ye
High
43/4 Aug
% Sep
u
Publications—
Jan
20%
Pacific Can
9 Ye
1
convertible
South
10
15 Y4
106 Y2
common
37%
22 %
Jun
Sep
Aug
2,000
A
13Ye
57%
1
1
6Y4 July
28 Ya
600
HY2
•
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone
Corp
Boss
Manufacturing common
Jan
11 V*
11 Ye
•
Singer
Singer
Jan
9Y»
11 Ye
11 Ye
.
250
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Overseas
Securities—
$3
Sep
l!g Mar
98
Ltd
Gas Co class
&
Simplicity
Simpson's
112
Sep
Co
Oct
Jun
34,400
Canada
of
Simmons-Boardman
Aug
6 Ye
51
Jan
1,900
8%
105%
8%
••
1
Inc
1ft
75
71
1
*
Inc
210
lft
lft
7
class
Television
&
1
.
lllYe
111
25
common
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
50%
50
111 !4
———.—90c
Company
5
5%
—
Ohio
Okalta
3%
7/e
25
B
Silex
Oil
%
3% May
Y4 Jan
2
Class
Oceanic
7/8
100
Breweries
Oil
1,300
America class A
of
Low
4%
Power
common
Sherwin-Williams
Jun
3Y2
&
Whter
preferred
87
4,500
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
20o
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Oct
Low
5
*
l7/e
29
Shares
3 Ye
Mining
Denn
37 Ya
25
for Week
*
1,000
4%
Sales
Range
1
10o
1
common
common
eLather
37,500
5ft
50
,
Serv
Pub
Ye
5,100
44
4%
Airlines——————1
Northeast
North
_—25
Oil—---—
Texas
42
44
preferred_50
$3
%
2 Ye
2%
——1
North
North
Rayon
ft
Corp
Safety Control
Corp class B
Sentry
Oct
2ft
1
Par
Radio
Sentinel
Week's
of Prices
Last
High
Jan
4%
————_1;
Friday ft.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23 Va
Noma Lites Inc;—
'•
STOCKS
Shares
5
——
Mines-
of Prices
Low
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
OCTOBEE 29
ENDED
for Week
Range
gale Price
WEEK
FOE
Sales
Week's
Friday
247/e
24
200
23 Yi Mar
25 Y4 July
20Y2
32Y«
Jan
26
3,100
20c
4Ye
4 Y4"
' 4%
6,000
3%
Jan
4Va
1
47/e
4%
4%
2,600
4Ye
Jan
6 % July
—10
28 Ya
28 Ye
28%
900
24%
Jan
31
16
16 Ya
500
12%
Jan
16 Ya
24 Yi
Petroleum
Aug
"
9% Mar
15 Ya
Oct
15 Ye July
Syndicate
Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
Manufacturing
*
Oct
July
Oct
Volume 180
Number 5373
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1797)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
t
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Last
Par
Low
BONDS
Shares 1
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Aircraft
Wagner
-
7 %
Baking
•
ctfs
voting
preferred
4%
5
•
ext
5
5
5
5'A
300
100
5
~2%
~2%
30
21
21%
650
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.—
1
25
25%
1,200
Waltham
1
l'A
1%
2,300
7'A
7%
400
cumulative
Watch
1
__
Co
common
l'A
Ward
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6
series
Wentworth
West
preference
Utilities
•
1.25
4.40%
Leaseholds
18 %
10c
Manufacturing
Texas
Western
40o
pfd
100
Ltd
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st
Western Tablet & Stationery
pfd__100
10
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
White's
Auto
5%%
Mfg
Wichita
1,200
%
149% 152%
(The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
5
Products
290
149%
Oct
165%
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Jun
104%
6,000
101
37/0 July
Wiirich
Petroleums
Wilson
10'A
II
600
17
17
25
29'A
29'A
300
33%
17
34%
34%
1,100
9%
1,700
7
Feb
600
20
May
9
24%
25
5%
Wisconsin
Pwr
&
W'oodall
(P
American
6%
100
37
Oct
Apr
13
II
~4%
~4%
10%
10%
11
6%
—
Mar
19
Apr
30
Aug
25 %
17% Jan
800
i7ff
22,700
2%
400
iff
2%
W)
10
9%
Sep
25
13%
13'A
13%
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Rio
de
Janeiro
ARussian
stmpd
37%
37%
38%
2y8
deposit receipts
5s
new
June-Dec
A)
2s
value,
Bonds
being
"it*
1
05
_813
Jan
1%
l7/8
Feb
12%
Apr
A
47.%
$35
48
37 %
4'A
4'A
5%
102
3%
5%
4'A
4'A
5'A
183
3%
5%
_
2012__Jan-July
Jan-July
36%
41
39'A
48
32
87
37%
traded
flat.
.
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
the
on
the
are
New
daily closing
York
Stock
32%
Jan
45 y#
Jan
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds
averages
Exchange
as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Stocks-
13% Aug
6,600
104%
42
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
107% Mar
II
2,100
~w
66%
100
'
$40%
a
Sep
2%
Feb
8%
$101'A 105
,
_
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's
range),
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
13 Jan
Jan
20
i
85
~66%
$60
__
June-Dec
Jan-July
1919
High
85
$68
June-Dec.-
par
8'A Aug
Jan
-Bonds-
Oct
10
LV.V" 30
13
Sep
8%
Oct
Apr
3% Apr
Hi
Jan
2
8%
Oct
Jan
>10
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
Apr
3%
£1
•
6'/2s
Low
__
Oct
16%
102% Feb
1,000
♦No
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
Bonds
100.60
102.86
99.96
100.50
100.98
100.52
102.82
99.97
100.52
100.96
Date
preference
(Plan
Government
Jan. 1
No.
$68
_
—Mar-Sept
A5%s 1921
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1997
1
$86
Range Since
Sold
High
11% July
Jan
ie July
900
5s
June-Deo
1
5% Mar
15%
8
receipts
1951
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
3% Mar
Jan
10%
105'A 105'A
Oct
Oct
6
200
Oct
347/8
4% July
8ya Jan
1,400
6%
2
common
stamped
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
Jan
10%
105'A
7s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Sep
16
1
Inc
deposit
American
pfd
Machine
Petroleum
Woolworth
4%%
Lt
Industries
Woodley
Jan
8%
25
Newspaper
192
1%
1
preferred
Wood
Jan
32%
1
common
Brothers
Ltd
Oct
Mar
6
65
175
or
Sale Price
Low
Jan
100
1
•
Inc
21% Sep
iy4 Apr
192
9%
Willson
Jan
4%
~4iV
24%
Wickes
July
9%
3%
190
1
1
2
Jan
1 cO1
0+
~
25
Corp
Apr
1
&
River Oil
I
7% July
7% Feb
i
preferred
Inc
Sep
33,500
1
Co
28%
1%
3%
5
Stores
(Win)
Sep
Jan
19%
--
;
convertible
Whitman
24%
1
20
Westmoreland
Sep
Jan
21
*
com
Westmoreland Coal
Jan
3
if Jan
12 %
18
1
149%
110
May
3,000
preferred
$2
7% Aug
7% Jan
Oct
105
;
Waitt & Bond Inc
2% Jan
1,500
Last
Period
High
AMedellin
Co
Interest
American Stock Exchange
w
Waco
Week's Range
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
29
Sales
Oct.
22
Oct.
25
Oct.
26
Oct.
27
Total
40
358.61
58.79
131.98
119.48
58.36
131.03
356.32
119.40
58.27
130.96
100.54
102.85
99.97
100.52
355.73
___
120.55
356.34
.___
119.16
58.45
130.85
100.51
102.79
99.97
100.37
100.91
58.28
130.38
100.44
102.79
100.10
100.35
100.92
100.97
"
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Last
Period
Oct.
Week's Range
Friday
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3y4s 1970
June-Deo
Bethlehem Steel
Quar-Feb
1150
.100
Jan. 1
No.
100
Low
Edison
1998
Aug 1
2%s series A
Chicago Transit
1970
Authority 3%s
1978
Jan-July
.105%
105'A 105%
90%
8
High
101%
153
June-Dec
Boston
6s
100%
132
~5
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
150
97
101%
90%
91%
32
85%
70
70
14
63
Date—
A
Eastern
ETcole
,
Gas
Fuel
&
Water
Lt
Marrelli
3y2s
RR
&
Elec
61%
May-Noo
$100
debs
Mountain
1953
Power
3%s
84
A7s
ex
Nov
1940
1
1
1947
49%
Thurs. Oct.
~4
98%
1
-
41 %
49%
ALeonard
Tietz
liq tr ctfs__
141%
& Smelt
135
93
3
—
95
96%
9 6'A
81%
48
135
161%
160
160
1
128'A
mortgage
92
1
89%
■
—
$154
Jan-July
+91
■:
„
101% 101%
1
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
103% 103 %
23
Power
1st
3'As
mortgage
mortgage
1971——
3s
3'As 1970
Piedmont
j
Jan-July
1102
April-Oct
104%
156
Utility
Trade,
1100
with Oct
A6V28
ex
APrussian
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
Electric
1960
coupon
1954—
California
3'/8s series A
1st and ref
Edison
3s
series
2%s series C
3s
1965
1976
series E
1978
Southern California Gas 3'As
Gas
Counties
Mar-Sept
1970
(Calif)
3s
3'As 1970
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Stinnes
(A G)
193.2
249.7
+ 1.8
+2.9
+1.0
244.9*
240.3
137.3
Service
137.0?.-
248.8
246.5
268.3
244.9
141.9
253.6
275.3
+1-9
+0.2
+0.9
269.9
and
♦New
+0.4
;
.
■-?
124.6
209.5
;
-
233.1
high.
2nd
Bros
&
5s
1989
93%
stamped
90
164
195
88%
88%
102 %
148%
156
83
91'A
164
164
120
143
100
2
66%
92%
102'A 102%
10
8
99%
103 %
102
2
98
102%
198
102
98%
101
97
103%
100%
1102
103
101
103%
1103'A
105
102%
101%
1100% 101%
97%
1102% 104
192
185
190
102
95
88
——
Wed. Oct. 27
:_.
Thurs. Oct. 28
United Electric Service Co—
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1940
1
1
1947
f gold
s
2,422,000
269,000
2,691,000
2,917,000
342,000
3,259,000
3,377,000
Total
2,940,000
437,000
2,920,000
488,000
$10,000
3,418,000
10,489,040
,
2,188,820
$14,476,000
$2,064,000
$10,000
$16,550,000
101
103%
44
152'A
190
Jan. 1 to Oct. 29
Week Ended Oct. 29
96
+
Feb-Aug
106
95
98
125
Stocks—No. of shares
1953
1954
1953
432,989,189
6,789,004
10,489,040
June-Dec
$100
May-Nov
June-Dec
Jon-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
*155
$26,500
Government
Railroad
1*25
1956
coupon
8.
292,038,318
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s
$11,000
877,000
847,000
1,710,000
105,439,080
14,476,000
18,185,200
649,478,500
78,552,940
567,603,600
$16,550,000
and
Industrial
$19,906,200
$755,821,080
$647,016,540
—
Total
1945
Feb-Aup
150
94
94%
2
68%
$107%
100%
69%
29
150
91%
96%
105%
68%
107
__
100% 100%
156
105
103%
20
$105% 107
June-Dec
1959
112
148
68%
$43,000
$10,000
2,064,000
Bank
Foreign
1956
coupon
U.
International
-
United Industrial Corp—
A 6 %s s 1 debentures 1941
mtge
2,010,100
2,028,900
1954
187
Bond
Sales
$3,805,000
$528,000
Bonds
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
A7s
$3,277,000
1,907,550
.___
Fri. Oct. 29
104 %
103
2,353,670
Tues. Oct. 26—
107 %
103
Mon. Oct. 25
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Government
Bank
Foreign
of and Miscel.
Shares
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Number
Week Ended Oct. 29,1954
88%
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
130'A
103% 103'/2
Feb-Aug
May-Wop
April-Ocf
1946
Transactions at the New York Stock
150
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
AGs
271.1
319.7
262.4
286.8
105%
Industries—
(Hugo)
A7-4S
193.9
222.7
102 y4
93%
1143
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
1971—Jan-July
1973
B
1976
3'/8s series D
Southern
Low
247.4
296.2
309.0
1
—
High
+1.5
103 %
116
150
155'/b 155%
6s
1973
M
150
Feb-Aug
1998__Jan-July
Reading Tube Corp. 6s 1971
Jan-July
A Ruhr Gas Corp 6'/2s A 1953
April-Ocf
ARuhr Housing Corp 6'/2s
1958
May-Noo
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Spalding
-1954
Percent
Change
240.4
i
Finance
125
1960
coupon
6s
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
3%%
100):
269.9
Mining
103 y4
101%
99'A
103'/2
=
Oct, 15,'54
292.0
Transportation
99
(1939
Oct. 22,'54
312.1
Goods
102
94%
the closing prices of the common
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6'/2s
Southern
Durable
Non-Durable
103
1103% 104 %
1st
16
Goods
Manufacturing
92%
85%
94%.
1968—.—April-Ocf
———ApriZ-Oct
Ohio
2
44.40 Sep
244.0
—
150
$102% 103%
Jan-July
1953
6%s
i
Composite
160
92
May-Nop
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
49.80 Feb
Low
v."
^
....
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
High
the current year are as follows
•
ApriZ-Oct
1941
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 3%s 1961
61.64
stocks for the week ended Oct. 22, 1954, for composite and by major indus¬
try groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
142%
r.
$168%
Jan-July
7s
135
$25
96%
1953
61.51
28___
29
The SEC index of stock prices based on
50
May-Nov
1946
7%s
AMafnsfiela Min
135
Mar-Noo
1952
6%%
4
47.32 Jan
Range for
SEG Index of Stock Prices
103%
$100
Altalion Power Realization Trust
Oct.
122
110
49%
$165
June-Deo
1952
coupon
coupon
Low
61.62
91%
84
17
85%
101% 102%
101%
May -Nov
Hamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
Nov
61.74
27—
97
93%
1
95
~
$135
—Jan-July
1970
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
with
26
Oct.
62.04 Oct. 13
'
,
A
A7s
Oct.
Wed.
106%
1954
for
High
„
95
June-Dec
1963
4s
62.07
Fri.
/
Range
25
Tues.
63%
100 »A
'
$25
84%
June-Dec
Guantanamo & Western RR
A
54%
93%
103%
Mtg Co—
May-Noo
Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepl
Flying Tiger Line 5V2s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Green
3
$104'/a 106%
Finland
6s
1
93%
Mar-Sepf
1956
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
AGesfuerel
61%
93%
Jan-July
1965-
5s
Closing
Oct.
Mon.
May-Nov
May
mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
National
70
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
(35 Stocks)
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by
92
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Elmira
118.62
Range Since
Sold
High
354.56
28-
~4
99%
Transactions at the American Stock
73
Exchange
110
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Friday
'
Interest
Period
BONDS
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Central
A 6s
Bk of
series
German
A 6s series B
ADanzig
Port
AGerman
AS
f
State &
Cons
(City)
AHanover
(Prov)
6s
157
Jan-July
June-Dec
6'/2s
1947
7s
7s
1939
1952
1949
800,870
$115,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$74,000
$24,000
$213,000
392,000
No.
Low
High
190,000
151,000
51,000
Wed. Oct. 27_
528,210
18,000
207,000
27,000
252,000
570,735
42,000
85,000
493,177
38,000
32,000
24,000
11,000
Fri. Oct. 29
Sold
__
13,000
75,000
2,924,337
$403,000
$488,000
$126,000
$1,017,000
531,345
__
157
1
—
120
84
157
$95
105
Total
86
84%
Week Ended Oct. 29
115
117
$94'A
97
75
Jan-July
$19
19%
17%
21
."Feb-Aug
128
94%
1954
138
133
49
48
115
144y8
119%
165
May -Nov
Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru 6'/2s stamped 1958
—Mar-Sepf
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2y8s 2008—May -Nov
6%s
High
$86
June-Dec
1947
Ger
Jan. 1
Bonds
Prov Banks—
April-Ocf
Munic
secured
$93%
Feb-Aug
Waterways
AHanover
$93%
AprfZ-Oct
Jan-July
1951
&
Mon. Oct. 25
Tues. Oct. 26
—
1952
A
Range Since
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Thurs. Oct. 28
American Stock Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
A Baden
(Germany) 7s 1961—
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Bonds
Domestic
of
Week Ended Oct. 29,1954
Week's Range
or
Foreign
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
165
138
144%
$59
$41
+
of
shares
—r
123
Domestic
1
130
165
102
144%
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
51
41
1953
1
Jan. 1 to Oct. 29
1954
1953
2,924,331
1,678,665
118,264,816
84,802,699
$403,000
$194,000
$10,646,000
488,000
139,000
9,404,000
126,000
68,000
4,307,000
$10,406,000
13,513,0)0
4,465.000
$1,017,000
$421,000
$24,357,000
$28,384,000
Bonds
14
——
83%
Stocks—No.
59%
41
Total
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1798)
Monday, November 1, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER 29
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
'
■
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
Corp.:
&
Tel
Boston
100
&
5%
RR
Boston
Personal
'•*"
Trust
164
172
9%
2,094
1557/e
35
15%
Jan
40%
397
29%
••
Jan
121'/2
131
131%
30
52%
53%
571
49
11%
8
5
May
24%
100
35
35
44
52%
«...
.
*
135
Jun
>
20% May
26% Jan
90
Oct
Aug
56% Aug
14% Aug
Oil
(Indiana)
Standard
Oil
(New
Standard
Oil
IIIII25
S
U
Rubber
35
Sep
79
Jan
109%
Jan
50%
Jan
95%
Sep
71%
Jan
101%
Oct
"Ho
41%
112
32% Mar
42%
14
14%
120
12%
15
Aug
78%
78 %
40
70%- Feb
89
July
39
Aug
Jan
•
Oct
_
36%
36%
40
29%
Jan
56%
56%
59%
166
39%
Jan
60%
Oct
__
—
71
71
15
50 Va
Jan
75%
Jun
46%
46%
15
40%
Apr
47%
Oct
63
Jan
_
•
*
Westinghouse
w_
Oct
22%
72%
Oct
11%
22
155
150
41%
__
30% Aug
Jan
Oct
90%
100%
98
__
'II I
36%
89%
•
Co
Jan
36%
98
5
S Steel
High
18% July
28 %
36 %
■
10
-
Low
15% Jan
30
17
89%
15
Jersey).
(Ohio)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
--
Carbide
U
Shares
'
—
Edison
Union
17
•
Brands
Toledo
for Week
Low
5
Standard
Jan
175% July
23% Aug
Jan
11%
-
18%
Jan
18%
Co
Standard
High
Sen
'
100
Prop
Low
10%
24%
25
issued! _100
i
w
Range Since Jan. 1
40%
100
,
when
Shares
18%
50
(new
preferred
170
'
■
Albany
Par
High
9%
170%
•
Edison
Boston & Maine
■J :
9%
Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Boston
of Prices
Low
5
Sales
Southern
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Oct
BONDS
Calumet
Cities
Hecla
&
Service
5
Co
10
Copper Range Co
East
Boston
Eastern
Fuel
&
6%
_________
104% 106
•'
mm mm
> h
45%
Lines
7%
212
46%
40
.,
1
1
100
1
July
7%
8%
245
7
Aug
2%
10
>•
—
100
SS
250
2%
250
76c
Mar
3
Inc
Cincinnati Transit
Aug
100
67 %
68
100
54
54
^__100
27%
•
*
22%
44
Mar
68
National
General
Stores
Electric
Gillette
(The)
Hathaway
Island
Jan
56
Loew's
Bakeries
Co
17 %
Jan
30
18%
Jan
122
49
Members
24% Aug
Copper
Theatre
New
York
Central
5%
RR
_25
u•
Mullins
100
•
45%
Jan
75%
Exchange
Ford
Mfg
New
Norbute
Corp
300
4%
Jun
9%
Jan
14% May
64% Jan
18%
Haven
RR
Pacific
&
(N
Olin-Mathleson
Hartford
Rexall
15%
240
15%
25
11%
200
29%
Jan
53
300
18
Jan
25%
15
51'A
21%
■■■'mm
Jun
Corp
'
-
110
Apr
Telephone :
5
17%
2.50
Association
Twist
Drill
United
Shoe
Jan
11%
Jan
14%
15
16%
2,226
13%
Jan
133% 134%
17%
26%
950
25%
-
Westinghouse Electric Corp
51%
American
Metal
Oct
45% July
Big
Markets
18%
Bower
6%
Jun
Apr
Oct
Feb
7%
Sep
24%
38
21%
22
Jan
Aug
July
27
_
Burroughs
;.4%
861
23'A July
28%
11% May
14%
Sep
51
1,892
53%
Apr
Consolidated
36%
Jan
52
Oct
Continental
50
29 %
Jan
44
Mar
49
44%
25
Jan
39% July
104% 104%
53%
Jun
15
103% July
105
May
12%
95
11% Aug
13
Mar
69%
72%
521
50
75%
s
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Jan
Jun
£urey
Champion Paper
;f
High
Low
23%
23%
25
21
High
Mar
23%
Apr
35
35
25
21%
Jan
35
__
23%
23%
28
17%
Jan
24
Aug
*
51%
*
106
511/4
52i/4
104% 100
33/4
23%
__
50
81%
12%
70
>>
33/4
23%23%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric coflt_____8.50
Preferred
100
Cincinnati Transit
__
*
81%
4%
82
4%
32%
Jan
57
99%
Jan
50
3
20%
96 %
3%
Feb
20
•;
52%
106
Jan
294
■
104% 104%
8
_
Picher
Gibson
10
Art
25%
•
__
Hobart
Manufacturing
_10
Jan
.611
137
69%
4
Jan
Feb
25
105%
»'
82%
Oct
Aug
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sep
6%
Jan
8
8 %
Oct
90
G%
Feb
25%
26%
75
18%
Jan
27
46
46%
211
45
Sep
59
Feb
31%
Sep
Aug
Rapid
31
31
27%
Jan
V
Gamble
&
II
47%
47%
110
41%
Sep
52'/a
89%
89
90%
596
68
Feb
96% Aug
15
15 %
135
12%
Jan
17% Aug
34
35
240
29
*
__
Printing
common
•
35
125
Mar
35
Oct
Cleve
&
Detroit
Gray
1
:
Jr*
*
American
Radiator
45
38%
Jan
48%
Oct
ig%
15s/8
45
11% May
16%
Oct
46%
46'A
30
44
20%
21%
45
13%
Telegraph
100
American Tobacco Co
25
Armco Steel
&
Ashland
170%
**•
Oil
1
"53/3
3
Pacific
25
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
lo
1_
25
Cities
City
25
Service
Products
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
&
•
•
Ohio
S
Curtiss-Wright
Dayton
Power
Elec
1
&
Light
5
DuPont
5
Eastman
Electric
Kodak
Co
General
Electric
General
k
Tel
&
IP)
Edison
Radio
____
_____
26 %
30
220
104%
35%
14 y2
73
9
__
Oct
175% July
65% Jan
58%
Oct
11%
11%
Oct
14%
Sep
4%
Jan
6%
Aug
Oct
23 % Mar
27%
Jun
33%
Jan
39%
Aug
56
Jan
69%
Oct
Sears Roebuck
78%
Jan
110%
35 y8
20
27%
Jan
37 %
47
Jan
14 %
Oct
21
21%
459
15%
Feb
22%
Sep
65%
1,693
56%
Feb
70
Sep
22
Oct
28%
Oct
28%
130
6%
8%
28
692
/
Jan
11% Aug
28% Oct
Jun
5% Aug
6% Mar
15%
1,210
8%
Feb
16
Oct
32"%
7,210
28%
Jan
35
Aug
2%
500
8%
481
8
July
10%. Jan
180
24
May
28
28
1'% Mar
2%
3%,
400
3%
3%
255
-2%
Jan
30%
31%
812
23%
Jan
3%
3%
1,400
3%
Jun
2,082
59 Va
Jan
94
2% July
":3%
89%
1
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7%
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92
3
6,913
3% Aug
250
Sep
Oct
3
3%
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Gerity-Michigan Corp
487
8%
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Great Lakes Oil & Chemical______
4,389
9%
28
1
1
Motors
28%
4%
Jan
3%
.
Apr
Oct
3178
4% Mar
Sep
.
Aug
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7%
Sep
1%
Jun
3%
Oct
2%
Jan
3% Oct
6
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Hall
Lamp
Hoover
—5
Ball
&
Bearing;
Inc
Kinsel
_
233
12%
Jan
195
27%
Jan
12%
25
42%
120
38%
8% Mar
37%
Apr
39%
125
142% 142%
50
106
Jan
114
47
Jan
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Masco
Screw
Motor
Mt
Products
5
Metal
Preferred
common
—
u
Electric
Metal
Prophet
(Fred
5
>
-
Jan
7%
Oct
1
192
1
Oct
2%
Jan
3
3,150
2%
3
Jan
Sep
Jun
34
460
22%
Feb
26%
Oct
18%
Jan
28%
Oct
4,763
5
3%
Apr
5%
Oct
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
Oct
255
3%
Jan
4%
Sep
860
3%
33
30%
Jun
37%
Jan
7% Oct
15% Jan
7%
7%
475
3%
Feb
9
110
9
Aug
7%
8
■
1,860
26
28 %
4%
28%
9
__
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1% May
8
1,345
6
Jan
8
Oct
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Reo
Motors
Rickel
River
(H
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Raisin
Rockwell
—2
;.
Paper
—5
Rudy Manufacturing
Scotten
____1
Udylite
classs
B
100
2
23%
1%
125
27%
Feb
Jan
2%
Apr
Sep
9%
4
9%
175
9
Jan
10
20%
■%r
%
20%
276
19
Jan
22% Aug
4%
5
May
July
Corp
Jan
732
13%
Jan
5%
525
4%
Jan
12%
1,000
8%
126
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
1%
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2%
16%.
5%
1%
100
1% Mar
1%
Jan
4
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400
16%
8%
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Tube
27%
2
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Dillon
Standard
27%
27%
5
Spring
12
"
Union
Investment
Wayne
4
.^^II
Screw
37%
Oct
;31% Aug
13% Aug
Los
16%
Oct
6
Aug
13% Mar
11% May
Aug
44% July
147%
Stock Exchange
/■". Friday
45%
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
88
149
35'A
62
Shares
Oct
Par
Jun
Aug
38 % May
45% Mar
40%
Jun
Aeco
59'/a
94%
Sep
Alaska
Corp
Corp
12%
82
11%
Jan
Feb
Alleghany
32%
32%
25
~
28%
Jan
33%
Oct
Allied
Artists
21%
21 %
80
13% Jan
237/a
Sep
Allied
56% July
21% Jan
64%
Oct
American
24%
Sep
Amer
__
Chemical
521
Jan
62%
50
22%
22%
15
_
Gold
Juneau
f.V
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Mining
10
14%
Corp
(Un)_
&
Mfg
(Un)__
3i7/8
2V/8
Jun
33%
Oct
American
Can
733/4
733/4
20
57%. Jan
80%
Aug
American
Cyanamid
83%
83%
40
58 %
Jan
91%
Oct
American
&
37%
37%
40
37%
Oct
38%
47%
Jun
54%
Oct
_
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Oct
125
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50
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20
4
Jun
92%
24
88
May
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(Un)_l
26
Jan
2%
3%
4%
Sep
o%
100
69
47% Mar
Feb
Jan
Aug
Oct
11% May
17%
Odt
15%
Apr
21 %
Sep
Jan
45%
Aug
Sep
75
Thea
Jun
2,800
*
(Un)—
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19%
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82 %c
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Allis-Chalmers
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1
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Admiral
92
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Aug
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150
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American
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Motors
American
Potash
4i%
4i%
219
38%
Jan
447/a
Aug
American
Radiator
14
14
140
13%
Jan
16% Mar
American
Smelting
Jan
65
Sep
American
Tel
Aug
American
Oct
American
62
62%
91
48
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100
22%
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34%
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65
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70 14
118
44%
44%
44%
50
33 % July
17%
&
Power
&
Chem
Co
Tobacco
Viscose
class
(Un)
(Un)
51% Aug
185
12
125
9%
Feb
12
Oct
Oct
14
May
_
Mar
66
10 Va
10 Va
246
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63'/a
125
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20 Va
21
1,163
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21
Oct
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149
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Feb
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1,208
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59
861
55%
Jun
34
190
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38% July
18
22% July
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Oct
American
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Apr
22%
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44%
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Armco1; Steel
(Un)
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58%
59
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Jan
37
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1,182
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1
Sep
26
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4
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725
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200
28
28
1
May
29%
2%
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16
1
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Clemens
A-
15% May
Sep
7%
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29
Jan
14%
400
7%
3
1%
'
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0
1
89%
1.40
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1
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91
12
1
—
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Feb
603
772
357
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5
15%
;
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15%
100
14
14%
lo%
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—
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Kysor
13%
14%
3
Electric Motors_'_____.
Ironrite
Kingston
3%
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—
Hoskins Manufacturing
Houdaille-Hershey common
Howell
3%
3%
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Sep
14%
28%
42%
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2%
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Oct
15%
14i/2
12%
42%
—*
—
Jan
July
Oct
39
35i/8
42'A
38%
21%
Jan
28
__
53% July
104% 106%
37
33 %c
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36%
*
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Republic Steel
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B
Schenley Indus
Por
50
57%
•
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115
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11 :i/4
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66
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Pepsi-Cola
75
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National Cash Register
National Dairv Products
National
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1
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2
11%
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10
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3
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International
Martin
July
34
5
(new)
International
Lorillard
55
394
5
Motors
Greyhound
50
58%
35%
10
Auto-Lite
Jan
58%
__
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Dow Chemical
155%
Jan
55%
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305
Mar
58%
55'A
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10
Co
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Canadian
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American Telephone &
36'A
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31% July
42% Oct
32%
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Products
Trailer
Peninsular
48%
~~
II
__
Armour
49%
1
10
Cyanamid
Apr
Sep
236
6%
■
32%
_—_1
Parke Davis
Stores
American
Aug
15%
—20
Manufacturing
Goebel
Oct
9%
14
9%
5
Nagivation
Corp
Steel
22%
Apr
27%
110
2%
Jan
6%
22
,
Stores
Iron
Steel
22 /
1
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National
Unlisted Stocks—
American Airlines
2
15 %
14
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Oct
•
Kroger
Procter
42%
2
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Detroit
Kresge Co
common
42%
42%
5%
Oct
*
Telephone.
120
28%
—
—
General
*
Range Since Jan. 1*
II
common
Preferred
Cincinnati
Shares
10
Churngold Corp
29%
-
5
Gemmer
8
;
,—
29%
1
!
Drug
Davidson
Fruehauf
for Week
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Low
i
590
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Paper
Frankenmuth
Sales
Sale Price/ of Prices
20
930
8%
<■
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Exchange
Week's
Last
Par
21%
8
.
American Laundry
Baldwin
21%
4% Mar
Jan
65
Detroit
Detroit
;
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21%
*
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Cunningham
Detroit
STOCKS
560
Chrysler Corp.
1,287
4%
I
—
Jan
650
4%
High
2% Aug
—
__
Corp
14%
Low
200
__'
_
Company
25%
12
69%
Budd
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3
2
—___
Bearing
Briggs Manufacturing
14%
49
12.50
Products
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25%
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Brown-McLaren Mfg
52
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Sep
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17
18%
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43%
65
36%
Smelting Refining & Mining
50
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Jan
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Electric
15% Mar
170
51%
Vermont
102
Sales
Range
Par
Allen
842
7%
51%
Waldorf System Inc
Aug
July
1 %
Feb
21%
49%
5
32%
Apr
Week's
of Prices
Last
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Sale l'rice
402
42%
18
25
common
243
STOCKS
135 % Aug
22% Mar
100%
Jun
Exchange
Friday
r
Jan
75c
24
49
49%
U S Rubber Co.
115
10
1%
*
Machinery
739
21%
23%
•'
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16% July
6%
21%
'
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United Fruit Co
19%
—
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Co
100
41%
50
*
Avco
2-5525
Oct
183
48
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Allied
WOodward
Aug
130% Aug
27% Mar
22%
100% 101
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DETROIT
16% Aug
14
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100
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119
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Stone & Webster Inc
U
Exchange
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Oct
89%
118
15%
100
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Union
.
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Shawmut
-
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Dow
Stock
Midwest
>
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92%
55
13%
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Eagle
American
Building
Oct
5%
18%
21
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39%
606
51
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2,678
87%
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Jun
43%
73%
5%
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Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric System
N
48%
Exchange
Sep
Jun
Stock
'
Maine
New
56%
.
18%
•
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Mar
41%
50c
Mar
Feb
75
70%
,_________1
—
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Boston
421/4
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54
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Oct
145
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56%
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10%
30
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preferred class B
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6%
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174% Aug
65
Mar
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294
30%
41%
100
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Oct
56
58 Vk
595
34
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Jan
41%
ID
Oct
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58%
Oct
,
Number 5373
Volume 180
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>
(1799)
39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale rrice
Oil
Atchison
Refining
Topeka
1
(Un)
(Un)
Fe
& Santa
Atlantic
Refining (Um_
Manufacturing Corp
Avco
724
—10
-
lift
Oct
141/4
Apr
191
lift
all5%all6%
Laclede
95%
Jan
119 ft
Sep
Laue-Wellls
27%
Jan
a32%
—
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150
Gas
Libby,
35% May
5ft
5ft
55,8
1,251
4% Mar
9
9
9ft
705
8% Mar
Baltimore
Bandini
&
Ohio
_100
27%
27%
27%
185
1
Barker
3ft
3
3ft
6,268
2.55
July
10%
11
550
10 V2
11%
Aug
Jun
18c
Oct
25c
Api^
Jan
12 ft
Jan
14y8
Jan
26
Sep
Bros
Oil
67-
Feb
91ft
Sep
McKesson
50'/a
Jan
82 ft
Oct
Menasco
10
Jun
14 ft
Oct
Merchants
1
Beckman
Bendix
Bishop
Black
Blue
(Un)
Steel
Oil
Airplane
T/c
preferred
.
60c
convertible
-17c
4,000
4c
Jan
25c
11
1,708-
8'ft
Jan
12
288
3ft
Jan
5ft May
50
13ft
Jan
15 ft July
p.l4ft
14 ft
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120
100
397
75%
Jan
13%
13'/a
13%
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9%
Jan
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1"
Aug
Inc
14
Aug ;
14
351
National
City
293
7
Mar
9ft
Jun
National
Packing
Canadian
Can so
Natural
Gas
Airlines
Carrier
Corp
Case
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8'/a
Jan
10%
Oct
10 ft
100
8'/a
Jan
14ft
365
10%
Jan
15
Oct
23%
225
16%
Jan
24
July
Celanese
Ltd
Inc
1
(Un)
York
New
•
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2ft
Jan*
Sep
16 ft
f
48%
Jun
Oct
59 ft Mar
10
a66%
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175
49
Feb
63%
Oct
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155
161/2
Apr
23 ft
Oct
4ft
Oct
s
3 %T
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Products
s,
Aircraft
Oil
Ltd—
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1% Aug
150
330
16ft '
Oct
6ft Mar
28ft
al6%
I
*
Vought
Charter
Jan
12ft
(Un)
Tractor
Certain-teed
Aug
150
1%
16ft
31ft
Jan
3%
22 ft
8,050
1
I—
25
Chicago Corp (Un)
Chicagq Milw St Paul-pfd (Un)
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Apr
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451/4 Jan
•
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71
70
Feb
80
2,391
Aug
Aug.
Jan
191/4
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22
May
34
140
10
Apr
38
Jan-
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265
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Clary Multiplier*
Climax
Molybdenum
Clinton* Foods
Inc
Colorado
&
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Columbia
Gas
Commercial
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Edison
of
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Consolidating
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Continental
Co
Corp.
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Continental Motors
(Un)
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Crown
Curtis
Publishing Co
Curti8S-Wright Corp
1
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Deere
&
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Ltd
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>
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class
Bi
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a38%
■
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Eastman
El
Lines
Kodak
(Un)
Feb
Gas
(Un)
Products
Erie
Railroad
'Eureka
Co
Apr
Mathieson
6% Aug
Products
Pabco
Pacific
6%
Gas
'
14%
Sep
30%
Oct
Oil
7% Mar
Oct-
421/4 Aug
33% Sep
Jan
Jan
14%
Aug
147 ft Oct
Fitzsimmons
Food
Stores
Tiger
Jan
206-;
35%
Jan v
60% July
41% Jun
2.05
•
275
17
al
1.70
2.05
49,305
Oct
9% May
111/4
Sep
6%
Oct
lift
Aug
16ft
Apr
18%
Feb
%
Apr
50-
(Un)
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119
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50
13%
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Jan
Oct
1
2.05
Apr
Oct
14% July
24 ft
Aug
7% Aug
38
Jan
48%
Sep
30%
Oct
31ft
Oct
ft
Gair
(Robert)
Co Inc
(Uni___.
1
,.
2
Garrett
Corporation
General
Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
Co
3
(Un)
5
General
Foods
General
Motors Corp common
Corp
General
General
1
Public
Telephone
General
Tire
Gimbel
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&
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5
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1
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Company
Good Humor Co
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50c
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber
10
common
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Richfield
St
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Great
Lakes
Greyhound
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Oil
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Solar
Oct
a__
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&
1
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Grumman
Aircraft Eng (Un)_____
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Gulf
Oil
2%
—
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1
3ft
7,150
12 ft"
3
12 ft
238
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36'/a
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251/4
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Southern
Company
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T
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com
new
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w
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Standard
1
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Standard
Oil
(Indiana)
Standard Oil Co
Standard
3%
14
Oct
Mar
Stanley
Oil
A
__1
Preferred
(Un)
Hilton
Stone
Webster
&
Hotels
Corp
5
Holly Development
Homestake
Honolulu
Hunt
Mining
Oil
Foods
1
90c
—12 ft
(Unt
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Inc
a47
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Co
■70ft
23 ft
Jan
38ft Aug
Sunray Oil Corporation common
271/4 Mar
34 ft Aug
Sylvania Electric Prod
Packard
Studebaker
Jan
62%
Company
20
'Jan
35 ft
Oct
Texas
Gulf
25%
134
25
May
27
Jun
Textrort
39'ft
150
19ft
Jan
39%
Oct
Tidewater
90c
2,500
82 ft c
Oct
1.15
Jan
Trans
a47
10
85c
a47
Intercoast
International
International
Int'l
Tel
Intex
&
Oil
Corp
(Un)
Harvester
Nickel
Tel
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(Un)_
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170
1.90
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33 ft
33i/3
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66
13%
10,000
3c
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Jan
—
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&
Laughlin Steel (Un)
—
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—
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,
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44%
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—
1
—
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—
25
—
15
10
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—
—
76ft
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25
Sep
Alum
Kennecott
Kern
&
Motors
Chem
com...
Corp
Copper
Warrants
11c
__
2.50
46
1
—
39'%
*
Jan
27% Jan
35
76
Jan
88
16
-
Mar
Union
Carbide
Oil
926
28%
33 ft
Union
Pacific
50
37%
675
14ft
8
Feb
1.95
(Un)
com
Oct
44% Aug
United
&
Carbon
of Calif
Co
13% Aug
16ft Mar
30% July
31% Jan
36 ft
44s-
29% Feb
*.
37 ft Aug
a—
RR
Air Lines
Jan
24
Sep
United
Aircraft
Aug
10 ft
Apr
United
Corp
United
Gas
(Un)
(Un)
2
United
Corp
States
3
10
(Un)_
66 ft May
56ft Jan
12
Oct?
44%- Feb
56 ft
Sept
57ft
64%
Sep
35
Aug
9
July
Apr
:
3,218
454
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44ft 46%
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15'A Sept
29
64ft
26%
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49
Jan
749
202
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25
;
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50
44
120
770
163
2,080
142
136
278
801
165
536
75
80'
120
684
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698
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7ft
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1.00
May
Oct
Jan
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22%
Jan
38ft
Oct
United States Steel Corp
2%
Jan
Universal
Oct
'Vanadium
260
88%
358
43 ft
46
1,229
1
60
1,512
43
35o
401
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25/a.
27
007
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25%
100
30
66%
Jan
88%
40
Jan
48% May
Rubber
Co
5
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10
(Un)
Consolidated
Oil
Corp of Amer
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105
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116
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1.953
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(Un)
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Virginia-Carolina Chemical
a77 a79ft
48 .4
51
62
62
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6 5
69
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22 ft Aug-
19% July
15
Oct
Jans
59% May
Jan
25
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a36i/8a36/a
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99% 99%
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a41
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12 k 12/4
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®,79
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5% Aug
Sep
3ft Jan
Aug
47
a35 A a35 /4
a27% a27 fa
36ft 36ft
36% 36 /2
10 10/a
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22% Jan
36
667
700
222
2,781
650
1.203
200
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Aug
2
50
5
(Un)
lft
141
2
Oct
a—
—
Apr
528
—
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25
10
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
26%
a42% a45ft
Feb
32 ft
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10 A 10/8
26 Va
26 26 /a
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1
common
27 ft Aug
20 ft
—
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Film
Jan
503
26%
Sep
Aug
18ft Fab
39%
Mar
Union
5,965
Aug
15 ft May
28 /\
28'A-
„
2
1
—
Oct
9%
T
(Un)
County Land Co...
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(Un)
Century-Fox
16% Aug
88
1-
—
5
Corp
14% May
21ft
26y2
1
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10
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Tri-Continental
U S
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34% July
214
900
1,352
ibi
20ft 20/a
42 A 42 /»
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50
—
25
*
(Un)
Oil
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World
82ftc July
Jan
Mar
37'A Mar
16% Oct
29ft Aug
661
465
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common
Transamerica
a__
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Jones
Inc
15
21
9ft
—
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12
139
'
410
41%
22%
34%
16
21ft
16ft
10
(Un)
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1,500
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1.85
24 y2
223
J
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10c
Petroleum
Interlake Iron
55%
a70 'ft a70'ft
24
25c
Jun
34%
Oct
29
Oct
Jan
46%
Sep
Oct
27 ft May
22 ft Mar
34%
Oct
14% May
17
Sep
17%
Jun
21%
Oct
Jan
29
24ft
July
58
Mar
76
Sep
6
Jan
14
Aug
28%
20ft Jan
34ft
Jan
Apr
46% Sep
35ft
Jan
49
Sep
17 ft May
25 ft
38ft
46 ft Aug
Jan
53
46ft Feb
Aug
Jun
25%
Jan
28
32 ft
Jan
39
Aug
26% Jan
28 ft
Apr
Jan
36%
Aug
32ft Jan
36%
33
8
19
15% Jan
38ft
/
Oct
Sep
14% Mar
Jan
July
47ft Aug
Jan
28ft Aug
26 ft
Oct
37%
Oct
37%
Oct
28ft
Jan
36%
Oct
52%
Jan
77%
Oct
77% July
94%
Sep
Feb
100%
Sep
78 ft
35ft
42 ft
Jan
Oct
16% May
19'/a
Sep
22ft
Jan
27%
Sep
11%
Sep
12% Aug
20ft
16% Jan
Apr
July
32
Jan
40
58 V*
Jan
80%
Sep
89%
Jan
89%
Jan
Oct
6,083
6%
Development
38
Feb
7
9,444
25%* 26ft
a44 ft
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22%
*
(Un)-
Jun
30
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Inc
11%
39 ft
25
33 ft
115ft Jun
48ft
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:
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(Un»
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25%
29 ft
60 ft May
8% Feb
all/a all/V
26%
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(Un)
(Un)—
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(Ohio)
Warner
29 y<
55%
25
class
27'A Aug
78^
Oct
105
1,305
.
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100
.
Oct
28% Aug
26% Sep
14% Jan
43%
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16 A21 A*
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Pacific
Southwestern
Texas
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Hancock Oil Co
38
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Jan
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80
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58
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—
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40
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38%
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25
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Oct
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25
25
25
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32 ft
,
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74
33 ft'4
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1,130-"
225
25
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Southern
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560
88
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1
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preferred
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34%
66
=135
13
200
—
5
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10
1.40
Co
Calif
Original
July
Aug
12ft Oct
.310
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91/2
—
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Aug
1 ft
78
35%
11%- 11%
__
1
„
class A
Gas
&
Aug
70
4
26%
—
5
—1
(Un)
Co
76
55ft
Sep
28% Jan
39% Jan
275
100
265
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t
(Un)
Co
42
112
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26% Aug
225
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38
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20
4,310
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1 'ft
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42
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32%
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62%
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1
Sinclair Oil Corp
520
1 'ft;
-
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a44ft
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a86%-a88%
4 ft
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38% Jan
28 ft
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2ft
class B—10
1
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Signal Oil
Jan
5%-:
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128 ft
'
Graham-Paige
Sep
3,093
11
20
.
13
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50c
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—
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28%
100
Aug
128 1281/2
-
35%
r
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245
10,400
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5
Gas & Electric
Schenley Industries (Un)
4.88%!
40c
Feb
50
*
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Spring & Axie
Corp
Southern
35c4
48 ft
60 ft
Jan'
*
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(Un)J
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Apr
Jan
Jan
17
77ft
35ft
__
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Jan
Jan
6.00 Mar
20ft
42
__
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•
common
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Oct
2.15
28c
54ft
37%
281/2
26%
__
5
Gas
&
Regis Paper
San
Jun
19%
Oct
Oct
2.50 Sep '„
90
845
a34ft a36%
281/2
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33ftc
Safeway Stores Incorporated
St Louis San Francisco Ry
Aug
362
29 ft
13c
Oct
3
Aircraft
92
900
Oct
Oct
13
a35%
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co—j.
78
2.70
35 ft Aug
26
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18% Oct
29 ft
23
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America
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Rockwell
48
20 ft
Oct
22ft Oct
,—50
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Rice Ranch Oil Col——
Jan
2.60
25% Jen
Oct
Sep
600
2,950
75
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Reynolds (R J) Tob (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Feb
38% / 38%
35c
(Un)
(Un)
Drug
59%
20 ft
10
Co
20
21ft
36 ft
Apt'
320
.
1
(Un)__-
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic; Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel (Un)
38 ft May
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Jan
5,926
4'
(Un)L_-
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May
21
23
1001
common
Pictures
3ft
16
17
22 ft
12%
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£
common
Incorporated
Oil
Pure
57 ft
33%
Oct
51
1
World
Steel
Pullman
80
1,429
44
a__
38% Mar
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
2,388
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(J C)
92
42y2> 43'ft
895/8/
a35y2a35'/2
5
Gladding McBean & Co
47
Jan
352
25
:
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer
(Chas) Co (Un)
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2ft
_
24%
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20
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20
73
350
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32
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25
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42 ft
5
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&
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48ft
25
common
Western Oil
Pacific
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Corp
Machinery & Chemical (Un)
Fruehauf
47ft
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&
Pacific Tel
Reserve
62
16%>
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Co
Fedders-Quigan
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(Unf
(Un)
Jan
240
189
120
229
132
5,000
3ft
3ft
a41ft a41%
a62% a62%
—
10
Petroleums
Rexall
Oct
a57
325
56%
820
a42a44ft
a56ft a56%
46% 49ft
a62%-
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preferred
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Lighting common
17ft Aug
35ft
2,670/
Aug
*
4.50%
94 ft
Jan
Jan
7%
Oct
45
5
(Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co
22%
10%
3
a42
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,
preferred
Radio Corp of
400
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preferred
4.80%
13% Aug
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21ft
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40
3ft
Pacific Clay Products new com
Pacific Finance Corp
31% Aug
108
Oct
16 ft Aug
8% Aug
■
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Jan
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141
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38%
155
100
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148
225
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20
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20
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34
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Oct
Jun
6
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35 ft
10
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10
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16
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29%
—
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27 ft May
1
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24
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47 ft Aug
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76
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68
14 ft
14'
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-
130
29'/^ 30%
30'A
Jan
57ft
611
13*
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-
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133
29%7 29%
14
10
Edison
Ohio Oil Co
Ohio
Penney
.
145-
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21ft
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110
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10
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660
700
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1
15%
44
268 '
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51/4
39
1.35
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19 ft
41"
21 y2-
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30
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1.75 Aug
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Pan
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234
.
43 ft '
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1.15 Mar
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Oct
21% Aug
,
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Northern
33 ft
Jan
2,108
1.60
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26'ft Aug
151/2 Mar
12%
21
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350
33ft
1.60
,
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Jan
2.30
Corporation
Norris
56 ft
143
43 ft-
lft
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370
22%
17ft
22%
31%
31%
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Jan
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Mohawk
Pacific
56
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1
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1
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(Un)
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26 ft
22'ft
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20
434
30 ft
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13%
283
16%
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1.15 July
17%
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30 ft
2
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(Un)
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Caterpillar
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Ry Co'(Un)
Pacific
Capital
5
i.,
Atlantic
Canadian
26ft
330
45
16%
3
Distillers
100
Nordon
California
1,528
44%
/23ft
62%
43
2.25
(Un)
Co
»7%
22ft
Feb
17%
(Un)
10ft
11
Oct
Feb
35%
—1
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
14ft'
9
10
62 ft
70c
100
1
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Biscuit
Sep
6,300
-
+
Oct
13ft
1.10
__
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Sep
29
Apr
8%
320
11%
16%c
Utilities
South
High
3
Jan
<
14 ft
11% Mar
62%
1..05
__
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^
7%
^
62ft
20
a42ft a42ft
__
1.10
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(Un)
10ft
7%
•
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Co
Inc
National
Oct
100.
535
1
(Un)
Petroleum
10'ft
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70% Aug
58'/2 Mar
100
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12%
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»
12
10
Robbins
Co
Mission
12
1
(Un)
(Un)
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&
1,370
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&
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11% Oct
100-•
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2,340
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50c
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Aug
67% Aug v
40% May
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:
27ft
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Magnavox Co
-
11%
Range Since Jan. 1
*
27ft
...10c
(Un)
(P)
»
11%.
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7
(Un)
Inc__
Merck
4ft : -4ft
•
Co
Lockheed
July
a58% a60ft
4ft
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Burlington Mills Corp
Byron Jackson Co
17 ft
185
10
Company (Uni„__
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Lorillard
1,437
,
5
Budd
1
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15
;
Loew's
Feb.
Sep
16c
1
(Un)
Corp (Un),.
Broadway-Hale Stores
Feb
10%
1
Company
3.50
16
14
16c
5
Borg-Warner
28 ft
Jan
6
Lion-Oil
79ft
13
2
:
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Borden
76
__
10c
L
Chica
Bond
130
•
79ft
2
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Stores Inc (Un)
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Mammoth- Mining
Diamond Corp
Boeing
200
5
(Un)
Corp
Co
2,200
__
1
19
-
280
19c
8%
21ft
20c
,
Instruments
Bethlehem
15%
18c
8%
15%
1
Cons
Aviation
__
10
common
Co
Libby
Mascot Oil Co
Co
Oil Co
Barnhart-Morrow
Basin
.'
(Uni
RR
Petroleum
Bankline
&
Petroleum
Sep
Oct
10 ft
Shares
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
6% Aug
3
(Un)
for Week
Low
4
Co
13
(Un)
Hamilton
(Un)
McNeill
Lincoln
Baldwin-Lima-
Co
Sales
Range
Por
High
iLou)
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.1
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High
lift
50
Friday
8TOCKS
for Week
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lives
i
Low
Par
Ashland
01
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Sales
11% Aug
27
Oct
7ft Apr
18 ft July
22%
Oct
13%
Jan
25%
Feb
36% July
15ft
Jan
23 ft July
8
4'/a Jan
Aug
18%
Apr
28%
Sep
72ft
Jan
84%
Sep
38%
Jan
51%
Sep
21ft May
138% July
30 ft Oct
Jan
68% Aug
112ft
48ft
Jan
5% May
5ft Mar
28
32 ft
Jan
6ft
5% Aug
30
38
Jan
Oct
Jun
Aug
Apr
60%
Oct
55ft
Jun
67 ft
Aor
37
Sep'
37ft
Sep
45%
Sep
39%
*
23% Jan
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Los Angeles Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Last
Low
Par
Warner
5
Union
Telegraph (Un;
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
—
Westinghouse Elec (Un)_—____ -12%
c
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)——
Williston Basin Oil Exploration*— III 10c
•
Wilson & Co Inc (Un)
(F
W;
25c
(Uni
327
71
275
30
29c
15.900
25c
Oct
Grelf
59%
Oct
23%
Oct
Griesedieck Western Brewery
74%
Jun
Gull Oil Corp
50%
Jan
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[__<>
■
14c
10
100
,24
25
Apr
Hallicrafters
10%
Sep
Hammond Organ Co
47%
Oct
Harnlschfeger Corp
—
Helleman
31c
Jun
a—
56%
356
40
5c
10.000
74%
25
10
Youngstown Sheet
Gold
•
(Un)
Si Tube
Co...
Zenda
Mining
Radio
Zenith
10c
(Un;
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a54%
.
—
a
4c
4c
•
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a74%
a
2
25
8%
Jun
40%
Apr
Co
■
;v
Jan
4c
Mar
Jan
65%
a__
64% Aug
8c
Jan
72%
Oct
Huttig Sash
& Door
Brick
Illinois
Sale Price
Par
Abbott Laboratories
Allied
Steel
Laboratories
Jan
30 % May
24%
25%
2,050
17%
Jan
__
24%
25%
1,050
22%
Jan
26
Aug
25% Apr
American Rad
9%
9%
300
Apr
10
27%
27 %
27%
50
21%
Jan
27%
Oct
12%
12%
12%
450
9%
Apr
13%
Jun
Armour
&
Ashland
Chemical
5
(Un)_
&
Shares
Tel
Interstate
Low
High
Iowa
Power
23
300
15%
Apr
29
300
18 % May
26%
Oct
2,600
7% Mar
13 %
Sep
9%
-—1
3%
Apr
Sep
4,100
19%
40%
41%
45%
46%
27
27
23%
45%
19%
Jan
11% May
23%
10%
1,500
21%
170% 171%
TO
10
20%
200
69%
Oct
Kaiser
Alum
Jan
29
Feb
10
Oct
28% July
18% Jau
4,700
13%
Jan
1,800
156%
Feb
July
21%
Oct
Co
Lonergan Mfg class
11%
Marshall
Field
Medusa
Portland
9%
100
8% July
29% Jan
14
Metropolitan Brick Inc
43% Oct
Meyer
33%
58%
Mickelberry's
Food
Utilities
11%
July
Feb
Oct
Blanke
11%
5,000
12%
Oct
Middle
11%
3,200
11
Oct
14%
Jan
23
Jan
26%
Jan
118
118%
200
92%
Jan
118%
Oct
8
8%
1,100
Apr
6% Jan
.
300
28 %
Jan
4%
Jan
8% Aug
36
May
6% Aug
South
Crane
&
Detroit
Dodge
"
Falstaff
Flour
15
15
850
11%
Jun
16
23%
200
19%
Feb
55
55
50
2%
200
500
15%
Jan
20
200
11%
Feb
20 % July
21%
22%
1,000
11%
Jan
23
22%
26%
20%
26%
20%
21 %
200
21%
200
16%
Jun
23% Oct
800
27%
Apr
1% July
23% Jan
44
44
200
38%
Jan
45
Oct
23%
23%
24
1,700
19%
Jan
24%
Sep
7%
7%
100
3%
35%
35%
36%
800
__1
25
1
20%
•
common..
13
pfd
2% Mar
27% July
Jan
8% July
33% Mar
39% Aug
19
27 % May
13%
800
10%
77 %
100
66
Mar
10%
5,250
8
Aug
109% 109%
•
21
12%
9%
20 %
77%
*
20
102
Feb
115% Aug
126
8'%
125
1,000
125
Jan
Jun
Corp
20
118%
Jan
67%
1,800
56%
Feb
20%
21%
3,100
17%
Jan
82
82
83
450
72%
Jan
34
32
34%
2,400
24%
Feb
34%
25%
25%
25%.
100
23%
Sep
28
I
25
Cement
Co
Corp
Tile
New
York
North
&
Mfg
Central
American
North
RR
(Un)
Aviation
American Co
Northern
(Un)
Ohio
Edison
Oil
Gas
Oct
70
Sep
22% Aug
83% Oct
Oct
Mar
Corp
class
Potter
Co
Pressed
9%
9%
33%
35
1,000
7%
Jan
200
29%
Jan
37
100
4%
Oct
2,700
7%
Jan
6% Aug
13% Aug
Oct
16
Oct
Rexall
7
Mar
18
Sep
12%
140%
34
•
Mfg
Jan.
(Un)__5
Oct
Schenley Industries (Un)
61%
Jun
5
Auto
10
31
127%
Jan
200
34%
Jan
44
5
11% Mar
700
9% May
15%
100
7%
7%
400
5%
Jan
12%
13%
950
9 %
May
6%
13
,_1.25
800
12
15%
"7%
14%
11%
7%
300
4%
Jan
8%
8%
400
American
Transportations.50
53%
General
52%
Box Corp
1
2%
2%
2%
64%
64%
42%
42 %
43%
2.200
397,
89%
92
3,100
General Dynamics Corp
I "3
IIII5
General Electric Co
'
Corp
General Package Corp
General Public Utilities
General Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
g
g
(Un)
I5
common
27%
20
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Glidden Co (Un)
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Chemical Corp
Gray Drug Stores
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page 47.
1
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54
38%
Jan
2%
Jan
Serrick
16%
9% Aug
14%
Oct
Oct
74
Aug
Jun
Jan
27%
29%
1,350
27%
Oct
32%
500
28%
Jan
94% Sep
60
Sep
34% Aug
33%
300
32%
8% *' 8%
800
300
4% May
46% Jan
May
10% Sep
75% Oct
300
30
40% Aug
72%
70%
13% '14
3
17
23
r
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3%
17
24
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2,500
50
1,850
Oct
Jan
9% May
3
37
14
Oct
3%
13% Feb
18%
18%
Jan
Oct
Oct
Sep
26% May
79
900
34%
Jan
46 %
Oct
85
Oct
Oct
71%
73%
47
175
2
Apr
3
2%
25
25
Oct
33%
Jan
Aug
56%
1,800
3% Mar
Jan
80
300
31
Jan
48
8%
8%
200
7
Mar
8%
Sep
5%
5%
900
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
19%
17% Mar
Oct
21% July
16% May
21%
28%
35% Aug
Jan
3% Mar
7%
Sep
Sep
19%
20
400
18%
Jan
26
Feb
43%
200
20
Jan
48%
Sep
25
25%
900
20
Jan
27% May
13%
131/2
100
11%
Jan
56%
56%
500
53 % July
63% Mar
15%
15%
1,400
13% July
16% Aug
51%
51%
521/4
1,100
40%
Jan
56
20
19
20%
2,650
16%
Jan
20% May
__
25
II
__
13%
Oct
Aug
41%
41%
300
38%
Jan
1
44% Aug
63%
63%
100
54%
Jan
67% May
30
30%
300
27
Jan
49
49
100
41%
Apr
32% July
51% Oct
—
49
15%
__
17%
47%
17%
154
41%
15%
16 %
1,500
9%
Jan
32 %
32 %
100
27%
Jan
35% Aug
17%
17%
100
13% Mar
20% Mar
17%
48
1,550
18
2,500
154
45 %
154
100
__
__
1,500
.
20%
15
Jan
Apr
135%
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Oct
48
Oct
18%
Feb
167
Oct
16% Mar
37%
Feb
Jan
44%
Oct
Feb
37% July
Jan
67% May
10% Jan
30% July
31%
9
100
11%
11%
12
600
12'/a
Oct
37%
59%
38%
500
36
Jan
42 %
Aug
59%
100
41%
Jan
59 %
Oct
61%
61%
200
43%
Feb
65
Sep
9
_
9
7% May
61%
31%
31%
32%
1,200
28%
Jan
33% July
33%
331/4
35
1,700
22%
Jan
35
Oct
i35/8
135/3
200
8%
Jan
15%
Sep
28%
29
500
14%
Jan
29 Ve
Oct
62%
63%
700
47%
Feb
65
Oct
7%
7,900
6%
Jun
28%
__
7%
10
B
38%
37%
38%
2,200
33% July
22%
22%
24
1,300
21% July
97/e
974
97/8
100
20%
21 %
400
_
7
8"%
Jan
19
Jan
12
July
7% Jan
40% May
26% Jan
10
July
22% Jun
12
Corp class B
13%
131/4
14
32%
32%
34%
800
20% Mar
35
OcT
21%
21%
300
15%
Apr
22%
Jan
16%
17
700
14 %
Jun
17%
Sep
%
Apr
1.50c
Ltd—
♦.
__
II
70%
%
3,800
13
14
Jan
Aug
1 %
70%
71
700
57% Mar
75%
Sep
14%
Feb
4,400
Brand
11
200
10
"
55%
55%
10O
43% July
58
Oct
1
26
25%
26%
750
16%
Jan
27%
Oct
•
Clothes
11
7.5o
common
44%
44%
46 %
1,200
32%
Jan
47%
Sep
46S'„
47:%
1
Co
Co
July
Inc
Name
South Bend
2%
70
Seb
7% July
38%
1
8% Aug
56% July
Jan
4%
21
43%
__
__5
changed to Industrial
Development Corp
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
48%
May
__
—1.40
7% Sep
38
59
Society
38%
Aug
32% July
•
Sinclair Oil Corp
45 % May
-
31%
38% ^39
133/.
6% Jan
700
1,600
300
14% July
13% Aug
Jan
400
Oct
Oct
___5
Rainbow Oil
Sears Roebuck & Co
Oil
451/4
5% July
Jun
Paper Co
Scurry
Shed
3,500
7%
St Louis Public Service "A"
Signode Steel Strapping
Apr
'
33%
1
~~t
[Gillette
15%
Oct
May
6%
33%
•
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
110
May
28
5
Oct
41
Jan
2% Jun
11
54%
Axle
36
14
11%
__
14% July
200
27
1,750
•
148
Jan
Apr
14%
5
Jan
Regis
22%
Jan
800
•
class
46%
200
40%
1
Inc
57%
Jan
10%
500
50c
Tobacco
22%. Jan
700
200
5
15
Phonograph
36
57%
10
Watch
Dredge
9%
104%
20
550
,_2.50
Rockwell Spring &
300'
300
Oct
180
21
1,000
(Un)
J)
9%
617%
Richman Bros Co
River Raisin Paper
St
1
(Un)
&
13
140 % 144%
(R
Apr
44%
Manufacturing Co
30%
Reynolds
6
31% July
112
5
Jan
43% July
100
91/8
36
(Un)
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
48'/a Aug
•
7%
Jan
17
51
60%
(Un)
25%
6
24%
925
35%
•
1,800
10% Jan
200
4,000
Jan
6%
2%
Oct
33%
21
25
7%
28%
112
47
717%
II
»
(Un)
1,000
33%
73
1
15%
700
Jan
41%
1
30%
100
28%
31%
107
4
200
42%
3
15%
200
15,600
43
700
12.50
29%
6%
7%
6%
43
14
(Un)
15%
17%
Aug
Sep
34%
(Un)
Co
Radio Corp of America
Drug
43
13%
Sep
Raytheon
40
Jan
33%
Quaker Oats Co
33%
Co
Sep
32%
13%
(The)
9%
49% Aug
11% Aug
31%
800
33%
(Un)
Company
2,850
_i
Steel Car Co
Oil
39
42%
33 %c
Co
30%
5
Inc
2
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pullman
1
1
■
10
Petroleum
Oct
37%
42
600
50
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phillips
20
6%
100
44
(Alan B)
(Un)
(Un)
B
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Philco
Jun
6%
A
&
15
50
Light & Coke
(Chas)
200
800
1
Pan American World Airways
Pictures (Un>
Pfizer
Sep
20
600
10
Paramount
Gas
Sep
13
19 %
20 %
5
Controls Inc
22
Apr
33%
Olin-Mathieson Chem Corp
Penn
12% Sep
Feb
8%
19%
•
class
Jan
16%
400
20%
10
Pen
9%
300
33%
Electric
Parken
600
12%
33%
12
&
11%
22
20 %
100
(Un)
Co
44
39%
4% Oct
11%
19%
com__5
Co
Ohio
Pure
6%
2% July
44%
*
Manufacturing Co
Oklahoma
6%
__
10
(Minn)
Northwest Bancorporation
15% Sep
16%
1,200
12%
20
__
1
Illinois Corp
44% July
39%
•' 4%
600
*
(Un)
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Power
Jan
™
Oct
4%
:
4,500
1
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
5
36 %
1
National
Jan
10
Oct
5
Co
37
1
Corp
34%
37%
50c
Prod
Standard
5
(Un)
100
10
Distillers
National
12%
12%
Oct
35
29%
_»
National
3,200
12%
Sep
92%
3%
2.50
National Cylinder Gas
2,900
4%
Oct
17
Feb
28%
__3
14%
4%
43
Jan
64%
29%
*
Inc
42%
Jan
Jan
11
100
13%
*
common
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola
41%
38"%
26%
200
12%
10
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.
Muter Company
14%
100
.
100
14%
20%
25
Portland
42
1
(Un)
Co
Sep
May
88%
II
~~
1
10
Lines
28%
42
43
♦
preference
14%
10
;
Inc
Jan
9 i/a
1
Pennsylvania RR
64%
•
Co
20%
1,500
1
Products
common
Chemical
Peoples
20%
25
4
Missouri
Monroe
Oct
Mar
111%
10
Oct
64%
*.
1
31%
•
prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel
14
12
28%
1
$1
77%
1
Brewing Corp
Lakes
28%
400
General
Great
Jan
2%
2
10c
(W H)
Oct
44
common
Laboratories
Lakes
Jan
26%
10
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Gossard
14
21%
5
(Peter) Brewing
Great
Oct
2% Jan
1
Finance
Motors
55%
20
Co
Radio &
Jan
Aug
24% Apr
21
Co
Mills of America
Genoral
50
10%
2%
1% July
4%
5
Four-Wheel Drive
Fox
81% Aug
25
Eddy Paper Corp
Electric Controller
Emerson
Jan
600
common
Motors
National
50%
Jan
200
Service
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours
Elgin
400
Jun
14%
Inc
Kodak
81%
%
3
Aug
15% July
22% Aug
Class A
Eastman
31% Oct
900
2,400
13%
100
Power
Air
Jan
\%
4%
22%
15
25
Manufacturing
Eastern
21
Oct
5
Cleveland Nav
Mont
1,350
Sep
2%
4%
13%
Dow Chemical Co
Du
31%
28
13%
Company
&
63
79
50c
Curtis-Wright Corp
Deere
10% July
Jan
1% Mar
5
Inc
Packing
Domestic
Jan
46%
900
__1
Co common
Cudahy
8V2
150
2
Apr
1% May
11% Feb
Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Continental
800
61
2
%
41%
20c
Columbia
Consumers
28%
10
preferred
Co
9%
9%
60
1
(Un—_lp
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR„12.50
Foods
9%
60
__
*
Miller & Hart Inc
100
8%
(Un).
Co
24%
1,500
•
Co
Cement
11
__
73/8
*
•
65% Jan
175
__
1
Co
(Glenn L)
55% July
5%
,t
&
Martin
1,700
33%
15
B
59%
24%
.
1
Louisville Gas & Elec of Ky
11
13
♦
common
58%
5%
111 Secur Corp common
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Clinton
26%
22
11%
42
21%
327/n
(Un)
(Un)
38
23%
5%
5
Co
•
300
Jan
4%
•
400
32%
Central
Coleman
Jan
35
__
Lion Oil Co
53 % July
&
24 %
*
—50
___
Jun
Feb
700
Brewing
4%%
Jan
25
88%
__
48%
36%
1,400
•
conv
29%
Aug
34% July
14%
•:
__
*
__5
—
Sep
43 % Mar
58%
1
1
9%
—
♦
$7
600
400
43
common—_1
(Uni
20%
500
40%
10
Chemical
7
Oak
Iron
31
26
26
26
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co new com
700
55%
Co
&
10
Leath
Oct
40
common
Cliff's
30%
25%
__
17% Oct
19%
55%
Central & South West Corp
Cleveland
j
,
34% July
12.50
Chicago Towel Co
Chrysler Corp
30%
—10
4
17%
1
Corp
Co
*
Light Co
Laclede Gas
40%
(E J)__
Towel
13%
Jan
16
5
Celanese Corp of America
Chicago
Jan
__
1'
50
(U11)
St Paul & Pac
10%
Knapp Monarch Co
__10
(Un)
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Chic Milw
700
Feb
17
50c
Light
12 %
4%
45%
—*
Public
Oct
Sep
12%
Jan
25%
5
Co
Illinois
Oct
80%
3%
,__lo
Central Illinois
Aug
49%
24
1,100
600
59%
Budd
Central
37 %
Jan
3%
2,000
20%
Foote Gear Works
Centlivre
Oct
27% May
1,100
.-^..loo.. ...35% Jan
Jan
Oct
_3
Brothers
36%
49 %
13%
9%
29%
170%
Corp (Un)
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg (George W) Corp
Butler
36
56 %
Jan
69%
5
;
Steel
Burton-Dixie
Oct
Aug
33%
300
4%
28 %
4
Company
Burlington Mills Corp
Burroughs Corp (Un)
68
31
Jan
400
3.50
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
$3.50
Sons
Jan
Mar
77%
1,000
68%
100
(Un)
Avco Mfg Corp
Brad
41%
21%
3%
29%
7
.
Mining
Corp
600
76%
9%
68%
__1
common
Berghoff Brewing
66%
21%
9%
_•
(111)
Benguet Consolidated
Oct
49%
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
20
1
_5
Belden Manufacturing
Co
Kennecott
Foundry
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Sep
11%
•
(Un)
Katz Drug Co
13%
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Erach &
&
26
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Bethlehem
Power
12
Refining common
preferred
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
Sep
35%
Jan
7.50
(Un»
Tel
&
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
Co
Paper
International
22
2nd
conv
51%
Jan
5%
64 %
0
25%
(Un)
Co (111)
Oil
$1.50
Jun
18
36%
Mineral &
12%
__25
Corp
44%
100
26
25%
Oil Devel class A common
Steel
100
400
10%
28%
1
,_50c
Corp
Anaconda Copper Mining
Armco
49
34
10%
1,000
48%
American Tobacco
Amurex
49
33
49
__
64%
Nickel
Jan
23% Aug
.
San
*
*
_
8
2,200
Jan
10
& Stand
23
28
Oct
.
American Tel & Tel Co
Sep
1,900
33%
41%
*
Co
&
6%
5
27 %
20%
*
Machine
Motors
Oct
3% May
4%
32
500
—
Investment
Oct
62%
46
27%
900
12.50
American
18%
Jan
700
700
33%
22%
Co
American
Aug
18%
56%
•
41%
American Cyanamid Co
American
8%
18
55
*
22%
Theatres'—,_1
Can
Jan
25%
International
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
14
500
100
:
Harvester
41%
American Airlines (Un)
American
Jun
10
Co.
22%
Mfg Co—
Allis Chalmers Mfg
11%
55%
1
41%
Gas
Equipment
Akron Brass Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp (Un;
750
27%
1
—„__1
D;
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Affiliated
12%
__
3
Development
5
Admiral Corp
Sep
12%
10
common
Illinois Central RR
10
Acme Steel Co
Adams
of Prices
24
27
International
for Week
Low
Jan
Interlake Steamship Co
Sales
Range
Oct
16
4%
1
Co—
International
Last
3%
200
International
compilation if Who round-lot transactions only
stocks
High
1% July
22%
10
(G)
Brewing Co
Corp
Inland
Midwest Stock Exchange
Week's
Low
2,900
22
27%
Indiana Steel Products Co
Friday
3
1
Industrial
A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
—1
Hein Werner
Worthington
22%
12%
—3
Shares
a__
a__
45% a46%
a
Cooperage class A
Bros
2%
•
Greyhound Corp (Un)
a45% a45%
—
(Uni
Corp
23%
Sep
13%
:
—
Woolworth
460
a42 a42%
a42
20
Jan
Mar
b7/a
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Chemical
OH &
36% May
23% Oct
407
59
Lakes
Sales
Range
Par
High
Great
14
85
13%
23%
-
18% al8%
57%
57%
....
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
13%
a
13 J/4
•_
(Un;
18%
Friday
STOCKS
Sbares
71
a
1
Lines
Air
Western
(Un).
Pictures
Bros
Western
october 29
ended
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks
week
for
Sales
Week'i
Friday
Lathe
Works
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co
15
.
5
5
(Un)
Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of
Standard
__
26 %
27%
1(3%
16%
17
451/2
70%
70%
90%
91%
54%
__
•
•
25
600
35 y2
100
24
Jan
July
49%
Sep
28
Jun
Jan
187a July
36%
Jan
47 %
53
Jan
77%
Oct
68%
Jan
95%
Sep
100
52 %
Sep
54%
Oct
Oct
1,700
15-%
46%
600
72
600
60O
Aug
10
I"
54%
Standard Oil N J'(Un)
15
97%
97% 100%
900
72%
Jan
101%
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)—
10
40%
40%
41%
1,100
32%
Jan
43%
Oct
1
7%
7%
7%
400
7%
Oct-
10%
Feb
20%
21%
50O
19%
Feb
22%
Kentucky
Standard
Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner
Corp
Stone Container
Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam
Corp
Sundstrand Machine
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Swift & Company
5
Ii
11
10
11%
Tool
10%
11
1,100
9%
Jan
11%
12%
800
11%
Sep
3914
•
40
600
32
Jan
s
33
31%
33
3,450
15%
Jan
1
19%
19y8
19%
1,800
16%
Jan
44
44
45%
600
41%
Feb
25
Sep
12
July
13% Sep
40%
33
20%
51%
Sep
Oct
Apr
Sep
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Number 5373
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Texas
Co
Thor
25
Edison
Co
_5
_
(The)
Salle
Union
Carbide
Union
Oil
of
Carbon
&
United
Corporation
States
U
S
Rubber
25%
25%
600
—10
(Wm)
Jan
6
Sep
Mar
200
Oct
39%
39% July
60% Oct
Jan
8
Mar
24%
10
Apr
26% Mar
Jun
59%
50%
Jan
75
Jun
200
13%
Jan
15
78%
10
72%
July
July
Oct
79
Apr
19
500
14%
Jan
20%
200
19
Jan
45%
45%
46%
400
40%
Apr
21% Aug
47% Oct
20
*
20
20
14%
Jan
20%
Sep
89%
89%
79
Jan
89%
Oct
*
—
—
Co—
35% May
600 *
20
10
Co
400
13%
18%
ITTIio
_
59%
72%
78%
•
—
Machine
Yates-American
Oct
13%
Co
Jr
31%
70
70
«
Publishing
Jan
88% July
51% Sep
59
—12%
-
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(F
Feb
.4%
Sep
Sep
5
110
10%
55
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
55
25
100
Laboratories
Admiral
Air
19%
Oct
10%
550
8%
Apr
11
55
100
38%
Jan
64% Aug
Jan
Allied
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
American
Can
American
Motors
Tel
American
American
Viscose
Par
American
Stores
American Tel
*
Co
Tel
&
—
$2.50
9%
1
7%
4%%
General
America
Motors
Martin
&
Fuel
64%
68
920
56
70%
65%
Steel
30%
80
27%
Apr
31%
32%
1,342
28%
Jan
35%
Sep
24%
26"%
519
23
May
28%
Oct
44
10
41
May
44
21%
—5
__
t
90%
—
—
Sun
«
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15%
22
90
18
Mar
22
21%
30
18
Apr
22
89%
92%
2,315
58%
Jan
95
16
16
10
13%
Jan
18
1
500
1
% Aug
Sep
Sep
July
2%
Feb
300
10% May
15%
Oct
26%
26%
365
21 %
Jun
26%
Oct
3%
3%
50
3%
Jun
4%
Topeka
10
10%
Light
10%
11%
1,498
32
32
33%
1,755
18%
18%
1,261
—
1
com J
May
11%
42%
Oct
16%
Jan
33 %
Oct
17%
Jun
21%
Feb
15
548
12%
Jan
15%
41%
42%
3,913
35%
Jan
5,179
Oct
11.50
17%
17%
18%
15% Mar
45% Aug
18% Feb
10
45%
45
46
440
38
50
42%
44
475
35% May
34%
34%
34%
37%
36%
37%
*
5
»
*
25%
8%
A
common.
preferred
Gas
&
70
5,540
197
8%
5,104
10%
97/a
10%
4,063
5%
Jan
35%
35%
35%
561
28%
Jan
19
19%
2,574
16%
Jan
43%
138
42%
Jan
45
Mar
27%
28
643
25%
Jan
29 %
27%
i
26%
Light
49
51%
3,316
84%
83%
85%
621
68%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
30
4%
Jan
36%
36%
37%
1,275
33 %
Jan
•
common
49%
13%
Coal
•
1
w
29% Aug
52% Oct
Jun
34%
34%
34%
1,236
30%
Jan
10%
10%
62
20
48
Sep
86 %
6
Oct
Oct
38% Aug
35'/a Aug
12
8% May
Sep
series
5s
Co
4s
A
1975
78
78
$1,000
1975
ser
A
86%
87
2,500
70
Bond
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
*
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
Blaw-Knox
Clark
(D
Co_
36%
36%
7
25%
26%
432
11%
11%
50
Columbia Gas System
*
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
5
Follansbee
Joy
Steel
8.50
Corp
Walker
Star
15
5%
970
32%
32%
188
26 %
10
—
5
%
12%
__
*»
1
'
Jan
Feb
Jan
5% July
28% Jan
26%
164
22%
197/3
20%
114
12% May
337/3
35i/2
87
24%
34
40
26%
26%
151/4
1%
337/3
__l
Gas
9
15%
__
•
Mackintosh-Hemphill
McKinney Mfg
26%
17%
34
10
Refractories
Manufacturing Co
Lone
14%
5%
32%
Equitable Gas Co
Harbison
14%
5%
__
28% Jan
ii/2
1,319
Jan
38% Aug
26% Oct
13%
15%
Aug
Oct
7%
Jan
35%
Sep
27%
Sep
Foods
General
Goodrich
Natco
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing
5
Co
common_.2.50
$2.50
convertible
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
10
*
Spring
&
United
Engineering & Foundry Co
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse
For
Electric
footnotes
see
61%
6%
6%
28%
28%
Aug
100
11
18
7
28%
Jan
1% July
160
26%
Feb
322
52 %
Jun
340
98
6% July
24%
5
70c
70c
100
60c
20%
21%
350
18%
8c
8c
9c
12%
11%
12%
341
25%
25%
30
1,107
22%
843
50%
10
47.
5,100
7%
Jan
15
1%
32
Oct
Holly
Jan
Holly
Jun
62%
Sep
7%
Aug
29%
23%
23
23%
12.50
70%
69%
73
2,000
5c
11%
22
Mar
Jan
July
Oct
Apr
95c
13
Oct
a41%
a42
145
37% May
45%
Jan
64%
64%
67%
1,437
56%
Feb
69%
Sep
a!05 al04'/B al06%
305
81%
Jan
104 %
255
42
Jan
49
49%
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675
12%
Jan
115
15% May
42%
455
37
Jan
105
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44%
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—
10
14%
17%
—
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59
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Aug
Aug
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72%
Apr
10
76 %
Jan
1,842
35
Jan
150
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44%
24
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68
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13
990
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Jan
13% Aug
Apr
17%
18
42%
44
766
36%
Feb
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25
5
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*
5
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105%
22%
57%
109
47
7%
13,587
Jan
41%
Jun
Jan
55%
Oct
21%
50
20
Jun
24
Apr
44
918
38%
Feb
48%
Sep
31
370
30% Oct
31%
Oct
77
46% May
39% Jun
75
Aug
43%
1,019
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89%
90
10%
t
55
91%
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16 %
17
17%
100
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10
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1
10
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20%
7%
—
—
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Mining Co
Corp
Apr
11
Mar
Aug
17
Jun
17'/a
Apr
Oct
25
Apr
20%
475
7%
250
40
28% Jan
...46%, Jan
-
19% Jan
Apr
7%
79% Jan
104%
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Oct
Sep
Oct
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87%
321
59% Mar
87%
30%
12%
31
12%
612
735
29% July
11% Jun
33
29%
29%
312
20 %
Jan
35%
Oct
12%
12%
1,108
11%
18%
85c
2.50
39%
57
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14
Aug
40
40
110
90c
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Oct
75% May
Oct
Hunt
Foods
Inc
Maryland
Mines Corp
70c
Feb
International
jun
International
Nickel
13c
Oct
International
Paper Co
International
Jan
27% Aug
Johns-Manville
Jan
75
Jones
Jud
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&
Tel
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Co
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1.20
1.25
32 33%
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55% Oct
Apr
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105
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11
Aug
71 % May
Apr
1
Sep
a7%
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•
46% July
66% Aug
110
-
21%
110
Feb
Mar
61
20
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—
56
66% Aug
15% Sep
Jan
4o
43%
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aG6%
May
51% Sep
1.90
Co
Oct
Oct
Aug
a41%
14%
(Un)
Oil
50c
13%
Corp
Co
15% July
25% Oct
Mar
36% Aug
39% Aug
10% Mar
Apr
23 %
606
(Un)
Pineapple
Homestake
33% Mar
15
16%
380
pfd
Development
Honolulu
26% May
510
Jan
66%
3,110
Oil Co class A
Hotels
Oil
144
36
17
Feb
17
—
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186
3,517
31
36
May
6%
Greyhound Corp
21%
*
Corp
page
30
60%
1%
6,050
14
16%
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Apr
Idaho
10c
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29 %
60%
1
5
Toy Mining
15
1%
5
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Rockwell
San
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685
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5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber com
Hancock
21%
75c
45%
17
(Un)
Jun
-
520
1
Northern
28
90
66 %
6%
Co
&
Sep
65
„
10c
Chemical
McBean
Aug
14% May
6 i58 Mar
15%
(Un)„
Utilities
Brewing
Mar
33
—
Co
Goebel
4
j
6%
(Un)_
Aug
25
July
15%
*
Gladding
Sep
*
•
1
*
Public
462
Oct
com—5
2nd
Gillette
16
26%
3
Sep
al5% al6%
__
25
Bank-.
a4%
26%
__
__
1
preferred
General
a4%
__
5
Cumulative
35%
Aug
1% Feb
3-,^ Aug
21% Jan
Convertible
31% July
23 % Jan
Mar
Aug
25
Corp common
General Paint Corp common
Great
1% Jan
12 %
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
22% July
35% Oct
Jan
10
•
Motors
Hilton
Renner
A
Co
Jan
al2% al2%
__
15
Co_
Electric
General
High
22 %
50
Jan
—5
Dynamics Corp
General
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
__
___*
General
High
26%
__
•
Co
L>
Low
Sales
16%
a2l
Jan
*
(Un)
Inc
Trailer
Fruehauf
18
14%
25
common
&
11% Feb
14%
——5
Gas
Machinery
100
22%
class A_2%
•
Share Co (Un)__
Plantation
14
100
1
&
11% Mar
332
1
Capwell
9% Jan
140
1,200
(Un)
Oct
905
14
31
A
5% May
70% Aug
105
14%
22
1
25
(Un)
•
Jan
•
3%
(Un)
Natural
Paso
Emporium
3% July
3%
(Un)__•
Works
El
Sep
Aug
30%
(Un)
Lines
Electric
4%
68%
al6%al6%
__
;
Oct
Jan
14
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de Nemours & Co
Oct
2.05
40% Mav
13%
__
10
Calif
Oct
13,898
350
21 %
Co
Co
78
59
30%
(Un)
class
87
3%
—
—2
Mfg Co
May
3%
21%
Corp
Oil
14
5
1%
.
(Del)
Dominguez Oil Fields
Dorado
Jun
310
13%
-1
common—
Air
Oct
10
13%
58% Mar
*
Giorgia Fruit Corp class A
Pont
82%
79
Corp common
5
Co of America (Un)__25
Publishing
Eastern
Jan
30
Zellerbach
Lab
Oct
50%
13
4%
Oct
92%
147
59
2%
5
class
28 %
.
Jan
3%
25
(Un)
National
Oil of
Jun
62
__
10
Co
Co
First
80% May
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
a78% a81%
pfd <Un>_„ 100
25
Refining
Curtiss-Wright
Food
a78%
3
19% Mar
66
(Un)
Gas
Oil
Ewa
51
12%
Indus
Motors
El
Transit
530
5
Edison
Eastman Kodak Co
BONDS
Baltimore
205
3%'
Chem
Continental
du
3%
600
(Un)
System
Chemical
27%
4%
4%
a63% a66%
(Un)
Continental
Mont
10% July
3% Oct
a98% al00%
Coppermines
Dow
Apr
a63%
common
Edison of N Y
Du
8%
a99%
Oil Co Ltd
Solvents
Natural
Douglas
6% Aug
25
28%
1
Consolidated
B
Jan
a9%
Feb
—10
Consolidated
Class
4%
25c
5
Gas
Di
200
3%
1
Broadcast'g Syst
Doernbecher
66
29% Mar
1,500
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^
Oct
May
40% Sep
43c
Aug
5%
28
5
Corp—_
Ale (Un)_
Oct
36
40c
a90%
•
RR
12
118%
Jan
a9%
1
Columbia
Aug
27
8% Mar
95% Apr
5%
—
2
(Un)___
Sep
12% July
56% Oct
Jan
28"%
Aug
1.40 Oct
24%
9% Mar
34%
300
5
Co
Paul
Steel
56
Jan
33c
__
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Columbia
Crucible
11%
•
Corp
Crocker
__
July
Jan
16
530
Jan
39
1.20 Oct
62
56
11%
__
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55%
100
(Un)
—
Products
37
al2%-
(Un)„13
Clorox Chemical Co
Corn
a23% a23%
__
65%
Jan
43%
22,737
Oct
23% Aug
43% Oct
15
Service Co
Consol
50
rl.20
50
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com
Consolidated
29%
rl.20
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Ginger
Commercial
669
.
a'49% a49%
__
41%
173% Aug
31% May
15% Apr-
a37%
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv
Curtis
27%
50
common
Corp
Sullivan
St
110
65
of America
Eureka Corp
Vought Aircraft
Milw
55%
296
-
3,170
Corp
Chrysler
Jun
783
33%
33%
all7all7%
Pacific Ry (Un)
& Co (Un)
Chance
Jan
a32% a33%
(Un)
RR
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Central
156%
al8% al8%
40%
40%
__
3
Canadian
Celanese
Jan
1,273
Aug
Sep
14% May
21 % Oct
Jan
.29%
a33%
(Un)
Packing
I)
13%
734
(Un)„50
—10
(Un)_
Atlantic
Sep
43%
19%
59%
al8%
al3
Canadian
(J
1,242
170% 171%
58%
59%
__
5
21%
39"%
39
„
5
Cement
Dry
Sep
27%
10
50
20%
Sugar
Canada
8%
37% July
19% Oct
21 %
55%
Corporation
California
10%
Jan
18%
Sep
P2
Company
Crown
4
•
new
Oct
39% May
28% July
Jan
—3
common
Co
Oct
34%
Jan
23%
July
48%
Mar
31
32%
20
___
_
Power
7%
25%
•>
Mar
53
jan
10%
Corp (Un)„_5
Corp /(Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Calamba
49% July
14%
5
(Un)
Burroughs
20%
Feb
43%'Mar
20
Borg-Warner
&
jan
36 y4
24
50
Santa Fe
Co
Ohio
Hill
15%
145
ill
*
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp
(Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp__
Co
284
385
10
Securities
&
19
41%
18%
.
Wedge
Commonwealth
14%
*
i
8
•
Oct
Sep
41%
18%
25
(Un)
(Un)„
Gas
&
Mfg Corp
Cities
17%
3,395
Aug
45%, 45%
Corp '(Un)
Chic
11% Mav
17%
100
a9% alO%
(Un)
Refining
Case
Aug
45%
25
Oct
1
preferred
Gas
Oct
15%
18%c
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Washington
Oct
10
common
Westmoreland
9
15
RR
Co
Apr
14%
•
Paper
Oil
6%
21%
1
1
c..
Philco
Scott
200
21%
— —
common
v
7%
Oct
72%
(Jet
18%
Corp (Un)___J
(111)
Atchison
Atlantic
Bunker
69%
Feb
19
-100
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Co
&
Calaveras
Feb
44
__
Co
Oct
29%
_
Reading
78%
32%
„50c
common
El
Oct
Sep
Aug
33% Aug
7%
„
10
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common
Electric
Sep
Bait—
__
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Corp
7%
38
24%
at
&
7%
'
—10
Navigation—
series
7%
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana
Armour
Borden
Jan
16
__
Arkansas
Budd
14% Aug
Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common..•_
$1
div preference common
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
3.60%
10% July
70% July
11 % Mar
preferred
Power
Public Service
Jan
554
Peoples
Potomac
8%
14%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Common
277
9%
13%
—25
Corp
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
9%
80
& Co Inc
Pennroad
25% July
37 % July
78
(Glenn L)
Merck
Jan
77%
Resistance
Lehigh Coal
Jan
29%
Jan
5
Co
International
17078 Juiy
19%
813
pfd_50
par
Corp
Watch
(The)
Jan
315
34%
Feb
1
Goldenberg Co class A
Hecht
,
155%
23
33%
4%
Brothers
Hamilton
Oct
25%
Co
convertible
Gimbel
58 %
100
non-voting
(Julius) common
Garfinckel
2,604
Jan
964
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
of
44
38
Delaware Power & Light common. -13 %
Co
446
38
_
Publishing
A
58%
172
High
5
Corp 6%
Chrysler Corp
Class
LOW
.
21%
—50
preferred
non-cum
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High
Mav
51
__
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Bethlehem Steel
'
f.
-
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Curtis
170
33%
—13
_
Bankers Securities
Budd
56%
170 %
10
—
Baltimore Transit Co—
_
58%
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*
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Common
Low
88
47
10
26
29% Sep
4% Feb
Oct
5
Co
Bendix Aviation Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
95
372
a64% a64%
3%
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(Un)
Copper Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif National Banlc_—
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69%
69%
17
10
Anaconda
Armco
100
42% May
20
Co__„
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3%
Oct
Mar
—5
(Un)
Corp
American Woolen
3%
(Un)__1
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Co
Tel
&
22% Mar
__
1
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Tobacco
2u
270
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Americari
41%
345
27%
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12%
American Radiator & SS
American
364
25%
27%
3%
•
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Factors Ltd
American
Baltimore
Shares
Co
1
High
25%
__
20
Inc
Low
42
__
*
Cyanamid
American
Baldwin
for Week
of Prices
Corp (Un)
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Sales
Ranee
Dye
(Un)
Amer Bdst-Para Theatres com
Avco
stocks
&
Mfg Co
Range Since Jan.
High
41%
♦
1
Limited
Airlines
Atok-Big
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
(Un)
(Uni
Shares
__
1
Co
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
Corp
Reduction
Alleghany Corp
American
29% Jan
650
25%
70
126
2,700
9%
common
Public Service
Woolworth
World
59%
8%
28%
38%
500
56%
Apr
Jan
21% May
100
37
9%
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wrigley
57
200
36%
Mar
Apr
70%
500
5%
200
*
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
preferred
400
5%
5%
5
Oct
3
23% July
18
Feb
Sep
13
70
78%
81
Feb
Par
Abbott
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Sep
Aug
Exchange
Week's
Last
Oct
19%
200
78
20
10
$4.25
26%
17
Friday
SIOCKS
Oct
59
100
66
81%
Jan
2
15%
200
Western
Wisconsin
16
Jan
May
36%
600
100
1,700
(Un) —1
(Del)
Inc
1,800
2%
21%
50%
Walgreen Co
Stores
15
31%
(Un)
Wieboldt
21%
Jan
49%
Iron Works
Dorn
Jan
12%
30%
U S Steel Corp common
Van
17%
700
80
10
Gypsum
Co
1,000
14%
26
__
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21%
I" II25
California
Lines
Air
11
66
66
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16
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21%
1
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78
79%
1
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Century-Fox Film
United
High
13%
•
2
Continental Corp (Un)
Truax-Traer Coal common
So La
Low
20%
20%
—
Co
Trav-ler Radio
20th
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
79%
'W—:
•
•
Tri
208
■
Corp
Trane
Shares'
14%
(The)
Thor Power Tool Co
Toledo
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of Prices
Low
\*
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
OCTOBER
21%
9%
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26% 26%
14 /a
Jan
4,500
1.00 Jan
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135
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154
28 /a Jan
37 /2 Feb
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1,000
25
620
56
14
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,&
25
Sep
1.90
Jun
33%
Oct
49%
Sep
Jan
Jan
78%
Sep
24
Sep
Aug
10%
Apr
62% Mar
20% Jan-
76%
Sep
27% Aug
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, November 1, 1054
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OCTOBER 29
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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STOCKS
Aluminum & Chem
Low
50
Motors
Kansas Power &
(Un)__.
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Leslie
Salt Co
Loew's
Aircraft
Macy
&
Corp
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—
Navigation Co (Un)_—
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
Frank
&
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Mfg
Merck
Co
47
Jan
63
Oct
450
1
21% Aug
Jan
90%
444
39%
Jan
49
36%
250
33%
Jan
41%
jun
12% 12%
43% 44%
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1-50
1.50
—
163
8%
Apr
13
Sep
Oct
Reserve
Oil
Rheem
Manufacturing
Sep
Richfield
Oil
Feb
Riverside
Cement Co
118
•v.V
25
—
300
1,940
103
•
26%
Aug
Russ
23%
Oct
Ryan
Oct
S and
26%
Sep
Stores Inc_
St Joseph Lead
(Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)__
San Diego Gas & Elec com
41% July
14% Aug
39%
Apr
13% Mar
75
300
16%
18%
18%
28%
4c
18%
28%
675
5c
61c
15
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5,000
2c
5,494
54c
2%
Portland
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Power
(Un)
5
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—
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59c
60c
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Montgomery
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10c
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Cement
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
Montana
—
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(Un)
M & M Cons
&
Monolith
10
Inc
Lode
Mother
Mindanao
M J
Utilities
South
Middle
(Un)
Inc
6
Jan
417
Aug
50
21% Feb
Jun
27
100
32% July
Jan
Ja
5c
Aug
July
1.05
Jan
15
Jun
20%
Jan
85
32%
Jan
25% Sep
38% July
56%
Jan
79% Aug
V
Fibres
City
Distillers
Lines
Products
National
Gypsum
Natomas
N
1,228
Water
Shasta
Oil
Convertible
40%
Oct
Southern
Calif
8'A July
Southern
Calif
155
100
450
48%
Jan
26
311
27%
Jan
32'A Aug
North
North
Jan
2.35
Mar
Southern
Pacific
Oil
Oceanic
Ohio
Oil
Co
Olin
Co
Class B
Jun
22%
Sep
Standard
18%
Jan
21 >/2
Aug
a56
a56
50
47%
47%
320
3%
41%
Sep
15
62
Mar
50% Aug
Feb
16%
13% May
Feb
4% Aug
New
Oil
Co of N
Oil
Standard
Corp
3%
1,760
3%
Jan
41%
1,144
38%
Jan
44% Aug
Swift
64
150
60%
Feb
66'A
Jun
4%
4%
100
3%
Jan
4%
Clay
48%
49%
245
44%
Sep
50
Oct
Texas
34
34
50
31%
Jan
34
Oct
Textron
27
350
Sep
Tide
Trans
Inc
28'A
15% May
10
__5
10
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Gas
6%
1st
5%%
(Un)
Corp
Electric
preferred
preferred
red
'5%
red
5%
red
2,678
5%
4.50%
red
A
&
(Un)
Co
Jun
33'A Aug
39%
Jan
37%
37%
1,407
33%
Jan
45% Aug
38
Oct
34%
34%
400
30%
Jan
34%
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11
28 %
Jan
30% July
34%
1st
Lighting
Pacific
Petroleums
Corp
Pacific Tel & Tel
Ltd—
Pacific
Western
Palmer
Pan
Oil
Stendel
American
Paramount
Co
r;
^
—
33% Mar
726
210
114%
Jan
140
Aug
8
138%
Jan
145%
6%
Aug
27% July
10
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Jan
16%
Oct
33%
360
27%
Feb
35'A
Sep
17%
18
1,075
15% Mar
18%
Feb
13%
Incorporated
42%
16 % Mar
145
31%
Jan
44%
Sep
28
29%
Feb
37 %
Aug
6%
2,500
3%
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6%
Sep
61%
61%
157
2.75
2.75
560
•
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62
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66% May
Jan
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Jan
Jan
59
100
131%
100
28
Apr
160
28
Oct
11 Ya
Oct
55% July
8%
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May
19
1,906
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Jan
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57
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Jan
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Apr
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Jan
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Sep
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Feb
28
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38
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Phillips Petroleum Co
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57
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125
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300
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46
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105
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225
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42%
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Jan
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48
Jan
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13
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53
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Aug
Oct
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17%
4 V2 %
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Low
Argus Corp Ltd com
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26
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Aluminum Co of Can
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Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
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23
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25
common
Class A
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of Prices
Low
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Sales
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Canadian Funds
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
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5
100 %
Feb
106
25
25
440
23
Aug
Oct
Sep
Oct
Jun
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13%
13
13 %
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12%
Apr
13%
24
24
24%
2,015
21%
Jan
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Jun
July
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STOCKS
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Corbys
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Jan
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20
225
15
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22
Sep
15%
330
12%
Jan
17
Jan
105
May
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7%
Sep
Apr
123%
20% July
85c
10
26
525
44% Feb
51
Aug
54%
25
50
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28
28
275
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43
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Oct
July
100
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Jan
27%
Jan
22 % May
30
1,835
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Aug
Jan
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15
30
Sep
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3,350
25
8%
Feb
Oct
common-
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Zellers
5
Oct
Sep
4.50
200
48%
125
35
Jan
15
96
Jan
Jan
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Jan
45
Aug
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100
13% Mar
14
May
Nova Scotia
CanaeHenne
Commerce
31 %
32%
3,830
27% Mar
33
18
18%
3,660
15 %
Dominion
Coal
20% Aug
25
7%
Foundries
Steel
&
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1,707
13%
Apr
18%
40
250
35%
Jan
45
6,082
14%
31
30%
31%
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9%
9%
—
9% Mar
630
18%
Jan
31%
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Jan
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Jan
23%
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6%
Feb
21%
22
325
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Jan
25
25
25
2,371
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Jan
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Jan
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26
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18
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1,080
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Jan
21% Aug
:
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21%
22%
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15 Va
Jan
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General
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Lime
Howard
Husky
Oil
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31,768
2.45
Sep
240
42 %
Jan
50
34
33%
34%
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27%
Jan
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41%
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Jan
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Aug
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47
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50
25
42
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23
125
20
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100
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450
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Motor Co of Can
100
20
90
2,900
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50
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36'A
146
33
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95
100
175
25
20
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310
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14
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19
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class B
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144
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—
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Canada
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class A_
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red
5%
preferred
Mountain
Gas
Oil
Pipe
Canada
of
Corporations
Apr
Oct
33
Sep
26% July
52% May
:50%
33
Oct
May
19
Oct
19%
Feb
144
Oct
26
July
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240
238
240
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40
40%
410
32%
—
37
37
37
150
35% Mar
40
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44%
25
240
1.015
40%
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45
Aug
20
Jan
30
May
38%
39
420
33%
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43
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13
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Hotel
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class
Alloys Steel
Canada
Oct
9%
39
Jan
124
Sep
Aug
64
50
15
157
Power
&
Ltd
Co
Screw
125
11
126
*
Southern
Standard
Stowell
Suez
Ltd——
Industries
Russell
July
Aug
10
101%
Mar
Jan
94
10
July
71
22
Jan
50V„ Sep
50% Oct
70
Sep
21
88
Apr
5'/2 May
28
Jan
24%, Jan
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68 %
54% Jan
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68
9%
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—
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Oct
Jun
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Northern Quebec Power pfd
50
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37
Aug
43 %
67%
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Power
28% Aug
46
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Oct
147
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40
Feb
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15%
125
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6%
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5
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25
10
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4,235
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2.55 Aug
Jan
19
Jan
33% Jan
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28
36
36
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3.00
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27%
—*
—
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104
*
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25%
38
1.20 Jan
63% Jan
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54
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38
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25
23
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__
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2,567
50
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25
54
52%
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8
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Sep
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54
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Feb
Jan
21
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7
75c
25
21
21
&
July
100
21
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
90
58% Aug
4,231
David
Oct
3.80 Aug
40% Jan
58%
Dominion
Jan
3.35 Feb
85
Jan
100
85c
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100
13
58
21
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Aug
90
5%
50
82
Jan
14
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Consolidated Text Mills Ltd 5ft pfd-20
Consumers Gas Co of Toronto
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Crown
80
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,
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—
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240
Oct
Jan
198
45
Aug
5% Mar
May
39
17
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•
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7
Apr
13
Oct
19%
Oct
23
Mar
17%
Jan
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33
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30
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class B
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106
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STOCKIEXCHANGE
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106
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common
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Jan
113
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10%
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161
37
Feb
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Oct
Sep
Feb
105
35%
106
58
29%
__
19%
Jun
24% July
32% Jan
400
64
*
12
1,283
35%
9%
75
72 'A
35
73
100
105
27
27
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Canada
13
14
,
100
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
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Sep
27
*
common
of
19
Jan
*
preferred
Corn
Apr
23%
300
18%
..*
Placer Development
Po*e«>r
15
425
23%
„«
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
River
205
24%
18
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24
18%
5
Noranda
Sep
al9
5
com
Range Since Jan. 1
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—
9% May
23%
—
*
Niagara
35
20
*
preferred
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.
*
rreierred
Powell
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*
Sugar
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Feb
class
20
Sep
200
17,474
National Steel Car Corp
6ft
1,800
20
Locomotive
Penmans
22%
8%
& Co common
National
22
8%
(Robt)
Morgan
4% ft
22%
*
B
Montreal
220
8%
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Breweries
Class
40
Oil
Frontenac
1J
40
*
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Mitchell
40
*
com
for Week
of Prices
14%
1
& Dominion
Canada
30c
*
2nd
Hosiery
10
1
*
1st preferred
preferred
conv
0
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32%
10%
B—*
common
Hayes Steel
Structural
MacKinnon
Oct
Sales
Oct
16'A
*
$5
-$3.00
Butterfly
Jun
Apr
17
300
17
__
Mar
Sep
21%
25
9%
—
3
Power
28
a20
146% 146%
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78%
26%
28% Mar
-
Oct
48% Aug
Jan
47
130
*»•'*«•: A»
105%
6
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Sep
Aug
Apr
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common—5
class
Jan
3%
134
__
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Sep
200
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__
47%
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40
12
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325
46
Packers
Columbia
Jan
Jan
6
35
46%
23'A
10
105% 105%
„
*
com
British
Brown
Canadian Marconi Company
Jan
2,700
common
Acceptance
8.00
Sep
25,652
100
Lawrence
Jan
Jan
38
40
100
Candy
Jan
Low
*
5
100
*
Paper—
&
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
com—i
Bickle-Seagrave Ltd
Canadian
19%
7.35
Pulp
Anglo-Canadian
Oct
44%
9%
100
July
90
37
(John)
'
Laurentide
6.85
—
Jun
1,157
2,421
25
common
Woods
Secord
Lower
44%
9%
preferred
7ft
Jan
53
Power
▼•«««
Laura
16 %
105
Feb
99
25
Powders
Utilities Corp
the
Jun
July
48%
9%
——
Limited
10%
1
37%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Labatt
3.40 Aug
A 4
Exchange
Range
Last
Par
Oct
100
*
—_
Paper
International
91
5
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
Jan
__
40
Canada
preferred
International
73% Aug
59
53
common
—
Bronze
of
Jan
10
210
common—*
100
Corp
..
preferred
Nickel
35
a88
50
preferred
6ft
2,935
a88
alO% a 10%
£1
preferred
$2.00
July
*
:
Acceptance
$4.25
48% July
Funds
Week's
Sale Price
Aug
5%
25
_——
Jan
41%
3.05
10
Royal
Oct
7
100
al02
~
preferred
7ft
113%
Feb
64
*
preferred—
6ft
,
Jan
6%
62%
alO%
1
4ft
Intl
110
Oct
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
International
1
27%
53
——
Industrial
111
Jan
al02
Mining
Oil
Jan
20%
53
:
Paper common
preferred
$2.00
104
50
Smith
Hudson, Bay
Sep
6%
100
pfd inc 1927
Alabastine
&
Oct
1
63%
*
preferred
Goodyear Tire 4ft
27%
1,865
5
common
Jan
27%
27
all3%all3%
„
20%
allO%allO%
*
3
General Steel Wares
Gypsum
—
100
i___
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Dynamics-
5 ft
27%
100
Bakeries
36
Oct
42%
Mar
*
Corp
common
preferred
Aug
10
Aug
common
preferred
General'
28%
1
common
General
27
10
13% July
20
.
Canadian
Gatineau Power
Feb
49%
STOCKS
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Corp
Electrolux
Ltd
26
2.70
33% Aug
9'/a Mar
*
Co's
10
Oct
49%
23% July
25% May
*
Fraser
Aug
2.75
Oct
22
*
Donohue
Players
27
41%
10
Montreal
10% Aug
7%
Dominion Textile common
Brewery Ltd
;
a23a23%
—
„-
17%
2,595
115'
23%
—
Foundation Co of Canada
Jan
Oct
*
common...*
preferred
Famous
20 Va
Jun
13%
Dominion Stores Ltd
Chemical
850
Sep
39
12%
*
Bros Ltd
Feb
12%
*
&
8%
19 % May
17%
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com
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Tar
13'A
a26% a26%
—10
Dominion
103%
Feb
Banks—
Oct
18
6% July
Sep
Jan
7%
23
ft
Rights
12% Mar
51
Oct
31%
695
5.80 Mar
July
710
10
Sep
3.95
July
12%
23%
12%
.
1
25
12% al3%
103% 103%
•
*
common
a
63%
100
*
10%
275
Sep
3.45 Mar
4.50
36
7%
255
Sep
1.00
Jan
48%
10
13V4
Oct
2.59
14
100 i
7
80c
2,900
69%
860
13%
7,971
35
13%
45
—
87c
3.10
Sep
37% July
Jan
14%
:_*
Jan
Apr
14%
Apr
Mar
23
Feb
44%
15%
29
1,101
*
preferred
ft
4,522
11%
14%
*
Dominion
July
46
50
.
Central Gas_—
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Jun
30
2
pfd
30
21% Aug
Jan
10
12%
'
Seagrams
6%
Jan
14% Mar
75
44%
*
Corsets.
23'/a
32 '/a
*
preferred
4% %
July
Feb
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
Feb
1,771
•
Co
Jan
65%
__
a
•
& Worts
*
Seal
10%
63
Cotton
Wabasso
Walker Gooaerham
Western Leaseholds
May
21%
155
15%
Jun
11%
Aug
13
5,877
14%
15
Lid
Canada
12
14
26%'
Simpsons
Southern
3,065
V
7%
—*
Jan
Dnrni^ion
Dow
50%
54%
preferred
Aug
2,456
20
ft.
27%
6
15
7%
191/2
29
»
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25%
__
10
120
•
Distillers
Red
50%
4% ft
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1,458
Mar
.
5
14
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Oct
50%
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90
19
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54
20
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4,327
15%
Glass—
37% Jan
2,459
18
19,738
19
Smelting
1,491
52%
100
1.15
13 Va
12%
57%
35'A
94%
Jun
12
50
Mar
94
28% Aug
39 % Aug
55
29
85c
Jan
50
common
St
24% Mar
Oct
Jan
23
55
25% Aug
May
9%
22
175
12 %
Royalite
Mar
18
May
High
90
39%
♦
25% Aug
19
7
Low
27
39
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Lawrence Corp common
♦
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Series A 47c
preferred
50
16% Mar
1,770
50'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
■'
39 %
230
9
Shares
♦
610
Oct
for Week
Low
*
Paper
645
26
10
—
Power
3,977
23%
15%
B
Crown
30
94
25
,
pfd
Textile
class
Apr
23%
*
Equipment
&
22
12
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Quebec
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Jan
12
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Consolidated
36
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Oct
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Range
Par
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31%
85c
Companies
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8%"
8%
.
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
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Cockshutt
Davis
34%
common
Canadian
Coghlin
24 %
100
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Canadian
24%
24%
23%
25
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Locomotive
Oil
Canadian
24
24%
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preferred
Canadian
24
1—
—
7*2%
60
23 %
Cellulose
&
Cottons
Canadian
Rights
29
24%
25
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Canadian
29
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of Prices
Sale Price
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3.65
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3.10
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10c
48c
50c
12c
12c
100
61,000
60,500
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3,500
28,000
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2.85 Mar
3.65
Jun
3c
Anr
'25c
Oct
9c
Oct
37c
Aug
2.28 Aug
l%c Jan
6c
38c
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Mar
9%c Aug
3.80
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Gold
Band-Ore
Barvallee
Sale Price
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—-—,.—rr*
Beaucage Mines Ltd..
1
&
Sullivan
9.50
9.50
1,150
Apr
i
Jan
—1
25c
24c
25c
16,200
3.75
3.85
9.CO
9.00
600
25c
27c
4.500
22c
Aug
45c
500
2c
Mar
4c
May
6.50
Apr
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd_
Souris Valley Oil Co Ltd
13c
Oct
Trican
—
25c
2 %c
2%c
2 V«c
Limited.*
6.50
6.25
6.50
1.815
*
50c
1
1
Ltd. —1
n%c
11c
12c
57,500
3.85
3.45
3.85
7,200
89c
95c
5,300
1.74
1.74
1.74
100
4%c
4%c
3,000.
Mines Ltd——-1
Limited—
Ltd
Ltd.
Mines Ltd
Grandines
Mines
Ltd
Mines
1.65
Oil
Petroleums
Pontiac
3.85
Oct
Westburne
Oct
West
3%c
Oct
505
43c
Oct
3c
3,500
2 %c May
1.18
14
Jan
17%
17c
Oct
55c
30
2.85
3.05
1,100
55c
65c
24,500
Oct
1.15
4.05
4.10
3,200
3.60
Jan
4.50
Jun
3.10
2.40
2.60
29c
29c
30c
23.800
17%
18
1,425
59c
59c
700
4.25
4.30
200
60c
60c
14,300
60c
70c
4,000
55c
Jan
17%c 20 Vic
10,000
16c
17c
18c
39c
Sep
3.85 July
Jan
5.85
Aug
1.00
Jan
Abltlbi
&
Power
4 % %
Acadia-Atlantic
Lake
Ltd
Class
Mines
Jardun
6c
6c
500
5%c Mar
2.10
2.00
2.10
600
62c
55c
70c
94,750
1.99 July
39c July
3c
3c
3c
1,000
2c
Mar
7c
7c
2,000
7c
Oct
30c
32c
22.200
17c
Jan
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
30c
1
1
voting trust
Ltd
Ltd
Gas
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Co
Ltd
Mines
12
Jan
19% Aug
Kontiki
Zinc
Lead
12c
■
-
Jan
3.35 Mar
Ltd
89c
Apr
4c
Sep
Albermont
Warrants
.'■>
13 %c Mar
41c
Oct
Aluminium
Lingside Copper
40c
Oct
70c
July
5c
Jan
12c
Uranium
Lorado
4%c
3c
Jun
7c
Jan
Amalgamated
17%
1,240
17
Feb
18%
Apr
American
2,500
8%c Aug
17c
Jan
American
60c
98c
1,000
12c
12c
500
"8.40
1.00
Jan
6%c Aug
Aluminum
Anacon
Oct
Anchor
8,500
7.50
Jan
9c
Oct
10%
Aug
Jan
24c
—
47%
1,000
47 %c
Oct
47%c
Oct
5%c
5%c
1,000
5%c
Oct
10%c
Apr
5c
5c
4,000
3c
Jun
lie
July
2.57
3.10
23,900
3.20
Oct
14c
16c
2,000
13c
Jan
27 %c
Jun
55c
59c
5,500
37c
Aug
59c
Oct
1
64 %
65%
1,185
54%
Jan
66%
Oct
Feb
51c
——
—
-4.
2.85
14c
1
Ltd——
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
Island
Mining
Corp
Ltd
Mines
36 %c July
1
Molybdenite
Corp
of
375
10%
22c
22c
500
19c
May
Canada
1
Ltd
58c
42c
72c
85,100
42c
Oct
1.75 Mar
3c
3c
2,000
3c
Apr
4%c May
35c
15%
15%
1
—
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
New
Harricana
1
Hugh
New
Larder
Ltd—
Mines
Malartic
"U"
Mines
Island
Ltd
New
Pacific
New
Santiago
New
Nib
Coal
Vinray
Nocana
*
Ltd-
Mar
10c
Apr
Mar
50c
Jan
12c
4,000
11c
July
1.22
48,800
78c
Aug
40c
500
38c
Oct
60c
——
Mines Ltd-
3%
53,300
2.500
c
4c
—-
1
—
68c
58c
3%c
4c
9c
25,000
1
16c
14c
16c
2.90
2.90
2.90
300
1
13c
13c
13c
2,700
Pyrites Co Ltd—.
*
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
92c
92c
1.000
2.05
2.05
2.14
Ltd
Corp
;
Ltd
119451
Ontario
Orchan
Uranium
Par bee
Pato
Pitt
Mines
Cons
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Mines
1
Co
Prime
—
Ltd
Mines
29c
1
5.80
1
;
72c
9c
Sep
4c
Jun
11c
Apr
6%c
Jail
10%c
Oct
9c
May
16c
2.40
Feb
3.15
Jun
ll%c Mar
24 %c
July
Quebec
15,900
3,385
500
6c
6c
2,000
Uranium
Rayrock
Mines
95c
1
Mines Ltd———
Sherritt-Gordon
Gold
standard
Steeloy
Steep
Gold
Corp
Iron
Ltd
Cons
1.14
7,000
July
Jan
Jan
92c
Oct
2.53
Jun
,3<ic
.Tan
36%c July
6.10
Oct
%c Jan
4c
Sep
3c
6c
Jan
Mar
7c
Apr
16c
Co
May
65 %c
Feb
40c
Apr
70c
May
7%c Aug
18c
Jan
66c
Feb
1.02
1.20
16,900
49c
Sep
a90c
600
93c
Mar
8 Vic
8 Vic
5,000
7c
8c
12,000
6%c
Oct
7c
July
1.16 July
1.25
Aug
1.25
1.26
14c
Oct
Sep
Apr
12%c Jan
5.05
1,100
40c
40c
1,000
37c
Feb
43c
Jan
3.75 May
5.35
Oct
10c
10c
2.000
8c
Sep
25c
Jun
1
5 Vic
5 Vi c
2,500
5c
Jun
12c
Jan
6.75
1
I
4.00
6.80
300
45c
50c
18,500
4.00
1
—
Mines
4.20
4,200
6.50
18c
1.70
Mines
Tiblemont
Tobrit
Ltd
Gold
Silver
Trebor
Fields Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Uddlen
»
Mines
Feb
Aug
Feb
Asbestos
8.65
Oct
50c
Oct
4.20
Oct
Mines
Pyrite &
Jun
1.25 Mar
8c
8c
9c
8c
4,500
12c
10 Vic
12c
3.50
3.50
3.60
800
25c
23c
25c
3,000
16%
16%
l
Oct
18C
Apr
7c
Sep
30c
3.40
2,500
Feb
Copper Corp
;
Ltd
770
8%
562
22
21
22
130
17
Jan
105
21
100
Feb
13c
7,000
15c
18c
14,850
7%
7%
115
10
10
90
10
63c
71c
65c
5,200
60c
Oct
75c
80c
16,100
70c
July
23c
24c
44,000
62
65
3,968
pfd_ —25
26%
26%
26%
100
23
Feb
_100
107
107 107%
200
104
Jan
1
12 %C
12 %c
13c
3,500
1.00
1.00
1.06
121,481
95C
93c
95c
3.00
3.00
3.15
10,530
6c
6c
7c
5,000
1st
...
*
Ltd—„
Petroleums
_
•
1
Oil
•
j.
4.70
pfd.-50
Mines
.
»
200
145
48%
Jan
55
Aug
13%
279
12c
Jan
15C
Apr
56c
61,100
20c
July
63c
Oct
24,200
6c
July
13c
Feb
3%c July
6c
Jan
35c
Mar
42c
6%c
8c /
3%c
4c
11,000
•
:
1
20c
20c
23c
22,900
17c
May
1.00
/■
1
•
95c
1.00
740
80c
Aug
28c
33c
3,500
28c
Oct
16%
16%
2,725
12%
Jan
82%
Feb
'
——
16%
I100
98
98
1
class
14%
Feb
20
2.08
2,800
50c
72c
135,350
49c
Oct
72c
1
19c
19c
20c
7,000
19c
Aug
38c
Jan
6 Vic
5c
6V2C
27,000
4%c
Oct
15c
46,100
11c
51c
75,750
36c
16%
16%
520
11c
12c
90,900
16%
11c
13
——
6%c
B
10% Mar
16%
Feb
6%c Sep
16c
Jan
6%c
6%c
9,000
7c
7%c
11,400
6 Vac
23c
May
10%c
14c
24,100
8%c July
20c
2.12
2.20
2,833
1.96 Mar
9
9
100
3.60
3.60
50
1.50
1.50
200
Antone
1.50 Jun
45c
46c
10,000
38c
Mar
92c
Mar
1.95
2.15
300
Co Ltd
4.85
4.90
1.670
1
Ltd
34c
28c
1
—_25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
.
Admiral
Decalta
Oils
Gas
&
see
oaare
47
5.85 *
66,700
35c
5.75
'30c '
4,450
„
5,009
1.60 July
1.25 Aug
5.90
i
20,900
30c
800
2,000
1.80-1.80
-600
:
f
1.25
!
1.25
1.25
"4.50
19c
•
500
Aug
July
3.70 Aug
20c
Aug
9
14
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footnotes
6.35
13%
*
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Canadian Devonian Petroleum—
Central Leduc Oils- Ltd.j
"or
13%
_*
Ltd
34c
5.85
35c
35(?
*
Catvan Petroleums- Ltd—
Canadian
1.50
11c 14
12 %c
2.15
%c
42,500
9c
July
22c
12c
Aug
24c
16c
24c
161,650
5.80
6.45
62,727
2.00
2.35
5,600
6%c
7%c
6,900
5%c July
8%c Jan
41
35%
Jan
48% July
2,45
Sep
—1
Oct
3.15
Sep
—10
41
42%
3,188
2.60
2.60
3.20
15,566
49%
49 Yu
49%
1,071
10
56
55 Va
56
1
1
1.16
1.15
1.25
1,066
14,850
1.52
1.50
1.59
8,100
60c
Nova
Bank
of
Toronto
Barvue
60c
.—*
2.24
2.22
2.33
19,855
—*
37c
32c
39c
57,910
13c
Aug
48c
Sep
*
34 %c
34c
38c
130,600
20c
64c
Jan
*—*
15c
15c
17c
13,200
14c
July
July
July
27 %C
Feb
47c
Jan
Jan
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Scotia
—
Mines
Mines
—
Warrants
Ltd
Co
i.—
Mining
Uranium
Mines
Petroleums
Ltd
,
class
1.26
1.75
40c
840
July
July
90c
2.85
1.40 Mar
24c
24c
800
21c
56
59 %
340
41%
*
36%
33%
36%
1,130
18
Jan
36 Va
1
32c
30c
33c
6,655
18c
Jan
50c
885
*
1
*
1
.
4.00
3.80
4.00
48c
50c
1,400
40c
46c
14,950
37c
39% Jan
%c
7,000
5.50
2.90 May
40c
Jan
3.85 July
21 Vic July
65c
Apr
60c
Aug
45
Aug
44%
44%
45
10,681
6%c
6%c
8c
19,500
6c
-24c
Apr
70c
70c
500
42c
May
85c
Aug
15c
Mar
43c
Jan
1
•
32c
123,800
20 %c
20V8c
21c
139,100
11 %c
9c
12c
39,200
1
L
24c
1
:
Mines
29 %c
1
Mines
7%c
7%c
9c
15,250
40
40
65
50
Oct
18c
Feb
35c
Jan
8c
July
14c
Apr
5 Vic July
11c
Oct
44%
Sep
40
Oct
Gairdner &
40 Wall
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4 5335
July
Oct
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Oct
Assoderionof Canada
Ssock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association
Montreal Stock Exchange
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rStock Exchange
6.25
Sep
48c
Jan
75c
Feb
1.4ft-Mar
2 95 Mar
1,25 Oct
2.50
Feb
Jun
76c
38c
Oct
Oct
July
Gardner & Company Limited
14%
Oct
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
Sep
1
-
Gold
7
Apr
——25
Mines
Bidgood Kirkland
Blue
Ribbon
preferred
6%
Sep
7% Aug
6% Feb
6%
41
Oct
1.40 Aug
59 %
—
Aug
1.00 July
*
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Beaver
Lodge
Belcher Mining Corp
Bell Telephone
Gamma
56
41% Mar
1
;
River
3.25 Aug
50
Jan
A
B
Beattie-Duquesne
42
:
Mining
Power
Yukon
6.45
Jun
1.73
——10
Nov 26)
of
Metals
3.65 Aug
5.60
40c
Oct
24c
2.05
4.25 Aug
6.35
Jun
Jan
5.85
Jan
Oct
Jan
Apr
4.50 Mar
"
*
Ltd
"
Petroleums
Canadian
Apr
Canadian Affillatms
Oil
Petroleums
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
^Calalta
10
3.50 July
Oil Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
8
9
3.60
2.45
1
Montreal—
Rights (expire
Bank
Bevcourt
Jan
Aug
23,266
%c
50c
.
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Mar
& Gas class A—_1
Mines
Bathurst
Jan
13c
2.20
1
Oils
Bathurst
11c
Jan
5%C Aug
39c
_*
Ltd_
Mines
Oct
1,225
2,000
*
A—
Jan
May
16c
13
*
common
class
19
Apr
15c
10
1
:
Jan
63c
15c
7%c
1
.
Gold
Oct
24c
13
1
;
13c
Jun
20c
1
-1
.
Jun
Mar
15% Jan
8c
Jan
19% Aug
101% Aug
12c
May
1.95
7c
18c 21 %c
46c
2.55 Mar
65c
May
2.00
„1
5,000
18c
1
River
Bailey Selburn Oil
Bibis
10c
46c
10
B__
(1937)
Aumaque
Beta
188
99%
10c
1
Mines
Class
4.00 Sep
4,240
44c
1
Atlin-Ruffner
Bata
Jan
6,00
4.90
53%
7%c
_
*
Base
Jan
9%C Aug
53
1
Barymin
Jan
3.80
2.35 Aug
4%c July
'
Steels
of
Feb
1.50 Sep
1.03
Jan
75c
4.65
53
*
Yellowknife
Bank
18 %c
Mar
22<f
Oct
Apr
'
Atlas
Bankfield
26%
108
10%C Sep
4,800 "
1
Bagamac
72% Aug
Jan
46
13%
:
Corp
Hardware
Avillabona
Oct
May
48
-
50c
common
Fabric
May
10%
39% Mar
Larder
Electric
Aug
40c
3.25 Mar
907
•
Auto
32c
Oct
22,475
42
....
Auto
Jan
1.48 Jan
~
2,000
9.70
Atlas
Banff
23c
a
Jan
1.00
Oct
41
Metals
Class
23c
*
62
Canada
Res
Aumacho
July
85c
July
9.00
Armistice
Aunor
50c
9,700
41
Gold
Ashdown
Apr
Feb
10
Sep
9.20
_
Porcupine
Aubelle
7%
Feb
8%
7% July
62c
27 Vic 27%c
1
—
_
Preferred
Ascot
20c
Jan
78c
1
—
Ltd
Corp
Arjon
Jun
16c
15c
66c
Mines
Corp
Aug
106%
9%c Jun
62c
•
_
Mines
Argus
6% Jan
12c
—
Nepheline
Aquarius
Arcan
26% Oct
8% Aug
22% Aug
105
*
Leduc
Cons
Apex
24 %
Aug
•
Rouyon
Ankeno
High
16% Jan
25
Jan
1
Ltd
12,411
26%
4.45 July
1.00 Jan
20 %c Aug
50c
—
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—1
Mines
Jan
1.72
4%c May
900
__1
.
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Willroy
14C
16,000
i
Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp.—
Weedon
Jan
6c
»
Ltd
16c
1.47
i
Corp Ltd—
Ltd
ViolaMac
Jun
6c
*
Mines
7c
1.43
i
Montauban
Ventures
7,400
1
Ltd
United
12c 13%c
l
Ltd
Ltd
United
13 Vic
Mar
2.00 Aug
Low
23%
—
Lead
Berens
Tazin
Jan
75c
•
Petroleum
Baska
4.90
4.90
84c
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
10
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo
Shares
25%
—
Mines
of
Barnat
1
—_
Mines Ltd
Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd
Sullivan
1.01
1
Mines Ltd—;
Mining
Rock
6,500
1.10
1
Ltd
16.500
8c
Mar
a90c
_1
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
6.000
66c
1.12
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—1
Roy Silver Mines Ltd
1
Royran Gold Fields Ltd——..
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Tlscoe
1.00
58c
Jan
3.50
1
4,500
7 Vic
58c
I
Ltd
13c
12c
1
I
Radiore
20c
31c
6.10
Mar
1.10
13c
2%c
29c
13c
Quebec
70c
Sep
Jan
1.55
13c
Oct
Jun
13,700
5.75
6c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd .1
Copper Corp Ltd
Nickel Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
23c
2%c
1
Ltd
20c
20c
1
—
Dredging Ltd
Mining
Porcupine
Ltd
Jan
Aug
Jan
400
Obalski
Mining
Oct
2.05
17c
29,500
*
Normetal
16c
75c
3%c
3,500
8c
_1
Mines
5c
28c
40c
50c
Ltd
Mines
Yellowknife
3,000
25,500
1.00
1.12
3.35
for Week
23
3
Consol
Athona Mines
7c
1
Ltd
Sep
July
42c
11 % c
1
Ltd
Oils
&
Mines
16%
27c
37c
40c
Ltd—.1
Mines
New Mylamaque Explorations
Feb
5%c
New
Oct
July
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
25%
Sen
21,500
22c
38c
*
.
Monpas Mines Ltd
New
20c
39c
15%
1
5
Ltd
Canada Ltd
Mining
of
Mogador Mines Ltd
80c
Exchange
Low
1
Anglo-Huronian
Area
Mackeno
55c
600
_100
_
preferred
Apr
17c
47%
/47%
-1
Ltd
Mines
200
8.40
9c 10 %c
10c
*
Goldfields Ltd
Louvicourt
58c
5,000
July
1
Mining Co Ltd
18,303
68c
23c
Ltd
4,500
.
—
1
:
69c
1.60
18c
__
-
Pacific
2,000
97c
1
2.65
Oct
1.60 May
65c
4—
Uranium
Steel
Algoma
7c
5,500
Mar
1.80 Mar
Aug
12c
1.60
8
—
Anglo-Canadian
Ltd.:
July
1.24
Jan
44c
•
—
_
Algom
12c 12 %c
Asbestos Mines Ltd
1
Lake Lingman Gold Mining Co Ltd...*
Mines
Jan
_
3%c
Latayette
Lavalie
Feb
95c
*
Petroleums
17%
Mining & Explor Co Ltd.—.1
Labrador
65c
Oct
_
AJax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife
41c
*
1
Mines
Oct
35c
Last
common
_
40c
17%
1
Keyboycon Mines Ltd—
Keymet Mines Ltd
41c
9,100
1.95
Oct
1.20 Aug
67 %c
-25
Oil
&
Agnew-Surpass
2nd
Devi
Ming
1,000
42c
—
*
Paper common—
_
_
6%e
41c
1
1
Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kayrand
2,500
41c
35c
31c
67 %c
•
-
_
Oils Ltd
&
A
Preferred
Acme
1
1
.<
3.05
41c
—
35c
•
Oct
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
7,300
*
common
Alberta
Jack
Jaculet
6,500
17c
_1
preferred
Feb
2,880
.—1
Mines
Uranium
Iso
2.65
14c
3.00
Apr
29c
16%
5
Mines Ltd
Gold
2.56
Friday
51c
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
1.075
Sale Price
Jan
16
July
1,000
15c
STOCKS
Mar
16
1.25
800
31c
__
Acadia-Uranlum
19,150
Feb
Canadian Fonda
Oct
50c
Jan
1.56
1.45
Toronto Stock
Preferred
Hudson-Rand
_
_
Limited-
Co
76c
48c
Feb
1.80
Oct
Feo
20% Aug
67 Vic Apr
Feb
48c
3.90
1.01
1.35
*
Sep
35c
Aug
14%
1.35
1.25 Mar
1.01 Aug
400-
8,500
31c
1
—
May
3.40
Oct
70c
17%
17,700
1.08
—
Par
15c
1.64
1.03
69c
Oil
Maygill Gas
Apr
2.40
2.40
Oct
2.65
*
Ltd
Feb
4.10
2.30 Mar
55c
2.85
3%c Mar
1,600
900
Apr
1.01
Jan
18c
a
1,000
Oct
45c
15%
15%
2.85
Feb
Feb
6c
Apr
27c
July
2.25
1.30
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
Sep
2.02
1,000
Feb
1.60
1.03
— —
—
Petrol-Chemical
1.00
27c
1.20
Sep
1.08 Aug
1.30
s
—1
Development
Oils
Quebec
May
May
Aug
10c
*
Ltd..
Ltd—
Co
25c
3.000
1.60
___
_90c
_
Oils
Western
Phillips
8,000
32c
1.02
——
1
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
26c
2.85
1.60
_
-
Ltd
Oils
1:08 May
43c
2.99
Metals Ltd—*
Mines
Uranium
July
Corp
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
High
600
Oct
Jan
17c
a
-•
Ltd
5c
Sep
9.65
Oct
5.60
86c
17c
*
*
*
Limited
4.25
6.90 July
2 y2c
3c
1
*
—1
-
2.65 Mar
86c
—1
1
—1
1
1
Ltd
12%
2.35 May
July
27c
1
1
1
Mines Ltd..
Mines
600
14c
Oil
Jasper
Pan
*
Mines
9
Jan
Low
1.10
25c
2.85
1
Kroy
New
Uranium
Por
2.80
Sep
——
Goldfields
Gui
2.00 May
Range Since Jaa. 1
High
1.05
32c
1
Grass Oils Ltd—_—
Sweet
Jan
*
Lake Gold
God's
Great
30c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fenimore Iron Mines Ltd
Frobisher
Sep
July
15 %c
Mines
Mines
Metal
Fab
1.10
75c
Shares
25c
1
Feb
Smelting & Refining
Eastern
4,900
1.05
1
Minerals Inc
&
Oct
Cadillac
Nickel
93c
Oil
5c
Mines
Malartic
Rim
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
9c
Ltd
East
Juu
1,000
Asbestos
East
5.50
2.90 May
47,575
Explorers Ltd
Ltd.
East
200
13,900
Mines
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Empire
3.90
9c
Ltd
Golden Arrow Mines Ltd
Explorations Ltd.
Cortez
Oct
lie
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consol
7c
2.15
Mining Co Ltd
Chemical Research Corp
Central
Jun
9c
Asbestos Corporation
Consol
4c
2.05
Dev &
Gold
500
Producers
Rio
7%c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic Gold
Chibougamau
7c
Del
9C
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd—*
Chimo
Mar
85c
Canadian
Celta
4c
2.05
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Cassiar
Jan
for Week
Low
*
Ltd
3c
8%c
Mines Ltd
Min
Par
High
1,500
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1
1
Smelt Corp Ltd—1
Mines Ltd
Bouscadillac Gold
Calumet
Low
High
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
3c
85c
Mining Corp Ltd—-.1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd vtc—.-r—~* ■
Brunswick
Friday
Shares
3.90
Bellechasse
Brunhurst
OCTOBER 29
7c
1
Mines
ENDED
3c
1
—
WEEK
for Week
Low
' ■:Par
■■'
.
Range
oi Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
»
Monday, November 1, 1954
Gairdner, Son &Company
Members: The Toronto
Wirt system n ail ojjictt
;
Number 5373
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1805)
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 29
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Bob jo
Mines
Bonville
Gold
Traction
Red
J_
87c
90c
1,200
15%
175
*
Warrants
American
Columbia
7%
7%
6c
8c
47%
85
1.50
1.50
1.50
75
1
1.85
1.70
1.85
9,700
1
.
2.80
2.80
3.10
Oil
•
27%
Consolidated
Denison
18,000
7,064
20%
28
290
1,255
100
102%
102 102%
Consolidated
28
Sep
Jan
94%
Sep
50
Oct
Consolidated
90
Jan
115
48
Jan
103%
Columbia
British
Forest
Columbia
Products
Packers
class
•
Columbia
Columbia
Telephone
Brack
*
Co
Mines
class
Mills
8
11%
11%
22%
23%
42
42
43
1.50
1.50
1.73
4,900
11%
23 Vz
25
B
Power
British
Reef
7%
•
British
Broulan
7%
Jun
Consolidated
Aug
1
:
8
Jan
31,500
Consolidated
Consolidated
Burns
class
&
Co
Burrard
B
__*
I
Halliwell
23c
26c
177,350
1
2.67
2.65
2.85
8,210
12c
12c
13c
3,500
Mic
Mac
*
2.00
;_1
•
Oils Ltd—
:
42c
1,400
30c
54c
21,020
40c
16,400
5c
July
7%c
8c
12,000
7c
Apr
11c
May
1.90
1.90
500
96c
Jan
75c
Vac
5c
8,000
7c
Oct
41
42
370
37/ac May
35% Jan
10%c ll%c
3,000
1.85
2.20
67,160
1.55
3.90
*
May
27%
27
27%
17,691
22
Jan
30'A
2
Sep
87c
87c
91c
20,000
87c
Oct
1.70
•
Sep
19c
19c
22c
38,850
10c
Feb
25c
13%cl4%c
464,435
;5c
Feb
15c
Oct
9c
Oct
20c
Apr
Smelting..
.
i.
_—:
1
Gold—
14c
1
*
Oils
lie
4
41
8c
Aug
9c
'
Jan
45% July
14c
47%
19%
Jan
26
Aug
48 %
206
37 %
Jan
59
Jun
4,068
Consumers
8%
1
Petroleum
■_____*
Gas
__
Corby
Apr
Canada
class
Cement
B
pfd
Canada
Crushed
Foils
Class
Cut
&
Stone
Canada
16%
Jan
Jan
68
»
3.40
3.25
3.40
3,140
11c 12%c
7,030
9c
4,405
;
%—•
(H)
Dist
voting
__
*
B
15%
Canada
Oil
14%
Feb
Craig
28c
Feb
Croft
Uranium
Crown
Trust
100
3.85
3.95
8.25
100
8.25
8.40
50%
126
7%
1.799
4.25
Crow's
Nest Coal
2,593
6.70
9.30
Sep
Crown
Zellerbach
Sep
Crowshore
50%
126
31 %
15
129
31 %
Feb'
Jan
9
1,195
14%
100
15
9%
67
67
14%
Jun
84
28%
15
•
47
133
7%
23%
Jan
839
!
14%
23%
Power
125
•
3.45
class A
9
Oct
17
Sep
13
Feb
•
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
Wire
35
Mortgage—_____20
Petrol
23%
1,030
19%
Jan
120
205
78%
Jan
9%
9%
75
8
67
35
51
15
260
3.45
3.60
1.800
2.10
1,500
%
Jan
Feb
15%
Oct
Aug
400
36
250
31
2.01
1
Mar
58
Jan
2.01
1,700
67
67
145
Admiral
Oil
*
33c
30c
35c
25.799
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
2
4.25
4.25
4.60
4,862
3.10
Cable
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
British
B
*
Breweries
Canadian
class
of
32%
Jan
44% Aug
21%
Jan
27
7,065
81c
Oct
*
28
28
28%
1,270
22
Apr
Food
Products
Canadian Ice
Canadian
May
Dominion
35
34%
35
375
29
Feb
35%
Oct
Donalda
class
9
8.80
5,098
Oct
58c
79 %c
Feb
Duvex
24c
26c
6,300
18c
Feb
28c
Oct
Dyno
1.80
1.77
2.00
34,570
70c
Jan
60 %
60
65%
915
50
Apr
Cos
preferred
100
preferred
Warrants
Pipelines
Canadian
Ltd
&
preferred
Petroleums
Prospect
Tire
Canadian
Utilities pfd
Vickers
class
A
Corp
Ltd
105%
106
*"13
100
Jan
106
Oct
El
10
82
Mar
92
Sep
El
Sol
Equitable
10
20
19%
20
1,526
12
Jan
22% May
104 % 104%
29%
28
30%
10
3,085
Jan
1.10 Aug
5.25
Oct
100%
Jun
105
Jan
34
Aug
17
16
Sep
16
Sep
2.65
2.66
300
2.02
Feb
3.55
May
1.51
1.65
3,104
1.40
July
3.00
Apr
4.55
4.70
700
4.30
Oct
11%
Apr
83c
85c
3,400
July
1.17
Sep
64c
6.00
6.70
5.15
Oct
2.75
2.75
2.82
556
2.39
Jan
3.00
Oct
1
4.55
4.55
4.75
750
3.70
Jan
5.75
Jun
1.30
1.25
1.45
28,900
1.25
Aug
2.50
Feb
1
90c
Gold
1
7c
Chamberlain
Oil
1
Oils
67c
70c
9,095
67c
Mar
85c
Jan
16c
3,900
13c
Jun
22c
Feb
64,600
65c
77c
1.10
1.45
Jan
7c
2,800
6c
May
12c
Feb
25c
1,500
3,650
13c
Jan
30c
Oct
82c
July
1.74 Mar
Oct
46% Aug
♦
common
1.30
1.36
35
35
*
—_10
6
1,000
-I
Chateau-Gai Wines
Research
50c
Mines
1
Mines
1
Explor
1
Gold
1
•
.
Corp
25
3.95
6
100
6
6
100
14%
Preferred
Oct
6c
23c
20
Trust
14%
100
35
3.25
5
10%
3.40
3.95
155,898
5c
4%C
5c
8,000
4c
35c
32C
35c
1.52
Oct
Mar
Apr
Jan
58%c Apr
22,200
28c
Jan
34,300
40c
Mar
1.20
2.09
Oct
1.70
1.65
1.70
21,505
Oct
3.00
63 %
63%
66
120
Feb
67%
8%c 11 %C
130,525
5c
70c
7,200
55c
62c
70c
5,100
1.30
1.38
72,175
65c
July
83c
83c
85c
3,900
65c
Mar
Coin
Equipment
Lake
Coldstream
Colomac
ioc
17
17
17
100
•
7%
7%
7%
823
7%c
1
Cooper
1
see
page 47.
55c
13%
Jun
Oct
Jun
Jun
7% Aug
3%c
8%c
1,000
7c
Apr
ll%c ll%c
1
For footnotes
60c
*
Yellowknife
6%
4.20
4.20
100
3'A July
16c
31
16%
17%
4,091
13%
Apr
104
104
5
99'%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
430
11%
Jan
16 %
16'A
2,500
lie
Aug
3%c
1,500
3%c Mar
3%c
May
Sep
8% Mar
Oct
104
1
30
11%
Jan
49%
49%
35
46'%
Jan
13'A
13
13%
2,535
♦
30%
30%
31
3,696
__
__
*
com
41
9
9%
23%
23%
345
7
7%
35c
35%c
37c
29,100
__
23c
1.20
9% Mar
18% Jan
1,931
9
__
7%
1
7%
4.601
5'% Mar
18'%
Sep
104
Sep
Jan
20% Mar
15% July
16% Sep
51
Sep
14%
Oct
31% July
10% Aug
23%
6
Feb
35c
Jun
Jan
Sep
62c
25%
8'%
Feb
Mar
25
25
12c
15c
31,000
10c
Oct
43c
Feb
20c 24%c
39,800
15c
May
35c
Aug
69c
Jun
1.50
6'ac Aug
11 %c
•
175
1.15
1.30
118,690
1
7%c
7%c
5,000
2.81
__
2.93
52,353
62c
50c
75c
443,585
1
:
3.20
1
Mines
4.05
4.05
4.15
3,625
10
19'%
1.90
Apr
Sep:'
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.17
Feb
Jan
3.55
3.45
Oct
50c
4.50
Apr
1.43
Jan
55c
52c
60c
25,800
3.90
4.50
710
29
29%
350
25
22%
Jan
33'% aug_-*
—
50c
Oct
3.90
Oct
July
6%
31
Feb
May
63c
63c
67c
7,800
42c
Jan
83c
57%c
6c
7c
3,500
55c
Oct
62c
2,450
4%c July
Emerald
Erie
common
Oils
—1
A—1
Glacier
*
._
Life
Flooring
Insurance
class
56c
—
7c
6%c
—
22c
23c
7c
24,000
23c
3,000
A__
10
—
32%
32%
35
25
Ljfe
28
28
28
10
:*
—
6
6
100
15c 18 %c
—;
—1
15 %c
1
Ltd
97c
I
Warrants
—.——-
Falconbridge
Famous
Nickel
*
6c
14c
22
20
5'A
Aug
Oct
May
Jan
Jun
10c
14 %c
Sep
Oct
Feb
Jan
Jan
43c
35
Sep
Oct
30
6'% Mar
25c
Jan
60,300
14c
95c
98c
9,498
54c
Jan
1.07
Feb
30c
30c
500
18c
Jan
39c
Oct
18'A
26%
25%
8,149
14%
Feb
20% Aug
1
Jan
27%
1.02
148,000
1.27
5,500
28%
2,628
July
Fenimore
B
29
28%
29
235
1
12c
9%c
12c
74,250
*
3.35
3.35
3.60
11,940
1
52c
52c
61c
76,450
Sep
68c
Apr
15c
15c
1,300
10'ac Aug
23c
Jan
3.50
3.50
100
3.00 Mar
5.00 July
1.65
92 %
5'Ac
1.80
6,180
1.15
2.50 Aug
94
1,016
5'Ac
900
5c
common—___—21%
21%
22%
390
15%
4.15
4.10
4.35
12,315
66c
85
70c
1,250
88
280
Petroleum
Mines
—
—*
coiftmon—
class
Motor
Frobisher
Ltd
Warrants
—
*
A
1.70
*
.
Gold
Cos
11 %c
92%
_____—-*
—*
common
(extended
to June
1956)—
100
Debentures
—
—
85
1.02
Oct
Aug
2.10
Apr
15'% July
28%
1.05
26
7c
Jan
May
3.05 July
36 %c
64
Jan
Jan
Oct
Jan
3.80 July
30c
Feb
80
Sep
NOW AVAILABLE
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Oct
1.20
Feb
UPON
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MUrray Hill 2-4545
1.15 Mar
1.45
Sep
1.30 Aug
17
Sep
11%
Jan
10%c Aug
42c
Jan
6%c May
Sep
July
26
——20
~.
Products
Fraser
Aug
26%
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford
Jan
71c
1.20
Iron
Francoeur
19
20%
28%
A
warrants
Fibre
1,837
1,152
*
class
Kirkland
Federated
26
25c
Grain
Preferred
Federal
95c
24%
87c
1.20
Ltd
Oils
Federal
17%
17%
26%
24%
*
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo
—
1
Players
Farmer
Fanny
Apr
Sep
1.65
55%
69c
Cockshutt Farm
545
Oct
Jun
1.02
1.33
A
Oct
108,300
1
class
3.95
93c
1
Cochrane-Dunlop
Oct
Feb
1.95
69c
Corp
6
85c
»
Mining
6.00
1.70
86c
1.73
1
certificates—.
44%
1,480
7%c Jan
Cobalt
Willians
54c
Feb
17,040
42
15% Aug
Apr
Citra-Lartic
Chemical
7.00 Jan
15c
Centremaque
Oct
18c
7%
Oct
Jan
Uranium
17% Sep
7
————1
Corp
Jan
70c
6.50 Mar
Jan
1
Mines
6%
1
Sep
July
14%
_1
Estella
6V8
1
Apr
2.05 Mar
32%
Ltd
Eureka
Sep
105
24,880
2.35 Mar
377
Apr
230
6.55
Jan
20c
29
Aug
77
13%
*
3.80
Apr
Jan
1.25
28%
8.00
Jun
14%
I_
Jun
24
Mar
28%
1.45
45%
13%
Porcupine
trust
4.15 Mar
13 »/4
2.66
Jun
—*
Gold
Empire
90
Aug
Jun
18c
16
42c
4.00
Mines
Jun
200
1.00
1.25
40
Mines
Eldrich
Jan
1.55
•
Consolidated
Elder
1.02
21,149
1.00 May
May
20
Pen-Rey
92
70
Oct
12c
Jan
16% Mar
1
:
Oil
Chibougamau
67c
Jan
27%
Central
Chromium
Jan
12%
25
650
1.28
Feb
7%
Oct
54
class A
Paper
Jan
Patricia
Chesterville
22
35c
Eddy
Oct
Central
Chatco Steel
14% Mar
May
Sep
2,100
6.00
10c
lg%c Oct
16%
Investment
19
1.20
Jan
Aug
16c
—_____1
Metals
40c
5.50
Sep
6c
12c
,
Sep
42
Steel
21
1
Explorers
Chartered
6
Eastern
15%
68%
160
7%
__
Sep
Jun
100 %
16%c
com
Mines
Eastern
20c
~
570
___1
Economic
2,315
1.23
2,700
Oct
4.00
Jan
•
;
Feb
2,678
1
4.95
15%
1
Nickel
15%
2.90
4.65
15%
25
Jun
56.800
1
Trethewey
Lake
Oct
2.79
26c
1
Gold
Leduc
4%
6.75 Mar
63
3.00
*
Producers
Central
300
Apr
*
Natural Gas
Asbestos
5%
1.75
»
Williston
Central
Jun
32% July
26%
20c
(1954 issue )_100
•
Oil
4.00
10
4.65
15%
Minerals
&
Sullivan
20c
*
Wallpaper
East
25%
•
common
Canadian
B
East
Feb
92
106
__33%c
Corp
Sep
24%
40c
15%
2.95
Canadian
17%
25'A
1
Railway
Petrofina
Oct
Feb
108
3,890
Malartic Mines
15%
22%
650
32%
Mines
25
C&nadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Pacific
Oils
Amphi
250
33
31%
Brewery
East
350
4%
100
Canadian
Aug
24
1.95
31%
8 %c
90c
2.95 Mar
"74
16%
19
5 7c
Dow
East Rim
*
•
Oct
24
1
common
9%
15%
4.50
52,800
•
oc&^>*>
Jan
•
Dragon Oils & Gas
7,467
Aug
Sep
9.75
67c
33
25,800
1
65c
1.90
1.15
15c 18%c
Mines
8%
4.50
1.05
23.50
8.65
33
1.05
common——
65c
4.50
540
46,331
1.600
com
Chemical
&
Textile
8%
*
3,500
8
1.08
*
Preferred
8.75
10c
13c
18c 24%c
1.05
common—
•
A
12c
7%
8
2.50
Coal—.
*
Oils
5,500
3,700
—
Invest
&
3
4%
Voting
Tar
Dominion
Oct
Malartic
Oils
Cobalt
Stores
24%
Machine
Canadian
Cochenour
Dominion
25% Aug
25% Oct
Locomotive
Canadian
Chrysler
30
Oct
Jan
1.25
16% Mar
____100
Homestead
2,163
7%c
12c
50
Steel
•
Preferred
Canadian
34
54
6%c
1.05
Magnesium
Scottish
18
15%
60
100
Dominion
18% Mar
•
116
130
1.40
Preferred
July
910
common
52%
8
100
1
*
Fairbanks
95
May
10
Foundry & Steel
1,125
*
157% 157%
__
3.00 Aug
2
Preferred
1,730
Petroleum
157%
5'Ac July,
56c
25
Dominion
24%
Dredge
500
72,900
1.30
pfd
Electrohome
24%
common
6,000
82c
1.30
Bank
Coal
24
6% May
8c
3.90
67c
24c
Asbestos
Dominion
23
6.30
Jan
♦
Dominion
24%
1,240
30c
16%c
Mines
Dominion
24
Cellulose
Sep
1
24c
Canadian
Chimo
Dome
23
(Dunsmuir)—
Devonian
Chemical
Dome
25
&
15 % c
25c
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
24%
common
1,500
1
Ltd
Distillers
*
24%
Sep
20c
1
Producers
*
common
12%
1
Minerals
20
common
15
Jan
3.90
54
*
Ltd
Devon-Leduc
Dominion
1,946
Canadian
Cheskirk
Rio
Detta
Dominion
3,184
Decalta
Warrants
Charter
Del
A
Mines
Mines
6.25 Mar
1.00
Colleries
Centre
Delnite
Aug
24%
Celanese
Jan
9
79c
6%c
1
;
class
Gold
Oct
Jan
10
Jan
42V4
Chemical
Cassiar
50c
81c
Canadian
Castle
22c
23%
preferred
Cariboo
Mines
Leather
D'Eldona
Apr
July
3.90
1
May
41%
Canadian
Canso
4.10
69 %
42
Canadian
Canso
Sep
Aug
60% Mar
24
♦
D'Aragon
Davis
16
10%
855
20c
5
Dominion
79
1.00
Car
Canadian
Aug
20
A
Class
41% July
39
10c
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
Commerce
Canners
Canadian
1.65
4.35 Mar
2.75
Empire Oils
Canadian
Canadian
125
10%
Canadian
&
Aug
Sep
Sep
Ojct
38%
109
24 %
10%
35
75
Sep
67
1.05 Aug
36
Mar
75
16%
Jun
2.60
Corp
Patricia
Jan
480
Aug
31% May
4% July
38
*
B
53
130%
7% Mar
•
120
*
1
Sep
Sep
18c
July
15
8c
*
6.30
Oct
Jan
12
1
3.80 Aug
2.55 MJar
16
Sep
4.05
11
__
__
21 %c
Lands
Packers
Canadian
1
Cournor
Jun
Warrants
Canadian
Oct
July
■>
Northern
Canadian
14%
2.00
Canada
New
Lead
Jan
10c
10
Life
Machinery
Malting
$1.75
Coulee
♦.
12c
Assurance
Canada
Class
July
Mills
3.00 July
14%
*
Imperial
4,300
10
Canada
Canada
9
26c
33,720
Foundry
Canada
Class
Mar
July
25
53%
24,100
*
Iron
Canada
15c
2.65
8
15c
•
Jan
2,525
5.90
13c 14 %c
*
common
A
Jan
68
12c
20
Canada
Jan
1.05
23%
5.75
*
43c
23
15c
50
common—
Preferred
Oct
11 %c
Oct
68
5.85
13 %c
1
Bread
Canada
Mar
68
*
1
10,433
23 %
1
Lake
'
20
Exploration
Class
8c
__
Mining
Bit
Chibougamau
12c
—10
Can
Copper-Man
205
47%
Jan
Sannorm
West
Continental
Conwest
25
7
Consolidated
Consolidated
Sep
25
14%
Red
11c
Oct
Oct
Feb
13%
Campbell
Campbell
Feb
Apr
6%c
29c
13%
1
Feb
3.50
35c
6c
Sep
1
.
59c
Jan
Oct
40c
&
__
Gas
2.30
10%c
50c
Jun
695
&
'
__
13c
71,100
Fion
20c
51c
55c
24c
Oil
r
1
5 %c July
8%
Oils
July
f
______1
Howey
Mattarrow
1
3,000
8
Flin
8c
Feb
2.50
3,300
21c
Cons
Jun
45c
Ranwick
Cosmos
Calvan
Jan
53c
Jan
Rochette
3,300
8
Calnorth
40c
Jan
10c
Quebec
17c
22c
Callinan
Aug
25c
Consolidated
62c
1
Edmonton
20c
500
Consolidated
5%c
*
&
1,100
Consolidated
13
61c
class A
Calgary
34.140
Oct
13c
30 %c
5%c
Bousquet
Calder
12c
27c
33c
Jan
Jun
Oct
15 %c
•
•.
__
Jan
8%
6c
16c
1
Steel
128
82,400
—
1
*
Burlington
•
Orlac
Jan
*
10c
27c.
1
Peak
Mar
Products
_l
%
Consolidated
9
Hill
lie
33c
Arrow—_.
Consolidated
7%c Mar
Building
1
May
Oct
14c
Bunker
Mines
Oct
Sep
70c
Jan
485
Lake
1,€54
12%
43,541
Red
43c
18%c
35,100
Buffalo
42c
Jan
2.80
Nicholson
10
*
87c
Consolidated
13c
__1
Jun
1.83 May
40c
July
Jan
27c
:
30c
12,640
2.25
23c
.
44c
337,229
Oct
1.36
9.50
Gold
Aug
87c
2.59
Mosher
8%c
Ankerite
16c
72c
2.40
Mining
10
Canadian
700
86c
2.50
*
Consolidated
24c
Buffadison
20c
1
Consolidated
1
Buffalo
Sep
8% Aug
Oct
1
Buffalo
Jan
18c
Sep
12c
Mining
Mining
20c
Jun
July
1
Brunston
Jun
Aug
25
Brunsman
Brunswick
6%
43%
12%
Mines
6c
235
__
12
10V2C
12%
77,150
Jan
Jan
1
7c 10 %c
10c
16c
8%
49c
Aug
9
Brunhurst Mines Ltd
12%
21,600
14c
Jan
17%
848
•
A_
Mar
20c
Sep
1.95
42
310
3,492
*"I
41c
Sep
110
Sep
54
Jan
5%
1,900
16c
Sep
9%
1
Guayana
Consolidated
British
45c
13 %c
i5y2C
7
Lake
Golden
5.00
1.55 Mar
3
13%c
Crest
Gillies
Consolidated
Oct
210
53
Jan
78
49%
Feb
Feb
45c
1
Discovery
East
50
58
200
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
92%
May
__
Feb
91
7
3.75
8f0
1
Jan
27%
155
110
_1
2.55
49%
52%
Oct
gy2
1.68
Bakeries
5.20
-
91/2
1.63
Cordasun
High
600
105%
Astoria
Oct
91
50
Consol
Oct
49%
preferred
Consolidated
Low
4.30
~~
Oil
1.65
pfd__100
4%
Consol
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.25
*
2.80
50
Electric
preferred
preferred
Consolidated Allenbee
1.60
Oct
1.50
Sep
Apr
Low
__
1.68
Mines
Aug
Shares
5
Coniaurum
9%
*■
for Week
_10
Life
Jan
15c
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Mines
50
Jan
Oct
Week's
Last
*
National
Confederation
Coniagas
16
5%c July
47%
Conduits
A
Petroleum
1.75
Apr
b%
41,000
47%
Mar
Par
Commonwealth
4.25 Mar
Jun
13%
8,008
6C
Ltd
British
7%
14%
47%
-
Petroleum
British
15%
Jan
20c
Jan
80c
Mar
25c
July
2.95
2,500
High
Jun
7c
20,333
1
__
Mines
*
14c
9c io%c
„_50
,
Brilund
5%
10c
3.10
ordinary
Lake
Britalta
4% %
20,400
3.05
ll%c
■
Sale Price
.....
42c
Feb
22c
3.05
•
Bridge & Tank Corp $2J90 pref
4%%
Low
15,900
10c
1
Cordage class A
Brazilian
Brewis
26c
•
Petroleum
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14c
Mine
Brantford
23c
1
;
Bralsaman
23 Vic
STOCKS
u
1
Boymar
Bralorne
Shares
Low
1
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
NEWLING
Members
21
&
CO.
of the Toronto Stock Exchange
West 44th Street,
New York 36, N. Y.
d/recf Private Wires to canada
Oct
29% Aug
13 %c
Jan
5.05 Apr
Apr
100
9c
24
Sep
"
Sep
5.40 Aug
1.08 May
92
Jan
46
The Commercial and Financial
(1806)
Chronicle... Monday, November 1, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Low
69c
Exploration _____
1
Gas Exploration of Alberta-*
Gatineau Power common————*
Gaitwin
5%
5%'/
_____
General
Bakeries
—
-•—
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
1
*
3
fi
70c
Lou-
16%c
138,300
42c
48c
4,000
27
27
27%
1,728
Jan
27%
Juiy
20% Jan
Oct
104
Jan
112
5
109%
Feb
113
9.10
9.30
6,275
5.55
Jan
110 %
111
44
13
juiy
July
'
6%
6%
125
5%
Jan
62 %
64
450
35%
Jan
73
89
87
89
107
58
Jan
90%
General
Steel
class
Mfg
2,275
4.80 July
43%
35
42% May
10%
10%
555
10%
103
101%
103
100
24 %C
21 %c
25c
407,050
Preferred
Geneva; Bake'
7.00
Oct
100
Apr
Mar
Jan
104
Mar
4c
jun
Oct
27c
July
Little
Long
3 %c
Class
8,800
60c
22,900
5bc
28c
33,850
21c
Aug
15 %c
23c
148,800
10c
Goldfields
Porcupine
12c
85,000
1.82
1.95
62c
58c
73c
4,325
55,350
24 %c
14 %c
30c
203,900
4c
4%c
4,000
4%c
4%c
21/100
144%
148
248
Uranium
Goldhawk
10c
1.85
*
1
Mines
Goodfish
Tire
4%c
1
*
Mining
Goodyear
common
July
5c
July
1.10 Sep
Louvicourt
3%c
3c
Macfie
Mackeno
50
52%
52%
53
130
48%
Gordon McKay class A—
*
7%
6%
7%
390
6%
Co
"
18%
&
Graham
class
A
18%
17'Ac
24c
Great
28
Magnet
Malartic
Sep
Oct
Sep
Plains
Maple
Leaf
Milling
6c
29'Ac
Feb
Maybrun
Jan
28%
Sep
McCabe
Oct
McColl
2.95
82,653
1.00
6%
125
5
Feb
9'A Mar
22
Mar
24'A May
Gulf
22%
22%
200
6.45
6.20
6.50
I,450
8c
9c
Gurney
Products
Gwillim
Lake
55
55
55
8.55
8.50
9.10
23
21%
23
9%c
6%c
9'Ac
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
45%
44%
45%
455
Brass
Hard
Rock
•
Gold
1
11 %c
Hibbert
16c
Iron
Frontenac
Red
Lake
13c
Gold
High
Hinde
Holden
Home
McMarmac
Merrill
Jun
Merrill
Jan
Meta
45'A
Jun
17'A
8c
Sep
24c
Feb
Midcon
Feb
12
Sep
Mill
Jan
21
105
Milton
11 %c 14 %c
28,200
10c
Jun
26c
Jan
Mining
6c
July
13'Ac
Feb
Modern
Jan
'
He 13 %c
53,000
7c
Aug
24%c
Jan
1
10c
10c
7,500
8c
Feb
15c
Aug
35c
32c
35c
7,100
26c
Jan
8%c
14,300
3%c
Aug
Jun
52c
7c
10 %c
Oct
18c
500
17c
Aug
37c
Feb
7%
9
12,477
11c
11c
500
A
*
common
L_1
10c
Oct
&
Gas
—
.
Brick
2.90
4,500
465
19"%
125
45
7
Jan
18% Aug
10'A Jan
Aug
20,600
1.46
9,100
L>
Corp
Containers
15%
15%
16
1,950
16
16
I__*
common
Oct
30c
National
6'Ac
Jan
National
Explorations
26%
Sep
National
Grocers
51
Aug
Feb
2.50
Jan
50
National
National
36c
II,000
75
12
July
May
51c
13%
145
37
125-
Mar
145
Oct
7.20
6.55
7.50
10,420
8.20
Sep
9c
6%c
9c
32,100
27c
6.00 Sep
4%c Aug
47%
425
36%
Jan
Steel
New
New
Calumet
Concord
-7'A May
New
Feb
6%
600
3%c
I,000
3%c July
5c. Mar
New
47'A
2,615
34%
Jan
48% Aug
New
45%
45%
100
34%
Jan
48
46
46%
220
39
Mar
7
Aug
Powders
Powders
46
2
^
_♦
10
9%
10
180
2.10
2.00
2.16
19,610
com.—*
4.00
4.00
4.00
100
17%
17%
25
International
Metals
class
International
Nickel
Co
pfd
25
Pipe
35%
520
47%
47
473/4
9,611
133%
133%
134
35
21%
22%
3,418
*
Petroleum
Interprovincial
34
•
100
A
common
Preferred
34
*
Line
1.95 July
3.25
July
15'A Aug
29'A Mar
34 %
Jan
128% Jan
19
Jan
20"%
Jan
26%
26%
28
6,173
5%c
5
*
Mines
Oct
22c
189,600
21,435
28
280
5%
5%
1.85
6,300
28% Sep
Oct
1.40
Oil
2.15; Oct
5%c
6%c
15,725
4%C Aug
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Apr
New
Goldvue
Oct
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38
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7%c July
23c
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New
40c
40c
45c
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73c
July
18c
22c
25,200
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1.56
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-
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90c
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3,164
35c
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60c
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7c
4,000
17c
20c
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17c
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(John)
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33c
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2,863
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23c
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3.00
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4.50
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5,125
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2.85
1
1.75
53c
6,300
'
28c
Mar
59c
___!
18% May
Jun
*
1.65
•
Ltd—
49c
Jan
9c
Oils
Oct
3.95
Lead
1.70
16
1
Jan
7.95
Saddlery
Gulf
8c
100
Oct
18c
Apr
1,440
Freehold
Gridoil
7c
Oct
12c
6,600
^
.
3.20
Ll
8
7,523
West
Great
20
Mar
18c
Jun
July
4.90
*
14c
20
Feb
5%c
6'Ac Aug
28c
1.46
common
Gold
Marigold
20%
A
14c
35,266
22%
Malartic
Mardn-McNeely
4.80
class
1,303,570
_1
Oct
19%
Grass
7,700
3.10
__100
Feb
4.80
Coal
Aug
9c
2.55
£.*
Mines
53
19%
Sweet
3c
7'Ac
1
Preferied
Marcus
1
West
4%c
4c
9c
_*
Gardens
Jan
—*
Great
Sep
Ll
Leaf
Marbenor
Utilities
Great
69
£l
Mines
u[Q..__
Maple
Sep
•
Gas
Jan
-1
B
Goldfields
biMUluUl
Maralgo
common
Development
Lake Gold
15c
2,960
27%
40%
4%c
Consolidated
b
Oct
1
Paper
Northern
Great
18C
*
Mines
Lakes
2,380
jt*
Mines
class
18%
67,300
27
Feb
Maule
Grandines
Great
68%
1
Gold
17
86,800
67
1
21c
45
21c 36'Ac
30c
1
Bousquet
May
•68%
1
Bloedel
&
148
Oct
Grafton
4i
ll
Mines
Mines
7%c
Jan
Preferred
Jan
7c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
34c
Jan
31%
1
Explorations
Jan
2.50
July
97
1,607
2.85
Mines
Jan
13c
3 %c July
44
_•
Macassa
Feb
1.20
43
*
Goldfields
Macdonald
83c
Apr
High
Jan
44
*
i
Mines
(Walter Mi
Yellowknife
Madsen.Red
26c
29 %c Mar
11,965
56c
1
Petroleums
Uranium
Jan
37c
/
Low
63c
«
Lowney
Lynx
Range Since Jan. 1
High
60c
1
Island
Lorado
Shares
»
1.00
Oct
22c
A
Gold
Lomega
Long
class
for Week
Low
*■/
B
5'Ac
Oct
4c
55c
11 %c
Mines
Manitou
Goldora
2'Ac
9.70
Jan
20% c
Eagle
Golden
7.70
57c
Goldcrest
Gold
3%c
3,195
22 %c
Mines
Goldale
8.20
8.10
*
Gold
Lake
God's
1
Gold
Glenora
8.10
1
Mines
Gold
Yellowknife
Lac
Groceterias
LobJaw
MacMillan
Giant
Range
of Prices
Apr
16%
-——————--..—I
common—
SeD
47
5.00
*
100
Wares
Aug
7.00
4.95 July
430
5.05
43 %
"
A
5.05
5.00
Products
Feb
7% Aug
6%
63%
5
common—>——1
Petroleum
General
General
Oct
78c
29c
112 % 112 V2
9.25
Par
High
Sales
Week's
Last
/,
Sale Frice
70c
Apr
Friday
fe
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42c
-1°°
100
,-k
preferred
preferred
Mines Ltd——
Geco
OCTOBER 29
STOCKS
Shares
31 Vic
Par
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Anr
|
Number 5373...,The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
,■
(1807)
47
1
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Ontario
Steel
Opemiska
Copper
Mines
Orcnda
Gold
Osisko
Lake
2.16
3.75
402
6c
1
High
21% July
25% Jun
1.00
3.25 May
500
-
46c
2.56
Jan
5c
July
30V4c
14,600
-
Sep
4.45 Feb
7 Vic Jan
58c
Jaa
Iron
Class
Coyle
Navigation
1
.
1.20
1.25
" 1,200
.
Pacific
(Eastern)
1
11c
11c
12c
Petroleum
1
9.00
9.00
9.55
,-5,475
♦
62
62
64%
1,875
Hershey Tubes
pamour
Porcupine
Page
Parker
Drilling
Paymaster
4'.'..
38c
Jun
Tuckett
11c
I,075
2.95
Aug
40c
Oct
33 %c
Jan
45c
/43c
48c
52,939
5.75
6.80
4,605
44
44
100
12
12
■V..
44
25
101 101 V'4
101
55c
Union
250
16
Jan
29
23
Sep
17
Jan
-
24%
630
7%c
7%c
8c
2,200
40
40%
1,730
44
44
44%
*
1.70
1.67
1.75
5,619
35c
39c
42,500
25
2,760
19%
Jan
9,200
30c
Aug
7c
Jun
*
Oils
;
«
Oil
Pipe
Line.
35c
*
Resources
23%
♦
pfd
Oct
12c
Sep
*
40c
39c
42c
12,200
36c
Oct
1.90
Jun
62c
Fuel
Class
B
United
United
1
95c
4,174
Mar
/
S3
Jan
1,200
15c
Jun
22c
18,825
class
A
pfd
1.55
is y*
Montauban
60
60%
175
56-*
28
28%
103
23% Jan
6.50
1,100
5.25 Feb
25c
22c
26c
10,950
95c
95c
1.10
41,600
13
13%
575
1.18 -1.29
4,700
Mines
1
•
200
15c
49,300
10c
May
28c
24
Mar
31
Sep
Vanadium
9,750
60c
1.36
Apr
Van
2.65
Oct
Ventures
Feb
Viceroy
2.11
*
75c
75c
76c
1
Petroleum
2.65
2.56
2.65
*
River
Prairie
1.41
2.44
Jan
Oct
1.01
83,997
'
—'
Feb
Sep
Upper
Canada Mines
Roi
45 %
37
70c
,*"■
45%
51c
1,500
;
1,364
V
«
40c
Aug
fl»-Jan
26
1,825
80c
45
12c
22,900
1
_1—_
—
East
1.81
1.80
____»
Trust
Metals
74
12 %,
12%
Vicour
84c
Jan
-Sep
Dome
'
3.00
Apr
98c
Jan
1.47 Mar
14
July
5%c Jan
Waite
75
3.90
3.90
4.15
5.40
5.35
5.80
II,780
*
3.75
3.55
3.90
7,825
3.05 July
Mines
1
7%c
7%c
500
7 Vic Mar
__1
i
;Quebec
Quebec
'Quebec
Manitou:
Metallurgical
Nickel Corp
.Queenston Gold.
12c
12c
1,000
8c
Oct
1.03
15,700
62c
12c
12c
18,300
3c
3%c
2,500
3c
75c
75c
80c
•
3.60
2.90
3.75
-5,400
1
60c
57c
67c
164,400
37c
17
8,456
14%
*
8%
8%
8%
25
7%
Feb
class
A
_1
Grey
Trust—
21c
19c 22%c
9,219
18c
1
Mining
.
*
*
Uranium
Rayrock
Amulet
G
19%
20 %
8%
370
Wellington
Insurance
West
Territories
Oils
lc
*
1
Sep
Western
5
May
Jun
43 %c
Jan
21'/a
11
Feb
Sep
Grocers
Class
MacDonald'
Western Leaseholds
Regcourt
Mines
Robertson
12c
Winchester
1.27
43c
Jan
Sep
May
74c
54c
16,493
30,890
12
50
11%
AUg
20
20
50
18
Feb
22
Sep
*
10%
10%
10%
75
10% Mar
11 '/a
Apr
17 %c
15c
20c
183,200
10c
Aug
29c
Oct
10c
lie
9,800
9c
July
20c
Mar
12
♦
_*
1
7%c
1
Oak Dairy
Oil
class
A
*
4c
10c
%%c
234,700
5c
"14%
Aug
10%
Jun
13%
5%c
Oct
19%
103
-103
30
99
Jan
55
55
57%
1,155
37%
Jan
709
1.26
Jun
1.85
6c
Jan
Gold
1
1.40
1.40
1.40
8c
> 8c
3,000
3.00
3.00
5.10
16,520
15%
15%
14%
14%
81c
81c
'",88c
11,800
1.90
1.90
"1.95
8,800
1
,
Sapphire
Petroleums
Ltd
_
a
'
—
Scarfe
class
*
A
104
L
50fi
Shawinigan Water & Power com—.
_»
Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security
Freehold
Petroleums
Scurry
*
A
50%
50%
50
preferred
56%
1.50
}Wlnora
1,651
47c
4,900
49
955'
103
104
170
95%
1
1.93
1.86
2.22
94,000
41c
40c
41c
16,300
7%c
7 VaC
7%C
1,500
1
7%C
6%c
7%c
19,000
Gold
7c
7c
1,200
Mines
(1954)
Mines—
14
Apr
15 y2
Gordon
Sherritt
Shirriff's
.—1
14%
Oct
Oct
1.45
Jun
Jan
2.50
81c
1.55
39
44%
50
53%
Jan
25
Sep
Feb
Oct
51
Jan
pfd
__
Breweries
Sicks'
20
_
5,233
Aug
5.10
30,401
3.75 May
50
20%
27%
ctfs
Silanco
Mining
Standard
Class
__
*
12c
19% Mar
-
5.40
20%
Oct
Sep
Apr
220
28
2|%
.
__
class
__
_
X
24
Jan
30
July
200
23%
Feb
29 %
Aug
—1
9c
--
1.68
1.67
Slater
(N)
Co_
Somerviile
Lead
Yale
:
.Yellorex Mines
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York
class
Knitting
1
1
;
Class
6%C
Spooner Oils
Standard
Paving
Radio
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman
class
Gas
_
Ltd
_
_
River
Feb
1.51
1.78
74,580
2.75
155
1.70
75c
75c
600
65c
14c
Feb
1
28c
67,400
146,400
9c
21c
13C
_
Zenmac
Metal
Toronto Stock
Exchange
Last
•
'.
National
Pulp
Asbestos
Brown
Corp
Co
1st
2nd
Range Since Jan. 1
Cons
5.40
July
10 %c July
6.15
Apr
18c
Jan
1.20
6%
6%
100
32%
32%
400
10%
10%
11%
4,220
7%
Jan
34%
Jan
36
Superior
29%
103
14%
14%
15%
3,470
105
105
110
300
87
Jan
116
51%
52
280
49% Jan
52
6.40
6.40
6.75
4,460
*
21
21
21%
765
17
Jan
16
16
150
13%
Jan
*
Canada
Dominion
&
Canada
Sugar—
*
Vinegars
Bronze
Canadian
Gen
5.60
_
Canadian
Indus
—*
Ltd com
(1954)
*
23% Jan
29 Va Aug
23%
23
26%
4,234
20% July
28
85c
1.15
6,025
85c
76
30
750
■'12
Oct
Canadian
13
13%
40
9
Feb
14% Mar
12
21% July
|19
3,575
3,750
13%
13%
200
12
Oct
13%
51%
570
47%
Feb
53 %
Jun
Oct
80c
70
4.40
10
700
35c
:Mar
44c
Mar
Coast
—1
Copper
Consolidated
5
*
Paper
39c ',41c
2,500
35
35
;/35
177
19c
18c
23c
8,300
27c
27c
2,810
24%
-25
528
39c
29%
Jan
12c
Jun
Oil
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
36%. Aug
Sep
Dominion
Glass
26c
Feb
DuPont
*
Preferred
34c
20
May
26% July
Hayes
*
Jun
11% May
International
Securities
Preferred
10
110
100
65c
;,te5c
2,432
36c
Jun
11c
12c
6,500
10c
May
22
21%
22%
35%
35%
36%
3,345
? 7c
12,300
6.85
22,945
Jan
8.75 July
14 %c 14 %c
1,000
14c
May
50c
655,425
14c
Mar
Oct
Pato
4.35
16,240
1.65
Feb
4.25
Oct
Oct
5.50
Oct
com—*
*
18%
Apr
18%
Apr
4%c Aug
6.50
Paper
Jan
International
Jan
Interprovincial Utilities
Loblaw's
13c
Molson's
Jan
Tamblyn
Ltd
_
_
__
830
23
Oct
25
18 %
100
15%
Jan
18%
104
20
11 %c 12 %c
11,000
103
101
10c
Jan
May
105
20c
May
Oct
Ogilvie
Utilities
40%
16c
19c
2,500
13c
18%
18%
18%
1,160
39
40
738
35%
Jan
44
24%
24%
28
4,598
25%
Oct
35% July
19c
July
15% Apr
94
110
91
36
36
105
54
Oct
3.50
2.500
1.65
Feb
3.50
1.18
11.400
1.08
Jun
45
50
;
47
100
50
40
9c
11c
4,660
10%
10%
170
2.27
2.26
2.90
7.660
1.15
1.15
1.70
1,650
•
_
Aug
74%
76
770
36
35 Va
36%
1,321
8%
9
370
78
Price
55
34% Jan
54
50
37%
770
28
Jan
38% July
24%
24%
200
24
Sep
26
35%
35%
35%
10
1
5.80
5.75
6.15
10,312
1
4.20
4.20
4.55
1,230
1,385
common
2
—_—,—
City
0
1
Consolidated
39%
39%
41%
32
31%
32 %
3.50
80c
90c
3.55
13
13
13
51c
Jan
35%
80c
Oct
1.00
12
12,000
23%
Oct
Jun
41% July
23%
9
49c
6.15
5.65
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
13
Oct
59c
Jan
27
Aug
S2
2,988
49c
725
47
Oct
Aug
•
No
Oct
14c
Aug
a
Odd
Sep
12%
Sep
year's
2.71 Sep
d Deferred
8c
1.83
Oct
Sep
19c
Sep
e
Oct
61c
Jan
f Flat
Jun
r
10,500
20c
26c
42 c
20,875
1.43
1.49
1,300
Jan
par
90c
16c 17 %c
40c
23
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
51
11 %C
1.47
*
Ltd
1.20 Mar
1.60
1.70
Jan
In
t
value.
48c
July
20% Jun
lot
sale
(not
Included
in
delivery
sale
(not
included
wd When
wi When
range),
x
delivered,
Issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
sale
dividend
unlisted tradin„
Admitted to
privileges,
Selling ex-lnberest.
Cash
(Un)
range),
year's
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
(not
Included
in
year's range).
Aug
36% Oct
30% Jun
2,460
80c
*
Stores
Mar
10
Aug
54
36%
37% May
45
Oct
36% July
9
Aug
Jan
5
Rights
Zeller's
Sep
*
Bros
Thrift
Jan
28% Mar
6
Aug
38% Sep
1.25 Aug
1
..
95
6
Flour
Yukon
1.15
*
Gold
20% Aug
33% Jan
76
Oct
23%C Apr
& Ontario Paper
Oreille
Twin
3.10
1
_
58%
Jan
92
—
*
Consolidated
Jan
1.18
45
Oct
2.60 Aug
800
5,766
5
;
—
Inc
Minnesota
Feb
3.10
10
Thompson-Lundmark
Silver
10,060
24%
.
„.1
Mines
Calgary
Tombill
,5.50
18
18%
50
_
Torbitt
5.25
18 %
_.
_
Taylor, Pearson pfd.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas
50c
24%
«
common.
Preferred
Tandem
38c
X
Industries
Switson
13%
1.60
58%
Breweries class A—
24
Aug
38% July
»
Sylvanite Gold
Jun
1.00 Mar
1.60
57%
7%
common
1.00
18c
4.05
11 %c
Oct
6.00 Aug
58
—
—
Steel
Pend
3.50
480
6%
4.65
50c
_
Oct
Sep
Jun
18%c Jan
6c,
6.75
100
•
Inlet
80
1.60
*
common
Canada
of
24%C Aug
42 c
*
1.15
Oct
Mar
"
Dalhousie
4.05
.
May
Jun
51
85c
—*
Western Lumber
Mar
175
12
40c ■46% c
36 ■'
150
27%
18%
0
16% Aug
32%
18%
Rights
21% Aug
32
5
.
Oct
Sep
Feb
27%
5
25
common.
.
'
7.25
Feb
27%
1*
common
Invest
1
1
(ordinary)
167/8 Sep
8% Jan
32
*
1
Propane
Preferred
Supertest
81% May
29%
1
preferred
Gold Dredging
Apr
35% Aug
11% Sep
Jan
*
*
5
_—
common
Marconi
ti
9
Oct
6%
32%
Ingersoll-Rand
9%
Apr
'
Mines
High
Low
High
♦
preferred
Bulolo
Low
5
<fc Paper
Develop
Newfoundland
Shares
*
;
Canadian
Anglo
Anglo
for Week
P«r
:V
Andlan
Range
of Prices
Canadian
6.80
Oct
Sales
Week's
Friday
ale Price
STOCKS
Canadian
1
Mar
Curb Section
—
Jun
_
Contact
Sullivan
Aug
Canadian Fnnda
'
Sudbury
22c
28c
.
/
11%
1
1.10 Jan
Aug
12c
26c
Apr
1
Mines
1.80 Sep
3.75 July
1.14
12c
1,555
—1
Gold
Jan
2.00 Apr
1
—*
Mines
11%
•
_
Sep
Sep
9c
11%
*
Iron
Rock
Sturgeon
50c
14c
11%
*
Mining
Steeloy
Mar
76
_
_
_
Canada
of
100
18,000
'
Gold.
Feb
1.96 Mar
Jan
5%c Jan
Apr
*
A—
Bros
&
Sep
18c
5%c July
90c
24%
Oct
104%
Aug
22c
Jan
*
common
Feb
13%
3,000
Jan
27c
Standard
Oct
9c
•
30,000
81c
•
Oct
12c
v
51.600
60c
*
Co
Jan
10c
,
40c
1,000
*
Valley
Oct
80c
-
6%C
38c
6%C
*
A
B
Yukeno
10 %c
34,842
51%
Feb
6c
Sep
4.45 Aug
9%C 10 %C
38c
1
132c
50
51
2.75
1
Zinc
&
Yankee Canuck Oil
75c
20
-
preferred
97%
1A6
91<5 ;>95c
X
_
Aug
5%c Aug
7% Feb
1.73
82c
*
_
5c
Mar
95c
1.20 July
40c
Sep
13,500
4,800
95c
_
—
Oct
104
Jan
6%c Mar
20
9c
*
-
1,318
101 101 %
9c
50c.
0
_
_
Gold
5.50
12 %c 13 %c
*
A
Ltd
Siscoe
Southam
5.50
5.50
12%
X
Mines.
Dairies
B
Simpsons
Sourls
.
Mines
Silver-Miller
Silverwood
1
(Quebec)—.
12%
100
Gold
Canadian
Mines
Sigma
Sep
'
27%
27%
_
•
trust
Voting
54% July
7%c May
20%
*
common
7%c
4.90
4.95
.
*
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
Mar
7%c
X
—
'
1
Sep
*
Shawkey
24
100
34% Jan
103%'
Larder
Feb
3.50
11
739
•'
5.80 Mar
48
Jan
15 %c
Jan
50
54
3.80 Aug
36« Mar
41 %c;
July
25
52%
50%
54
Class
38% July
48
60% Aug
501
:
Jan
41 %c
•
»
Jan
33
17% Feb
»_1
Petroleums
Feb
103
Gold——:_—
62
80
Jan
Mar
23
19 %c May
'
Oct
13'/2
__1
r
59
July
Oct
2%c May
100
Corp
1,615
Oct
Aug
14
405
Apr
11
50
2,079
21c
10 y4
11
49,000
22%
97
92,
36%
35%
33c
Oct
lie
Oct
'
•'
2%c Jan
Oct
Feb
Feb
37%
5c
20
52,522
15c
4.50
,
18c
2,123
12%
625
14c
4.25r
,___
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
May
47
47
4c T
500
20%
Jan
Jan
r
11%,
15
,14
common.
Saguenay Power pfd
Antonio
12
1
Industries
500
4,500
.(>
11
*
Gold
y8c
%c
11c
.
45
45%
10
Royalite
^
6Vic
10c
1.65
1.05 July
10c
%c
*
Silver
River
Mar
2.30
1.40
_______
Lawrence
Jan
87c
46c
common
Royal Bank
Russell
3.20
17,150
2,900
Jan
Jun
7%C Apr
3%c July
13o
Jun
*
Mines
Windward
7Vic Apr
Feb-
1.26
warrants..
Rupununi
Apr
95c
J
87c
.
48c
Lac
Oils
2.75
87c
6,500
1
Little
B
5c
1.29
Consol
Roxana
4%c
%c
1
;
Mfg common
Long
'2.00 Jun
Jan
3%c
Jan
2.75
4
1,651
_1
WlRsey-Coghlan
Apr
__1
Uranium
preferred
Robinson,
Class
Aug
8c
1
,
Oils
Prado
Rix-Athabasco
Roche
11c
500
1
—.
Uranium
Rexspar
Rowan
Wilrich
345,325
1.22 Sep
23c
Apr
1.
Renabie
$1.00
Aug
1.30
75
9c
Oct
<♦
,
common
38c
300
70
_1
(Geo)
317,951
1.65
70
22%
97
35%
——
Tungsten
Weston-
1.22
1.65
Jan
70
100
Western
.
July
1.05
_1
Aug
39c
20
0
1.10
j
52
19c
Sep
4%c Oct
lie:..
*
common—.
A
Willroy
21c
40% Mar
1,700
8,000
51
15c,
22%
Western
73c
1.25 Aug
8%c
30
20c
12c
Mar
16c
13
May
69% Sep
8.00 Aug
Jan
6%c
20%
Ashley
Breweries
Jan
'
4.39 Mar
.
6c
15c
Products
Western
Canada
1,375
4%C- 4%C
Westeel
1.03
9
50
3,875
,
70
Aug
54c
8,y2c.
Jan
3,090
7%
51
1
63,610
20c
Oct
2.20
20c
6%c
100
Malartic
1.15
8%c
65%.
7
1
Fire
1.00
1
12%
62%
7
_1
1.11
1
Gold
12%
63
40
Consol
May
12%
•
Pyrites
1
Petroleum—-
9%c Sep
22
Apr
1.57 Aug
-
Feb
8
Jan
19
16,500
*
Preferred
Weedon
Jan
13% Mar
3,621
8»/a
20%
5c
20% May
8% Sep
6%c Apr
121
2.07
1.88
*
W
&
Equipment common
1
Mines
Mines
Poplar
Reeves
1.95
1,000
21%
21%
1
Preferred
Radiore
8c
8c
_10
Mines
5.10 Aug
Mar
2.50
6% Feb
Feb
1.20 July
Mar
56c
1,000
1.67 Jan
Jun
16%
16c
Oct
9%c
1
i:
;
15c
Mar
9 Vic
Jun
5% Jun
3%c
Wekusko
5.50 Mar
Mar
93c
12c
1.01
100
16%
Waterous
Sep
6.00
Jun
4.20
Jan
4.25
2.50 Mar
16,775
93c
1
1
Milk class A
Quemont
6
*
&
Walker
15% July
1
Chibougamau
Quinte
6
Feb
Apr
7Vi
__1
Mines
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Surf
Jun
7.70
Jan
*
West
Quebec
*
Mines
Violamac
Apr
Aug
70
10
128
"
Airways
Mica
Steep
61% July
30%
11% Apr
Cons
Victoria
48
r'
Sep
3c
2,000
74
1
1.40
1,000
5c
5c
100
:
Uranium
Prospectors
Steel
72o
v
-
Oct
Ltd
Mfg
38% Aug
Mar
35's* Jan
1.21
1
Alloys
^
Premier
Pronto
32c
35%
80c
*
Pressed
Preston
28c
35%
1
Border
Premier
30c
*.
•
;
;
Gold___
Oil
Silver
20c
.-i.
Jan
1,945
Jan
"
*
Steel
2.11
18% Aug
6.30
.
Jan
15% Oct
905
4.45 July
28
—
July
Feb
6.35
Oils
30 Vi
16%
3.30
♦
50
Hill
United
Sep
3.55
i% Mar
25
preierred
Jan
43
16 %c ;
17c
3.50
3.70
1
Keno
29
Corp
!
11% Aug
10 % Aug
10
1,569
United
'
;
Feb
625
10
Mining
Oct
Oct
35c
39
United
101%
Oct
Mar
144
Jun
10
*
99
Mar
lSe
9
i
38%
Corp class B
7%c
11%
11
Jan
kar
3.50
10
United
75c
1.22
11
42c
14yBc Jan
2.55 Jan
130
Peb
Jan
May
38%
Sep
25
223,200
30
*
13
July
July
7,550
31c
July
2.55
65c
9
1
31,800
25
25c
Aug
45
July
July
19,670
144
45
Jun
1.65
3,500
3.10
31c
*
common
Gas
Asbestos
8c
9c
3.00
41%
30c
Sep
13%c Mar
'
1
United
1.80
34c
7%c
31
7%c Aug
32% Jan
395
144
Union
1.51
1.16
32c
__
3.00
100
—
Sep
7Vic
Mines
23'
*
Apr
10
High
40%
A
45
8c
i
Rouyn
San
25%
113
1.60
Oils
Sand
24
Oils
Acceptance
Union
13 Vic
Power
St
Oct
24
Apr
40
■v
___1
Oils
Royal
37
Preferred
Aug
8.40 Mar
29
Powell
Roy
Apr
Tungsten Corp
Feb
13 Vic
Powell
Rio
3u
Low
Jan
1.00
1
Poplar
Red
170
40
Tobacco
'
Beef
Oct
36%
»
1
Pontiac
!
17%
35%
Petroleum
Uranium
Ponder
Purdy
Jun
35%
Oil
Development
Pitch-Ore
Placer
13%
100 % July
^5
.'■V
12
-
12c
3.50 Aug
15
.105
105
Trend
503
1
class
Transcontinental
5.00 Mar
Oct
7c
9,167
1
•-
-
..
61c
4,000
•
vt
5.75
_____
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
Jan
com
Gas
-
Crow
265,100
3.25
__100
*
Pickle
32c
1
Mineral-
&
&
27c
41c
Goldfields
Oil
Petrol
Triad
*
Jewelers
Oils
Jan
3.40
—
Pershcourt
Peruvian
Mai-
llc
7 Vic
Preferred
,
\ 46c
Jan
40c
common
Credit
Sep
Oct
47/aC
2.95
Gas
Preferred
Peoples
87c
31c
9,500
14,720
1
Natural
Ltd
Penman's
.
Mar
9,100
7%c
Consol
River
Peace
Era
33c
17%
«
empire
6 Vic
28c
.*
Petroleum
Apr
High
16%
Exploration
Finance
Mountain
Trans
Feb
71c 72 %c
1
Pathfinder
Trans
Trans
74%
31c
___50c
______
Partanen Malartic
Feb
11% Mar
59Vic
6c
1
..
60
Rang* Since Jan. 1
Low
17%
*
preferred
3I'c
'
1
Mines
Oct
6.20 Aug
-
5%
Oct
71c
10c
h
Mines
Paramaque
Parbec
*
Oil
Western
Pan
1.75
Jan
10c
21,600
Pacific
85c
common-!
Works
A
Towagmac
Shares
20
General Trusts
Toronto
for Week
*
Elevators
Toronto
Jun
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Toronto
Traders
Pacific
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
6c.
42c
44c
29
Friday
15,800
1
—
Mines
OCTOBER
STOCKS
570
3.65
*
.
23%
2.00
2.00
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
23%
1
Crush '.
Orange
Low
*
common—
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Sep
Sep
i
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1808)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Monday, November 1, 1954
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October 29
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
25c
1.25
1.10
5.49
5.94
Investment
Shares—-—1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
4.36
13.87
4.66
Johnston
Fund—:
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
American Business
American
Mutual
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Corp————---—1
Corp
1
Ltd
Canada General Fund Inc
B-l
(Investment
1
27.22
28.41
B-2
(Medium Grade Borids)_l
25.29
27.59
22.95
B-3
(Low
1
19.30
21.06
3.80
B-4
—1
10.96
11.96
12%
K-l
S-2
25c
10.73
11.73
Lexington Trust Fund
Fund
Loomis Sayles
Mutual Fund—
Value)
Asset
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
2.89
3.19
5.16
5.68
shares—lc
3.52
3.88
lc
4.27
4.70
General
Industries
Metals
Non-Ferrous
145
8.43
lc
Petroleum
shares——
Steel
'
P
1955
100.8
March 22, 1955
iy«s May 17, 1955
iy8s Aug. 15, 1955
100.1
100.3
Bid
100
102.25
Ask
102.27
1%S April 1,
1957
l%s May 15 1957—
1%S
Oct.
1,
1957
1%S Dec.
99.28
99.20
99.28
l%s
Treasury Notes—
99.20
1958
99.6
99.14
April
15, 1954
iy2s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955
100.7
100.9
l7/aS
Feb.
100.24
100.26
l%s
April
iy2s
April
1956
100.10
100.18
114s
Oct
l%s
Oct.
1956
100.10
1,
1,
99.23
99.30
100.18
1,
1,
100.11
100.13
1%S
Oct.
1958
99.6
99.14
15,
1959
99.26
99.28
1.
1959
98.16
98.24
98.12
98.20
1,
1959
Bid
Ask
0.80%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.25
8.59
9.43
1.30%
1.10%
1
6-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.05
0.80%
1.20%
8-
2-54
5-
2-55
bl.25
1.50%
4-
1.15%
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.20
1.00%
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.25
13.60
13.60
1.45%
1.15%
1
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1.25%
10-
1-54
7-
1-55
bl.25
1.15%
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1.25%
11-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.25
1.20%
20.92
Mutual
9.29
10.18
8.21
9.00
—2.50
25c
12.06
13.75
2.12
2.33
Dreyfus Fund Inc.-——.——1
12.70
13.80
of
point
a
bl.05
19.03
Shares
Trust
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Fund—
Corp—
value
asset
Mutual
32nds of
more
1-54
1
Net
5.41
100.10
99.31
or
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
27/aS March 15, 1957
100.3
100.1
Stock
Growth
beneficial
of
4.91
interest—1
Inc
Units
Growth
1
Diversified Investment Fund—-1
15,
one
Maturity—
Investors Trust—
beneficial
Investors
Fund
Fund
l%s Feb.
Ask
Indebtedness—
12-
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Stock
Bid
of
1-54
43.04
—
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
3-
47.56
Fund
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1.60%
12.57
Diversified
100
35.45
12.44
Delaware
99.24
32.79
1
1
De
1, 1960
interest—•
Massachusetts Life
Income Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc_.
100.2
23.68
Mass
11.83
De Vegh
99.26
21.90
37%
10.82
Inc
1
102.4
1, 1959
2Vis May
2 Vis Feb.
100.4
1
35
Investment,
Western
99.24
99.30
8.90
Massachusetts
14.57
Dividend Income Fund
101.23
26.54
Manhattan
15.25
13.48
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
100.6
101.18
99.16
8.12
18.54
xl4.03
Crown
100
1957
101.10
2%s May 1, 1958
2 Vis Nov: 1,
1958
100.6
100.14
24.55
17.06
1
—1
Ctfs of
5.73
Inc—10c
Bond Fund
1
Inc
Fund
7.30
5.20
lc
shares
6.63
lc
shares
Paper
16.30
7.76
4.46
4.05
shares
Business
9 ,300
15.02
100.2
Is
Stock
Inc
Fund
40.49
—lc
Automobile
Composite Fund Inc
Concord
40.49
•
Funds—
Managed
26.37
24.39
l%s June 1, 1955
2s June
Ask
100.10
2%s May 1, 1956
114 s Oct. 1, 1957-55
100.6
1,
point
a
Bid
100,4
100.5
Certificates
10%
95/a
100^
/
1955
1,
6.54
32.26
11.11
1
1
Investment
&
X5.97
Feb.
8.31
1
29.45
com—100 g^oo
100
3.40
Inc.—.
Bond
7.61
2 Vss
10.95
Priced Com Stks)_l
Knickerbocker
22.18
Composite
10.04
(Low
100
9934
32nds 01
more
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
2%s Feb. 1, 1955
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
10.75
(Speculative Com Stk)__ 1
S-4
28.81
20.52
———
X9.85
S-3
9.85
4.95
Fund
1955.
15, 1955
or
14.58
24.27
14.95
Commonwealth
17,
one
Ask
10.69
29.49
4.52
Colonial
Jan.
1.25s Mar.
20.52
9.79
13.36
Pfd
26.65
1
Securities
18.81
(Income
K-2
S-l
13.83
Preferred
Stocks)—1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income Com Stocks)-—1
3%
—1
Christiana
Priced Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
(Net
Inc—
Fund
Bonds)
11.93
Fund
Ltd
(1954*
35.67
12.45
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust
1
Chemical Fund
—1
Canadian
34.97
1
9.11
5
1
1
General
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1.30s
Inc
22.57
10c
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
Canada
16.13
Mutual
X27.28
Holdings
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America—•
Boston Fund Inc
-1
Blue
Bullock Fund
14.76
Figures after decimal point represent
8.30
Boston—_1
of
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
7.60
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Axe-Houghton Fund S'A" Inc__1
Beneficial
Bid
1
11.83
11.42
10.88
21.11
3.48
11 %
3%
10.98
1
Inc—_.—
Fund
Trust
(The)
Fund
15.08
Development
Atomic
Par
Investment Co of America
1.21
Aberdeen
Blair
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
—
Shares—
1
11.88
17.11
18.36
1
14.77
15.97
10.22
11.17
Due
12.91
1
beneficial interest
Dated
Diversified Trustee Shares—
E
Series
Shares—
Dividend
Eaton
Balanced
!
18.19
Balanced
15.48
16.55
Bond
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
6.00
6.22
5
22.02
:
Industrial
Boston
First
19.45
Fund
Equity Fund Inc
Financial
Inc_l
Fund
23.91
55 %
Preferred
4.16
X6.24
6.82
1
Series
Stock
3.81
1
13.73
15.01
4.83
5.35
11.81
12.94
Natural Resources Fund Inc—lc
10.42
11.33
Natural
Funds Inc—
Resources
Fund
series—
lc
7.76
8.51
New
series—
lc
7.07
7.75
North
2
24.05
stock
5.84
1
Series
Stock Series
Growth
5.34
——1
Series
Speculative
57%
1
Series
7.61
9.01
shares—1
Custodian
Common stock
Stock
6.96
X8.24
Fund—1*
interest
Mutual
Franklin
1
Series
Income
3.23
2.94
10
Corp—
Beneficial
United States
Inc
lc
Fund
Trust
American
3.07
November
20.11
26.36
Series
1955—~—————,
99.995
December
12, 1954
November
99.976
99.982
December 30,
1954
99.962
99.969
January
6,
1955
99.819
99.830
99.944
99.953
January
13,
1955
99.797
99.807
November
18,
November
26, 1954—
December
3.37
Series
1956
3.04
General
Capital Corp
1
71.59
76.98
General
Investors
1
6.42
6.93
Group Securities—
7.95
8.71
lc
16.74
18.32
Pine
Building shares
lc
lc
13.01
14.24
Pioneer
7.72
Common
9.64
10.56
10.04
11.00
Electronics
Price
1955
99.778
99.781
December
9,
1954
99.918
99.923
January
27,
1955
99.754
99.761
December
16,
99.895
99.906
1954
Bank & Trust
6.52
Scudder,
shares—lc
8.53
—lc
9.06
9.93
Industrial Machinery
shares_lc
10.82
11.85
shares—lc
9.47
lc
lc
9.40
bond
Institutional
Bond
Merchandising
Mining
shares
shares
-j
Petroleum shares
Bank of the Manhattan Co
Bank of New York
15.43
Bankers
18.13
Chase
21.66
23.54
22.80
23.26
1
5.46
5.90
1
21.79
23.56
31
32 %
32.17
7.06
lc
8.51
Scudder,
9.86
Common
10.30
,
asset
7.74
Stock
Fund
RR
9.65
10.56
71.50
75.00
Steel
shares
Utility
9.29
10.18
3.71
4.03
lc
7.95
8.71
United
Funds
33.68
United
Funds
Growth Industry Shares Inc
1
1
Haydock
*
32.70
13.20
13.61
21.77
21.77
1
13.56
14.66
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.19
2.39
Television-Electronics
Texas
Fund
Inc
.
Hudson Fund Inc
„
^—1
Investors
13.17
6.78
11.22
12.20
Fund—1
8.27
8.99
l
5.78
6.32
Fund Shares-1
15.77
17.14
—1
7.66
8.37
Ltd
United
Continental Fund
Income
United
96c
1.06
Science
Fund
8.21
Foundation
Fund
1
7.51
Inc__1
5.13
5.61
9.82
10.70
1
16.76
17.10
14.01
Line
Value
Line
Fund
Growth
18.22
19.92
Wall
Fund-lc
17.35
18.95
Washington
Institutional
Inc
Income
lc
Fund
Street Investing Corp
of
lc
5.56
6.06
Fund
lc
1.39
1.53
Aetna
Casualty &
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Surety
Life
Co
Equitable Assur
American
Fidelity
conv
Amer Ins Co
129
.5
40
Amer—5
91
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y.-10
41
52
Lincoln
288
298
5
33%
35%
Maryland
31
32%
$2.10
Casualty_5
preferred
5
31%
32%
(Newark N J)__2%
3014
32 %
National
Casualty
prior
Massachusetts
Merchants
Fire
24
25%
Merchants
&
66%
69V4
National Fire
10
119
lo
69
74
New Amsterdam
5
37
39
New
Camden
Fire Ins Assn (N
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty Co
Crum
&
Forster
J)__5
24%
— —
26
National
New
5
_
_
27%
Meadow
Brook National
54
29%
57
31%
60
11%
12%
94%
99%
National
Public
Nat'l
Federal
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
Franklin
of
Philadelphia
Fund
of
(S
F)
Newark
Life
General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens
Falls
Globe
&
Globe
&
Great
Gulf
Republic
Rutgers Fire
American
Life
Amer
2
25
64%
66%
Northern
II10
62%
__
—12.50
Pacific
Fire
Pacific
70
Indemnity
10
——
3114
85
89
48%
5074
Reinsurance
(N Y)
5
33
34%
Republic
4
72
75
St Paul Fire & Marine
39%
41%
Seaboard
9
66%
68
71
Security
„5
I_5
5
17%
(New
10
American
29%
National Bank
Boatmen's
National
National
Trust
41
20
55
—17
55
Trust_2o
Manufacturers Bank &
Mercantile
20
Bank
Bank—
32
Co
25
5314
25
Mutual Bank & Trust
St Louis
32
Tower
Grove
United
Bank
Bank
Trust
Union
Bank
53
62
&
—20
64%
20
5614
68%
75
iOO
Trust
Trust
&
162
Francisco
of
Amer
T &
N
10%
S A—6.25
38%
3914
Security Issues
Ask
k__
Bonds—(Cont.)
Bid
Northern
Pacific
RR
Northern
States
Pwr
Pacific Power & Light
100 y4
Panhandle
100%
Central
1989
k._
&
not
3yas_1984
2%s
yet
102 y4
the
can
admitted
government bond
of
Stock
the
Exch.
Louisville
&
2003
Gas
103%
103 '/a
101%
102
United
West
3y4s_—1979
Light
of
Col
Calif
Penn
102 V4
10414
3s—1979
100%
10014
1974
105 ya
4y4s
Imprvmt
3y4s_1979
1984
3s
Power
tabulation.
98%
3yaS—1984
10114
99
102 y4
States Tel & Tel—
3s
Dallas Power & Lgt 4%
El Paso
4.16%
1989
100%
100%
Tenn
pfd—•
5.65%
108%
ic9y2
100%
10174
100
100
105%
107
103 V4
104%
Gas Transmission—
10014
100%
5.85%
preferred
101%
102 y4
5.12%
preferred
42
45
—10
41%
43%
53
FOOTNOTES
FOR
65%
1,390
•
No
par
76%
78%
bBid
3
44 y2
47%
k Admitted
—2
26%
27%
yield
Stock
t New
price.
to
listing
Exchange.
x
on
the
New
:
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
100
100
1989
62%
102%
preferred
New Jersey Bell Tel 3s
50
105 74
10074
pfd_100
Light—
Power
Niagara Mohawk Pow 3VeS-1984
1,350
100 y8
&
Nat Gas
Louisiana
61
-100
102
Stocks—
I
47%
—10
104 %
101%
103 7/8
Edison
Gas
Gas
104
3yaS_1984
3i/8s—1989
Bell Telep
Tennessee
Nashville—
Edison
3y2s_1984
York
New
series
102 %
Eastern Pipe Lme—
Public Serv Co
Southern
sec¬
10514
101%
1974
Southern
be found in
105%
3%s
Peoples
10114
1959
trading, quotations for
68 %
314s
3%s
Elec
Bank
this issue
107
RR
Mich
Although
to
3Vss
Ask
1984
3Vas_1984
4s
103 y4
10%
12%
1984
45%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co -10
Westchester Fire
51
Louis
58
Springfield Fire & Marine——10
165
88%
49
100%
Mountain
Travelers
160
85%
100
30%
Standard
U S
Trust —25
&
103
28%
2
18%
U S Fire
Bank
1984
10
,
46
26%
Nat'l
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 61 Tr —20
1984
Metropolitan
36%
41%
5774
1984
87 Vz
34%
->
5574
Power
84%
43
25%
Mellon
—10
Haven)— _
Accident
102
3%s
3%s
27%
6.25
Surety Co
Bank_12.50
Nat'l
Florida
80
10
(Texas)
42
Dayton Power & Lgt 3s
25%
Providence-Washington
64%
5
1874
303
Southern Elec—
10
62%
40
Pittsburgh
San
&
7614
_
10
10
17
293
10
Columbus
5
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
2.50
-25
Bank
National
8V4
153
Bid
—10
Co
29%
Corp
50'4
7%
10
Tel
32 %
59%
4814
143
100
Trust
&
43
27%
*
54%
134%
Trust_17y2
Tel
10
Fire-
25%
39%
&
527a
130 %
Recent
International
30 %
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
20
Bonds—
Indiana
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Fire
44
315
Bank
States
Illinois
2.50
4
54
Los Angeles
St.
41
Trade Bank & Trust Co
45
—3.33 %
10
34
305
National
50
River
Fire
52
...
73V4
25
Bank
National
43
Northeastern
North
175
31
7174
20
Trust
41
80%
349
165
100
City Bank-
York
48
77%
339
First
First
5
_
10
10
7514
Bank
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
tion
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
10
_20
38
10
Inc
40
Manufacturers Trust Co
2
Fire.
Hampshire
36%
51
■
4
__
Casualty-
10
Detroit
National Bank of Detroit.
36
2674
10
93
10
Manufacturers
Union
York
10
Assurance- —5
Automobile
-
1
common.
Bonding
25
Banket* & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
10
__
preferred
American Re-insurance
American Surety
5
Life
33
Jersey City
45
50
of North
73
31
Bank
42
Home
Co
70
—10
National
79%
Steamboiler
Insurance
44
Albany, N. Y.
34%
133
430
40
Bank—
State Bank of Albany
75%
43
265
Connecticut
Ask
32%
10
418
33
5.13
6314
.—20
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
4.74
10
6174
4074
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
—1
Bid
59
73%
Rye
Par
251
Commerce- —10
& Trust Co
RochelleNational
Sterling
Hartford
of
3614
50
Hartford
97 y2
23.72
«...
Bank
34%
„16
25
94 %
25.17
Ask
Co__
44
71 Va
21.94
4
Automobile
&
61
10
American
$1.25
168
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
10
Union
Trust
City Bank
41
7114
23.09
Co
460
20
23
Bank
20
1
Investment
445
100
Bank—
10
155
20
1
Insurance Companies
Bid
34%
10
—1
Inc
455
145
Franklin Square N Y
Wellington FuncL:
Fund
301
440
32
Trust
&
9314
294
10
Bank
9074
100
_
16
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(The) Bank
United
Par
Y)
Trust
Franklin
13.06
Wisconsin
National
N
Trust- 3376
Savings Bk_ -100
_10
National
New
New
Mutual
Investors
Inc
Plans
&
Bank—
&
National
Cleveland
Co
County Trust Co
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
Institutional
Trust
Trust
Cleveland
to Chem
name
Bank
Bank
National
Security-First
Inc—
Accumulated
Value
—lc
Institutional
Insurance
6.20
1
Canada
United
.
10.32
1
Inc
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Institutional Bank Fund
Income
United
9.47
Fund—1
26.48
14.24
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Fund
26.43
Fund—-I
Farnham
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Incorporated
Investors
lc
shares
shares
chged
Exch
National
Central
of the City of N Y
100
First Westchester Natl Bank
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Tobacco
Northern Trust Co
33.78
Sovereign
&
50
31.25
Shareholders Ti)ust of Boston—1
3.28
Stein Roe
47
First
4.89
9.93
Harris
Fiduciary
9.33
9.06
47
18.00
2.93
shares
45%
17.11
4.45
stock
10
15.83
lc
lc
Railroad
Ask
71%
Illinois
First
18.00
lc
—
Co and
Continental
55%
5014
—2%
shares
Bond
429
4814
merged with Chem Bk & Tr
Federation
(net
Shares
Equipment shares
Railroad
Bid
68%
5314
—1
Amer
Par
City Nat'l Bank and Trust_.-25
15
Empire Trust
Clark—
value)
Selected
44
10
Bank
State Bk & Tr__25
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co
(White
(Net asset value)—*
&
V\
32.17
Inc„ 1
of Canada
Stevens
417
Trust
National
Commercial
Stock
——
Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc
42
Chemical Corn Exch Bank
1
10
100
37
Corn
9.35
shares
Fully administered
Companies
Ask
Chicago
17.82
Fund
Scudder Fund
Bid
York
27%
6.98
5.94
New
14.17
Growth
Inc
(Geo)
6.36
lc
8.95
32
——
Fund
lc
shares
—
—•
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
Inc
Putnam
shares
General
(T
Fund
Puritan
Electrical
&
Equipment
Food
Fund—
shares-.
(The)
Fund
99.869
20,
—1
Inc_
Fund
99.857
January
—2.50
Fund
Street
1954
99.889
99.942
26
—5
.—5
Trading
Philadelphia
8.46
lc
Stock Fund-lc
Capital Growth
Chemical
&
Petroleum
shares—-——lc
Aviation shares
Automobile
99.877
99.933
Par
8.45
Pacific Amer Investors com„10c
preferred
1954
1954
23.34
$1.50
23,
2,
7.14
3.10
21.36
Trust
Ask
99.993
21.74
1
Inc
Inc—„———„——1
Futures
Bid
1954
4,
Shares-
Gas Industries Fund Inc
Fundamental Investors
Dollar Value
Ask
3.37
1
—
England
Bid
Canada
of
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
1
Series
Preferred
Formula Fund of Boston—
Founders
Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Fund
Stock
Securities—
Fund
Balanced
National
Howard—
&
Wide
Nation
issued,
Ex-rights.
Volume 180
Number 5373
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1809)
•*
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
5'*
'
■*
'
Bank
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with a year ago.
an
Pre¬
Distrlct-
11.2% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
$20,282,614,950 against $18,241,821,748 for the
week in 1953.
same
Jersey—Trenton
for
the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
6,259,786
+
2,824,242
+
3.0
6,992,746
(li cities)
901,796,014
+
4.0
1,113,000,000
1,084,000,000
+
2.7
660,178,183
611,517,557
+
8.0
«.
351,451,889
340,223,587
+
8t.
Louis
San
;
334,000,000
Francisco.
1,413,004
1,672,041
1,746,173
+
4.4
4,458,662
4,103,420
+
3.9
1,213,000,000
3,12y,5b7
1,148,000,000
4.5
4.8
6,100,420
5,813,323
2,655,501
1,302,572.
—
3,061.30.*
5,546,246
6.7
12,529,776
10,676,303
0.1
7,»63,444
7,479,18/
3.7
1,260,083,448
1,192,205,636
25.9
7,314,010
6.5
248,503,239
1.4
501,844,013
8.3
8,052,768
2,912,639
5,426,620
45,512,800
7,763,2"9
221,660,004
450,288,142"
35,828,400
5,528,530
—13.2
12,807,234
+
—
/; 1,230,517,860
+
8,421,283
360,200,000
540,066,000
277,966,787
528,541,972
49,361,800
45,565,100
11,941,970
11,606,271
2.9
10,560,291
10,251,660
3.0
10,003,147
7,673,26t>
387,412,260
377,981,865
2.5
410,847,635
364,683,936
1,248,629,588
1,263,283,909
1,231,026,899
1,093,445,539
Mansfield
H_~
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
7.3
—
•513,153,086
.
11,370,254
259,856,752
3.3
Kansas City.
,
.
1,894,026
+
521,075,232
Cleveland
Columbus
„
Philadelphia
1,392,802
—25.7
11,938,767
1,275,821,093
Cincinnati
+ 17.5
$9,006,377,368
937,926,696
Boston
0.9
—19.6
3,300,262
13,659,928
11,934,002
"*"
..
Oblo—Canton
%
1953
$10,585,626,770
Chicago
a
Fourth Federal Reserve Disfrict-Cleveland—
1954
York
"
~
Total
Week Ended Oct. 30—
1,175,000,000
6,559,813
~
Delaware—Wilmington
New
summary
4,621,529
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
Our comparative
1,715,817
I 2,341,017
1,221,000,000
3,151,535
I"
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 17.5%.
a
1,656,438
1,380,008
4,823,842
Scranton
there is
1951
$
.
Philadelphia
Reading
at
1952
or
1,740,023
"""""""""
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Our preliminary total stands
Inc.
Dec. %
2,907,623
~~
Chester
$
1,671,573
Bethlehem
Saturday, Oct. 30 clearings for all
1953
$
-Philadelphia—
Pennsy 1 vanla—Alt oona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Third Federal Reserve
,
Week Ended Oct. 23
19541
-
49
(7 cities)
-
—,
1.2
7,002,055
<
5.2
+
"
Pittsburgh.
•:
•
407,154,477
Cleveland-.
470,992,729
484,264,791
Baltimore
:
v
•
366,562,139
283,805,340
293,433,913
—10.0
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
2.7
—
West
3.3
—
Virginia—Huntington
3,869,026'
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
cities, five days
$15,643,609,746 $14,002,120,793
Other cities, five days
a
3,815,837,670
+ 11.7
3,533,084,136
South
District of
Total all
All
cities,
cities, five days
Complete and exact
in
ends
+ 11.0
706,616,825
+11.2
details for
We
the
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above
by the foregoing will
them
today, inasmuch
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
,
we
able
are
Oct. 23.
to
For that week there
was
week in 1953.
same
at
this center
increase of
an
New
York
Reserve
District
trict of 3.7%,
16.6%.
We
of 4.1%
from this
an
increase of
Total
furnish
a
summary
SUMMARY
a
1st
record
12 cities
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
York
a
5th
decrease of
St.
9th
OF
BANK
10th
11th
San
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
828,298,638
795,398,012
1952
1
4.1
+
756.167,846
4,302,668
4,522,861
136,950,617
110,508,71 +
162,437,486
143,937,930
11,057,193
} 573,627
9,489,355608,119
+ 20.7
182,615,016
-+•16.5
8,676,542
5.7
4R2,:€5
,611,148
168,312,636
—
7.9
8,677/52
1,010,782,139
879,754;294,
■
Chicago—
2,657.661
1,744,240
16,200,3(53
6,920,232
14,020,865
7,234,617
9,575,837
8,927,133
9,816,903
3,729,540
•.
4,390,389
107,349,649
106,110,785
5,813,409
Illinois—Bloomington
1,555,242
986,470,187
_
4,757,634
+
7.3
7,060,898
+
7.5
50,859,0 JO
61,573,000
5.9
10,382.162
9,298,530
3,083,938
84,278,366
—
—15.1
6,278,210
12,750,225
7,085.661
3,222,238
1.2
96.793,477
■".+
+ 21.4
4,884,579
4,979,936
+
4.7
35,502,751
+
962,150,546
4,923,041-
PooHa
11,902,333
7,892,534
15,095,056
1,419,215
Chicago
1383,675
12,106,256
4.3
34,508,066
15,144,157
1,834,652
15.5
4,787,324
36,123,314
_
City
+ 52.4
+
—
72,672,000
9,238,973
Haute
Sioux
0.3
17,029,445
32,818,343
16,494, <T 2
8.7
1,485,063
1,647,583
2.5
924,732,843
875,620,6 '8
—21.5
6 010,333
5,763,330
12,960,517
—
+
9.7
12 971,543
7,895,039
6,802,070
+ 16.1
8,221,630
6,476,877
5,290,942
5,160,359
+
2.5
4,482,613
4,330,697
1,309,622,474
1,275,379,414
+
2.7
1,205,471,992
1,144,560,150
Rockford
Springfield
(17 cities)
14,125,609
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
10,129,333,206
1,275,821,093
1,230,517,860
+
3.7
1,260,083,448
1,248,629,583
1,263,283,909
—
1.2
1,231,026,899
393,900,000
1,093,445,539
383.600.000
2.7
374,600,000
157,060,362
150,628,970
4.3
159,406,036
338,000,000
162,866,836
175,318,404
2,600,756
160.591.001
9.2
164,205,08 7
154,933,573
2,634,071
1.3
2,549,021
728,879,522
697,454,042
+
4.5
700,760,144
8,340,885
8,298,464
+
0.5
404,220,349
144,855,757
-
383,900,998
+
5.3
363,296,705
7,624,554
359,291,94*
143,616,121
+
0.9
128,933,226
1
1,192,205,646
"
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
8,436,061,742
"
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
685,036,116
+16.3
587,569,838
M
684,878,295
649,583,293
+
5.4
659,440,207
"
1,129,284,609
1,046,303,753
+
7.9
1,010,782,139
1,309,622,474
1,275,379,414
+
2.7
1,205,471,992
1,144,560,150
4
"
728,879,522
697,454,042
+
4.5
700,760,144
Total
879,754,294
"
658,726,500
.
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
'
-
Minneapolis
Paul
St.
"
597,074,260
570,923,492
+
4.6
534,924 669
520,109,524
"
615,922,143
602,080,225
+
2.3
642,465,537
616,945,345
South
502,784,068
485,488,267
+
3.6
477,327,115
408,721,571
Montana—Billings
+
8.2
1,094,681,667
1,013,491,423
6
"
10
"
1,135,218,086
1,049,188,764
20,892,819,861
18,983,800,827
+10.1
19,702,464,869
10,025,141,942
+
4.2
9,903,871,478
658,726,530
7,754.238
ID,460,■*
10,850,040
-
+ 15.8
8,945,838
4,647,245
+
13.1
4,516,457
4,962,130
7,070,544
Dakota—Aberdeen
9,373,366
5,256,904
Dakota—Fargo
Helena
17,236,627,688
10,448,876,897
North
2,866,091
-
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
9
City
.
cities)
7
.
+ 14.5
+ 20.4
+
Arbor
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
$
17
Francisco
7,059,064=
5,554,676
145,977,791
78,116,000
Terre
1951
$
9,318,199,796
Dallas
12th
1953
10,836,407,085
Minneapolis
Kansas
7,851,801
21,491,!!%i-
CLEARINGS
6
Louis
+ 12.6
1,046,303,753
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Total
10
Chicago
8th
6,936,667
1,129,284,609
Bend
by Federal Reserve Districts:
"
Richmond
7th
319,400,000
22,423,055
182,011,779
Wayne
South
improvement of 2.7%,
an
7
;
95,232,535r
359,400,000
0.5
Indianapolis
1.2%, but in
11
Atlanta
106,067,693
1.7
+
Rapids
Lansing
gain of
11
Cleveland
6th
7.2
197,519,065
Grand
improvement of 2.3%, in the
an
$
Boston
3.3
198,479,614
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
5.4%, and in the Atlanta Re¬
1954
Week Ended Oct. 23—
+
+
196,131,669
(10 cities)
Michigan —Ann
4.5%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.6%.
City Reserve District the totals
we
26,077,334
+
.
Decatur
following
587,569,838
6,359,928
Louisiana—New Orleans
Dallas Reserve District of
3.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.2%.
In the
659,440,207
108,303,260
Alabama—Birmingham
note that in
we
the totals register
The Chicago Reserve District shows
the St. Louis Reserve District of
In the Kansas
5.4
175,808,370
Mississippi—Vicksburg
and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
In the Cleveland Reserve District there is
District of 7.9%.
+
383,400,000
Macon
the cities according to the
group
(including this city)
the Richmond Reserve District there is
serve
92,149,455.
649,583,293
4,737,19-.
271,852,274k
7,810,133
Indiana—Fort
16.3%, in the Boston Reserve District
98,526,099
$20,892,819,861 against $18,983,800,827 in the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and
the
297,893,733
26,938,256
Florida—Jacksonville
t
Outside of this city there was a gain of 4.2%, the bank clearings
showing
1.8
+ 18.4
116,125,819
Augusta
increase of 10.1%, the aggregate of clearings for
an
+
100,885,790
390,000,000
-
Nashville
give final and complete results of the previous week—week ended
the whole country
having amounted to
+ 11.4
5,243,631
312,067,369
684,878,295
cities)..
Georgia—Atlanta
present further below,
we
14,926,00
200,647,186
5,843,819
Mobile
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
.
appear
the week
as
17,624,000
237,032,005
5,lo3,66J
Sixth Federal Reserve Oistrict—Atlanta-
not available at time of going to press.
are
(6
3,257,726
1.0
4.9
119,416,089
Tennessee—Knoxville
covered
week
cannot
Total
3,180,707
+
210,239,414
317,542,116
Columbia—Washington
+ 15.1
$20,282,614,950 $18,241,821,748
week
issue of next week.
our
$17,535,204,923
823,167,534
Total all cities for
•
$15,459,447,416
day
one
I
9.7
+
+
17,620,000..
220,423,245
I
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
oo o
+
3,527,039
17,790,000
-Richmond
6,041,569
+ 17.0
6,258,539
6,565,470
9,580,544
16,479,781
15,045,729
+
9.5
15,219,656
16,624,826
597,074,260
570,923,492
+
4.6
534,924,669
520,109,524
9,111,105,462
-
Total
,_H0 cities
Outside
New
York
City
Total
(7 cities)
,
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
now
add
our
detailed
statement
week ended October 23 for four
showing the figures for each city for the
-
years:
_
1954
.
1953
$
Inc.
_—_
Portland
T
,
—iis
;—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
<
1951
%
«
„—I
Bedford
1
669,716.678
2,291,051
+20.5
+
2,021,850
5,026,532
'
4.3
I
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
633,324,135
584,136,396
3,505,396
+17.7
2,647,804
1,338,431
+
9.6
1,275,397
3,671,965
0.1
12,077,009
+17.7
+.
3.2
9,283,461
31,999,714
+
1.8
19,465,842
17,000,324
+14.5
16,803,622
36,367,700.- 4.3
34,540,600
1,587,214
,
12,610,481
9,770,150
-
2,506,709
14,212,106
487,753
2,230,593
828,298,638
795,398,012
'
Cities)
City
Joseph
*;
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
^
715.386
867,242'
+ 29.0
836,390
527,081
14.5
8,684,727
7,927,6 3
2.1
186,077,003
180,947,043
—
31.2
9,927,325
7,912,799
+
41.8
20,039,163
+ "2.2
397,000,472
18,407,481
381,952,535
13,296 348
—10.6
13,410,849
12,674,387
3,623 571
389,201,489
11,884,507
5,450,832
+
380,898 ,207
.
-
+ 50.4
2,860,964
3,044,624
2,913,258
3,375, 845
<ai
—
7,732 821
18,946 109
+ 29.4
+
2,654,464
2,527,404
34,788,600
New Haven
164,907, 286
10.142,851
26,872,-378
4,028,672
32,573,529
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
5,415.371
2.5
10,084,781
Rhode Island—Providence
New
6,528,086
+
3,666,803
.
Worcester
;
2,304,631
4,124,671
Springfield
161,512,889
-
Wichita
St.
2,362,388
698,537,150
;
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
1,466,929
River
Lowell
\ New
:
—
Omaha
1052
or
Dec. %
Firs! Federal Reserve Wsirict—Boston—
Maine—Bangof
,
578, 193
7,904 635
xxaouuigs
Lincoln
$
-
817, 210
745,758
9,053,895
•
Week Ended Qct. 23
dearlng* at—
1,057,544
—
Nebraska—Fremont
—78.1
+
4.1
-
2,301,908
10,830,583
7,725,438
,
"""
34,071,113
27,551,346
13,150,335
----
cities)
(9
*
602,080,225
615,922,143
' +,
2.3
642,465,537
"
616,945,34a
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
8,097,671
Fort
Galveston
Wichita
5.9
6,987,630
6,665,9C9
418,958,072
+
2.7
411,838,691
345,641,0^2
35,446,579
Worth
7,644,663
430.233,727
-
Dallas
32,945,719
+
7.6
31,794,796
34,762,320
5,613,000
6,572,000
7,744,000
Falls
6,214,018
6,616,561
15,048,073
12,751,252
502,784,068
Louisiana—Shreveport
485,488,267
+
+ 17.8
7,829,000
6.0
5,874.710
6.043,670
+ 18.0
13,002,288
9,995,650
477,327,115
408,721,571
—
27,701,000
1,786,941
1,470,970
756,167,846
.
Total
Total
(6 cities)
+
3.6T
685,036,116
Tweltth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkFew
York—Albany
21,735,882
3,672,011
3,340,949
129,813,983
2.7
118,606,147
105,673,883
2,294,741
+36.5
2,401,832
2,202,476
San
San
Jose
2,515,008
4.4
2 273,737
2,200,557
8,958,658,885
+16.6
9,798,593,391
8,125,522,226
30,818,058
+11.6
26.263,017
19,617,632
2.1
17.806,517
24,332,607
♦21,500,000
+13.2
19,537,134
57,203,482
+18.2
52,840,757
73,128,578
+21.5
70,820,430
9,318,199,796
+16.3
10,129,333,206
88,880,043.+
L.
10,83^,407;<>fc5
Lake
California—Long
City
Beach
I
90,073,337
—
0.9
176,408,676
159,762,267
2.1
5,092,576
4,616,915
+-10.1
181,119,112
174,646,723
7.0
88,451.813
71,745,738
—
+
6.1
18,119,810
14,587,711
20,263,955
+
14,718,627
12,853,375
+ 14.5
14,266 275
9,434,838
594,733,259
534,305,597
18.568,431
+
11.3
574,062,475
+
2.0
18,r70,254
545,400,449
15,758.355
5,519,686
11,119,024
+
4.9
4,693,371
4,556,759
+
7.3
13,486,305
12,9dl,668
+
21,508,472
Pasadena
*
22,415,032
+
19,196,6^1
Northern New Jersey
Utah—Salt
163,827,513
36,344,861
Oregon—Portland
6,154,779
180,418,167
Francisco
—
i67i621.3a0
Jersey—Newark
Total (11 Cities)
+13.1
34,380,562
Connecticut—Stamford
-
3,692,997
10,443,942,964
York
Syracuse
i'
33,247,523
2,626,201
Rochester
Few
16.518,233
3,133,494
Elmlra
186,503,067
6,022,922
+14.7
126,379,430
Buffalo
Jamestown
184,810,679
Yakima
18,956,432
4,177,911
Blnghamton
New
Washington—Seattle
—
15,940+40
i
Santa Barbara
5,788,197
^
Stockton
Total
11,931,980
(10
cities)
1,135,218,086
1,049,188,764
8.2
1,094,681,667
1,013.491,423
20,892,819,861
18,983,800,827
+10.1
19,702,464,869
17,236.627,688
10,448,876,897
10,025,141,942
+
4.2
9,903,871,478
9,111,105,462
18,181,136
Grand
46,431,428
:
18,940,922
60,906,032
Outside
8,436,061,742
♦ a)
total
(110)
cities)
New York City
Clearings operations discontinued.
»Estimated.
Financial Chronicle r#?-Monday,--November l;;l£5i
The Commercial and
,
<1610)
'SO
Company and Issue—
*
Foreign Exchange Rales
Midi-RR.
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
for the week just passed.
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
22,
OCTOBER
Monday
PTiday
Oct. 22
*
Argentina
,
Oct. 26
.200000*
Preferential
.133333*
—
pound
Austria, schilling
.209350
Ceylon,
rupee
Finland,
markka
(Metropolitan),
France
India, Dominion of
Ireland, pound
rupee
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
; .193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
:
..
.
2.786425
2.796875
2.796875
;.
Products
2.796992
tn 6b
Marine
Fruit
Co.,
(In thousands of dollars)
Decrease (—) since
—
1,999
notes
fund for F. R.
Redemption
Total
843,937
146
cash
and
Industrial
—
advances—
loans
9,952
172,048
17,820
——_
,
182,000
+
2,145
160,448
329,448
305,213
reserves
of other Banks
notes
Discounts
21,069,039
797
certificate
gold
F. R.
Other
14,684
2,154
53,877
55
1,864
Borrowings decreased $86 million and loans to banks
$108 million at all reporting member banks.
A summary of assets and
13,029,021
-
_
1954.
573,600
-
24,381,362
bought outright
—
repurchase agree't
Total
—
75,000
—
adjustedt—.
Commercial, industrial,
966,312
Total U.
24,381,362
Govt, securities—
S.
75,000
—
966,312
•
Total
and
loans
Uncollected
items
cash
Bank
22
3,776,253
_
54,215
165,982
premises
Other
24,687,372
securities—
banks.
foreign
from
assets
—100,227
purchasing
—1,022,053
93
—
-f"
6,941
+
+
—
Other
U.
45,170
S.
50,242,779
assets—
-538,580*
—
Federal
25,613,678
notes
Reserve
52,827
—
—
393,921
S.
U.
18.888,249
588,197
bank—reserve accounts
account
Treas.—general
Foreign
443,044
Other
372,917
—149,148
13,157
—
9,177
+
—
1,357
—
—
—
+
446,143
55,369
Cash
Total
20,292,367
3,166,853
20,384
deposits
-Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities & accrued divs.
^
—154,485
—338,972
1,907*
+
+
—
1.765
Total
49,093,282
Liabilities
—
868,951
71
_!
(Section 13b)
capital accounts
Surplus
Other
-
\
—
220,070
Total liabilities & capital
Ratio
276,871
625,013
27,543
——
50,242,779
accts.
+
14,169
+
192
40,337
1,526
—
9,829
65
—
1,345
.2%
12,910
+
loan
+
77
+ 5,815
+
406
93
deposits except U. S. Government
Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Time
U.
Common
4%
'
—3,075
16
.. +2,024
+
7 ...'..;+ 6,460
—
14
'+1,008
—
108
, —: 113
+y 322
—
348
—
85
—
7
—
29
+
136
—
45
"
2,098
—
—
1,357
681
of
to
loans
4
+
86
—
of valuation
20
(quar.)—
Peter
Co.
Mig.
Phoenix
Below will be found
a
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
,/ended Oct. 20: An increase of $798 million in demand
deposits adjusted, and decreases of $446 million in United
States Government deposits and $256 million in demand
Gfass
in
creased
industrial,
seven
resulting in
loans de¬
districts and increased in the others,
and
agricultural
net decrease of $62 million at all reporting
a
member banks; the
principal changes were decreases of
$38 million in Chicago and $20 million in the Cleveland
District
Changes according to industry appear in an¬
other press release.
Real estate loans increased $31
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $63 million each
in New York City and in the San Francisco District and
$52 million in Chicago, but they decreased by smaller
in
amounts
crease
of
Holdings
creased
.
seven
$93
of
$45
other
million
Treasury
at
districts; there
was
a
net
in-
all
reporting member banks.
certificates of indebtedness de¬
Johnstown
Fonda,
First
&
4%
mortgage
St.
First
preferred
George
Gloversville
Co.,
Steel
bonds,
B
due
due
Page
Gas
Company
Issue—
and
American Bosch
American
Brown
Viscose
Co.,
$3
Quarteny
Corp.,
second
5%
f. debs, due
s.
1
1537
Page
preferred
preference
1
1312
1
Nov
1
Nov 20
1429
1970 Nov
f. debs, due 1964_Nov
s.
stock.j.
stock
Common
A, due
1982__Nov
1
11-
8
5%
12-10
12-
I
12-
11-19
Dodge
mortgagee bonds, series B, due 1965——Dec
Manufacturing Corp.—
1
*
.
15-year
4%
s.
f.
1650
1207
Co.,
Florida Power <fe Light Co.,
General Shoe Corp.,
Hanna.iM.
A.)
Co.,
1962
20-yr. 3%. debs, due
3Vz%
cumulative pref. stock, series C
$4.25 preferred stock
1st
adjusted increased
$278
million
in
mortgage
Mathieson
3%%
(quar.)
.(quar.i
Chemioal
Corp., 4V2%
and iWo
of
Co.
debs—
—Dec
^.Nov
1
1
5
11-15
11-
5
12--0
11-12
12-
11-15
1
10-
10-25
8
Stores
8
.lit.
5
+R. L)
1208
Copper
12--0
11-12
12-
1
11-15
37
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-2J
7y2c
11-15
10-29
22 ,2c
11-15
li.-
12-
11-15.
4.C
12.--1-
11-10*
11-15
1335
.
■.
$1.50
C
1
5
'
■:
56c
12-10
S1.12j/2
11-15
10-29
83c
11--?
-10-29
11-15
11-
1.
Bearings,
1st preferred
com.
&
Co.
Myers,
11-
5
12-
1
11-
5!
1-2 55
12-10
5JC
12-15
11-26
11-15
11-
59c
12-19
11-18
1
11-10
Id %
1-3-55
12-
12 Vic
1-3-5
12-
25c
(quar.)
:
.
11-15
10
12-15
11-19
40c
Inc._^
25c
1-3-55
2.
1-3-jJ
2
30
9
12-
' $1.12Va
(quar. I
12-
SI 50
$1
—
9
*
12-
11-10
1
12-15
1-5-55
11-16
10c
quar.)
12-
COs
(quar.)
12-10
11-11.
12-
11-11
$1.12
tquar.t.
Inc.—
participating
-
Inc.—
common
(increased
12-
'
1
10c
A
(quar.)
Co.,
1*
1
—
Brass,
preferred
&
(quar.)_
^
class
Co.,
12-
12-
5c
dividend)
(stock
12-15
$1.25
—
y^
—
50s
50o
S1.50
syso
preferred
7
1
»
!
Year-end
1652
vie
17C
—_—
Mfg.
4Vi'lc.
5
11-12
50c
(year-end)
Drug
Robbins
5r
11-
1
$1 25
(quar.)
Inc
Rand, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Common
1433
12-
11-
1
12-20
4„c
—
—,—
Remington
Rheem
12-
$1.25
.1
(quar.)
Arms
Common
*3
11-1J
11-
12-1
$1.37 y2
— .
(quar.)
participating
Rexall
12-17
11-22
2%
$1
Reading Tube Corp.",
Semi-annual. 4
1432
1432
12-17
2LC
(quar.)
(quar.)—
CEraphite.
Owl
8
8
11-19
,
,
A
Reading Company—
4% non-cumulative
Red
1112-
10%
common
preferred
50c
11-24
12-24
Hampshire—
New
iquar.)
Co^
Common
bonds, series A, due 1977
11-
45c
-
,
1
1
1
Oct 30
Dec
1
11-15
10c
Extra
Revere
1
Nov
1961 Nov
first mortgage bonds__Dec
debentures due
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Oil
$4.50
general
1
15c
15c
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Dayton Union Railway Co.—
3y4%
1-25
6
(quar.)—
-——,—
Remington
ser.
1-25
12-
20c
——
—
Corp.
preferred
5%
1206
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
1st collat. trust mtge. bonds,
2-15-55
37 y2c
——
preferred
(quar.)_„
—
3.35%
preierred (quar.)„——„——Public Service Co. of'^few Mexicc—'
1535
Date
3%%
3%%
1-25
33c
dividenu)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
Rapdall
-
Arma Corp.,
2-15-55
iy2%
(quar.)
America
of
Co.
Potash
1321
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.
1
12-10
75c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_——
—
Coke Co. (quar.)——
&
Steel
Portsmouth
1534
—Oct 26
1991
1
11-
11-20
1-3-55
5C
tstock
Inc., common
preferred
6%
Portland
Pure
1955-1960—.Nov
8
11-
10c
common
<quar.)_
Pope & Talbot,
5%
bonds
1 "
11-
———
a
A
class
Public Service
RR.—
series A,
ll-
11-20
32y2c 2-15-55
(quar.;
—
(stock dividend)-.
com.
dividend
Co.,
Class
Corp.,—
41/4%-4'/2%
mortgage
11-19
11-15
-—
Co.,
Electric
common
Helicopter Corp.
&
Poor
location in
in which
Date
Oct 25
Oct 29
.
11-19
1
tOw
4.50%
stock
1
12-
25c
(increased)
preferred
(quar.)
—_—
preferred (quar.)—!——i——
Plymouth Oil Co.
(quar.)———
"Chronicle."
stock
12-15
12-
2c
5%
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—
million.
Demand deposits
Co.,
common
1-2-55
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
tmontnly)
preference
Stock
Issue—
and
Service
Brothers,
4%%
million.
•
Company
American
8
11-30
12-15
45c
———-
5y2%
NOTICE OF TENDER
Butler
II-15
5c
Pittsburgh
(except where indicated)
current volume
11-15.
III-
11-15
1C
Monthly
list of corporate bonds, notes,
the details were given in the
Hotel
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial,
the
1
5c
*
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
12-
11-15
'
Condition Statement of Member Banks
11-15
1
7'/2C
$1.25
—!
(quar.)—
iuo.
Paul,
Pheoll
re¬
11-15
12-
$1
•
(quar.)_.—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.
93
140
10-30
1
'
dividend)__
(stock
preferred
7%
1
12-
$1.25
: 35c
& Gear Co.—
Machine
Common
.
and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
figures revised.
.a—.a—^^r!-
preferred (quar.)
—
RR. Co. (resumed)..
Perkins
;
.
11-
12-10
$3
:y
37VaC
90c
$1.10
Ltu.,
preferred
Piasecki
•
11-10
——;
ray..*
Services,
Launury
Philadelphia
.
11-10
12-
62'/2c
v—
(reduced)————
$1.52
657
+
11-15
1
1
com.:
7% prior participating preferred (quar.(_
Peninsular Telephone Co., common (quar.).
$1 preferred (quar.)
—
:
+2,275
+ 1,631
256
1
12-
;
(quar.)
—'
Inc., 35c partic. pfd. (quar.)
i.*u,c«winni
Peerless
+ 1,502
798
16
446
+
—
banks and after deduction
individual loan items are shown gross.
13 figures revised (San Francisco District).
•(Exclusive
serves;
"
11,494
banks
banks
Foreign
+
+
Holder«
When
12-
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Drugs,
PaccroOii
preferred
♦October
(quar.)
preterreu
Paikview
Notices
—
1656
Payable of Rec,
5%
(quar.)———- —
Pipe Line Co.—
preferred
$5
—
4,365
S.
corres¬
commitments
1656
15
Eastern
Purkersuurg-Aetna
,
55,470
21,346
deposits adjusted
Contingent liability on acceptances
Industrial
15
Nov
$1.12'/a
(quar..)——
preferred
$5
$1.30
"
foreign
—
Mills
Panhandle
1.3%
+
Nov
$1.12J/2
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper
Pacific
530
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
+
45.9%
combined
for
;245
$1
gold
purchased
pondents
—
<
»
853,817
certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note liab.
of
1477
1582
—
preferred<quar.)_„__!—.— —.
$4.40
39,372
5,605
—538,580*
1542
27
Nov
,
(quar.)
common
Pennsylvania
*Oct.
+
+
+
Borrowings
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
6urplus (Section
banks
domestic
17 r ;
31
Co.,
Power
preferred
Oxford
+
737
13,924
947
2,786
Federal Reserve Banks
with
Domestic
-544,377*
143?
1211
Nov
Share
;
of Company
Tail
Otter
Liabilities—
7,245
48,968
.Oct
due 1983
preferred A
4 V2 %
27,966
522,233
1438
1641
8'
Nov
cumul. pfd. stock..!.—
trust bonds due 1966— Oct 30
Nov
1
cumul. conv. pfd. stock—-
(qu&r,)——„———_
Orange County Telephone, 6% pfd. (quar.).
•
952
+
+
8,563
vault..—
in
Balances
45
—
12
39
—
to banks
Demand
—
—.
securities
Reserves with
Member
...—
bonds—.—..
S.
Loans
Deposits:
1539
'
.
Omar,
$3.60
2,628
2,402
8,649 .:
23,724
certificates of indebtedness
Other
—1,979
37,403
bills
notes
U,
Liabilities—
62 '
, 973
6,955
Government securities—total—
Treasury
853.817
—
7,898
Treasury
Total
—
yy'.'Ifyy!'v
loans..
Treasury
72
' V
2,412
carry-
or
————ing securities
estate loans.,.,.,—„
58~968
4,179
16
29
r.
Okqnite Co. (stock dividend)
Inc., 4V2% preferred (quar.)—
+6,453
370
47
—
.
securities.
carrying
or
for
dealers
and
Real
—463,030*
Nov
1972————.: .Oct
;
1653
.
—
21,133
—
brokers
to
Other loans for purchasing
Due
1953
agricul-,
and
loans
tural
under
—
1539
this issue.
in
Oct. 21,
Oct. 13,
1954*
.
84,675
38,709
adjustedt
investments
and
Loans
Loans
•
1
Dividends
(In millions of dollars)
.
Loans
Held
1437
Nov
(Continued from page 16)
'V/'..;
'.'-V V:'V
•
Per
Name
Assets—
744,650
Bonds
T
15
Serv.
Pub.
•Announcement
748,250
3,092,550
Notes
1653
Dec
Nov
bonds, series G, due 1983—
Corp., 1st mtge. bonds due 1983—
4%
1st mortgage
Iff'.■
396,312
75,000
1,660,000
6,599,791
,
—
lu53
1
Light Co.—
&
dec. (—) since
——
Certificates
-J-
Jan
stock—
Increase ( + ) or
Oct. 20,
Bills
.Nov
1435
•
Ry.—
liabilities of reporting mem¬
follows:
ber banks
Power
Wisconsin
principal changes in borrowings were decreases of
$150 million in New York City and $81 million in Chi¬
cago; borrowings increased in most of the other districts.
1435
first mortgage bonds, series B, due 1976
Pacific RR. Co., pfd. stock, series A
4Va%
outright—
Bought
Maryland
Wisconsin
decreased
29
pfd. stock
5%
Inc.,
Corp.,
Western
15
1975
Power & Light Co.—
4y2.% bonds, due
Co., 4.60%
5% collateral
Sutherland Pt.per Co., 4.40%
Texas Power & Light Co.—
First mortgage 37/s% bonds
Starrett
Dec
cumulative pref. stock
stock—
Spencer Chemical
The
7,105
25,282
Co.,
K.)
1653
13
.Oct
preleireu
mortgage
Western
securities:
U. S. Government
7'
20,225,102
certificates
1953
1954
1954
Assets—
Gold
<H.
districts.
Oct. 28,
Oct. 20,
Oct. 27,
1434
•
Nov
preferred
Corp.,
First
decreased in most
deposits credited to domestic banks
Increase ( + ) or
1
Nov
bonds due 1982.
!
bonds due
5%
Inc.,
Mining
Puget' Sound
$56 million in the Cleveland District. United States Gov¬
ernment deposits decreased in all districts, and demand
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1651
bonds, ser. C & D, due 2047.
improv. mtge. 5%
Porter
City, $185 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $147 million in Chicago, $63 million in the Phila¬
delphia District, $59 million in the Boston District, and
1208
29
Ry.—
Petaca
New York
29
1983
uue
4'/4%
Corp.,
Pacific
Collateral trust 4'/2%
Penn
1535
39
Dec
America—
of
4%
oonuo
b*Age
Mitnauu
Rei. &
•Nominal.
1097
15
Light Co.—
&
Power
mux
Corp.
debentures
3V2%
50-year
Louisiana
Northern
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
15
NOV
preferred stuck—
Sessions Co.,
&
Limestone
2.786529
1097
.Oct
pfd. stock.—.
Consolidated mortgage 30-year 37/a%
Lamson
.233225
.
2.786529
2.797070
2.786425
2.797187
'
.233225
.233225
.233225
2.786737
pound sterling
Kingdom,
!
.233225
717
15
Central RR.; Co.—
Illinois
.140080*
.496766*
f.193330*
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
Switzerland,
United
I
2.769183
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
peso
krona
Sweden,
2.769286
Page
1
Dec
Corp., 5% cumul. preferred stock
Bradstreef Inc., 4'/2% preferred stock.'.—
Ac
Duri
1656
<
Jan
convertible debentures
Rio Grande Western RR. 5%
3 Va '//
1656
•
Domestic Finance
-
.496766*
escudo
Portugal,
.262800
.262850
1477
Date
•!,',•
~
Denver &
.0800480
.
.140080*
Islands,
Philippine
.262800
2.769183
v
2.796979
.0800480
2.769286
.0800480
2.769492.
.209366
,
2.797083
-
.262800
.0800480
.262800
guilder
krone
Norway,
V
2.796875
;,
.0800480
Zealand, pound
New
2.796875
.238379*
.209366
.209366
.209366
2.797187
.00285625'
1582
1
5% cumulative preferred bonds!—:—
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.-^.Dec
12-year 3%% convertible debentures due 1963—-—_.
Dec
12-year 3Vi% convertible debentures due*1964
Conaolidaieu uas Eitctric Light & Power Co. of Bait.—
"
'V
.238379*
r
:
Issue—.
Aeroquip Corp.,
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379* ! *
:
•
1
198177SiL7i_Nov 19
1982_!^Eirwf'ov 19"
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
and
Company
i
..
.209350
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.238379* r.;,y
,
i .209366
peso
Netherlands,
.209350 '1; '
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.238373*
Mark
.209350
y.209350
.
,
S326466
1.031093
1.030781
1.030625
1.030781
,
;
.326466
>
'
.0200000
.0200009
.0200031
.326466
.00435401*
franc
Germany, Deutsche
Mexico,
.0385802*
.0385802*
1581
V
•
/'7.
bonds, series E, due
bonds, series F, due
mortgage 3%%
'1st mortgage 3d4%
'i
:
-
due 1974.i_u.f_.__——Nov
Co.—VVlyf'y
>
bonds, series-B,-due 1976——Nov
4Vi %
1st
.0719820*
.0385802*
.0385802*
—
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—
/
2.228668
■
2.228668 '
.0199812
y
1.030625
dollar
Canada,
'
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.228585
.326433
.0199750
.326466
dollar.
Malayan
,133333*
1212
,1004
Maryland Railway
First mortgage
.200000*
.133333*
2.228585
.0385802*
:
Belgium, franc
Malaysia,
British
,200000*
.0719820*
.0739820*
2.228834
Australia,
.200000*
.133333*
1439
f. collateral trust bonds
s.
Western
$
<C
.133333*
.200000*
--
-
<
-1 y
I
—_—Oct 30
——Nov 30
—.a.
Electric Co.—
Penn
3 V2 %
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
V
"
<**
^
peso—
Basic
Oct. 25
$5
preferred
1439
^
-
pipeline bonds 4% due 1973———-—Nov
1st mtge. 3% bonds due 1978——Dec
& International Securities Corp.—
States
1539
-.
1'
Nov
.
stock—
first preferred stock——
West
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
y
'
United States Money)
Transfers in New York (Value in
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Unit
and Monetary
Country
Gas
7.r'v'
-
.
*
1538
15.'-
Products, Inc;—
First mortgage
First
J1..
—Dec '1
Union Terminal Co.,
United
Page
Date .:
.
"I"" .*
fund debentures due 1971——
Transmission 00.— -'
v
sinking
Tennessee
INCLUSIVE
1954,
28,
OCTOBER
TO
1954
7 •
,
Inc., class A
SylVania Electric
3 Wo
-
4'*?
Controls,
Penn
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
countries of the world. We give below a record
«
.
bonds, foreign series, due I960--:—-Dec - 1.
Eastern Pipe Line,-' VU%. debs, due 1971____Bee - 1 *
Co.,
Panhdnule
requirement of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to the
certifies
*.■
debentures due 1958
Sinking fund
>
«
♦ —
National Properties, Inc.—
Merchants'
(quar.)—_
37 Vic
37Vic
12-.3
12- 3
12-15.
12 15
12-15
*
12- 3
Volume 180
Number 5373 ...The Commercial and Financial Chtonicle
5!
(1811)
Per i
Name of
Comp
Spring & Axle Co.
Rogers Corp.,
iz
Payable of Ret.\
*! Name of Company
11-12
11-
10-22
25c
11-
1
10-22
40c
12-
1 '
11-12
Westmoreland,, Inc.
12-28' "
11-26
Westmoreland
12-
11-12
Directors
t25c
12-,
1
12-
1
(quar.
!____
1
Westinghouse
iquar.Jii'_i*_'_
common
:_3__
_
A
(quar.)
Ltd.,
common
:
4%
(quar.
1
11-15
J
js.xtra
,4%%
preferred
Rappert
preferred
Extra
Sabine
f$l.C6V4
_—
commuii.Lt
Royalty
Savage
Co.
Savannah
Electric
$3.40
&
preferred
$2.12
Seaboard
Surety
12-10
11-18
Wood
(G. H.)
11-
Wood
(Alan)
50c
1-17-55
25c
11-24
5.36%
<G.
Seminole
Shasta
D.i
Oil
&
&
Water.
4%-%,
common
Wyandotte
12-10
11-29
2-1-55
1-14
Yates-
2-1-55
1-14
Yellowknife
45c
___
Power
B
Oil &
Gas
•Class
B
A
"
"Extra1.
(W.
f;6%
'
Inc.
1211-
11-19:
10-29
11-191
10-29
oc
lbC
omitted
the
&
;
•:
(quar.)
12-10,
4.20%
Oil
15c
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
30c
11-26
the
stocks
Extra
11-26
Corp.,
com.
12-15
11-
$1,121/2
11-30
$1.25
10-30
10-30
11-26
12-10
(quar.)
11-
1212-
4.40%
Spencer
fNew
preferred
Corp.
Spiegel, Inc.,
Standard
11-
(initial!
12-
1
1-10
pfd.
Brands,
12-
12-
11-15
60c
12-
1
"11-10
12-
63c
1
3
1
11-26
12-15
11-26
50c
iquar.)
12-15
(quar. i;T
Standard'Coil Products Inc.'(quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
—-—i
12-15
—
Standard
Cil
Co.
Oil
Co.
Standard
12-
25c
11-17
25c
—
ing held
Standard
emmon-payment
Oct. 25).
on
Silica
Corp.; ^common
'
Comnjon
Stauffer
_1__
11-26
11-.
I
:
11-15
12 Vac
1-5-55
32 MjC
12-
1
11-
40c
12-
12-15
'
convertible
1-3-55
Co.,
convertible
1-3-55
-12-10
30c
11-29
_____
11-29
L_-t
20c
11-
(quar.)— _____
(quar.t-
common
preferred
1
12-20
11-
11-
12-15
12-
11-15
11-
1
Texas
t
75c
12-10
11-
12-10
11-
Common
5.50%
preferred
■>%"
(quar.)
4.50%
convertible
Texas
Texas
I
Pacific
n-
12-
$1.12 Mi
2 '/a %
1
12-
SI. 18 ¥4
1
12-
$1.37 Vz
preferred (quar.)______
Gasoline Corp. (stock div.)__
Coal & Oil Co.. (quar.)
Natural
1
12-15
Thomacton
Mills
(quarrh%
Co.
(quar.)_
Transcontinental Gas
12-
3
12-
3
50c
50c
(Kansas)
10-
4
11-
4
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-
,
2
11-24
30c
11-
1
5
50c
12-
1
11-
25c
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-
1
com.
11-
1
Lumber. Co.
Union
Oil Co.
Union
Tank
United
of
(quar.)
Calif.,
Car
Co.
25c
$3.75
5
A
933/4C
(quar.)
Corp., ^5% preferred (quae.)
Eng.neering & Foundry Co.—
*7Yc-
Gas
"4'A%
preferred
United
U.
S.
Mo.asses,
Loan
'.Extra
U.
U.
S.
Society
Card
Printing
"5%
&
Steel
-lf/t
(interim)!
11-16
11-
Oil
$1.06 y4
1-3-55
5'/2d
12-14
(s-a)J__
30c
11-15
11-
5
Value
Line
Stock
10-29
SI
12-
1
11-15
—n
62 V2C
1-3-55
12-15
75c
12-10
11-
5
$1.75
11-20
11-
3
11
50c
.
Virginia
24
Coal
&
Iron
$3
Warren
iS.
D.)
Co.,
$4.50
preferred
Petroleum
;
Wayne
Pump
WeTsbach
Wesson
West
Corp.,
Oil &
Indies
Western
Co.
Co.
Ry.
11c
11-12
2
11-12
$1
12-
1
11-19
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
25c
12-
r
$1.13
12-
1
50c
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
(quar.t
—
(resumed)
B__n
2Cc
——
Snowdrift Co..
of
11-10
2
12-
15c
:
(quar.t.
iincreasedt.
Corp.
11-17
12 '-
50c
common
class
11-15
75c
(quar.t
common
(quar.t
Corp.
Sugar
1
1 %
Mfg. (Wisconsin),
preferred
(quar.)
Warren
12-
40c
(quar.t
___:
Walker
*
25c
—
Co.
$4
pfd.
(quar.)__:
Alabama—
Insur.
11-
4
12-
4
1
10-16
(quar.)
Co.
(St.
87V2c
12-
1
Co.
Box
Board
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
1
11-15
11-
1
10-20
11-10
10-22
11-15
11-
40c
i._
50%.
^
Inc.
12-
62y2c
(out of
inc.)
4c
Colortype
Co.
11-22
(quar.)
25c
1-7-55
(quar.)_
50c
10-29
iquar.)-
Home
La
Products
SI
(quar.)
1
France-Foamite
preferred
,
Co.,
(monthly)—
Corp.
20c
Co.,
Natural
preferred
Co.
Co.,
President Lines,
1
10-29
10-14
11-30
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$1.12'/2
12-
1
11-19
3%
(quar.)
dividend)—
11-1
12-15
11-15
50c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)—L
com.
(quar.)
$1.75
4V2%
12-15
12-
1
25c
11-15
11-
2S
12-20
12-If»
11-
10-18
1
(quar.)
preferred
Seal-Kap* Corp.
«1
(quar.)
56'/4c
1
(Del.)—
dividend
2V2%
Ship
Building
Thermos
Viscose
Bottle
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Works
common
10-29
11-24
11-10
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
11-
1
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Water
11-29
$1
Co
50c
$1.25
Co.,
common
25c
preferred
37V2c
10-20
10-20
11-15
11-
12-
11-15
1
1
preferred
Trap
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
Electric Power—
Public
1
10-
12-
1
11-10
11-
1
10-
12-
9
11-12
11-
1
10-22
7
8
Service
$1.12V2
11-
1
10-11
15c
11-
1
10-15
$3
Co.,
common
(quar.)
12-24
12-15
50c
Co.
Argus Corp., Ltd.. common (quar.)
•;4M|% convertible preference (quar.)l
Arizona
11-
$15c
America—
preferred
12-
1
11-12
tl5c
12-
1
10-20
l$1.12Mt
12-
1
10-29
22'/2c
12-
1
11-
1
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)____.____
27J/2c
12-
1
11-
1
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
62,/2c
12-
1
11-
1
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)_______
1
Aro
Equipment
Corp.,
,
4V2%
59c
pfd.
(quar.)__
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co,
4%
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
56'/4c
12-
1
11-19
$1.25
12-
8
10-29
City Electric—
preferred
(quar.)_____
$1
H-
1
10-
7
4.35%
preferred
$1.083/4
11-
1
10-
7
4.35%
2nd
$1.083/4
11-
1
10-
7
4.10%
preferred
$0.7744
11-
1
10-
7
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Coast
5%
(initial)
Line
RR.—
non-cumulative
Atlantic
Refining
3.75%
preferred
Co.,
preferred
B
Wholesalers,
(s-a)
common
(quar.i___„
(quar.
$1.20
Avco
convertible
Mfg. Corp.,
prior
preferred
common
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)_*
Mills, common
(reduced)____"
Avondale
$4.50
preferred
Banco
Co.,
de
Bankers
los
6%
Andes
Bardwell
&
Basin Oil
(Calif.),
5
12-
1
Bates
$4
12-uQ
12-
3
Bath
&
Iron
Corp.
$1
Corp.
shares)
11-
10-
1
5
t55c
3iy4c
12-
11-15
10-27
$1
11-
1
10-20
30c
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-20
10-29
56y4c
11-
1
10-15
6y»c
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-
1
11-
1
12-31
52c
10-15
Inc
class
62'/2c
11-12
10-22
11-
5c
;___
A
(s-a)
(Increased)
10c
J50c
65c
12-20
9-13
12-14
11-
1
10-13
1-3-55
12-20
10- 8
10-29
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
9-30
$$1.50
11- 1
10-15
20c
11-15
l-2755
11-19
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
11- 1
12"2®
11-12
Corp
11- 1
11- 1
11-29
11- 1
11-24
10-22
10-22
11-19
10-11
11- 2
11- 5.'
10-15;
95c
75c
42M2C
10c
15c
(s-a)
50c
$1.50
35c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
Co.
/
—
(quar.)
bi-monthly)—
(
$1
$50c
32c
10c
3%
11-
*
10-15
11- 1
11-15
11-15
12-
11-19
6
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
10-22
10-22
10-30
33'/2c
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
pfd. series G (quar.)—
32J/2c
pfd. series H (quar.)—
32V2c
5.08% preferred series I (initial)
$0.19224
California Water & Telephone, com. (quar.)
25c
$1 preferred (quar.)
:—
25c
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
30c
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
3iy4c
11-15
11-15
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
10-29
10-29
10-29
10-29
10-29
10-29
10-29
10-11
10-11;
10-11
10-11
80c
2nd
Calif.
(increased
Co.
Linen
1st
Mills,
Ltd.,
quar.)
—
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric
California
Power,
Title
Pacific
—
preferred
$3
(quar.)—
50c
43%c
37V2c
preferred
(quar.)—
California Packing Corp.
(quar.)
——
California
Water
Service
4.40%
preferred
5.30%
C (quar.)
pfd. series D (quar.)—
convertible pfd. series E (quar.)—
convertible pfd. series F (quar.)—
5.36%)
series
5.20%
—
27V2c
33yec
33c
convertible
5.20%
convertible
—
$1.32
preferred
Fire
(quar.)—
(s-a)—
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd. (increased annual)
preference
Canada
$4.25
Malting
Extra
Inc.,
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
-
-
Ltd., 5% 1st pfd.
preferred (quar.).
Safeway,
2nd
(quar.)_
10-11
L
10-
8
1
10-
8
12- 8
1-2-55
1-2-55
1-2-55
12-15
11-15
$50c
12-15
11-15
,$$1.25
12- 1
11- 1*
12-
11- If
$$1.25
11-30
12-20
Canadian
Bronze
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Foundry Co., Ltd. (special)
preferred
Dredge & Dock, new
Canadian
4%%
&
Oil
(initial)
com.
Ltd.
Cos.,
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Refractories
—
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian Utilities. Ltd., 5%
pfd. <quar.)__
Carolina Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
Castle-Trethewey
Caterpillar
4.20%
Co.,
12-23
$31c
1111-
1
11-22
$25c
$12y2c
11- 1
11-15
1-15
11-15
—_
1
$$1.25
$20c
$$1.25
.
10- 8
10- 8
11- 5
10- 1
10-15
12-30
10-29
$10c
50c
11-10
10-20
$$2.50
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
11- 1
12-30
11-10
$1.05
Ltd
Mines,
Tractor
preferred
12- 6
12- 6
12- 6
12-23
$$1.12%
Car
Canadian
Canadian
,11-19
,
1
$75c
(quar.)
common
11-17
10-29
50c
$$4
$32y2c
15c
$$2
Starch,
Extra
5%
1.
11-
$1.06%
$50c
(quar.)
com.
—
-
preferred
Canada
Ale,
-
1111-
10c
(quar.)
Ginger
Dry
Extra
*5%
1
50c
33c
Association
Insurance
Extra
Canada
11-
10c
Camden
Canada
11-12
11- 1
11-15
11- 1
Co.—
convertible
5.28%
100%
$1.75
40c
$20c
$37c
$20c
75c
Insurance-
(quar.)
7%
1-3-55
11- 1
12-22
10- 1
11-15
11-15
25c
10- 8
12- 1
10-20
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
5%
preference (s-a)
Central Coal & Coke (s-a)
Central Foundry Co., 5%
pfd.
Central
of
Georgia
Ry.,
50c
(quar.)___—
pfd.
5%-
(accum.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
(quar.)
Central-Illinois
(quar.)
$1.50
Securities,
preferred
Central
$1.40
pfd.
(accum.)___
Electric
Louisiana
——
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.70%)
preferred (quar.i
Central Power & Light Co.
4%
preferred
Central
Increased
West
(Texas)
Co.
Store
11-
$1
(increased)
Service
10-11
10-22
1
10-22
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11-15
11-15
1
10-15
11-30
11-
10-29
23c
11-15
10-29
25c
(s-ai___
National
Real
Estate
Bank
Trust
(N. Y.)
(quar.i
(incr.
quar.)
12-15
12- 7
12-15
12-7
75c
55c
11-
1
11-13
10-20
10-22
U-13
10-22
!5c
Extra
Corp.
of
Va.
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Chesapeake &
3Vi %
Ohio Ry.,
convertible
3Mi%
preferred
convertible
Chicago
Corp.,
preferred"
Chicago &
A
Chicago,
Co.. com.
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
(quar.)~___—-
common
:
(quar.)
Eastern
(quar.)—
—-
Auto
City
Baking
Co.,
Co.
Tex.
(quar.)
Stamping
preferred
12-15
12- 1
87y2c
20c
75c
11-
„
37 '/2 C
Electric
Orleans.
preferred
City
12- 1
10- 7
1- 7
iO- 8
11-15
Franklin Coal Co.—
&
—
&
12-24
12-20
11- 1
2-1-55
11- 1
12- 1
50c
Quarterly
New
1-3-55
75c
87'/2c
Illinois RR.—
(quar.)
Wilmington
Gas
11-!5
5°c
Chesapeake
7%
11- 1
$1.50
30c
$1.12 V2
$1.17Mi
1
1
25c
Chain
5%
11- 1
33c
Extra
Class
1212-
17%c
35c
—
—
Public
Vermont
$1.25
$5
Corp.—
quarterly
Aircraft
Cessna
—
(quar.)—
South
&
Cincinnati,
12-23-
1
11-26
Co.—
10-22
1
12-15
$72]/2c
Co.
Jackson
10-15
1-14-55
12-1
1-3-55
Ltd.—
dividend
$1.50
$3
$1.50
12-20
87J/2c
,
invest¬
Products,
Telephone
Co.
Chase
1
11-10
11-17
70c
from
Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Dredging,
Ltd.-
Cincinnati
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
Works
(quar.)
(American
McAllister,
Innes
11-22
$1.12
(quar.)
preferred
Commercial
10-22
12-15
Inc.—
prior
Baldwin
1-15-55
(quar.)__
(resumed)
$2.25 convertible preferred
Tools & Machines,
Avildsen
5%
11-10
50c
Ltd.—
5V2%
preferred (s-a)
Atlas Plywood Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Atlas Powder Co., 4%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)l__
Austin Nichols & Co.—
Forest
Products
Terminal
Central
$2.50
933/4c
(quar.)
(quarterly
Canadian
$1.25
62'/2c
—__
$56y4c
30c
(quar.)
—
Gold
$1.30
Ltd.—
preferred
Screw,
12-14
35c
preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
10-19
$1.25
(stock
Forge
Byron
12-17
;
37'/2c
4'/2%
Gas
11-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)____
Maiacaibo
I 25c
—
Corp.
5c*.~-11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Castings Co.—
Steel
Caldwell
-
Co.
10-20
10-20
12- 1
23c
Falls
-
10-21
Distilling Co.
1
1
$1
V
(quar.)
common
1111-
11J,1
10-1510-29
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-22
11-15
11- 1
$1
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Byers (A. M.), 7% preferred (quar.)
5
35c
(quar.)
11- 1
11-15
$10c
Common
(quar.)
11-10
10c
25c
Butler
Louis)
Furniture
11-12
11-12
11-15
10-27
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
Bush
10-27
11-
pfd.
Inc.
Steel
Hills
Bullock's,
5
2-
50c
Book
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11-10
—:
Co.
Steel
dividend
preferred
Automobile
4Va% preferred (quar.)_____
Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)
Mills, 6% preferred (s-at____
12-16
n———
(quar.t—
Income* Fund
Vanadium-Alloys
(quar.)__
Arcade Cotton
-
Insurance
1
t50c
preferred
dividend
Atlantic
(quar. t_—__j_„
12-
3-1-55
convertible
(quar.)
Columbia
Bulolo
.
11-15
$1
Burry Biscuit,
2-4
12-10
r
net
income)
Buffalo
5
Inc.—
Can
5%
10-29
11-15
1-3-55
11-
12l/2c
;
Business Shares,
Animal
11-30
$1
A" (quar.)—
Co.
convertible
1
10-15
12-20
:
-—-—
Columbia
6%
12-15
3-1-55
$$1.31
Airlines,
1
12-
t$1.31
(quar.)
Appalachian
3
_
(quar.t.
Consol.
Universal
(quar.)_h
preferred
Anheuser-Busch,
5
12-
Co.—
common
preferred
4%%
5
11-
12-22
_I
series
1-
1
in-
Common
11-19
12-11
11-19
11-
•
30c
Corp., common
Corp.,
Fund,
Stock
2nd
Atlantic
11-16
^___
Lithograph
Corp.,
preferred
Universal
Co
iquar.)
preference
S.
——
(Philadelphia)
11-12
'20c
,
(quar.)
(quar.td
Ltd.
r
20c
...Common
U.
cum.
•„
Playing
S.
Co.,
12-
9
4-C
:___
(quar.)„___''
Improvement
11-
1
$1.75
(quar.)
pieferred
United
93%c
ordinary
undistributed
irom
preferred
Buckeye
<2-2i<
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Lead & Smelting Co.—
$5 prior preferred (quar,)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
11-19
12-
$1.25
,
Common
12-10
37V2C
pfd.
(quar.i—
Aircraft
United
(quar.)
Canada,
ox
2nd
6%
10-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)—"—.
Buck
12-10
12-10
net
Corp.
Buchanan
12-10
American Zinc.
'
Union
40c
$25c
5%
11-15
;____r_—__
System
11-10
12-
(quar.)
______'
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
12-15
$1.25
Gas
11-10
11-10
___
,
preferred
5
5
11-30
Tru.nkline Gas, $5 preferred A (quar.)_
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.
(quar.).____
Special
11-
11-
11-19
1-3-55
35c
'5%
5
25c
—
Pipe Line Corp. (quar.)
Union
(year-end)
common
preferred
American
5
11-
12 '/2c
_________
(quar.)
Thompson, Electric Welder
Townsend
._f
35c
25c
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.
Co.
f25c
American
_____________
(quar.)
11-16
(quar.)
American
Corp.—
<ouar.)
preferred
4.75%
Co.
(quar.)
America,
preferred
Stock
5
1
Transmission
11-16
1
1-3-55
11-15
American
5
75c
Corp. (quar.)
L—_______
—
Eastern
1
12-
$1.05
11-30
25c
preferred (quar.)
Broadway-Haie Stores, (quar.)—
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd. (quar.)—
Brockway Motor Co., Inc. (year-end)_
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
10-30
American
1
40c
Extra
12-
87'/2c
15c
$62%c
6%
5
12-10
Co.
Cement
of
3'/2%
British
10-20
32c
•».
(quar.)____
10-21
27c
Texas
11-
75c
20c
-
■
10-15
10-30
11- 1
11-13
12-24
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-29
11-19
11-12
preferred
'5%
9
Products & Chemical
quar.)
12-1
25c
20c
11-15
American
9
Tennessee
Co.
10-29
1
30c
Steel
American Paper Goods, 7%
preferred
American Pipe
& Construction
12-20
-25c
(quar.)__—
(s-a)L--uL;
I—
20c
$4%>2
10-29
12-
$1.50
6%
'
1-3-55
Extra
Taylor 6c Fenn
11-19
tlOc
lac
«ma
preferred
British
10-15
American
11-12
$1.10
preferred
Corp.
4
$1
______________
< quar.)______
10-15
1
American
11-30
$4.40
1
3%
div.)
11-
11-
Co.
12- 8,
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 preferred
(quar.)
1
7c
American Metal
11-12
12-20
.
10-15
Portland
10-20
3
5%
undistributed
(Calif.)' 5%
Boston
10-15
11-
t27V2c
guaranteed
10-15
1-
pfd. (quar.)—
insurance (Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
Boston Edison Co.
11-10
1
Cast
5%
12-20
50c
Symington-Gould
1
11-15
11-
American
11-24
50c
Corp. (quar.)—
Paper Co, (Increased quar.)_____
Sylvania Electric Products. Inc., com. (quar.)
Tampax, Inc.
11-
12-11
20c
Ry.
10-25
11-24
$1.06'A
Extra
1
50c
(quar.)___
1
12-10
5
(quar.)
Fisheries
4%
3-1
5%
American
5
12-
J-3-&5
American-Marietta
12V2C
Co.——
(quar.)
27M2C
American
11-19
11-15
Booth
ment
(quar.)
American
11-12
10
12-10
Sutherland
preferred
3-15-55
40c
pfd.
11-
11-15
11-
(quar.)_
Corp., Ltd.,
from
Blum's"
1 *■'
1-3-55
Stock
5
Stewart-Warner
$4
4.20%
American
meet¬
a
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
10-15
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
come
1
3-
$3
American
1
12-
3-15-55
American
12
75c
$1.25
(quar.
________
Chemical
at
Co.,
12-15
$1.75
com.
1
5c
long-term capital gains
Payable of Rec.
American
Calif..(quar.t ___.
.T»rseyi
(yrar-«nd>_
(N-nv
on
preferred
Ribbon
11c
Inc.—
Quarterly
Railway Equipment (directors took
act on
..no
of
Blue
*>ino
Holders
$1.15
American
11-15
12-15
When
(s-at_
American
11-15
15c
87 %c
preferred
Standard
10-20
75c
(s-a)______
31/2%
11-15
$1.12%
cjmmou
10-30
75c
(accum.)_™
dividend)
9
11-
15c
Co. (quarj
Tobacco, common
Borg-Warner
preferred
2-
11- 3
50c
(quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc.
/
:
(stock
11-10
1
3-1-55
20c
(quar.)
W'.)
Bros.
Bondstock
Alloys,
12-
-
11-15
11-12
50c
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
(E.
6%
12-15
12-15
week, these being given in the
(quar.)
Corp.
tquar.)
American
11-10
5c
I
(quar.t
Inc..
10-29
1-17-55
5V4%
'
."'$3,50
11-15
1-3-55
$4c
Share
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
'
$4.50
t
25c
(s-a)
4%
10-21
12-15
________
(quar.t
,10c
this
Western
Aluminum
3
1-14-55
si.ro
11 Extra '
.•
12-15
$1.37%
_
Shoe
Bliss
5V4%
50C
ingtcn
4.30%
4.25%
15c
100%
(quar.)
Co.
10-19
10-25
Blackstone
Per
preferred
$3.75
—
Co.,
Spencer
11-12
11-15
4%
25c
Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.).—
$5.50 pfd.
(accum.)
Chemical Co.. com. (quar.)________
&
1
Co.___
Ltd.
Electric
10-19
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
15c
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
(stock
Corp.
"Bishop Oil Co.
at
(quar.)__
Power
Aluminum
Co.—
(Dallas)
&
Birtman
12-
L.
preferred
Alpna
11-15
:
Sparks-Wit
Spear
12-15
$1.10
Insurance
11-12
5
Co., common (initial)
participating preferred (participating)
Alloy
11-15
62 %c
(quar.t ___i
12-15
(quar.t
Life
Quarterly
62 %2c
______,L
preferred
Southwestern
11-30
12-
Control
7%
3
(quar.)__'■_—
Co.
Miegneny
3
12-31
Service
11-
$2.50
Way
Allied
11-19
12-31
Electric
1
31V4&
Inc.
(quar.)_______
____^
Electric Appliance Corp- (quar.)__
Alabama Gas
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
$3.50
prior
preferred
(quar.)___
5
12-17
iquar.)
12-
-
convertible
5V2%
Air
5
12-10
5c
11-
38 %c
Common
Best
"
Industries
4.60%
50c
31 %c
Southwestern
Benrus Watch Co.
11-15
Airfleets,
this
at
(quar.)
pfd.
10-30
11-15
11-20
15c
(quar.)
Steel
Alabama
(quar.)
non-cum.
Belmont Iron Works
Aircraft
Bloch
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
3%%/
preferred
5%
omitted
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (stock
10-25
12-10
(quar.)
com.
11-15
30c
Company
Auams-Millis
10-25
$1.50
preferred
Co.,
12-10
(quar.)
Mines,
Aluminum
$1.10
5
$1.55
Ry.
Bell
'
:
,
&
Acme
11-24
$1.25
Southern
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
Quarterly
12-17
give the dividends announced in previous
not yet paid.
The list does not include divi¬
11-12
____________
Sonotone
12-10
we
preferred
Acme
11-12
10c
7%
" "":r
pfd.
Co.
12-24
3
11- 1
$1.18%
(quar.)
15c
(payment
Machine
preferred
11-
10-15
75c
(quar.)
com.
1-3-55
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Acme
timet
Socony-Vacuum
4%%
11- 3
1
1
$1.50
2oc
(quar.)—
Corp.,
1212-
11-1
'
(quar.)
Shoe
62l/2c
___
C. P. Industries Inc.
"7%
11-15
25c
on
1
S.)
Holders,*,
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
Inc.—
'$1.31%
I
(quar.)
Common
11-15
12-10
10c
;
(quar.)
payment
«
preferred
preferred
(A.
Blue
Common
11-15
12-10
5 %'
(year-end)____
(Alexander), Inc.-^- "
(Directors
11-
(quar.)
announced
J
V
A.
"
112 VaC
Smith
12-13
Corp.
Name of
5
4%
J.).,
Co.
12-27
11-16
*
preceding table.
2
12-13
_
(SL Morgan)
pfd.
2
1-3-55
.
Smith
r
1
12-
_
Co.,
dends
'
4%%. prior pfd. (accum.)__
Agricultural Chemical, common.——
preferred
(quar.t
Smith
11-
37,/2C
Simpson's,. Ltd.
Sloane
11-15
__—
Pattern
1
(quar.)
(quar.)____,—
Bear
weeks and
5
11-20
:
:
__l.
.
"111-
f56V4C
class
40c
37'/2c
1—
Co.
1st
Beck
'
(quar.)
.
Simplicity
1
1-3-55
v.: 10c
dividend
Extra
■,
12-
t50c
...
Extra "
Stock
11-24
(quar.)_:—
Apartments,
prior
$6
12-10
$75c
$25c
-
Corp.
$3
25c
Share
Class B
Baystate
any
q(uar;)
preferred
(quar.)_
5% prior preferred (s-a)-_
American
Below
11-10
.
(quar.t
Co.,
'
11-30
& Light Co.
(quar.)
32c
Co,,; 5V2 % preferred (quar.)_ $$1.37*/2
dividend!
5%<
York-Hoover
12-23
10c
•
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)L________
Sherer-Gni.tt Co.
iil:'
".Stock dividend —L.^
<
.
11-19
12V2C
Sheller
Signal
12-1
60C
Co.—
11-8
12-15
12-23
45c
(accum.)
Corp.
common
this time), '
Wysong & Miles
12-23
1-10-55
$1.43%' 1-10-55
.
pfd.
1-10-55
53c
;
——
11-8
.12-1
Company
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
pay't at this time.
Mfg.
Worsted
11-20
(quar.t_.__
(quar.)
<12-1
Steel istock
Mig.,
.45c
.
take
to
5%. convertible
$0.5211
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
v
50c
Name of
,
8
.
(quar.)_
Industries
Worumbo
iquar. i__.-__.x___
A
9
pfd.
_
5%
Co.
preferred
11-
Woodall,
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Gas,
1-10
11-
25c
Power
'35c
(quar.)
Sbawinigan Water &
4%
i
Wisconsin
1
Beaux-Arts
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.tj___-ji
Co.
Corp.
L-
Co.,
preferred
Co.,
11-29
5
Co.
Per
4
12-
95c
;—
______
not
Instrument
Dental
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
_i
-
decided
preferred
■■y.
(initial
com.
Co.,
.preferred
:
Motor
5l/4 %
Wickes
.
■:* n-15
$1
(quar.)
convertible
X$5.75
White
,
S.)
(quar.)
(extra)
dividend
a
Paper
(S.
70c
(quar.p.—
f inance
on
White
(quar.)__
com.
Co.—
again
25c
w._
Power
new
preferred.
Seaooard
Searle
11-19
B
Coal
Electric
Whitaker
„
11-19
12-10
(quar.)
Stockyards Co.—
Corp. (quar.)
Paper Co.,
$4
12-10
12-10
(quar.i__t.r__ir___r
(Entire Issue called for redemption on Nov.
.20 at $104 per sh. plus this dividend)
Scott
1-3-55
>
Union
Arms
Weston
•;
11-15
10c
Corp.-. (s-at
Paper
Paul
v i2- i;-.t
1
$1.12 Mi
(quar.)
Proqucts
bceei
Croix
12-
10c
Co.
_____
Sal way
11-15
12-15
25c
tquar.)
Aei^nauticai
'
St.
(quar.i
"Jacob),
% :4%%-
St:
1__
-
,
Corp.,
_____________
preferred
action
"
Ryan
When
Share
Electric
Year-end
3.80%
'
Co.,
Paper,
"
A
12-10
9uc
,
dividend
preferred
Rolianu
"; 50c
$i
class
•:
Haas
Stock
..
Per'
,
Share
.
$35c
#3.60
B
oiass
4%
:
V•, %J'-
'
Rockwell
Rohm
my
When*:. Holder*
-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 1
10-25
25c
11-15
10-15
& Pacific Ry.
$1.28
12- 1
11-18
50c
12- 1
11-19
50c
$1.75
11- 1
11- 1
10-22
10-22
,
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1812)
•'
Name
■
35c
$1.00V*
16'Ac
City Stores Co., common (quar.)_____——
4»A% ccnvertible preferred (quar.)______
Ciaussen
Bakeries, Inc.,
Class
B
,
Mahoning Ry. <s-a/_
Electric Illuminating Co.—
Common
1 4%
&
guaranteed
guaranteed
.7%
Clinton
65c
$1.12'A
Co.—
,
*£- 1
(quar.t
87'Ac
12-1
11- 1
I
50c
87'Ac
50c
$1.18%
11- 1
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
3% % preferred (quar.)—
Collyer
Insulated
Colonial
Year-end
43A%
Power
65c
35c
'/ Monthly
Columbia
Pictures
System,
Corp.,
in
preferred
(quar.)__
Co., 6%
pfd.
Columbia
Terminals
Columbian
Carbon Co.
(quar.)
& Southern Ohio Electric—
Columbus
4'A%
Commodore
Stock
5%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
50c
51c
55c
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
$1.50
Industries,
class
class A
B
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Dearborn
Consolidated
Consol.
Corp.
(quar.)
Yellowknife
Discovery
11-1
1
t5c
Consolidated
$4.50
Natural
Power
preferred
$4.52
Co.
62'Ac
1-3-55
$1.13
1-3-55
75c
11-20
12-
preferred
Continental
$3.75
Can
Co.,
preferred
Continental
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
75c
(quar. i
com.
(quar. )_A,
Copper
&
93%c
5%
preferred
Continental
Initial
31'Ac
4'A%
Co.,
Assurance
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
11-20
First
Copeland
Refrigeration
Cosden
Petroleum
Cosmos
Imperial
Corp.
Corp.
Mills
1
12-15
1-3-55
Blackwpli
&
Crossett
Co.,
Class
Crown
Crum
B
class
&
A
Forster, 8%
&
$1.25
11-15
*2.50
is-a).__
Cunpo
Inc..
3'A%
,
(quar.)_.
|">snnison Mfg. Co.,
*jClass
$8
common
(quar.)_____
A
debenture
Denver
& Rio
stock
Denver
Tramway
Denver
Union Stock
B
Diamond
Ice
Diamond
Match
$1.50
Co.,
preferred
Diocesan
5%
12- 3
1
10- 8
11-
1
10- 8
11-
1
10- 8
1
$1.25
12-
10-
7
7
1
.common
Inc.,
6
11-19
1
11-
1
1
11-
1
dividend
Gurney Products,
prior
pfd.
1-2-55
11-
12-24
1
12-
12-17
11-
Hagerstown
Co.
Oil
Class
3
preferred
(A.)
10-16
11-12
11-19
12-15
12-
12-
11-15
6%
12-10
11-19
Hercules Steel
11-
10-15
General
3
Baking
Cigar
Contract
Co.,
1
12-
1
25c
11-29
11-15
10-25
5%
pfd.
($100
11-15
10-25
5%
pfd.
($20
$1.25
11-1
6%
preferred
General
General
50c
11-
1
10-25
10- 8
11-
1
10-
l"c
11-
1
10-15
8
t25c
11-
1
11-20
12-17
11-
1
45c
12-10 '
12-20
12-10
3-10-55
11-15
11-
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
A
preferred
of
11-30
4'A%
America,
pfd,
preferred
5%
1
11-15
11-1
10-20
*1.37%
11-16
10-21
6834c
11-
1
10-15
tl2'Ac
11-
1
10-20
56'Ac
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
11-15
11-
11-
10-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;12-
1
1
12-
l
-
25c
11-157
11-
25c
12-30
12-24
General
17'Ac
12-30
12-24
New
25c
11-30
11-17
2'c
12-15
12-
35c
,
;\
,_
Fields
(monthly)
:
11-15'
11-15 [■
35c
$5
preferred
53'Ac
11-15
10-25
12'Ac
12-
1
11-17
87'Ac
12-
1
11-17
1
11-17
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-24
12-10
10-22
1-3-55
12-14
1-3-55
12-14
1-3-55
12-14
1
11-15
21&C
25c
15c
$1
56'Ac
convertible
2nd
preferred
preferred
5%
Hines
convertible
preferred
Dausch
&
(Edward)
Stock
Lumber
11-15
11-
1
1
11-15
11-
11-
1
10-25
11-
1
10-25
12-
1
12-10
3-30-55
Insurance
$4.25
Co.
preferred
9-
Hormel
6%
11-15
12-'
9
Horn
11-
10-22
10-22
Hotel
1
10-
10-15
11-
1
10-
60c
11-30
11-
3
12-30
12-
3
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-30
12-
11-
10-15
12-20
12-
62'Ac
11-15
10-30
$1.50
(quar.)—
11-15
10-30
25c
10-22
Hotels Statler Co.
10-20
1
10-11
1
10-22
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
12-10
11-10
11-
5
10-29
11-
Household Finance Corp.—
11-
11-
10c
____
11-
60c
—
(quar.)—
10-15
4%
Stock
10-20
11-
preferred C (quar.)
this stock
50c
$1
12-2
11-12
Houston
2
10-15
Houston Oil
12-10
11-15
15c
1-2-55
11-
15c
$1.75
20c
$1.25
25c
15c
40c
12-
12-
dividend
will
basis of
on
receive
shares held
of
increased
after
10%
stock dividend
Texas
3
Hubinger Co.
Stock
3
1
10-15
1
11.-15
9
9
12-
9
12-
9
25c
$1
62'Ac
11-24
Cash dividend,
11-
1
10-. 8
93%c
11-
1
10- A
2
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
32c
12-
1
11-15
$0,208
12-
1
11-15
30c
11-
1
10-25
12-30
12-17
*
(initial quar.)
common
new
7
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick (increased)—
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
*4%, series A preferred (quar.)—___—__
11-10
1
12-
31 'Ac
—
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
11-10
11-24
12-
31'Ac
—
preferred series A (quar.i—_______
preferred series B (quar.i
$1.41 2nd
preferred * (initial)
9-24
12-10
12-10
15c
5.12%
12-
12-10
10%
—
—
5%
12-
2-55
2-55
2-55
2-55
10-25
12-10
12-27
(quar.)—
dividend
11-
10-15
12-27
SI
(qua/.t
Hudson Pulp & Paper—
Common class
A
(quar.)
12-
1111-
1
50c
25c
of
Co.
Extra
10-29
11-19
1-2-55
(stockholders
the 100%
paid on Oct. 18——
Lighting & Power, $4 Rid. (quar.)_
number
,
1
.___
(quar.)
dividend
31c
$1.25
20c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
,
$1
$1.25
-pfd.
preferred (quar.)_-_
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
$5.50
10-29
10c
11-
l
10-15
Dpjiiinlon Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
hoc
.Second convertible preferred (quar.)_„___
t37'Ac
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—"
~
5% preference (quar.)________—.$62'Ac
11-
1
10-15
General
11-1
10-15
(s-a)
$6
Ltd.—
11-30
$1
$1.37'A
2-1-55
1-
3
1-3-55
12-
1
U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
S. A.,
Bradstreet,
Dtinean Coffee, class A
.Air'.Lines, Ino. (increased quar.)
now on quarterly basis.,
common
ii-
I
Tin
$0,168
after
10-29
12^10
11-24
3i'Ac
12- 1
11-19
' 1-5-55
10-25
'25c
12-13
-
-
■
-
1
9-30
4.08%
11-
1
9-30
4.:
1
9-30
4.42%
preferred
11-15
10-15
4.70%
4.20%
preferred
preferred
(A
taxes)
Waterworks
preferred
5.10%
Corp.,
preferred
11-1
11-
10-
8
11-
10-
-
+
11*
•
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
1
10-15
•
{
Cd.,
2%
preference
preferred
Institutional
11-
ity
11-
10-20
11-
10-20
$1.27'A
11-
—
11-
1
10-
12-
1
11- 1
12-
1
11-
1
(s-a)_
'
1-2-55
12-
3
$3
:———
(quar.)—————
Foundation
i'
(year-end)
Fund
(quar.)
4%
■*—
•'■■■
-■
'
7%
*
Fund
(10c
from
f20b
-
1-14^55
Harvester
Co.,
com.
50c
1-2-55
12-20
2%
3.-2-53.
33-20,.
11-1
(quar.)——
Corp-,
preferred
common,
(quar,)
(quar.)—
_—;—
Nicked kib. oLCanada,-L.td.—
Interhatiqnal
(qukr.)-—
Packers,
Ltd.- (s-a)__
50C
$1.12%.'
-
(interim)——
Holdings, Ltd.
International
77% .preferred
12-
1
'
11- 1
'
1
»
it-. :
X
U
•
•>,.
XI*.
•
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,
-
*
'
•
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•
10-19;
r
MO-*:
711-
7,1306/ rn -1?
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'
1Zr:l
~
•
■-
10-18
.••7
/tSlAsC
5
-10-18'
til- 9
J30g -
-v
111
11-
1
11-
$1.75
1
10-
12-15
1-15
50c
(quar.)—
International
12-15?.
1
or¬
•
4%%
11-
11-26
•
preferred
Intereheunical
58y3«/; 11- 6
10-21
35c
Growth
-
Mines,. Ltd.i_______ "
10-29.
1
40c
:
'' r
1
11-
(17c
.
'
11-
SI
dinary income and 30c from security profInternational
-
and 18c from secur¬
profits)
Institutional
I
,3c
'
10-20
div.)
1
,10- 8
t25c
(quar.)
common
from ordinary income
;
12-10
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.,
Insley Manufacturing Corp.
of
-
10-11
11-19
4%
(stock dividend/—
Inglewood Gasoline
$0,092
(stk.
lOrll
10-11
1
11-
$1.50
4 %
6%
(quar.)_
common.!
Stock; dividend,-;
Adt
11-1
10-15
55c
being' called for "redemption on Nov. 6'.
JlIOt per.share plus this. div4dehd7-ii-- "
Gibson
10-11
58%c
deposit receipts ord. (interim)—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
8
are
at
Co.
Ingersoll-Rand
of one-new. share plus
$5.12% for eachshare of .old. preferred. Unexchanged' shares
.
10-11
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
4
$1.25
com.
10-11
11-1
*
223Ac
10-
1
25c
(quar.)
i
,
11-10
ir-
11-1
—_—
11-
22'Ac
;
10-15
-11-1
5IC-
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
(initial)—
.
10-15'
.
55'Ac
American
or
i
53'Ac
Illinois Zinc
t$1.25
payment
10-15
12-13
62 %c /
.
10t25"
*
11- 1
m-
-10 c
,
—
10-15
50c
taxes
■
10-15
11- 1
77715c"-.
-V
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-15
Ltd.—
British
.
11-20
$1
55c
11-15
__i
certificates.
Glantr Yeliowkhlfe: Gold
lOc
$0,054
*'■
U11-
55c
«[uar.)_
11-15
.11
(quar.)
Investments,
common
tlOc
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
before
Power,
5c
Ltd.,
Georgia Power Co., 6% preferred (Being ex¬
changed. fon new $4.60 preferred en-basis
11-16;
■
>
(quar.)________
(initial)
5%
*10-22
11-15
1
Illinois
Telephone of the Southwest—
American
11-19
30c
•;
12-15
1-1-55
10-16
20c
yfiboye payment js
?
1
130c
(quar.)
*.
(increased
06•%!. preferred
3
11-25
12-10
preferred
General
12-23
10
11-
15c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Elsfea-n Industries,
11-
12
20c
(quar.)_^_
D^iriran Co. (increased)——
D^ro-Tesi'Corp.
3
31-15
$2
$2.20 preferred
General
Freres; Ltd., 4.80%
i%
11-
40c
Inc.___
$1.50
37'Ac
(reduced)
11
Steel Wares,
General
11-3
1-3-55
4nc
Dpcpmmun Metals & Supply (quar.J_.
1
11-24
50c
(quar.)
10-
11-24
25c
____.
Inc.
Corp.
5%
-
;jCommon
(quar.)
tlOc
$1
preferred
(quar.)
t25c
Douglas Aircraft (quar.)62'Ac
"Extra
$1.62'A
common
Utilities
Special 7—
11-12
"
il- T
Ltd.,
Illinois Central JRR. X quar. 7—————
General
H0c.
preference
Public
General
•
Dominion .Tar & Chemical Co.,
ipommon (quar.)
11- 1
%.^erigs, R preferred (quar.)
common* (quar.)__—:
—.__
7r4%4^preferred .(quar.)—
IHftxoi*.Brick Co. (guar. )__r_*:
Extra* -// • - 7 ,' -_7
:
Z7—
T^ahq:-tower Co./
10-4
11-35
••
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4Vi% preferred' (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Domestic Finance Corp.
(s-a)
11- 1
$1.50
s
37'Ac
General Public Service, $4
l
$1.25
5
-
——
3
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-22
-
Package Corp.—
common
(initial)
1
25c
Y.)
Co.
common
11-
15c
-.-7
•
1
25c
$1.05
—.—
11-
.
.7
7
11-12
—
common
,
-11-
10-20
—
10- .7
11-
5%
$1.06'A
common
(quar.)
(N.
(Joseph)
Syracuse,
11-
!
1
(quar.)__
& Co
Hardart
&
Horne
11-
A.I
(Geo.
11-
»*
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred A
11-15
,7
10-20
30c
25c
6-10
6-30,55
$1.50
(quar.)__
1
50c
$4.20 preferred B (quar.)
Holder's, Inc., common (quar.)
56'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
11-
3-10
9-30-55
10-30
12-15
31'Ac
33'A %
Hooker Electrochemical Co.,
11-15
12-30
Home
11-10
extra___
Co.,
dividend
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% preferred (accum.)—
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% convertible preferred (Increased quar.)
Holt (Henry)
& Co. (stock dividend)
10-15
1
11-30
12'Ac
—
Ltd.
of Canada,
.___
11-
12-15
12-24
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
1-3-55
J35c
5%
Hinde
12'Ac
Advertising Co.— •*'
preferred (quar.V
6%
1
11-
General Outdoor
1
1
Products Corp.—
12-
iqu^r.)
- -
1-20
1-55
2-
$1.37'A
(quar.)__!___
preferred
11-12
12-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
5
11-12
11-30
15c
(quar.)
$4.25
2-25
15c
15c
—
11-26
50c
t$1.25
35c
Co.
$1.25
Corp.—
General Motors Corp.—
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
62'Ac 1-10-55 " 12-KL,
-
(quar.
1
$1.09%
4%
10-15
10-22
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred A (s-a)
preferred series C (s-a)
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)
10-15
1
(quar.)____——
par)
Finance
1
11-
—
4.37'A
par)
Electric
11-
25c
Higbee Co.,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)
11-
17'Ac
—
50c
(quar.)_
10-15
1
Higbie Manufacturing Co J, common (quar.)__
2%
pfd.
1
12-
10-19
(quar.)
7%
11-
t50c
preferred A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate, 4'/4% ser. A pfd. (quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp., common iquar.)
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
2%
5%
10-15
t37'Ac
Corp.
37'Ac
com.
J40c
(quar.)__
10-15
;
common
10-22
1
!___
Inc.,
10-22
■7 12-10
1
$1
Corp.,
2-18
12-10
4%
50c
7%
11-20
12-
1-2-55
5%
Co.,
General
General
3-10-55
$1.25
—
11-
2%
Texas, com.
10-15
11-26
11-
:_____■
01
1
32'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
11-
12-16
93 %c
dividend
convertible
1
10-15
1
$1.25
Cementing
Hercules Powder Co.,
2%
(quar.)
11-
11-
!
/ $1
General American oil
8
Co.
1
12'Ac
(quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)__^
Hartford Electric Light Co.
(quar.)___
Hartz (J. F.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
12-10
(quar.)
Gas Service
10-15
11-10
37'Ac
Co., 5'A%
Hat
(quar.)
11-8
11-
10c
1
10-30
11-15
112'Ac
15c
Hays Corp., 5%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-24
50c
$4
preferred A
11-18
12-18
—
(quar.)
Co.,
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
RR.
class
Co.,
A.)
11-15
(quar.)
common
11-
25c
(quar.,/
(quar.)
(M.
11-15
(quar.)___
preferred
4%
B
Hanna
$1
8c Co.,
11-15
55c
Dock
Ltd.,
1
5%
convertible preferred
10-26
56'Ac
Co. (quar.)
1
common
Co., class A
11-12
50c
Cotton,
11-15
common
on
1
11-23
50c
12-
common
on
12-
Brewery—
Well
12-
25c
9
1
6%
t50c
(quar.)
75c
62 72C
1011-
&
1
1
1
1
11-26
25c
Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
$1.12'A
$1.75
11-25
12-15
11-
31'Ac
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Gas Co.
Bros.
Halliburton
J.)—
—
11-12
Quarterly
12-15
55c
(quar./
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hancock Oil
(quar.)__
12-
+25c
___i.
30C
preferred
11-12
-
$1.50
10-29
'
11-18
12-
Stock
Harris
11-12
^71
11-29
12-
40c
(quar.)
1
$2.50
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-27
11-25
Eastern
11-18
11-29
20%
__
11-29
12-
(quar.)
Oil Corp.
11-
on
11- 8^
90c
(quar.)___—______—
Qil
Dttrlron Co.,
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
Y.)—-
t30c
riuplais
10-15
1
12-
tlOc
Dunr &
11-
12-15
_____
pfd.
(year-end)
Ohio
&
11-29
12-11
25c
(quar.)_
conv.
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
37Vic
N.
12-11
(quar.)
Hammond Organ
common
12-
$oc
(quar.)
common
'^Monthly
Corp.,
1
12-15
12-24
preferred
12- 3
37'Ac
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dbminion Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dfewry's,
11-
12-31
pfd.
conv.
1-2-55
(extra)
11-24
$2
(quar.)
Western
50c
(interim)
dividend
Brush
10c
preferred
Dravo
11-15
Griesedieck
5%
Co.
Hamilton
Industries Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
10-20
12-
11-
/
1
L.)
11-26
com.
11-10
15c
*
&
Industries
10-18
Inc.,
preferred
$1.50
12-10
Shares___
11-
(H.
11-26
Co.,
10-20
;______—
Coal Co.,
West
Gregory
10-20
50c
Gar Wood
12- 3
(quar.)
11-15
1
1
Gulf Mobile
^
1
(quar.)
Dredge
1
Ltd.
Co.,
Dairies
Stock
(quar.)
11-
25c
dividend
$6
10-11
11-
$16.25
Co.
12-10
7%
dividend
Gale
10-27
12-20
(quar.)
Green
Extra
10-20'
1
Great
10-20
11-
12-
Halle
(quar.)
(Newark,
11-
(s-a)
(s-a)
12-10
5%
Corp.,
Class AA
10-20
3
11-15
11-
11-15
Co.
Stores, Ltd., class A (quar.)___
Gabriel Co., 5%
1
11- 1
11-15
Lakes
Great
25c
68 %c
iquar.)
10-20
Great Northern Railway Co
30c
(N.
1
...
Ltd., class A
10-
Extra
1
1111-
preferred
10-18
$3
Co.
5
11-
$1.50
12-
75c
(quar.)__
11-
56'Ac
_"
(s-ai
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
B
25c
preferred s f series (quar.)
!
Pitt
Bridge Works (quar.)___________
Fuller
$2
/Extra
-
11-15
1
12-
(quar.)
50 c
Co.
Inc.,
Stock
$1.25
Dbdfee,Mfg. Corp. (quaj\)~
Doeskin Products, common (quar.
.
11-15
55c
Stock
14c
:
convertible preferred*"A~tquar:)-___
Dobbs. Houses,
Qpminguez
1212-
1
11-
42'Ac
(quar.)
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
Power Co., Ltd.
(year-end).
Granite City Steel Co. (stock diviuend)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25 preferred
(quar.)
11-12
1
12-
$1.25
11-
11-15
25c
Granby
12'Ac
4
11-15
$2.50
com.
Corp.
class
common
Union
12-20
11-
15c
'
Dixie Cup. Co.,
-
11-
12-23
$1.25
25c
Steel Construction Co., Ltd., common
$1.50 convertible preferred A (quar.)
:70c
11-29
Inc.,
+35c
Corp.
25c
Trust
12-10
(quar.)__
Stock
RR.—
common
87'AC
Phila.
30c
preferred
Grand
Corp
preferred
10-15
Co.
and
preferred
5%
Inc.—
30c
com.
10-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
4%
11-15
17'Ac
$1.75
DIsher
(5%
12-20
$1
(quar.)
Investment
10-15
11-
(quar.)
Coal,
&
10-15
$1.06
Wards,(quar.)
Navigation (liquidating)
common
1
12-
10-15
12- 6
(quar.)
Dl. Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
Class
10-15
1
11-
50c
(quar.)
1st pfd
(s-a)
Corp..
Detroit & Cleveland
1
11-
30c
Western
11-
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common (quar.)
Stock dividend on common
12-15
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grande
62'Ac
25c
Foster & Kleiser Co. (quar.)
17'/?c
Franklin Telegraph (s-a)_
$1.25
Freidman
IL.)
Realty (quar.)10c
Freiman (A
J.) Ltd., common (quar.)~^
tl2'Ac
4'A% preferred (quar.)_________
t$1.12'A
11-15
$1.12
convertible preferred
5%
B
Motor
Fort
12-15
7
(quar.)
pfd.
Graham-Paige Corp., 5%
4'A%
1
11-15
40c
Railway & Terminal, corn. (quar.i__
preferred (quar.i____________________
Davenport Water, 5% preferred
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
D$an Phipps Stores, Inc., 5'A%
Delta Air Lines, Inc. (quar.i_
11-
12-29
___
7%
10-20
A
10c
Sterling,
4%
10-29
11-
37'Ac
87'Ac
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
Dallas Power & Light, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)___
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_____
Dallas
Grafton & Co.,
1
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
preferred (quar.)_____
Machine, common (quar.)
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, class B (quar.)
;
$2
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
11-
3%%
2-55
10c
Sugar Co. (year-end)
Engine Co.. 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Press,
11-10
Food
t50c
(quar.)
preferred
10c
class
(quar.)___
Rubber
&
Stock
Flagg-Utica
12-1
1-
5c
____
Atlantic
Cummins
11-
10c
Ltd.
10-15
—__—_________
of
preferred
Class
11-18
10-15
11-20
12- 2
tl7'Ac
_
(quar.)
Seal,
1
s-a)
Tire
Fitzsimmons
12-15
1
12-10
11-15
(quar.)
A
11-
—
Insurance
Foremost
(quar.)___
preierred
class
Graflex,
50c
Trust
Products,
Bank
Firth
11- 3
12-
20c
(quar.)
Cor:
Cuban
1
1-3-55
17'Ac
15c
(quar.)._
(quar.)
Ltd.
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%
Crosse
$1.13
j.
Inc.
6%
11-15
Extra
Co.—
Lines,
11-15
1
(quar.)
prior preferred
4'A %
payment on new $5 par shares after
split
Continental Transport
1
12-
62'Ac
Co.,
&
Association
Ford
two-for-one
12-
12'Ac
Foole Bros. Gear &
(quar.)
Gin
$1.183/4
Employees
R.f&
(W.
8%
Gulf
______
(Increased
■
Continental
Grace
11-15
(quar.)____—
Works
Bank
Firemen's
industries—
Steel
Government
10-15
20c
dividend
Corp.
6%
Fire
11-19
11-24
12-15
(quar.)
9ontainer Corp. of America, common (quar.)
■/ 4%
Stock
11- 5
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Screw
Federation
10-15
10-22
12- 3
12- 3
(quar.)
common
10-20
1
15c
pref.
Corp.
Paperboard
Ferro
U-30
12-15
$1.12'A
Gas
Co.r
1
12-
Corp
(quar.)
Warehouse
Federal
10-18
10-18
10-15
11-1
Batteries, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
$1.12'A
&
1
11-15
(year-end)
15c
Insurance
11-
1-3-55
$1.75
(quar.)__
—:
Co.
11-15
(quar.).
redeemable
Firestone
Common
Consumers
preferred
Federal
10-18
11-1
11- 1
(s-a)
(H. W.)
25c
Ltd.
Mines,
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
Compress
$1.40
10-18
11-
37'Ac
62'Ac
25c
•
11-18
(quar.)
preferred
Fiberboard
62'Ac
partic. pref.
9
Federal Flbreboard (quar.)
Federal Grain, Ltd.—
Inc.—
Extra
Common
12-
50c
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
Chemical
15c
—
Corp.—
5'A%
10- 5
Consolidated
Life
l
10-15
25c
Gould-National
10- 5
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
11-22
(quar.)__
preferred
11-
1
(quar.)
common
15c
Instrument
Y.)
N.
Federal
12-10
47'Ac
$2.04
1
(quar.)_
Traders
&
Federal-Mogul
51'Ac
12-
dividend
Farmers
—
12-15
Gossard
(quar.)______________
conv.
&
Co.
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
Co.
J38c
preferred
v. $2.20
/
Fanner
11- 3
9-22
10-15
11-1
10-29
11-15
11- 8
10-21
_______
Engine & Airplane
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
***/$ 1.90
6%
He
$1.37'/2
tl5c
1
1%
Gregg
&
Co.,
(Syracuse,
5'A% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
11-
koc
(quar.)
Camera
Fedders-Quigan
(Toronto/
Co.,
preferred
62'Ac
25c
Fairchild
Light & Power Co.
preferred
Coe
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.)
Connecticut
$2
Faber,
10-15-
Ltd.
5%
(quar.)__
l
4
11-
Corp.__________
Rubber
$1.19
(reduced)
Inc.
10-15
Assn.
10-15
Humor
$1
Eversharp,
11- 1
30c
1
—^—-
11-1
(quar.)
1
11-
Corp.—
(s-ai.
(quar.)
Co.,
Life
Co.
$1.17
Natural Gas Corp
National
$2.06
—
7__
Concord Natural Gas Corp.,
Confederation
preferred
prior
$1.07
Inc.
Edison
Commonwealth
Common
Essex
10-19
11- 1
10-15
11-15
12- 7
11-15
11- 1
12-10
11-
2oC
(quar.)
Fairchild
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Hotel,
Commonwealth
Conduits
10-19
5%
$1.06'A
37'Ac
5dc
Goodall
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
preferred
Fairbanks
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.65%
2nd
4'A %
common
be paid
cash will
Good
(quar.)
11-
12-
25c
56'Ac
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% preferred
10-15
(quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed <quar.)_
Erie Railroad, 5% preferred "A" (quar.)____
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)__—__
where fractional shares are due,
stock;
$4.25
11- 3
common
(Payable
dividend
11-15
$1
(increased)
Inc. (final)
10-15
Forge & Steel Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
11-15
12-15
1-14
11-15
10-20
—
—
Colorado Milling & Elevator
Gas
12- 1
30c
—
Stock
Erie
10-15
12- 1
1-3-55
2-1-55
11-
(s-a)_
4
(quar.)
common
1
Equitable Creait Corp., 50c pfd.
60c
preferred (quar.)
10-21
11- 1
10c
10c
10c
Monthly
Columbia
11-19
10c
/mont-ii))--..—
Co.
Monthly
Co.
Co.,
7
——_—
Williamsport RR.
Mfg.
H.)
11-
Empire District Electric Co., 5% pfd.
43A%
preferred (quar.)_.
5%
gains distribution
Central
&
Emhart
Inc.—
Fund.
Colorado
.
(quar.)
—
preferred iquar.)
Wire
Colonial Finance Co.,
(quar.)
Elnnra
5
(P.
11-
Abrasives
&
Glatfelter
40c
preferred (quar.)
Eleccrograpmc Corp.
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)___
10-20
3oc
quar.)
Refractories
3
50c.
America
Payable of Rec.
12-
3
12-
—
(quar.)__
of
12-
1-2-55
(quar.)__
5%
11-10
10-21
11-16
12-16
12- 1
10-2.5
12-14
10-21
10c
preferred
1-2-55
$1.50
(quar./
(quar.)
common
Stop-Nut Corp.
Electro
,,
12-1
1-3-55
12-11
ll-lo
12-31
11- 1
_____
(monthly)
Monthly
Co.
Elastic
$1.75
—
Associates
Products Co.,
Ekco
Co.
62'Ac
$1
(Md.)—
Corp.
Utilities
Eastern
10-20
12- 3
11-15
1-2-55
fOc
10c
10c
Foil
10-20
12-20
.
(quar.)
Inc.
Foods,
.
Monthly
Cocnran
10-20
11- 5
1-3-55
States
Gillette
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
$7
*0-18
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgn RR.,
Eastern
10"1^
*1.50
—
(quar.)
Cleveland
11- 1
11- 1
11- 5
16'Ac
&
Cleveland
$4.50
class A
__
Clearfield
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Monday, November 1, 1954
...
10-15
*
M
Jk
7
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/
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'b
Volume 180
Number 5373
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1813)
Per
Name of Company
International
Common
preferred
$1.40
convertible
Intertype Corp.
Stock
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Co.
Gas
$4.36 preferred
12-
1
McColl-Frontenac
12-15
12-
1
McCord
2'A %
—
175c
1-14
1-15-55
12-15
11-
McCall
10-19
$1.50
1
Corp.
$2.50
11-
1
1
10-15
11-
1
&
&
Heintz,
Inc.,
Stock
(increasedj—
common
2UC
(quar.)
50c
common-
dividend
Corp.
Jewel
Tea
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
__
12-
Corp.,
preferred
1
11-25
Melville
11-24
4%%
Co.;
(quar. )_1_11_.
.preferred
$1
Kalamazoo Vegetable
11-
Stores
Co.
10-14
3.85%
preferred
12-
6
3.90%
12-
6
4.35%
preferred
preferred
11-
Parchment Co.
$1
1-18
'4% %
preferred
Kellogg Co.,
1
Extra
-1
3% %
12-10
12-
$3
class
$3
class
Co.,
Mines,
net
Midwest
11-12
$1.50
Ltd.
and
sale
securities
Kroger Co.,
& Co.
common
second
2nd
Salle
of
preferred
Lake
Extension
the
Class
Lane
Bryant,
1
75c
45c
&
4% %
•
Leslie
from
net
Trust
11-19
$5.50
security
Mississippi
Extra
1
10-15
11-16
Missouri
11-15
.15%
12-
1
10c
1
Stock
1
1
10-20
Monroe
10-29
Monsanto
10-15
4.80%
10-15
12-15
12-31
12-15
Special
10-15
Motor
10-20
Class
Lock
B
1
11-
1
12-
1
1
1
1
11-
1
Baltimore
Hotel,
11-30
11-
11-
12-
1
12-10
3-10-55
*37'Ac
12-
1
11-
1
1
Common
1st preferred
11-30
12-31
1-2-55
4%
preferred
B
Copper
International
&
Gas
Communication
Amer.
4'A%
called
$2.10
Mfg.
Power
Co.
4%%
Bros.,
England
11-18
11-
*1.75
11-
1
10-22
$1.24
11-
1
10-11
$1.04
11-
1
10-11
11-
2
10-20
11-
1
10-15
1
10-15
11-15
10-29
12-15
11-30
$1.06'A
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
1
12-15
1
4%
12-
4
10-15
prior
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
-
<■
Ltd.
Co.
Chemical
preferred
11-16
11-1
10-
Z
52YzC
(quar.)—
McArthur
11-26
*15c
:75C :
12-15
11-19
11-1
10-15
11-
10-15
Ltd.-—
(quar.)
preferred
*25c
1
97'Ac
ZZ
10-21
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-10
10-29
$1.18%
20c
_,—
Ltd.,
on
(entire
Nov.
(quar.)
37 tec
11-15
11-
of
16
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-18
40c
(quar.)—
11-
12-
1
11-15
5c
11-
1-2-55
12-
3
North
Wire
Cloth
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 3%%
pfd.
15c
93%
(quar.)
.
-
preferred
conv.
Central
50c
(quar.)
12-10
1-3-55
12-10
1
10-15
1
11-15
11-15
&
Co.
(111.)
Corp., common
pfd. (quar.)
*
conv.
Northern
Illinois
Northern
Ohio
Gas
Co.,
Telephone
Water
1
11-12
20c
11-
1
1
.11-
1
1-3-55
common
(quar.)
12-
11-15
Northwest
Airlines,
28 %c
11-
10-20
Northwest
Engineering Co., class A.(quar.)_
25c
11-
10-15
Class
B
4.60%
Inc.,
5c
;—
—
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.,
(Charles F.) Co., 6%
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
Ohio
Service
pfd.
12-23
11-3Q
12-23
11-30
41c
11-15
10-27
60c
11-
10-15
12-17
15c
preferred
Co.
A
(C.
5%
Reliable
Olin
Town
preferred
Mathleson
(quar.)
B
Ltd.
Insurance
Renold Coventry, Ltd.,
Extra
___;
(R.
J.)
(quar.)_,
Stock
dividend
10-20
11-15
10-25
10-14
11-
50c
11-
1
1
10-15
10-21
American
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
1
10-21
shares
11-
1
10-15
35c
(quar.)__
11-
*10c
(quar.)
(Dayton)
Common B (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust,
11-
1
10-25
*28c
'
common
(quar.)
1-2-55
1-2-55
60c
12-
12-
60c
6
6
12,15
12-15
11-15
11-15
Ltd.—
(final)
2s 6d
Rice
10-26
(quar.)_—
$1.14
12-
11-15
12-30
11-
11-
1
10-15
3
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Stlx,
Inc.
(quar.)
guaranteed
(s-a)
(quar.)
61'Ac
11-15
10-29
(quar.)
59%c
37'Ac
(s-a)
guaranteed
11-15
50c
10-29
1
10-15
11-
10c
(ouar.)
Corp.;—
)
Inc.,
3%%
common
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
.
(quar.)
.
1
11-
1
10-14
Rochester
1
10-14
<
12-
1
_*$3
.
—
.
*25c
*$1.75
17 %C
5%
-
•
11-15
11-
1
10-15
11-15
10-15
1-2-55
12-15
2-15-55
2-
1
(increased
••
4%
Gas
preferred
4.10%
4%%
4.10%
&
preferred
10-30
1
10-30
1
11-
1
10-20
10-20
10-
0
15c
11-
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-21
*20c
12-31
12-15
12-
1
11-15
$1
common
11-1
*25c
12-
1
11-15
$1.02%
quar.)
30c
12-
1
11-15
$1.18%
12-
1
11-15
12-
17'Ac
(quar.)
,
Electric-Corp.—
series
preferred
1
11-
11-
933Ac
•
Ml-
5
Co.
11-
30c
(quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd.,
Class A preference (quar.)
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
12-
Roanoke
25c
—
)
com.
12-15
87'Ac
75c
—_
(quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills Inc. (increased
quar.)
Extra
11-
$1.06 y«
—
A
12-31
,
u.
Co.
1
11-11
*5c
7%
Ltd.,
ll-
25c
Tobacco,
6%
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
10-15
12-13
$1.25
class A (quar.)
Rich's,
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-22
1-3-55
50c
Canada,
10-31
(quar.)—
10-29
37'Ac
(quar.)
10-19
.
Class
11-15
1-2-55
25c
_■
10-29
Chemical
10-20
50c
11-
$1
4V4%' preferred (quar.)
Oliver United Filters Inc.,-class
1-15
1
37'Ac
11-
common
pfd.
11-
87'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)_
12-
40c
2-25-55
u.<
*$1
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-15
50c
Fire
Reynolds
10-29
10-29
*28c
Pile
A.), $2 class A
B
5
5
11-25
*15C
■
common
1111-
50c
11-15
preferred B
1
11-30
30c
22 %c
Corp
Gas,
11-15
12-23
(quar.)
pr<ferred
Concrete
Reitman's,
10-15
11-15
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-15
11-
1
12-
25c
30c
Holding
Natural
4%
10-15
11-
5c
——
11-
25c
———
(quar.)
Extra
12-
$1.02
Extra—:
9-22
$1
11-15
$1.04'A
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
12-17
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
11-15
1
27c
;
1
Gas—
Extra
10-15
32 %c
pfd.
Reed
10-15
11-
20c
common
$4
11-19
12-
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-10
85c
(quar.)
Co.
Raymond
Reece
11-1?>
1
1212-
26c
(quar.)_
12-
50c
87'Ac
com.
(quar.)
1st
conv.
Reading Co.,
1
10-12
10-22
30c
Inc.
12-
11-19
1
1
quarterly
11-23
25c
.———.—_—_—
Gas
Illinois
Extra
$3.50
Randall
'
Shore
$1.50
10-16
.10-15
10-30
11-
11-15
11-
Bearings Canada Ltd., class A (quar.)
Radio Corp. of
America, common (quar.)
10-21
25c
(quar.)
Oil
Texas
1
1
llrlO
40c
—
North
11-
11-
c
25c
10-13
11-15
12-
R & M
Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd..(quar.)
American Car Corp., coih.
(quar.)
10-13
1
11-
12-
Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)
$1.12%
(J. J.)
11-16
11- 1
$1.12'A
Indiana,
Co.
1
40c
Quarterly
Quinte Milk
(1949 ser.)
&
11-19
11-
10-15
15c
preferred
York
1
1
$1.05
(quar.)
Electric
Power
Rayonier,
Newberry
12-
11-15
11-
$1.06'A
Extra
3
(quar.)
4
10-11
75c
(quar.)
Quebec
10-15
10-
1
*$2
Quarterly Distribution Shares (quar.)__
10-20
11-15
50c
(quar.)
1
1
11-
90c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Increased
1
11-
35c
32c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.)
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp.___.
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
1
10-
62'Ac
4.08%
1
11-
*5c
(quar.)
12-
11-15
1
Colorado—
of
preference
3
11-
at
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5
1-
17'Ac
2c
preferred
(quar.)
11-
1-15-55
is¬
4.18%
1
12-15
60c
11-5
1
$1.17'A
4%
Co.
Co.
preferred
$1.40
1
12-
*40c
preferred
redemption
Gamble
Service
12-
50c
5c
preferred
Public
10-20
65c
(quar.)
Co., 5%
for
Brothers,
&
10-20
1
$1.75
Ltd.
4.16%
(quar.)
Gas, com.
K.)
Service
10-15
1
11-
$1
4.32%
quarterly
—
Co.
(H.
1
11-
(quar.)
Scale,
called
11-
20c
$1.25
common
(quar.)
preferred
3
Opelika Manufacturing
___
8
—
;12-10
12-10
10-15
12-
New
«
12-31
12-1Q
1-2-55
1
12-
Old
1
1-2-55
tl
(quar.)
11-
1-2-55
4%%
11-23
$1.12 Mi
pfd.
&
Public Service Co.
10-29
1
10-20
$1
4y*%
10-29
1
5
11-26
1
8
1-2-55
Okonite
.
(quar.)———i.—
10-11
11-
11-
12-15
11-
50c
10-
Procter
11-
1
10-
Public
3
"
/30c
(quar.)—.
a
12-
10-31
1
93%c
4.92%
15c
Co.—
preferred
on
11-26
1
12-25
11-15
11-5
12-15
11-
$1.12%
Oklahoma
23c
10-31
1
1
11-
(quar.)
Noyes
(en-
1
1112-
95c
(quar.)
10-28
12-
11-
40c
25c
$1.07'A
preferred
Norfolk
6
12-
5c
40c
~
preferred
preferred
6
7%
10-15
(quar.)„
preferred
12-
75c
(now
Co.
State Electric &
Northern
11-
1
8
4% %
10-30
11-
8
$4.50
North
11-15
$1.06'A
10-
3%%
Northeastern
common
Brake
Extra-,——
11-10
8
20c
1
10-15
11-10
11-15
10-
4% %
13c
11-10
1
1
1
3%%
capital)
1
1212-
;
4.70%
in¬
Fund
1
10-22
from
12-
$1.06
11-
4.20%
11-15
11-10
$1.10
Price
9c
11-10
1
$1.12'A
Common
from
11-10
1
12-
$1.17'A
pfd. (quar.)
I
$52.50 per share plus this
dividend)
Potomac Edison, 3.60%
preferred (quar.)
3
dis¬
Ltd
12-
1
($0.1268
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
1
12-
92'Ac
$1.01
(quar.)__
10-
11-
11-15
$1.10
(quar)-_%^.-u;___
1
$1.50
11-19
1
1
sue
10-15
$1
Mines,
12-
for
Shovel Co.,
preferred
11-
12-30
1
10-20
10-20
12-
52c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Pratt-Hewitt Oil, common
1-2-55
10-
1
12-15
10%
1
*5c
11-
12-15
25c
11-
2%
(quar.)
10-26
10-15
11-
Porter
10-22
12-
$1
38c
Y.
1
10-26
11-15
57 '/2C
Co., prior pfd. (s-a)_
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
investment
(quar.)
10-19
N.
11-
11-15
'12-31
11-15
11-15
10%
60c
New Process Co
1
pfd. B
(Brooklyn)
25c
(extra)
preferred
Dickenson
New
1
10-26
4%
(quar.)
Dairy Products CO.'—
preferred
11-24
11-15
$1.17
$4
11-10
65c
(estimated
(from
preferred
1
62'Ac
(quar.)-
1st
2nd
12-10
12'/2C
Pioneer Petroleum
10-20
1
$1.75
(s-a)
11-
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
$0.0032
Inc.
Air
Marine
Maytag Qo„ $3 pref,
5%
and
Merchandise
*31'Ac
.—
Maryland Casualty
.
inc.
York
11-
56'Ac
—
(quar.)
Series
York
11-
(quar.)
;___-—.____—
Stock
New
redemption on Nov.
23
at $52 per share
plus this dividend)
(Conversion privilege expires on Nov.
22,
Marion
New
12-21
$1
preferred
11-30
11-
$3.50
pfd.
Series
New
25c
(interim.)
11-17
58c
Series
12-22
*$1.25
conv.
11-15
3c
—
preferred
Stock
10-19
Co., Ltd.—
dep.- receipts
Midland
issue
$4
5%
yii-12
12-10
12'Ac
$2.40
called
dividend)
(semi-annual)
"Marconi
1954)
Marion
B
Securities
Common
$2
(stock
Oil
1
11-29
11-24
12-10
t$1.50
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)__
Su'r,•-
(New York) (increased)
1
$3.50
(quar.)
Co.
Mar-Tex
tire
class
Neisner
,
Magma
Marine
Bank
11-
$1
pfd. A (quar.)—
12-
$1
10-15
10- 1
33c
(quar.)_
Phillips-Jones Corp.,
10-18
10-18
50c
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
10-18
1
40c
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
Neptune Meter Co., common
11-20
25c
(quar.)
1
11-
quar.)
basis»
*
*$1
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4'/*%
11-
11-
11-
t75c
J_V.
dividend
4.30%
'
1
11-15
j.
Mfg.
25c
(annual)
5c
11-
50c
common
Naugatuck Water Co.
11-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
56'Ac
4%%
&
National Theatres,
10-15
1
City
vestment
3
12-
$1
pfd.
'• "
IB
11-15
25c
;
3.80%
10-11
'
Bank
Corp.
4.40%
10-11
1
75c
(quar.)
15c
R. A. Holdings Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Mackinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
1
11-
1
32'/2c
.-
Circle
Philip Morris
(quar.)
income)
3
12-
$1
i
com.
(increased
Co.,
Chemical
Preferred
2-18
11-
11-
(monthly)
M.
5%
Casket
tributions)
.11-18
10c
29c
5%
11-
12-
12
50c
Phlladephia Electric Co., 4.68%
11-10
1
Foundation—
preferred
preferred
6%
2-18
for redemption on Nov. 10 at $27
per share
Lyon Metal Products.
1
1-2-55
Hampshire)—
(quar.)
10-15
11-18
11'Ac
plus this dividend)
Lukens Steel Co. (quar.)
1
10-29
"*
1
(quar.)
11-
Investment
National
11-15
12-10
(quar.)
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co.—
I
$7 preferred (s-a)
Lowell Gas Co., 6% pfd. (entire issue
12-
preferred
$4.50
11-26
11-15
2MiC
preferred E (quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
Philadelphia
10-15
10-20
7'Ac
A
10-28
8
1
50c
(quar.)
7% non-cumul. 2nd preferred
(auar.i
Louisiana Power & Light. 4.96%
pfd. (quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
1
1
11-12
11-15
25c
4.40%
11-10
11-15
$1.10
(quar.)
1
1
7'/2c
(quar.)
15c
8
11-30
50c
common
1
12-
7% preferred <quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co
3
12-
87'Ac
(accum.)
1
10c
Perfect Circle Corp.
(quar;)
Stock dividend
Perkins Marchine & Gear-
10-15
12-
10-20
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred D
Stock
r10-15
11-
10-25
11-15
15 at
preferred C
Extra
11-20
1
$1.50
National Company (stock dividend)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
National Lead Co.—
11-30
12-
35c
(quar.)
class A
11-27
1111-
10-25
11-15
50c
for re$54.50 per share
convertible to Nov. 9
Nov.
on
Pneumatic
11-30
12-13
*37 'Ac
(Md.)
3.70%
Perfect
11-15
11-15
28'Ac
preferred (quar,)*,
pfd. (entire isfsue called
conv.
12-15
National
10-18
12-13
(quar.)
—
12-15
30c
10-25
I
(quar.)
Peoples National
: 11-12
(quar.)_Z
10-25
common (quar.)
(stock dividend)
11-15
$7
10-18
11-
50c
(quar.)
common
2
4.64%
10-24
11-
20c
Theatres
1
12-
11-15
Co.,
demption
4.50%
11-12
1
$1.05
'
(quar.)
10c
Boston
Ltd.,
12-20
National
11-10
37'Ac
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)—
v
4.25%
10-29
12-
31'Ac
Z
12-
11-10
11-
(quar.)
common
11-26
10-25
(quar.)_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
;10-29
96'Ac
(quar.)
Narragansett Electric,
1
1212-
$1.00 3-10-55
Co.,
11-26
11-15
(quar.)
4.05%
10-29
10-25
31'Ac
(quar.)_I
25C
Pennsylvania Electric,
J
10-15
11-15
11-15
~~
4%
(New
plus this dividend)
10-15
1
A
34 %c
U5C
Co.
50c
1
50c
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber
•
11-
87'Ac
(quar.)—
Pipe
(quar.)
Hope Bridge Corp
National
;
Long-Bell Lumber (Mo.) (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
.
12-23
(Fort Wayne)—
Extra
Lord
1
$1
(quar.)
Common
8%
1
10-25
3
31'Ac
25c
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2 class A preferred
(quar.)
11-26
'
_
common
Co.
11-15
Corp.,
Mutual
11-
12-10
60c
Corp. (R. I.),
(quar.)
1
11-
$1.20
(quar.)
Corp.
37 fee
Corp
preferred
4.60%
'
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
preferred (s-a).
7%
11-15
75c
guaranteed .(quar.)
Joint
Loew's
Mount
37c
'
-
11-15
1
Mount Diablo
from
25c
Finance
11-15
11-
11-26
10%
Motor Wheel Corp.
10-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_,
Common
5%
10-15
'
34% c
——
America,
Co.
1
12-
1
Co.—
of
1
(quar.)
Telephone
Penn Fruit
10-15
.
$1.12
(quar.)
1
Mount
(quar.)
Preferred
Corp.
11-
12-15
1
$1.10
dividend
preferred
11-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Local Finance
Plan
Stock
$2.25
11-
_j_.
•
10-22
1
11-
$1.50
pfd.
Morris
10-15
10-15
11-
31c
$3
5
1
1
"
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Ltd., class A
10-22
*75c
11-
11-15
11-
-$1
Original
1
50c
(increased)
$6
prefererd
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
(12c
(quar.)—.
RR.
(quar.)
10-31
1
50c
Miami
11-
$6
8
$1.25
C
10-15
31'Ac
preferred
$1.30
10-22
$1.09
participating preference (quar.)
Morris (Philip) see Philip Morris & Co.
30c
Original
10-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
series
1
4.70%
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
$1
.
Society, 5%% preferred (quar.)
Chemical
$4.20
2
11-
Extra
Little
preferred
Loan
11-
1
$1
Corp.
-
12-13
12-
11-
(quar.
$1.32
1
1
11-
11-30
Co.—
;
(quar.)
preference
11-15
11-
Ltd.
$3.85
56'Ac
Quarterly
Lionel
II-
11-
10c
20%
Co., com.
(quar.)
:
12-24
12-
40c
Liquid Carbonic Corp., com.
3'A% preferred (quar.)
11-15
50c
12-10
12-27
Drilling. Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Penman's,
50c
Utilities
11-
J15c
-
Co.
37V2C
dividend
11-
1-10-55
1
11-17
10-15
12-15
Peerless Cement Corp.
Special
1
_
ZZZZ~Z~
(quar.)
~
Casualty
Quarterly
10-21
5
5
20c
common
Peerless
1
10-25
35c
Morrison-Knudsen
(quar.)
10-27
1
1
1211-
5%
pfd.
preferred
Interim
11-
$1
25c
(quar.)
Oil
11-1
$1.25
Corp.
convertible
Sheraton
Parker
11-15
5
11-
—
preferred
11-10
t40c
Special
Belt
12-
12-
$1.25
Co.
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
4.50 % •:preferred (quar.)
12-
12-31
Link
12-10
11-15
(quar.)
Portland Cement
96'Ac
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
11-
11-10
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
$3
Printing Co., common—
preferred (quar.)
15c
40c
(quar.)
Public Service
Valley
Common
1
12-
$3.50
10-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9
25C
Lincoln
pfd.
12-15
10c
preferred (quar.)
Lincoln Nat'l Liie Insur. Co.
10-15
1
30c
1-3-55
25c
Co.
1
31-
11-22
4.36%
..
12-
40c
Extra
11-
$1.37%
2-1-55
133Ac
(quar.)_
5%
'Park
(quar.)
Miils
profits)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
&
prior
12-
Life
Corp.
10-20
7"
-K".
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Ontario Paper Co. (quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)_
conv.
Maid
11-
,
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (increased)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenvme, s. o.)—
Quarterly
Savers
preferred
Monarch
(quar.)
and
1
preferred
Chemical Co.,
Extra -
10-25
11-15
11-26
I
5%
Peninsular
11-10
(s-a)
investment income
net
realized
1st
$1.50
10-29
tlOc
Shares
Fund
preferred
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering
(initial)
Lester
11-
:
I
Park
10-20
1
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZ-ZZZ
redeemable first preferred
first preferred (quar.)
4.50%
10-12
10c
(Robert),
Salt Co.
Lexington
1
(quar.)
$l.z5
12-
15c
redeemable first preferred
first
11-10
25c
_
(quar.).
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Western
10-29
11-15
10c
4V2%
11-
(quar.)
Mitchell
Mfg
Corp.,
3
$1.10
$1.50
(James) & Sons Co.—
3.85% preferred (quar.)—.
Lerner Stores
12-
11-15
Lees
•
1-2-55
3
$1.22 &
$1.75
preferred
3
12'Ac
....
11-1Q
:
A
3
12-
83'Ac
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)
10-22
*15c
Inc.,
Tool
8
12-15
20c
1
class
12-
1-2-55
6c
v5%
(quar.)——,
Inc.,
12-
1-2-55
Laboratories
Missouri
(quar.)
Maire
11-
40c
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., $6 pfd.
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)—
Le
10-
11-17
20c
Ltd
(Alfred),
B
1-2-55
97'Ac
11-
real¬
University (quari)
Milling Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Woods
Shore Mines,
Lambert
1
1
year-
(quar.)___;
3
Mission Corp. (stock dividend) (one share of
Mission Development for each six shares
11-12
11-
10c
income)
Kuhlman Electric, 5'A% preferred
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)_
4.80%
5%
11-30
Minnesota
10-31
•>
12-
$2
a
(quar.)l
12-
held)
•/quar.)il_______
preferred
4
$1
(quar.>i—
first preferred
1-2-55-
11-15
;
1-11
11-15
12-
20c
7%
5%
95c
12-15
\
10-11
20c
Year-end
6%
11-17
50c
$1.60
Kobacker Stores, Inc." (quar
(S. S.) Co
i——
H.)
1 <
40c
and
12-15
37 'A c
from
(quar.)
ordinary
11-19
Piping Co. (quar.)_.
Refineries, Inc.—
conv
Minute
Kresge
(S.
11-
2-1-55
79c
of
from
12-15
11-10
1
(24c
55c
5
11-
10-15
1
11-15
37'/2C
pfd. (quar.)
~
Pacific Gas &
Electric, 6% preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
5% redeemable first
preferred (quar.)___I
1
$1.11'A
*
(quar.)
f
s
1
.-
)_Z
___
(quar.)
Miles
11-30
12-
75C
S-2
Co.
5
(monthly)
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
11-15
12-30
50c
gains)
the
3
*20c
(quar.)
series
investment income
4c
12-
1-3-55
75c
Funds,
Corp.
11-
Co.
Clay Products
Finance Corp.,
$1.25
Mid-West
11-15
25c
4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.)—
Kingston Products Corp.
(s-a)
Knickerbocker Fund (16c from profits
on
11-12
1
87'Ac
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
on
1
3
(quar.)
realized
12-
Hone
1
96'Ac
(quar,)
(quar.)
Abrasive
12-
(quar.)
A
Micromatic
Mid-West
12-
(quar.)
common
Custodian
11-12
11-12
25c
.
A
"
Keystone
$1.05
1
$1.12 (A
(quar.)
Gold
Keyes Fibre
12-
12-1
12-
$1.08 3A
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
;
1
Kerr-Addison
4.40%:; preferred
4.90%
preferred
u
Pacific
5
12-
«.
4.45%
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)„r-«
Mexican
1
15 c
Pacific
9-20
11-
10c
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
dividend
12-
!.
,
Stock
11-
;_.
Michigan Gas & Electric
12-
Pacific Can
10-20
1
4
common
second
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
5%
;
45c
(quar.)
10-20
11-
12-10
95c
(quar.)
common
pfd.
10-29
1
1
11-1
12-
par
in
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (quar!
iZIZZIZIZZZZ
Pabst Brewing Co.
(quar.)
I
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)
Light & Power, $1 pfd
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
:
25c
Z,.
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
10-18
11-
8c
(quar.)
1
2-1-55
11-
(payable
stock)
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.
$1.18%
—
(quar.)
12-20
9J3AC
3.80%
preferred" (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Lake
1
50c
$20
convertible
25c
(quar.)
12-20
4%
La
11-
(quar.)
10-11
"
7%
1-3-55
2A%
Corp., com. (quar.)—preferred A (quar.)
1
933Ac
———
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
cv
1
25c
.
11-15
Johnson & Johnson, 4% 2nd pfd.
(quar.)
Johnson Ranch Royalty (quar.)___
Kress
11-
•1.
—
40c
(quar. >______—
ized
1
60c
quar.)
(quar.)
15c
(quar./__—
common
3% %
end
11-19
12-
Shoe
Mercantile
(-quar.)-—
!______—_—
(increased
common
Stock .dividend
4V2%
12-10
40c
(quar.)_.
preferred
from
12-15
12-10
(Arthur G.), & Co.
(quar.)"
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Mead
12-15
5%
33A%
net
12-30
'3oC
*50c
*$1
20c
Jervis
,
11-16
62'Ac
.
(quar.)—
5%
When
Share
com.
Oswego Falls Corp.,
8
11-30
Rubber,
preferred
10-15
10-
50c
McKee
10-15
20c
.'.
.*5% preferred A (quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. (increased)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
preferred
'
1-2-55
1
1
10-30
(quar.)—
Mines
11-
11-30
Per
-
Name of Company
10-15
*25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
uo.
1
11-
30c
(quar.)
common
Porcupine
•11-
*15c
Ltd.
10-15
11-
*15c
;
Oil
preferred
Mclntyre
$1.09
Holders
Payable of Rec.
O'Sullivan
(quar.)
Corp.,
McuormicK
Electric—
$1.06
"
4%
10-13
12-15
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Jantzen,
Inc.,
,
1
2-1-55
preferred (quar.)
$4.22
Jack
11-
11-10
When
Share
Co., Ltd.—
60c pref. class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
35c
of Rhode Island
&
1
Company
Grain
35c
dividend
Illinois
12-
35c
i
preferred
(quar.)
Investors Trust
Per
Name of
McCabe
Investment Foundation, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Iowa
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
(increased)
$1.40
When
Share
Utilities
53
F
series
series
(quar.)
H
(quar.)_i
I
preferred series J
—
(quar.)
Rockland Light <fc Power Co.,
4.65% preferred (quar.)
com.
—
(quar.).—
$1.02%
15c
$1.17
1
11-15
11-1
10-19
11-
10-19
1
.
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Ciass
25c stores, common-
10 and
Rope's 5,
—
-
class A (quar )—___
Rothmoor,
Rudy^Manufacturing
(initial)————
Co.
Whitehall RR.
&
Rutland
Oorp
Lawrence
fit.
+$1.75
gt]
—
Gold Mines, Ltd.——-—
Antonio Transit, com
—
San Antonio
Ban
Common
——————-
————
Inc. (quar.)
—
(stock dividend )
—
Bchwitzer-Cummins Co., 5Vi% pfd. A (quar.)
5y2% preferred, series A (quar.)
5Vi% preferred, series A (quar.)
5Vi% preferred, series A (quar.)——
Mfg.
Bcovlll
dividend
Stock
"teneca Falls Machine
.
'Vjfcrrick
Co.—
2-
1
5-15-55
4-29
Co.,
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.,
11-
1
10-15
11-
class A
10-15
1
1
10-29
Toledo
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-
12-15
1-2-55
12-10
12-10
1
$2.55
8
Gold
11-24
Tudor
11-
Twin
11-25
10-15
Twin
Coach
11-
10-
V
10-29
1
(quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
(N.) Co., Ltd., common
Skelly
Slater
Smith
(A. O.)
Co.
Atlantic
South
preferred
5%
4.08%
preferred
preferred
4.88%
(quar.)
30c
17Vic
$1.25
50c
(quar.)—
—
—_
Southern
Co.
Southern
Canada
(quar.)
—
_
Ltd.—
Power Co.,
Power
Colorado
Southern
8
11-
4.80%
Materials
i
Nevada
Southern
Southwestern
t
Power
Drug,
preferred
12-
3
11-
2
10-
8
United
3.90%
preferred
11-20
10-25
United
1-3-55
12-15
United
1-3-55
12-15
preferred
preferred
11-30
11-15
preferred
Specialties Co.
Stores
U.
1
12-
6
7%
4.60%
S.
10-15
U.
S. Lines Co.
11-
1
U.
S.
10-20
U.
$1.20
11-
U.
10-15
1
conv.
issue
-
1
United
10-15
5%
1
10-11
11-30
1
10-15
11-15
10-30
11-
1
10-20
5V4%
11-
1
10-20
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
Common
share
of
(stock
div.)
stock
com.
each
for
1
10-20
Valspar Corp.,
1
10-20
Vanadium
11-
1
10-20
11-
12-15
12-
12-
11-15
1
8
11-
1
1
10-15
10-15
Stamford
(Conn.)
Water
11-
Oil
Standard
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
6%
12-15
12-
6%
12-10
11-30
Vogt
11-15
11-
Vulcan
1
1
Bros.
11-15
10-
8
Warner
&
&
Stern & Stern
11-15
10-29
Weber
(quar.)
25c
12-10
11-26
Wellington
25c
11-
10-15
Inc
pfd.
2nd
5.20%
Sun
Oil
4(4%
preferred
A
4(4%
.'•
■
,
preferred
$%%
conv, 2nd
Mills,
Fixture
$5
Disinfecting
preferred
Co.,
11-15
11-
1.
30c
26Ac
27V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
;
•_
$1
-
quar.)
—^
.
1
11-15
12-20
1-2-55
12-
12-
1
3
11-
5
12-10
1111-
5
5
25c
_
12-10
11-24
25c
12-10.
11-2*^-
of
Inc.
Western Assurance Co.
Preferred
A
176Np. 277.
Refined
Syrups
Sugars, Inc., Yonkers, N.
&
Y.—Pri¬
1
10-19
500,000 41/4% sinking fund notes due Sept. 1, 1969 and
$750,000 5%% cumulative sinking fund preferred stock
(par $100). The securities were placed with a group
11-
12-
11-
1
8
11-15
1
11-
5
10-19
11-
5
10-25
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-15
11-15
11-
1
11-22
11-
1
11-
1
1
11-
1
11-18
11-
4
11-15
11-
1
11-
1-
11-
1
12-
,
1
10r22
10-22
11-10
25c
10.
1
11-19
(accum.)-
The
all
issued
had
the
the
basis
-
Had
been
8
In
M.
$3.65
4
11-
11-15
1
(quar.),
10-13
1
T
11-15-
J 25c
1-2-55
1
'*
12-28
v\12- 1
10-29
—J„
$2
1
10-15
*11-
shares
of
$1.57
-
outstanding Sept.
conversion
of
prior
30
$5.22
includes 555,124
preference
stock
corporation
into
called
preference
prior
.
shares
net income per
instead of $4.01
of common stock been outstanding the
share for the first half 1954 wrould have
previously reported.
stockholders
to
Chairman
and
C.
reporting
the quarterly earnings, T.
President, stated. "The third
on
M. White,
the year-and-a-half business
steel
consumption
exceeded
production as fabricators absorbed inventories.
With Inventories sub¬
stantially liquidated, consumption and production are now in balance.
As a result, nrw orders booked during the last two months of the
third
quarter
-"
exceeded
-
those
'
for
booked
v
.
any
•
similar
period
since
•
that-the automotive -industry
is buying at an arccd/rated ra^e and the-e'eurand -for steel from manu¬
facturers; of consumois 'durable goods is atsc :or the-increase.
Commenting- on. the business outlook, - Mi. Girdler-and-Mr. White
asserted,-"We expect no sudden boom but rather a gradual sustaining
increase.
"Fourth quarter operations are-rexpected to show a subMr.
12-28
JS1.10 ; 1-2.-55
m.20
11-
35,093,946
6,5G5,96'5 shs.)
(on
1954 marked the low point in
During
that declining period,
mid-1953."
15c
'—
11-
27Vic
3.500,766
39,150,000
for redemption on Aug. 31,
stock.
Owners of such stock
of converting their holdings into common stock 00
shares
of common stock for one share of prior
6,565,965
letter
Girdler,
quarter of
two
31.179,764
1,'109,978
11,475,000
held.
year,
decline.
11-
11-18
of
share
result
The
privilege
the.
a
a
10,417,633
(estimated)
10,302,001
taxes
income—
outstanding
preference
11-19
20c
-
—
income
common
as
stock.
its
of
11-15
10-15
net
common
6,565,965
common
10-
1
Federal
Consolidated
1
11-
for
Earnings per
shares
plants, and equip.
properties,
long-term debt-
on
Provision
2
17 Vic
of
amortization
Interest
12-
*
$
$
and
11-
1
Third Quarter Nine Mos.
1954—
'
entire
12-
30,
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
operating revenue,,
195,616,821 628.226,113
Income from operations
—.—
—33,304,612 108,924,476
Provisions
for
depreciation,
depletion,
and
Sales
25c
(Toronto), common—
„
'
*
$1.50
(quar.)—.
170,
PeriodEnded Sept.
10-15
12-
$2
\
the sale of the two issues are to be used to pay
p. 208.
from
proceeds
expansion.—V.
Republic Steel Corp.
10-29
11-22
$1.12 Vi
Breweries, Ltd.
for
10-15
10c
(quaT.)_—
was
institutional investors.
The
12-10
11-
13c
(quar.)
Co.
Oct. 28
of
10-29
1-3-55
announced
has negotiated the private placement of $1,Weeks & Co., it
vate Placements—Baker,
10-29
11-18
Western, Insurance-Securities
$2.56-class
denominations
on
t25c
(s-a)
Western Canada
covering
10-year
(in
11-23
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Fire
Western Air, Lines,
'
$22,050
5J/2%' debenture bonds, second series, to be offered at par
of $50, $100, $500 and $ 1,0001, without under¬
writing. The proceeds are to be used to pay for additions and improve¬
ments.
The
company
manufactures material handling equipment.—
SEC
11-23
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—
preferred
-
Oct. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
of 10-year 5'/2% debenture bonds and $225,000
on
11-23
10-25
gtd. (s-a)
West
Westchester
corporation
12-20
10-25
(quar.)
Foundry'—
preferred "(quar.)
%
1
$1.62
12-20
11-10
(quar.)
Point Manufacturing Co.
11-15
10-11
(quar.)
preferred
——
12-
12-10
11-
(quar.)
common
A
65c
-
$1.30
12-20
1
25c
$1.12(4
-
(quar.)
$0.44
11-23
11-10
—
West
11-
$0.54
"
14,031,016 shares.—V. 180, p. 1654.
11-15
45c
(quar.)
Michigan Steel
10-15
share
com.
on
3
$1.25
Kentucky Coal Co.
1
22,787,000
12-20
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Jersey & Seashore RR.
West
11-15
25,192,000
Raymond Corp., Greene, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
1
25c
common
West
II-
12-
50c
9
$1
12-
$1.12 Vi
Co
1
30c
12-15
$3
11-
West
2,365,000
6,178,000
11-16
$1
(initial).
Co.
11-
10-20
11-
12-15
25c
(quar.)
common
11-30
1
5
11-16
20c
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Superior Portland Cement -(Increased
x—
&
Showcase
preferred (s-a)
Wellman Engineering
West
1-14
30c
6%
7%
(quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.
Extra
1-15
10-15
1
62 Vic
•_.
31 (4c
preferred
common
JBunray Oil Corp.,
12-13
Co.
11-15
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
I-3-55
10-15
1
2-
5c
(extra)
Waverly Oil Works
25c
Propane Gas Corp., com.—
Co.,
Waukesha
7
40c
*"
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Suburban Electric Service—
$4
7
1-31-55
1
11-
5%
5%
Corp.,
dividend
$1-25
Suburban
Motor
1010-
57c
(quar.)
11-
25c
—
Pen, Ltd.
(L. E.)
1
3
10-15
20c
;
11-15
4 %
Textiles, 4(4%
Wells
Stock
Waterman
12-31
Btrawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
Struthers
P
$1.25
$25c
10c
30c
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
(s-a)—_—_—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)-Washington
Mutual
Investors Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly from investment income)Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)
,
Inc.
com.
Washington Gas Light
dividend
2,365,000
35c
Washington Building Trust
3
per
"Based
10-14
J12 Vic
—
(quar.)
Co
10-25
10-11
1
$2
Co., 5%' preferred (quar.)
Pictures (quar.)
10-25
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
Stores,
"Earns,
11-
62 Vic
1
1
Bros.
10-15
27,557,000
789,000
" 7,500,000
for com. stock
Balance
15c
(quar.)—:
1
11-
(A.)
,11- 1
6,967,000
789,000
v.
dividend
$1.05
12-
11-24
Sterling Brewers,
10-15
25,152,000
8,289,000
profit
Net
Preferred
$1.25
common
Swasey
„
10-15
(quar.)
Warner
Cj
<£
198,742,000 660,345,000 609,428,090
199,156,000 183,900,000 603,922,000 555,777,000
* 8,531,000
7,875,000
28,866,000 23,499,000
costs
Federal income taxes-
10-15
—
8
$l5c
25c
Sterchi
Operating
215,976,000
Sold
services
&
$1.01
Co.,
Power
Corp.
10-
11-
1
1-15
Co.,
Corp.—
(quar.)
11-
7-15
A
1954—S Mo.s.—1953
g
Products
4-18
&
Domestic Subs.)—Earnings
1954—3 Mos.—1953
10-14
8-1-55
3
Class A (quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp.
Ltd.
1
37 Vic
11-
10-11
(initial)
10-29
11-
5-2-55
Bros.
1
Corp.
11-15
2-1-55
Class
'
Period End. Sept. 30—-
1
37 Vic
Warren
payment
2
12-
37 Vic
11-19
12-
11-19
12-
12-13
37 Vic
10-15
11-
12-13
12-13
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.
1
11-
Steel Co. of Canada,
11-19
27c
$4.25
(quar.)
12-13
preferred
1
11-15
preferred
12-10
preferred
12-
1
Parts
&
12-
-
1-2-55
preferred
11-
12-
Lithograph
5
3c
(quar.)
corrected
The
(Continued from page 15)
10-19
1
preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway—
10-11
1
40c
$10c
Btecher-Traung
1
1
iquar.j-
5
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
11-
11-
1
(quar.)
5
preference (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B (quar.)
$1.60
Electric
62Vic
—
11-19
11-
(quar.)_
100%
(Indiana)
Co.
4
V.
preferred
11-
5%
(stock div.)
dividend
Standard
Co.
tax.
date
10-28
30c
preferred
11-
40c
$58(40
15c
10-
(Cuba)—
Co., Ltd., 50c class A
Walker
of California
Standard Oil Co.
Stein
Virginia
12-10
-
4
11-18
11-
———_____.——-—
Chemical
45c
(quar.).
Standard Fuel, Ltd., 4Vi%" preferred
Standard Milling Co
Steel
Vick
10c
preferred
11-
11-
$5
6
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60
4
35c
(quar,)
(s-a)
pfd.
10-15
11-12
10- t
10-1
10- 1
Investment News
4
10-
of America—
Final
6%
(quar.)
10-
1
$1.37 Vi
(initial)
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
12-10
11-
additional
Cement,
Portland
Spokane
convertible
$4
Corp.
common
$4.20
(auar.l
Bpokane International RR. Co.
5%
New
$4.04
held)
share
1
11-
$1.3 l'/t
—
(quar.)
preferred
1-20
11- 1
12^15
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
dividend.
was Incorrect.
and/or record date is ind'eated here.
10-26
11-
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co
Valcar Enterprises,
Inc., 6% pfd. A
additional
(one
11-22
62 Vic
quar.)
2-1-55
-
General Corporation and
10c
Peninsula Power Co.—
(increased quar.)
Upper
11-
20c
Corp.
(increased
25c
50c
75c
t22J/2c
731'Ac
t37V2c
10-12
10c
(quar.)__;
12-20
tax.
income
published
10-12
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco—
11-
Extra
1
11-
§75c
5V4%
11-
Jamaica
10-30
11-
$1
_—
Ltd., 6% pfd. A
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
25c
Spencer Kellogg & Son (quar.)
Sperry
(quar.)
11-19
12-20
1-3-55
10-30
11-30
12 Vic
.
12-1
50c
10-30
11-30
22 Vic
Transit
11-
$1.06055
30c
11-15
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
British
date
75c
——
this
Radio Corp. of America (&
(s-a)
10-5
10-20
11-19
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)_r
Steel,
Viceroy Mfg.
share plus this dividend)
1
$1.75
preferred
—.—
—
Vitamin
S.
11-
,
11-
tlOc
(quar.)
11- 1
11- 1
,12-1
25c ..1-3-55
_____
closed for
not
income
Less
Less
Previous
10-15
37 Vic
;
(N. J.), 4Vi%
Corp.
Sugar
United
called
$102.50 per
S.
12-13
preferred (quar.)
Chemical Co., 4.60%
pfd. (entire
for redemption on Nov. 8 at
4Vi%
Spencer
1
10c
Extra
11-15
11-
(quar.)
11-
62 Vic
(quar.)__
Y.)
books
x
a
11-15
Corp.—
Pipe & Foundry Co.
5c
56V/4C
(quar.)
(initial quar.)—
Bpalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Spear & Co., $5.50 1st preferred (quar.)—■_
Special Investments
&
Securities,
Inc. —
11-15
*10c
(quar.)
preferred
:-'
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15 % Canadian non-residents' tax.
jPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source. 'Non¬
resident tax 15%; resident tax 77c.
.
15c
(interim)——
com.
(quar.)
(N.
50c
______
——_
—
(quar.)_^_
$7
—
Co.
—
•Transfer
*
87 Vic
Corp.,
(accum.)
Insurance
$1.15
27V4C
25c
$1.37Vi
preferred
Common
Fire
97Vic
$1.033/4
$1.06V4
preferred
4.36%
preferred
U.
$1.11
25c
25c
(quar.)__*—
tlOc
$6
Corp.,
Conditioning
Air
S.
.
____-1__x
preferred
11-15
1
10-29
—
preferred
X 37c
(quar.)
United
92Vic
„
12-
12-9
1
^
6%
11-10
12-15
,3%
.•
.
i——
5%
11-10
12-15
10-19
"
(Wm.
y
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Machinery
.
11- 3
1
2
12-
...
50%
•
10-20
10-
•*.
11-10
prefer--,
6%
.....
10-20
1
11-24
25c
Corp., class A (quar.)—
United
11-
(quar.)
,<•1*4.40%
Hill
Shoe
for
receipts
County Gas Co. (quar.)__
(quar.)_._—
Zeller's, Ltd.,
common—:
10-11
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Keno
20c
30c
(quar.)
11-
11-10
(quar.)
common
Common
(quar.)
4.25%
*25c
:
10-15'
^
; ■;,,
-. *
dividend),____/_-___i_:
(stock
deposit
Monthly
25c
preferred
6%
19c
(quar.)
4.15%
B
Class
10-1
Ltd.--
Co.,
&
,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
10-20
11-15
;
Tcof
&
Drill
40c
——
10-20
11-15
1
11-
1
11-
11-15
12 Vic
class A
W.>
Extra
11-15
11-15
Inc
(quar.)
12- 1
(quar.)—
Monthly
X5c
B
(F.
Extra
11-17
5%
Ltd.,
Corps.,
Class
$1.10
(quar.)
10-
1
11-1
50c
Co.
Monthly
-
8
1
12-
(quar.$1.20
Indus.);'/;-'
preferred (quar.)_—
Jr.) Co. (monthly)
Wrigley
60c
United
6
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70%
11-18
11-
5%
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-15
5
(quar.)—
12-28
11-28
1-14
11-15
Gar. Wood
W.)
registered'
^
County Electric
ence
Worcester
10-18
11-
92 Vic
12-
5
(quar.)—
common
1
1-5-55
11-' t
1-31-55
12- 1
Service
preferred
American
11-15
J
10-29 >
$1.50
_______
<quar.)_——90c
(Gar) ' (See
registered
1-12
10-29
12-' 1
American deposit receipts for o r d i n a r y
-
12-15
12-20
11-12
.11-12
,
37 l/2c
York
10-15
11-29
';•*
2-1-55
1-31*.
11-19 ."
Gorp.-—i'\r
5% preferred %quar.)____;_—
^
.
$1.25
11- 1' / 10-15
10-25
87 Vic
(quar.)
Inc.,
(quar. )__^_x___*
preferred
Wool worth
10-15
10c
1
1
10-29
12-31
30c
Electric Power Co.,: common_x____
preferred
Wood
11-17
1
2'/2C
.
12-15
11-30
12-13
1
(s-a)—_______
Corp.
12-
12-
-
25c 2-21-55
&c
11-30
•
'
5.04%
11-13
12-15
% 11-19,
25c
.
5c
Wisconsin, Puoiic
*
11-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Canada
Lines,
■
imommy
Grocery Go.
*12-15
$1.25
$1.25
i__
—
Lovett
3.60%
10-29
9
$2.50
—
dividend
Air
11-
$1
Calif,
of
Co.
12-
12-10
75c
50c
11-
—_
11-30
25c
(quar.) —
(accum.) _
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
of
&
4.447c
(quar.).
12-20
1-3-55
59c
(quar.)
12-15
7»/ic
Co.—
Co.
11-30
63 %c
preferred (quar.)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50 convertible preference (quar.)
United Cities Realty, 5%
pfd. (accum.)
11-
Co.——————-Jr
Gas
12-15
12-
,
(quar.)
preferred
i
Southern- Natural
Wisconsin
100%
414%
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Southern
4
25c
Aircraft Products,
United
11-30
1
10-
37 >/2c
8
11-30
(initial quar.)
preferred
8
11-
12-
11-30
v
4.72%
11-
12-
37Vic
20c
i——
—
Oil
Stock
12-
11-
2
11-17
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
United
5
25Vic
30Vic
—————
(quar,)—450c
Common
8
Co.-—
Edison
(quar.)
preferred
11-
50c
(quar.)
—
Southern California Petroleum—
6%
Union
.—
(quar.)—
Works (quar.)
California
Southern
5
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Co., common
Gas
South Bend Lathe
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
Smith-Douglas
11-
1
12-
1
—
12-3
,
Extra
12-
.(quar.t——;_—
12-15
Monthly
Wisconsin Bankshares
Missouri
of
preferred
$4.50
11-
11-
1
$1.14
(stock dividend)-,
preferred
preferred
Union
$1
$25c
05c
42c
45c
tl5c
5
11-
-
Pipe Line Corp.—
Corp.
Co.
preferred
10-15
1-3-55
11-
11-15
18%c
—
11?. 1
12-3
15c
*quar.)__^„__
Woolworth IF.
(quar.)
Co.,
Electric
$3.70
$4
10-
5%
12-10
i5c
Co.
Quarterly
Winn
—
(quar.)-
Universal Insurance, com.
$3.50
11-15
10-
8
$1,061/4
City 9th Unit, $6 preferred
Corp., class A
Union
8
11-15
12-
10-
;
Arrow
Trinity
1
11-
(interim)———
Lid.
Mines,
Radio
11-24
62Vic
$15c
$15c
(quar.)
Simmons Co. (year-end)-—
—:
Simms (T. S.) Ltd., $1 preferred (quar.)—
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)————-—
Sisco
preferred
Trav-Ler
12-10
1
1
35c
(initiall
common
Transcontinental Gas
10-20
11-
11-10
11-
$1
(Los Angeles)
12-15V
<s-a)^-.v_r.___
*
10-23
11-15
(s-a):
B
.—_
Y.)
old common
dividend
Co.,
Stock
New
10-15
1
11-
A
preferred
10-11
10-25
11-15
'"
prelerred
convertible
—___
Inc
(N.
Gibbs Sewing Machine—
convertible
11-30
"'10-21'
11-15
15c
-
-
5%-
■
Trust
&
_2-;
5%
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
Trane
(quar >
8
10-29
11-1
'
343,ac
(quar.)^^
8
50c
Co.—
prelerred
Trade
1
1-2-55
11-
Edison
4.25%
4.56%
12-
15c
10-
11-1
1
/-•
50c
10-
12-15
11-
■■
'
11-15
,
l^c
preferred
Ruober
Bros.
Oil
,
12-10
J'
1
Wilcox
>
10-15
io-l5
$1
(quar.)
•,
&
*
II- 1
(quar.)____
common
1
50c-
Stocks,
Allied
Wilcox
.
1-3-55
i :,; ;
—
11-
;
—
Insurance 61 Trust Co.
Tobacco &
11-19
12-15
.
.
$1.25
BiaKe
Wnitney
1
$1.43%
.11-
<quar.)__;
(quar.)
preferred
Whitehead
1
Stores,
convertible
.,25c
.
10-15
11-
50c
B
Class
4%
< initial)
common
Title
1
11-
1U-
Inc.—
Products,
New
7-20
11-
11-11
(quar.)
Thompson
8-1-55
10-29
r-;.
:
(quar.)
common
Machine Corp.—
Auto
5%
Thompson (John R.)
Thompson Electric Welder
Sewing
prior preference
60c
10-20
1-20
$2
White's
62y2c
11-20
4-20
I
(quar.)
11-30
5-1-55
1
11-
ll-.l'
$6.67
(quar.)
$1
11-
2-1-55
1
1111-
11-15
conv.
Co.
11-
11-15
.
Co.
Mfg.
$2.50
New
White
11-15
11-15
10-12
/
"
-
$1.21
(quar.)
—
pfd. vquar.)—
Thiokol Chemical Corp. (stock dividend)
1
lu-27
prelerred
10-12
11-15
$100
at
$1.14
10-20
Co.,
11-15
25c
10-15
Glass
20c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)__
tl2»/2c
1
Thermoid
10-28
5'/2%
11-10
Thatcher
10-28
11-15
$1.08
1
Stationery— v-V.
11-15
5%
Nov.
on
plus this dividend)__
share
Extra
$4
$1.50
30c
—
.
redeemed
be
Western Tablet <fc
1-X-S6
$1.04
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Thatcher Class Mfg. Co., $2.40 pref.
11-20
$35c
$25c
---——-—
preferred
per
$4.84
11-20
11-30
Bherwin-Williams
5%
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Light, $4.56 pfd.
11-15
$1
(quar.)—
—_
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
(quar".)_
—————Shirriffs,
Ltd.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)——
Bierra Pacific Power Co., common (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)—.—;—
Bignode Steel Strapping Co., com .(increased)
1
Pipeline—
Gas
Power &
12-15
10c
$1
(increased)-;—
com.
Common
Texas
12-15
$30c
preferred
4%
12-
B
Natural
Illinois
5c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
3
12-20
22c
10c
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Servomechanisms,
12-
preferred
preferred
4.32%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
shares to
70c
2-15-55
40c
30c
12Vi%
—.—
class B common
Corp.,
Class A common
11-15
(quar.)—
common
Texas
31 Vic
———————-
Electric Co.,
1
10c
common—-—
(quar.)
y
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven; (quar.)
Selected Risks Indemnity
(quar.)
preferred
1
;
(s-ai__——
2
'
5%
12-
sue
11-
91 Vic
$1.07 Vi
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp.,
(quar.)
15c
11-
35c
Oil Co.
1
—
1
Co.—
preferred
preferred
3.65%
4.30%
Seaboard
preferred
4.16%
10-30
1
12-
1
1-10
1-2-55
$1
(increased)
Bcotten Dillon Co.
11-1
11-1
11-
(quar.)
11-15
12-
85c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Holder*
.
3114c
10c
(quar.)_.
A (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada). Ltd.—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
—
Terminal Tower (Cleveland) (quar.)
Bcott Paper Co.—
$4
12-
4%
11-30
$3.40
Qo.
Inc., class A
Tampa
UOc
25c
10%
27Vic
27Vic
27Vic
27Vic
Schlage Lock Co.
&
Talon,
10-22
1-17-55
J20c
Bchenley Industries,
Swift
12-15
•
18JAc
„"
(quar.)———.
B
Class
1
12-10
11-2
,
common
75c convertible preferred
(quar.)_
Bcarfe & Co., class A (quar.)
11-
40c
,
37'/aC
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—,—
6%
When
Payable of Rec.
11- 1
*10-12
Share
'
preferred-(quar.)
34%c
Pacitic RR., common (quar.)7oc
preiened series A ( all
unexchanged
}
preferred
—
preferred
2nd
'
:
(quar.)
5J/4%
15C
Industries,
Savage
4%
;'
Western
55c
dividend)
Finch Oil,
Swan
1
11-15
**C
—
_______
Common
x
12-
2
1-2-55
25c
45c
$1.10
$3c
^ 14c
quar.)
Regis Paper Co., com. (increased
$4.40 first preferred A (quar.)—>.
this
2
12-15
12-
$1.25
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Paul Fire & Marine
Bt
5%
Paper Co.—
pfd. (entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on Nov. 1 at $103.50 per share plug
<
$$1.06
—
10-29
12-
St. Louis-San
5%
4.40%
11-15
,
preferred (quar.)
Francisco Ry. Co.—convertible preferred A (quar.)
7%
Sutherland
10-15
1
Company
Western Light & Telephone Co., com.
10-18
2
11-
Per
>
Name of
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Superior Steel Corp.
10-20
4
11-
5c
$1
iquar.i—
Ltd., 4'/*% pfd. (quar.)
Flour Mills Co., Ltd.—
Baguenay Power Co.,
10-20
1
11-
115c
5c
Share
Company
11-
.
class A (quar.)—
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.,
Royalties
Management
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Holder$
When
Per
Holder«
When
Per
Share
15c
^ 15c
5c
of Company
Name
:
.Monday, November 1, 1954
(1814)
54
„
Girdler
White
reporte i
Volume
umber\>373 v:The Commercial ami Financial Chronicle
(1815)
stantiai'increase
over'
will
1955 'and
continue
rate'will
cents
against
as
Republic
4.8
in
cents
the
at
was
good
business
steel
of
93.4% .—V.
Reeves
>480,
Hdriktris
m-
drinier
•*/'
quarter
of
tons
steel
61.4%
the
5.3
was
1955..^
during
In
.
Container
Ni
operating // Jamestown,
-
same
of
rate
1953,-steel "production
rate
^believe
^We
evidence "the
every
-
the
produced, 1,544,019
of l9f>4 which
of
quarter.
from
%•--•>
rise.
to
iiicomef per*rlollaf' tif-'sales-for the third quarter-of 1954
Net
:
in
continue
the-third
third
-
Hoffmann
% Mr.
quarter
Trust
of
Co.
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
,
sales
Net. profit
after
Net
per
and
;%V
profit
*loss—v.
State
September—
Gross
1954
from
Net
from
Net
V
-
$15,656,790
,*858,216
ry.
1,301,335
taxes
p."
1953
•
$8,406,831
taxestrrl__
inc.
*596,381 " *
share
179,
'v's$0.52
Gross
SO.66
Copper & Brass
Sept. 30—
Inc.-—Earnings—f
;
•
••%•'
•
v
r- ,1954
Net
.
;
sales
taxes
from
ry.
21,529,000
7.540.643
7,910.664
[So.85
S6.14
lnc3rhfe 'Ii__t--_i
sharefL__J:-—
$305,674
$415,582
i$5i
209,664
$355,928
188,537
163,413
143,515
95,030
/
'
1,943,376
railway-
3,708 960
2,131,017
2,090,430
510,013
1,140,295
190,528
515,725
-
Rexall Drug,
'
-
^corporat
The
1954—4 Wks.—-1953
-
$
Domestic
—V.
- •- -
all
after
share.
charges
profit
net
taxes,; of
ana
for
the
$1,882,951,
\
*
nine
$
129,146,385
118,041,830
sales_____
12,709.775
11,475,687
180,
Elec.
120,070,679
operating
Federal
$
State
1,255,202,728 T,193,662,844
V
-■
Net
1
i
-
equal
54
to
cents
This
.cents
compares with the net profit of $2,143,583, equal
share, for the corresponding per od of last year. 1
per
Wis.,
$600,000 of. 3 ¥4% to 4% first
'mortgage serial bonds dated Oct. 1, 1984, at 100% and
^accrued interest*
per
61
to
;
"
Total sa!ek for the nine months ending Sept.- 30. 1954, were $132,498,369, against $143,370,206 for the like period of 1953.-^-V.;180, p. 538.
'
The
7;
1956
1,
and
Rhode?ian
v
Selection
—Plans Stock
<,
Mufuliia
(
of
which
making,
financing
for
the
the
shares
to
i
The
tion
British
to
the
be
incurred
mine,
and.
electrolytic
of
price
for
will
the
will
be
offered
subject
subscribe
to
to
proposes-
shares
new
of
The' number
contractual
a
10%
to
of
the
by
-
will
be
propor¬
right
thereof
•
in
the
be
shall
at
as
resolution
Issues
the
to
close
the
Capital
If
offered
is
of
of
in
passed,
duly
it
the
on
the
in
United
for
from
Oct.-1,
1958
to
1,
1961
to
Oct.
to
1,
Oct.
Oct.
an
Nov.
on
has
the
is
intended
in
the
22,
of
the
books
to
for
.
■" iv-%- V-r--:?: •'%"
income
on
%
1954
127,501,284
1953
126,785,179
11,613,569
10,472,608
^
States.—V.
166,
2315.
p.
fund
maturities
further
announced
was
insurance
the
that
$5,179,612
3,160,370
873,900
23,500
23,500
37,000
36,000
$760,150
$1,166,624
$1,109,342
194,217
: 205,365
296,822
306,232
$558,101
$554,785
$869,802
$803,110
____
________
670.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
1954
%
r
1953
1952
1951
from
railway- $42,379,562 $45,999,601 $49,853,212 $42,176,630'
from railway
8,220,296
11,136,127
14,437,765
7,029,529
ry. oper. income_
3,960,094
4,348,703
; 5,938,849
3,709,654
Net
Net
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
railway
: 371,057,433 417,606,313 410,345,761 378,615,269
-raiiway___;_i_
72,997,718
99,783,345 101,313,068
82,908,304
income
29,943,224
36,976,933
41,881,266
28,282,662
from
ry.
oper.
1655.
p.
company
at
par,
$1.82
to
The
1970.
provide
balance
the
of
of
180,
note
dated
1,
1964.
The
to
J.
New
York,
having
RR.
Nov.
Morgan
borrowing,
and be used
Southern's
in
of
P.
Brown
Washington,
National
Bank
interest
1954,
1,
purchase
Southwestern
an
and
rate
the
of
holdings
Construction
of
3.23%
payable
in
per
Co.
annum,
installments
to
it proposed to grant participation in the
Co., Incorporated, the National City Bank of
Brothers Harriman & Co., the Riggs National Bank
of
said
&
the
Bank
the
Central
Trust
Cincinnati.—V.
Co.
Cincinnati
of
180,
the
and
First
1541.
p.
or
Sperry Rubber
The
company
be
offered
at
&
Plastics Co., Brookville, Ind.—Files
Oct.
on
$125,000
covering
(in
par
filed
14
4%
of
first
letter
a
notification
of
mortgage
denominations
bonds
of
due
$500
with
the
SEC
Nov.
15, 1974 to
without under¬
each),
writing.
1438.
p.
the
Nov.
and
finance
Ohio
The First National bid named
with
years,
these
to
&
loan
to
working capital
in
of facilities.
No sinking funds are required in the
though,the company has the option to make $13,800,fund
payments
during
that
period.
Throughout
the
debentures, the company has agreed to maintain work¬
sinking
is
Baltimore
a
sold
new
Increased
obligation
the
$10,149,983
had
$73,000,000,
in
due July
1,
1979.
ing capital at not less than $50,000,000.—V;
the
promissory note.
This
expansion
000,;
life
1963
will
ten
*
Southern Ry.—Note Placed—The
company on Oct. 2#
accepted the bid of the First National Bank of New Yor&;
for the $15,000,000 collateral
25-year
3%%
The proceeds
company
companies
debentures
from
first
<
of
last it
$11,456,784
%
$2.01
share:
common
3
$20,410,000,
shares
consent
such
authorized
891,000
$752,318
Southern Pacific
Gross
Net
security
as
companies,
--
new
of' the
The
1954.
obtained
been
increase
that
180,
Gross
have been used to redeem at par
$52,590,000, in five previous debentures
issues outstanding with the same insurance
as
in-
it
-
income
-V.
of
nine
of
sinking
Mufulira
and
Accordingly
3,468,944
596,000
income
deductions
Net
1964,
1,
1969.
pledged
property
________________________
taxes
per
Aug.
group
issue.
an
approved
at
the
forthcoming extraordinary general
to
beheld on
meeting
Nov.
17
the company intends
to take such steps- under the United
States Federal securities laws as appear to be practicable to
permit
the new shares to be offered for subscription to shareholders resident
■
1965
income
On
same
shares
at
the'forthcoming issue-; %
registered
business
Committee
for
1,
Hospital
Sept. 30—
expenses
Earnings
The
of
present
new
unissued
required.
offered
be
members
resolution
$1,768,724.
April
$149,430,676 $148,548,731
and
Provision
■;
its proportion of the
is?ue
ah
remain
*
If
Olaf
April
3V4S
of
from
1,
April
sales
Costs
Net
shareholders
to
to
up
make
shares
capital
will
St.
from
$41,000
3'/a%
from
St. Regis Paper Co.—Earnings Higher—
"
all
of
of
due
'
Co.
authorized
due
9 Months Ended
is pro¬
posed to increase the authorized capital to £6,000.000 by the creation
of 2,000,000 new shares of 5s each.
It is not expected, however, that
.
4s
Net
;
com¬
on
operating
—V., 180,
J
necessary
announced
be
of
bonds is
follows;
as
$90,000
3%s
of
$5,563,568
2,128,570
587,000
<
of
pur-
utilized
be
particu'ar,
$332,000
the
%/,;
'
hold ngs,
number
to
the
Items
on
In
mature
1,-1957;
$137,000
The valuation
7.
-
will
Oct.
capital
the
intention
its
refinery.
issue
:
company to subscribe for
board
of
future
near
•'
in
crease
the
shares
Africa
small
a
64%
announced
the
■
the
only,
of
the
of
and
existing
To enable the
issue,
expenditure
Mufulira
South
terms.',
in
Rhodesia)
'■
>
■
amount of approximately £2,000,000
an
issued
their
to
has
shares
Company later.
new
«'
-
approximately.
company,
development
extension
be
Mufulira
this
ordinary
capital
further
pleting
by
of
of providing
: pose
in
issue
(Northern
>
-
Mines. Limited,
held
is
Ltd.
Offering—
Copper
an
Trust
bonds
to
1960;
$3,508,220
2,397,102
taxes—
taxes
;;
;
Oct. 26 offered publicly
on
1954,
of
^
1954—12 Mos —1953
$3,759,920
exps.V
income
income'
Income
;,fV
1954—8 Mos.—1953
revenue
112,135,905
'
1438.
p.
oper.
St. Olaf Lutheran Hospital Association, Austin, Minn.
—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend.
-
months
$1.28
*
Period End. Aug. 31—.
Elec.
1954—40 Wks.—1953
$
r
sales_—_L%
:
reports
547,468
$1.53
;
1540.
p.
'
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
on
share
3.35% first mortgage
bonds, due 1984, it was announced
on Oct.
29—V. 178, p. 857.
>
:
355.
p.
$700,784
547,468
I_.
shares—
common
$2,000,000
842,677
87,123
-
per
Southern California Water Co.—Bonds Sold
Privately
—The company has placed
privately through Dean Wit¬
ter & Co. and
Smith, Polian & Co. an issue of
2,512,469
422,996
income—
$838,914
common
180,
1953
;
47,615
97,734
54,267
railway
oper.
Canadian
"Net
Earnings -per comrhdn
.—v.: 178, p. 6G8.
1952
income..
income
of
—V.
1953
$264,590
Per. End. Oct. 9—
29,439,664
•
income
on
Net
Earnings
1954
1954
$8,169,79-?" $7,294^-43
7,330,880
6,5933^5
;
Southern Colorado Power
Co.—Earnings—
195,600,686
17.402,648
9.862,000
taxes^-i-'l_-_*-_.^_i__„
Federal
for-Federal
Provision
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Expenses including fixed charges and taxes_____
&
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
143.094,335
;
before
Profit
Bank
-
v' %'/'■■*
Net
Chemical
1655.
p.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Gross revenues
the
;
c
1953
of
Ry.—Earnings—•
rail way
Net *from
V:
6i5.';%-:•
board
From Jan. 1—
760.935
'
the
of
180,
:
•.
railways
oper,
—V>.180,
Revere
9 Months Ended
York.—V.
Sacratnento Northern
•
>.
*
*
"v ——1,
______
advisor
an
South Jersey Gas
:
No.
px 1438.
Brothers, IncAJJarrtings Decline—
Profit before Fed.
is
New
*
Net
Ohio;
Highland Container Co.,
Packaging Corp., New York City; FourIttoiitUce, New ioik CKy; Flore Box Association,
the^ corresponding period
tons' with' an operating *
totaled'<2,413,326
JL
Cleveland,
Standard
Board
Chicago; National' Paperboard Association, Chicago.
-
r U
>
CO.,
C:;
Krait
55:*
capital
is
Spokane International RR.—Earnings-
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Weil Resigns From Board—
In
the
of
pursuance
board
of
other plans,
..directors
and
Richard Well
Chairman
as
Oct.
on
of
the
27
resigned from
Operating
Committee.
September—
Gross
180,
725.
p.
1954
1953
1952
$331,397
143,483
$295,821
$247,104
127,747
96,932
70,893
64,904
57,225
40,275
railway___
railway
2,523,962
2,642,861
2,203,083
993,293
1,107,177
711,033
1,971,752
649,732
income—
477,923
531,739
379,490
283,142
from
Net
ry,
railway—
$335,321
railway—4 165,011
from
Net
—V.
income—
oper.
•
1951
From Jan. 1—
Scott
Rockwell
,
Manufacturing Co.—To Build New Plant—
This company
the
site for
The
announced on Oct, 21 the selection of Russellville, Ky.,
Co.
plant expected to go into operation in mid-1955.
plant will be located on a 30-acre site, according to Campbell
Stuckeman, Vice-President. It v/ill have from 80,000 to 100,000 square
as
new
a
January
and
1438.
<
initial
is
occupancy
scheduled
May.—V.
during
Oct.
26
providing
became
V:
of ihis
approved
merger
feet of floor space and is, expected to cost from $800,000 to $1,000,000,
exclusive of production equipment.
Construction will start in early
Co.—Consolidation
stockholders
on
merger
The
.
Paper
for
the
effective
and
company
and
adopted
of
and
plan
Hollingsworth
27.
Gross
Hollingsworth
joint
a
of
merger
Oct.
Ratified—
&
Whitney
of
agreement
into
Scott.
The
of
Hollingsworth common.—V.
180,
%
-7
: %•_■
■
(G. D.)
Nine Months Ended Sept.
30—
180,
1211.
p.
:
.
Other
101,888
144,560
$21,124 708
goods
Depreciation
sold
$37,273 9^6
17,957,121
and
999.000
amortization
Net
Income
on
•Earnings
1.061,000
Shares
__-
per
—V.
1,456.044
p.
179,
1,452,267
$3.00
$2.17
'
share
2374.
Oil Co..
Shell
(&
$2.81
Sales
of
products
Based on 348,350 shares outstanding Sept.
30,
1954.—V.
Income
before
Federal
179, p. 2145.
taxes
excess
and
Federal
income
profits
The
$
933,475,884
145,780,515
51,300,000
57,200,000
7,100,000
—
tax
,—*___
•
Net
The
with the
SEC covering - 300,000 shares • of common stock
to be offered at par
1-4$1 per share) through Virgil- McGee of Boise, Idaho,- and Bud Mallet
and J. S. Williams of Portland, Ore.
The net proceeds are to be used
corporation
Oct.
on
15
filed
notification
of
letter
a
Earnings
acquire royalty and
sidiary
share
per
companies
$3.26
and
company
or
I
(F. C.) Russell Co.—Expansion—
'
figures
The
company
on
Oct. 27 r announced the purchase of t the
Window
Division
of
the*.Hunter
Manufacturing
Co.,
Bristol,
based
are
Pa.,
sales
against
is completed at Russell's Cambridge
plant.
TTie amount of
involved in this transaction was not disclosed.
J. M." OWynne, designer and General Manager of Hunter's window
business, will become a Vice-President of the Russell Company and
for
sales
year.
with
The
Russell
new
and
dows
three
five
to
framing for buildings.
President,
stated
that
the
acquisition
shou'd
business
million
directors
the
leasing of
that
volume
a
enable
will
have
within
dollars
In
it
1.
sales
the
next
$500,000
as
the
company's
approved
12
months
Russell
in
in
to
its
double
the
from
and
could
of
order
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
This
ended
noted
by
ters
before
nine
Russell
also
Canada.
the
directors
approved
a
50,000
square
91
warehousing purposes at
its Pandora,
It is estimated that th<s would reduce
costs' by permitting a more uniform rate of production throughout
the
year and
increase overall production substantially.
T. A. Lawrence, Comptroller and Assistant Treasurer, advised that
no new financing will be
required and possibly only limited borrowing,
if any, wil1 be necessary in order to
finance this expansion program
because of the
excellent financial position
of the company at this
time.
Mr. Lawrence advised
that no definite figures covering the
overall cosfs of this expansion were available at this time.
stock
Frank
Russell,
and
of
the
Mr.
York
President
and
the Board, Oct. 25
Chandler -of Short Hills, N. J.,
C..,0. Hoffmann of New. York and Chestef-fcjwn, Md., as members
C
appointment of
announced
bee*
the
Clt^
''
?
%r
""h
i$' Vice-President
addition,
he
of
serves
Uriibn
on
Bag & Paper Corp., New
the board of directors of' the
mask contracts
gas
p.
to
the
with
as
previous year
were
$2.16
to
months
same
was
was'
completed
of
basis.
the
share,
period of
cents
per
same
quar¬
and
the
share,
earnings
Detroit
and
consoli¬
year,
and
others
the
to
plant.
distribution
108-day strike
major
A
manu¬
equipment,
28,
$7.13
income
of
the
been
1954.
from
and
basis
sales
$79,000,000
earnings of affiliates in Europe and
to Jersey's consolidation
as
restored
Earnings
with
for
the
nine
the
current
months
nine
of
1953,
months,
were
share.
per
and
investments
was
$4,235,000,000,
hn
1953.
over
expenditures
Toronto
reported estimated net consolidated earnip#
Sept. 30, 1954 of $438,000,000, or $7.23 per
includes
comparable
a
in
(N. J.)—Earnings Higher—
have
July
or
Capital
the
consolidated companies were $435,000,during the nine months of 1954, which compared with $411,000,000
for the nine months of 1953.—V. 180,
p.
1655,
Standard
Net
by
J.
calcu¬
quarter
to $872,512, or
preceding year,
current
business
Reid,
Presideht,
S.
down
were
from
months earlier
business,
for
h
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Off—
the
year
a
than
on Sept. 30, the first quarter
totaled $117,000 or 32 cents a share.
said
in
letter
a
due to
ago
usual
-
months ended
year,
for
stockholders
to
that
profits
halting of auto assembly lines two
changeovers, reduction of military
model
and losses of
these various
"While
impossible,
sales
entire
a
Canadian subsidiary.
factors make a fair comparison with last
year
picking up rapidly, and we expect civilian sales
to exceed those of the preceding 12 months,"
are
year
said.
"The effect
year's
year
the model changeovers can be seen by comparing this
first-quarter sales of $4,509,000 with the $8,215,000 figure for
ago," he said.
"Net profit of $117,000 compares with $247,000
cents
68
or
a
Statler
of
share
a
Hotels
ago."—V.
year
Delaware
179,
109.
p.
Corp.—Acquisition—Private
above.
Financing, Etc.—See Hilton Hotels Corp.
Stonewall
Insurance
stockholders of
Co.
(Ala.)—Stock
Oct.
record
15
Offered—The
recently given the
right to subscribe on or before Nov. 1 for 5,000 shares of
common stock
(par $20) at $40 per share on the basis
of
1935.
Products
profits in the three
the
953,280 shares of
with a 1953
third
last
year
Magin.
Corp.
share.
a
and
ended
which
on
to
increase
compares
$2.83
per
the
1954
or
for
income
Net
on
This
months
three
W.
000
the like
$1,120,256
earlier.
the first
for
share
per
$2,702,810,
nine
for
taxes, was
year
a
$2,058,630
outstanding.
income
the
$5,527,596
profit before
1954
totaled
for
$4,020,230
compared
$602,703, or 63
share, for the
per
179,
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Stock Offer Oversubscribed
—Frank A. Tracy, President, on Oct. 25 announced that
the company's offering to stockholders of 34,807 addi¬
tional shares of common stock was oversubscribed. Sub¬
scriptions totaled 40,158 shares. Subscription rights ex¬
pired on Oct. 22. The offering had been underwritten by
Stone
Co.
&
Webster
one
were
share for each three shares held.
new
The offer¬
Securities
and
priced at $32
was
Bids for Bonds Nov.
"
;
Corp.
and
Dean
Witter
&
by Sterne, Agee & Leach, of Bir¬
mingham, Ala., and Shropshire & Co., of Mobile, Ala.,
who will
publicly offer any unsubscribed shares at
$41 per share.
; •
~
PROCEEDS—The
and
surplus
additional
net
the
of
proceeds
will
domiciled
in
be
proceeds
to
invested
will
and
company
capital funds
in
per
share.
be
used
thereby
enable it
to
securities
increase
furnish
to expand
legal
its
for
the
up
be
to
for
the
purchase
received
11
a.m.
by
(EST)
the
on
of
9—
at
$4,000,000
company
Nov.
at
9.—V.
first
49
180,
iriortgage
Federal
p..
St.,
1541.
bonds
due
Boston,
1984
Mass.,
commenced
154
The
allied
business
Saint Louis
Fire,
company
lines
with
net
companies
,
J
*
'
*
'
St.,
on
Feb.
Mobile,
10,
Ala.
1866,
Its
k
t
home
on
*
Feb.
office
,
is
.
,
Bids
will
capital
Such
insurance
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Alabama
and
the
company
business.
Alabama.
*
Chairman; of
—
for
taxes,
same
to
cents
C.,
R.
with those of the
this
F.
ing is underwritten
Elects Two New Board Members—
>
and
quarter
currently
net
the
on
—V.
1954
1954—equivalent
amounted
announced
expansion
largely
for
Ohio, Prime Window plant.
amounted
taxes
Third
after
"
Mr.
Government
$1,718,324
months'
lated.
foot
$26,349,468
approximately
20%
of the
decrease
that the manufacture of crown caps
fact
the
30,
1953.
income,
of
common
expanding
totaled
1954
of
months
1954 sales
that
the
and
Sept.
against
as
was
nine
in
D's
of
to
Trade
or
$36,983,136
for
the corresponding
period
of the
Third quarter 1954 sales amounted to $7,517,116 as
for the
same
months of 1953.
be
period of
Net
production.
months
estimate
Africa
Total
a
Profit
sales
purchase
Canadian
nine
This
adjusted
2080.
p.
2953.
annually.
Hunter
the
North
share
per
$11,209,890
for
discontinued
in
first
comparing nine-month
should
accounted
together with
70,000 square foot modern plant in Toronto, Canada,
necessary
of
his
increase
possibly increase profits as much
deemed
Nov.
strutural
Russell,
C.
window
The
effective
Division
Window
also acquired all of Gwynne's patents covering
methods in design for manufaturing aluminum win¬
aluminum
and
Aluminum
Company
unique
Frank
Hunter
'
the
of
preceding
compared
its
$30,736,156,
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.—Sales and Earnings Off
Net
tooling
of
and
1954.—V. 179,
decline
Square
period
same
$2.35
or
Western
plants
S.
U.
seven
announced
of
money
Manager
1954
Prime
which operation will be moved to Russell's aluminum
manufacturing
plant, Cambridge, Ohio, within the next two to three months.
The
production of Hunter windows will continue at Bristol. Pa., until re¬
General
all
All net income
shares outstanding Sept. 30.
on
$2.97
wholly-owned sub¬
third quarter
of 1954 amounted to $26,a
share.
This compares with $30,238,395,
.the
for
this
the
months
according
D
control
company on Oct. 27
share.
81,480,515
;
net .income, of
109,365, equal to 95 cents
$1.10 a share, for the second quarter of
$1.12 a share, for the third quarter of 1953.
interests.
mineral
89,544,914
t_»__
Consolidated
,
to
income
the
nine
share,
Square
During
in
first
a
$3,228,578
ended
electrical
$432,000,000,
Royalties & Minerals, Inc.—Files With SEC—
the
the company
Mexico City
Square D about two weeks ago announced the acquisition of the
Iowa National Manufacturing Co.,
Cedar Rapids, la., and is con¬
structing a new plant in Secaucus, N. J.—V, 180, p. 1655.
for
140,844,914
taxes
income.-.
on
of
Ltd.
totaled
attributed
recently
operates
1953
975,710,779
revenues
Canada
Standard Oil Co.
1954
:
other
D
facturer
for
$3,134,428 or $2.28
These figures include
Magin
which
Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
$2,066,741
$5.93
$978,405
-
share
per
3,145,184
outstanding.—
Federal
*
$18,197,174
earnings
to
earnings
Mr.
4,454,191
sales
$
1
earnings
dated
1953
income
84,219
4,748.000
129,182
taxes
Square D Co.—Reports Decline in Earnings—
Consolidated
amounted
Square
1954
29,627,966
747,000
——
Interest
Federal
30—
$18,172,723
net
net
Earnings
Income
of
Sept.
Consolidated
$37,129,366
income
Total
Cost
Ended
1375.
p.
;
Consolidated
1953
$21,022,820
oper.
'180,
President.
:
.
Searle & Co.—Earnings Increased—
Months
Nine
1954
sales
ry.
—V.
Under the terms of the merger holders of common stock of Hollings¬
will receive one and four-tenths Scott common shares for each
Rofary Electric Steel Co.—Earnings Off—
Net
from
Net
>
■
p.
Net
worth
share
from
of
Extended
I
10/*1860
loopted
.4
,.-«■•
is a fire insurance company qualified to write fire" And
It is presently
writing the following linfcs:
insurance.
Coverage;, Tornado,
Windstorm,
Cyclone,
Hail
(ekbept
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
crops t, Automobile Physical
recently the company %as licensed
and Inland Marine.
in Alabama only, but in
*953 it became lic^^ed to do business in Arkansas, Louisiana, Missis¬
sippi and Texas. In March, 1954 the company received a license to do
}£tisiness in Florida.
The company plans to expand its operations in
'tfeese- states, and intends qualifying to do business in other states in
«iWing
Until
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT OFFERING
TO
,'
" Authorized"
**
$20)—
(par
20,000 shs.
■-
1542.
j».
both of New York City, on Oct. 25,
offered 199,700 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $1.50 per share on a "best-efforts" basis.
Brothers & Co., Inc.,
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
net
used by the
the offering will be
of
working capital and business expansion.
Approximately
*100,000 to $125,000 will be devoted to the payment of accounts and
a4her working capital purposes; approximately $50,000 to $75,000 will
*»s devoted
to advertising
and sales promotion and the balance for
for
■■company
expansion.
iwrsonnel
corporation is. engaged in the wholesale distribution
self-service packaged hosiery, and children's
coveralls and shirts.
Primary customers consist of
BUSINESS—The
adult
children's
and
Jeans,"
"Western
co-operative and wholesale grocers,
fad drug, chains.
The corporation's: customers are
iu the East and Middle West.
''7
^supermarkets,
stores
chain food
located primarily
_
FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
payable
SMortgage
stock
Common
-r—;V.
180,
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
$38,750
499,700 shs.
—
—
10
(par
cents;
—-
355.
p.
(Utah)-—Securities Offered
10,000 shares of capital
j*L>ck and $200,000 of 20-year debenture notes in units of one share
of stock and $20 principal amount of notes at $30 per unit.
The net proceeds are to be used to enlarge the company's opera¬
tions and add to the type of coverage it will handle.
Included in this
-Expansion program are plans to qualify in neighboring states to Utah
■aid throughout the various states of the United States.
It is proposed
that the assets of Intermountain Underwriters, Inc.
will be
transferred to Sylvan in exchange for $50,000 par value of
■JSylvan stock.
It is then proposed to merge the Sylvan Society of
.America
with
the Sylvan
Life Insurance Co.
The Sylvan Society
'was
formerly known as Foresters Underwriters, Inc. which was or¬
T The
Oct.
on
company
publicly
offered
25
ganized in Utah in November 1950.
The principal office of the company is located In the
•and Trust Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.—V. 180, p.
Utah Savings
820,
share, with a dealer's discount of $3 per share.
small unsold balance was withdrawn on Oct. 20.
As of
"Tcftal
Bhares
ibwt
*40,380
$9.43
$4.41
outstanding
value
asset
share
per
"
__
♦Adjusted for two-for-one split Jan. 30, 1954.—V. 180,
1655.
p.
United Merchants
The
alent
Co.—Earnings Continue Higher—
Texas
able
for
total
corporate
general
with
compares
$133,352,687
or
$4.85
per
share
the
for
period
same
and
Estimated
third
quarter ended Sept. 30, 1954
with $47,372,566
1953.
Dividends received from domestic and foreign non-subsidiary com¬
panies during the first nine months of 1954 amounted to $60,892,665
cw
compared with $40,651,398 for the corresponding period of 1953,
after
deducting applicable United States and foreign income taxes.
amounted
$1.72
or
—V.
180,
earnings
net
$54,399,350
to
share
per
for
tbe
In
Co.
constructed;
handling
the
the
steel,
ices
may
general
from
from
Products
1954
with
furnished.
backlog
be
total
a
dollar
the
of
value
of
Met
ry.
1952
1951
has
768,542
1,403,102
173,350
from
Mdt
from
JNcit
ry.
95,139,495
110,449,867
109,373,705
101,514,395
railway—.—
20,819,121
31,767,688
31,252,918
22,904,456
Income.—
4,636,159
9,160,801
9,634,824
6,042,854
railway
oper.
Roberts
and
company
Common stock
EFFECT
'
of
the
of
of
shares
Schaefer
&
stock
as
$14,679,000
-of
in
and
first
refunding
tThe.se
include
numbers
32,000
issuance
issuance
Dividends
upon
irnade in
our
of the three year 5%
Net
debentures,
—V.
Inc.
and
&
Deetjen
Emanuel,
&
Incorporated1
Co.
named
Co,
below,
acting
are
Blair
whom
for
Consolidated
amounted
Chairman
*953
the
profit
for
the
third
quarter
ended
company
reported
a
loss of $894,000
on
13,000
8.500
8,500
4,000
&
&
4,000
4.000
Co
4,000
& Co
Co
du
I.
8,500
&
Pont
Co..
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc
W,
Gibson
C.
Hanrahan
M.
1,000
1.000
2,500
■
Co..
2,
1954
$78,000.
For the first nine months of 1953 there
a
2,500
Consolidated
«£
compared
to
net
sales
for
&
nine
months
$51,014,000 in 1953.—V. 180,
1954
p.
totaled
$73,256 000
2,500
8,500
8,500
2,500
2,500
Pierce & Co. Inc.
Smith
&
Co
180, p. 1656.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$554,105
1954
1953
$682,690
1952
$597,945
184,876
"266,079
238,258
1951
$574,438
227,053
49.557
76,050
82,677
97,946
"
September—
Gross
railway
railway
income
oper.
from
—V.
5,166.498
Income
5,871,365
5,018,152
5,062,202
1,873,890
563,133
railway
2,406,921
856.700
1,899,402
755,160
619,573
623,529
180, p. 1542.
This
corporation
offer
to
Corp.—Exchange
Randolph,
for
of
of
the
Chairman
for
redemption
new
stock.
completion
successful
preferred
$2.70
to
According
stock
of
for
Francis
F.4
the
27,
30—
preferred
31,
1954
not
were
■gross sales
Trofit
before
outstanding has been called
$110.50 per share, which is the
stock
at
provision
on
for taxes
on
income
the
the
of
the
exchange
placement
private
$2.70
preferred
offer.—V.
180,
p.
stock
1.
with
which
1376.
RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
$
Railway oper.
expenses.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
42.824.557
31,587,269
revenue..
from
rev.
1953
ry.
—V.
$
48.053,870
355,165,396 393,529,857
34.257,739 269,792,159
299,623,364
11,237,288
180,
p.
13.796,131
85.373,237
93,906,493
3,578,375
~ 3.588,885
20,706,071
20,284,124
income..
oper.
*$886,558
$1.00
•Provision for taxes
months
on
ended
:
Union Tank
income
Sept.
and
30,
1953
net
profit originally reported for
were
$1,067,100
However, because of adjustments
the taxable
income
of
the
necessary
subsidiary, Essex
and
$1,052,358,
to reflect more
Rubber Co.,
and
^ e parent, Thermoid Co.r the income tax provision has been increased
Si-(i5,8Q0y resulting in a
corresponding reduction in the
net
income
SEC
to
company
Car Co.—Registers With
The
owns
on
Oct.
filed
25
then
See
&
public
current
Exchange.
ment.
480,000 shares.
Fenner
initial
1954 the company had
income of $698,886.
of Michi¬
in the Upper Peninsula
has paid quarterly dividends on its common stock without inter-ruption since public distribution of the stock in 1950, at the quarterly
rate of 30 cents per share, to and including Aug. 1, 1954.
A dividend
gan,
share has been declared
15, 1954.
cents per
35
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
$3,500,000
bonds—
series due 1977
mortgage
3Va%
1983
Dec. 1, 1973
Cumulative, pfd. stock (par $100).,
series
due
due
debentures
5Vaf/c
1,000,000
1,500,000
25.000
10,000
7,000
350,000
Outstanding
$3,255,000
1485,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
500.000
1980
due
series
3%
payable Nov, 1, 1954 to stock¬
of record Oct.
•First
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
10,000 shs.
7,000 shs.
275,625 shs.
♦Additional bonds of the same or other series may be issued subject
to limitations contained in the mortgage.
tUnder the sinking fund
for this series $5,000 principal amount will be redeemed on Nov. 1, 1954.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and therespective percentages of the unsubscribed shares which they haveseverally agred to purchase, at the subscription price per share, are
51/4%
series
5V2%
series
as
stock
1—
$9)
(par
L"
follows:
Peabody
Kidder,
—V.
&
Co
50%
50%
;
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
180,
1581.
p.
Uran-Leum, Inc., Albuquerque, N.
M.—Files With SEC
Oct. 18 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 500,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered at 20 cents per share, without underwriting., The proceeds are
to be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
The
coi'poration
on
America—Files With SEC—
Uranium Corp. of
The
18 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
r
corporation
covering
SEC
per
on
Oct.
24,500
share),
a
registration
statement
with
the
Beane
The First
are
named
offering
market
price
price for
The
underwriting
also
V.
180,
p.
Boston
be
the
stock
a
commission is
1656.
Corp.
the
as
will
on
to
and
Merrill
principal
fixed
price
the
be
Lynch.
underwriters.
related
New
York
the
Stock
to
supplied by amend¬
Salt Lake City, Utah—Files"
notification with the SEC"
capital, stock (par three cents) to be
Utah Apex Uranium Co.,
company
on
Oct.
18 filed a letter of
shares of
per share through Mid-Continent Securities, Inc._
The net proceeds will be used to pay expensesincident to mining operations.
Salt
covering 380,000 outstanding shares of its capital stock (no par),
offered for public sale by The Rockefeller Foundation, which
Pierce,
to eight counties of
of approximately 145,500.
electricity
provides
DIVIDENDS—The company located
offered
SEC—
be
now
other company. Capital
to aggregate $3,020,000.
the 12 months ended July 31,
EARNINGS—For
3.000,000
covering
*1,232^900
$0.66
—
company
Michigan with an aggregate population
The
1439.
2,119,458
600.000
$614,983
.
will be used, together witl*
railway
operations
The
profit
correctly
under
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
1,214,983
income...
learnings per common share
nine
accepted
Union Pacific
shares
of
for
arranged
$24,286,172 $30,316,121
Provision for taxes
respectively.
has
Corp.
investors
institutional
1954. The subscrip¬
expire at 3:30 p.m.
for construction purposes and the purchase of
Peninsula Generating Co., a company owned
operating income of $3,537,576 and net
($1
1954
net proceeds of the sale
funds,
BUSINESS—The
upper
Paine,
1954.
$6
Oct.
on
Securities
stockholders
$6
the
of
a
Successful—
Board and President, over 92%
of the
preferred stock were presented for exchange
preferred before the offer expired as of the close
Oct.
on
balance
of
preferred
Offer
Privately—
the
28
Oct.
on
shares
$6
of
old
of
$2.70
new
business
The
two
old
its
shares
405,370
reported
exchange
share
each
Co.—Common Stock Offered
Oct. 2$ offered common
stock of Upper
of
Common
its
$1,056,445-
2082.
P.
company
45/8%
railway
oper.
89,50ft
$1,044,388
—
equally by Upper Penninsula Power Co. and one
requirements for 1954 and 1955 are estimated
*
of
1439.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
Ended Sept,
66,320'
88.500
tax
-
PROCEEDS—The
holders
Net
Thermoid Co.
Mine Months
179,
other
2,500
2,500
Inc
2,500
2.500
Co.,
Railway oper.
the
$1,212,265
78,136
income
Federal
tor
profit
shares
2.500
2,500
Co
Krensky
McFawn & Co
consolidated
loss of $1,077,000.
514
—
$1,211,024
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
of $17,623,000.
ended Oct. 2, 1954
was
Marks
income
2,500
and Company Inc
—V.
8,500
8,500
Co
&
&
Kormendi
John
sales
Consolidated net profit for the nine months' period
■was
Oct.
German
pre-war
1953
$1,209,357
2,908
1954
$1,209,357
1,153
30—
Securities, interest accrued—
subscribed shares.
7,500
...
Dempsey-Tegeler
Union
to $201,000 on consolidated sales of $25,135,000, Royal Little,
of the Board, announced on Oct. 26.
For the third quarter
$5.6ft
is necessarily based in
quarterly statement
(EST) on Nov. 10, 1954. Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis will purchase any un¬
2,500
7,500
Corp
Securities
Co
&
8.500
13,000
Clayton
redemption price of $110 plus the dividend for one month from Oct.
Incorporated—Reports Profit—
$4.55
$1.44
this
eight shares held of record Oct. 26,
tion price is $22 per share.
Rights
17,250
17,250
2,500
2,500
Lestrange & Co
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath..
«er
Textron
89,061,32ft
rights to subscribe for 30,625 additional shares of $9 parvalue common stock on the basis of one share for each
Com.
17,250
17,250
2,500
4
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Tri-Continental
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen& Beane. See details in V. 180, p. 1656.
stock
com.
in
—This company on
as
Arthurs,
Cohu
58,746,951
60,337,176
18,281,260
Upper Peninsula Power
underwriters
representatives,
have severally agreed to purchase from the company the number of
shares
of
convertible
preferred stock and common stock set forth
opposite their respective names;
Co.
&
was
writers headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
business......
acquired by
and
issue of Oct. 25 of the public offering of an
166,723,02ft
18,914,75T
stock
preferred
convertible
of Delaware Roberts and Schaefer Co.
1956,
30,
from
issue of $20,000,000 3Vs% first mortgage bonds due 1984
at 102.461% and accrued interest by a group of under¬
18,914,757
investments
on
on
Total
company.
ry.
Light Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention
in
Govt.
S.
Refund
upon
certificates for which the company
obligated to deliver to the holders
June
of
Balance of New Preferred Placed
Texas Power &
138,174,974
6,304,919
United Stores Corp.—Earnings—
and 59,900
exercise of
stock
preferred
for
shares
65,883 shares of common stock,
Net
due
67,636,43ft
301,000,00ft
19,737,6811- 58,923,041
declared..
share for
Provision
Net
bonds, series D,
in 1990.
The bonds are to be retained in the company's treasury
«• offering of them is contemplated.—V. 180, p. 1376.
61,854,233
139,000,000
Expenses
issue
mortgage
45,000,000
inc...
on
9 Months Ended Sept.
employees.
Co., has
an
-v7.
declared..
reported
and
key
„
1,587,085.
.
approximations,
on
options granted pursuant to a Restricted Stock Option Plan for officers
Gross
This company, wholly-owned subsidiary of Southern Pacific
the Interstate Commerce Commission to authenticate
aTred
2,798,631
and is subject to adjustments that may
develop in the course of the year and in connection with the annua!
audit of the accounts for the full year of 1954.
Net ci'rrent assets of the corporation and its subsidiaries at Sept. 30,.
1954, after deducting the current dividend declarations, were $721,~
423,104, compared with $328,302,699 at Sept. 30, 1953. The increase in
the
current period
reflects the proceeds from the sale of the $30ft
million
serial
debentures
approved by
the board of directors on
July 27, 1954.—V. 180, p. 579.
tl50,000 shs.
tl,201,855 shs.
for
reserved
are
convertible
reserved
are
>
;
44,323,860
taxes
dividends
Income
part
Outstanding
*3,000,000 shs.
of
stock
long-
on
-
$
,
miscellaneous
dividends
Reinvested
350,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
common
shares
common
$
334.728,317 1,030,379,521 1,173,038,563
251,633,382
872,008,845 1,036,391,241
65,523.770! 196,258,295
173,634,271
bought
facilities
of
1953
1954
1,718,955
and
Fed.
Earns, per
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
(10c par value)
shares
conversion
services
income
Net
million,
$36
7/77>
'
—9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
26,703,826
Common
From Jan. 1—
Seeks Bond Approval—
Subs.)—Earnings—• 7."'7
769,632,110 2,440,474,499 2,920,010,62s
costs™!!.
local
Preferred
From Jan. 1—
-Dross
"s
Quar. End.
taxes
include
stock
pfd.
conv.
1542.
several
preferred stk. ($10 par val.)
cumul.
$0.70
Zuckerman,
601,528
income...
(&
Corp.
sold
services
and
Estimated
and the Coliseum in Denver,
Authorized
Cumulative
outstanding
of
stock now outstanding.
common
above. *
Inc.
debt
term
State,
railway
oper.
the
on
777>
Interest & other costs
markets
over
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Russ
1953
Co.,
Steel
■■■..;
exhaustion
Wear &
31, 1954, approximate! $17 million in contracting, building and
engineering projects representing the uncompleted portions ox contracts
Rauscher,
railway— $10,415,504 $11,498,753 $12,711,354 $10,990,627
2,141,976
3,212,939
4,282,277
3,734,202
Car
States
Employment
manufacturing plants are designed and
and coal industries for which material
iron
combined
The
Arthur
September—
INet
share
per
$
of Aug.
Nauman,
Ctoss
Steel
and
Products
facilities are designed, manufactured and constructed;
building field for which design and engineering serv¬
process
and
These
which
for
shares
1954
merger
company
products.
net
1954 of $2,725,000, equiv¬
capital gains of $391,000.—V. 180, p.
Pressed
United
was
by
the
general,
and
industry,
plants;
Francis
RR.—Earnings—
30,
5,278,730
U. S. Industries, Inc.—New Name Effective—
purposes,
company
Schaefer
services
Dittmar
Texas & New Orleans
the
consolidated
estimated
reported
on
stock. This includes capital gains of $884,0007'"'7.. .
quarterly earnixxgs compare with the estimated consolidated
for the first quarter ended Sept. 30,
1933
of $1,711,000,
8ee
principal markets for
Public Works Administrations,
where the company acts as general contractor prin¬
cipally for the construction of sewage, water treatment and filtration
Colorado.
third quarter of
1542.
p.
27
share
per
net
Downtown Hospital in New York City
$1.98 per share, compared
or
the
for
cents
equivalent to 32 cents
engineering
work
on
various
structures
including
the
hangars and other buildings at Idlewild Airport, the Beek-
performed
terminal,
Cruttenden
1953.
52
to
The
organized
in
1899
and acquired
in October 1954.
Roberts and
Schaefer until recently
had a large portion of its activities in the
design and construction of material handling, ore milling and beneficiation
and
coal
preparation
plants.
Roberts and Schaefer also
BUSINESS—The
Roberts
man
Manufacturers, Inc.—Earns. Rise
earnings
proceeds from the financing, the
company proposes to use $1,000,000 for the repayment of a bank loan
in a like amount, and approximately $451,000 will be used to reim¬
burse
the company's treasury for funds used in connection with the
repayment of other bank borrowings. The balance of the net proceeds
will be added to the general funds of the company and will be avail¬
the
PROCEEDS—Of
/:
&
Oct.
on
June 30
Blair
Leach, Chairman of the Board, announces that estimated net
of the company and subsidiaries for the nine months ended
•J3cpt. 30, 1954, after all charges and provision for estimated Federal
ncome
taxes,
amounted
to $151,880,195 or $5.53
per
share.
This
S.
corporation
This included
Pfd.
J.
directors
Long will retire
on Dec. 31,
1954,
common
Number of Shares
earnings
of
board
the
.
E.
preferred
convertible
UNDERWRITERS—The
$179,346
Walter
'
•
1948
$53,268,240
..
485.
share.
the
5,651,102
assets__
that
announced
of
earnings for the first quarter ended Sept.
stock will be redeemable, at
the company's option, in whole or in part, at $12.50 per share, and
for
the
sinking fund, at $12 per share, plus accrued dividends in
each
case.
Holders of the convertible
preferred stock may convert
their shares into three shares ox the common stock, for each share
of convertible preferred stock at the conversion price of $4 per share
of common stock taking the convertible preferred stock at $12
per
and
etc.—
1954
Sept. 17—
net
p.
Co.,
&
the books closed.
and
cumulative
due
Fund, Inc.—Assets,
with
preferred dividends, to 14 cents a common share compared
quarter last year.—V. 179, p. 2374.
The
is
Television-Electronics
27
member
more than
50 jrears of service with U.G.I. and its former sub¬
sidiary, Philadelphia Electric Co. - • He will be succeeded by Edward
H.
Smoker,
now
Vice-President
in charge
of
operations.—V.
180,
Inc.—Securities Offered—
A syndicate jointly managed by Blair & Co. Incorporated
and Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. on Oct. 26 offered 118,000
shares of 70-cent cumulative convertible preferred stock
(par $10) and 118,000 shares of common stock (par 100).
The preferred stock was priced at $12 per share, and the
common stock at $4 per share.
This offering was over¬
A
fier
Oct.
on
and
after
12 cents for the same
*354,000
ondary offering of 2,375 shares of common stock (par $1)
v?as made on
Oct. 18 by Eastman, Dillon & Co. at $95
company
President
U.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
Products
Tecumseh
The
as
■
after
its
Sylvan Life Insurance Co.
*
800,000 shares of common stock
on
subscribed
Supermarket Merchandisers of America, Inc.-- Stock
Offered—Hilton D. Blauner & Co., Inc. and Baruch
•of
affect the consolidated
not
tBased
Thompson-Starrett
Outstanding
20,000 shs.
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid dividends in each year since its
•■organization in I860 with the possible exception of 1879 for which year
*so record is available.
In 1953 the company paid regular dividends of
.*1.40 plus an extra dividend of 20 cents.
Thus far in 1954 a 40-cent
•quarterly dividend has been paid April 1, July l and Oct. 1.—V. 180,
;"
stock
■Common
profit before taxes.
outstanding.
Net income for the third quarter of 1954 was $141,085 as compared
with income of $130,411 for the same period a year ago.
This is equal,
did
ments
Monday, November 1, 1954
.United Gas Improvement Co.—Long to Retire—:?
The adjust¬
reported for the period by the same amount.
previously
.,.7
the future.
■
...
(1816)
56
six
at
Utah
cents
City,
Lake
Utah.
Power
&
Light
Co.—Secondary Offering
Co.
—
A.
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock
being continued on Oct. 28 by Kidder, Peabody &
at $38.50 per share. It was completed the following,
secondary
was
day.—V.
180,
p.
766.
.
:
Volume 180
Number 5373
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
(1817)
Utah Premier Mining Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
VVith Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
covering
5,000,000
offered
at
five
City, Utah.
mining
Oct.
on
shares
cents
The
filed
19
of
through
be
to
are
notification
of
stock
common
share
per
proceeds
letter
a
J.
used
(par
Call
E.
to
pay
with
the
cent)
one
Co.,
&
Western Precipitation Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
Stock With SEC—To Sell Note Privately—
SEC
be
to
Oct.
corporation
21,
1954,
Lake
offered
for
incident to
expenses
Salt
This
mission
to
activities.
The
Utah Ry.—Earnings—
September—
Gross
from
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
1953
1952
$134,335
$148,318
28,543
35.3 37
12,740
20,129
29,972
1
railway
income
oper.
tion
8,793
f,758
11,989
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
*
710,381
927,808
—
*101,571
*10.488
income—
*158,893
*4,228
railway—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
180,
1,067,317
865,405
*147,463
*191,379
*130,671
*172,484
,
1377.
p.
60,000 shares of its
sale
at
$8.75
engaged
is
equipment
by
primarily
used
for
$1
the
SEC
on
capital stock, to be
per share com¬
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
share
per
with
par
with
95c
a
of
in the design, manufacture and
clearing industrial gases
(1)
to
valuable
the
shares
To
of
$1
improve
capital
working
proceeds from
received
tric
be
of
Power
used
of
cost
the
from
the
Co.,
company
the
sale
scheduled
of
position,
the
company
the
sale
will
be
to Its parent
of
added
to
the
to
proposes
$1,135,000 of
additional capital, approximately
$680,000 of which is to be provided by private placement of a new
15-year unsecured
note
and approximately $455,000 of
which will
represent the net proceeds of the
stock offering.
Of the sum so
raised approximately $950,000 will be used to pay off short-term bank
bonds,
together with
50,000 shares of
com¬
organization, Wisconsin Elec¬
general
funds
of
the
to
company
plant and
to
reimburse its
made.
treasury for capital expenditures previously
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the generation, distribution
sale
of electric energy
203,000 in the
the
in
a
east-central
territory having
and
northern
revenues
the
1953,
year
the
and
population of
of
Wisconsin, and in
company also distributes in.
Northern
EARNINGS—For
estimated
an
portion
Peninsula of Michigan.
The
Wis., and its vicinity, natural gas
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.
approximately
to
retire short-term bank loans of
$1,700,000; to finance the
continuing additions and improvements to the company's
utility
Appleton,
stock.
par
its
be
to
stock
mon
gas
of
raise
railway—
of
statement
.
materials
which
might otherwise be lost,
(2)
to
for industrial process operations, and (3) to prevent pollu¬
atmosphere.
It now has outstanding 114,020 shares of no
par value capital stock, which are being converted into a like number
purify
1951
$139,082
registration
a
underwriters, headed
company
recover
1954
$115,151
railway-
covering
public
the
installation
filed
PROCEEDS—Net
funds
*
57
which
it
purchases
had
company
total
from
operating
of
$12,159,630 and net income of $1,559,787.
For
the
ended June
30,
1954, operating revenues were reported
$12,254,858 and net income at $1,605,697.—V. 180, p. 1656.
months
12.
aC
borrowings and the balance will be used for general corporate purposes.
Victory Exploration & Mining Co., Albuquerque, N. M.
Wisconsin Public
«—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company
covering
shares
250.000
of
of
(par
(par
cent)
one
The
notification
of
stock
common
stock
to
letter
a
without underwriting.
incident
expenses
filed
15
shares
preferred
share,
per
Oct.
on
to
cent)
one
be
proceeds
and
offered
to
are
SIC
See
Daystroni,
Inc.
Winn
to pay
used
Lovett
&
covering
offered
for
supplied
Oct.
on
600,000
by
expenditures
its
$10
par
stockholders
by
invitation
the
of
rate
1
of
statement
stock,
common
record
share
new
to
or
for
competitive
in
reimburse
1955
of
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co., managing underwriter,
180,
first mortgage
the
at
will be
close
for each
of
shares
10
to
are
by
be
means
30);
but
the
and
present expectation
which
in
the
therefor.
treasury
Con¬
estimated at $61,500,000 ($45,400,000
extent
financing
event
which
to
is for
this
in
expen¬
1955
may
will
program
governed by conditions at the time.—V.
180,
p.
be
Co.—Bonds Offered—Hal-
Stuart & Co. Inc.
on Oct. 27 offered $3,000,000 of
3%.%- series due Oct. 15, 1984, at
100.75% and accrued interest, to yield approximately
3.085%. Award of the issue was won by the underwriter
sey,
first mortgage bonds,
at
competiitve sale
Blair
The
&
Co.
bonds
ranging
from
on
Oct. 26
Incorporated bid
will
be
on
100.05
for
subject to redemption
103.75%
running from 100.88%
to
to
100.13%,
100.05%,
and
with
issue
3Vs%
a
at regular redemption
at
special
redemption
company
rate.
prices
prices
plus accrued interest in each
case.
Oct.
on
13
filed
letter
a
corporation
at
for
"
capital
PRIVATE
improvements.
SALE
$100,000 of 4V2%
ance
Co.,
of
to the
OF
same
N.
of
J.
which
insurance
company
This
is
the
the
first
176,
Oct.
on
filed
15
letter
a
of
notification
company on
The
net
2318.
the
per
operations.
Wabash RR. Co.— -September Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—,
1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
.Railway
oper.
revenue^
$9,126,173
Railway
oper.
expenses
6,940,572
7,707,-829
64,055,748
66,665,457
928,023
1,268,049
6,242,717
9,864,632
627,736
973,265
3,926,088
7,446,634
Ret
railway
after
$90,791,553
inc.
oper.
Fed.
$10,694,080 $81,501,238
taxes
inc.
Ret income after capital
fund
~-V.
&
sinking
180,
funds
1477
pp.
and
1377.
Warner, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
SEC
covering
class
B
and
aiotes
The
on
to
be
used
$1
about
or
at
equipment,
capital.—V.
per
Oct.
on
15.
Nov.
without
portion
a
of
of
of
$10
underwriting.
debt
of
shares
units
Broadway
to
(N. Y.)— Files With SEC—
filed
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
through
The
share,
the
with
25,000
in
corporate purposes.
25
shares
share
and
offered
be
per
repay
notification
of
notes
to
$12
to
Warren Corp.
300,000
letter
a
debenture
cents)
stock
corporation
at
filed
10
and for general
covering
offered
25
10%
(par
of
are
Corp.
(J. C.)
The
SEC
of
stock
share
one
proceeds
Factors
Oct,
on
$50,000
common
General
five
(par
Investing
with
cents)
Corp.,
New
to
the
be
Say
York,
...here is
to
Waterford Oil Co.—Details of Acquisition—
This
and
company stated
investors
corporate
atock
and
curities
its
Co.,
Included
Oct.
on
had
liquidation,
Inc.
all
of Seattle,
were
to yourself
net
proceeds are to be used to purchase
liquidate
indebtedness
to
individuals
and
for
working
173, p. 1515.
21
that
acquired,
of
the
and
it
a
group
through
lands
Wash.
approximately
give helps teach
5,000
of
acres
oil
and
money
by
every nickle and dime i
the purchase of its
properties of Delta Se¬
and
life-giving
help those stricken
Cancer to live again.
of institutional
new
thousands how
producing
gas
to
properties in Terrebonne, Lafourches, St. Charles and Jefferson
Par¬
La., toegther with some 75,000 acres of undeveloped land. Delta
Securities Co., Inc. owned land in Bully Camp and Ba,0J Cowba Fields
operated by Gulf Refining Co.; in the West Bully Camp Field operated
by Humble Oil and Refining Co.; in the Lirette Gas P'ield operated
recognize Cancer and what to do
ishes,
about it.
every quarter i give
Union
by
Producing Co.; in the Bayou des Allemands operated by
in the Bourg and North Bourg Fields operated by Cities
Co., Forest Oil Corp. and Tidewater Associated Oil Co.
laboratories and scientists who
V
Stanolind;
Service
The
purchase
investment
bankers,
representatives
Seattle
cf
negotiated
was
and
L.
by
represented
Martin
were
K.
Benson
Dominick
by Graham
J.
Burke
of
of
New
&
D.
Dominick,
Matt
Los
Angeles,
Orleans.—V.
The
company
shares
of
plans
approximately $15
the proceeds
will
to
register
stock
common
per
accrue
which
share
the
be
to
through
the
to
with
are
SEC
R.
p.
Munger
every dollar i send
of
the
182,294
public
Net
Farns.
*
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Income
per
After
$133,796
com.
estimated
Western
$0.16
None
of
Just write "CANCER"
Federal
and
Auto Supply
Period End. Sept.,30—
State
Co.
sales
Farn.
bef.
Federal
Fed.
income
p.
1954—3 Months—1953
$
p.
2188.
1954—9 Months—1953
J*
tax.
2,347,708
2,734.941
5,122,925
7,433,051
taxes__
1,054,737
1.423,566
2,525,602
4,144,375
1,292,971
1,301,375
2,597.323
3,288,676
$3.46
$4.38
$1.72
$1.7^
133,551,865
1582.
Western Pacific RR. Co.—EarningsSeptember—
Gross
from
Ret
from
Ret
ry.
railway....
railway
oper.
income
1954
$4,195,653
1,015,109
1953
1952
1951
$5,054,999
,344,903
$4,696,397
1,£51,0£5
.856,426
l,630,92j
460,736
1,027,812
735,834
367,166
railway
railway
35,658,675
45,032,967
,695,593
40,185,839
7.738.520
14.S81.216
,933,743
13,345,934
income
3,780,567
6,513.037
,435,453
5,146,603
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Ret
ry.
•v
oper.
tan
n
check
or money
new
the
Society office
in your state.
AMERICAN
CANCER
envelope
order. It wiH be
$1.49
179,
120.512,978
earnings
Earnings per share
180,
$0.54
taxes.—V.
48,002,538
inc.
your
delivered to the American Cancer
$1,280,611
45,058,049
Net
—V.
$466,487
(Mo.)—Earnings—
$
Ret
income
on
884.
$0.54
share__
buys
curing Cancer.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$459,322
cure
equip¬
facilities for treating ond
at
Kentucky Coal Co.—Earnings Lower—
Period End. Sept. 30—
*
new
Stock—
to
dedicat¬
Cancer.
containing
West
are
York
seller's
ment, establishes
Whipple & Co.
company.—V, 162,
helps support
ing their lives to find the cause—and
1656.
p.
issue
an
offered
Bacon,
A.
180,
Weco Products Co.—To Register Common
New
The
son.
SOCIETY
the
SEC
($25 per
par
used
to
also
pay
selling privately
part
namely
of
an
authorized
$100,000,
was
sold
Dec. 1, 1952.
821.
with
with
'I- "
is
second
part,
The proceeds are to retire current bank
struction —V.
are
first mortgage bonds to Bankers' National Life Insur¬
Montclair,
$500,000,
BONDS—The
1,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share) through Wallace Brokerage Co., Wallace, Idaho.
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining
cents
notification
be
covering
(five
of
to
Vulcan-Uranium Mines, Inc., Wallace, Idaho—Files—
The
19, announced
1656.
p.
offered
Vitro Corp. of America—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par
50 cents) was made on Oct. 27 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at
$16.50 per share. It was completed.
This followed a
.secondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock
(par 50£) made on Oct. 19 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $17
per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per share.
—V. 180, p. 1212.
SEC
180,
Oct.
offering of $12,500,000
covering 2,000 shares of common stock to be
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
issue
its bid of 100.07%.
the
1984.—V.
on
the
Yardley Water & Power Co., Yardley, Pa.—Files—
/s7-\
Wisconsin Michigan Power
be
to
bonds, due
on
1954—16 Wks.—1953
$16,050,940 $73,131,641 $63,219,750
$18,550,660
1477.
p.
closing of dealers' subscription books
3 V\ %
the
thereon.
bids
company's
are
$50,000,000,
$35,000,000,
out
with
financing will be used to provide for construction
through Sept.
aggregate
carried
of
expenditures for 1954
expended
registration
a
subscription price and underwriting terms
amendment, the offering to be underwritten
company
ditures
shares
1954, at
23,
filed
The
Net proceeds of the
struction
22
subscription
Nov.
held.
a
—V.
1954—4 Wks.—1953
1
Service Corp.—Books Closed—
-Voting Control-
1582.
The
company
business
cf
p.
Grocery Co.—Current Sales Up—
Period Ended Oct. 16—
mining activities.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—This
then
130,
the
cents
Sales
SEC
above.—V.
250,000
10
at
be
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.-
the
with
of
loans,
etc. and for
new
con¬
>•
%£•
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
an?)
Monday, November 1, 1954
...
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Public
Alabama
ii°?
u
Schools
Corpora-
oaOT}tomery)* A{"•
SSUpe 0
^
4
j
i
000 school program fund tax an-
Warrant Sale—An issue Of
ticipation notes was sold recenty
to
a
syndicate
Arant,
Birmingham,
cornposed
of
Bank,
Brewton,
1953
^a^r^Chase^^Nabank &
inclusive.
of
AU & Kose' 01 ^irmmgnam-
Sale
Warrant
'
0f Birmingham
D0se
—
obligation
general
$550,000
re¬
funding school warrants was sold
to
a
group
composed
of
the
Cumberland Securities Corp., of
Nashville,
Hugo
Marx
&
Co.,
until November 2 for the Berney Perry & Co., and Watkins,
Bank,
and
Alabama
National purchase
of
$550,000
District Morrow & Co., all of Birmingham,
as
4s, 3%s and 2%s, at a price
Bank, bom of Montgomery, at Capital Outlay School warrants.
(Note: Because of legal tech¬ of 99.54. Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due
1%% interest. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due $6,000,000 on March 31, $1,- nicalities,
all bids received on serially from 1955 to 1984 inclu¬
000,000 on April 30, $1,000,000 on October 20—v. 180, p. 1583, for sive. Legality approved by White,
these warrants were returned un¬
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
May 31, $1,000,000 on June 30,
Birmingham.
$1,000,000 on July 31, $1,000,000 opened.)
on
30,
m .
;
and the First National
Aug. 31 and $1,000,000 on Sept.
1955.
Legality approved by
Gadsden, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
sold
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
and
ham,
1955
sold
was
2s,
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
to
to
County
fp
n
(P.
n
O.
.
*
Oneonta),
Sale"-An
Warrant
pation warrants
issue
as 2s, at
September
of
t
15,
1954.
000
works warrants
Marx
serially from
Superin-1 inclusive. Legality
and
Feb.
1
capital
outlay
(P.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due
from 1960 to 1979 in¬
revenue
O'Neal
by
All
&
bids
approved
&
by
Haleyville),
until 11
first
gas
bonds
mortgage
sold
was
to
John
as
'3/f- 1Da,t„e0d, Ji95T\ °Tue T
1984 Interest J-J Legal-
J ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, TayWashburn, of New York
County (P. O. Elba), Al" |1or &
Warrant
Sale
An
issue of«City.
$100,000 State gasoline tax antici¬
Coffee
in
(PST)
a.m.
Santa
Ana,
Nov. 3 for
on
of $66,000 building
Dated Nov. 15, 1954. Due
purchase
bonds.
Nov.
on
from
15
clusive.
1956
Principal
(M-N)
payable
1979 in¬
interest
and
the County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
Treasurer's
to
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
/v.i'
Atascadero
bids
Nov.
3
for
Obispo
Calif.
County,
Offering—Rowland
office
in
(PST)
on
Atascadero
at
his
until
2
p.m.
the
purchase
of
$30,000
fire
bonds.
Dated March 1.
Due
March
on
inclusive.
1970
interest
1956
from
1
Principal
and
at
the
payable
(M-S)
warrants
was
sold
Berney
Perry & Co., and Hugo
Marx & Co., both of
Birmingham,
jointly. Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due
serially from 1955 to 1959 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
Coosa
County
(P.
O.
Rockford),
Alabama
Warrant
Sale
An
—
$130,000 school warrants
issue
was
Bellflower
of
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$50,000 general obligation public im¬
bonds.
Oct.
on
3y4s.
interest
Dated
from
cost
Aug.
1957
1,
sold
to
of
about
1954.
Due serially
inclusive. Le¬
1979
2.57%.
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birm¬
ingham.
Escambia County (P. O. Brewton),
Alabama
Warrant Sale—An issue of $25,State gasoline tax anticipa¬
County
23/4s.
25,000
school
tion
i
<F
road
warrants
sold
to
the Citizens-Farmers & Merchants
Bank, of
price of
Brewton,
par.
from
as
3V2S, at a
Sept.
15,
1954.^ Due serially from 1955 to
j
958
inclusive.
Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
$60,-
sold
was
to
Sept.
1956
1,
to
1954.
1964
Due
1.79%.
serially
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved
ley,
Arant,
Birmingham.
by White, Brad¬
All
&
Rose,
of
Warrant
Sale
—
$125,000 water and
An
sewer
issue
of
of
general
was
to
Thornton, Mohr & Farish,
Montgomery, as 3y4s, 3s and
2y2s, at a price
of par.
Due
serially from 1955 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by White,
Nov.
1583
District
were
—
awarded
v
bonds
Calif.
$200,090 water
Sale—The
Bond
Oct.
offered
1695—were
25—v.
awarded
to
180,
p
County,
Sale
building
180,
purchase
bonds.
of
$29,000
building
Co.,
York
&
R.
W.
Oct.
Pressprich
Ira
Toledo;
City;
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on
from
1955
1
sive.
Principal and,interest (J-D)
to
1974
inclu¬
Dec.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Unified
Sch.
Dist.,
bonds
offered
Oct.
26
received
10
for the
&
price
of
on
Haupt
(PST)
Dated
Interest
Rowland
Los
to
New
Co.,
at
&
price
a
&
Offer'ng
Ventura
Lawrence
T.
& Howard, 750 Main
Hartford, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 4 for the purchase
of $400,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Con¬
of Day, Berry
Street,
Hart¬
necticut Bank & Trust Co.,
ford.
FLORIDA
Board of Education
Florida State
State
on
Nov.
23
Nov.
1,
1954.
1955 to
1969
Sale
26
py
180,
v.
—
awarded
to
City,
Union
School
District,
bonds
of
offered
Oct.
26
were
group headed by
a
America
National
the
Savings
Trust
1955
Association,
to
1974
inclusive.
In¬ i
$13,542,000
Oct.
oLered
1583
p.
—
& Co.,
follows:
Stuait
as
were
syndicate, headed
a
jnaisey,
York
The
—
bonds
school
New
$2,057,000 Alachua County bonds,
at a price of par, a net inter
est
J-D.
from
Angeles.
Conn.
—
&
Los
M-N.
Bradford
York City, as 1.80s,
of 100.02, a basis of
Goodenough, Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the office
Co.,
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Interest
were
about 1.79%.
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
Bank
—
composed of
Co., Toledo, and J. C.
&
of San
Francisco, as 23/4s, at a price of
101.50, a basis of about 2.57%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1
Due
1695
group
a
offered
bonds
p.
—
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, all of
New York City; Braun. Bosworth
Anqeles County,
&
1954.
Conn.
Blyth & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
George B. Gibbons & Co., Paine,
Co., both of New
Dec. 15 from
1.23%.
1,
of
basis
a
$2.331.QC0-nub-
improvement
28
v.
180,
awarded
by the County Clerk
bonds.
ing
Nov.
101.29,
c*nmf-*"d,
Co..
Bosworth
District,
a.m.
awarded to
Dated
of
/
about 1.91%.
purchase of $145,000 build¬
to H. E. Work & Co.,
San' Francisco, as 114s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1959 inclu¬
basis
a
sewerage
extension
sold as 2s, at a
v
cost
follows:
were
102.76,
were
Bond
of
sive.
of
1,500,000
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
awarded
on
were
price
Los
Angeles County, Ca^if.
Sale—The $50,000 build¬
transmission
yard improve¬
sold as 2V4s, at a
shop and
about 2.11%.
26—
Demnsey-Tegeler
School
Rio
Due
supply and $1,-
(P. O. Tallahassee),\Fla.
inclusive.
Claremont
($2,000,000 West
water
ment)
1.74%.
ing
Bros. Harriman
York City, as
Brown
and
Co., of Los Angeles, as l%s, at
price of 100.03, a basis of about
until
p.
group
Co., all of New
Branch water
M 0Q0 bOO
offered
Braun,
180,
a
National
Winchester,
The
to
follows:
composed of Phelps, Fenn
City;
York
21-—v.
the
of
and
Co.,
Eastman, Dillon & Co., all of New-
be
Oct.
awarded
City
Bank,
Wood, Struthers & Co.,
Bramhall, Falion & Co., F. S.
Smithers & Co., J. C. Bradford &
1695—were awarded tc
p.
group
—
bonds
'
Taylor &
City High School District
Anaeles County, Cal'f.
Los
a
Calif.
US Broad St.,
(P. O.
composed
Co., of Beverly Hills.
Bond
r
Metropolitan
County
1583—were
&
.'•••!Napa,
basis of
a
\
offered
bonds
Oct.
the
to
and
Frv-tford), Conn.
BfOnd
Sale — The $4.590.000
lic
Calif.
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
cisco.
&
Hartford,
1.90s, at 100.34.
as
15,
$565,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 180,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 3 for
ing
Ala.
obligation refunding warrants
sold
Los
District,
Co.,
*
Co.,
Co., St. Louis, and Fred D. Blake
School
Angles
the
on
were
Wells, Inc.. New York
Hartford
15,
Cnun+v.
Bond
Sylacauga,
was
Dated
warrants
net interest cost of about
Dated
pay¬
Treasurer's
County
&
Andrews &
&
Nov.
—
composed of
Estabrook
Sachs & C04
Co., Inc., all of N. Y. City:
&
Goldman,
Putnam
p.
School District,
City
1583
p.
group
Stuart
Blair &
school
on
Due
F. S. Smithers &
the
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
George M. Wood & Co., of Mont¬
gomery, and the Trust Company
of
Georgia, of Atlanta, jointly,
as 13/4s and 2s, at a price of 100.07.
a
on
a
Bond Sale—The
Monterey
a
180,
to
000,000
180,
S2.095.000
The
—
v.
—
Co.,
1975.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
&
Diego
Blyth
to
Co.,
price of
school bonds offered
bonds
Due
:
Co.,
O. Livington),
Warrant Sale—An issue of
000
Nov. 3 for
1954. Due
office.
(P.
Alabama
000
'
of
26
Halsey,
1974.
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Carmenita
Sumter
to
Sterne, Agee & Leech, of
Birmingham, as 23/4s, 2Y2s and
2Y4s, at a price of 100.04, a net
& JRose,
on
in¬
1974
19—v.
awarded
1973 and
p.
Sale
awarded
follows:
as
$50,000
able
All
(PST)
Dated Dec. 1,
to
Due
Pasadena
purchase of $100,000 building
bonds.
Oct.
offered
3.04%,
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
the
Oct.
Co., of Los Angeles, at a price of
100.54, a net interest cost of about
City School District,
a.m.
1955
1954.
County, Calif.
Sale—The $75,000
1478—were
Trust
a
Hamden, Conn.
Bond
Bond
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly.
9
15,
1583—
p.
basis of about 1.38%.
a
$3,000,000 bonds
bonds
Thornton, Mohr and Farish, of
Montgomery, as 2V2S, at a price
of par. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due
serially from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by White
to
building
Lemon Grove Sch. Dist., San
&
sold
for the
1
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Bond
&
at
San
clusive.
until
was
Oct.
from
15
Nov.
$50,000
Dated
Bank
1.40s,
re¬
bonds
First-Stam¬
about 1.86%.
District,
on
of
180,
the
to
as
junior high
City,
School
(PST)
a.m.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
bonds
office.
purchase
v.
provement
bonds.
27—v.
National
100.05,
bids at his office in Stockton until
11
Oct.
awarded
were
Joaquin County, Calif.
rBond Offering—K, E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Los
Prattville, Ala.
to
the
building
—
pation
on
Nov. 4 for
Treasurer's office.
County
Red¬
purchase of $30,Dated Sept
1, 1953. Due on Sept. 1, 1968 ana
1969.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
000
hydrant
1955.
in
(PST)
a.m.
Bond Sale—The
Ken-
bids
to
receive
office
City until 10
San Luis
District,
his
at
wood
v.*•'
'
Fire
ney,
Ala.
9°i'
Dumas,!
Birmingham! 19uly
Hayes, of
O.
natural
office
his
at
Clerk of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Gas District
sealed
will
Clerk,
improvement
and
offered
Conn.
$260.0\)0
Sale—The
funding
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
Los
of
O. Darien),
CP.
Bond
Stamford,
Greersburg Elementary Sch. Diet.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Sale—An issue of $3,600,-
Bond
Callable as of Aug.
1,
Paying agent to be desigby the successful bidder.
Legality
Alabama
Northwest
school
000
nated
1964
approved
Bradley,
Arant,
Rose, of Birmingham.
1959.
(J.
to
White,
clusive.
w
1955
60,000 water bonds as 3%s.
Bond
Dorian
ford
$10,000 water bonds as 4s.
cisco.
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Offering — B. J. Smith,
Nov. 3 for the purchase
$20,000
on
sold to Hugo
Birmingham, as
was
of
Co.,
Due
tendent of the County Board, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
warrants.
&
$20,-
water
,4s, at a price of 98.00, a basis of
about 4.35%. Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
Clay County (P. O. Ashland), Ala.
Warrant Offering — M. G. Sat-
on
obligation
general
Francisco, at a
price of 100.40, a- net interest cost
of about 3.74%, as follows:
ing,
M^ers,
&
CONNECTICUT
v.
San
of
Bond
the
issue of
Warrant Sale—An
serially from 1957 to 1959 inclu¬
Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
School
Alamitos
D.Ue •Se"fy
Le¬
Moulton, Ala.
Due
Le¬
CALIFORNIA
inclusive.
1984
inclusive.
1964
to
1955
net interegt
a
gasoline tax an¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley,
Arant,
All
&
Rose,
of
Birmingham.
gality approved by White, Bradiey,
Arant,
All
&
Rose,
of
Birmingham.
sive.
terfield,; Secretary
pdce q£ g9>19>
bost °La^°f
'from 1955 to
price of par.
a
from
il Birmingham, as'4 V4s, 4s and 3 V2s,
sold to Odess,
was
ingham,
(CST)
issue of $45,000
Sale—An
Bond
of
issue
An
—
Merrill
Henderson
ticipation warrants was sold to
Berney Perry & Co., and Hugo
Marx & Co., both of Birmingham,
jointly, as 2s, at a price of 98.00.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due serially
wa^er revenue bonds was sold to
Isterne, Agee & Leach, of
Martin & Herzberg, Inc., of Birm¬
of
a
Sale
$200,000 State
Hurtsboro, Ala.
$110,000 State gasoline tax antici¬
Dated
Atlanta,
Birm-|
mgharn.
Rlnt.nf
Blount
at
Le¬
gality approved by White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
of
Bank
the
by
headed
group
Warrant
was
price of par. Dated
Aug. 1, 1954. Due serially from
to
1964 inclusive. Legality
1955
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
Due serially
inclusive.
1964
a
bonds
revenue
National
3s,
as
$203,000
Mayes, of Birming¬
at a price of 100.77.
as
from
bonds
to
First
Anniston, Ala.
Hendrix
works
water
of Birmingham.
—
lo83—were awarded to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
p.
Treasurer's
Washington County (Pi O.
Chatom), Ala.
$750,000
Oct. 27
offered
Legality approved by
O'Melveny
Angeles.-
Distinct
Improvement
obligation
No. 5 bonds
180,
$10,000 general
of
issue
An
bids
o
Sale—Tne
Beane,
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Florence, Ala.
Warrant Offering—J. W.
Powell, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
of Mobile,
Dated
April 1,
3%.
at
1954. Due on
1955. Legal opinion as above.
Arant
and the First National
Bank, all of New York City, First
National Bank, Birmingham Trust
National Bank, both of Birmingham, Merchants National Bank,
and the First National Bank, both
Trust Co.,
terest M-N.
Municipal Water District
Bond
of
issue
23,
Legality ac¬
Bradlev
White
b
d
Birmingham,
Sept.
Eastern
(P. O. Hemet), Calif.
$50,000 tax anticipation notes was
:old to the First National Bank,
as
1Q54
^
National City
tional
Bank, Chemical
a
of
Rose,
&
Sale —An
Additional
price of par. Dated Sept.
Due serjapy from 1955
ji/2Sf at
the
of
$44,-
j ooo road refunding warrants was
' sold to the Citizens-Farmers &
Merchants
All
Bradley,
Escambia County (P. O. Brewton),
ALABAMA
of
about
$405,000
March 1 from
clusive;
2.34%,
4s,
due
as
on
1956 to 1960 in¬
$275,090
2s,
due
on
March 1 from 1961 to 1963 in¬
clusive;
due
1975
on
$1,377,000
and
March
1
from
2!As.
1964 tc
inclusive.
195,000 Dixie County bonds at £
price of 100.47, a net interest
2.44%, as follows
cost of about
$50,000 4s, due on June 1 from
1956 to 1961
inclusive; $50,00C
Volume 180
Number 5373
2s, due
June
on
1966
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
from .1962
1
450,000
2.40s, due
net
June 1 from 1967
on
Washington
bonds
inclusive; and $95,000
at
Co unty
price of
a
interest cOst
100.17,
bf
a
about
(1819)
for
5
the
lows*:
'
.
2.46%,
price oi par, a
a
of
cost
lows:
about
net
due
from
1
clusive;
due
I960
1961
and
to
$4,370,000
1
in¬
from
2y4s,
1965
to
inclusive.
260,000 Hendry County bonds at
price of 100.07, a net intrest
of about 2.47%, as fol¬
lows: $60,000 4s, due on June
1 from 1956 to 1961 inclusive;
$40,000 2s, due on June 1
a
Y
cost
from
1962
and
>r
a
1965
to
$160,000
June
inclusive;
2.40s,
1 from
1966
due
1975
to
on
in-
*
.'-elusive.
•165,000 Hernando County bonds
% / at a price of par, a net inter¬
est
cost
of-about
,r.Tfollows:
Y
June
Y
•
$30,000
1 from
1956 to
from
1
clusive;
due
in-
due
on
in¬
$110,000
June
on
from
l
on
1961
2s,
1962
and
as
to .1964
elusive;" $25,000
June
•
2.45%,
4s, due
2.40s,
1965
to
follows:
Y
June
$295,000
1
from
clusive;
June
1975
>
due
1956 to
from
on
in¬
due
on
1966
$700,000
1
as
1961
2s,
1962 to
and
June
on
2.44%,
4s,
$305,000
1
clusive;
due
from
1
from
clusive;
June
1956
from
in¬
1967
1965
due
from
1
1966
of
;*;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, of Philadelphia, Thomas &
Co., of Pittsburgh, Goodbody &
Co., of New York, McCleary &
Co., Inc.,vof St. Petersburg,
due
to
1961
in¬
due
on
to
1966
$710,000
June
on
Cook
Cook
&
Co., of West
from
1
in-
2.40s,
1967
to
Company,
Inc., of Orlando, Allison-Williams
Co., of Minneapolis, and Thornton,
Mohr
ties
cost
of
follows:
June
1
June
from
to
a
and
2.40s,
3.05%,
bonds at
cost
of
to
elusive;
June
$25,000
1
from
elusive;
v'
due
and
cost
of
follows:
June
1
from
June
1
from
clusive;
due
1956
2.45%,
950,000
■»
v
at
a
City
on
in¬
bids
10
1965
to
follows:
June
$220,000
from
1
.elusive;
June
from
1
at
*'■
a
1961
to
Sumter
from
June
1
$135,000
from
elusive;
June
*
1
from
clusive:
due
1962
and
June
on
1
to
1961
in-
due
on
from
in¬
2.40s,
1967
to
1975 inclusive.
795.000 Suwannee
at
a
County bonds
price of 100.21, a net in¬
terest cost
follows:
.
June
1
June
1
2.43%,
4s, due
$185,000
clusive;
'
of about
from
1956
$190,000
from
to
2s,
1962
to
1961
.
on
June
1
from
1967
Due
1962
in
as
on
(EST)
of
Due
Oct.
on
1, 1956.
and
as
of
Corn
&!
composed
of
John
Bond
to
1975
headed
Trust
nrice of
a
Co.,
102.81,
by
the
Chicago,
at
basis of about
a
County
Bond
Saler—An
?
issue
of
v
Bond
Toll
investment
—
middle
country
National
Chase
National
Harris
Bank,
Chicago,
of
Chicago.
Bank,
Trust
of
&
A.
New
Savings
Co., Inc.,
C. Allyn &
Chicago, Merrill Lynch.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Shields
& Co., of New
York, First Na¬
tional Bank, of
Portland, W. H.
of
Morton & Co., of New
York,
National Bank
& Trust
City
west.
firms
Y
to
of
man
Evan
the
Howell,
Band
ac¬
Illinois
Chair¬
State
Toll
Oct.
22—v.
bonds
180,
offered
1584—weite1
p.
awarded
to
the
City
Corp., of Indianapolis.
Securities
St.
Joseph's College (P. O.
Collepeville), Ind.
Bond Offering — F. E. Hehn,
Treasurer
in
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
the
best
position
to
the
serve
of
the
of
Board
Illinois State Toll Highway Com¬
until
mission.
for the purchase of $460,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory
revenue
They
the
of
aware
day-to-day
state's
are
traffic
prob¬
on
due
around
the
middle
Dated
July 1
1989
Bonds
inclusive
other
gality
approved
by
Dallstream,
Bond Sale—The $20,000 sewer
system bonds offered Oct. 12 were
awarded
to
Vieth,
Duncan
&
Wood, of Davenport, as l%s, at a
price of 100.17, a basis of about
1.59%.
:Y/,;."
>
■
,
(
j
Ida Grove
Independent School
District, Iowa
skirting Chicago from
route
a
:
of
Clinton, la.
investment
bonds consists
to
as
IOWA
500
revenue
1965
callable
are
in¬
1994
Schiff, Hardin, Waite & Dorschel,
of Chicago.
of
the sale of
1954/ Due
to
from
tinental Illinois National Bank &
Trust Company, of Chicago.
Le¬
In
the
meantime,
Glore, Forgan & Co. and Halsey
Co. Inc., have received
than
1,
1957
due
8
1, 1965.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Con¬
Stuart -&
more
July
from
Nov.
on
Jan.
November.
applications from
(CST)
a.m.
clusive.
.
Inc.,
10
bonds.
are so
tied in with midwestern
of
phrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta.
$156,000 water
refunding
representatives in the other major
financial centers, these firms are
First Securities Company of 000.000.
The toll highway system to be
Chicago, Goodbody & Co., Rand
built
& Co., Ernst &
by private funds through
Co., all of News
Robinson-Hum¬
John Nuveen &
Sale—The
works
cago,
the
of¬
1584—
p.
Madison, Ind.
chosen,
were
banking houses
Co., of
City, City National Bank around the country who want to
share
in
6 Trust Co., American National
marketing the
bonds
Bank & Trust Co., both of Chi-« which could approximate $583,-
and
180,
have1 been
Kansas
York,
to
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
$445,006 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26 -were
Financing of the Illinois toll
highway system awaits the feasi¬
bility report being prepared by
Joseph K. Knoerle & Associates.
Trust
of
syndi¬
26—v*
awarded
sew¬
bonds
revenue
Bond Sale—The
banking
and > two
Bank,
the
Y
of about 2.94%.
system.
of
ap¬
awarded to the First Boston Corp.,
closely ! Chicago, * as 13/4s, at a price*., of
in with the development of *100.94, a basis of about 1.64%.
the
These
:
Legality
Co., Chicago, and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Indianapolis, jointly,
as 3s,, at a price of
101.07, a basis
.
leading
Oct.
were
Financing * of
the
Illinois - toll
highway system will be co-man¬
aged by Glore, Forgan & Co. and
Halsey Stuart & Co.* Inc., two of
the
and
of Sept.
as
vY*
works
fered
Syndicate Managers Named
Due
1957
v.
erage
Illinois
'
Hall
Greensburg, Ind.
Sale-j-The $725,000
-*
Highway
Commission (Pi O. Chicago),
'
office.
Y
Y• :
^
"*\V
in
due
callable
are
Chicago.
$298,-
building bonds was sold to
Quail & Co., of Davenport, as 2s
and '2%s,'at a price of 100.73.
Y
State
City
Sept. 1, 1954.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
000
•Y Illinois
8
the
$85,000
Bonds
Treasurer's
f
,
for
1, 1956.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Clerk-
Community Unit
(P. O. Geneseo),
Illinois
Co., of New York
Bond Sale—The $235,000 build¬
border to the Wis¬
consin line, a route in a north-! ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 180,
(P. O. Wilmette), III.
| westerly direction to Wisconsin] p. 1696—were,-awarded to th.^
Iowa-Des Moines National Bam/
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 school ] /via Rockford, an East-West route
»
building bonds offered Oct. 26— toward the cities of Rock Island- of Des Moines.
v.
180, p. 1479—were awarded toj Moline and a thruway connecting
Maxwell, Iowa
a group composed of the
Northern! East St. Louis with Indiana near
Bond Sale—An issue of $71,000
Trust Co., Blyth
Terre Haute.
the
Cook
County
Sch.
Dist.
No.
Indiana
39
& Co., A. C. Allyn
special
Lake
Co.,;
net inter-!
.1955 to
394.000
"Due
Dec.
on
1, 1968
Dec. 1 from
on
School District
Price,
Village
sealed
follows:
$735,000
Dec.
160,000
Nov.
*
until
p.m.
the
for
8
pur¬
bonds,
sewer
improvement
Dec.
1
from
1,
from
1956
revenue
1,
1954.
1956
are
1975
callable
bank
and
or
interest
trust
Nov.*. &
1
there¬
of
Nov.
1957
to
for
inclusive.
Due
1968
Dec.
on
1
from
the
bonds,
Due
$235,000
offered
bonds
to
sew¬
Nov.
1955
from
on
Nov.
park
bonds.
Barcus, Kin¬
1
1955
to
inclusive.
149.965.00
Oct.
paving, sewer and
improvement
bonds.
on
1964
(CST) on Nov. 9
of $3,464,749.53
follows:
street
Beliot, III.
awarded
purchase
as
$1,808,554.58
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
1964
improvement
1
from
inclusive.
sewage
disposal
general obligation bonds. Due
1,506,230.00
Co., of Chicago.
INDIANA
Nov.
on
Campbellsburg Sch. Bldg. Corpora¬
tion (P. O. Campbellsburg), Ind.
Bond
_
Offering
—
Dodds,
Fred
President, will receive sealed bids
Bank, Campbellsburg,
at the State
until
2
p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $96,000 first mort¬
payable
company
Cutler, of Chicago.
Beh
1
from
1955
to
1974
inclusive.
1, 1959. Interest M-N.
Principal
to
in-
inclusive.
as
&
follows:
as
Sale—The
were
dred
Dated
and
D.
KANSAS
on,
Nov.
on
bonds
sewer
Carlton
III.
on
system
erage
«
bonds.
Due
to
1974
to
J-D.
Bonds due in 1971
after
a
Bond
as
Due
the
,
Co., of Des Moines.
(P. O.
Due
South
bonds.
1954.
Interest
1955
1958
re¬
23
elusive.
,
will
,
2.29%,
3s.
200,000 2V4s.
B.
,•
Dated
a
bids
Nov,, 8
on
of
Clerk,
,
about
\
Catherine
—
to
Sale—The $252,000 build¬
$52,000
Deerfield, III.
Offering
43
Round Lake),
of
1970 to 1973, inclusive.
Bond
No.
assessment
sold
was
,
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 180,
Wichita, Kan.
p. 1584—were awarded to Barcus/
Bond Offering — C.
C. Ellis,
Kindred & Co., of Chicago, at a
City Clerk, will receive sealed
price of 100.01, a net interest cost bids until 9 a.m.
'
81-3,000 2V4s. Due
County Community Consol.
Bond
1967, inclusive.
2s.
and 1969.
Nuveen
on
Henry
until
8
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1960 in¬
thereafter
Sch. Dist. No. 2H
Bankers
members
in
Waycross, Ga.
' f Chicago,
mutually agreeable to
Bond Offering — C. M.
Dixon,1 the* Village and the purchaser.
City Manager, will receive sealed» Legality approved by Chapman
(EST)
or
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
cate: Continental Illinois National
Bank
& Trust
at
a.m.
Chicago
bids
Nov.
on
Dated
clusive.
approved
lems, and since they
Other
New York City, at a price,
of 104.65, a basis of about
3.08%.
11
interest
closely
develop¬
ment theirs will be a
continuing
interest in the state's toll highway,
Petersburg, and Goodbody*
until
on
ing national underwriters in the
country.
With
main
offices
in
Chicago and Sales
offices
and
2%.
& Co.,
bids
in
bonds.
1974
R.
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
(CST)
purchase
of
because they are among the lead¬
—
syndicate
a
(CST)
Co., Chicago, Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.,
Nashville, RobinsonHumphrey Co., Atlanta, Beil &
Hough, and McCleary & Co.. both'
St.
&
Sale
The
$12,500,000
building bonds offered Oct.
Northern
&
of
bank
receive
p.m.
Highway Commission, first of all,
approved by Wood, King
Dawson, of New York City.
hospital bonds offered Oct. 27—v.- $575,600
group
and
Legality
Louis.
to
ity
chase
Sarasota),
to
1956
cording
1,1
a
awarded
will
$1,233,000
Company, of New York City, at
the option of the holder.
Legal¬
Exchange Bank,;
Legality approved
1583—were
a
St.
the
'
are,
$900,000 3.35%
payable at
tied
or
at the office of the Bankers Trust
from
Principal
ritory of Hawaii, in Honolulu,
Bonds
Oct.
1
office of the Treasurer of the Ter¬
Oct. li
thereafter
callable
inclusive.
& Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., all
of Chicago, and Milwaukee
bonds.
on
in-
inclusive.
Nov.i
$1,200,000
revenue
of
City
.
sealed
on
Dec.
on
which
GEORGIA
due
1966
to
the
purchase
firms
from
p.
Nov. 1 from 1957
on
the
in
ceive
180,
Nov.
Milwaukee, at 100.17, a
1984 inclusive.
Bonds! est cost of about 2.06%, as follows:
and
thereafter are]
$79O,O0O l%s. Due on Dec. l.irom
of
for
firms
Sarasota County (P. O.
Florida
Bond Sale—The
•
Dated
Point, Ind.
Offering *— Vernon
Everett,
Education, will receive sealed
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
in¬
elusive; and $40,000 2.40s, due
;
1, 1954.
bonds.
to, 1974
?Jitchell, of New York City.
on
1966
1957
Chemical
as
due
to
receive
a.m.
New York City.
net in-
$305,000
at
parking fees. Principal ij
and interest (A-O)
payable at the
City Controller's office, or at the
bonds
2s,
1956
$140,000
payable
to! by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
2.45%,
4^,
due
callable
Principal and
purchase
as
1961
in¬
1967
a
in
likewise
2.40s,
Country
price of 1C0.06,
follows:
1966
the
due
on
$505,000
1,
1959 to
are
will
callable
in-
due
Dec.
from
Certificates
1965.
10
from 1955 to
on
to
terest cost of about
■
due
1,
Clerk,
until
for
due
as
2s,
1962
and
on June 1
1975 inclusive.
\ 580.000
:
1956
due
'
,
4s,
$225,000
clusive;
2.44%,
Dec.
municipal parking
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
$625,000. 2.40s,
of about
rev-
Orlando, Fla.
Offering—Ed McDowell,
Bond
Seminole County bonds
price of 100.25, a net in¬
terest cost
pur¬
for
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
York
Ch.y.
1975 inclusive.
r
,
p.m.
the
utilities
New
in¬
from
improvement
both
Hanover Bank, of New York
City.
Legality- approved by Caldwell,
as
1964
on
(J-D)
on
1962 to
from
2
23
$525,000
Dec.
interest
to
due
of
as
2.40s,
1965
due
1
Nov.
until
in 1966 and thereafter
in-
1961
and
on
of
bids
inclusive.
to
June
on
sealed
1985
1964
4s,
1
Kissimmee, Fla. '
Offering — W*. H.
City Manager, will re¬
1
2s,
$135,000
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Certificaie
Scovell,
Nov. 4 for
on
purchase of $6,500,000 public
York,
Dated
to
about
$235,000
clusive;
1984
to
Due
995,000 Putnam County bonds at
a price of
100.11, a net inter¬
est
Due
1982
certificates.
on
from
the
First
Jan. 1 from
on
1954.
1975 inclusive.
*
Due
2nue
$110,000
1
Jan. 1 from 1955
on
net
due
(EST)
a.m.
Co.,
2.45%,
par, a
2s,
1962
June
on
follows:
390,000 3s.
chase
June
V
until 10
27—v. 180, p. 1479—were awarded
awarded
1960 inclusive.
ceive
follows: $30,000 4s, due on
1 from 1956 to 1961 in-
as
Principal and
interest
(A-O): payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
First National Bank, #f Atlanta,
at the purchaser's option.
Legal¬
ity aproved by Spalding, Sibley,
$920,000 utili¬
1961 to 1981 inclusive.
to
about
inclusive.
1583—were
p.
as
(EST)
price of
a
interest
1955
2V4%
450,000 3.10s.
County
Okeechobee
from
1,
bonds offered Oct. 27
net interest cost of about
a
on
1966
1
Oct.
ILLINOIS
group composed of Shields &
100.11,
in¬
inclusive.
165,000
\
due
1965
from
1969
to
Oct.
on
Crown
Bond
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1954.
dated
are
Chicago, III.
Co., A. M. Kidder & Co., both of
City; Stranahan, Harris
& Co., Toledo, and Atwill &
Co.,
of
Miami
Beach, at a price of
on
to
$165,000
1
IDue
Fla.
New Yo"k
in-
1961
Beach,
Sale—The
180,
as
2s,
1962
June
on
1975
1956 to
$60,000
1
clusive;
due
2.44%,
4s, due
$60,000
elusive;
v
about
from
1954.
bonds
Farish, of Montgomery.
revenue
—v.
Martin County bonds at
price of 100.18, a net inter¬
est
&
Jacksonville
285,000
a
win inner
$80,000 5s, due
1975 inclusive.
•
Company, Inc., of Palm
ne
a
of
1
10,000 auditorium bonds.
.
son
,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
60,000 underpass bonds.
Chicago, Leedy, Wheeler
& Alleman, of
Orlando, First of Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta.
Michigan
Corporation, of New
York, Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
HAWAII
7
Inc., of Jacksonville, Adams, McHawaii (Territory of)
Entee & Co., of New
York, Dean
Bond Offering Y- Karri
£ai Lee,
Witter & Co., of San
Francisco, Treasurer of
the Territory, will
Courts & Co., of Atlanta, Geo. B.
receive sealed bids at the office
Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., A. M. Kid¬ of
the Bankers. Trust Company,
der & Co., both of New
York, At- 16 Wall
Street, New York City,
will & Co.-, of Miami Beach:
Thomas M.
.(P. O. Tuscola), III.
Offering — Dr. Myron
Boylson, Secretary of the Board
Bond
Due
York, John Nuveen & Co., of Chi¬
cago, Blair & Co., Inc., Equitable
Securities Corporation, A. C. Allyn & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
both
Douglas County, Tuscola Comma-' (J-J) payable at the State Bank,
nity Unit School District No. 301/ Campbellsburg.
'
.1
.
,.30,000 electric system bonds.
1975
to
Other members of the syndicate:
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., of New
to
2s,
1962
elusive; "and
;
(
.
to
The
Bond
$320,000
1
fol¬
as
inclusive.
inclusive.
June
$500,000
$220,000 recreation bonds.
95,000 street improvement bonds.
85,000 library bonds.
2.40s,
1,335,000 Manatee County bonds
.at a price of 100.21, a net
interest cost of about 2.44%,
as follows:
$305,000 4s, due on
;
.
June
on
1962
$270,000,
and
.
terest cost of about
.
from
1
1975 inclusive.
;/Y/ Palm Beach, W. H.
Cates, First
1,300,000 Jackson County bonds Securities
Company of Florida,
■
at a price of 100.20, a net in¬ rnc. With of
Tallahassee, Ander¬
]
■
inclusive; $80,000 2s, due
inclusive;
•
on
1964
as
June
on
in¬
on,.June
1975
1961
on
clusive;. $1,270,000 2s, due
June
.„•>
fol¬
as
4s,
1956 to
from
1
follows: $100,000 4s,
due on June 1 from 1958 to
interest
2.32%,
$1,370,000
June
of
bonds,
-
7,010,000. Duval County bonds at
,
"
-
,
inclusive.
1975
to
purchase
obligation
general
59
gage
revenue
bonds.
The
1954.
bonds
thereafter
that
date.
are
callable
Principal
and
as
of
interest
Nov.
1,
payable at the State Fiscal Agency,
Legality
approved
by
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.
KENTUCKY
1,
and
dated
.Topeka.
Stinson,
Dated Nov.
1954. Due semi-annually from
Jan. 1, 1956 to July 1, 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Bonds due on Jan. 1, 1963
are
Principal and interest (M-N)
Harrodsburg, Ky.
Sale—The $525,000 school
Bond
building
Oct.
26
revenue
—v.
180,
bonds offered
1696 —were
p.
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1820)
awarded
to
a
cinnati,
O'Neal,
The
LOT
composed of
group
Equitable Securities Corp., Nash/ Mile, W. E. Hutton & Co., Cin¬
bonds
3s.
Kentucky
Due
1956 to
Due
1965
to
235,000 2%s.
1966
Due
102,000 3s.
Due
55,000 234s.
and
Bond
21,
1, 1982
bonds
J. J. B.
Corp..
Hilliard
of
&
to
a
Equitable
Nashville,
the
of
Son, Almstedt
Bros., both of Louisville, A. C.
411yn & Co., Inc., of Chicago, and
W. L. Lyons & Co., of Louisville,
follows:
$91,000
from
421,000
Due
2%s.
The
1954
to
of
as
bonds
and
1955
Due
1961
November
011
Nov.
dated
are
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1,
from
1
Callable
r"Rantersville Bank & Trust Co.,
Hopkinsville.
Legality approved
by Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
Morgantown, Ky.
works
Sale—The $100,000
and
offered
sewer
Oct.
awarded
were
Bond
water
bonds
revenue
25—v.
180,
1696—
p.
the
to
Bankers
Clinton
(P. O.
Convent), La.
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 Levee
offered Oct. 27—v. 180, p.
1584—were
Hattier
awarded
&
to
Sanford,
White,
New
of
Orleans.
f
Heitner
ivan
Bond
Offering—Robt. H. Fowl¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
bids
of
sion,
(EST)
First
National
Nov. 3 for the pur¬
$283,000 water bonds.
chase
of
Dated
on
Nov.
1
the
at
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
Milk St., Boston, until
45
noon
from
1,
1954.
1955
to
Due
1974
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Glynn, Bosworth, Sul-
&
&
Co.,
worth
First
National
1965
Los
Inc., California Bank,
&
Clark, Dodge
Angeles,
National
and
Bank
r
Co., Henry Dahlberg
and Co., Shelby Cullom Davis &
180,
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton.
to
of
about
1.64%,
$30,000
l%s.
from
Creuse Public Schools Dist.
L'Anse
(P. O. 27733 South River Road,
Mount Clemens 3),
1972 inclusive.
vers,
of
July
$60,000
mu¬
Deposit
&
Co., of Boston, as Is, at a
100.17, a basis of about
of
1
Hudson, Mass.
Offering—Fred
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
tional
Bank,
at
T.
will
The
Peabody
Higginson
Shafto,
&
Co.,
King,
Lyons
&
Hutchinson
&
Corp.,
McMaster
k
Co., Inc.. F. S. Moselev &
Lansing, Mich.
Co..
obligation bonas ofiered act.
25—v.
to
a
&
price
until
noon
(EST)
on
Nov. 4 for the purchase of $575,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1954.
Due
1974
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
payable
National
1
from
Principal
at
1955
the
to
in¬
and
&
Fldridge
Curtis,
Quinlan
E.
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.
Rand & Co., Reinholdt & Gard¬
Reynolds
ner,
Atlas
National
Roosevelt &
land &
&
Co., RocklandBank, of Boston,
Cross, Ryan, Suther¬
Co., L. B. Schwinn & Co.,
Second
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Bond
bands
Sale
—
offered
1584—were
The
Oct
$59,827,000
2-j—v.
awarded
to
a
180,
p
syndi¬
cate headed by the Bankers Trust
Co., New York City, First National
Bank of Chicago, National
City
Bank,
t
■:
]
and
First
Boston
Corp.,
botfUOf New York City, at a price
of 100.10. a net interest cost of
about
1.91%,
as
&
Barney
Co.,
F.
S.
Securities
Corp.,
Third
National
$620,000
from
from
1
Weigold
&
Co.,
J.
C.
&
from
1959
and
1963
nicipal
relief
bonds
500,000
mu¬
Dist.
Oct.
Bond
Offerin g—Alice
sealed
National
on
1,
1955
to
at the
Second
111
p.m.
Nov. 3 for the purchase
$690,000
Dec.
bids
G.
will
Bank
of
Boston,
St., Boston, until 1
Franklin
(EST)
Treasurer,
school
1954. Due
1974
bonds.
on
Dec.
Dated
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Sec¬
ond National Bank of Boston.
to
Le¬
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Fruitport
from
1
1970
Nov.
due
on
from
1
$50,-
1959 to
iy2s,
$175,000
from
1
and
Nov.
1963
to
$175,000
from
1
Township Sch. Dist.
Muskegon), Mich.
1962
due
noon
chase of
on
bonds of
of
Gustavus
National
exempt
-
bonds
inclusive; $12,000 2.30s, due
May 1 from 1961 to 1964
inclusive, and $4,000 2y2s, due
on May 1, 1965 and
1966.
630,000 bonds: $295,000 214 s, due
on
1585—were
eral
3y2s, at
as
the
to
Home
and
180,
Village
Clerk,
bids
until
due
Fed¬
bonds
will
receive
8
p.m.
(CST)
November 1 from the purchase
$250,000 hospital bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1972
Bonds
in 1967 and thereafter
Dec.
of
1970
to
members
Phelps,
Sachs
Fenn
&
Co.,
of
the
group:
& Co., Goldman
both of New York
Philadelphia National Bank, of
Philadelphia, Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp., of New York, Blair
& Co., Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
of Chicago, Barr Brothers & Co.
L'astman, Dillon & Co., R. S. Dick¬
son & Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Bache
&
Co.,
Coffin
&
Burr.
Bramhall, Falion & Co., E. F. Hut¬
ton & Co., all of New York, Rod¬
man
& Renshaw, of
Campbell,
Chicago, and
McCarty
&
Co.,
of
eral
ment
$40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180,
180,
Sale—The
$22,000
obligation street improve¬
bonds offered Oct. 22;—v.
p.
1585,
were
awarded
to
offered
&
Moody,
Oct.
25
Inc.,
Juran
to
St.
of
180,
v.
—
awarded
Paul,
as
follows:
$5,000 2s. Due from 1956 to 1960,
inclusive.
5,000 214s.
1962
due
from
Due
1961
to
1963
to
inclusive.
10,000 2^s.
from
Due
1967, inclusive.
Waseca,
Steele
Counties
Joint
gality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Bond
and
Freeborn
.
Mankato,
Bond
Offering
New Richland), Minn.
Sale—The $95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180,
p. 1697—were awarded to J. M.
Minn.
Dain
the
bonds,
of
2s.
bonds.
from
290,000
Due
1956 to
storm
bonds
1971
bonds.
from
1
Due
1956
i
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan.
on
1 from
1974 inclusive.
to
MISSISSIPPI
to
Clarke
dated
are
Oct.
County (P. O.
Quitman),
Mississippi
1,
Bond
1954.
Principal and interest pay¬
any suitable bank to be
designated by the purchaser. Le
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis.
able
from
1
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
25,000 2V2S. Due
inclusive.
1974
The
a
1975 inclusive.
sewer
January
on
disposal
plant
on
January
1
sewage
Jan.
on
20,000 2.40s. Due
*
$300,000
Due
1957 to 1966 inclusive,
$590,000
follows:
as
Co., of Minneapolis, at
par, as follows:
$50,000
—
purchase
&
price of
C. F. Trinkle,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9
for
Indep.. Consol.
143 (P. O.
Sch. Dist. No.
Minneapolis.
Sale—The $400,000 indus¬
plant bonds offered Oct. 22
180, p. 1585, were awarded
trial
at
—v.
the
First National
Bank, of
Memphis, and the Leland Speed
Co., of Jackson, jointly.
to
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
Oct.
Sale
—
The
26
v.
—
a
180,
p.
group
Columbus, Miss.
$1,650,000
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
purposes
awarded to
1585
—
bonds
were
p.
headed by the
6s, at
a
price of 115.21,
Other
members
National
Memphis, at
net
about C.99%.
First
of
the
$1,000,000
26
Oct.
sewer
v.
—
1697—were awarded to
of
basis of
a
oifered
as
account
interest
cost
of
about
Co.,
par,
a
2.43%,
follows:
$317,000 4s.
Bank, of Portland,
price of
a
180,
group
a
headed by M. A. Saunders &
First Securities Co. of Chicago, as
Due
1
from
1,
Dec.
on
1965
1955 to 1964, inclusive.
First National Bank, of Memphis
the Rockland-Atlas National Bank
77,000 2s.
and
Boston, Messrs. Ball, Burge &
Kraus, of Cleveland, White-Phil¬
lips Co., Inc., of Davenport, Park,
Ryan, Inc., Talmage & Co., both
of New York, Shaughnessy & Co.,
of St. Paul, and Shannon & Co., of
Due
Dec.
on
1966.
556,000 214s.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
1C-37 to 1978, inclusive.
50.000
2s.
Other
Union
Detroit.
Due
on
members
Dec.
of
1,
the
Planters National
1979.
group:
Bank, of
Memphis, Allen and Co., of Ilazle-
Redwood
hurst,
County (P. O. Redwood
Falls), Minn.
Bond
Offering—Ira
County
Auditor,
R.
will
Alvis
and
Co.,
of. Jackson,
Arnold & Crane, of New Orleans,
Herman Bensdorf & Co., of iMem-
.
Rogers
phis,
receive
Cady
&
Co.,
of
Columbus,
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
November 3 for the purchase oi:
Hamp Jones Co., of Jacksou» Mid-
$360,000 drainage
1, 1954. Due
bonds.
Dated
on Jan. 1 from
Scharff & Jones, of New Orleans,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, of Mont¬
1975 inclusive. Bonds due
gomery, and the T. W. Woodward,
j Co., of Jackson.
Nov.
as
gen¬
to
1,
in 1965 and thereafter
Bond
1964
from
1
214 s,
inclusive.
1966. Principal and
interest payable at a bank mutu¬
ally
agreeable
to
the
Village
Council and the purchaser.
Le¬
1956 to
Lansing.
Nov.
on
1963
to
$195,000
and
1697—were
callable
are
1960
to
1961
from
1
p.
of
1955 to
1955
Storden, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 funding
Finance
Long Prairie, Minn.
Bond
Offering—M. J. Loegersealed
Nov.
1967
p.
par.
from
1
inclusive,
non
revenue
26\-v.
awarded
Housing
Agency,
Oct.
Nov.
inclusive; $140,000 2.30s, due
on
dormitqry
offered
bonds: $30,000 2V2S, due
May 1 from 1956 to 1960
on
St. Peter), Minn.
tax
National
First
Bank,
all
$46,000
vari¬
$600,000
,
National
on
Sale—The
,
im¬
$676,000
of Minneapolis; First
Bank, St. Paul; Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood, J. M. Dain &
Co., both of Minneapolis; Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Caldwell,
Phillips Co., both of St. Paul, at a
price of par, as follows:
Bank,
Adolphus College (P. O.
Bond
Sale —The
provement bonds offered Oct. 25
v.
180, p. 1697—were awarded
to a group composed of the Alli¬
son-Williams
Co.,
Northwestern
Nov. 9 for the pur¬
blocks
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Bond
municipal units.
ous
1969
l34s
1976 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The
bids
Scott
Dorsey, Colman, Barker,
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Kail, Munici¬
pal Dept., First National Bank,
Minneapolis 2, will be received
to
due on Nov. 1, 1957
1958; $100,000 114s, due
Nov.
Offering—Sealed
approved
Legality
feature.
ay
addressed to Carl J.
various
station bonds:
inclusive;
No. 5 (P. O.
as
Portfolio
April 1 from 1956 to 1964
caTU
on
able
1969
Martin, Mich.
as
MINNESOTA
National Bank, Minneapolis,
Minnesota
l%s,
$175,000
Due
inclusive. The bonds have a
of
Regional Sch.
Sheffield), Mass.
District
Hunter,
'eceive
0.
1963
due
5s,
Other
Berkshire
(P.
Nov.
inclusive;
basis of about 1.14%.
Southern
from
and
fire
on
a
ly^s,
1962
1976 inclusive.
the
100.18,.
1
bonds:
1959 to
$175,000
1
on
and
offered
building
from
1
Nov.
due
180, p. 1697—were awarded
Guaranty Trust Co,, New
York City, as 1.20s, at a price of
of
Nov.
inclusive;
26—v.
to
Nov.
1976 inclusive
1970 to
by
& Moorman, of Detroit.
vens
inclusive
$50,000 5s, due on Nov. 1, 1957
and 1958; $100,000 114s, due
Mass.
$225,000
on
1969
to
police
500,000
000
S>ale—The
from
1
the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
$630,000 l3As, due on Nov.
from
on
nated
inclusive:
1962
to
iy2s, due
$510,000
on
Bond
in¬
grade separation im¬
provement bonds: $100,000 5s,
due on Nov. 1, 1957 and 1958;
$260,000 iy4s, due on Nov. 1
Co.
Somerville,
1976
to
on
clusive.
Wheat &, Co.,
White-Phillips Com¬
pany, Inc.,
White, Weld & Co.,
Winslow,
Douglas
&
McEvoy,
Robert Winthrop & Co. and Wood,
1970
due
1,500,000
inclusive;
E.
l34s,
MICHIGAN
1.40s.
1.4Cs.
1
inclusive;
Nov.
on
1962
to
$1,340,000
and Trust Co., of Winston-Salem.
LOT A
2,700,000 capital outlay bonds
follows:
as
IV4S, due
1959
on
follows:
$7,700,000 capital outlay'bonds
1.69%,
$3,500,000 veterans memorial and
auditorium bonds: $280,000 5s,
due on Nov. 1, 1957 and 1958;
Bank in Nashville, Wachovia Bank
Chas.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
bonds are
dated Nov.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank to be desig¬
as
Nov.
Bank,
of Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
interest
net
a
ton &
Na¬
St.,
100.01,
of
and
Field,
Franklin
111
p.
group
$1,260,000 IV2S, due on Nov. 1
from 19-33 to 1969 inclusive;
receive
Boston,
.
1585—were awarded
headed by Halsey,
Co., New York City, at
180,
a
Stuart
National City Bank, of Cleveland,
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
1959
bonds.
;
The
ing,
Sale—The $6,000,000 gen¬
Bond
Newhard, Cook & Co., J. A. Over¬
Strut hers
Second
1,
Kidder,
Quirk & Co., Laidlaw & Co., Au¬
callable
are
1959. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
as
cost of about
Chicago,
Bonds due
in 1960 and thereafter
eral
of
Smithers & Co., Stone & Webster
nicipal relief bonds offered Oct.
26—v. 180, p. 1697—were awarded
to
the
Boston
Safe
Due on July 1 from
Ira
Haupt & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Kaiser & Co., A. M. Kidder & Co.,
Bank,
serially
until
1954.
Smith,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Bond
Mich.
Offering—Donald W. Sti¬
Bond
1
0.93%.
March 1, 1959.
on
1957 to
&
inclusive.
purchase of $18,000 water
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
the
for
1959 inclusive.
to
1
Dec. 1,
of Chicago, George P. Fogg
Co., Granbery, Marache & Co.
Hannaford & Talbot. Harriman
from
1
inclusive.
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
pany
1962
to
Jan.
on
Offering—Ervin C. Menk,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4
18,000 water improvement bonds.
First
March
on
1958
to
9,000 iy2s. Due
Small-Milburn Co.
Trust
Due
1955
Boston.
price
follows:
as
brook & Co.,
First National Bank, of
Portland, First Securities Com¬
1956
&
from
Sale—The
21
p.
Siler
Scott, Horner & Mason, Shearson,
Hammill & Co., John Small & Co.,
J Kond
Oct.
1585, were awarded
Co., of Detroit, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
—v.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
'"*
$39,000 special
offered
bonds
assessment
Round Lake, Minn.
Bond
works
improvement bonds.
serially
1956
Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co., Esta-
Corp.,
sewer
Due
July 1, 1972.
on
on
14,000 street improvement bonds.
Due serially on Jan. 1 from
Due July 1, 1971.
Due
(EST)
p.m.
purchase of $52,000
follows:
as
$20,000
inclusive.
1970
7:30
1956 to
Due on July 1 from
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $850,000 school
site and
building bonds.
Dated
Co., R. L. Day & Co., C. J. Devine
b Co., A. Webster Dougherty &
bonds,
1 from
July 1 from
on
Sale—The
Bond
Trust
&
until
1954.
Co., of Chicago.
Courts
of
Harper Woods, Mich.
Co., Coffin & Burr, Continetal Il¬
linois
to
&
of Wilson, Braun, Bos¬
Due
25,000 iy2s.
Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett
&
Pickard,
of
Banking
Branch
bids
Due
Due on July
1959 inclusive.
3s.
20,000 2s.
Jo., Milwaukee Co., J. P. Morgan
Billerica, Mass.
Bank
bonds
cisco, Messrs. Robert W. Baird &
Co., Barr Brothers & Co., J. Barth
& Co., Baxter, Williams & Co., A.
G. Becker & Co., Inc.
Fred D. Blake & Co., Blewer,
Moody & Springsted, of St. Paul.
Nov. 1 for the
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Lee
sealed
Sewage
Curtis,
&
follows:,
Jackson
as
1955 to
brey G. Lanston & Co.
MASSACHUSETTS
er,
$55,000
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
Savings
bonds
l%s.
as
Ripley & Co., Inc., Harris Trust &
LOUISIANA
>
Terminal
Boston
1480—were awarded to Paine,
Webber,
Chicago,
%s.
1
as
Co., of Louisville.
Ponchartrain Levee District
'i
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
Bond
and
Minneapolis,
of
Gran^. Barber,
of
City
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc., Field,
Richards & Co., First Cleveland
May 1, 1958. Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
interest
Bond
facilities
Inc.,
Bond
Roscommon),
O.
Michigan
120,000 214s.
&
1978 inclusive.
to
mature
1978
1
1960 inclusive.
1955 to
1 from
November
on
(P.
650,000 Metropolitan Water Dis¬
Trust Co.,
3s.
Dist.
80,000 2V2s.
offered
awarded
were
Securities
East
trict,
composed
Sch.
2,727,000 Metropolitan Water Use
Development bonds as l%s.
.
revenue
October
as
2,750,000
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Sale—The $512,000 school
building
group
from
1
Nov.
on
Island
13/4S.
as
Wade,
Royal Oak, Mich.
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Gerrish-Higgins Rural Agricultural
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
C
Facilities bonds
Nov.
on
Re¬
2s.
2s.
as
Castle
bonds
inclusive.
Due
1.983
1,200,000
inclusive.
1981
to
1 from
Nov. 1 from
on
Beach
as
p.
inclusive.
1977
to
1978
bonds
ments
LOT
Nov.
on
§s.
Salisbury
1585—were awarded to Ken- Walter J.
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit. Rapids.
ower,
1,100,000 Port of Boston improve¬
from
1
p.
servation bonds
1960 inclusive.
71,000 3V2S.
1961
Nov.
on
as
1,000,000
Co., and
Alden &
Co.,
both of
Louisville, as follows:
$62,000
B
42,100,000 highway improvement
Monday, November 1, 1954
of Jan.
interest
bank
are
callable
1964. Principal and
payable at any suitable
South Securities Co., of
Additional Sale—The $67,000
1,
be
Nashville,
I
dustrial
bonds
offered
the
in-
same
designated by the 'day were sold to M. A. Saunders
Legality approved by ! & Co., Memphis, and Cady & Co.,
Dorsey, Colman, Barker,, Soett & 6f Columbus, jointly, at 100.05, a
to
purchaser.
Number 5373
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financidl Chronicle
;; t
(1821)
61
—
interest
net
of
cost
about
1.69%,
12,588.80
follows:
as
building bonds.
$28,000 IV2S. Due on May 1 from
1955 to 1958, inclusive.
The
bonds
NEBRASKA
Lincoln, Neb.
Offering—Theo. H. Berg,
Forrest
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 5 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 1 for
the
purchase of $200,000 general
obligation construction and equip¬
bonds.
Jackson
No. 3
v.
Supervisor's
Dist.
(P. O. Pascagoula), Miss.
Sale
Bond
dustrial
The
—
bonds
180,
$175,000
offered
1585,
p.
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids
until 10
15
Oct.
in¬
19—
sewer
1954.
Due
and
at
price
a
interest
of
of
cost
100.01,
about
net
a
2.60%,
as
follows:
1955
1963
Nov. 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
to
27,000 2y4s. Due
date
after
Sale
Bonds
—
patrick-Pettis
Co.,
of
system revenue
refunding bonds. $22,000 33/4s,
due
Nov. 1, 1966
on
Nov. 1 from
1964
County, New Hope Cons.
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Columbus), Miss.
Offering
receive
(CST)
bids
sealed
on
until
Nov. 1 for the
due
to
to
1959
Pascagoula, Miss.
Sale—An
industrial
and
$59,000
Oct
15
from
inclusive. Inter¬
19—v.
issue
bonds
of
$175,-
sold
was
on
189,
p.
1585—to the
Bank, of Memphis,
price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 2.60%, as follows:
Bond
general
will
27,000 21/4s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
18,000 2V2S. Due
on
sold
of
via
competi¬
Nov. 20. Due se¬
revenues.
years.
Copies of the
describing the bonds and
conditions
of
from
sale
be
may
Lauren
ob¬
W.
Gibbs,
district, Zion's
Bank Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Washoe
Nov. 1, 1966
No.
1967.
63,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
County Cons. Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
27
Bond
3
(EST) on Nov. 17 for
the purchase of $185,000 building
p.m.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Hunterdon
County
Trust Co., Califon. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
of
Offering
Reno), Nev.
issue ■* of
An
—
bids
bonds.
Dec.
until
street
1954-.
bonds
dated
are
Interest
M-N.
Bank, Matawan.
Legality approved by Ezra W.
Karkus, of Keyport.
New
Jersey
Turnpike Authority
New Brunswick), N. J.
(P. O.
Revenue Increase Reported—A
further improvement in its safety
record and an increase in traffic
New
ap¬
in from
three to 20 years.
Copies
describing the
bonds and setting forth the con¬
to
of
brochure
progression.
vania extensions also
MISSOURI
follows:
Dec.
on
1
from
1955
to
1974 inclusive.
300,000
bonds.
redevelopment
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1955
to
1974 inclusive.
500,000
sewer
1 from
Dec.
bonds.
Due
on
1974
to
in¬
clusive.
thereafter
1969.
dated
are
are
callable
Principal
Dec.
as
and
of Dec.
interest
(J-D)
payable at the Commerce
Co., Kansas City. Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Trust
Flathead
County School District
(P. O. Somers), Mont.
No. 29
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
Somers,
the
to
as
State
21/2S, at
Bank
of
par.
Yellowstone
County, Broadview
High Sch. Dist. No. 21 (P. O.
Broadview), Mont.
Bond
Offering — Charlene R.
Baird,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
15
8
(MST) on November
purchase of $146,336.56
follows:
p.m.
for the
bonds,
as
$133,747.76
bonds.
high
school
be
may
obtained
W.
Gibbs, district's
Zion's Bank Bldg.,
City, Utah.
Littlefxeld
Union Sch. Dist., N. H.
Sale—The $423,580 school
p f f e r e d
Oct.
28
were
Bond
awarded
to
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, of New York City, and
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of
Boston, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 100.11, a basis of about 1.98%.
bonds
1954. Due
1974
on
are
Nov.
inclusive.
payable
dated
1
Nov.
from
Principal
at
the
1,
1955
First
to
in¬
and
Na¬
tional
Bank, of Boston, or at the
Littleton National Bank,
at the
purchaser's option. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Sale—The $246,000 park¬
ing area and permanent improve¬
Bond
ment
bonds
p.
offered
1698—were
Oct.
26—v.
awarded
Coffin & Burr, of Boston, as
at a price of
100.15,
about
a
to
l34s,
basis
of
1.72%.
$26,000 build¬
Oct. 23 were
offered
Due serially
NEW HAMPSHIRE
180,
MONTANA
Bond
Lake
terest
bonds
1,
1954. Bonds maturing in 1970 and
ing
Salt
The
1955
sale
agent,
bonds
$2,300,000 municipal airport bonds.
1,
of
Lauren
fiscal
Mo.
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $3,100,000 general obligation bonds,
The
the
of
Due
Nov. 20.
from
Bond Offering—Rollin F. Agard,
as
from
ing
bonds
awarded
offered
to
the
$68,000
build¬
Oct.
22—were
First
National
Bank, of Blairstown, as 2s, at a
price of 100.11, a basis of about
1.98%.
Bay-'
County and the Pennsyl¬
was
report¬
Paul L.
Troast, Chairman, Max¬
well Lester, Jr., Treasurer, and
Joseph Morecraft, Jr., stated, in
the report, that traffic for the first
nine months totaled 18,362,900 ve¬
hicles,
increase of 11.1%
an
1953.
add,
the
Traffic
and
continued
estimates
in
in
they
revenues,
well
of
excess
of
the
engineers
independent
for financing purposes
and
at
were
the
the
thus
far
in
1954,
for
all
the
of
engineers'
1954
was
27,-
700 vehicles.
Revenues from tolls in the first
increase
an
of
$15,659,-
7.56%
com¬
pared to the same period a year
ago.
Toll revenues in July, last,
hit a new monthly record of
$2,252,164.
"Safety
the Turnpike showed
further improvement in 1954 in
spite of the increased traffic," the
Commissioners stated. "Accidents
a
travel,
on
N. J.
reduction of 10% from
and about one-eighth
year ago,
the
rate
on
New
Jersey's public
'1953,
the
latest
available figures. The rate was a
highways
for
minor fraction
tion's
highways
"There
the
on
School District,
a
of
were
of that
as
14
a
on
the
na¬
whole.
fatal
accidents
Turnpike in this year's
months, a reduction of
nine
seven
—
to
Due
1964
compared to the similar
from
Legality
Bosworth,
Dawson, of Denver.
;
&
on
May
Co., of New Rochelle, as 1.10s, at
a price of
100.10, a basis of about
National
1.06%.
v
\
,
'
r
Buffalo
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Note Offering—Robert D.
Sipprell, Executive Director, will re¬
Ridgeheld Park, N. J.
ceive1 sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
November 9 for tlje
purchase of $5,907,000 temporal*
1588—were awarded
to
.
loan
notes.
Dated
Dec.
7, 1954.
1955. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
of
Rutherford, N. J.
$50,000 general
bonds offered Oct.
26—v. 180, p. 1698—were awarded
to the Westchester Bank & Trust
pay¬
the Fidelity Union Trust Co.
Newark, as XVzS, at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 1.47%.
YORK
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
Pennsauken
p.
1
improvement
Due
\
June 7,
on
,
Bond
Sale—The
21—v.
$341,000 streel
bonds
offered
Cheektowuga (P. O.
Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Oct
180,
p. 1481, were awarded
Fidelity Union Trust Co.
of Newark,
as
1.55s, at a price
of 100.004, a basis of about 1.54%
to
the
South
Brunswick
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
•
Benedict
until
3
T.
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 4 for the purchase
$155,000 bonds,
as
follows:
$15,000 Water District No. 9 bonds.
A
Due
Secretary
of
the
Education, will receive
of
—
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will
Wain wright,
Board
Offering
ceive
Township Sch.
Dist., N. J.
Offering — Florence
Bond
Bond
Jan.
on
1
from
1955
to
1969 inclusive.
'
sealed
bids until
8 p.m.
26,000 Sewer District No. 5 bonds.
(EST) on
of $145,building bonds. Dated Dec. 1
4
for
the purchase
1954.
Due
1968
Due
•
Dec.
on
1
from
1955
tc
Oct.
on
: 1980
inclusive.
from
1
1955
to
inclusive.
40,000 Sewer District No. 3 bonds.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank of Cranbury. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, oi
New York City.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1955
to
1974 inclusive.
23,000 Sewer District No. 5 bonds.
Due
on
1977
inclusive.
Oct.
1
from
1955
to
30,000 Water District No. 9 bonds.
Sound Bound
Sck.
Brook
TVGtJJ
Dist.,
Due
J42 Y 56 V
build¬
6,000
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 180
p. 1586 — were awarded to the
National State Bank, and Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., both of Newark,
jointly, as 2V2S, at 100.31, a basis
South
(EST)
Village
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
of
on
1955
4,000
until
as
to
bonds
Due
are
on
(M-N)
Chemical
8
Corn
1
Nov.
from
Principal
payable
Exchange
Peinkofer
at
sidewalk
Oct.
The
1954
Oct*
1
5
from
bonds.
1955
to
1
Oct.
on
1
from
1955
to
bonds
are
dated Jan.
I,
Oct. 1, 1954. Principal and
or
falo.
Hoyt,
and
the
Bank,
Chester, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $183,000 water
bonds offered
Oct. 28—
system
v.
180, p. 1698—were awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
City, and Manufacturers & Traders*
Trust
Co., of Buffalo, jointly, as
2.60s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
Smith,
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 16 for
purchase of $1,950,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1954.
April 1 f^om 1955 to 1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the Fidelity
Union Trust Co., Newark. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
on
Wood, of New York City.
of about 2.57%.
Cortlandt (P.
1
Woodbury, N. J.
J. Riggins, Jr., City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $120,000 sewer system bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
1955 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Bond Sale—The $42,500 public
improvement bonds offered Oct.
28—v.
180, p.
Roosevelt
to
York
1698—were awarded
&
Cross, of NewCity, as V/2S, at a price of
100.02,
basis of about
a
1.49%.
Davenport, Kortright, HarpersfieLl,,
Meredith, Maryland, Worcester
and Summit Central Sch.
No.
1
Dist.
(P. O. Davenport, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 18$t
p.
1698—were awarded to Roose¬
velt &
the
Trust
Cross, New York
Manufacturers
&
Co.,
Buffalo,
First National Bank of Woodbury.
2.60s, at
Legality
of about 2.56%,
Hawkins,
O. Croton-On-
Hudson), N. Y.
Offering—Albert
by
from
Co., Buf¬
Legality approved by Reed,
Taylor
&
Washburn, of
New York City.
1,
1955
Jersey
approved
1
inclusive.
the
Bond
Drive
on
interest payable at the Manufac¬
turers & Traders Trust
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
&
from
1958 inclusive.
County Regional High Sch.
1 (P. O. Springfield),
New
field
Due
on
Due
No.
Bond Offering—Helen R.
Due
1
1959 inclusive.
5,500 Sewer District No. 5 bonds.
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
& Mitchell, of New York City.
Dist.
sidewalk
Jan.
will
p.m.
New York City. Legality approved
Union
Ave.
on
1958
follows:
dated
Nov.
inclusive.
1979
interest
Due
Due
G
120,000 parking bonds.
The
to
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
$170,000 water bonds.
62,000 village hall site bonds.
1954.
to
bonds.
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$352,000 bonds,
1055
,
5,500 Sewer District No.
Orange, N. J.
—
Eugene
Offering
Bailey,
receive
from
1
Woodridge
bonds.
of about 2.46%.
Bond
Jan.
on
1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $275,000
by
nine months amounted to
800,
p.m.
Bond Sale—The $69,000 general
improvement bonds offered Oct.
180,
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
NEW
Pennsauken. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
26—v.
on
Bronxville, N. Y.
proved
levels
predicted
for the early 1980's.
Against the
daily average of 67,300 vehicles
actually carried on the Turnpike
estimate
8:15
com¬
pared with the similar period
first
Fair Lawn
Construction
Newark
ed.
of
Blairstown Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Blairstown), N. J.
Sale—The
Hudson
the
for the first nine months equaled
56 per 100 million vehicle miles
NEW JERSEY
Bond
bondholders.
until
1, 1954.
1955
Juvenile
bonds.
Due
1965
re¬
Bank,
highlight the Sep¬
quarterly report of the
Jersey Turnpike Authority
its
bids
will
Principal and interest (M-N)
revenues
Bond
Sale
The $2,291,000 period in 1.953.
These fatal acci¬
building- bonds offered Oct. 21— dents, in 1954, caused death to 18
v.
building
180, p. 1481, were awarded to persons against 26 a year ago, a
I a synidcate headed by the Na¬ reduction of 30% in face of an in¬
Dated Nov.
000
National
Clerk,
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$137,000
incinerator
bonds.
!
to
Dick
O.
on
at
Home
1, 1954.
1956
Offering—Robert V. Pea-
sealed
(EST)
obligation
approved by Pershing,
Township
ceive
chants
bidding
of St. Louis.
Director
Bond
body,
Nov.
1,
on
by
Wood, of
Township (P.
Pennsauken), N. J.
tember
Nov.
approved
Pennsauken
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Farmers & Mer¬
and
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Kansas City,
p.m.
sive.
bonds will be sold via competitive
Legality
1
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on
from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬
1
ditions
The
Oct.
Delafield
improvement
$150,000 general obligation school
1974 inclusive.
to
1968
Detention
Legality
Nov. 10 for the purchase
$50,000
general
Oradell.
&
on
$100,-
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
improvement
Township (P. O.
Matawan), N. J.
Bond
Offering — Charles J.
Kelly, Township Trustee, will re¬
water
The
additionally secured by
are
tained
Township School District
(P. O. Woodglen), N. J.
fiscal agent for the
inclusive.
1962
to
be
bidding on
rially in from two to 30
brochure
Nov. 1 from
Water Dist.
obligation
tive
bonds
Lebanon
Matawan
O. Overton), Nev.
Offering — An issue
net water
a
on
Interest
(P.
at
$67,000 2V2S. Due
inclusive.
Clark County, Overton
First National
and
to
NEVADA
bonds
000
able
Wood, of New York City.
10
$57,000
1963 to
1974
1965
M-N.
serially from 1956 to 1980 in¬
1955
on
to
5,000 recreation center bonds, as
2V2S. Due on May 1 from 1954
clusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
1
til
2y4s,
1960
pur¬
building bonds.
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
taking $499,000 bonds as 2.20s, at
price of 100.27, a basis of about
2.17%.
MacGib-
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (MST)
Nov. 9 for the purchase of
of
to
Offering—H. R.
bonds.
andSchmidt,
Poole,
Roberts & Parke, of Philadelphia,
$39,000, 2y2S,
15
inclusive;
1970
—-
of $100,000
Bond
Oct.
2%s,
Morris Smith,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
a.m.
Newark,
from
from
Bond
(EST) on Nov. 9 for the
of
$900,000
building
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on
"!
;
bon, County Manager, will receive
group
a
Bond Offering—John S. Moore,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
$35,000
15
inclusive;
on
1955
est A-O.
Lowndes
will
Oct.
1969
St. Louis.
from
15
inclusive;
on
due
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond
Oct.
on
due
1974 inclusive.
1968 to
1586—were awarded to
"
County (P. O.
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
purchase
Heights Sch. Dist., N. J.
$500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180,.
p.
Wood, of New York
NEW MEXICO
Hawkins,
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Van Deventer Bros., Inc., both of
t
Bernalillo
til 8 p.m.
Bond Sale—The
as
electric
1959
on
&
a
$155,000
N. J.
Haddon
totaling
Omaha,
Ross
&
City.
New York City.
issue.
of
R.
Delafield
Graff,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
of about 2.65%.
$160,000 have been sold to Kirk-
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Oct.
callable
are
1960
Lyons, Neb.
Bond
Nov. 1 from
on
63,000 23/4s. Due
000
Bonds due in
from
years
Dated Nov. 1,
Nov. 1 from 1955 to
J.
in traffic carried
New Milford School
District,
Bond Offering—Harry J.
Co., all of
Newark, Rand & Co., of New
York City, Van Deventer
Brothers,
Inc., of Newark, Barcus, Kindred
& Co., of Chicago, Bohmer Reinhart & Co., of Cincinnati, Mackey,
Dunn & Co., and R. H. Johnson &
Co., both of New York City, as
2.70s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
and 1967.
Due
bonds.
on
thereafter
1965 inclusive.
to
18,000 2V2S. Due
chase
sealed
follows:
$67,000 2V2S. Due
of
receive
a.m.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $1,200,000
the
awarded to
were
will
1974 inclusive.
the First National Bank, of Mem¬
phis,
for
storm
five
County
Co.,
11.1%
this year."
City, and included Hornblower &
Weeks, of New York City, J. B.
1,
of
crease
Hanauer & Co., Ryan, Hanauer &
Due on May 1 from
1959 to 1964, inclusive.
County (P. O.
Hattiesburg), Miss.
Bond Offering—Clyde W. Easterling, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
Jan.
State
Bank, of Newark,
Devine & Co., of New York
C. J.
dated
are
1954. Interest J-J.
39,000 l%s.
ment
tional
elementary school
a
City, and
Traders
jointly,
as
price of 100.36, a basis
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
€2
Monday, November 1, 1954
(1822)
Ridgeway, Shelby, Barre, Albion,
Hartland and Alabama Central ; t
No. I (P. O*
Elmira Sewer District
N. Y.
Sale—The $525,000 sewer
Elmira),
Bond
awarded
were
180, p.
Oct. 26—v.
offered
to
group
of
100.07,
price of
Cross, Wood, Struthers &
velt
No. 2
Town
will
Supervisor,
until
bids
sealed
ceive
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Angola.
Lackawanna City Sch. Dist., N. Y,
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180,
p. 1698 — were awarded to the
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York, Buffalo, as 1.30s, at par.
The
$85,000
ga¬
27—v.
Oct.
offered
bonds
rage
1586—were awarded to
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
York City,
as
2.10s, at a
180,
Ripley, Ripley Water District
(P. O. Ripley), N. Y.
Bond Offering — C. L. Barden,
p.
George
New
price of
2.09%.
100.06,
basis of about
a
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $35,000
water
system
extension
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on A.ug.
1
from
1955
to
1989
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
Manufacturers
&
Buffalo. Legal¬
Traders Trust Co.,
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
New York City.
ity
—
building
Office
1698—were awarded
& Co., and the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
both of New York City, jointly,
28—v.
180,
J.
C.
to
as
1.30s,
at
of
basis
p.
Devine
price of
a
York City,
Bond
100.001,
17
Nov.
Ge-
will
Comptroller,
re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
Nov. 4 for the purchase of $21,-
on
555,000 transit deficiency (Pension
contributions) bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1954.
1955
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1957
to
1
from
Principal
muso,
Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
1
able
Thruway Author¬
ity (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Running
39%
Time
Trucks
for
tions by a wide
margin, it
improvements
in
ning times, gas consumption and
important phases of truck
operation were recorded.
Units
using the Thruway were able to
.maintain
an
of nearly 50
while none of
average
hour
per
those traveling on parallel Route
5 was able to average as high as
miles
The
per
tests
hour.
(A-O)
payable in
City or at the State
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
York
proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
New York City.
..V-y:;
conducted
were'
by
thruway
Authority in co¬
operation with Riss and Company
of Kansas
by
runs
made
the
the
on
Riss
trucks
carriers
artery
over
the
for
the
years.
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 23
(P. O. Massapequa), N. Y.
Sale
The
$3,828,000
building bonds offered Oct. 23—
Bond
180,
—
1698—were awarded to
composed
of; Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank,
Blair &
Co.,
George B. Gibbons & Co., Roose¬
v.
a
Oct.
—
of
about 2.62%.
Bond
until
bids
the
for
180,
v.
4
Western
2.10s, at
1586
p.
New
awarded
until
2.56%.
bonds
The
Due
interest
District
-4
(J-J)
p.rm
payable
Treasurer's
office.
Sale—The
$275,000
—
awarded to L'oosevelt &
York
City,
price of 100.28,
a
as
Cross, of
iy2s,
at
a
basis of about
J-D.
Due
whole
1698
awarded
were
—
to
Fox,
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as
100.01, a basis, of about
3V2S, at
3.49%.
Exempted Village Sch.
bids
at
leigh until 11
9
for
bonds,
Sale—The $360,000 build¬
Bond
$2,400,000
office
in
Ra¬
a.m.
water
1
bonds.
Due
works
Oct.
about
of
on
bonds.
sewer
inclusive.
June
street
bonds.
Due
1
from
land
1956
to
acquisition
June
1
from
1957 to 1979 inclusive.
■\
..
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
unlimited
on
1975
50,000
June
1
from
1957
sold
building
bonds.
Due
1957 to
1970 inclusive.
on
Farmers
Oakwood
State
City
Nov.
until
the
for
4
Dec.
1, 1954.
1956
to
and
on
Due
Dated
bonds.
Dec. 1 from
Principal
on
inclusive.
1960
interest
(J-D) payable at the
Director
Spanagel,
(EST)
W.
e
Dec.
on
Nov.. 1,
from
1
improvement
street
Dated
1956
1954.
Due
1965
to
in¬
interest
Principal; and
payable at'the Cleveland
Company. " Legality
ap¬
Trust
by
proved
&
Sanders
Squire,
two
Oct.
Trust
on
to
27
a
Corp., New York City,
basis of about
1, 1954. Due
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1965 incl.
XVzS, at 101.03,
on
Additional
and
sewer
sold
to
a
Harris
Sale—An
group
&
issue
tax k
line
main
Trust
of
sanitary
bonds
was
composed of the
Savings Bank,
Chicago, First Boston Corp., New
York
of
City, and Breed & Harrison,
Cincinnati,
—
2s, at
as
101.98,
a
Ohio
The
$26,000im¬
bonds- offered
Willoughby-East Lake City School
District
(P.
a
limited
$389,500
Lake,
Oct. 25
—v.
180, p.- 1586—were awarded
to
Saunders,
Stiver &
Co., 01
Cleveland, as 2Yis, at a price of
100.70, a basis of about 1.87%.
The
$2,000,000
bonds offered
building
Oct. 28—
—
180, p,. 1586—were awarded to
v.
Sanders
Dempsey,
&
Cleveland.
Lima,
Sale—The
Bond
cial
assessment
$6,805.45
street
and
spe¬
sewer
improvement bonds offered Oct.
27—v. 180, p. 1586—were awarded
to
the
Provident
Savings Bank
&
Co., Cincinnati, as 2V2S.
price of 100.18, a basis of
Trust
a
June
1
from
Merritt,
Corp., New York, spokes¬
the bond syndicate, ad¬
vised the
authority that his group
to submit bids early
ready
was
December
Randlett
$150,000
Oct.
22—v.
Winchester, Ohio
Offering
M. T.
Bond
Neel,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 10
for the purchase of $44,884.57 spe¬
assessment
180,
Nov.
from
1
1956
inclu¬
1975
to
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable
at
the
Winchester
Co.,
Winchester.
Legality
proved by Peck, Shaffer &
liams, of Cincinnati.
Broken
Bond
the
near
p.
—
Bank
ap¬
Wil¬
Oklahoma
and
"We
ready
are
C.
M.
102.20,
a
will
rially from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
financed
ful
and
that
the
included,"
Carter,
$78,000 health
expansion
dept.
and remodeling
crossings bonds of¬
180, p. 1587—
were awarded
to Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, as
and
*
Sale—The
Bond
$15,000
water
works
system bonds offered Oct.
26—v.
180, p. 1699—were awarded
a
price of 100.43,
a
to
third
Sch.
First
the
Clerk of the Board
receive
of
sealed
project can be
told the au¬
continue
the
two
projects
working
the
011
third."
It
has
been
estimated
bonds
totaling some $200,000,000' would
be required to finance the three
projects. It was noted that de¬
tails
have
been
northeast
and
cept
final
for
bridge
cleared
the
on
southwest
legs
agreements
ex¬
on
a
the Red River at the
over
Oklahoma-Texas boundary.
Texas
has agreed to pay half the cost of
a
bridge provided no tolls
charged for actual use of the
Texas
span.
also
build
will
connecting highway into
a
Wichita
Falls.
; '.I'*''-.""..
"
Expressing confidence that the
Wichita', route
be
can
built,-Au¬
thority Manager Harry E. Bailey
said
number of alternate routes
a
have
been
worked
on" the
out
•
;
.
\
*
.
,4.
J
Owasso, Okla.
Bond
Offering — Joseph Dow¬
ney,
Town
Clerk, will receive
bids until
sealed
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 3
the purchase of $50,000 water
for
works extension and improvement
bonds.
Due serially from 1957 to
1972
inclusive.
Wynnewood, Okla.
Bond Offering—O. D.
McLaugh¬
lin, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
Nov. 3
000
7:30
National
(CST)
p.m.
on
for the
purchase of $172,sanitary sewer extension and
improvement bonds.
Due serially
Call¬
of Jan. 1, 1960.
as
Gresham, Ore.
Bond Offering—Nora Copeland,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
,
bids
3
until
for
sewer
Bank
of
8
the
p.m.
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
on
Dec.
Dated
1
from
Principal
on
Nov.
$240,000
Dec.
1,
1954.
1955
to
and
interest
1919
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler U
Sayre, of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
basis
Chelsea, Okla.
— Helen
Offering
Land,
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) an Nov. 3
;&E^the .purchase of $60,000 water
bids- u*ntil -worksr^extensibrr^ and - improve
Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—Elmer Spencer,
hope¬
very
Carter.
Bond
Local
are
Merritt
bids for
of
inclusive.
Oct.
of about 1.67%.
will
Okla.
railroad
28—v.
we
thority. "We would like to sug¬
gest that we proceed on prepara¬
Due
Lorain, Ohio
Sale—The
^
this*.;
at
say
OREGON
Srader,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
of
to
time that the two projects can be
from 1956 to 1979 inclusive.
-
,
receive sealed
(CST) on Nov.
4
for
the
purchase of $60,000
swimming pool bonds.* Due se¬
Clerk,
City
price
turnpike between
City.
-
present
Tulsa
Arrow, Okla.
Offering
1586—were awarded to McDonald
23As, at a
basis of about
to
Wichita
Falls, Tex.,
and from Tulsa northeast to Joplin, Mo. Both would be extensions
works
-water
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on
sewer
as
City
Co.,
&
Co., of Cleveland,
the
for
bonds
on
Oklahoma
from
routes
able
Sale—The
offered
First
the
of
for
man
in
.
.
Wilbur
Lisbon, Ohio
Bond
bonds
and
group
&
cial
Ohio
linking
roads
Missouri
composed Of McDonald on Nov. 5 for the
purchase of
Cleveland,5Braun, Bos-$55,000 water works bonds. Due
worth & Co., Stranahan, Harris &
serially from 1957 to 1974 inclu¬
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., all sive.
•
:
of Toledo, The Ohio Co., Colum¬
bus, and Saunders; Stiver & Co.,
Stigler, Okla.
"Bond Offering—Jack D. Stickr
of Cleveland, as 2V2S, at 101.40.
a basis of about 2.35%.
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
a
inclusive.
Squire,
toll
with
Texas.
Ohio
Sale
Bond
1, 1954. Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
1975
projected
Oklahoma
Revenue
of
proposal.
Willoughby),
O.
Oklahoma'
on
construction
.
Nov.
Dated
Sale
provement
to
such
Cleveland.
of
10
Authority
finance
Finance,
of
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
$214,164
December
bonds
tion
Heights, Ohio
Offering—G e o r g
Bond
than
Turnpike
and
Parma
:•
has
promised to submit bids no later
of
purchase of $30,-
vehicle
motor
000
(EST)
noon
Turnpike Authority
investment banking syndicate
receive
will
Auditor,
bids
sealed
O. Dayton), Ohio
(P.
Offering—Martha L. Gray-
Bond
$710,000
Chicago,
Manchester
department
the
Silver
to
inclusive.
fire
to
were
—
about 2.16%.
O.
construction
road
tax
Co.,
l%s, at
300,000 municipal building bonds.
Due
a
-
be
fered
on
p.
Dempsey,
2.42%.
County (P.
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
sanitary
180,
of New Madison, as 2'As;
price of 100.53, a basis 01
(J-D)
in¬
clusive.
350,000
1483
v.
—
awarded
Bank,
at
$11,000 watei
Education,
(P. O. Oklahoma City), Okla.
Bond
Issue
Bids Assured—An
Boston
Ohio
Madison,
improvement bonds ofterea
19
clusive.
on
1992
to
Le¬
Interest J-D.
Sale—The
1483—were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., of Cleveland, as
2V2S, at a price of 100.82, a basis
p.
2.56%.
1957
from
1,
interest payment
any
New
Bond
ing bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 180,
Easter-
follows:
as
Dec.
on
of
bids until 7:30
,
OKLAHOMA
(EST) on Nov.
purchase of $3,300,000
the
June
his
callable
are
part
1989
about 2.47%.
ling, Secretary of the Local Goverment Commission, will receive
sealed
to
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds.
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Dist.
at
Greensboro, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
Bond
on
or
bonds
in
or
1955
of
of
Reusch
The
inclusive.
in
from
1
Green Hills
Forsyth County,
Walkertown
Sanitary District (P. O.
Walkertown), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $148,000 water
bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 180, p.
Dec.
on
Oct.
Dated
Board
Oklahoma
9
system rev¬
1, 1954.
sewerage
bonds.
the
of
elusive.
bids
Nov.
on
will receive sealed bids until noon
by
CAROLINA
(EST)
purchase of $255,000 first,
mortgage
Legality of each issue approved
NORTH
City
sealed
receive
a.m.
from
serially
(CST) on Nov. 2 for the pur¬
of
$6,000 building bonds.
serially from 1957 to 1962 inT
Due
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
to
200,000
gen¬
improvement bond? offered
Oct. 28
v.
180, p. 1698 — were
Interest
New
City.
the
enue
1956
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
York
will
11
Clerk
will receive sealed
chase
The
'Due
inclusive.
1964
County Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Ringling), Okla.
Bond Offering—Robert L. Fox,
p.m.
Ohio
—
to
Love
/
for
1,
from
1
Dec.
basis of about 1.89%. Dated Nov.
1985
eral
Nov.
dated
are
on
inclusive.
1980
to
in¬
City Treasurer's office.
1.33%.
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
and
to
Co., Inc., of Toledo, as 2%s, at a
price of 102.10, a basis of about
Mercantile
Co., St. Louis, and First of
Nov. 12 for the pur¬
chase of $27,000 fire truck bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954. Due on July 1
the
build¬
Oct. 23 were
Braun, Bosworth &
offered
bonds
Trust
on
cipal
Sale—The $118,000
Bond
Ohio
composed of the Northern
(P. O. South
until
Bond
Goshen Local School District,
ing
Offering
Auditor
bill,
clever, District Treasurer, will re¬
from
by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
1980
to
bonds.
1957
and
Nelsonville,
Bond
liams, of Cincinnati.
Michigan
bids
at
group
Salem), Lewisboro, N. Y.
Curt Hasensealed
1959
the NorwoodHyde Park Bank & Trust Com¬
pany, of Norwood.
Legality ap¬
payable
(J-D)
Bond Offering—R.
(EST)
to
interest
were
—
Buffalo,
York,
1956
and
from
1
Principal
was
par.
Fire District
ceive
Dec.
on
bonds
Marine Trust Co.
the
purchase of $8,500 refuse
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
inclusive.
1956
Due
of Cincinnati.
Williams,
6c
Nov. 4
on
bonds.
truck
Due
(EST)
noon
the | ment
building
interest
(J-D) payable at the Farmers Na¬
tional Bank, of Manchester.
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
will receive sealed
City Auditor,
offered
bonds
Due
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Bond
truck
to
p.
Cross, Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Francis J. du Pont & Co.,
Adams, McEntee & Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
6 Co., Coffin & Burr, and Tilney
& Co., all of New York City, as
2.70s, at a price of 100.76, a basis
New
28
awarded
group
velt &
of
No.
District
Fire
were
super-highway and
traditional
motor
fire
carrier.
motor
the old Route 5 which has been
on
ladder
Park, Ohio
Offering—Leo F. Renner,
*
1954.
1,
Principal
date thereafter.
Deer
City, the nation's larg¬
regular route
Test
Park
clusive.
1964,
OHIO
Dec.
for
12
$230,000
from
1
Dec.
on
Nov.
on
of
Dated
bonds.
purchase of $5,-
Hamilton
(P. O. Tonawanda), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 aerial
at
the
est
Sheridan
run¬
other
*
of Seneca
State Bank
Legality approved by Sul¬
Vista
Marked
35
at the
pay¬
(EST)
noon
purchase
on
interest
and
New
as
nounced.
miles
inclusive.
1964
seal¬
(EST)
a.m.
Oct. 1, 1954. Due on April 1 from
1956 to
1974 inclusive. Principal
rahan, of New York City.,;
as
was an¬
to
11
the
for
p.m.
livan, Donovan, Heenehan & Han-
Cut
Results of a special truck
test- designed to prove the effi¬
ciency of the giant New York
"State Thruway exceeded expecta¬
—
1955
from
Falls.
York State
2
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
City
New
until
bids
Nov. 10 for the pur¬
chase
of
$26,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept.
(EST)
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
Comptroller's office.
City
will furnish- legal opinion
of a
recognized bond attorney.
Falls,
(State of)
Edwin Gill,
000,000 school plant construction
and
improvement bonds. Dated
a
N. Y.
Bond Offering—Patrick F.CamSeneca
Offering—Lawrence
City
rosa,
N. Y.
until
bids
ed
1.29%.
about
1,
—
State Treasurer, will receive
1954.
New
Offering
pro veil
bonds offered Oct.
Carolina
North
Bond
Supervisor,
Town
Saratoga County (P. O. Saratoga
Springs), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 County
Malone, N. Y.
—
basis
2.29%.
about
of
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Evans National Bank,
Sale
City, and Kenower,
&
Co.,
Detroit,
as
p.m.
on
Bond
York,
of
Co., all
&
2.30s, at a price of 100.11, a
Nov. 9 for the purchase
of $600,000 water extension bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,..1954. Due on May
1
from
1956
to
1983 inclusive.
(EST)
White
D.
MacArthur
re¬
3
R.
New
O. Angola), N. Y.
Bond Offering—JohnK. Thomp¬
(P.
son,
&
Co.,
2.29%.
Evans, Evans Water District
New York,
Western
of
Blair & Co., Inc., New
York
City,
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, Roose¬
Buffalo,
basis of about
a
Co.
Trust
both
Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
New York City, as 2.30s, at a
of
1698—were awarded to a
composed of the Marine
p.
Dec.
dated
are
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell & Per¬
shing, of New York City.
28—v.
Oct.
offered
bonds
180,
Traders Trust Co.,
&
$1,785,000
The
—
school
posed of the Marine Trust Co. of
Western
New
York,
Manufac¬
turers
Y.
Medina), N.
Sale
Bond
com¬
group
a
1 (P.O.
School District No.
bonds
1698—
construction and equipment
bonds
The
1954.
Town
*
Clerk,
% ■
x
will receive
Bristol
Bond
Dist.
Authority, Pa.
Anthony A.
Secretary, will receive
Offering
Mandio,
sealed
Sch.
—
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
Nov. 8 for the purchase of
on
$1,000,-
.
Number 5373. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
olume 180
school
00
Central Republic
fol-
as
A. M. Kiuder &
■
bonds.
650,000
bonds,
revenue
'
ows:
from
Due
Chiids
are dated Dec. 1,1954.
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
emick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
refunding bonds ofOct. 27—v. 180, p. 1587—
awarded to Barcus, Kindred
Chicago,
of
of
100.08,
a
Offering
Philadelphia,
as 3%s, at a
basis of about
phrey
acker,
sealed
EST)
p.m.
for
12
8
the
pur-
1954.
-,
Due
roved
Legality
Townsend,
by
Dec.
ap-
Elliott
i
Due
984
inclusive.
Dec.
on
from
1
be
'
&
Simmons, of Chi¬
&
Co., of New
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn,
Bank of
Charlottesville, Chaplin &
Pittsburgh, Ferris & Co.,
of
Co.
Bond
Sale
The
—
offered
land &
26
were
warded to
a syndicate headed by
Co., of Philadelphia, at
of 100.04, a net interest
rexel
&
price
ost of about
2,000,000
2.37%,
follows:
as
improvement
sewer
Co.,
1965 inclusive;
North
of
Kansas
Pittsburgh,
Kaiser
&
Co.;
of
Robert Garrett &
Francisco,
Sons, of New York, J. M. Dain &
due
Sulzberger & Co., of Philadelphia,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Min¬
neapolis, Merrill, Turben & Co.,
National City Bank, both of Cleve¬
Jan.
on
1970
Jan.
011
1982
to
from
1968
from
1
^inclusive;
due
Is,
1
to
inclusive; $797,000 2y2S,
due
Jan.
on
1971
to
and-$198,000
from
1
1983
and trans¬
sewer, water
$7,920,000
from
due
4s,
1956
to
Jan.
on
1965
Jan. 1,
on
1966 and 1967; $2,376,000
1
from
1
inclusive;
$1,584,000 2y2s, due
due Jan.
1968
2y4s,
1970
to
inclusive; $9,497,000 2y2s, due
Jan.
on
1
from
inclusive;
due
1971
to
1982
$2,373,000
and
Jan.
on
1
from
Is,
1983
to-
members
the
of
syndi-
ate:
Chase
rust
National
Co.,
*
Eank,
Chemical
Bankers
Corn
Ex-
hange Bank, J. P. Morgan & Co.,
nc., all-of New York, Harriman
ipiey &
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney
Co.. of New York, First Boston
Ernst &
&
Co..
all
of
Yeatman
& Co.,
&
Louis, Julius A.
Rippel, Ire., of Newark, Granbery.
Marache & Co., of New York, J. C
Sons,
St.
of
Wheat
&
chrughnessv &
CVnpcro.
delphia,
Co.,
McDonald-Moore
Wright, Wood
of
&
arine
Trust
New
orton
York,
Company of West-
York,
&
New
Buffalo,
F.
Co.,
S.
W.
H.
Moseley
Battles
&
Co.,
Robert
Co.,
L.
hoades
larks
&
of Buffalo, Carl M. Loeb,
St
Co.,
Laurence
M.
Co., Reynolds & Co., R.
Dickson & Co., Hirsch & Co., all
f New
of
York, A. G. Becker & Co.,
Chicago, Coffin & Burr,
A E. Hutton &
Trust
Co.
Co., both of New
of
Georgia, Atanta, Schaffer, Necker & Co., of
hiladelphia,
Haupt
'J'"'
&
Co.,
\
Shearson,
ammill & Co., both of New York,
the
two
downtown
another
another
Project
site
under¬
C
in
1955.
bonds
are
re¬
revenue
bonds, the Authority will
outstanding $11,385,000 in
bonds, all of which are payable
have
of
out
and funds of the
revenues
Authority.
-Others
First
associated
with
Corporation in the
offering include: Goldman, Sachs
Co.; Lehman Brothers; Singer,
Moore, Leonard
Lynch; and Thomas & Com¬
Deane & Scribner;
&
pany.
Three
mitted
the
York
revenue
Oct. 26 to
First
City,
$660,000
bonds
Corp., New
follows:
Boston
as
Oct.
2s.
Due
on
to
1956
1963
1962
Bond
Pottsville, Pa.
Offering—Frank A. Mat¬
thews,
1
as
of
1966 to
on
to
Oct. 1 from
1974
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
will
receive
1, 1965. Principal and
interest payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office5.
Legality approved
by Townsend,
of
Elliott
&
1%%
and
terest
The
1954
bonds
and
the
are
on
dated
proceeds
present sale will
rages
in
construction
the
Pittsburgh,
acquisition
as
of
garages; will
May
Oct.
from
be used
municipally-created
finance
Oct. 1, 1994.
by the
authority
of
downtown
1,
the
two
to
ga¬
area
of
well as the cost of
their sites.
Both
be
leased
to
The
Department Stores Company
A
Bank
submitted
bonds,
basis
of
bid
a
combination
a
2i/4%
cost
of
of
net in¬
a
2,1694%.
The
difference between this offer and
the successful tender
Authority
(P.
J.
P.
rated
Sale
headed
and
2y4%
cost
basis
Chase
only 34
was
560,000 school
sold
Oct,
on
revenue
21
to
a
of
Co., Incorpo¬
group which bic
a
combination of 4%
a
bonds, a net
of 2.26169%.
National
Bank
interest
headed
was
com¬
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Joseph Lincoln
Ray,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Butcher
&
Sherrerd, Stroud & Co., Rambo,
Close & Kerner, Warren W. York
& Co., C. C. Collings &
Co., Inc.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., Bache & Co.,
and Dolphin & Co., as follows:
$240,000
3s.
Due
Guillermo
agent
for
presided
1961
to
1966
tion
Office
York
1954.
1973
3.20s.
bonds
which
Wall
37
National
of
from
'
on
offered
Oct.
28—v.
awarded
180,
May
Trust
Co.,
1956
Due
1967
1972
Due
Nov.
1.
1
1971
to
The
—
of)
October 25—v.
awarded to
180,
syndi¬
cate headed by the National
City
Bank, of New York City, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
2.16%,
from
as
2!/4s.
1955
Nov. 1, 1978
from
Other
cate:
to
1962
2V4s.
1963
on
Chemical
sealed
1957
due
in
callable
Principal
1,
as
and
to
1965
of
1954.
1974
and
Nov
interest
July 1 from
Due
July
inclusive.
on
1966
members
1964.
Nov.
from
1
Bonds
are
of
of
July
syndi¬
First
due
Boston
County
(P. O.
Exchange
1956
1961
to
1972
to
$80,000
1
from
2y4s,
1973
to
.
inclusive.
-1,000,000
public
free
$200,000 3s,
bonds:
schools
due
on
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1960
$480,000
from
and
2s,
1961
due
to
incl.;
Jan. 1
on
1972
inclusive;
$320,000 2y4s, due
1 from
Jan.
on
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
Garland
<
Independent School
District, Texas
! '
Bond
Sale—An
bonds
Garland
State
issue
of
sold
was
Bank
$7,000
Is,
as
the
to
at
a,.,',
Dated Aug. 15, 1954.
Due
on
Aug. 15, 1955. Interest
A-O. Legality approved by Dumas,
par.
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Sale—The
and
bonds
sewer
offered
awarded
The
1954.
to
t'L*
r
$75,000
water
system revenue
Oct.
21
Eppler,
bonds
Due
1974
to
were
—
Guerin
&
of
June
Oct.
dated
are
June
on
inclusive.
from
15
15,
1955
due
Bonds
1970 and thereafter
in
callable
are
15,
1969.
Principal
(J-D)
payable at
interest
as
and
the
Mercantile National Bank of Dailas.
Legality approved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Parkhurst &
Malakoff,
Bond
Sale
Tex.
Bonds
totaling
recently to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas,
$217,000
—
sold
were
follows:
Dover),
Tennessee
Corp.,
from
and
Jan.
on
1980
$197,000
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school
Leh¬
bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180, p.
Brothers, C. J. Devine & Co.,
were
awarded to J. C.
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Harriman 1588
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney Bradford & Co., Nashville, and
First National Bank of Memphis,
& Co.,. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Mer¬
rill,
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
St Jointly.
Beane,. all of. New York City,
TEXAS
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, of
San Juan, Lee Higginson Corp., Alice
Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., of Chi¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $194,000
cago, Stone & Webster Securities refunding
bonds
was
sold
to
Corp., Mercantile Trust Company, Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
of St. Louis, Eastman, Dillon & Antonio, as 23/4s. Dated March 1.
Co., of New York, Braun, Bos- 1954. Due on March 1 from 1955
Bank,
1
from
1
inclusive;
water
system
Stewart
playgrounds and
$15,000 3s,
bonds:
Jan.
"
as
TENNESSEE
inclusive.
the
Corn
Minneapolis.
1
to
inclusive.
parks,
Jan.
on
'
Trum™
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey.
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
on
inclusive.
to
thereafter
1,
Dated
Nov.
1972
2y4s,
1973
Turner, of Dallas.
W.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4
for the purchase of $60,000 build¬
on
to
from
inclusive; $85,000 2s, due
Bond
Hayti), S. D.
Offering—M.
Due
1
1960
A
DAKOTA
County Indep. Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
inclusive.
1961
$40,000
and
on
price of
1
follows:
1957
3,925,000 2s. Due
1958
from
(M-N) payable at a suitable bank
to be designated by the purchaser,
or
at County
Treasurer's office
Due
to
a
from
building
Hamlin
bonds.
to
due
works
ing
1
recreation
from
inclusive.
on
1956
par,
Nov. 1 from
on
from
Kermit, Tex.
SOUTH
Bond
$10,000,000
series
A
improvement,
were
$1,550,000
1980
of
inclusive.
Due
1977
to
1
Jan.
on
and 1979.
RICO
(Commonwealth
Jan.
180,000
2.23%,
Nov. 1
on
125,000 0.25s. Due
I.
Nov.
on
1
and
$10,000 3s,
bonds:
inclusive;
p.
1966 inclusive.
to
250,000 2s.
1974
Nov.
price of
a
and
inclusive; $45,000 2s, due
follows:
375,000 2y4s.
1,
on
dated
St
inclusive;
playgrounds
Jan.
on
due
Wa¬
M-N.
Sale
of about
Frost,
the
to
net interest cost of about
$250,000 6s.
May 1 from
Due
Bank
Winston-Salem, at
as
1972
2y4s,
parks,
on
Southern
District Clerk, will receive
Rico
1587,
95,000
County (P. O. York), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 road
May 1 from
on
to
due on Jan.
from 1973 to 1980 inclusive.
York
a
May 1 from
on
on
PUERTO
Bond
1961
1960
Dargan & Co., of Spartanburg, as
1.60s, at a price of 100.05, a basis
of about 1.59%.
1587—were
group
hospital
$65,000
Read & Simons, of Charlotte, and
bonds
180, p.
a
improvement (((>r
$25,000 3s, due on Jan.
inclusive;
$60,000 2s, due on Jan. 1 from
New
Atlanta,
to
1 from 1956 to 1960
Carolina
Bank
$1,425,000
28—v.
awarded
recreation
and
The
Oct.
bonds:
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co..
Legality ap¬
proved by Saul. Ewing, Remick &
Saul, of Philadelphia.
public
$150,000
CAROLINA
Citizens
Texas
—
Corp., New York City, Commerce
Co., Kansas City, Baxter,
& Co., Cleveland, and
McCormick St Co., of Chicago, at
a
price of 100.09, a net interest
cost of about 2.15%, as follows:
City.
Charlotte;
Interest M-N.
Williams
was
St.,
for
years
composed of the First of Michigan
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180,
p. 1587—were awarded to a group
inclusive.
are
Interest
Puerto
1588—were
due
1987.
The
at
SOUTH
1975.
1,100,000
sale
Sale
bonds offered
conducted at the Bank's Informa¬
1969 inclusive.
165,000 3s. Due
and
1
inclusive.
310,000 2%s. Due
1970 to
Bond
Commonwealth,
the
and
ten
the purchaser and the District.
<•
inclusive.
220,000 23/4s. Due
1967 to
the
at
after
Principal and interest payable at
a
bank mutually satisfactory to
dent of the Government Develop¬
ment Bank for Puerto Rico, fiscal
chovia
■
May
on
335,000 21/2S. Due
1962
from
1
1958 inclusive.
190,000 2s. Due
1959 to
May
on
Rodriguez, President,
Bowen, Vice-Presi¬
Francis
bonds
callable
from date of issue.
*
1955 to
the
at
Trust
2
2.32349%.
South
$2,-
bonds
group
payable
non-callable
Bond Sale—The $800,000 build¬
issue
callable
are
1, 1969. Principal and
(M-S)
bonds
&
which bid 100 for a com¬
bination of 2V2% and 2!/4% bonds
a
net
interest
cost
basis
oi
and
for
Spartanburg County School District
No. 7 (P. O. Spartanburg),
O., Selins¬
An
—
interest
Austin,
Morgan
100.84765 for
grove), Pa.
Bond
of March
as
^
in
Bond- due
thereafter
bond.
per
Munson,
Selinsgrove Area Joint School
inclusive.
and
Due on Nov. 20 from 1955 to 1974
sub-; inclusive. Alternate bids are asked
were
bonds.
group
100.18639 for
and
works
sewer
bonds,
revenue
as
41/2s, 4 and 3^4s.
20,000 sewer
33/4s.
man
—
3.689,000 3s. Due
bids
the
America
of
Philadelphia.
1 from
1970 inclusive.
514,000 2.70s. Due
Clerk,
Nov.
4,525.000
1965 inclusive.
574,000 2V2S. Due
City
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
9 for the purchase of
$225,-
000
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1^ 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1966 and thereafter are callable
from
inclusive.
to
1971
was
group headed
a
other
for
group
'
1974
1970
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of St. State Treasurer's office. Legality
Louis, F. Brittain Kennedy & Co., approved by Gibson & Gibson, of
of Boston,
Seasongood & Mayer, Austin.
of
Cincinnati, Lyons & Shafto,
Aransas Pass Indep. Sch. Dist.,
of
Boston,
Lakeside
Securities
T exas
Corp., of Chicago, Wurts, Dulles
Bond
Offering — W. T. Witt,
& Co., of
Philadelphia, Boettcher President of the Board of School
St
Co., of Denver, Indianapolis
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bond
&
Share- Corp.,
of Indi¬ until 8
p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4 for
anapolis,
Prescott
&
Co.,
o.
the purchase of $150,000 school
Cleveland, and Park, Ryan, Inc.,
house bonds. Dated Nov. 20, 1954.
of New York.
The
Boston
to
63
*
cents
bonds offered
Sale—An issue of $5,750,-
Bond
Yarnall. Biddle & Co., of Phila-
omeroy,
in
initially at 103% from
Oct. 1, 1956 to Sept. 30, 1959 and
at
declining prices thereafter.
Including sale of the Project C
p.
Pittsburgh Public Parking
Authority, Pa.
313.000 214s. Due on Oct.
elphia, Wertheim & Co., of New
~crk, Alex. Brown & Sons, of Balimorer
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
in
building
on
The
Whit-
lips Co., all of Philadelphia.
&
both of New York,
and
operates
now
Co,,
&
taker & Co., and Samuel K. Phil¬
by
of
annual
an
$40,000
& Co., Inc., F. S. Smithers
Co., C. F. Chiids & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Andrews & Wells,
Inc., all of New York.
&
deemable
Dahlberg ,& Co.,
Detroit.
of
Dominick,
Ira.
Paul
St.
&
Stockton Broome & Co.,
of Atlanta, Hulme, App^egate &
Humphrey,
Inc.,
of
Pittsburgh.
Mead, Miller & Co., of Baltimore
Thayer, Baker & Co., of Phila¬
on
ork,
of
Co.,
F>nrv
parking
nc.,
Richmond
Hutchinson
McMaster
000
o.,
of
Co.,
sold
all
is
area,
of
Co.,
of St. Paul, A. G. Edwards
C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Dominick
rn
&
Philadelphia, Olderman, Asbeck &
of Cleveland, John Small &
Co., of New York, Harold E. Wood
New
ork, Seattle-First National Bank,
f Seattle, Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
of
specified amount. The
a
garages
fourth
Co., of New York
Co.,
Corp., White, Weld & Co.,
Stearns
ar,
land,
Hallowell,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lee Hig-
inson
plus
rental
the
on
ground and plans to construct the
of Tucson,
1985 'inclusive.
Other
Minneapolis,
of
Suplee,
portation improvement bonds:
orp.,
Co.,
1985 inclusive,
23,750,000
.
Co.,
&
&
Barret,
2V2S, due on Jan. 1,
1966 and 1967; $201,000 2y4s,
"
.
York,
New
of
City, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
of Detroit, Fauset, Steele & Co.
San
1956 to
Newark,. Glickenhaus
of
Fitch,
1
r
other
Grubbs, of Philadelphia,
Lembo,
of
from
of
excess
of-
bonds: 8670,000 4s, due on Jan.
$134,000
bonds,
charges
percentage of gross receipts
a
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger.
Cincinnati, Lee W. Carrol &
$25,750,000
Oct.
A
Authority
of Washington, D. C., Jenks, Kirk-
Philadelphia, Pa.
to
service
debt
series
'
onds
.
Ellis
Freeman
Louis, Dwinnell, Harkness
& Hill,- of Boston,. Goodbody &
Co., of New York, Rodman & Renshaw, of Chicago, Peoples National
;
,
Co..
annual debt service
the current an¬
an
equal
& Co..
St.
of
Principal and inerest
payable at the
Reading
rust Co., Reading.
Legality apfoved
by.' Townsend, Elliott &
v
nual
Nov.
York,
1965.
'unson, of Philadelphia.
&
Co., Inc., of Washington, D. C.,
Blunt
(1) non-callable bonds
for bonds callable as of
1,
ec.
rental
worth
sealed
cago,
re-
eived for
(2)
Authority
&
1,
years. The com¬
maintain and operate
and
will
pay
the
will
garages
Pittsburgh, Courts & Co., of At¬
lanta, Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
1956 to
will
Bids
the
Inc., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of
irectors, will receive sealed bids
Dec.
Dempsey-Tegeler
of St. Louis, Wood, Gundy
ecretary of the Board of School
954.
Co., of
York, Shannon & Co., of
Detroit,
ntil 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for
he
purchase of $1,000,000 imDated
New
of
Offering—Chas. A. Trout,
bonds.
&
Elkin, Morris & Co. of Phila¬
delphia, J. G. White & Co., inc.
Laureldale), Pa.
period of 40
a
pany
&
(P. O. Bellevue Ave.,
Vbvement
Baird
W.
Milwaukee,
Muhlenberg Township Sch. Dist.
Bond
Robert
cago,
&
Vlunson, of Philadelphia.
nd
Co., Inc., of Atlanta, The
Company,
of
Columbus,
Tripp & Co., of New York, Stokes
& ;Co.,
of Philadelphia,
Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Chi¬
Dec. 1 from 1959
on
inclusive.
1974
o
Dated
bonds.
Securities
&
hase of S40.000 general obligation
mprovement
First
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, Auchincloss, Parker
Reapath, of New York, Schwabacher & Co., of San Francisco,
will
until
bids
Nov.
on
Scha-
J.
Secretary,
Borougn
eceive
A.
for
Authority
of
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of Toledo,
Newburger & Co., of Philadelphia,
Pa.
—
01
Company, of Chicago, Rand & Co.,
of
New
York,
Robinson-Hum¬
Ohio
Bond
.
Co.,
Webster Dougherty & Co.
a.
.35%.
Jenkintown,
&
Son
Co., all of New York,
bligation
Co.,
Newboicis
H.
W.
City, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $32,000 general
rice
F.
C.
Philadelphia, Tucker, Anthony
Co., Anarews & Weils, Inc., Bar¬
tow, Leeds & Co., King, Quirk &
Dickson
ere
Co.,
&
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
ier, Bruce & Co., of San Francisco,
The bonds
ered
&
I. c., beta of New York, Hel-
_o.,
Due Dec. 1, 1989.
350,000 bonds.
Williams
Baxter,
1
Dec.
on
1979 inclusive.
1955 to
Co., of Chicago,
Co., of New York,
(1823)
The
bonds
1954. Due
1986
on
system
are
bonds,
dated
as
1,
July
July 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved
by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Spring Lake Indep.
Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Bond
Sale—The
$1,472,000
re-
'
offered Oct.: 25— ^
1700—were awarded to a r
group
headed by Rowles, Win¬
ston St Co., of Houston, at a price
funding
v.
180,
p.
bonds
W
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1824)
V/ of
100.01,
interest
net
a
about 2.78%,
$1,197,000 23/4S. .-Due
from
2%s.
April 1
on
Due
&
the
of
members
Dittmar
April
on
1
1984 inclusive.
from 1980 to
Other
group:
of
First
Co.,
Texas
&
Co., Lovett Abercrombie & Co.,
Corp., of San Antonio, Shawell
both of Houston, Dallas
Union Se¬
of Dallas, Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of Chicago, Harring¬
curities
Co.,
ton &
Co., of Jackson, and Walter,
•Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cin¬
cinnati.
VIRGINIA
(State of)
Rond Sale—The $95,000,000 40Virginia
>
revenue bonds offered
27—v.
180, p.
1700—were
toll
year
Oct.
to
awarded
syndicate
a
by
headed
members
of 293
Lehman
Bros., Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth
& Co., Inc., all of New York City,
and F. W. Craigie & Co., of Rich¬
mond,
a
at a price of 97.50,
cost to the State
3s,
as
interest
net
-3.06%.
of
Commission
Highway
about
underwriters re-ofpublic invest¬
The
rfered the bonds for
ment at
price of 99.25, to yield
a
about 3.03%.
the investor
Corporation; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co. In¬
corporated; Drexel & Co.; C. J.
Devine & Co.; Eastman, Dillon &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration;
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
& Co.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenPhelps, Fenn & Co.;
Shields & Company; Union Secu¬
rities Corporation; B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; White, Weld &
Co.;
Scott,
Hormer &
Mason,
Lynchburg;
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.,
Richmond;
Anderson
& Strudwick, Richmond, Scott & Stringfellow, Richmond; Strader, Taylor
& Co., Inc., Lynchburg;
A. C. Allyn and Company In¬
corporated; Blair & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; R.
together
with
other
available
'funds, will be applied as follows:
$15,723,630 to redemption of
all outstanding callable State of
Virginia- 2*4 %, 2V2% and 2.70%
toll revenue bonds (series 1949),
(b) $58,500,000 to the cost of con¬
struction of the Hampton Roads
Crossing, an approach highwaybridge-tunnel project which will
connect the City of Norfolk, Va.
the
Va.
oft Hampton,
City
(c) $15,500,000 to the cost of con¬
structing a bridge across the Rap¬
Co.;
&
Salomon
Corporation;
A.
G.
Becker & Co. Incorporated; R. S.
Dickson & Company
Incorporated;
Estabrook & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
&
Hornblower
Weeks;
F.
S.
& Co.; John Nuveen &
(Incorporated); Paine, Web¬
Moseley
Co.
& Curtis;
J.
C.
Richmond; Bacon,
& Co.; Barr Brothers &
Jackson
Wheat & Co.,
Stevenson
Co.;
J.
Bradford
C.
Clark,
duPont
&
&
Co.
Co.; Braun,
Incorporated;
The bonds and interest thereon
will
payable
tolls
from
and
other
revenues
of
the
projects,
but the Virginia State Highway
Commission may in its discretion
be
contribute available funds toward
the
payment of principal and in¬
terest
on
the bonds.
bonds
The
are
subject
to
re¬
to maturity not
earlier than Sept. 1, 1959 either as
prior
demption
a
whole at
•operation
103%
105%
of
a
at
and
in part
and
by
sinking fund at
reducing prices
thereafter.
:
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
City.
Seattle.
of Bellingham (P. O.
Bellingham), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 gen¬
Reynolds & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Co.; C. H. Walker & Co.; Wood,
Co.; Adams, McEntee
M.
Marks & Co.; R. H.
Company, San Fran¬
cisco; The Ohio Company, Colum¬
bus; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
&
The
Robinson-Humphrey Com¬
pany, Inc., Atlanta; Roosevelt &
Cross Incorporated; Schaffer,
Necker
&
Co., Philadelphia;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co.;
Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Company
Incorpo¬
rated, St. Louis; Stroud
pany
Com¬
&
Incorporated; Tripp
&
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
the
to
offered
ington,
as
the
Oct.
State
15
tion
Treasurer,
will
until 10 a.m.
County
18
Nov.
Bond Offering—O. K.
CommonStock Dividend No.96
The Board of Directors of Sinclair
October 20, 1954 dethe Earned Surplus of
Corporation
dared
the
on
from
Corporation
a
regular
dividend of sixty-five cents
share
fey
quarterly
($.65) per
the Common Stock,
on
check
Oil
on
December
15,
payable
1954
to
stockholders of record at the close of
feusiness
on
November
15, 1954.
P. C. SPENCER
President
the
for
receive
(PST)
purchase of
bids
sealed
on
$555,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1954. Due over a
period of 20 years. The bonds are
callable on any interest payment
date after 10 years from date of
issue. Principal and interest pay¬
able
Treasurer's
County
the
at
Legality
approved
by
Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
&
$400,000
Sale—The
Bond
of $1,000,000 non taxexempt dormitory mortgage rev¬
enue bonds, as follows:
purchase
$475,000 series A bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1993 incl.
425,000 series B bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1993 incl.
100,000 series C bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1993 incl.
City,
Toledo,
Horn-
New
of
Loewi
waukee,
&
Co.,
a
price
at
interest
cost
both
of
of
Is.
Bank of Huntington, as
W.
Wheeling,
$2,500,000 sewer
offered
Oct. 26
bonds
revenue
York
of
Mil¬
100.11,
about
a
2.01%,
l%s. Due
March
on
h
375,000 2s. Due
2V4S.
March 1 from
on
1969
to
inclusive.
on
1964
Jan.
from
1
due
011
1970
from
1
Jan.
Due
1970
to
March
on
1974
1
Sunset Sch. Dist.
No. 5
inclusive.
(P. O. Box
72-A, Route No. 4, Oshkosh), Wis.
Bond Offering—John Ryf, Jr.,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
for
30
on
1975
p.m.
(CST) on Oct.
purchase of $110,000
bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1954. Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1974
terest
1 from
1955 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the First
National
Bank
Oshkosh.
of
Le¬
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
& Quarles, of Milwaukee.
on
1982
$69,000
inclusive;
due
on
1985
1
Jan.
Farnham
bonds
$49,000
Jan. 1, 1986 and
on
1987.
4V2s, due
to
1960
on
inclusive; $30,000
due Jan.
due
1964
Jan.
1965
from
1
Jan.
1971
from
to
Rene
follows:
as
inclusive; $388,000 2.70s,
Jan.
1
1976
from
to
inclusive; $197,000 23/4S,
Jan.
on
1
from
1983
inclusive; $460,000 2.80s,
on
1991
Jan.
1
1986
from
inclusive;
2.90s, due
to
1965
The
fire
and
water
sold
was
and
1954.
Credit
4.20%.
Due
Dated
as
a basis
Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
1969
Gaston
at
a
cost
1955
1965
The
1954.
to
1964
a
1 from
inclusive.
Due on Sept.
1969 incisive.
bonds
dated
are
Due on Sept. 1 fro
bonds
dated
are
Sept.
M-S.
Interest
Ste.
Therese, Que.
$1,650
000 water and sewer works bon
the
to
sold
Can
Banque
and the McNe'
dienne Nationale,
Mantha, Inc., both of Montreal,
4s, 3V2s and 3s, at a price of 93.0i
a net interest cost of about 4.313
1954. Due on Sept.
inclusive.
Ir
Dated Sept. 1,
from
1969
to
1955
terest M-S.
St. Thomas-Didyme
School
Que.
Commission,
Sale—An issue of $70,5(
Bond
school bonds was sold to Grenie
Ruel
of
Quebec, at a pric
interest - cost <
4.60%, as follows:
& Co., of
96.00,
about
Nov.- 1 froi
Due on
$45,500 3s.
25,000
net
a
1957 inclusive.
to
Nov. 1
Due on
4s.
froi
1974 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Nov.
Interest M-N.
Victoriaville, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
works
public
A.
E.
Ames
ronto, and the Bank of Montres
jointly,
as
3s, at
basis of about
a
on
.
Water Loom Roman Catholic
School
Board, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
minion
ronto,
was
Securities
as
1, 1954.
to
Sept.
Dated No
Nov. 1 from 19'
Due
inclusive.
1974
price of 93.43,
3.73%.
$210,0<
sold to the D<
Corp.,
of
T<
3s, at a price of 94.12,
basis of about 3.90%.
1 from
$435,0(
bonds was sold
& Co., Ltd., of Tt
Due
on
Dated 0<
Oct. 1 from 19!
Interest A-O.
1974 inclusive.
1,
Interest M-S.
1994 inclusive.
Union Free
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,000
High Sch. Dist.,
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The
$225,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 180,
p.
1700—were
awarded
to
the
Channer Securities Co., and Mul¬
laney, Wells & Co., both of Chi¬
of Montreal, at a price of
net
as
interest
cost
of
about
97.23, a
3.95%,
$53,000 3!/4S.
1955 to
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
27
180,
—v.
awarded
to
a
Securities
White-Phillips
p.
group
1588
Co.,
Co.,
1954.
bonds
Chicago,
Davenport,
are
dated
Sept.
1,
Interest M-S.
Princeville, Que.
—were
composed of
INOfy
follows:
The
Bond Sale—The $615,000 school
and
storm sewer bonds offered
OV)R
public works bonds was sold to
the
Credit Interprovincial,
Ltd.,
82,000 33/4s.
jointly.
Kenosha, Wisconsin
First
1 fro
Due on Sept.
1964 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$36,000
Due on Sept.
to
14,500 3V2s.
$269,000
Que.
net interest
of about 3.73%, as follows:
$21,500 3s.
to
to
Sale—An issue of
price of 96.87,
Sept. 1 froi
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
works bonds was sold to
Laurent, Inc., of Quebec,
public
follows:.
as
Due on
1, 1954.
Masson,
Bond
4.20%,
$37,000 3s.
1,
bonds
Anglo-
Montreal,
of
Matane,
Oct.
of about
Que.
price of 93.08,
a
about
of
WISCONSIN
cago,
price of 98.18, a net interest co
1958 to
Aug.
protection
Ltd.,
3V?s, at
sold to the Ren
was
Inc., of Montreal, at
T. Leclerc,
issue of $32,000
the
to
Sale—An issue of $77,00
Bond
school bonds
The
Les Ecureuils,
Sale—An
School
Que.
Commission,
Interest F-A.
Bond
I
inclusive.
1964
to
St. Hilaire Protestant
1955
dated
are
th
to
terest A-O.
1954.
to
Jan. 1 from 1992
on
1955
1974 inclusive.
to
bonds
1954.
to
due
1955
from
was
1,
Aug.
on
sold
was
Anglo-Francais, Ltd.,"
Montreal, as 3V2s, at a price
95.30,
a
basis of about 4.51%
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on Oct.
Credit
T.
Due on Aug. 1 from
70,000 3V2s.
to
to
bonds
of $23,000
Montreal, at a
net interest cost
of
Commission>j
Sale—An issue of $15,00
Bond
The
to
inclusive; $226,000 2V2s,
on
1982
1
Jan.
on
due
1962
from
1
School
Emilien
1954.
1964 inclusive.
to
inclusive; $224,000 2Y4S,
on
1970
3s,
1, 1961; $96,000 2Y2s,
on
due
Jan. 1 from 1957
St.
East Part,
issue
Due
$65,000 3s.
Francais,
2,000,000 series B bonds: $110,000
Due on Nov. 1 fro
Int. M-N.
1, 1954.
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
sold
was
Inc.,
price of 97.58, a
of about 4.04%,
to
and
Ltd.,
1955 to 1969 inclusive.
28,000 41,4s.
Township,
Sale—An
Bond
to
to
Nov.
1959
Quebec
23/4S,
1983
from
inclusive;
2.80s, due
1976
from
1
Jan.
Co.,
&
Toronto, as 3s, at a price of 92.9
a
basis of about 3.99%.
Date
12,000 ZV2S.
QUEBEC
inclusive; $135,000 2.70s,
due
$275,00
sold to McLeo
was
Weir
Young,
6
building
from
1
Jan.
1965
School
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
the
to
2V4S,
$79,000 21/2s,
1971 to
inclusive;
due
1962
$78,000
inclusive;
Sept.
Protestant
Commission,
school
p.
due
dated
M-S.
Quebec
1484—were awarded $9,500 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from 1955
to 1964 inclusive.
to a group composed of Kidder,
13,500 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Peabody & Co., Reynolds & Co.,
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
W. E. Hutton & Co., Dick & MerleSmith, Lee Higginson Corp., ShearThe bonds are dated Oct. 1,1954.
Interest A-O.
son, Hammill & Co., ail of New
York City, and Arthur M. KrenLauzon, Que.
sky & Co., Inc., of Chicago, at a
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,000
price of par, a net interest cost of
water and sewer bonds was sold
about 2.73%, as follows:
to A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., and
$500,000 series A bonds: $47,000
Dube, Legare & Co., Ltd., of Que¬
4V2S, due on Jan. 1 from 1956
bec, jointly, at a price of 96.25, a
to 1960 inclusive; $10,000 3s,
net interest cost of about 3.82%,
due Jan. 1, 1961; $33,000 2v2s,
as follows:
180,
—v.
Richmond
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Leclerc,
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
are
follows:
road
Va.
Due on Sept. 1 fro
Interest
1954.
Sept. 1 fro
on
inclusive.
1969
to
bonds
The
Braun,
Chicago, Robert W. Baird & Co.,
were
tees, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 19 for the
Co.,
Due
1964
to
1965
Inc.,
&
Weeks,
sew¬
disposal bonds offered Oct. 25
—v.
180, p. 1484—were awarded
to the First Huntington National
Wash¬
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
Co.,
a
Inc.,
CANADA
age
build¬
Davidson,
&
Co.,
&
WEST VIRGINIA
Con¬
Wash.
Co., Chicago,
New »York
Huntington, W. Va.
College Associa
(P. O. Parkland),
of
both
Bosworth
from
A. Stewart,
2.65s, at a price of par.
Lutheran
Trust
ne
of
40,000 3%s.
were
Spokane), Wash.
Bond Offering—Joe
Casco
Pacific
$2,250,000
price of 97.59, a
about 3.95%,
a
cost
follows:
1955
composed of
group
A.
and
625,000
1985
of
a
Ripley
C.
Allyn
1967
Okanogan County School District
No. 19 (P. O. Okanogan), Wash.
to
to
$1,250,000
Spokane County Central Valley
School District No. 356 (P, O.
WASHINGTON
bonds
The
—
Northern
the
$80,000 iv2s. Due on Nov. 1
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
due
ing
Sale
awarded
as
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Weeden &
Co.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co. In¬
corporated; Wertheim & Co.
awarded
Bond
net
70,000 l%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
interest
$10,000 3^s.
High School District
Wis.
school bonds offered Oct. 26
follows:
from
Montreal, at
(P. O. Milwaukee),
and
1975
Sale—The $300,000
Nicolet
Seattle, at a price of 100.06, a net
interest cost of about 1.57%, as
due
Bond
of
blower
ine.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Van
In addition to the four co-man-
Bank
City, Blunt Ellis & Simmons, of
bonds offered Oct.
1484—were awarded
Pacific Northwest Co., of
&
Moulton
National
26—v. 180, p.
Struthers &
Laurence
First
the
Memphis, as l%s, at a price of
100.40, a basis of about 1.69%.
eral obligation
Corporation; Investment Corp. of
Norfolk; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
W. H. Morton & Co. Incorporated;
and
Harriman
Port
Dodge & Co.; Francis I.
& Co.; First of Michigan
Co.; American Securities Cor¬
pahannock River to connect
poration; Bache & Co.; Branch,
Grey's Point in Middlesex County Cabell &
Co., Richmond; R. H.
and
White
Stone
in Lancaster
Brooke &
Company, Richmond;
County (d) and for certain other
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc., Char¬
purposes.
lottesville; Coffin & Burr Incor¬
Construction
of
the Hampton
porated; Courts & Co.; Dick &
Roads tunnel, which will be the
Merle-Smith; Dominick & Domgoverning factor in the over-all inick; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill
completion of the Hampton Roads Incorporated, Boston;
Crossing, will require an esti¬
Eidredge & Co. Incorporated;
mated period of three years while
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company In¬
construction of the Rappahannock
corporated; Gregory & Son In¬
River Bridge is expected to be
corporated;
Hallgarten
&
Co.;
completed within approximately
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hirsch &
30
months
after
the
contract
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Jones,
awards.
Kreeger & Hewitt, Washington,
Interest on the issue is exempt
D. C.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; A. M.
from all present Federal income
Kidder & Co.; W. C. Langley &
taxes and, in addition, the bonds
Co.; Aubrey G. Lanston & Co.
are
exempt
from
all
taxation Inc.; Lee Higginson Corporation;
within the State of Virginia.
McDonald & Company, Cleveland;
VI
State's fiscal agency
office.
Bos worth
&
Tacoma, or at the
in New York
Washington,
Hutzler; Stone & Webster
Securities
(a)
and
Pressprich
Bros. &
1,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
the
National
Bank of
& Beane;
W.
Aug.
dated
are
able
Peabody
ner
bonds
The
1953, and those maturing in 1964
and thereafter are subject to call.
Co.;
ber;
financing,
the
from
Proceeds
^:
^
-
the underwriting group in¬
& Sons; Bear,
Stearns & Co.; The First Boston
agers
cludes: Alex. Brown
1^58 to 1979 inclusive.
275^*J0
;
cost of
follows;-
as
Monday, November 1, 195
...
Bond
water
Credit
Sale—An issue of $50,000
bonds
was
sold
to
Interprovincial," Ltd.,
the
of
i
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