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MONDAY
it'Y
ISSUE
°
a
COMMERCIALW
Q.
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
180
Number 5377
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
Monday, November 15, 1954
Price $1
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
ACF Industries, Inc.—Acquisition of ERCO—
The
-
-acquisition
Engineering
of
on
Corp.
J.
by this corporation
of
Riverdale,
Md„ was announced
Hardy,
known,
formed
was
components
and
Chairman
Jr.,
for
produced
With
two
in
1931
aircraft.
the
the
of
as
to
World
spin-proof
Nov.
ERCO,
developer
a
Prior
famous
Board.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Slightly Up
by
the
II,
In This Issue
is
Income
Stock and Bond Quotations
major
New York
Stock Exchange
New
Stock
about seven miles northeast of Washington, D.
C., ERCO's
flying field occupy a site of 232 acres, with substantial
laboratory, and production facilities.—V. 180, p. 1533.
Boston
and
is
Insurance
that
announced
companies
leasing
apply to taxis.
not
the
private
See
Stock
trucks
and
plan
buses,
Stock
does
Pittsburgh
180, p. 1869.
Montreal
Alabama
Gas
Corp.—Stock
Offering
Stock Exchange.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
shares
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Shareholders
subscription
*
applied
rights
to
for
approximately
purchase
one
Stock Exchange
held. This represented a subscription rate of 95.5%.
Shareholders also applied for approximately 49,625 additional
conditional
a
purchase privilege
tjy other shareholders
Only
an
■conditional
purchase
under
indicated
3,782
their
to subscribe for stock
subscription
shares
180,
privilege.—V.
to
With
33
33
This
Nov.
Dividends
Ltd.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 40,000 shares of capital stock (no par) was
made on Nov. 9 by The First Boston
Corp, and Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. at $69 per
share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.25 per share. This offering was completed.—V. 180,
•
Foreign
Combined
Reserve
Payable
9
Malcolm
.
A.
Schwelker,
is in excellent
pany
duction
Into
1955
President,
condition.
with
Nov.
on
Orders
orders
stated
5
hand
on
currently
being
price
The
directors
in
of
the
com¬
capacity
pro¬
of
excess
share,
.
both
payment
share
the
payable Nov.
will
as
declared
to
bring
compared
30
total
with
to
dividend
year-end
a
usual
quarterly
dividend
shareholders
disbursements
1953 payments of
of
of
for
of
cents
15
record
1954
10
Nov.
CONSOLIDATED
Operating
Interest
to
70
This
cents
per
cents per share.—V
60
180
EARNINGS
revenue
and
Operating
—
Court Renders
S.S. "Hawaiian"—Edward P.
Farley, Chair¬
man, on Nov. 4 said in a letter to stockholders:
On
4n
for
May
5,
1954,
company's
1,
the U. S.
suit
for
while
The
Court
1946.
Court
just
under
of
found
Claims
compensation
bareboat
announced
for
requisition
that
the
its
use
decision
of
July
from
7,
the
(incl.
to
sale
SEPT.
30,
1954
4%
per
annum
ftinuing to
the
According
Interest
«fter
■of
to
unpaid
time
of
the rate
of
of
each
the
monthly
of
the
of income
payments
ton
per
on
provision for deprec. of $295,517)
4,673,600
50,999
.'
income
taxes
The
recovery,
earned
$690,000,
at
were
the
will
recovery
rate
JSither the company or the government
It is
discretionary with the
apply for such review
Court
whether
to
No decision has
are
by
aware,
yet been made either by the company
the
government
as
to
or,
but
grant'
so
far
the
as
we
whether
application for review
should be filed.
The time allowed for such applications will
not expire
until 90 days after the formal
judgment of the Court of Claims has
been entered, which will not occur until the total
amount of the
ment
has been
judg¬
computed and agreed
on
by the parties
or
Commissioner.
The final decision in the "Hawaiian" case
the company's pending suits to recover
on
use
■the
of
15
others of
"Hawaiian"^ and
because,
by
"Hawaiian"
jperiod
of
case
jmonths gnd
use
their
is
of
a
will
have
a
direct
bearing
just compensation for the
freighters requisitioned on the same terms as
used by the government
concurrently with her
with government counsel,
admissible in the other 15
all
16
vessels
average deadweight
was
19,545,568
823,500
1954
$18,348,146
1097.
p.
about
capacity
all
evidence
suits.
28
was
and
The
in
authorized
no
The
directors
pany's
Lowell
M.
Birrell,
for
will
io
voted
vote
to
three-quarter
about 10,645
on
increasing
10,000,000
and
a
of
event
panies,
possible
change
in
of
par
60
days,
toils.
purchase
implemented
nor
of
of
share
one
by
the
Stock
SEC
on
stock
common
ol
an
in
payable
(1)
5%
Income Sub¬
Cumulative
to
(b)
be
for,
the
or
issued
purchase,
or
additional
pursuant
will
days to not less than 10 nor more
the preemptive rights of holdere of
waiving
subscribe
warrants
to
than 90
more
and
stock
to
The
vote
the
to
acquire,
or
of
shares
the
from the com¬
stock
common
exercise
of
the
of
the
warrants.
be
amendment),
each such class voting separately..
stock of the company will be bearer war¬
delivery, granting the holder thereof the right,
to purchase one share of common stock of the company
on
for
warrants
for
10
years,
each
the
common
transferable
first
by
warrant
held at the following prices: $12.50 per share during
two years, $15 per share during the next three years, $17.50
share during the next two years and $20 per share during the last
per
three
years.
The
corporation
Nov. 8 also filed
on
to
application to list
file
the
com¬
Chairman of the board, stated there were no
of the additional shares upon authori¬
issuance
future
acquisitions,
180,
p.
or
with
mergers
authorized
other
com¬
LaVelle
168, entitled,
and Robert
A.
"Test Bars," co-authored by Donald L.
V.
of
1984,
5%
Colton.
173,
SEC
detail
with
pertinent
illustrations.—
indenture
income
pursuant
subordinated
to
deben¬
are
Securities
corporation on Hov. 8 filed
275,000 shares of its
covering
unissued
and
company
shares
and
Exchange Com¬
and
Blyth
and
price
proceeds to the
of
proposed
a
of
America,
the
registration
a
$1
par
statement with the
stock,
company
offered
be
for
the
of
account
which
of
the
outstanding shares for the account of a selling
& Co., Inc., is named as the underwriter; and
public offering
by amendment.
Net
to
are
225,000
the
term
underwriting
and
company
terms
are
to
be
from its sale of the 50,000
supplied
new shares
$800,000
are
loan,
balance will
to
borrowing from The Prudential Insurance
utilized to retire an outstanding $612,500
outstanding $250,000 subordinated term loan,
be
an
be
added
to
working capital.
The
and
the
company is engaged in the business of producing, distributing
selling bottled drinking water and of Puritas bulk distilled water,
sale
water
Bonus
in
application under the Trust
trust
1157.
p.
This
ing
covered
an
the
mission—Plans Private Sale of Notes—
other
are
of
cumulative
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
at the copper and aluminum alloy casting field, and written
foundryman's viewpoint, the bulletin discusses current test bar
theory and practice.
Design of test bar patterns, production of test
bars (melting, pouring, heat treatment), testing procedures, and many
a
subjects
1,
qualification
to be issued in payment of the redemption
price of the preferred stock.
The company claims an exemption from
registration of the debentures under the Securities Act of 1933w—
unsecured
Aimed
from
for
tures, due Nov.
Co.
1429.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—New Bulletin—
company's Federated Metals Division has published a new 18bulletin, No.
$60,000,000
the
stockholder.
This
page
Act
which
50,000
American Stock Exchange.
said.—V.
Mr. Birrell
number
the
share.
per
The board felt it desirable to have additional shares
zation.
In
Nov.
the
plans
17
6,000,000
10 cents
to
on
shares on
Dec.
on
from
value
par
are
of
All
of
its
cups, .and
250,000
by American Trust
Plan
American
drinking
paper
coolers.
owned
and
Trust
shares
the
sale
and
rental
of
electric
outstanding
Co.,
as
shares of capital stock
trustees of Employees' Incentive
of Rheem Manufacturing Co., San Francisco.
as Trustee, proposes to sell the 225,000 outstand¬
registered.
Trust
Co.,
being
V. 180, p. 905.
Associated Dry
V
r
American Telephone & Telegraph
Period End.
1954r-Month—1953
Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
Federal
See Tishman Realty
Co.—Earnings—
$
$
$
-
revenues
27.639,707*
22,377,087 248,966,387 206,567,745
expenses
19,216,991
17,384,726 172,818,071 154,526,463
2,124,000
22,825,000
19,450,000
income
taxes—
2,845,000
Other
operating
taxes—
1,492,361
1,377,486
14,520,328
13,529,455
Net
operating
income
4,085,355
1,490,875
38,802,988
19,061,827
—V,
after
180.
charges
p.
1650.
117,148,699 106,961,208 354,618,295 310,041,283
1
'
180, p. 1206.
Atlas Credit Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Transfer Agent
Girard
"
Trust
wararnt
The
Corn
Exchange Bank,
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
has been
agent for the preferred and common stock and
the purchase warrants.
/
(
corporation also announced the addition to its board of di¬
appointed
rectors
Net
Goods Corp.—To Sell Property—
& Construction Co., Inc. below.—V.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
the
average
the
—Registers Stock With
$
agreement
the
stated by
its
'
1954
1,
Sept, 30,
shareholders
The
shares
depend
decision.
may
Supreme
$373,922
($2.25 per share)
surplus,
180,
from
tax applicable.
The decision of the Court of Claims will be a final determination
of
suit unless the U. 8. Supreme Court should review the
application.
surplus
American Leduc Petroleums, Ltd.—To Increase Stock
con-
including
approximately
which
net
with
statement
due Nov. 1, 1984, of the company, of like prin¬
(2) one warrant for the purchase of one share of
and the period for giving notice of redemption from
amendment
titled
61,309
$19,171,646
immediate
the
account,
month.
instalment,
judgment.
the company's computations,
Oct,
31, 1954, would amount to
deadweight
per
balance
payment
to
deduction
96c
«a
the
cm
—V.
to
company is entitled to com¬
the rate of $2.50 per
deadweight ton per month for the
requisition period, less the sums paid on account by the War
■Shipping Administration.
The
Court also held
that, as
additional
compensation, the company is entitle to interest at the rate of
furnace
Registers With SEC—
—
registration
a
share,
per
rants,
of
S.S.
1943
entire
.
on
Total
Dividends paid
the
pensation at
'
profit
722,269
Federal
carried
Earned
Oct.
the
for
be
Indenture
on
"Hawaiian"
f
ENDED
$3,689,717
and
Mortgage interest expense..
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
-
MONTHS
9
($490k078)
$4,411,986
Earned surplus, Jan.
v
FOR
...
dividends
expense
Provision
Loss
Decision
the
preparatory work
and
stock,
company
1869.
p.
will
than
the
pany,
45
Total income
per
23.
year.
that
Debentures,
60
common
per
cents
this
said
necessary
for the retirement of the company's $6 cumulative
preferred stock.
Such plan provides for redeeming
for $120 of debentures of the company
for
in
as
soon
preferred stock
$120
less
not
47
securities ($232,191)
have
addition
plan
a
amount
than
Course of Bank Clearings
Vice-President,
production as
adopted upon receiving the favorable vote of
two-thirds of the 500,000 persently
outstanding shares of preferred
stock and two-thirds of the 4,065,711 presently outstanding shares of
common
stock (which are the only two classes of voting securities en¬
capacity production.
chare
to
plan
common
48
System
Nov. 4 that it is preparing to re-light
its Ashland,. Ky., works.
operation since early
covering 500,000 shares of its $5 par common stock.
the prospectus,
the company's board of directors has
warrant
one
ordinated
Exceed
that
assure
received
pay
company.
cipal
Banks
Reserve
to
amendment to the articles of
incorporation of the company which provides in effect for (a) changing
the existing redemption prices for the preferred stock from $115 per
share and-dividends accrued to the date of redemption to a redemption
Federal
of
at
out of
filed
prior
The
47
Statement
on
furnace
Co., Chicago, 111.
of
The
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—Orders
Production—Declares Year-End Dividends—
&
1954,
share
the
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
The
and
used
be
to
are
re-lighting of this furnace, all seven of Armco's blast fur¬
at
work
producing pig iron for the company's open
180, p. 530.
company
8.
and
Rates
Condition
Condition
1533.
p.
Declared
Exchange
net proceeds
operations.
Administrative
each
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..48
.Aluminium
the
with
be
Armour
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
52
the
notification
of
Plans Exchange Offer to Holders of $6 Preferred
Miscellaneous Features
taken
under
letter
a
The
announced
the
to
convertible
not
allocated
the
will
According
approved
1649.
p.
be
filed
28
mining
has been
Gruver,
hearths.—V.
rights.
remain
Calif.
blast
Street
return
naces
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
..33
shares
$2.33
-
completed.
was
shares
under
S.
would
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages...i___.33
80,337 shares under their
share, at $22, for each 10
new
Markets
Transactions New York
primary and conditional purchase
privileges, for a subscription rate of 154.5%. The offer¬
ing was underwritten by a group headed by Allen & Co.
Angeles,
incident, to
Sixth
R.
44
their
Los
The furnace
43
Over-the-Counter
under
$2.34
Armco Steel Corp.—To Increase Operations—
38
84,119 new common shares offered them under sub¬
scription warrants which expired on Nov. 10.
Share¬
holders applied for a total of approximately
129,962
Stock
Oct.
on
This corporation
the
40
the
business.
2,970,000 shares of class A capital stock to be offered
cents per share) through Coombs & Co. of Los Angeles,
(10
expenses
39
Oversubscribed
oversubscribed
corporation
Inc.,
37
Exchange
have
the
share:
-
covering
par
37
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange..
shareholders
common
in
common
1533.
p.
37
Exchange
Stock
at
36
Exchange
Toronto
—The
' 6,927,642
;
Anticline Uranium, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—Files—
The
34
Stock
per
180,
SEC
34
Exchange.
Stock
San Francisco
—V.
34
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore
covers
but
10,955342
4,027,500
—
reinvested
Earnings
34
Exchange...
Stock
Midwest
insurance
lease
certain
cars,
V.
fleet
20,118,471
10,998,891-
...
Net
earnings
Dividends paid
31,073,613
6,770,016
taxes—
taxes—
29
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Co.—Correction—
new
23,339,875
12,340,984
for income
183,500,526
4,228,875
provision
income
for
Income
13
21
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
Detroit
Agricultural
(Stocks)
Exchange1 (Bonds)
Stock Exchange.
York
American
Located
office,
before
"'
$
" -
170,880,168
.
Page
the leaders in this new and
growing industry. ERCO, with a back¬
log of orders approximating $23,000,000, is presently engaged in the
production of electronics and airplane equipment
It
■
Instrument
plant
sales
Provision
developed
plane.
units, ACF Electronics at Alexandria, Va., and
Corp. at Paramus, N. J., already in the field of
electronics, the purchase of ERCO places ACF Industries, Inc. among
-
Avion
Net
and
tools
ERCO
1953
1954
....
$
Charles
company
production
of
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Research
&
11
as
War
Ercoupe
Copy
a
transfer
agent
of
for
Walter
delphia
Housing
Hatfield
National
E.
Alessandroni,
Authority;
Executive
Director
of
the
Phila¬
S. Nelson Hartranft, President of the
Bank, Hatfield, Pa.; and Sylvan M, Cohen, Counsel
for the company.—V. 180, p. 1870. '
"*
■
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November
15,
(1974)
T
•A...
ended
months
three
the
Pur
the first
30,
Sept.
$9,5
this corporation reported consolidated net sales of
of i%
over the m jaies
of S9.12:1,347 in
he
the previous fiscal yfear, Elmore^JU^JacPhie,
year,
to
',
>
Presid
number
*°Net income'
ferred
after
dividends,
charges
equal
was
$96,531', which after '^^59
was
cents a share on the 7;
This contrasted with11
3
to
standing shares of common stock.
<222,487,
cents
20
or
•
.
The
For the three
Inc.
Ball,
^.ths ^imt
11 cents a
amounted to $85,015, or
share.
Bear,
Blyth
V.
180,
5,200
Co
5,200
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
•»s
expanded
announced
was
area
The
its
of
center
a
the
In
division,
new
shares
charge
V.
180,
1322.
p.
If
Mention
by the
Corp.—Rights Issued to Stockholdersmade in our issue of Nov. 8 of the offering
record Nov.
to common stockholders of
company
4, 1954, of 599,215 additional shares of common stock
(par $1) at $4 per share on the basis of one new share
for each four shares held
(with an oversubscription
tion for the
sale
of
the
net
following
the
Petri
repay
by
and
purposes
loan
short-term
a
purposes
CAPITALIZATION
in
to
made
Pennsylvania
The
of
EFFECT
TO
United
Petri
V.
Mortgage
loans
Common
subsidiaries
of
stock
($1
;
♦Excluding 7,888 shares held
former
stockholders of
DIVIDEND—On
179, p.
Net
8%
in
Dec.
5,
1954,
directors
the
stock payable on Dec. 20,
common
3,
treasury and
in
States
issuable
915 shares
declared
a
dividend
as
group,
a
principally
engaged
are
in
;—Batkin
June
of
due
in
1969,
with
York, it
Mutual
The
announced
was
Life
Co.
Insurance
the
I
449,611
$0.38
180,
622.
p.
the
sale
9V/2%
of
the
of
Holders
The
Feueral
Net
Co.
Bros.
in
of
J.
are
as
of
&
Boyce,
advisor
Penn-Texas
members
to
to
will
Mr.
the
act
the
the
of
of these
one
the
Terminal
present
the
of
for the
York
in
Stock
the
shares.
which
division
important
He
the
of
will
management
also
and
acquisition
be
said
that
operation
eastern
seaboard
of
to
cities.—V.
$573,080
$4,154,681
,
180,
p.
$532,482
281,401
$607,785
95,051
$4,093,366 $36,399,262 $37,259,581
shares
This
of
common
offering
was
stock
(par
$1)
at
was
quickly completed.
$22
$365,659
$251,081
$319,977
$0.32
$0.22
lower
^
EFFECT
PRESENT
Authorized
,
note
TO
payable
to
an
has
3,886,000
180,
$2,828,151
..$0.76
.$1.36
.
1534.
p.
mencing Sept.
note
1.
1958
National
Rys.—Earnings
Continue Lower—
1954—Month—1953
payable
to
an
T
insurance
mencing Sept.
Common
stock
1,
1958
(par
value
180,
$59,797,000
$477,302,000
52,250,000
55,892,000
470,006,000
$1,079,000
$3,905,000
$1)
1.50J,0o0 shs.
t900 000
*1,229,735 shs.
for
1954
was
contracts
Quebec,
for
has
Amos,
505,541,00q
$7,296,000
$23,991,000
Lake
to
p.
Central
Region,
with
Beattyville
to
firm
for
to
the
announced
the
to
line
clearing,
for
which
June,
other
1954.
materials,
comprises
agricultural
serve
include
cotton,
corn
180, p. 814.
with
the
SEC
Nov.
on
3
covering
the
They
model
1955
cars
Corp.,
will
Nov.
beginning
nation
Motor
17,
John
on
Nov.
announced
be
dis-
P.
11.
both in styling and engineering
longer
lower,
are
than
wider
and
Hy-Fire
four-barrel
is.
V-8.
made
and
special
engine
also
manifold
including
models,
up
of
the
of
Plymouth
12
Suburban,
which Plymouth
car
latter
The
carburetor
is
which
177.
to
for
the
pioneered
the
all
in
first
steel -body
1343.—V.
180,
President,
completed
Nov.
on
arrangements
Chattanooga,
announced
8
the
for
The
Tenn.
that
this
cor¬
purchase
of Campbell
manuiactures highly
latter
provide
and,
Manager.'
the
the
at
wholly-owned
new,
available
wider
a
Clarostat subsidiary is
for the Campbell Indus-,
market
quicker deliveries
180, p. 1431.
time, established
same
the
to
Clarostat
customers
at
served.—V.
so
Plastics, Inc., Clearfield, Pa.—Files—
corporation
$2
on
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Nov. 8
75,000
per
Corp.—Sales
coiporatuui
profit
stock,
last
of
reduced
stronger
instruments
diodes
'.'Our
ing
L.
well
were
showed
market
of
of
share
of
comparable
$53,688,991,
while
new
reported, adding that at
contributing to a more than
of
maintained,
electronic
and
products, weapons
production of transistors
good progress.
bearing
several
were
revenues
per
the
share.
is
Sales
upswing.
long-range efforts toward
signs
«In
President,
Myers,
automotive
fourth-quarter
and
per
other
cents
1954.
revenues
$1.42
and
99
or
of
bearings and bushings continued to be affected by
In segments of the automotive, aircraft and diesel
activity
fields, James
a
montns
other
to
sales
$1,980,601,
nine
and
equal
Earnings Lower—
announced
of
first
sales
year,
and
5
profit
the
in
sleeve
Nov.
on
net
$2,771,221,
was
Sales
usual
and
fruit,"
Mr.
semiconductor
diversified business
more
a
Myers
and
noted.
allied
"Recent
components
are
show¬
achievements
for
television
sets
the
and other equipment."
be'ng placed on the market is a new electronic memory device,
Tapedrum, with a high speed and extremely large capacity which
make it especially suitable for inventory and d°ta control svstems.
"We anticipate that our volume of business in
coming months will be
the
moderately higher than at present," Mr. Myers said.
Nov.
on
construction
Chibougamau
of
in
8
indicate
to
substantial
growth."—V.
Beattyville and
D'Enterprises Generates
Lemieux
remaining
Ltd.,
section
of
tenders
"The longer term
439.
p.
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Montreal,
extending
Period End. Oct. 23—
from
1354—4 Wks.—1353
^
grading,
180,
between
La Societe
Albert
of
the
in
193
presently
They
crops
powerful
more
Chibougamau.
bridges
1953
outlets- for
company
major
filed
was
Plymouth
versions
Inc.,
to
continues
of
awarded
The
cover
June,
120
Also
connection
from
section
contract
contracts
of
been
in
the
Canada.
that
Que.
the
in
line
principally
an¬
key agricultural
culverts,
were
trestles
called
and
last
sub¬
month.—
Sales
—V.
180,
p.
1954—13 Wks.—1953
s
19,265,461
$
$
18,634,334 194,242,657
1769.
190,144,828
>
1322.
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—Transfer Agent—
,
railway,
world—2,881
of
freight
900,000
the
was
increase
an
earnings
supplies,
subsidiaries.
15
said.
Mucher,
has
common
$'29 532.000.
'
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Continues
all
company maturing Sept. 1, 1972 with
annual instalments of $45,000 com¬
year,
taxes
cars.
a
and
1954—9 Mos.—1P53
$53,329,000
branch
Lake
of
This
$2,500,000
fiscal
after
most
line
S.
co_t
engine
,
Vice-President,
two
of
horsepower
Clevite
Outstanding
.
,$2,500,000
ended
year
$3,513,000 in
profit
these
in
parent
whose
167-horsepower
$45,848,261,
insurance
company maturing Sept. 1, 1972 with
annual Instalments of $120,000 com¬
€%
of
structures
V.
of
97
558.298
.
revenue—
received
Bachelor
FINANCING
1953
fiscal
with
7,272,449
1,698,000
the
contract
Both
GIVING
the
in
Net
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
share through P. J. Gruber & Co., Inc., New York. The net
proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment and for working capital.
$51,009,734
4,241,421
...
$1,568,519
new
a
its
covering
at
1953
i
Kyle,
Bachelor
details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
to
powerful cars Plymouth ever built.
The 1955
117-horsepower PowerFlow six, a 157-horsepower Hy-Flre
products
Tiie
1P54
$48,120,757
taxes
expenses
H.
Ltee.,
Further
incident
expenses
$0.28
income
revenues^
award
the
Clearfield
income
on
15
oper.
The
per
the
share
The
with
and
Mnsfield
1955
period
Aug.
W.
the
offering of
L30,000
be
New
1650.
tries
$0.43
share
per
Province
ehare.
pay
agricultural
throughout
capacity of General
The
purcha e
of
287,808
974.902
taxes
railway's
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Stock Sold—Mention
nade in our issue of Nov. 8 of the public
the
to
Securities Corp.,
specialized resistance products of the carbon type required in electronic
equipment for home entertainment and military needs.
George S.
Campbe.l will continue the active management of this company in the
1
To Construct New Branch—
1533.
with
five cents)
Corp.—Plymouth Announces New Models—
bigger
Pre ident
Industries,
773,000
1954—44 Wks.—1953
*
Sales
which
1534.
notification
(par
compared
13%.
control
states
wagon"' type
operations.
Net
—V.
to
affiliates
in
company's
notification
with
poration
1,380,785
$460,710
'
com-
Period End. Sept. 30—
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up—
1954—5 Wks.—1953
$177,000
midwest.
19
four-door
include
Period Ended Oct. 30—
1972,
of
as
$479,711
before
„
Operating
Operating
180,
and
increase of
companies
dealers
engines are
V-8 and
a
1534.
p.
Canadian
Col.
1650.
t.
un¬
con¬
of
are
present
r
several
lor
Mr.
They
Tne
company completed the sale of its Shullsburg rain-;
The price received from the sale returned the com¬
pany's -investment
to
them
including development - and
exploration
warehouse
of
stock
used
be
55 Plymouths are entirely new,
1
detail,
$91,160,919
income
On
ing
negotiations
a
to
increased from
in
of
by
'
He
with
letter
a
through its affiliated companies in
previous Plymouth
time
1,210,482
678,000
93,369
will
corporation.
retained,
the
abov°-ment'oned
ie
James Anthony
to $7.38 ',000
an
companies
Chrysler
*106,486,328
$88,185,028
585,000
com. share
per
180,
Earnings
will
t
redemption of $2,880,000 principal
common
distributes
the
Plymouth's
1954—9 Mos.r-1953
729,000
stock
expenses.—V.
Penn-Texas
new
letter
The
Exchange,
of
EARNINGS
OF
1,045,710
stock
applic.
Net
Maryland Trust
deb
Clarostat Mfg. Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
STATEMENT
1,302,080
-
pfd.
of
aggregate
increases
discontinued
were
Depletion
exchange
transaction,
The
company that the
ntares aid the $17,400
wheat and other sma'l grains.—V.
s,
expected
Federal
.
depository.
as
Coughlln continuing as President.
underway for the construction
for
called
New
Terminal
Bayway
Silberstein,
Bayway
that
Corp.
bee
offa.ed
'
-
taxes
income
on
Profit
shares.
three, shares-of Bayway Terminal.
now
terminal
This was
752,160
to
the
States.
During the year it acquired ten companies
Texas and Wa~hington and a 50% interest in
Liquid Fertilizer Co. of Georgia.
anhydrous ammonia stations controlled by the affili¬
the
in
-Mansfield,
<-101,587,388
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net sales
jointly
for each
Penn-Texas
Baltimore
announced
C.
sale,
President
as
as
the Penn-Texas Corp.
outstanding amounting to
against the proposal.
number
companies
p'ayed
1954—10 Mos.—1953
$
'
$
<-12,581,742
operations
covering
income
men
approved
an
$300,000 marekt value of common stock (par $5) to
subscription by employees.
The shares subscribed for
will be purcha ed at the market by the company.—V. 179, p. 2470.
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
voted
effecting the exchange
According
operate
10
ior
sales
on
United
be
Nov. 11 offered 100,000
cents) at $2.75 per share.
working capital.—V. 160, p. 1430.
1954—Month—1953
10,725,508
income
Divs.
announced by C. Prevost Boyce,
the Board of Bayway, and L. D. Silberstein, Chairman of
and
acted
assist
stock
shares
the
share of
Stein
vho
of
of
Loard
of one
total
2,205
terms
■Chairman
the
corporation's assets to
the
of
"
Nov.
the
an
on
-
Bal.
on
t^e
of
are
with
ammonia,
of
Victor
Bay way Terminal Corp.—Sales of Assets Voted—
this corporation
amount
concessions
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Files With SEC—
J,—Stock Offered
Co., Orange, N*
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$34,024,203 $35,633,655
Earnings
of
principal
advised
sales
filed
3
corporation
parent
Southeastern
A
the first nine months of 1954 stood at
$10,437,676
at the
end of the preceding
CONSOLIDATED
■
—V.
shares
The
.
a-n.n-.teu
$415,431
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sa'es
Scurry County, Texas.
688,380
the
for
shares
year,
corporation
sugar
p.
corporation will use the proceeds to buy an oil production
payment on a tract in the Sacroc Unit of the Kelly-Snyder Field in
of
this
compared
addition
2i
(& Subs.)—October Sales Off—
_._L.
♦Including floor
Sept. 1. 1954.
The
Holders
of
communities
865,042
Nil
$
of
further
unsubscribed
of
Nov.
on
proceeds
fiscal
principally
$175,519
proceeds are to be used for
Sales
Nov. 10.
on
aggregate
operating in Louisiana,
In
205,923
Operating
New
27%
areas
stock (par 10
Period End. Oct. 31—
;
Corp., Dallas Texas—Note Sold Privately—
corporation has placed a $300,000 secured note,
of
deducting
subscribed
for
by
be offered to the public.
used
was
1954 amounted
hydrous
$24,231,616 $25,966,722
-
—
...
Co., New York,
common
Butler Brothers
Barlu Oil
106%
to
share through
per
net
sales
30,
preceding
New
This
$1
available
ducing diversified lines of steel and other products. Properties of such
are
located in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota,
York, New Jersey and Maryland. The principal executive office
of the company is at 25 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y.—V. 180, p. 1870.
an
Chemical Enterprises, Inc.—Earnings Increase 27%—
1953
381,442
involved.—V.
Chemical
&
shares of
subsidiaries
subscription period
operations.
The
pro¬
the
sub¬
(C)
sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1,
redemption on Nov. lo, 1954.—V. 180, p,
*or
The
Net
gallons of wine, or ap¬
market.
,
since it was organized in 1886.—
share
with
compared
Brothers
;
Steel
considered
the
rights for
rights,
4'/2%
at
mining
million
income
common
,No capital expenditure was
Corp. under the laws of Delaware on Aug. 15, 1936. On April 5,
1944, the company changed its name to Barium Steel Corp. Originally
an operating company, the company has, since Jan.
1, 1946, functioned
as
a
management and holding company. At present, it owns directly
«r indirectly the
controlling stock interest in 15 active subsidiary com¬
of
was
■■
,
of
may
proceeds
corporation
York.
Stainless
Barium
as
during
any
debentures
covering 300,000
olfered
1954 to stockholders of record
incorporated
the
d~b"ntur<>s
$224,000
1951
income.
on
backlog at the end
The net
which,
SEC
A contract was signed in September, 1954, with the American Pipe
& Steel Corp. of A h-mbra, ca.i.\,
lor that company
to manufacture
jcertain -Bowser products for west coast rale.
Dehydrators and heavy
Uanks far various industrial applications are included in the agreement.
3,085,958.
was
amount
Century Uranium Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
quarter.
Assuming the issue prior to Dec. 3, 1954 of all of the 599,215 shares
offered, and giving effect to the 3% stock dividend referred to
above, the number of shares of common stock outstanding would total
panies
23.7
income
on
net
per
above
corporation
taxes
taxes
$8,711,683
-
of
sold
not
of
of
T'te
Consolidated
of
but
called
The
wine entering the
——
before
Earnings
to
Inc.—Subscriptions—
debentures
of
fcnat
before
amount
amount
part
were
1830.
Estimated
1954.
BUSINESS—The
approximately
of Calitornia
sales
Income
merged company.
a
Nov.
,
5,000,000 shs.
value)
par
104.30%
underwriters have
principal
amount
Bowser, Inc. (& Subs.)—Reports Lower Earnings—
$818,408
2,363,604
<'2,996.075 shs.
be
to
underwriting.
230.
p.
pr.ncipal
sell
not
$141,185.50
several
vertible
the
of a group of corpora¬
Nme mouths Ended Sept. 3u—
Outstanding
subsidiaries
of
A
ated
1
176,
Co.,
purchased 41,148
(a)
did
;•
$333,500
California.
of
Gentles
parent corporation
the
is
Frank
and
etc.—V.
been' advised
(b)
from
of
principal
increase
has paid dividends each year
Total
payable
California
proximately 20%
FINANCING
PRESENT
ranging
The
a
Authorized
Notes
York
New
has
dealers,
The
Company
GIVING
of
the
with
cent:)
without
o.
aggregate
engaged in the wine and cigar businesses.
It sells wine under
primary labels, Petri, Italian Swiss Colony and Mission Bell, and
number of secondary labels.
The Petri organization sells annually in
the
to be received by the company from
be applied, to the extent available,
the following order: $900,000 to
subsidiary for working capital
for Banking and Trusts on
Aug. 11, * 1954;
approximately $700,000 for completing seamless tube
mill, and now being constructed on the property of Phoenix Iron &
Steel Co.; and the balance to be added to the company's general funds
from which the
company expects
to make advances to subsidiaries.
Although no definite allocations to any particular subsidiaries have
keen made, it is expected that approximately $400,000 will be advanced
for improvements to the plant facilities of certain subsidiaries.
for
prices
for the
exchanged
25
(par
$196,000.
will
stock
Relin
the
approve
be
to
are
stick
stockholders,
subscribed for an
$152,400 principal amount of cieoentu-es upon the exer¬
cise of rights and (d) sold $135,000 principal amount of d bintures at
from 4.000,000 $1 par value
Holders of record Nov. 6, 1954
par
notification
of
letter
a
common
Electric
underwriters
$3,763.66,
aggregate
25,015,751
20,621,580
to increase
proposal
a
on
pas¬
purchase additional aircraft and equip¬
to
stations,
new
company
of
three
a
proceeds
common
vote
stock
used
be
filed
of
present
of $3,438,600
principal amount
several
tions
shares.
new
PROCEEDS—The
to
stockholders
nard
privilege).
Subscription warrants will expire at 3:30
p.m. (EST) on Nov. 26, 1954.
Lee Higginson Corp. is
forming a group of soliciting dealers to obtain subscrip¬
the
The
the
cost
in capitalization,
2,406,735
outstanding 6,093 shares of Petri
of California, providing all of the Petri .Shares are exchanged.
The vote at the directors meeting in San Francisco, Nov. 5, 1954,
iwhich authorized the proposed exchange of stock was eight in favor
iand three dissenting.
Louis Petri, President of Petri of California and
a director of Blair Holdings Corp., abstained
from voting.
The
following directors voted in favor of the exchange: Frank J.
Edoff, E. J. Evans, James P. Garibaldi, Charles L. Harney, William H.
Jones, H. C. Maginn,. Christopher D. McKeon and Frank L. Paganini,
all of California.
Dissenting directors were Joshua A. Davis and Ber¬
Steel
was
will
15
capital
value shares.
vote at the meetirig.
8,000,000 $1
will be entitled
shares
^
Barium
to
Dec.
and
for upon
exercise of rights.
The remaining
$333,500 principal amount of debentures ("unsubscribed
debentures") is to be purchased by the several under¬
writers pursuant to the underwriting agreement.
Corp.—Plans to Acquire Petri—
on
to
aggregate
derwrites
authorized
freight
scribed
5.200
14,350
1206.
stockholders
to
are
$3,772,100
^
25,5 77.,233
21,384,319
eds
26
shares
share
setting up
An
5
5,200
o.^uJ
5.200
$
2,556,903
2,088,918
2,994,076
2,507,196
income
charges
p.
corporation's
of West Coast sales and service for Avco defense and
Industrial products, including electronics, power plants, airframe com¬
ponents and precision parts for all divisions of the corporation.
Jn
operating
180,
The
Calif., will be
at Los Angeles,
2,603,500
866,238
Blair Holdings
9.
Nov.
on
headquarters
with
this
of
...
taxes,,
operating taxes
after
—V.
corporation
defense and industrial product interests
Division
Coast
West
expenses,
income
5,200
21,410.915 203,238,739 193,929,271
1 5,956,434 1 47,215,620 1 39,973,8 50
2,163,600
22472,200 21,403,900
763,973
8,333,686
7,535,770
22,879,819
,16,416,005
revenues
Oct.
on
1„0,000
per
Central "Louisiana
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
both
trains
important inter-city passenger trains in
1762.
p
Airlines, Inc., Fcrth Worth, Tex.—Files—
$1
proc
ment,
Pennsylvania—Earnings-
1954—Month—1953
at
130,
5,200
Union Securities Corp
1870.
p.
V
Corp.—West Coast Division—
the
of
180,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
establishment
V.
Bell Telephone Co. of
Net
Avco Manufacturing
The
also
See
&
Shearson, Hamm.il & Co._
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce——
Sutro & Co
14,350
Inc.—
Co
&
1321.
p.
5,200
11,350
Co
&
Atlas
of
position
Co.,
&
5,200
Kraus__„__
&
Goodbody
current assets amounted to
30,
&
Co.—
&
Stearns
5,203
Laurence M. M£ rks & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Peltason, T nenbaum O—
Burnham
,
Plywood was strengthened, and as
$15,497,779, including cash of
<3,286,508, while current liabilities were $2,009^459,
Since June 30
Inventories have been reduced by $991,884, or approximately 12 />.-.
;
In commenting on the report, Mr. MacPhie said,
"Sales for August
md September have exceeded those for the same months last year by
more
than 12%,
with September showing taxable profits more than
twice those for August.
Business of the container division has ac¬
celerated.
The demand for flush doors is increasing and additional
tfoor production capacity is being provided In two Michigan plants. —
financial
The
pf Sept.
Burge
Barth
J.
Weeks,
Hornblower
5,200
number of
a
corporation
co.eruig
The
Shares
?
14,359
Corp.
The
SI.J
offered
25,000
Inc
Co.,
Securities
the
underwriter
such
each
which
and
underwriters
several
the
stock
follows:
Brothers
Allyn &
American
$3,149,384, against
(4,026,484 in the 1953 quarter. Net income for the quarter amounted
to $140,520, a gain over profits of $74,202 for the corresponding period
4n
the previous
year.
Atlas Plywood's equity in tne 1954 earnings
net sales of
C.
A.
of
names
common
principal transcortincntPl
as
Canada.—V.
Central
1954.
of
Share
Lehman
nuarter
do not include
consolidated sales and net income
corporation's
shares
•
6
Its equity in the earnings of Plywood,
Bent. 30
1954, Plywood, Inc. showed
of,
agreed to purchase, are as
out-
stock in the first quarter
of common
share
a
005
Nov. 30,
prior to
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
Eastern
lis
well
senger as
granted
funds
increase
quarter of
be
dieselfze
to
including 75.000 shares reserved for if sue pursuant to options
under "Stock Option Plan."
iThe terms of this loan
have been agreed upbn but a loan agreement has not yet been signed.
The company expects to execute such agreement a..d to borrow tue^e
♦Not
Curr. Liabilities
3uar£e£ 0,(
Plywood Corp.—Cash Exceeds
Atlas
1954
1>1A,
its
now
miles
between
trans-continental
trains
completely
Montreal
and
passenger
and
a
Pacific's
diesel
fleet
dieselized,
to
run
Vancouver—soon
just announced.
Completion of its latest order of
dian
Dieselizatioft—
operating the longest diesel locomotive
509.
N.
R.
large
Crump,
number
The
in
will
of
its
Vice-President,
100
new
units wi'l
The
new
units
the
have
the
p.
46
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been named transfer agent
',2->5 shares of $1.25 preferred stock ($25 par value).—V. 180,
1872.
fast
has
bring the Cana¬
enable
for
company
Colcrvision, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
The
SEC
corporation
covering
on
300,000
Nov.
shares
1
filed
of
a
letter of
stock
common
notificat'on
to
be
with
offered
at
the
par
Volume 180
Number 5377
:
($1
The Cominercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1975)
r
to
share)
per
proceeds
without
underwriting.
he used lor working, capital and
equipment, etc.—V. 171, p. 650.
to
are
machinery
stockholders,
present
and
The
inventories,
lor.
pay
DIVIDENDS—The
Jan.
Columbia
Broadcasting:
System,
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
Inc.
Oct. 2,'54
..."
income
Income
Provision
I
■
lor
Federal
Federal
Oct. 3/53
taxes
taxes
Net
8,550,000
income—/
income
14,961,343
$7,29^,130
share—
per
Subsequent
interests
in
in
to
Oct.
radio
nonrecurring
2,
and
gains,
180,
12,
Common
corporation
of
$2.74
company disposed of its minority
stations for amounts which resulted
after
provision
1431.
p.
for
taxes,
approxi¬
of
has
has
given interested
thereon.
(1)
The
10,000
Works
<2)
4,000
and
(3)
together
24,000
fout
not
the
proceeds
—-V.
later
180,
no
Investments
the
of
purchased
$25
par
of
of
of
Co
of
31,
in
to
1955;
T..e
part
tneir
lv.54
ia
Gas
of
stock
the
Haupt &
f .nds
se¬
will
construction
use
programs.
Chairman, on Nov. 4 disclosed that this company is
issue a block of long-term, sinking fund debentures in
statement
said,
he
with
the
call
SEC
for
filing
in
December
the
two
the
of
Commissions.
issue,
miined.
It
expected,
depending
conditions
issue
new
the
will
be
company's
and
the
of
Tor
the
This
four
total
proposed
sale
This
years
1954
being
spent
is
•construction
When
the
program.
scheduled
will
through
in
for
is
program
toward
estimated
now
issues
Edison's
at
new
$425,000,000
Approximately $125,000,000 of
leaving about $300,000,000 in new
next
three
11,000
Hirsch
10,000
Meeds
&
George C. Lane
Goodbody & Co
Warren W. York
10,000
Kay,
>
&
&
Co.,
7,000
Co.,
&
Inc.—
7,000
Co., Inc.
electric generating capacity of the
company will
from its present 3,422,000 kilowatts to
3,913,000 kilowatts.
p.. S98.
160,
Television
6,000
Co., Inc.
&
Broadcasters,
This
4,500
2,500
mon
stock
company
5c
and
par,
the
share
the
new
shares
the
of
of
class
into
and
common
1954,
8,
1,250,000
company's
converted
was
of
B
par
nine
shares
As of
Nov.
9,
1954,
there were outstanding
.-shares and 455,400 class B snares; but the conversion
Gustavo
tic
Pellon, President,
of
measures
has
is
economy
announced
absolutely
His
survive."
statement, he said,
stockholders with respect to
by
that
"the
essential
if
occasioned
was
operating
exercise
the
by
dras¬
of
expressed
incurred by
the
deficits
during the past two years and to the sizab'e decline in
capital disclosed in the annual report for the fiscal
year
30,
the first
"alarmingly
deterioration
into
shares
common
increase
the
prior
number
of
to
the
offering
shares
common
of
the
and
class
said
the
than
that
to
160,000
decrease
80%
B
B
of
corporation
30,
1954,
provision
year
for
the
of
revenues
179,
ended
have
company
declined
will
number
of
then outstanding.
stockholders include H. M. Bitner, Board Chairman, and
family, who are selling 100,900 of their aggregate
^holdings of 109,350. Jeanne E. Bitner is selling 51,000 shares of 81,000
Bield; and Dorothy Y. Kapner is selling all of her 8.100 shares.
The
-six selling stockholders will continue to hold an
aggregate of 38,450
to
after
gross
for
Sept.
30,
revenues
come
income
352,350 class B shares.
Continental Air Lines, Inc.—Traffic Increases—
In
of the
period
a
traffic
rsecutive
and
of
month
this
gross
for
of
and
net
nine
net
airline
miiles
has
in
and
Revenue
increase
to
the
the
for
total
and
miles
con-
to
new
8.
Sales,
revenue
in
states
passenger
history.
totaled
month
revenue
Nov.
on
in
October
any
the
13,218,624
made
Traffic
of
highest
for
sixth
operations
passenger
Vice-President
revenue
miles
passenger
in
its
16,206,860,
for
October,
22%
a
1953,
he
••stated.
Passenger
The
est
in
for
revenue
of
month
same
the
last
company's
October
$1,008,469,
second
179,
only
to
a
21%
August,
operating
and
for
Federal
Reserve
for
State
Federal
Net
—V.
gain
over
high¬
1954,
books
to
M.
McKernan,
X)el., has been elected
•-serve
the
consultant
as
to
outright
purchase
"Corporation's portfolio
•financial
The
'The
a
member
the
of
board
of
bank
of
of
of
Colonial
the
executive
directors
stocks
majority
Trust
and
and
in
Co.,
Wilmington,
committee.
will
He
$
Mr.
Jones
fields
126,493,218
controlling
179,
p.
at
present
interests~of
has
pertaining to
charge of the
stock interests in
minority
holdings
CorpAmerica,
in
24
Inc.
income
excess
9,474,116
4,188.000
banking
institutions.
Colonial
per value common stock at $7.50 per share. Of the shares
offered, 120,000 are being offered for the account of the
•company and 80,000 for the accounts of the Cott brothers
60% of the outstanding shares after this
sale.
made
received
by the company may be used
Tor the expansion of the company's operations
through the acquisition
•or
establishment by
the company of additional bottling plants and
•warehouses and through additional franchlsed bottlers, as well as the
•enlargement of the concentrate and extract division of the company.
In addition
tank
proceeds to the company will also be used in part to repay
and for other corporate purposes.
loans
BUSINESS—The
*and
=and
engaged
directly in the manufacture
distribution of soft carbonated beverages and in the manufacture
sale
of
manufacture
the
is
company
United
came
and
concentrates
and
States
sell
and
soft
covering
trademarks
of
extracts
carbonated
all
the
or
to
franchised
beverages
part
of
19
in
bottlers
various
states
under
company.
who
sections
the
the
30,
be
remaining
1954.—V.
rate,
conversi.
the
shares of
the
1952
surrendered
or
applied,
1952
to
series
the
seric*
under
Bache &
Co.
at
required,
shares, ar 1
preferred
sales
this
controls
important
that
one
electronics."
and
own
"an
move
and
$3,618,225
in
forward
aircraft
sales
of
trade-
was
completed
in
has
1954
income
-^Income.
Crl62,500
two
and
electronic
iu
price
to
received
and
Electrical
6%
$l.cj
to
approximately
these
funds
which
next
interest
be relieved
to
now
capital
off
pay
amounts
payment
of
yearly
$12,800,000,
in
U.
gains
the
to
S.
taxes
and
these
Government
the
net
$9,500,000.
It
func'j
securities.
proceeds
has
been
decide.I
long-term debt of th>
Payment will be made c.j
Jan.
1,
1955.
The
the 1
company
and sinking fund payment*
Considering all factors, including
price of the Chloride stock, it was
timely to dispose of the. J
holdings in the English company and use the proceeds in this countr
y
which
in
1954
will
total
expense
$950,000.
market
"Since
the
sale
was
consummated
in
effect
of
011
the nine-month statement.
course, will be shown in the final
"The backlog of orders as of
$18,750,000
compared
the
The
Sept.
$21,885 000
with
fourth
quarter,
results
for
report
of
the
the
it
had
30,
1954,
was
on
Jan.
1,
approximate"/
1954."—V.
le>,
*
1432.
p.
the fluctuations in
$2,500,000
annually,
mostly In their new flotation type gyroscopes.
backlog of new orders is reported to be about $2 Mi million. The
company has expanded rapidly in the last two years, and recently oc¬
cupied new, larger quarters In Santa Monica.
Daystrom
Gyro's
said the
West
Coast
main
manufacturing
pany's
work
will
tronics
plant
would
continue
to
be
American
plants in the future.
John
W.
President
be
Gyro
headquarters.
handled
1952
and
180,
com¬
elec¬
succeeding
a
Robert
Kees,
B.
partnership
Lines
will
take
The
delivery
this
now
now
Public
Events
tion
Chicago,
has
ihe
fifth
its
Car Corp.,
corporation
covering
Cincinnati,
Oct.
on
235,950
The
Houston,
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
to
share), without underwriting. The proceeds
accounts payable, for prototype design, etc.—V.
to
are
179,
at
be
p.
the
with
offered
be
par
used
to
company
$1.50
and
&
order
Percival
holders
of
Rio
Grande
Western
RR.—Proposed
Dis¬
the
of
E.
The
Federal
Jackson
Rio
and
Grande
Court
at
for
attorneys'
to
fees
$1,000
The
—V.
will
refunding
refunding and
Federal
unless
ment
This
6%
5%
$1,000
to The
the holders of such
cancellation.
each
180, p.
Kenneth
Western
Colo.; this company
Robinson, counsel for the
W.
RR.
refunding
Court
written
has
Chase
National
Bank,
trustee,
for distribu¬
bonds who had
previously surrendered them
payment at the rate of $20.17 for
and improvement bond and $18.30 for each
improvement bond.
result
The
fixed
objections
Dec.
are
30,
1954,
made
to
and
approve
sustained
such
corporation
at
10
on
Nov.
8
filed
a
3,000,000 shares
of
cents
through
tredge Building,
expenses
Commerce
this
of
President
rate
of
an.I
corpora¬
and
own..f
of
the
American
Export
Lines
J
an
2694.
p.
Oct.
on
200,000
filed'a
29
shares
of
letter
common
of
notification
stock
(par
with
$11
the
to
be
are
The proceeds
to
SEG
offered
be
use
J
corporation
per
share
Denver 2,
Colo.
has
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
purchased
it
the
was
Grant
Paper
disclosed
on
Co.
Box
Nov.
8
of
by
Pitts¬
John
the
by
court.
boost the percentage of Federal's
paperboard production fabricated
own
carton plants. Grant has been a substantial
paperboard
will
its
of
Federal
since
1928.
The purchase
price was paid in cash for all of
Grant stock. The purchase was consummated on
Oct,
its
fiscal
$1,173,000
In
year
which
due
the
of
course
National
Aug. 31, 1954, Grant
included cash of $827,000.
on
the
Grant
Folding
plant
Box
will
Co.,
had
become
Inc.,
the
folding
the
The
outstanding
29.
net
At
the
quick
carton
clos.j
assets
Pittsburgh
Federal.
of
division*
subsidiary
ct
new
acquisition gives Federal a total of 13 paperboard mills and
plants, located mainly along the eastern seaboard.—V. 180,
carton
1770.
p.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New
Development—
In
to
letter
common
The
of
stock
Melvln
net
notification
(par
F.
one
Schroeder,
proceeds
are
to
with
cent)
be
501
be
Kit-
used
as
revolutionary
tires,
and
Raymond C.
tires
the
wheels
as
the change from solid rubber tire!
development of a complete line of tubeleej
with drop-center
rims
was
announced
Firestone, Executive Vice-President.
rims, he said, have already been
and
Nov.
on
offered
to
J
truci
manufacturers.
the
to
move
a
pneumatic
truck tires
These
to
incident to mining operations.
exchange, remittance for foreign
II.
acquisition,
part of Federal's current expansion program, Mr.
is expected to add between $2,000,000 and $3,000,004
to annual carton
sales, arid to strengthen the company's carton opera¬
tions in the Pittsburgh and Western
Pennsylvania areas. He said th*
Grant plant can convert
annually 10,000 tons of paperboard, which
settle¬
1770.
covering
175,
per share,
burgh, Pa. for $1,525,000,
Kennedy, President.
by
offered
of
directors
Crown,
in
Devil Canyon Uranium Corp., Moab, Utah—Files—
SEC
as
building.
director
a
Federal Paper Board
This
of
Denver.
and improvement
mortgage bonds, converted in the recent reorganization of the railroads,
agreed that the D. & R. G. W. RR. should pay the sum of $300,000
less
office
also
Department
York,
without underwriting.
increase capital and surplus.
in
2807.
tribution to Rio Grande Western Bondholders—
an
is
the
Henry
Kennedy stated,
Reno, Nev.—Files—
filed
25
shares
per
By
tallest
of
New
Col.
Miami.
Delta Motor
Denver
of
by
Chang Corp.—V.
covering
at
The
($1
City
Farmers and Business Men's Life Insurance
Co., Phoe-»
of
Delta-C&S last year purchased ten of the
giant, four-engined planes
costing $1,750,000 each, four of which were delivered last spring wUh
delivery of the remaining six scheduled during the fall of 1954 and
early in 1955.—V. 180, p. 1651.
The
the
announced
Patterson
Wah
Hilton, head of the world's biggest hot/I
Patterson, former U. S. Ambassador to Yugo¬
C.
Commissioner
of
been
world's
Mr.
the
to
Atlanta,
serve
Conrad
Richard
and
nix, Ariz.—Files With SEC—
month
DC-7, the world's fastest commercial airliner, which it
operated since last April between major cities on its
nearly 10.000system.
DC-7s
of
and
69-passenger
Louis, and
election
chain,
slavia
of
Vice-
now
1770.
p.
Lines, Inc.—Adds to Fleet—
Air
Empire State Building Corp.—Two New Directors—
of
in
President
now
Secretary.—V.
Delta Air
Expansion
of
this
cooperation with Daystrom's
In
founded
was
Bamford,
and
De!ta-C&S
pay
the
11
transactic. \
year.
The
In
entirely
mounting
assembly
tional
A
of
new tires and rims constitute
and design in which the simple,
tire
and
assembly of
major
feature
rim
tire,
of
replaces
tube,
flap,
Firestone's
the
rim
a
fundamental
changj
two-part tubeless tir*
complicated, six-part conven¬
base,
development
flange
and
program
locking
for
a
rin,».
complete
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. 8. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Publisher;
Seibert, President Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illtnoto
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion 02
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
account of
tl i
of
outstanding
$9,400,000.
date,
interest
sold i'l
company
Co., Ltd.,
cf
1,573.638 shares c,i
preference stock.
Thi
of
cumulative
invested
S.
the
Storage
consisted
approximately
U.
company,
field.
of
of
the
volume, of American Gyro is at the rate of about
Chloride
amount
will
use
"la October
investment
shaves
amounted
been
will
opera¬
The
The
31,158
payment
to
*$990,74 J
Nil
President, said:
Manchester, England.
sale
397,401
$795,752
•
Wyman Rolph,
stock
•
** 1,888,1^ J
share.
per
4953
$71,436,53. i
958,252
—
Dana
On
3i
$56,968,203
.
income—
our
50
instrument
It
Sept. 30—
into
in
penetration
our
Gyro
the
share.
1873.
p.
_________
After
Instrument
current
180,
taxes—
e
on
have
such
work
per
cents per
lOSS
S.
348,891
step
deepens
Daystrom
about
Stock
—_—____________
befoi
Net
'A
program
$36.75
Special Offering—A speci.I
stock (par $5) was
Exchange on Nov. 9 by
share, with a dealer's com¬
of common
Electric Storage
Battery Co.—Reports Loss—Sells In¬
vestment in English Firm—To
Retire Long-Term Debt—-
(Telephone STate
NOTE:
tha
extent
998.
p.
—
New York
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
*
payment of the company's bank
loans,
but
expected to be increased by $2 -
180,
on
The
tion
proceeds
Nov.
Cl. mvestment
American
to
The
pay
Cott Beverage Corp.—Stock Offered—Ira Haupt & Co.
%and associates on Nov. 9 offered 200,000 shares of
$1.50
PROCEEDS—The
dividend
of
stock
will
offering of 62,426 shares
992,000
367,335
%; of the stock of the Weston
Corp., Newark, N. J.
Company supplies miniaturized controly equip¬
companies
as
Douglas Aircraft, Chance-Vought, Convair, Hughes, North American and others. Many of their products are
used in controlling the flight of guided missiles.
The company also
The
Trust
515.
own
of
number
common
proceeds
applied toward the
amounting to $25,000,000
customer
-who will
the
on
into
balance
now
4,515,000
tax
taxes
$4,245,128
with
its
Electrical
SEC
control
The
125,795,087
8,800,463
inc.
on
tax
profits
income
called
allied
tions' of
in
be
the
depend
Such
redemption
Taxes
matters
will
institutions.
corporation
•Co.—V.
President
the
Loss
Jones, President, on Nov/ 10 announced an agreement
the American Gyro Corp., Santa Monica, Calif., manu¬
gyrbscopes for guided missiles,'radar and aircraft. -
of
diversification
St.
CorpAmerica, Inc.—New Member of Committee—
Nelson
will
converted
9 Months Ended
1953
Roy
purchase
facturers
Delta-C&s
1872.
p.
exchanging holders.
underwriter.
proceeds
exchange offer.
Net
1954
.
1875.
p.
Thomas
mile
180,
Net
sale
has
•closed (see V. 180, p. 1769).—V.
1954—10 Months—1991
$7,305,559 $64,009,902 $66,518,617
be
minutes.—V.
Daystrom, Inc.—Acquires West Coast Firm—
.-and
the
to
to
income,
net
(& Subs.)-—Earnings—
earnings
178,
—
oversubscribed and
t»
offered for
subscription by common stockholder*
exchange for outstanding preferred, the cash
differential c l
exchanges, and the subscription price and
underwriting terms are tj
be
supplied by amendment.
White,, Weld & Co. is named as tha
Net
for
Continental Oil Co.
Offering Oversubscribed—The
:$100,000,000 of 3% sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1,
1984 recently offered through Morgan
Stanley & Co.
associates have been
payment
shares
mission ,of 85
against gross
for Federal in¬
provision
revenue
Reserve
823.
p.
right*
applied
in
months
12
1988.
p.
Earnings before Federal and State taxes
American
totaled
and
history.—V.
year,
be
$93,192,
was
after
period
after
income,
the
to
after
similar
net
For
$433,381
taxes,
months
$
decline
seasonal
a
completed
announcement
an
recorded
passenger
over
upswing
anticipate
has
maxlmur*
a
l-to-20
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
income,
the
For
and
$69,114.
totaled
income,
taxes, of $84,495.—V. 174,
and
$64,886.
was
income
the
for
$354,149
taxes,
revenues
Federal
$469,275
of
report
$312,234
totaled
income
Curtis Publishing Co.
does
airlines
corporation
steady
itiigh figures, according
Stanley O.
Halberg,
The
when
year
sales,
rate,
Subs.)—Earnings—
of
taxes,
revenues
1954,
(&
revenues
Federal
provision
ment
:4n
cash
a
and
000.000 by
397.
p.
subsidiaries
and
gross
Federal
ago,
provision
selling
shares and
of
a
will
company filed a registration statement with the
SEC on Not.
1954, covering 300,000 shares of convetrible
second preferred stoc'%
seines of
1954, to be offered in part for
subscription by common stock¬
holders, and in part in
exchange for outstanding $4.40 convertib'*
second preferred
stock, series of 1952, on a share for shave basis
wit'*
preferred
gross
gross revenues.—V.
This
Sept.
shares
*three members of his
•common
on
150,000-kilowatt
a
1954—Month—1953
$7,187,579
180~~"~"l651
com¬
'Class B shares
The
S
principal
Cumberland Gas Corp.
5c
stock
shares
the
Period Ended Oct. 30—
—V
1953
period, indicating
a
tendency to
improvement in the company's situation."
year,
steadily during the past two years, resulting in a substantial increase
in the percentage of
payroll costs to gross revenues.
Payi oils which,
he said, normally represent 50% of
gross revenues now Comprise about
common
class
of
issuance
stock
proceeds
852.
p.
he continued,
quarter of the current fiscal
under
rather
Pellon
Mr.
work¬
1954.
Results for
were
to
is
company
concern
company
exchangeable
of
151,800
and
net
construction
El Paso Natural Gas
com¬
common
made
mon.
of
stock,
common
$1
and
which
of
as
shares
under
1983
common
The
5,
Cuba RR.—Revenues Continue to Decline—
Reserve
Nov.
on
issuance
1,000.000
each
outstanding
three shares of
changed
was
authorized
addition,
theretofore
for
the
company
In
'j$>ar.
of
name
the
in
of
This
Gross
corporation, formerly WFBM, Inc., filed a registration statement
SEC on Nov. 9, 1954,
covering 160,000 shares of its outstand¬
ing 5c par common stock.
The
due
shares
1,000
the
■date
Financing—
a
financing plan that include*
bonds, redemption of $35,000,0CJ
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.—October
Sales Off—
<-
Inc.,
Indianapolis, Ind.—Registers With SEC—
•with
expenditure
178,
bonds
2 500
—
Co
&
It
designed
V.
$7,689,04*
generating
Dan
River power
plant, which will double that plant'*
plans to start work next spring on a new
plant, whiclv
for ultimate one-million-kw.
capacity and for which initial
is
set
at
$24,000*000
including a
165,000-kw.
unit.—
its
at
$7,157,380
announced
20-year
shareholders.
has
company
capacity.
Is
5,000
Co
Phelps & Co
;
3%%
additional
present
construction.
The
•
5,000
&
Richards & Co
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Radio
&
218,737
ulc.
180, p. 908.
years.
comp'eted,
Consolidated
outstanding
5,000
Co._
Hodgdon
Rams'1"
&
increased
—V.
;
pur¬
Company
9,000
required
debenture
1957.
1954.
the
applied
12,500
Co.__
Co
&
Bros.
Fraser,
a
be
12,500
Co.——
of
$2,840,618
Power Co.—Plans New
company on Nov. 10
of
$40,000,000 of
offering to
unit
Hincks
Fahnestock
SmHb.
be
Shares
Barrett
12,500
Griggs Co.——
Kirkland & Grubbs_
Jenks,
hereunder,
to
warrants
50,000
9 ooo
,y
publicly offered about
three
underwriters
and
9,000
—V.
500,000 shS.
of
several
stock
6.7%—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
deter-
■
•
the
Shares
l
Co
F.
th3.
outstanding.
Proceeds
•construction
rbe
market
upon
commission clearances, that the
11.
It will be similar to
Jan.
vnow
will be
v
is
registration
a
a
petition with the Illinois Commerce
the debentures which will be sold through
bidding.
Prior to filings with
amount, together with other features
•exact
of
and
Commission covering issue of
competitive
as
Schirmer, Atherton & Co.—
R.
$103,125
Off
1770.
p.
Duke
Sales
1954—Month—1953
$2,650,222
180,
The
Clayton Securities Corp.—
Gas
needed
are
subsidiaries
of
Gorp.—October
issuance
to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting
foilows;
Hammill &
Bissell
—V.
Mar.
common
stores
Period End. Oct. 31—
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
of
viana
de¬
payable
FINANCING
$103,125
names
shares
Co
&
to
the
have
Sales—
PRESENT
The
ing
plans,
placing
1954.
TO
$1.50)
of
duPont &
Cruttenden
January.
Present
15,
EFFECT
quarterly
...
Ira
notes;
The
Gale,
to
are
Prancis I.
June
planning
Dec.
of
directors
common, stock,
subject
each
agreement,
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Plans Debenture
Offering
Willis
GIVING
policy
The
the
4V2%__
(par
number
chased by
Gas
908.
p.
record
the
basis.
on
notes;
Home
notes.
of
Gas
Keystone
instalment
as
the
and
heaving
a
urn
stock
time
in¬
Bingham ton
promissory
time
the
Commission
installment
of
common
in
additional
the
r.quest
its
stock
its
from
March
finance
to
to
to
stock
$250,000
common
subsidiaries
and
purchase
common
with
par
$1,450,000
than
its
respect
together with $200,000 of its
shares
be
the
par
together
with
to
are
of
with
subsidiaries;
until Nov. 18, 1954,
$25
the
of
three
SEC
the
proposes
the
for $100,000,
Co.,
curities
of
with
the
in
persons
$250,000,
shares
Co., Inc.,
with
Gas
application
shares
for
joined
Columbia
by
share
New Haven property,
on
interest
Reynolds &
.
System, Inc.—To Increase
application
an
vestments
of
favors
dividend
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
Laird,
This
filing
Gas
8c
holders
to
$3,120,000
1963,
S-earson,
Columbia
quarterly
of
the
1954.
television
mately $5,000,000—V.
$6,411,343
$3.12
.__
capital
1955
First mortgage
$
and
Earnings
management
a
CAPITALIZATION
223,109,649
8,970,000
income
on
on
15,
payable
<j»
263,746,543
16,269,130
___
before
Domestic
on
dividend
a
Authorized
Nine Months Ended—
Gross
(&
stock
common
clared
\
,
1
subscriptions an d advertisements must be made In
New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1976)
'
^
same
was
of load capacity
range
sizes.—V.
tires
V'fr'.V
•
180,
Golden Ensign Mining Co., Salt Lake City,
the elimination of five intermediate
sizes which cover
covered by Firestone's 13 conventional
With
Securities and
The
1873.
p.
on Oct. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
150,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10 cents
—V.
180,
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pay
expenses incident
to mining operations.—V. 177, p. 141.
1954—10 Mos.—-1953
$9,698,615 $10,024,521
1954—Month—1953
$1,187,739
$1,179,494
Nine Months Ended
Sales
180,
Other
$
Cost of
Chicago, 111.—New Control-
Foreman & Clark, Inc.,
Stores Corp. below.—V. 126,
Net
share.
per
This
—
in
'
111,954,953 109,721,020
7,245,371
3,370,422
———
Earnings
before income taxes
Provision
for
._—..
3,997,059
taxes
income
1,947,552
i/e* emen'
for
•*
itself
and
reserves—
share of
$6.53
stock
common
1954.—V.
outstanding Sept. 30,
Jr.,
Vice-President
indicate
and
surplus of
Estimated
$4,500,000,
V.
and
1334.
180, p.
Net
179,
3,248,312
the
reports.
Present
a decline
constantly rising
In 1953, the road had
the
with
1954
in
total
last
approximately
to
amount
will
for
10,858
Order—
Co.—Current
Union
Sales
Trailer
and
Freuhauf
100
Pool
Inc.,
convertible
weeks
The
order
first
for 500
largest single
the
was
The
100
loads.—V.
180,
trailers
Fruehauf
convertible
new
tarpaulins
the
are
maximum
latest
design
for
protection
trailer
Supply Co., Louis¬
The
sale
its
$100
par
was
organized
"to
plastic
manufacture
the
company
or
as
the
articles
of
tion
funeral
tional
the
proceeds,
$2,400,000
is
used for land and buildings
to be
for
production
Stanley
Maas
of
the company has
prospectus,
sale
gross
and
$400,000
Louisville is
expense,
H.
price-of. all
assignment, and
connection
with
his
casket
with
rights
and
products,
under
burial
caskets
pending
a
and
application
for
The
vaults,
patent
together
to
as
plastic
Co.
vaults."
Net
for
taxes
186,045
96,743
the
H.
"The
$61,483
$89,302
loss
as
President,
for
the
with
compared
Nov.
on
third
quarter
net
a
said
4
of
of
loss
in
$1,147
1954,
Federal
1954
after
$284,161
for
all
charges
the
same
was
period
; "The fourth quarter will show an operating loss.
However, it is
anticipated that the corporation will remain in the black for the full
Contributing
factors
the
to
1953,
to
lines."—V.
180,
720.
p.
Net
income
of
(net
Provision
Net
for
Federal
12,912,157
a
and
a
former
a
Director
inc. tax.
before
$1,486,762
$998,067
773,703
602,099
taxes-
<
$713,059
per
$395,968
$1.55
every
six
calendar.
Net
for
sales
the
in
this
operating
fiscal
compared
1954,
9,
to
of
year
with
Consolidated
weeks
40
included
Is an adjustment made
the
company's
13
period
year
under
Oct.
income
$1,618,240,
was
1953.—V.
to
$36,670,693
net
180,
9,
for
for
with
compared
1954
the
the
(41
weeks)
weeks
40
first
41
this
of
cosmetic
of
the
Corp.,
Inc.—V.
Sept, 30—
180,
S.
S.
and
and
1954
1953
,
$12,577,231
1,104,145
'$18,182,330
.
2,165,023
535,206
foreign taxes on inc.
foreign taxes
inc.
preferred
available
of
$1,010,048
358,791
380,103
stocks,—.
to
per
of
former
Nov.
Products
1,
Co.,
cash,
of
the
plus
ated
is
weeks
for
as
and
$0.50
N.
$2,524,600.
acquired
J.
and
v
after taxes.
all
of
the
an
affiliated
stock
of
Nuodex
real
estate
purchase price was approximately $2,650,000
of Heyden common stock.
The book value
assets
acquired
is
in
manufacturer
other
subsidiary
a
$0.20
Division
$187,542 net
chemical
The
SEC
Oct.
ended
the
first
Gill Co., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
company
covering
at
$8
W.
A.
Oct.
on
5,000
share,
per
filed
28
shares
of
letter
a
common
without
underwriting.
Montgomery, Harold Gill, et al.
Godchaux
of
stock
The
notification
(par
$10)
proceeds
with
be
to
are
to
the
offered
go
to
Nuodex's
000.
The
sidiary,
of
1953.
sales
of
volume
foreign
additives
Industries.
Heyden
for
1953
business
Coincidentally with the stock sales, Charles Godchaux retired from
his position as Chairman of the Board and was
named Chairman of
Board
home
Emeritus.
Chairmkn
is
in
and
and
Dallas,
Rice Mills and
RR.
a
the
and
largest
Texas,
single
is
of
a
Chairman
Foremost
Director
Committee,
p. 1536.
Charles
Officer.
and
Mr.
Godchaux
Holland,
President
of
the
Dairies, Inc., Missouri
&
as
whose
Comet
Pacific
Bank.
stockholder,
180,
succeeded
Executive
National
Executive
myself.—V.
Holland
Chief
director
Mercantile
George F. Scanlon,
constitued
Mr.
•.
a
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1954
operating
revenues
1953
$828,298
$982,503
868,903
$23,415
■V
$113,594
1
,1.629
provision
Bank
privately-owned
in
The
9.459
$25,044
$123,053
for
Fed.
inc.
$28,318
$27,755
Dr$3,274
tax.
$95,298
of
of
the
Washington—Acquisition—
institution
International
International
and
and
Henry
of
Is
II.
the
T.
Board
are
Reed
of
majority
a
stock
In¬
Liberia.
held
Included
Ford
of
acquired
Co.
Bank
financiers.
Chairman
has
Trust
by
group of prominent
Charles S. Payson, Julius
a
Vreeland
the
is
President,
International
Trust
and
Com¬
Liberia.
Liberian
Services
Inc.—V.
L80,
254.
p.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales
Lpwer—
:
Period End. Oct. 31—
>1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$5,545,004
$5,716,267 $43,257,858 $44,927,949
Sales
—V.
180,
1434.
p.
South
200,000
La
will up to
Salle
shares
of
St.,
10:30
(CST)
a.m.
30 at
Nov.
on
Room
1501,
Chicago, 4, 111., for the purchase from it of
preferred stock (par $50). See also V.
cumulative
1875.
p.
Israel-Mediterranean Petroleum, Inc.—Stock Offered
—Gearhart, Otis & Co. and Crerie & Co. are offering
American voting trust certificates for
750,000 shares of
common
capital stock (par one cent—U. S. funds) at
prices averaging $2.50 per share. (See Pan-Israel Oil
Co.,
Inc. in V. 180, p. 1775.)—V.
180, p. 1875.
Joy Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—To Inc. Debt
shareholders
are
being asked to consider and vote upon a
proposal to increase the company's debt limit from
$10,000,000 to $20,000,000.
This proposal will be presented for
shareholders' action at
under
It
for
The
almost
will
be
Nuodex's
oper¬
present
International,
amounted
done
sales
1954
amounted
volume
of
to about $6,500,wholly-owned sub¬
its
by
to
both
for
only
cents
per
share of Heyden
earnings
solidated
for
the
30
additional
an
companies
the last two
1954
year
months
common
will
is
before
U.
S.
taxes
income
Preferred
on
Canadian
and
Net
178,
1954.—V.
of
180,
p.
SEC
of
Heyden's
Nuodex's
B
1953
Sales
taxes
—
$12,984,161
$12,397,227
Shares
Net
common
outstanding
income
Since
Sept.
creased
2.2
2-for-l
and
30,
times,
on
September
common
per
stock
895,693
$12,100,231
1954,
as
Oct.
$11,501,534
30
3,102,741
share
the number
follows:
29
"
a
on
10%
of
Oct.
stock
common
11
the
for many years, and who is
presently
was
elected Chairman
of
the
newly
Shares
consisting of Messrs. Scanlon, Holland
Net
above
table would
per
p. 910.
shares
the
was
has
stock
been
in¬
was
Ad¬
items of the
common
,a—
share
:
6,826.030
$1 69
letter
to
are
of
at
($5
par
be
notification
stock
comxnon
offered
used
with
1,500
share),
the
shares
without
for
pay
property
Pa.—Quarterly Earnings—
Sept. 30—
1954
1953
$3,986,159
86,969,842
taxes
434 655
income
on
and
per
to
Income
1570 31
169,'500
U33.90p
$265,155
$436,415
499,500
499 500
$0 34
income
Number
shares
of
$2 37
share__
per
Earnings
,
per
Dividends
per
180,
$0.53
Instrument
it
common
Corp.,
Nov.
on
is
12
proposed
stockholders
stock
of
the
on
that
that
of
basis
they
Ketay
Norden
of
one
will
be
have
The
formal
offering
with
the
Securities
being
a
Act.
taken
to
registration
According
Instrument
the
right
share
of
proceed
of
the
It
*u *
stated
to
the
Messrs.
with
the
Corp
that
it Is
planned
to
Adams,
joinUy
a
will
plan
under
offer
to
the
to
exchange their shares
Ketay for four shares of
the
of
to
Paul
Conn
upon
Norden
securities
to
stockholders
be
offered
and
Adams,
registration
and
corporate
change the
name
in
under
Ketay
offering may be made
year
was
made
and
Milford,
agreed
Norden.
conjunction
so 25
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation
PrS.nf Kfet^' Norden LaboratoriescorPoration,
t.his
of The wreSidentT °J
President
which
$0.87
$025
722.
p.
Ketay
share___
share—
6,824.820
$1.77
proceeds
Ended
other
are
last two
be
I
Net
split
distributed.
be:
outstanding
income
—V. ISO,
$3.71
common
dividend
justed for this increase in number of shares,
3,102,191
$3.90
to
working capital.
Earnings before Income
—V.
883,930
stock
The
and
Months
and
Taxes
$28,393,288 $27,882,075
15,409,127
15^484,848
taxes
Nov.
l
filed a
shares of class A
on
1,500
common
Kennametal Inc., Latrobe,
Three
con¬
earnings
626.
1954
income
income
after
for
1955.
2573.
p.
corporation
covering
class
acquisition
ahead
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
dividends
income
13,
Kelden Co., Inc.,
Alexandria, Va.—Files With SEC—
The
announced
Net
Jan.
on
enter¬
prises."—V.
$3,600,000
running
stock.
include
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Income
meeting
D. A. Morrow, President,
commenting on the notice, said:
J
The $10,000,000 debt limit was
fixed in 1949.
Since then there has
been
extensive growth
in
the
company's
business.
Looking ahead.'
the
directors feel that provision should
be made
in
the
company's
capital structure for further growth
through the development of-new
products and markets and the
possible acquisition
of other
the
earnings after taxes of the purchased companies during
1953 were approximately $280,000.
Nuodex earnings for the year 1954
to date, after taxes, have been running at an annual rate
equivalent
to
annual
J.
1953.
Household Finance Corp.
a
Board
and
before
underwriting.
domestic
volume
Nuodex
in
Sugars, Inc.—New Chairman Elected—
Godchaux II, President, on Nov. 3 said in
part:
week prior to his death on Oct. 23 Charles
Godchaux had
concluded negotiations for sale of
part of his stock, and that of some
of his
family group. This private stock sale was handled through
Fahnestock & Co., acting for Robert B.
Holland, Sr., who heads the
group which purchased the stock.
the
on
holdings
535.
p.
become
Taxes
Leon
Just
extensive land
Columbia.
George S. Schaeffer remains as President of the Trust
company and Fred Lininger as President of its New York
correspondent,
$2,300,000.
chemical
process
division
or
of
excess
of
Consolidated
(J. K.)
its
on
British
shares
leading
a
plastic
of
corporation
Elizabeth,
of
$629,945
1,076,022
l~u._
Antibiotics
income
aggregate
9,500
tangible
net
Nuodex
paint,
Inc.
The
company.
this
1954
$210,148
1,076,026
outstanding
share_'_—
common
sales
stockholders
common
shares
common
tlucludes non-recurrent
of
$1,339,013
is primarily in¬
retiring from the
concentrated
development
and
-
(net)
Industrialists
1,154,975
inc.
on
and Air
-Earnings Lower-
.
.
i
Association.
The Rowe Corp.
p.
1652.
(& Subs.)-
.
Bankers
Investment
Hotels
Agency,
firm of Hayden
Stock Exchange
investment
of
Association
t$568,939
on
♦Includes
were
ended
1874.
p.
Is
be
company
the Moose Jaw plant,
following the acquisition or
refinery announced earlier this month, brings to three
sales
Control
327
management.
1953.
Oct.
due
years
$34,671,100,
3,
week
and
may
refineries
International
This
the
Net
$0.83
share
common
and
his
oil,
efforts
crude
its
Interstate Power Co.—Bids for Stock Nov. 30—
income
Number
in
additional
that
of
all
for the like period of
Director
returns and allowances
U.
U.
for
Dividends
,
The
the
Knott
of
International
sales, less
stated
that
capacity
income
terest
net income,
was $177,264.
For the 12
aggregated $2,007,007, and
a
the
in
of
Governor
Nlne Months Ended
Dr51,758
income
Earnings
partner
Heyden Chemical Corp.
On
Canadian inc.
elected
Governor
and
Express
Boyd
before int., deprec. and other ded.
charges, etc._
180,
180,
general
also
$1,049,825
9,118
.
Income before Federal and Canadian
been
has
Shreve
Co.,
Mr.
order
the
income
pany of
to $1,421,705 and
amounted
Oct. 3, '53
$1,477,644
expense)
Stock
Vice-President, of this company and
of Trans Empire Oils
Ltd., on Nov. 9 an¬
Husky of Trans Empire's Moose Jaw refinery
by
operating profit.!
Fixed
has
30,
a
Earned
operating income
Other
York
now
owned and operated
by Husky
with a
of 12,500 barrels per day.
expansion of the Moose Jaw refinery, from its
present
to 5,000 barrels of
daily ■ capacity' will fee-* implemented
total
for
Fleischr.iann,
Federal income taxes,
1954, gross revenues
for
Sept.
He
$13,961,982
12,611,978
expenses
New
The
$14,089,622
costs and
2705.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
is
Net
Oct. 9, *54
sales
Operating
gross
Firms
Subs.)—Reports Profit—
17 Wk. End. 16 Wk. End.
Net
additional shares
the
of
subsidiaries report for the nine months to Sept.
of $1,458,605 and net income, after provision
of $179,961.> For the nine months ended
&
Provision
General Time Corp. (&
the
taxes,
Shreve,
Income
product
use
firm.
lower
234.279S
of
of
The company
Gross
other
179,
the
for
Hazel Bishop, Inc.—Shreve a Director—
than
in certain
plans
provision for Federal income taxes, of $263,480,
1953.—V. 174, p. 1990.
is
remaining
Capitalization—
Increase
revenues
income
provision
earnings are the loss of a
.major original equipment account for 1955 models, the normal seasonal
decline in certain products, and substantially smaller seasonal
pick-up
expected
time.—V.
gross
Sept. 30,
Mr.
the
804,883
Net
par
no
This corporation and
Stone
and
being offered for the account
<
1372.
p.
8 will vote upon a proposal to amend the
of the corporation to increase the author¬
value of 25c from 2,500,000 shares to
Dec.
on
incorporation
of the
present
30,
part:
1953.
year.
Inc.—To
stock,
Wickliffe
Brlggs,
net
179,
stock.—V.
shares.
for
1,242
$1)
are
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
2,389
Federal -taxes
income
John
,1953
$14,453,856 $16,514,600
-
before
Provision
in
,1954
sales
capital
income, after- provision for Federal income taxes, was $230,459
compared with gross revenues of $1,990,205 and net income, after
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Income
its
Hamilton Gas Corp.
after
Inc.
Net income
net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
purpose
of
management has
months
Gabriel
of
capital
5,000,000
at
Negotiations leading to the
&
stockholders on
price.—V. 180, p. 1772.
Saskatchewan
Production
With SEC—
amendment on Nov. 4, 1954, to its registra¬
of obtaining registration of an addi¬
an
the
stockholders
The
"for payment of 2%
burial
for
shares
Mines,
certificate
the
to
com¬
chain,
$73,571,042 $74,225,168
$9,302,126
contingencies.
according
the consideration for which was
rights and development work in
his
Of
manufacturing
and
and,
contract with him
a
transfer-
omissions
for
President;
(par
production
in
barrels
-V.
ized
the
clothing
,
purchase
Net
corporation filed
750,000
Ilaile
proposes
manufacturing at its central pilot plant, $4,800,000 for three regional
plants, $2,400,000 for 30 distributing plants, $5,000,000 for equipment,
$4,000,000 for working capital,
$1,600,000 for organization and pre-
his
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$8,881,600
statement
embalmers.
intends to sell its own stock to the same persons to
to sell its products, funeral directors, and to con¬
buildings - and
facilities
to .manufacture
caskets
and
grave
through use of aluminum and plastic.
it
vaults
on
This
company
whom
struct
increase
or
Clark, Inc.,
Foreman & Clark stock outstanding
for cash aggregating $733,592.26 and
Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp.
Securities, Inc.—Registers
Group
as
Inc.
&
Executive
exploration
number
Other
the
incorporation
by persons licensed
held only
be
may
Clark,
$8,352,767 $21,262,755 $21,043,240
1423.
180, p.
and
and
capital
&
Foreman
when Husky, takes possession,. Projected
capacity of-the three plants
following completion of present-plans will be 18,500 barrels
per d4y ,*■.
^Increasingly larger volumes of Western Canadian eludes will be 'used
in, the refining operations. The_Maose Jaw
plant will utilize; as fdr as
possible, the' medium: and., heavy crude oils now
being produced in
1536.
p.
——
—V.
to
to
sale
Husky, a pioneer in the producing, refining and
marketing of "black"
oil,
already
has
substantial
land
holdings
and
oil
production
in
Saskatchewan.—V. 180, p. 1772.
<
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$7,797,879
i
180,
Sales
1954, under Kentucky law
plastic and aluminum caskets
Oct. 6,
sell
and
Under
vaults.
grave
of
directors
The
of
of
stock
Saskatchewan.
,
value.
company
at
The
Of
shares
!
*
$
28,031,937 225,479,596 217/776,213
28,702,445
Period End. Oct. 31—
statement with the SEC on Nov.
common stock,
to be offered for
registration
a
199,907
covering
Intends
stock
filed
company
1954,
•- -
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—October Sales Decreased—
ville, Ky.—Registers With SEC—
5,
$
.
1433.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
.
Funeral Directors Manufacturing &
180,
•
Lee,
the
Alberta,
Plans
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales Off 6.6%—
They feature a patented clamping
Insures
which
59.
p.
$
:r
-' *
>1954—10 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
'
—
—
—V.
.
high cubic capacity freight haulers.
for
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
order| in truck trans¬
I
'
Foreman
President
purchase
in
present
145,760,895 134,376,396
Cpc—October Sales .Up—; -.-v-
(W. T.) Grant
total, of
a
order of several
Fruehauf Volume Van
portation history.
device
to. cost
$4,000,000
a
of
marekt
Saskatchewan.
The
1536.
p.
W.
Boyd,
the
refining field
the
$
$
15,666,911
16,972,356
180,
■v\'
National
from
ago
trailers
Van
addition to
Trailer Pool
1960
Presently outstanding bank loans, to reimburse
in the acquisition of the
outstanding capital
Clark, Inc. and either to retire t-.e presently out¬
common
the Fort William
1954—35 Wks.—1953
$
D.
nounced
program of
13
have
Volume
approximately $750,000.
This
new
order is in
trailers.
Co.,
large Midwestern trucking
announced the purchase of
of
group
a
Trailer
Fruehauf
1,
above
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd.—Acquires Another
Refinery
2,000
National
firms,
of
the
Lawrence
John
Higher—
1954—4 Wks.—1953
—
—v.
loans
shares
terested
said.—
Massey
Mr.
year,
,
Period End. Oct. 30—
Sales
Co.—Receives Large
bank
&
■•0^013.272.9226 shares of
1 shar®s were acquired
in
decreases
under
$
Trailer
Fruehauf
the
capital.
Exchange at
$1,150,329.
revenue
7.49%
Grand
$2.50
—•—
Oct.
from
funds used
were acquired for cash.
The 10,858 shares referred to above
of the former Foreman & Clark
Deficit—
from
proceeds
acquired by Howard Stores
Corp.
purchase were conducted by A. G. Becker
resulting from
$3,000,000,
together
revenues,
516.
p.
annually
the
shares
1874.
180, p.
1,422,870
——$5.61
earnings
Earnings per fhare—
$350,000
apply
has been
in
—V.
cash
to
Ail the outstanding stock
Manager,
General
deficit of
net
a
express
level, employee benefits and material costs.
net
a
35,321,461
$7.30
31,798,688
______
.
intends
stock of Foreman
pany's
mature
inclusive.
company is expected to be among the many railroads in the
which will show a substantial deficit for this year, S. -J.
freight
wage
1953
v
Billings
and
expend,
notes
1969,
company
States
Massey,
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise1954
791,726,531 923,166,969
Grand Trunk Western RR.—To Report
It was com¬
United
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
S.
shares
on
estimates
Foster Wheeler Corp.
U.
ner
'Based
sec¬
ondary offering of 30,000 shares of common stock (par
$2) was made on Nov. 5 by Smith, Barney & Co., and
Blyth & Co., Inc. at $15.37 Vz
pleted.—V. 180, p. 1771.
2,856,779
725,790,302 827,269,111
foreign income taxes—
34,137,541
60,576,397
general
income
'Earnings
Offering—A
Inc.—Secondary
Dairies,
Foremost
$
789,177,842 920,310,190
2,548,689
—
.
and
Provision for
1819.
p.
•■■■ / $
——
3%%
1,
The
goods sold, depreciation, selling, admin¬
istrative
see Howard
sales
Total income
909.
p.
net
income
Oct.
standing
25,494,521 176,098,189 140,745.538
29,794,402
——
-
—V.
Consolidated
1953
$
$
$
24 Wks.
1954
1954—4 Wks.—1953
Period Ended. Oct. 16—
/;
companies
1953
1954
Sales Higher—
Fair Stores, Inc.—Current
Food
Sept. 30—
—
Loans Placed Privately—The
privately with certain insurance
$3,500,000 of 3%% sinking fund notes due
Oct. 1, 1969, and with certain
banks $1,500,000 of 3y4%
notes due Oct. 1, 1955-1959. This
financing was arranged
by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Earnings Lower—
1432,
p.
Stores Corp.
corporation has placed
per
Sales Lower—
Fishman Co., Inc.—October
(M. II.)
Period End. Oct. 31—
Howard
Utah—Files
Exchange Commission—
company
covering
Sales—-
Monday, November 15, 1951
-
the result that the new line has eight
tire sizes, with
the
truck
tubeless
of
line
J
■*
steps
de-
before the end
of
the
present
Volume 180
Number 5377... TheVorwhercial and Financial Chronicle
-
Ketay Instrument Corp. to the Norden-Ketay Corp., and to continue
the Ketay Instrument operations and/the Norden-'Laboratories
as
subsidiary companies with ,jw> major- changes in per¬
sonnel.
Morris Ketay will be ■ President of the Norden-Ketay Corp.
pointed out; however,, that 16c of the current earnings is Attributable
and no provisions were made for any possible
retroactive wage increases.
Earnings during the quarter which ended
Aug. 31, 1954 were adversely affected by lower selling prices and lost
production due to strikes. Mr. Karstedt stated.
both
operations
and
will
Executive
of
Executive
the
Committee
and
Vice-President.
Norden
famous
Chairman
be
Laboratories
Norden
development
the
and
manufacture of
and
Consolidated
;
is
Corp.
bombsight,
currently
.
the producer of-the
to
successor
is
-
engaged
sales
net
the
for
for' the
again..!, $8,658,424
research
in
current
quarter
quarter >in
comparable
the
electro-mechanical
$374,257,
were
compared
$397,232
to
for
the
period
same
Mack Trucks, Inc.
instruments
and
components.
Its plants are
located in
York, Los Angeles and Long Island.
Ketay subsidiary. Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp., with
offices and laboratories in
Pittsburgh, is engaged in research and
other
engineering servfces for industry in the atomic energy field.
Norden has recently undertaken a program involving instrumentation
and-controls lor commercial application of atomic energy.
According to the statement, it is believed that the combined' volume
of the
two
companies should be in excess, of $20,000,000
annually.
It will be in a strong financial position,
with a capitalization con¬
sisting solely of common stock and without funded debt*
The stocks
of both companies are listed on the Americartit stock
Exchange. Ketay
Instrument
Corp* has presently
990,990 shares
outstanding.
The
proposal
contemplates an offering of 100,000 shares of Ketay for
Months
Nine
(& Subs.)
Ended Sept.
the
all
stock
commoh
of
the
Class
Net
180'
1209.
p.
and
of-Norden
equal
an
which
number
is
" *
*
•
.
„
-
.
i
Net
Pqriod End. Oqt. 31—
1954—Month—1953
«■
$3,772,0OO
;____
-
-
707,500
2,882,900
-■
V. 180;
outstanding—
stock:
of/common
1,898,274
1,494,668
$0.39
817.
p.
-
.
1434.
p.
28.343,827
\
•'; /
'
~"...
'.
Kress &
\
*r
".)
_
Period End. Oct. 31—
»
Earnings for the first fiscal quarter ended Sept. 30, 1954 were* esti¬
at $332,000, equal to 44 cents per share, Richard A. O'Connor,
of the Board; reported:
He stated* that the declihe from the
1 Chairman
;
1954—10 Mos—1953
:
$1.22 per share reported for the same period last year was due almost
entirely to the sharp drop in shipments of military equipment and to
disproportionately high starting, cost of launching the new Magna vox
television lines, all of which cost was written off during the quarter.
indicated that the earnings for the quarter should not be con¬
as a pattern for the balance of the year.
Frank Freimanp,- President, reported -that Magnavox television and
£' radio-phonograph sales were running at-a rate that should establish
'a new record for this fiscal year. The company's new television and
SalCS IjOWCV-^
-
V.
$
-
13,568,350
______________
180,
1537.
p.
orders
is
The
:
14,316,370 123,685.460 127,583,858
:>
I
1954—4 Wks.—1953
$
—V.
$
85,009,837
180,
$
to
of
to&uchise
approximately
half
is
in
of
the
Increased
markets
the
in
that
accounts
plans
company
which
does
it
sold
were
not
last
$
82,304,927 916,110,090 8891)39,300
franchise
to
have
adequate
registration statement with the SEC
1954, covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due Dec.
be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds
all
of the
1976,
on
working
V.
180,
be
applied
mortgage
bonds,
the
to
3 '/2 %
redemption
series due
1,
ings
Freimann
for
stated
also
fiscal
this
last
of
that
there
ending
year,
year.—V. 130,
1979, to
all
of
Edgar B. Jessup, President,
the
1965,
1,
capital
be
to
subsequently
used
for
construction
and
this
the
of
is
June
indication
every
1955,
30,
will
at
year
related
purposes.—•
Lane Bryant, Inc.- -October Sales Off—
1954—Month—1953
'
—V.
180,
$4,870,507
Period, End. Sept. 30—
Gross income
Income
and
before
foreign
Provisions
Minority
Net
—V.
taxes
1,148,700
1954—9 Mos.—1953
4,042,900
1,982,800
88,300
70,400
$603,400
$1,971,800
$1,837,100
$0.81
$0.84.
$2.74
share—
,
910.''
p.
V.
13,000
and $170,000*face value' of 8%
from
years
the electronic and
both
are
400,000 shares
presently outstanding. -
date
loans
the
five
'
•
of
this
of
tips
forms
the
■'
new
rotor
it
was
power
the
is
also
Speedomax
The
used
Type G
and
instrument
Micromax
for..use* with
the
type of ramjet engine, designed for mounting
blades, was disclosed by Robert T. DeVault,
Acquire Substantial Stock Holdings—
Chemical Corp. below.—V.
180,
Mathieson
topfrollers.
v
company's
v
"
:
.
naa.ee
from
Safe-Start
15
by
inches to 25 by 48 inches.
18
control
burner
Equipment
to
Oct.
17,000,000
pay
29 filed
expenses
incident to mining operations.
Period End. Oct. 31—
,
—V.
with- all gas and air valves-, safety
accessories.
Microoarb control is pro¬
180,
1538.
P.
i
$8,134,085 $76,509,659 $77,418,865
'
.
;
McLellan Stores Co.—October Sales Up—
"
*
The: corporation1 on - Nov.; 4 filed a letter of notification- wi th the*'
SEC covering 75,000 shares of commoh stock (par 50 cents) ; to be
offered at $1
per.share,'without-underwriting. The "proceeds arete"
be used to pay for sales promotion
expenses, salaries, working capital
p.
Corp.—October Sales Higher—
1954—Month—1953
of
$
104,194,080
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers With
are
loans
to
be
used
incurred
for
construction
therefor.
$66,000,000 for the
of
utility
Construction
period Oct.
plant
or
expenditures
States
The
reach
The
bank
loans
$15,000,000
company
underwriters
on
and
inc.
on
foreign
now
at
approximate $10,000,000
time of the financing.
and
are
expected
to
the
plans to hold an information meeting Tor prospective
1, at City Bank Farmers Trust Co.—V. 180, p. 535.
Dec.
M & M Wood
Working Co.—Earnings Increased—
Consolidated earnings for the second quarter of the fiscal period of
40c per share as compared to 28c per share for the comparable quarter
©f the last fiscal year were reported by Paul Karstedt, Treasurer.
He
&
exch.
$3,996,629
!;•
•-
■
1907, writes all the standard
insured
and
loan
non-participating
industrial
basis.'
Its
•
of
the
offering
group,
which
is
to
plan,
jointly
Company
4
Nov.
of
this
submission
for
comr
the
to
substitute
for the plan pending
President, announced.
management in outline by preferred
as
to
a
Fraser,
V.
is designed to satisfy the $150 a
company's 7% preferred stock, and
satisfactory capital structure for the company.
?
officers were instructed by the board to submit the plan
to
plan
be
amended
Re-
Approve
structure
groups,
the
on
more
thereafter
will
submitted
arrearages
Interstate
the
Donald
stockholder
dividend
a
directors on
Commission
Commission,
provide
to
Directors
RR.
Commission
Commerce
present
to a vote of the
the stockholders
it
furnished
application
with
for
approval
stockholders.
following
Interstate
the
and authority
Details of the
filing of
Commission.
the
Commerce
an
\
The origninal plan was filed with the Commission on Dec. 31, 1952,
but
stockholder opposition was voiced
at a subsequent hearing and
petition of
proceedings.
management
upon
the
The
revised
the
indefinitely
Commission
postponed
provides that each share of outstanding 7%
plan
cumu¬
lative preferred stock, Including deferred dividends, would be exchanged
$140 in principal amount of new 5%
income bonds and one share
Income
(est.)__
2,118,381
on
preferred
on
common
per
The
proposed
Interest
$1,611,924
34,000
907,500
stock
stock
common
oh
742,500
$0.95
$1.08
share
preferred stock.—V.
$7,492,890
Three
Total
(&
wages
^
and
-
expenses
,
Depreciation and Amortization.;
Federal
Net
;
expense—
and
State
Income
————
taxes.j.
earnings
Earnings per com.
—V. 179, p. 2371.
defined
is
larger
between
be
share
(on
the
as
amount
that
a
$2,000,000 or 2V2 % of
"available net income"
be
redeemable
at
face
If
available
amount
of
the
annual
sinking
fund
is to be paid into the sinking fund.
,
Required, payments of< interest on the income bonds will be made
May 1, and payment into its sinking fund on June 1. All suchpayments are to be based on the earnings of the preceding year. /
The $60 par class A redemptive stock will share in dividends with
the new $10 par common stock, but its 667,005 shares will receive
on
.class three-fourths of all dividend distributions,
a
dividend
no
receives one-fourth. The
to
the
stock
A
can
while the 808,972
provision is made, however,
exceed
$3
per
share,
annually,
to be paid into its sinkin? fund*. The
provided for the fully redeemable A
stock will be payable only out of "available net income" in excess of
Income bond requirements,
and will be 5% of such remainder until
half the bond issue is retired, and then go up to 10% -of such income.
The call price for the A stock will be $65, and it, as well as the in¬
come bonds,
may also be purchased on the open market. There" is a
provision for a limited convefsion privilege whereby, if through the
operation of sinking fund, or otherwise, the outstanding shares of
class A stock are reduced to 110,000 shares or less, that sto^k will
become fully convertible into new common at the ratio of six for one,
but until then it may be converted at that ratio only if redeemed
otherwise than through operation of its sinking fund.
excess
any
that, amount
over
non-cumulative
sinking
fund
Botl) of the new stocks will have full, voting and precmntive rights.
On liquidation,,after the satisfaction of the par value of both stocks,
excess assets will be divided between them In thp ratio 0* three parts
the A stock to
Missouri
This
one
part for the common.—V.
will
company
build
has
a
an
1,290,000 shares)
'
'
1954
1953
$9,845,107 $10,379,131
7,532,015
7,541,352
390,603
20,625.
•
286,180
26,250
997,075
1,355,000
$604,789
$0.70-
$1,170,349
$0.91
RR.—To
Sell
180,
p.
1876.
Electromotive division
road-switcher locomotives
costing
order
total
of
Equipments—
plans to take bids Dec. 9 for
to cover about 80(v
of the
The
40
horsepower,
Co
Pacific
certificates
locomotives.
a
$8,550,000 of equipment
cost of 66 new Diesel
of the General Motors Corp.
for the road, each of 1,750
total of $6,652,840. The American Locomotive
road-switchers, each of 1,600 horsepower, to
180, p. 1876.
for 26
$4,079,530.—V.
Queen Uranium Corp.,
Reno, Nev.—Files—
on Nov. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
1,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at pat
(10 cents per share) through W. H. Gaskins, Vice-President and a
director of the company.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay
The
SEC
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Months Ended Sept. 30—
Materials,
the
non-cumulative sinking fund will be payable only
net income therefor in excess of all interest.
and; their
value,
there
corporation
covering
expenses
Publishing Co.
revenues
Interest
1953
1954
$7,056,816 $78,676,845 $79,186,565
1538.
Meredith
and
revenues. Deficits of net Income or
be carried forward. The income bonds will
Moab
Jan. 1 to Oct. 30—
1953
1954
sales
p.
accrue
178, p. 2094.
—4 Wks. End. Oct. 30
180,
stock. Each share of outstanding
for one share of new $10 par
bonds will be 60 year mortgage bonds.
fully cumulate to the extent earned,
only when there is "available net
income
will
mandatorily payable
"Avaflftble net Income"
Income /exceeds
year's
exchanged
be
income."
89
$1,826,756
34,000
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up—
Retail
be
5%
thereon
will
cost
—V.
redemptive
A
would
2,165,574
91,229
-
dividends
class
par
stock
stock.
3,777,587
taxes
profit
After
$60
new
common
$3,612,165
4,036,366
adjustment
to
are
1,
1954, to Dec. 31, 1955.
The new 30-year first mortgage bonds are to be offered at competi¬
tive bidding at 11 a m. (EST) on Dec. 7 at City Bank Farmers Trust
Co., 22 William Street, New York, N. Y.
-
8,070,705
——
taxes
Dividends
•
SEC—
on
members
the
by
Commerce
commdn
trust
$
12,280,503 102,880,283
insurance
life,
the
plan of modification of the capital
the
The
for
Net
This company on Nov. 10 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series G, due 1984, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
bank1
9,205,808
adjustment
profit
before
Exchange
1537.
proceeds
1954
1953
$25,263,352 $23,054,065
12,060,915
11,371,195
.
—
•Earnings
Net
$41,472,580
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
12,382,651
*
products sold
1
!
Marketing, Administrative, and general expenses
Cost
Dividends
Sales
repay
1954—9 Mos —1"53
$5,070,343 $40,804,898
'
(Mead Johnson & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Operating
$
estimated; at
1435.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net ' sales_i^___^_™._______—
United
Lerner Stores
Period End. Oct. 31—
180, p.
1954—Month—1953
31—
$5,084,222
180.
Profit
—V.
bet.
Period End.
Sales.
—V.
<
contingency reserves.
'
,
approved
was
Interstate
that
1954—10 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1957
$8,120,510
Sales
unit,
LegEtronics, Inc., Washington, D. C*—Files With -SEC.
and
authorized and
stock
.
..
shares of common
includes
.
>
disbursements
a
shares of common
351.
p.
*
payment is to b© 1% of
gross revenues, and
also until half of the bonds are retired, if any
dividends are paid ad additional amount equal to 25% of dividend
.
180,
pany
as
interlocks, blower and other vided for continuous, automatic regulation of the carbon content of the
furnace atmosphere.'. Announced applications Of
the furnace. include
carburizing, carbon restoration, hardening,' or homogeneous carburizing
cycles.—V.
health
v"
revised
A
The
j
-
McCrory Stores Corp.—October Sales Up—
company also announced the extension of their Homocarb furline (o Include a gas-fired model; made in eight' sizes, with work*
spates
a
separate
a
as
;
"
is centered in the Midwest.
1774.
but
Nov.
made
industrial
and
UNDERWRITERS—Other
to
announced
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par one-half cent) to be
offered at one cent per shaTe through Utah Uranium Brokers, 2680
South 20th East; Salt Lake City, Utah.
The net proceeds are to be
lines—termed Speedomax "Type H" controllers
proportional-Control -Units—are announced by this
60"
on
and
service area
common
"invisible"
Mayday Uranium Co., Salt Lake- City, Utah—Files—
1.
Both are mounted in the Speedomax case when
equipment is to be used for proportional control, The Control Unit
company
ordinary
accident
and
*'
1538.
covering
instrument
new
"Series
capital
par
"
-
operating
Interests
Olin
page
Leeds & Northrup Co.—New ProductsTwo
of
share
engineer.
The company on
and.
$5
on Aug. 31, 1954.
Net cash premium income; after deduct¬
reinsurance costs* amounted to $4,540,145 during the first eight
ing
will
New
See
($10
to be offered at principal amount through
proceeds art to be used- to reduce outstanding
working capital.
(
for
the
months of 1954.
•
*. • ' ■
'The company, originally incorporated in
and
Development—
flight testing soon an
which
will supply
boost
for
issue
of
and
of
$14,655,781
'
and
.Daniels & Smith. The net
bank
$8,416,243-
BUSINESS—Company, whose home office is in St. Louis, Mo., had
$154,552,682 of life insurance in force and admitted assets totaling
mechan¬
high in 1954. Development
electronic
digital computer
of approximately $728,000.—V. 176, p. 1964.
have, ready
Nov.' 5.
on
the SEC
subordinated notes due
will
company
Perfection
par
$8,408,474
PROCEEDS—The current offering does not constitute new financing.
of the shares are. being sold in behalf of certain stockholders.
There
;
Is
Marquardt
on Nqv. 3 filed a letter of notification with
shares of preferred stock to be offered at
company
sharet
per
in
new
two-dimensional
ramjet engine
helicopters during take-off and hovering conditions,
Lee Finance Co., Minneapolis, Minn.*—Files—
The
a
MINIAC
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—New
on
covering
set
the 1953 expenditure
This
$2.55
-
1954—3 Mos.—*1953
*
$3,187,450*
v
,
Coi, Inc., and A. G. Edwards & Sons announced1 on
10 the offering of 202,320 shares of capital stock
(par $5) at $22.50 per share. This offering was oversub¬
of
2,120,900
18,900
-
18,800
1436.
for
4,028,400
837,000
549,100
_____
income
per
will
1953 level. Demand began
prospects for the balance
to
exceed
$19,885,300
1,459,300
taxes-
at
Nov.
before
development work
fields
Marchant's
of
sales
and
manufacturing operations under one roof will
result in
operating economies not now possible with the present crowded and
dispersed manufacturing operations.
The 1954 investment in research and development will substantially
$580,000
for
180,
mid-year
favorable.
that sales
Federal
Interest
Earnings
1954—10 Mos.—1953
$6,743,500 $21,749,800
1954-^Montlfe—1953
$3,056,169
180* p.
vised Plan—
acquisition of a new plant site adjacent to the company's two
present plants has been completed. Architectural plans are in final
stages and a starting date will be announced in the near future. Con¬
Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings—
$7,082,800
75,000 shares
P.
The
$5,233,740 $47,728,014 $50,601,334
1954—3 Mos.—1953
share and
per
equal
solidating
(&
$1
earn-
equipment has progressed steadily. The MINIAC
designed for versatility of usage, and priced at from
$100,000, is aimed at the large sales potential in mediumbusinesses having heavy data-processing needs.
sized
1537.
p
Lane-Wells Co.
at
that
input-output
$85,000
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
computing
production
closely to the
the
at
appear
Research
ical
computer
Sales
SEC
least
5 reported to directors
on Nov.
holding
is
year
strengthening
1537.
p.
the
1335.
p.
Marchant Calculators, Inc.—Sales Volume Steady—
4,
volume
of
Dec.
held
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
$8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series due April 1,
the remainder of the proceeds, after payment of call pre¬
these issues in the amount of $413,650, will be added to
and
miums
to
are
$6,050,000 of first
Nov.
on
with
Ser
Laclede Gas Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers With SEC
a
notification
of
jointly managed by R. S. Dickson & Co. and A. G. Edwards and Sons
are:
Equitable Securities Corp.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Loewi & Co.
Inc.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Hayden, Miller
& Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; George D. B.
Bonbright & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; and Westheimer & Co.—V. 180,
representa-
,
Mr.
*
filed
shares
Sales
As
additional
present backlog of orders for.all company divisions exceeds $30,000,000.
,
*
'
:
those
This company
letter
a
year.
The
1537.
p.
filed
scribed and the books closed.
appioxi-
were
The backlog
not
the first of the year.
tion.
.1954—44 Wks.—1953
'
Sales
receivers
decided
cancelled all its dealer franchises last August and, to
this date, has re-enfranchised on a firmer franchise qualification basis
accounts
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up 3 %—
Period Ended Qqi. 30—
television
Magnavox
that, management.has
.
company
production
..
of
ahead of the same period last year.
large
so.
^-^itionaL*ccounts
.*•
Sales
—V.
"October; shipments
-mately 100%
-
Ti54i^tonto^953'{\^l954^-i0Mos.—1953
i
2
All
*
t
-
par
Miissouri Insurance Co.—Stbck Offered—R. S. Dickson
'
j
high fidelity lines have been in such great demand that the company's
production faculties
are
required to work on
an
overtime basis.
28,658)901 245,669,379 248,165,120
•
the
at
Miller-Wohl Coj, Inc«—October Sales Off—
.i
1954—10 Mos.—1953
'
Nov.
on
Peatiod EWd. Oct; 31—
'
.
mated
V
.
*r
with
$1.27
._.
—V:
?
180,
*
be -offered
at $1.50 per share.
offering is not underwritten. The unsubscribed, shares are to be
publicly offered" in Utah and Colorado. The proceeds are to be used
for expansion.
.
'
/£*
to
Magnavox Coir—Quarterly Earnings Outlook—
(S. S.) Kresge Co.- -October Sales Slightly Off— '"•■■■'
—V.
notification
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered to
on .the following
basis: 25,000 shares at the rate of one
.share tor each two
He
.
of
stock
"the rate of three shares for each two shares held
strued
Sales
letter
a
common
stockholders
*
inclusion
the
$3,708,000 $33,612,000 $32,953,000
1954—Month—1953 :
company
covering
provision for depreciation and amortization of ■ $1,419,672 and*
of non-recurring income in the amount of $411,408^—
* After
r.'
615,998
—
shares
Profit per share
—Vv 180, p. 1434.
Period End. Oct. 31-
filed
of
through Frank D. Newman & Co., Miami, Fla. The
proceeds.are to be:used to purchase raw materials and new equip¬
ment and for working capital.
Midland Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
*1,323,498,, '•*. .3,980,274
-
28
share)
per
The
>
1,58.4,667
profit-
Common
(G. R.) Kinney Co.—October Sales. Up—.
Sales
($1
net
shares
of
r
'.
Tne
not
.
Canadianincome tax
Canadian income tax
Provision for Federal and
Beverages Co., Hialeah* Fla,—Files—
Oct.
on
SEC" covering"'260,000'shares
83,497,030 131,481,688
sales
Income before PederaLnnd
publicly owned.
of the exchange
offer, by
all Norden- stock¬
stodk
of
Ketay will be increased by 200,000
Assuming acceptance
holders, the' common
shares.—V.
Norden
of
B'stock
Mi-Ame Canned
Tito--company
.
; j
**
1538 and 1435.
PP.
:
1953
$
-
of
last year.
1954
180,
as
-Earnings Declined—
30—
A.
1954—9 Mos;—1953
$11,237,000 $11,485,000 $86,907,000 $88,810,000
—V.
fiscal
Earnings for the first six months for the current fiscal period totaled
$1,119,882, compared to $874,192 last year.—V. 180, p. 1875.
New
1954—Month—1953
-
Sales
Beiore tax earnings- for the quarter were $848,705, compared .to
$569,784 for the same period- in 1953.
Net earnings .for. the quarter
electronic
ah
previous
Period End. Oct. 31—
year.
instruments, sys¬
tems and computers. The company's research and development labora¬
tories are located in White Plains, N. Y.
The company's two manu¬
facturing plants are situated in Milford, Conn.
r
Ketay Instrument Corp. is a large producer of presision synchros,
servos
ana
resolvers, and develops and manufactures other types ol
for
$7,597,911,
were
5
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—October Sales Lowier-r I
.
to a non-recurring profit
.
Adams
.Mr.
(1977)
incident
to mining activities.
Monarch Machine
Tool Co.—Earnings Lower-
foi1 the, third quarter ended Sept. 30, after al charges,
including FedeVtil", incoipe taxes/were $169,790 on gross shipment; of
Net earnings
or 40 cents per'Share
on the 420,000 shares outstajvLng.
complies Wiift net earnings of $566,017 6n shipments of $8,240,850,
35 per shaTe, fql ttte third quarter of "953.
fror the first nine lUorithl of 1954, net earnings totaled $1,164,032 on
gross shipments of .$15,879,805 or $2.77 per. share,
as compared with
net earnings of $1,5J.0,995 on shipments of $21,377,200 or $3.60 pet
share, for the first nine months of 1953.—■-V. 180, p; 1001.
' ;
$2 846,135
This
or
$i
.
t
(1978)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
like
Montana Power Co., Butte, Mont.—Files—
;
period
with
The
letter of notification with the
covering not to exceed 8,000 shares of common stock (no par)
1'
he offered at S36 per share to employees pursuant to stock pur< -»ase plan.
The proceeds are to reimburse the company for cost of
Inquiring shares..'VPVv'-v.-•:■■■
company
Nov.
on
filed
1
the
of
58c
1953,
68c
or
earned
a
share
per
ago.—V.
year
a
the
on
180, p.
common,
compared
as
Okona
The
SEC
National
Securities
Corp.—Bache &
Research
&
Co.
Offers Mutual Fund Shares—
corporation
used
to
of notification with the
stock to be offered at par
The net proceeds are to be
incident to mining activities.
expenses
pay
filed
25
shares
without
share),
per
Oct.
on
300,000
covering
($1
Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
Uranium
627.
f*2C
1954
Monday, November 15,
...
of
letter
a
common
underwriting.
.
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
CONSOLIDATED
f Months Ended Sept. 30—
*7 -tal operating revenues...
{jpsrating deductions
1954
1953
822,773,006 $23,156,086
15,864,029
16,249,538
—
——
...
/V;-' :
Bache
Net
$6,908,977
$6,906,548
174,876
operating revenue
184,145
income
of
Total
deductions.
$7,083,853
-
—-
$7,090,693
1,560,620
:
deductions
come
l,603,9a4
—.
-
Net
income
Balance
for
Talance for
On
Nov.
f ties
l
Co.
ower
*j?.d
common,
this
$4,707,083
National
—
$1.92
share—
per
took over the northern
company
Utilities
This
Co.
Montana gas propto the Montana
adds
Series,
funds
the
of
which
funds,
number
Preferred Stock Series,
Speculative Series and
are
distributed through
Series,
of
value
funds
Corp. currently
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
____
—V.
180,
National Securities
supervision of
under
$190,000,000.—V.
exceeds
180,
1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
$788,196,469
$88,434,634 $99,934,205 $681,510,603
T ales
ended
Harry
year,
M,
_
1he
nine
4he
common
C 1.87
months
share
per
amounted
stock.
This
equal
with net
last year.
income
compares
the like period
in
taxes, net income for
to $1.46 per share on
income
Federal
$1,990,293
to
offering
Vickers
by
Brothers
and
J. W. Kaufmann & Co., both of New York City, of 298,000 shares of common stock at $1 per share nas been
to
rhare
Tue
of
the
the Korean
to
Operations of
tinued
was
the
Kitchen business has con¬
company's Youngstown
he added.
"outlook
the
for
balance of 1954, Mr. Heckathorn said
quarter appears satisfactory."—V. 178,
the
final
1-1780.
Earnings
The
Policyholders Increase—
The
000,
trustees
have
increase
biggest
voted
179,
dollar
$7,900,000
of
increase
dividends
in
increase
to
announced
In
Of
Mutual
its
New
v/-;1
dividend scale
/■
more
Newark,
J.—Files
N.
The corporation on Nov, 8 filed
cc
•/
.
retired
has
retiring
are
payable
nine
all
wi.i
piuct-cua
Fuel
share
nhares
Federal
Other
lueu
uc
basis
(with
CAPITALIZATION
of
one
share
new
GIVING
EFFECT
for
each
sinking fund debentures due 1979
15,000,000
due
July
13,000,000
due
1954-1958
stock
(without
will
funds
bank
sidiaries;
of
such
subsidiaries,
013,000,000.
penditures
which
and
5.955
(amounting
addition
md
to
to
ditional
.'i)le
additional
nearing
1955
the
to
its
stock
common
operating
new
or
1954
construction
will
expansion
order
from
either
company
issues,
or
this
to
program
cost
proposed
of
approximately
estimated ex¬
involve
complete
1955
during
due
needed,
stock
common
as
may
existing at
in
offering
be appropriate and advisthe time when funds are
in
the
was
organized
business
in
New
Jersey
on
Dec.
8,
1902.
of
'ennsylvajUa Oil Co. (indirectly) and Iroquois Building
National Lead
Co.—Earnings Continue to
Corp.—V.
Gain—
corporation
before
Federal
Federal
taxes
taxes
on
on
$
at
$1
to
23,340,999
32.347T02
Third
Charter
25,776,390
per
on
vision,
office
19,651,148
191.445,305
175,229,851
145.798,468
13.550.076
common
share___
11,302,780 shares in
quarter
sales
amounted
to
totaled
1954
and
versus
20,857 869
$2.14
$1.74
1
11,048.469
$101,594,817.
$8,206,731,
__
shares
Earnings
$7,050,154
set
machines
filed
2
of
letter
a
proceeds
The
of
stock
common
notification
to be
are
five
(par
used
with
cents)
to
pay
the
be
to
and
new
material
and
180,
is
important
and
by
method
in
employed
in
Los
180,
or
1437.
p.
of
temperature
construction
Calif.
in
control
the
of
refrigerated
Anheuser-
$20,000,000
wall method, as developed for the Anheuser-Busch
brewery, prevents moisture from remaining in the insulation, thereby
insuring its maximum efficiency, permits erection of w«ll irsulation
without use of hot asphalt and its attending, dangers and provides for
use of practical
interior finish of cement asbestos board. In addition,
dry
new
it
makes
p.
1437.
possible
temperature
accurate
extremely
Inc.—Registers With SEC
registration statement with the SEC
a
will
bonds
due
1984
for
is
in
3'/a%
applied
the company toward
expenditures fur the
by
deiinitive
Construction
the year
due
controls.—V.
180,
Dec.
and
form
1,
also
may
Co.—October Sales Increased—
1954—Month—1953
Operating revenues
Op?rat;ng expenses
1954—10 Mos.—1953
$14,732,210 $14,259,804 $132,375,970 $127,784,733
180,
1537.
p.
income
American
1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Months—1953
$
$
$
48,061.500 458,07),°21 -*?3 983,845
35,077,333 323,555.070 307,365,530
54,174,418
36,839.821
___
Co.,
Co.—Earnings—
& Telegraph
____
Trust
1G54.
taxes__
5,590.000
3,923,000
39,238.209
34,185.489
Other
operating taxes..-
4,345,173
3,739,734
38,685,557
34,492,638
Net
Sales
Federal
the
at
made
be
Calif.—V. 180, p.
Pacific Telephone
1955 are estimated at $16,201,000.
fir t
1984, and series X 3Vb% due June 1, 1984,
against the surrender and cancellation of temporary
Exchanges
San Francisco,
N, Y., has announced that
refunding mortgage bonds,
New York,
deliver
to
prepared
now
series W
bonds.
be
program.
be offered
to
it
.$
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
steel
on
by a prominent tele¬
largest producers of
Aneeles,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Newberry
sheeting
the
of
one
plastics
of
producer
vinyl
being used
currently
expenses
911.
(J. J.)
a
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Definitive Bonds—
offering
its construction
p.
of
represents holdings
leading manufacturer of rubber foot¬
a
laminating
equipment.—V.
improved
was
brewery
The
covering $6,000,000 of first mortgage
public sale at competitive bidding.
financing
sold
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—New Development—•
operations.
the
Inc.,
engines.—V.
13,302,570
New Orleans Public SerVice
proceeds of
being
an
for
City Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
Net
rocket
of
130.870,GP6
1.442.158
shares
share.
per
mining
also
now
process
manufacturer,
$
stock
corporation,
is
a
This
$
14,832.548
Cr850.781<
Nov.
on
Motors,
Reaction
in
producer
and
Corp., Winchester, Va.—Stock Of¬
common
aluminum?
Norden Laboratories
See
Kctay
North
troit
Instrument
Central
Route
Airlines,
decision
Board
the
above.—V..
177,
operating income-
7.359,421
5,321,413
56,593,085
47,940,188
6,088,291
4,303,494
43,925.023
38,153,397
Inc.—Award
of
local
issued
Curtis C. Henderson, Civil
that
this
company
be
5,
between
Chicago
and
on
the route are South Bend, Ind., and Kalama¬
Creek, Jackson and Ann Arbor, Mich., with Ann Arbor
through Willow Run airport, Detroit. (Both Detroit and Chicago
major terminal points on North Central Airlines routes north to
for
earned
the
for
Industrial
V/ith
covering.
per
offer
0?
Oct.
01
f led
29
letter
a
of
The
proceeds
This
be
to
are
notification
of
stack
4.525 shares of common
without underwriting.
resc's ion.
Tex,
Exchange Commission—
share),
struction
Palestine,
Foundation, Inc.,
Securities and
cornorat'on
The
SEG
($25
Detroit.
Battle
lines
and
at
Peninsula
Upper
the
also
the
with
to be offered at par
offer is S'bject to an
used to pay for con¬
building.
flight
recommendations
within
applicants
30
Lake
are
daily
days
over
other
by
Central
suspension
cities.
examiner's
filed
of
American
the
local
will
become
airlines
and
American
service
at
route.
final
opposition
seeking the route. Other
Airlines, both local service
applied
time
same
intermediate
Sept.
on
11
not
contested
last
spring.—V.
the
for
requested
points.
and
the
Dec.
action.
180,
232-mile
the
9,
route
and
Aug.
on
of
suspension
Lake Central
20,
American
Ozark
filed
1953,
and
Airlines
at
similar
1953, respectively.
hearings in the
case
1953.
third
the
ing
Northwest Airlines,
The
corporation
of
According
will
Inc.—Borrows From
completing
negotiations
for
an
Banks—
$18,000,000
Donald
the
equipment
W.
purchase
already
President,
Nyron,
of
additional
the
aircraft,
funds
to
loan
Co.
will
have
Lake
been
'ea-'eholds
Oil
Co.
Oil.
in
them
interest
in
Boards
of
The
approved
the
agreement
and
a
is anticipated following the draft¬
total
various
on
between
one-half
English
by
of
counsel and the execution
of the transaction were
English
and Joseph Minton,
Utah,
announced
City,
reached
undivided
an
owned
transaction
the
by
has
acquire
leases
gas
corporation,
Salt
of
a
not
joint operating
disclosed.
approximately
selected
300,000
orospect":
and
acres
approxi¬
50,000
undeveloped net over-riding royalty acres in the Rocky
Mountain area, principally in Colorado, Utah, Wyommg and Montana.
An interesting portion of the acreage lies on
and close to the pro¬
posed route of the new Pacific Northwest Pipeline which will carry
received
including
from
gas
several
the
San
Juan
in
Basin
Mex'ca
New
and
the
from
ington.
be
reportedly
Mountain
Rocky
terms
of
undeveloped
this
companies
of
ho'dings
natural
to
finance
some
is
both
contracts
The
The
of
tanks.
14
of
Oil
Oil
and
agreement.
mately
from
oil
closing
prompt
Acquires
—
of
agreement
an
Panhandle
the
concluded
were
1437.
p.
English
that
all
of
Corp.
President
which
Directors
applica¬
American Airlines has
Public
of
10
Nov.
on
Oil
—
Gilbert.
Roger
President
unless
also
Ozark
Acreage
a
]
Central
the
tions
Air¬
schedules
now
carriers.
North
Panhandle
Michigan.)
of
recommended
intermediate
round-trip
The
Is
the
Henderson
service
single
ordered.
Rocky
This
The banks involved are Bankers Trust Co.,
Chase National Bank,
National City Bank of New York, I-irst National Bank of
Chicago, First
National
Bank
of
St.
Pa-,1,
First
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
Northwestern National Bank of Minne^po'is, Mellon National Bank &
will
agreement
increase
in
Mountain
exploratory
that
area
an
coveiies,
open
up
to
large
a
the
the
a
states
new
of
territory
Oregon
for
of
both Panhandle
potential for future
activities
holds
accoiding
to
Basins
announcement.—V.
179,
and
Wash¬
Panhandle and
and English Oil
o.l
p.
and
dis-
gas
11G2.
Trust
Co., Seattle-First National Bank, First National Bank of Mil¬
waukee, Seattle People's National Bank, Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Pacific
National
Portland.—V.
Bank
180,
of
Seattle
and
United
States
National
Bank
Paramount
of
1210.
p.
The
Pictures
earnings of
the
Canadian
Hoist & Mfg.
W.
Dickey,
Co., Lisbon, O.—Acquisition—
President,
has
announced
to
Lisbon, using
a
and
that
will
this
company
The
was
income
had
Bob-Cat,
Hoist
File
take Bob-Cat nroduc-
part of the plant in which it
was
originally
a
and
heavy-duty overhead-rail electric industrial hoist,
processed in the Hoist & Crane Division of the
Co.
manufacturing the Bob-Cat
and
Crane
Division
of
Heights,
Ohio
Bob-Cat
that
of
Ohio
Hoist
motors
and
the
their
purchased several years ago by
is
shares
Wrights
Wright
File
used
Co.
the Lisbon
This
(Ohio)
division
was
whose main produc¬
Dunham Road, Maple
magnetos
in
its
plant.
&
hoists
Mfg.
in
the
Co., Cleveland, has been sole distributor
past four years.—V. 180, p. 537.
of
the
alter
and its consolidated domestic and
quarter ended Oct. 2, 1954 are
third
provision for United States and
These earnings represent $1.10 per
Consolidated
at
share
on
Canadian
the 2,208,133
for
earnings
$2,005,000
and
ended Oct. 3,
the quarter
represented
89
cents
per
1953 were esti¬
share on the
shares then outstanding.
Consolidated
are
earnings
estimated
at
for
the
nine
$6,390,000.
months ended
These
Oct.
2,
earnings' include
1954
net
after
profit
investments in subsidiary and affiliated
companies
of
approximately
$832,000
(after
deducting
applicable
income
taxes).
These earnings, including such net profit on sales of
investments represent $2.89 per share and, excluding such net profit,
on
Ohio Electric Co.,
$2,428,000
taxes.
mated
taxes
for
outstanding and in the hands of the public as of that date.
2,256,158
conceived
Wright
at
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
corporation
subsidiaries
estimated
Ohio
tion
in
1877.
p.
Palestine
Chicago-De¬
recommended
route
charges-
180,
—Files
Nov.
on
examiner,
service
a%er
Net
—V.
2478.
p.
Recommended—
initial
an
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
Corp.
manufactured.
310.817,302 3"3.806,720
49.117,389
53 204,971
income
Income
income
•Based
1954—9 Months—1953
1774.
300,000
the
-
developed
Busch
covering
developer
Rubber
materials,
wear
has
14,034,550
In
Net
Co.—Earnings—
1,523,574
p.
interest
substantial
a
a
PROCEEDS—The
*587,088
tion back
4953
$
Earnings
1954.
22,553,797
purchased Ohio Electric's hoist division,
1954
,
for
com¬
30,
buildings
James
Nine Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Provision
the
Nov.
construction
Such funds may be
short-term bank loans, ad¬
through
both,
circumstances
engaged
.ncome
record
12,339,395
the
owning and
holding the cap t il
flock of the following operating companies: Iroquois Gas Corp. United
fjatural Gas Co.. Pennsylvania Gas Co.. Republic Light, Heat and
•'ower Co.,
Inc., Provincial Gas Co., Ltd., The Sylvania
Corp., Penn>Tork Natural
Gas
Corp., Jefferson County Gas Co., The Mars Co.,
—
bonds.
of
share on
per
of
18,717,220
Incident
sub¬
for
of
approximately $10,000,000.
BUSINESS—Company
is
worth
$1
13,049,965
The
com¬
Even¬
Squired.
.'t
of
holders
O'Sullivan
19,046.796,
14,428,959
Examiner
a
loans
completion,
plant
In
available
debenture
under
for
or
has
J.j
acquisition by Olin
field of propulsion
the
in
aircraft. In addition to its own
production of high energy fuels,
fered—Troster, Singer & Co. and C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Inc., on Nov. 10 made an offering of 71,000 shares of
common stock
($1 par value) at $4.25 per share.
1,367,836
Wisconsin
portion of the com¬
to provide monies for
repay
bank loans presently outstanding and
nearly $9,000,000),
there
will
be
sources,
the
additional
company.
to
funds
by
is
for
repay
internal
obtained
out¬
2,008.606
180,
activities
its
further
out
that
stated
Nichols
Mr.
Mathieson
*31,254
are
subsidiaries.
$10,000,000.
work
the
the
obtained
been
of
of
of
to
PROGRAM—The
Plans
of
have
stock
purchase
operating
general
either
used
which
CONSTRUCTION
the
be
sale
funds
the
from
the
to
common
to
or
to
will
loans,
purchase
proceeds
added
and
rounds
Rockaway, N.
180, p. 1374.
1954
Intermediate cities
1,268,657
4,191,201 shs,
6,000,000 shs.
value)
par
net
be
Olin
guided missiles and supersonic
operations in the development and
1,369,823
SEC
8,700,000
loans
PROCEEDS—The
advantages to both companies
many
served
15.000.000
loans
1955__1
offer
for
taxes—
zoo,
18,000,000
Bank
loans
for
was
that
22.066,009
___
expenses
Aeronautics
Outstanding.
$12,352,000
Bank
the
$2.58
were
stock
New England Uranium-Oil Corp., Inc., Oklahoma City,
Amount to be
15,
relationship will
Mathieson
A
10
The
FINANCING
Authorized
pany's
$62,000
1
to
1954—Month—1953
income taxes—_
operating
In
PRESENT
TO
sinking fund debentures due 1973__ $13,500,000
:.y4% sinking fund debentures due 1977
18,000,000
these
guided
for
1
in
a
company
privilege).
an
3%
tually
ramjet
engines
'
stockholders
principal
the
leader in the development of supersonic
missiles.
which is
new
of
President
.
of
one
as
Marquardt Aricraft
operating income
after charges.—
—V.
SEC—
Offered—The
Marquardt,
E.
'
former director.
revenues
awarded
stock
period
preferred
dividend
a
1954,
15,
The corporation on Nov. 5 filed
racing/without untor working. capital.
oversubscription
offering is not underwritten.
mon
the
Dec.
on
declared
Dec.
Net
York's
motor stock
Co.—Stock
Gas
the
on
held
Capital
months
of
2598.
p.
Operating
Is offering to its common stockholders of record Nov. 8
the right to subscribe on or before Nov. 29 for 381,018
additional shares of common stock (no par) at $17.75
per
$2.20
$
—V.
National
Calif., was announced jointly
and Thomas S. Nichols, Presi¬
Nuys,
Chairman,
and
Roy
continues
BUSINESS—The
letter of notification with the SEC
k
no
par) to be offered at $50
a
far share only to persons engaged in
rue
With
Van
of
John M. Olin,
Mathieson,
by
Olin
Rockefeller
Mr.
as
applied to New England Lime
period against 19c for 1953. As a result,
the
last three months of 1954 and
Inc.,
der
$2.15
shares)
New England Telephone & Telegraph
.
Announcement of the substantially higher
was made
by Lewis W. Douglas, Chairman of the Board, and Louis W. Dawson,
President, who pointed out that dividends for 1955 will have increased
by about 115% over the past five years.—V. 180, p. 1001.
Nadco,
the
Inc.
1954
Period End. Sept. 30—
1955 will .-aggregate $36,000,uver the
1954 total. This is the
28%
or
ever
'■
Iiistory.
54,522
$153,432
1953.
directors have
—V.
69,622
(on
Metals
43c for the
earnings for
for
stock,
offered
record
a
Co.
Marquardt.
policyholders. Dividends in
1,000,000
an
207,954
Okla.—Files With SEC—
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York—Dividends to
than
share
Nelco
on
•Deficit.—V.
1436,
p.
in
corporation,
through
an
arrangement with
and Associates, of a substantial interest in
this
by
Aircraft
of
Olin
company
mon
$15,703,674 $133,736,697 $139,827,653
$15,615,989
180,
dent,
Mr.
$1,437,270
203,248
'
.
1954—10 Mos.—1°53
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
53,290.
common
were
$2.39
The
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—October Sales Off-
—V.
it was expected that
last half of 1956 and that
Herzog s°id
Mr.
operation
in
be
Rockefeller
S.
7
Nov.
on
J-1953
$1,494,634
;
$149,958
per
consolidated
and
1954
30—
Sept.
taxes
Income taxes
Earnings
Net
pales
*
announcement,
the
would
Acquisition
The
Lime Co.—Earnings—
Ended
income
Operating
prospects~fSr
Discussing
that
Net
Mr.
peace.
the
favorable,
before
■Federal
Heckathorn, who pointed out that a large
company's Ordinance contracts were terminated in May
said
first
for over
Olin's
Co.
&
Nemours
de
Olin-Mathieson
for
constructed
Pont
Du
will especially
add to the resources and facilities available to
Marquardt Aircraft for expansion into other major projects related to
national defense, according to Mr. Marquardt.
and other income
standing and
Net income for the third quarter of 1954 amounted to $740,288
<>r 54 cents
per share as compared with $845,087 or 62 cents a share
h the same period last year.
The decline in sales reflects to a large extent curtailment of govern¬
business,
Months
Profit
the
year.
ment
New England
Nine
Net sales
$2,559,367 or
of
three months ended Sept. 30, 1954, net sales amounted
$12,831,478 as compared with $19,966,959 in the like period last
During
I.
Acquires Stock Interest in Aircraft Firm—
$14,373,448
National Uranium Corp.—Stock Offering Completed—
common
cponding period of 1954.
After provision for estimated
E.
..
making
plant
Laurance
public
is
and
Heckathorn, President, indicated that the
company's recent acquisition of The Schaible Co. of Cincinnati "will
generate increased sales for both companies/'
He said that one of
Tichaible's processes now used for the plumbing fitting business "ban
1>e applied to many other products used in the home appliance, autoLaob.le, aircraft, chemical and other industries,"
;
For
the
first
nine
months of current year,
net sales of Mullins
t mounted
to $.39,100,165 as compared with $54,118,176 in the correlast
cellophane
Olin
manufacture
and
engineered
be
with
years.
Marquardt
for the nine
corresponding
operations of\ Mullins Manufacturing Corp.
Sept. 30, 1954 were below those of the
Although
| eriod
will
plant
contract
three
In
Mulllns Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Tionths
Plant—
Corp.—New
to
plant
about March
approximately 600 persons will be employed at full production.
completed, all of said shares having been sold, it
announced on Nov. 12. See details in V. 180, p. 352.
1436.
The
under
1954—10 Mos.—1953
$1,436,470 $12,a32,8o0
$1,458,164
__
,
recent
second
a
1, 1955 on a site to be known as Olin,
Ind., located on the Wabash River between Covington, Ind., and Dan¬
ville, 111., according to M. L. Herzog, General Manager of the Corpora¬
tion's film division.
V
Vy
'.y/'.
1373.
p.
1539.
p.
of
start
to
cellophane plant at Pisgah Forest, N. C., has been in operation
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
The
Montgomery Ward & Co;, Inc.—October Sales Lower
p.
Shares
sponsor
Chemical
Olin-Mathiesoii
Construction
expected
the
12,400 indirect customers,
of $1,600,000.—V. 180, p. 817,
annual revenues
produce
180,
mutual
of
Bond
Balanced
York,
New
and
manager
states.
market
Research
investment
Series
the
Series,
Broadway,
120
Corp.,
the
5,500 direct customers and
system
Period End. Oct. 31—
—V.
Series,
47
at
"
is
Securities
of
Series
5.
Research
It
precedent-setting arange2,500,000
shares of the
the offering price which
a
upward
Stocks
namely,
are
Stock
in
of
Nov.
1930.
Stock
Growth
&
&
in
Series,
dealers
$4,768,548
$1.90
dividends
Montana-Dakota
will
$5,486,699
718,150
—
common
1,
of
816,150
$5,523,233
1
...
Securities
and
The
T^eferred dividends
on
established
the
announced
9
Growth
share
per
National
seven,
Nov.
on
distribution
Securities
$15.54
was
Income
•I:
Co.,
the
National
was
C Lher
&
for
ment
$2.52
Con
the
at
and
sale
per
o
adjustment
ol
share.
idated
$4,996,000
-
earnings
and
for
the
nine
represented $2.21
months of 1953 were estimated
share.—V. 179, p. 20/9.
per
Volume
Number 5377
180
Parkersburg-Aetna
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
Corp.
amounted to $50,949,200,
Penney Co.—October Sales Increased—
(J. C.)
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
ended
munths
Nine Months Ended Sept.
Net sales
Income
30—
•
.
*953
y
for
for income taxes.;
578,4o7
__
1,377,314
income
on
293,661
$606,379
1
104,000,134
—
—V.
770,935
*$284,706
taxes based
Sales
180,
1954—10 Months—1953
•
$$
$
$15,679,002 $15,476,621
__
before provision
Provision
1954—Month—1953
Period Ended Oct. 31—
,
$
s
103,617,292
$40,913,200,
Net
818,534,292 833,408,390
*Equal
to
________
1775.
p.
38
per share on
preferred stock.
on
NOTE—Effective
Jan.
29,
of
to
stock,
common
"
,
the
1054,
shares
641,798
cents
after dividends
Expire
bank
The
Ball & Roller Bearing Co.
Aetna
shares
Dec.
on
has
of
as
23—
the
set
the
business
the Corporate
name changed
to Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.
For comparative purposes
the 1953 column includes the operations of Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
23,
Co. and
the board of directors on Dec.
merged
was
its
Income
directly
into
Reel Co.
&
and
to
1954
does
v.'
2372.
p.
refund of
free
tax
(earnings
surplus
earned
include
not
•—A group
date.
record
The
of
price
to
its
new
settlement
Dec.
the
stock
new
1954.—V. 180,
1,
will
determined
be
The
t
of underwriters, headed by Dewar, Robertson
Co.;
&
Allison
Co.;
&
Austin,
The
Co.,
National
Bank
stock.
Delivery
the
Investment
Muir
Inc.;
Texas
National
Parvm;
Corp.
of
ihe
net
offering of 24,800
secondary
proceeds are to
to selling stockholders.—V.
go
178, p.
This
the:
certificates
stock
■;
;
SEC
V.
Periuu End. Oct; ol—
f
1954—Month—1953
V-
__;
Sales
—V.
180,
Dec.
offering does not
the company.
Heretofore the
licly traded but were held by
Months Ended
Nine
establishing
value
a
BUSINESS—The
the
present
that
The
9%
./•.
Pearl
it
•
.
sells
is
for the primary
markets.
oldest
the
close
very
brewery
20%
to
of
consists
currently
Brewery
mile
one
nort.i
of
and
sold
in
'•
Antonio.
'
>
:
CAPITALIZATION—The
stock,
at
and
1,126,987
on
these
and
Sept.
consists
company
time in the future, the stockholders have
purchase their proportionate amount of shares.
DIVIDENDS—The
$1
the
Dec.
is
company
shares
the
at
currently
of
rate
paying
of
on
on
taxes
163,167,838
142,839,678
income)income--
4,884,001
4,515,395
24,000,000
1,116,467
:
—
mines
30,000,000
1,473,379
25
net
29,517,069
——______
27,900,835
$2.91
income—
Capital
expenditures
net
The
(May,
$2.75
stock
and
Co.,
Inc.
Securities
—
Sold
4.68%
($50
price, of
cumulative
to
SEC
plan
group
issue
shares of $5
$31.50
value
par
—
In
100,000
The
preferred
new
shares of
1.35
of
for
common
Is
convertib'e
for
common
for
common
to
each
$52.25
each
each
into
share
preferred
preferred
Oct.
after
PROCEEDS—The
will
be
added
net
per
stock
common
offerings
at
were
over¬
until
stock,
common
of
preferred
the
ratio of
1, 1958,
until
Nov.
at
until Nov.
1,
1961,
and
1.25
of
31,
1,' 1964.
Nov.
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
preferred
proceeds from the sale of the
went
common
to
a
BUSINESS—Corporation
in
operates
Philadelphia
largest
its
and
chain
iood
chain
a
of
stock
suburbs.
in
sales
The
$93,727,534
Income
net
and
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
4.6%
(portions
of its
of
the
Common
stock
stock
4.6%
for
($5
shares
JPro
and
all
its
the
All
retired
into
the
stock
the
shares
of
of
all
or
on
stock
common
of
shares
cumulative
before
Nov.
9,
two-for-one split
the
old
convertible
company's stock ownership plan,
which
the
of
names
each
has
of
,
common
months
shares
stock.
At
options,
and
purchase of
82,720
underwriters
Noyes
&
Co.„
E.
W.
&
&
1.300
the
The
&
Paine,
Smith,
Stein
Barney
Eros.
Stroud
&
&
&
Y^atman
Weld
Woodcock.
—V.
180,
p.
Hess
Dulles
Yarnall.
&
&
Biddle
&
)
""l
The
commission
1.300
Wells
6.000
Inc
&
Co.,
6 000
debentures,
2,700
Bayuay
Inc
debentures
7,000 "
1,300
6,000
1.300
7,000
2.709
2,700
1 300
1 309
2,700
Corp.—Acquisition
Terminal
Corp.
then
above.—V.
2,700
Authorized—
180,
p.
Nov.
on
1G54.
letter
a
class
A
notification
of
stock
common
with
be
to
proceeds
The
underwriting.
(discount rates).
th»
offers A
are
tJ
filed
5
Willi
registration
a
public sale at competitive bidding.
company':!
bonds tilt*
interest)
of
$10,416,027, and the balance for part payment of short-term borrow¬
ings now amounting to $2,500,000 which were incurred for interl i
financing of construction in 1954.
The company's construction pro¬
gram for the year 1954 is expected to result in expenditures of abool
$11,300,000, of which'about $6,700,000 had been spent through Sept. 'Z3*
proceeds
1983,
at
be
to
are
estimated
an
used
first
redeem
to
bonds due
1981
the
of
all
series G 4%
and
and
premiums
(including
cost
Bids for Bonds to Be Received
will
Bids
Nov.
in
30
for
series
Co., Manila,
SEC—
filed
8
Red
the
120,
purchase
H,
due
it
from
of
Net
Co.-j-New
its?
on
discovery well which flowed
through a small choke from
7,800-acre South Embar block in south
oil
to
S.
Range,
according
of
Paul Endacott,
the
180,
p.
Discovery Well—
Texas
Cowden
1877.
an
announcement by K.
President.
1
16
miles southwest
will
and
of
J. M. Dain &
The
Co.; and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
SEC
to
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Nov.
also
—
Registers With
filed
8
of
for
a
registration statement with the SEC
6%
public
proposes
sell $600,000 of
to
10-year sinking
fund
sale of the preferred stock and subordinated
applied to the payment of $120,000 of outstanding
the
be
balance used
for
working capital. —V.
179, p. 1483.
chain
of
owned
stores
establishment of new modern sup. f
expansion is part of a program
through the
markets.
and
The currently planned
well underway.
The company has previously established thr.Js
distribution warehouses in Hopkins (Minn.), Green Bay, (Wio.)
Fargo, N. Dak.),
The new funds will be devoted to equippL }•
hew
retail
ready
outlets
and
to
supplying
corporation
with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock
to be offered at par
($1 per share),
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to purchase equipment, for working capital and other general corporate
on
Oct.
26
filed
a
letter
of
notification
Red
Owl
Stores, Inc.
Potomac
October,
Electric
the
Power
directors
Co.—Expansion
authorized
Continues—
additional construction projects
amounting to $1,807,500, including $1,275,700 for transmission and dis¬
Total
facilities
operating
and
$481,400
revenues
for
for
customer
the
12
extensions and services.
ended Sept. 30, 1954
months
outlets
with
the. neeessar/
operates a chain of 151 retail sto'rl
located
principally in Minnesota,
Wisconsin, and North and SoufT
Dakota.The
company
also
serves
551
Independently
owned
F.-l
Owl Agency stores as a wholesaler.—V. 179, p. 1375.
Reinforced
Files
With
Plastics
Corp., Martha's Vineyard, Mass.—
Securities
corporation
and
Oct.
on
and
owns
Exchange Commission—
filed
28
letter
a
of
notification
covering $295,000 of 5%%
six-year convertible
1960, and 29,500 shares of common stock (par
$1,001
net
in
units
of
equipment
to
are
and
'
be
used
other
for
'
debenture
$1,000
a
through John R.
unit,
per
proceeds
*'
retire
*
directors
share in
and
in
stock.
of
10%
record
of
declared
in
stock,
Both
paid in April.
was
of
shares
stock
t-A
purposes.
v
v
Corp.—Net Profits Up—
4
Ncv.
on
cash
10%
and
one
& Co., Inc., New York. Th.>:
outstanding notes, purcha_J
corporate
general
Republic Aviation
100
and
Boland
to
with
debentures dry
cent) to t)
1,
Nov.
24.
semi-annual
a
bringing the
dividends
Previously
Fractional
dividend
of
$1
pc?
1954 total to $2 in cadi
on Dec. 17 to stocks
payable
are
shares will
a
dividend
of
be paid in cash
$1 per shaij
based on tLy.
closing price of the record date.
At
the
time,
same
three quarters of
taxes
This
the
and
company
at $6,167,055
York
State
outstanding.
In
the
period
same
income after taxes of $6,105,199
lent of $5.52
The
per
share
company
Mundy
unfilled
Peale,
I.
orders
in
the
Richland
corporation
covering
net
proceeds are
the
company's
backlog r?
a letter
of notification with t!1?
capital stock to be offered at pr;
Co., Inc., Boston, Mass. T1 1
used to pay expenses incident to mining oper¬
filed
2
shares
of
through Jackson &
share)
per
that
quarter from $918,000,000 to approxi¬
1438.
Exchange Commission—
Nov.
on
2,950,000
cents
then outstand¬
1953, as wlJ
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
Uranium
With Securities and
p.
shares of stock
the year
reported
third
180,
1,216,540 shares of commcT
1953, Republic reported n-A
stock dividend late in
1953.
10%
a
President,
rose
mately $1,000,000,000.—V.
of
$308,159,201 in sales, or the equiva¬
1,105,946
the
on
declared
on
in cash dividends during
$1.50
reported net earnings for the fir::2
after provision for Federal incoarj
tax, on sales of $225,834,52 J.
franchise
equivalent to $5.07 per share on
was
stock
the
1354
New
to be
ations.
Airlines.
Riddle
Inc.—Reports Increased
Cargo—
of this corporation wrvl
carried 1,683,240 poun^ j
of freight, John Paul Riddle, President, reported.
This was an increacJ
of 453,910 pounds over the 1,229,330 pounds carried in September.
Previous
high months were in March when the company carrisl
1,800,734 pounds of freight, and in July when 2,536,988 pounds wer*
transported to relieve strike-bound Puerto Rico.
Mr. Riddle said the company, which operates between New York ar.T
Puerto
Rico via Miami,
is preparing for a still heavier increase iJ
traffic with
the opening of the Florida flower season,
which startj
at the end of this month and continues through May.—V. 180, p. 150.
The
.
third
month
largest
in October
in
history
the
when the all-cargo airline
Rix-Athabasca Uranium
Mines, Ltd., Toronto,
Canadi
—Reports Profit—
sales
1954. gross revenue from 0">
costs were $91,668, leaving CA
period from July 1 to Sept. 30.
the
$204,797.
was
operating
Total
profit of $113,129.
the
past
two
quarters,
operating
For
$393,668;
total
operating
costs,
gross
from ore sales way
leaving an operating Procs
this period were $118,8Cj»
revenue
$180,585,
of $23 9,083.
Total capital expenditures during
—V.
purposes.
tribution
those
inventories.
For
Pipefote Service Co., Inc., San Angelo, Texas—Files—
The
added to tv i
the company".!
of the financing' while intially being
working capital, will be employed to expand
proceeds
company's
The
stock
preferred
shares
the
Private1!/
corporation has sold privately to a group of in-*
(10
Exchange Commission—
of
mortga^i
180,
stitutions
$2,500,000 of 4%% cumulative convertible
preferred stock, series A, it was announced on Nov. tk
The financing was arranged through Lehman Brotherj;
as
debentures.
proceeds
first
$12,000,000
p. 1878.
the
1984.—V.
1,
Nov.
Owl Stores, Inc.—Preferred Stock Sold
—This
holders
a
gravity
on
on
Nov. 30—
on
by the company up to 11
a.m.
(EST) C3.
Parker House, Tremont and School Sts., Boston,
received
be
Room
Mass.,
out¬
1 300
1 309
Co
to
subordinated
2 700
7,000
Co
filed
of
without
of $1,213,-
Co.
company
4,300
1775.
Penn-Texas
&
The
1,300
Inc
for
Net
The
Wst
offered
be
1 300
Co
&
152,000
cumulative preferred stock, $10 par
sale at par with an 80c per share
the underwriters, Watling, Lerchen & Co. and Mullaney,
50,000
to
5,000
4
In
See
company
6.000
Curtis
*
Co.,
Telephone
43.8
Pioneer Finance
6 000
&
Co._
Co
Company,
Suplee,
&
new
and
Securities and
7,000
and
Boyce.
White,
Wurts.
offered
recorded
2,700
Jackson
Colket
shares
the
a
shares
100
4,300
.___
Co.—
&
Penington,
This compares
period last year
on
corporation on Nov. 2 filed a letter of notification with the
2 700
Co
Webber,
Parrish
The
1,300
5,000
Co.
Co
Newburger &
same
share
County,
Texas.—V.
6,000
Co
&
the
for
„
Weeks
26
shares
share),
company
offered
Photogrammetry, Inc., Silver Spring, Md.—Files—
value,
&
shares out landing.
153,960
Distance
formation
wildcat, is
covering
&
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
report consolidated net income for
of $1,064,234, equivalent to $4.31
of
has
Andrews
1.300
Sulzberger
Oct.
on
300,000
statement with the SF.ff
covering $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series H due 1984, to L*
Oct.
1954
30,
per
Nov.
day
Chairman
7.000
Sunstein
In approving the
be offered at $100 per
share, and 197 shares of common stock (no par)
to be offered at
$200 per share; without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for
working capilal. and to pay for deferred development costs.
3,400
&
3.°no
Hornblower
Janney
The
628.
p.
on
per
Devon'an
7.000
Gerstley,
corporation
The
Products
income
Long
central
1,300
Hallowell,
the
on
$5.35
180,
Adams,
Co
&
$16.2J
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Registers
„
subsidiaries
Sept.
net
company
barrels
975
Co._
&
Drexel
in
by Philadelphia to
1948, requir¬
series of plans filed
a
1107.
p.
to
company
covering
1,300
3,400
Crouter
xtdine
Dixon
Monongahela
to
1,300
Co.„_
&
Townsend,
vested in Allegheny,
with Monongahela
agreement
Commission order of June 1,
a
Phillips Petroleum
*•
6,000
1,300
Sherrerd
Clark
Dellaven
$16.07
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ing.
as
6.000
6.000
Co., Inc.—
Boenning & Co
$15.82
working capital
a
Allegheny sold
the
13,800
6,000
•
&
$23.17
.
for
SEC
are
Common
13,800
G. Becker & Co. Inc
Butcher
1927,
Philadelphia td Monongahela.
by
share
consolidated
Andrews,
and
severally agreed to purchase,
—No. of Shares—
Hemphill,
with
ended
equivalent
This
common
preferred
Preferred
Elair
&
*
1954.
contracts
for the
several
sh.
per
900-year
registration statement with the
covering 310,285 outstanding shares of its capital stock
(par
value
10 Pnilippine pesos per share), to be offered for public sale by
the
holders
thereof
through
anunderwriting
group
headed
by
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
writing. terms are to be. supplied by amendment.
According to the prospectus, Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co. (Mon¬
treal) owns 360,285 shares (26.52%) of the outstanding stock, and has
agreed to sell the 310,285 shares to the underwriters.
follows;
A.
the
convertible
(giving effect to the two-for-one split).
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
71,219,126 shs.
outstanding' subscription
were
In
franchises
lease
guaranty
is one of
and
company
12
The
August, 1953 have been called for
the rights of the holders to convert
to the
$1,008,6*1
61.9J1
used
\
to
SEC
34,540 shs.
5%
101,044
major
180.
920,
in
subject to
conversion
there
28,
under
its
P. I.—Registers With
100,000 shs.
old
$1,623,641
123,694
be
the faithful per¬
guaranteed
agreement.
and
the
for
Allegheny County Light Co.;
the latter
this
under
renewed
of $1
standing.—V.
Outstanding
*34,540 shs.
the
of
Issued
1951
1952
1953
$1,956,386
149,355
"
2,000,000 shs.
shares
common
Monongahela Light
to
agreement
an
franchises to
Philadelphia Dairy
This
per
was originally issued in the amount of
1950. The number of shares has subsequently
by redemption through the sinking fund pro¬
originally
into
properties
interest
lease."—V.
the
1
stock
34,540
class.
1954
per
approving
designed
Co.
■;
100,000 shs.
forma, giving effect
to
Aug.
value)
preferred
par
,
$3,460,932
value
cover.ng
SEC
Equip¬
value)—.
par
August,
to
that
stock
redemption and
their
($50
convertible
preferred
reduced
vided
preferred
decision
after
value)—
par
4Q,000 shares in
been
F,
Philadelphia
by
entered
covenants
Philadelphia
the
$235,513
(P.
.
statement with .thjr
its capital stock.—
6,000
p." 1210.
180,
bonds,
properties and
consideration
425,000
pfd,
($50
The
due
guaranties
Monongahela
Philippine
cumulative
a
Light
require Philadelphia to continue in existence until the year 2802. Under
the plan, the guaranties are to be eliminated by payment of a cash
believes
FINANCING1
Co.)
cumu.
stock
of
Duquesne
non-affiliate.
a
Duquesne
yearc
Mortgage payable.—'
Equipment trust notes
4.68%
issuance
and dissolve; and it is designed to remove a further
obstacle to the dissolution of Philadelphia which, if not removed, might
♦
PRESENT
Authorized
ment
and
Philadelphia
$1,545,314.
of
certain
Co.,
with
CAPITALIZATION
debt
the
company
ing it to liquidate
EARNINGS—For the fiscal year ended August,
1945 the company's
11 supermarkets had net sales of $17,912,291 and net income of $89,935.
the fiscal year ended Aug. 28,
1954, 29 supermarkets showed net
one
announced
5
this
effectuate compliance
For
Long-term
p.
equitable equivalent of Monongahela's rights against Philadelphia under
«
of
179,
food
company
in
volume
area.
sales
to
$101,275,594,
2080.
plan as fair, the Commission concluded "that-the investment-value of
Philadelphia's guaranties to Monongahela is certainly no more than
nominal ana that the dollar which Philadelphia proposes to pay is the
self-service
29
by
agreement,
The present plan
.
second
1954.—V.
30,
were
of selling
group
Stockholm's.
the
1953,
31,
Dec.
said
1964.
1955.
is
amounted
1954
behalf of
Duquesne, also a subsidiary of Philadelphia. By agreement dated May
31, 1943, between Monogahela and Duquesne, made pursuant to a Com¬
mission order of May
27, 1949, it was agreed that Duquesne would
purchase all of the outstanding bonds of Monongahela and that Monon¬
gahela and Duquesne would replace the bonds with new bonds of equal
principal amount.
Philadelphia then guaranteed to Monongahela the
faithful performance of the covenants of Duquesne as stipulated in
and four during the first six months of 1955.
Nine additional
supermarkets are being planned for opening during the last, half of
it
at
Sept.
of
to
year
supermarkets
at
and
and
general funds to be used for the com¬
pany's expansion piogram.
Oi
seven
new
supermarkets now
under
construction three will be opened during the last three months of this
The
Nov.
on
filed
including
a
Fruit's
Penn
to
$110,720,989
formance
Redemption prices of the preferred stock range from $54.50 to Nov. 1,
1958
which
subsidiary of Philadelphia;
preferred
share (flat)
subscribed. ;i
1.55
assets,
1902,
lease
convertible
share.-. Both
per
of
Power
Hemphill,
which of¬
priced at $52.25
value)
par
Register*
—
Price Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets
($1
,
new
100,000
of
months
nine
June,
The
Noyes & Co. headed an underwriting
fered for public sale on Nov. 9
an
of
the
Philadelphia Co.—To Eliminate Certain Guaranties—
eliminate
shares
current
amounted
1).
Fruit
for
$8,361,849.
the
Penn
Mass.
registration
shares of
a
1954.-
quarterly
cents
filed
*
outstanding series F 3%%
share—
Earnings per
en¬
dividend
annual
an
Boston,
Inc.,
covering
par
131,755
net—
charges,
;
for
Depletion
pre-emptive
a
an increas*
or
1953.
1954,
1,534,519
.945,630
.
202,357,215 227,057,447
taxes
Consolidated
,
authorized issue of 1,200,000 shares of $1 par common
which
1,165,160 shares are outstanui g
Stock i crer.se is
any
right to
of
of
1954,
at
products, etc. 200,2^4,598 225,391,173
received-
earnings
(except
Provision
the
of
voted
capitalization
5,
assets
asset
SEC
$
*
tirely of
Fund,
company
outstanding
The
1953
$
:
manufactured
Depreciation
•'
1954
30—
income—
Total
at
beer
the
Sept. 30,
Sept. 30—
net
—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Sept.
dividends
M.scellaneous
18 buildings situated on a
central Dusiness section of
the
Oj.
and
Costs
Texas
in
all
metals and
purpose
;
;v
•
site about
acre
San
of this company were not pub¬
relatively small gioup.
T..is offering
public
the
company
time
state.
in
Sales of
Interest
shares
a
Net
1954—10 Mos.—1953
7.
r
Professional Discount Corp., Spartanburg, S. C.—Files
Phelps Dodge Corp.
financing by
new
shares sold by certain sto kho ders
represents
of
represent any
ended
to
'
1954 was $6,616,202
the April, 1951, D!>
2479.
p.
Shares
$4,626,157 $44,205,156 $44,088,874
$4,670,163
1, 1954.
PROCEEDS—This
30,
1539.
p.
■
after
Moss
(T. Rowe)
..
shortly
expected
is
.
,
period ended in
same
months
Nov.
on
178,
1476.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—October Sales Higher—
agent
transfer
is
Antonio,
San
the
over
12
investment
As of
Ditt-
offering:
v
■'
Commerce,
of
in
Sept.
increase.—V. 180, p. 1437.
Total
Russ & Co., I c.; Crest^n H.
Lentz, NewLoii & Co.; M. E.
Corp.; Pitman & Co.; Roe &
& 'Co.;
&
Hart
participated
also
Pierce
Rauscher,
Co.;
and
The
on
underwriters
following
&
the
Preston
shares of com¬
mon stock (par $5) was made on Nov. 10 by Fulton, Reid
& Co. and Merrill, Turben & Co. at $14 per share.
is offering only to residents of Texas 117,696 shares of common stock at $18 per share.
Funk
ended
months
by
& Pancoast,
mar
12
earnings per share of com¬
mon stock amounted to $1.21, compared with $1.12 for the correspond¬
ing period ended in 1953.
Earnings per share for both periods f..\*
stated on the basis of the 5,117,040 shares now outstanding, and includ»
amounts attributable to the litigated 1951 District of Columbia rat*
1877.
p.
$488,300
For
Co., Cleveland, O.—Secondary Of¬
Penton Publishing
fering—A
Brewing Co., San Antonio, Tex.—Stock Offered
Pearl
with
the
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
[;:'/)
:.
1954,
credited
$21,139
:v..:'■"
■
rights to subscribe
26,
1954 as reported in our issue of Nov. 8). Rights
to subscribe to one new share for each 14 shares held
offered
be
the
at
for use in the business).
retained
for
Nov.
li.54 (not Nov. 24,
whl
1954 column.
operations of January are included in the
for
—V. 179,
Rig
Parkersburg
The
*
1
record date
of
close
for
the 12
over
amounted
costs
approximately $957,700 realized from
of Columbia rate Increase, presently being litigated)
trict
Pennsylvania Company for Banking and Trusts—Rights
income
increase of $1,273,000 or 2.6%
an
Sept. 30,
1953.
Total operating
increase'of $588,500 or 1.5%.
'
an
(including
of
income
Net
1
(1979)
669.
180,
p.
Rocket Uranium
Corp., Salt Lake City,
Utah—Files—
filed a letter of notification with thy
SEC covering 3,750,000 shares of common stock to be offered at pr ^
(two cents per share).
The net proceeds are to be used to pay ez*
The
nan.
oo
corporation
rlnrvf
t/\
on
Nov.
miniflO'
1
nnpffl
t.ion
55.
8
(1980)
Rome
'i:
Cable
!
,
.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings
The
—
stockholders
number
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit
before
Federal
Fed.
inc.
profits
1954—3 Mos.—1953
S366.000
taxes
and
1954—6 Mos.—1953
$1,162,000
$844,000
189,000
2,155,000
665,000
$177,000
$409,000
$412,000
Earned
shares
499,425
498,429
499,425
$0.35
$0.82
$0.82
—V.
$1.87
180,
Rosenthal,
Inc.—Notes
Sold
Privately—
Rosenthal, Treasurer, on Nov. 11 announced that
$500,000 of subordinated notes, due Nov. 1, 1966, had
been privately placed
with institutional investors by
F. Eberstadt & Co. Inc., investment bankers/
proceeds will be used
after
:=
180,
It
$2,129,903
is
has
target by the
small,
a
with
and
reflectivity
operating
control
pilotless
to
up
jet
from
"black
a
box"
Ryan
Firebee
launched either from
at
ground
a
has
undergone a
Ryan is manufacturing
Calif.,
plant
the
the
for
direction
under
40,803,592
27,579,53 1
5,381,551
4,459,698
45,497,357
41,992,290
4,851,757
3,933,710
41,314,384
38,075,873
charges
(&
net
1953,
$441,690.
at
cents
10
Denver,
expenses
incident
share
per
Colo.
1954—Month—1953
or
for
the
three
with
decrease
a
1 954—10 Mos.—1953
of
months
to
mining
Rogers
proceeds
Co.,
Sc
3.1%.
Net
loss,
after an
of
tax
income
used
to
for profit earned by subsidiaries during the period,
compared with a net loss of $404,549, for the third
as
1953.
the
loss
of
SEC
company
months
ended
decrease
a
$1,996,046
Sept.
of
for
30,
6.6%
the
1954,
from
consolidated
1953
sales
of
compares
period
with
a
net
-
offered for
cents
filed
loss
covering
($100
to
1,000
purchase
of
shares
share),
per
used
filed
without
preferred
stock
underwriting.
equipment
new
and
notification
of
was
Net proceeds from
be
to
The
$80,000,
organized in Delaware
offered
at
the sale of
commissions
will
stock
par
agreements
poration,
and
for
amount
to
the
obligations.
for
The
the
Profit
after
Taxes
on
all
operating
1954
charges
1953
$52,962,724
_
income
the
spectus,
Net
—V.
profit
179,
1954—5 Weeks—1953
$5,979,806
__
of
mining
recording
and
will
claims;
and
$55,300
purchase
expenses,
construction
camp
constitute
for
of
costs
—V.
180,
the
$5,480,104 $50,683,524 $48,456;684
common
Sierra
Pacific
Power
Securities
Nov.
Co.—Bonds
Corp.
and
Witter
&
Co.
&
on
hand,
stock
Offered—Stone
Dean
shares
new
6,750,000
offered
stock
the
other
offered
10
the
the
of
be
to
at
purpose
Webster
of
stock.
"will
for
of
will
the
paid
outstanding shares
have
received
for
company
thereof
cost
will
have
in
the
to
the
received
investment
an
investment
'New
of
Thus,
26%
total
investment
of
promoters).
74%
cash
of
the
and
The
total
in
Salomon
bonds
Inc., bid
The
105%
Bros.
3
as
Hutzler
&
the
For
coupon.
.
from
all
proceeds from
July
at
sale
of
$3,252,200
water
and
to
the
additional
service
total
which
in
Reno
and
the
operating
12
of
sale
of
the
bonds,
stock,
common
Sparks,
months
>
mortgage
Series
3Va%
GIVING
bonds:
3'/.%
(due
ended
EFFECT
.
*-•
had
been
•
series
due
pfd
stock
stock
($15
principally
provides
gas
in
and
31,
1954,
the
PRESENT
FINANCING
»
Outstanding
Rhoades
-
'
to Carl M.
set
its
the
share,
per
aggregate of $6,418,948
associated subscribers as an
received
and
covering
as
an
shares of common stock
'Underwriting,' sub-caption
1,004,509
forth
under
under
'
the capitionl
under the net leases
sum¬
'Property and Business,' sub-caption
.
$25,026,193
in cash at the closing
company
subscriptions summarized above
for the Statler properties
reflected as aforesaid
of $82,610,343
of
such
being
price
of
existing
mortgage
encumbrances).
disbursed to retire the previously existing encumbrances
was
assumption
$54,450
Co.
the
on
New
disbursed
was
of the bonds
York State mortgage tax,
the
on
issuance
the bonds for the
on
the
by
costs
the
Insurance
Statler,
received
of
Life
Aetna
and
Statler
adequate to enable it to defray all
to the acquisition and mortgaging
incident
and
properties
27, 1954),
period from Oct. I to Oct.
be
to
company
expenses
summarized
transactions
other
above,
together with the costs and expenses of the offering hereunder, and to
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up—
approxi¬
promoters,
the
on
—V.
$9,889,013 $10,260,202
$1,362,342
$1,533,377
180, p.
1954—8 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
1439.
Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Container
Stone
:
agreement with the
sales of $18,230,000 in the nine months
$18,011,000 in the like period of 1953,
according to Norman H. Stone, President.
Net earnings for the first nine months of e1954 were $737,900, or
$1.05 a share, as compared with $939,000; of $1.34, for
the corre¬
by the
sponding
and
sum
Crerie
&
This
ended
Co.
stock
company
or
corporation
Sept.
30,
as
recorded
against
year.—V. -172,
last
period
1440.
p.
scr.eo.
'•/
•
($100
par
3,500,000
4,000.000
2,500,000
value)
.
•
-
500.000 shs.
:
are
The
under
firm
managing
commitments
underwriter
company.—V. 180,
BUSINESS—The
Companies
1211,
p.
corp
'
to
income
corporation filed
1954,
the
35,000 shs.
bidders in competibuy the bonds of the
first named below;
$2,000,000
_____
(iermed
1954,
commercial
real
rate
of
stock
1953
share
held
The
an
same
and
price
its
by
.
the
$118,244
$1.10
$o 37
shares
the
Statler
date.
The
shares
(they hold-
Carl
on
of
holders
its
of
stock
for
of
M.
stock
for
stock
common
subscription
to be .supplied
Group
of
each
share
price
to
^Aug.
($10
Loeb,
range
par
1954
Statler
all
...
of
stock
stock
Rhoades .&
As
of
New
other
holders
to
securities
of
do
so,
sell
to
Oct.
of
28,
Hilton
to
48.6%
or
their
the
holders
total
1,226,552 shares,
of
stock
Hilton
thereto)
at
the
the
underwriter)
shares
and
of
common
total
common
of
its
to
Hilton
at
a
of
Aug.
of
Old
at the
upon
Statler
that
same
like
of
78.18%
shares
price
2,
were
contract
price
terms,
472,750 additional shares
number
or
to
The
$6.42
at
and,
to
of sale
of the total outstanding.
_Ali
The
may
which
basis
certain, tax
offers
In-such-securities.^- '
expects
common
the
of
in
Fund
-income
to
stocks
of
•
'
advantages
over
"
portfolio principally in pre¬
companies operating h»'Canada.
It is
Its
concentrate
tax
Fund's portfolio-may
existence
intends
liability
less
to
than
to .the
-years, v
affairs
its
United
invested in companies which
be
three
conduct
States
so
and
"
'
•
that
it
wi'.l
Incur
substantial
no
tax
na
to
-
net
derived
income
from
interest or other sooroe*
outside the United 'StateswiiPbe- reinvested by the-Ited. and the JBwb&V:
z does not
intend to distribute any such income, so that shareholders will
not receive any taxable distributions.
~ J
.
.
BOARD
1
_M,
H.
OF DIRECTORS—Directors
and
the
Fowler,
of
W. F.
Mining
&
Refining,
President
general
Association
James
of
&
B.S.W.
Ltd.;
the
new
Fund include: John
William
and
a
Association
Fleming James,
of Eldorado
director
Ogden,
President and
director off
York; George T. Delacorte. Jr., Presi¬
Publishing Co.; William M. Robbins, Vice-
&
Co. of New
of
the Dell
and
director
of
shares
and
(Canadian).—V.
100
180,
Corp.
and
the
Fund
consists
Ogden
White,
& Co.
deferred
p.
Foods
General
partner of White, Weld
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
common
Puln & Paoer
Canada;
Buffam
Alfred
Sons
director
Tennant,
dent and
$1
of
President of the Canadian
Newsprint
partner
C.
dividends,
Templeton, President of Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, Inc.; Wilbert
Roward, Q. C., Chairman of the Board of Montreal Trust Co.;
Robert M.
(or
elected
under contract
'
that most of the portfolio will be made up of--securities listed
Toronto or Canadian Stock Exchanges.
Not more
5%
stock).
a
Montreal,
been
agreement
shares
purchase
common
thereunder
equivalent
the
thus bringing the
Hilton
of
753,802
opportunity tq become parties to
their stock
1954,
sell
in
and
the
Canada.
Statler
purchased
were
Co.- (principal
holding
Statler,
to
required
by Hilton the
also
in
Old
contracted
share.
per
ferred
on
than
and. paid tor
.
registered,
residents
invest in securities of companies deriving
outside-the United States, and'particularly
sources
a
on
investment
have
Underwriting commissions on the sale of
from 20 cents to 70 cents per share, depend¬
stockholders
valuet
outstanding,
$50
1954
2,
•direct
/ ;- The Fund
of
the number of shares purchased upon exercise of the warrants.
According to the prospectus:
"On
Canada,
by amendment.
have- purchased
common
is
1940 as
organized' to provide a means by which
States
United
income from
Hilton
be
to
like number of shares of Hilton
a
New
the
been
'-from
at the
of
upon
-
of
has
-'their
sub¬
members.
shares
and
$356,251
to
New
Executive
shares
associated
1,004,509
organized
was
on Sept* .1/1954 under the
under- the United States
diversified management invest¬
incorporated
and
.
expected
1,004,509
warrants
record
of
150,000
the
of
offer
the
650,000
of
subscription price
Another
to
the record date is
members
aggregate
as
1
share—_
the
on
the- prospectus)
except the members of its Executive Group,
of
accorded
168 686
was
Canada
company.
The'Fund
subsidiaries.
by the issue
one
in
of
purchasing the hotel properties and
generally comprising the Statler Hotels system
by Hotels Statler Co., Inc. ("Old Statler"), or
proposes
share; and
per
of
321.152
income
Statler"
purpose
estate
wholly-owned
stock
$81K'
taxes:;:;:;:;::::"--
taxes
the
Hilton Hotels Corp.,
2,000,000
Higher-
Fund
Act of
Templeton, Dobbrow. &■-Vance, Inc.,- of. New York; investment counsellors; have been named Investment advisors to the Fund.
/
a
"New
for
/New Statler
2 ooo onn
1954
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
1,004,509 shares of its $1 -par' common stock.
The
covering
1,
stock
eIIuZs before'income
III—Registers
Financing Arranged—1.
company
t312,882 shs.
"
1815.
"4,
v.,
ment
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp.-, Chicago,
With SEC-—Private
ing
is
Smith-Corona Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
per
announcement
with
Stock
scription
1
same or other series may be issued subject to
Three Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Provision for
the
and
previously owned either
4,000,000
2,338,000
35,000 shs.
value)
par
-'
-
.
975,000
3,500.000
g£? Witter & Co.—M
wffSbfeX Securities
180, p.
Templeton Growth Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Stock Of¬
fered—White, Weld & Co. on Nov:, 9 offered publicly
450,000 common shares (par $1-Canadian) at $21.50 per
share* (in U. S. currency) in transactions involving less
than 1,000 shares, with prices diminishing slightly for
larger blocks of stock.
•
Investment-Company Act of
its
$3,000,000
'
De&n
Net
no
of
into an
of
aggre¬
provide it with working capital."—V. 180, p. 1879.
'
V
,
dent of the
Sept.
underwriters. (successful
blading)
Earnings
sales
$963,000, and
Loeb,
of
taxes
other
said, produces about 250 tons of
completion of a new $150,000 plant expansion,
now going
forward, output will be upped to about 400 tons daily.
.Gilbert Ebarb, Sr., with
general offices in Rosenberg, Tex., is Presi-"
1
company
income of $886,986.
contained in mortgage.
JIncludes 11 shares reserved for
exchange of stock of former parent
merged with the company in 1937.
—v.
future
an
who purchased
intention to make
above,
of investment with
the purchase price
believed
is
its first fiscal year sold
slightly more than
sulphur, representing its first six months of opera¬
$154,000,
according
to
William
Biel,
Secretary-
earned
company,
This
975.000
-
1975—________
*^ddit,onal bonds of
limitations
also
$3,000,000
1978
v
1984
and
The
sulphur daily
expended
,
1977______________
due
service
It
July
TO
1970—_
due
debentures
Common
f
est
during
oi
Treasurer.
used
be
<
Authorized
.
series
cum.
tion,
together
will
Nevada.
SLerles due 1984
3%%
6%
A
electric
of $7,155,793 and-net-
revenues
.
•First
$1,676,100
California.
■
\2%%
to
to
or
stock of New Statler
common
referred
York Statler and the
for federal documentary
to Equitable, $80,294 was
disbursed for New
and $25,657 was disbursed
to Oct. 28,
1954 for miscellaneous recording fees, taxes and charges.
The cash balance of $839,047 (of which $160,875 reflects accrued inter¬
Sulphur Co.- (Texas)—Sales and Earnings—
company
$1,000,000 worth
first mortgage
provides
company
'CAPITALIZATION
-
.
of
adjacent parts
EARNINGS—For
had
respect
of
Statler's
by
stamp
31.
BUSINESS—The
.
with
Hilton
purpose
Leases.'-
Washington
purchased 950,000 shares of such stock for $95,000 and
for $51,200.
The company and Alexander Thomas,
Standard
-
the
outstanding $1,500,000
estimated
Nevada
New
held
shares
This
.
bonds, 3%% series
due 1982; the repaying of $2,900,000
outstanding short-term bank loans
incurred for construction; and to finance in
part additional construc¬
tion in 1954 and 1955.' The
..company's 1954 construction requirements
through
such
of
Group
Mr. Thomas.
102.105 and Halsey, Stuart & Co..
..
proceeds
redeem
•re
for
stockholder, also have entered
underwriters
3%%
a
are
recieemab'e at regular redemption prices scaled from
Nov. I,
1954 to 100% after Nov. 1, 1983 and at special
prices scaled from 102% to 100%.
PROCEEDS—Tile net
to
for
bonds
after
with
100.7077
shares
-
the 650,000 shares of
101.45.
rtuempuon
-
bid
Vis, Blair <fc Co., Inc., bid
resold 293,500
697,099
the issu¬
promis¬
outstand¬
of
its principal
has heretofore
sum,
$7,162,225
for
of 101.32.
resold
,
through
of its unsecured 2%
Hilton
to
and
interest
/ /
Hilton
from
$4,500,000
at par
/'
Life
Aetna
Washington,
and
accrued
accrued interest on the bonds) aggregated $65,745,823.
Of
$57,584,150 was paid in cash to Old Statler as the cash
company."
$105,000 and
of
the
by
York
New
principal,
Agreement'; and
balance
(the
outstanding common
12%
of the total
property
in
the purchasers of
of' the
cash
a
held
$7,083,952
Hotels
mortgage
the Statler properties to Hilton
Hilton
that
stock
common
for
sum
subscription
hereby, all
portion of
pro¬
$2,625,000
M..
(including
The
prospectus further indicates that Gearhart
& Otis,
Inc., has
heretofore purchased 1,050,000 shares of the
company's common stock
for
its
encumbrances on the Statler prop¬
"The gross proceeds available to the
from the loans, stock issues and stock
reserve
publicly $4,000,000 of first mortgage
series, due Nov. 1, 1984, at 101.997% and
accrued interest to yield 3.27% to
maturity. The bonds
were awarded at
competitive bidding Nov. 9 on a bid
bonds, 3%%
of
'
airplane
According to the
have
Carl
(f) Leased
mately 88% of the total investment in the company of cash and prop¬
erty of approximately $2,973,000 (the property being valued for this
1541.
p.
shares
delivery and sale at
general mortgage 4V»%
issuance,
that principal amount, secured
in
150,000 shhares of common stock of New Statler
marized below
1
of
of
Statler
cost
the
for
'Subscription
equipment.
working capital and
the
the
aggregate
an
advance
whose President Is Dr. Nelson C. Steenland of Houston,
shares
ing
1979
distribution thereof.
offered
preincor¬
an
and
shares
from
a
costing the promoters approximately $148,000.
1954—44 Weeks—1953
the
Equitable
1,
encumbrances
on
total
Executive
(e) Sold
of the company.
The promoters have acquired 5,000,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock in exchange
for (1) $200,000 in cash, and (2) properties
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Increased—
Period Ended Oct. 30—
Sales
to
Sold, at the subscription price of $6.42 per share,
the
or
of
proceeds
purchasers
1,750,000
$25,662,724 $28,375,459
2708.
p.
encumbrances
Loeb, Rhoades <fc Co. aud its associated subscribers at $6.42
common
Tex., has outstanding 5,000,000 shares
32,600,000
Hilton's
phis
mortgage
through
.
.
delivery and-sale
note due in 1979.
(d)
any.
on
therein.
The company,
$60,975,459
27,300,000
___
interests
including
were
.
.
$25,026,193 to $17,942,242 by paying and retiring the exist¬
Borrowed
such
total net cash proceeds of
proceeds, $160,000 are to be used
and
at
(c)
to
or a substantial, portion of which
may be used for exploration
development work and the acquisition of additional mining claims
and
or
.
interest,
gate of $4,173,000.
funds, all
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended July 31—
.
from The Equitable Life Assurance Society
$49,500,000
States
mortgage
C.,
sory
Sept. 2, 1954, for the
exploring and developing uranium
underwriters, making
purposes,
balance of
existing
bonds due Oct.
a
■*.
to
purchase
surveying
surveying
of $20,000,000,
price
than
companies
and other
,
ance,
approximately $2,220,000.
Of these
for payments to A. J. Thomas under
preincorporation agreement for 591
claims transferred to the
company; $7,350 to H. S. Day for 21 claims;
$334,500 for payments made or to be made under
options and other
proceeds
are
to
be
to retire certain
inventory,
United
Co.
.
shares, after deducting the
$525,000 and expenses of issue estimated
approximately $2,020,000. In addition, the
company has received $200,000 from the sale of 2,000,000 shares of its
the
with
other
subsidiary
prepayment premiums aggregating $7,162,225.
<
ating history; its activities to date have been limited to the acquisition
and preliminary exploration of certain
mining claims, and no known
commercial deposits of ore have been
yet discovered.
at
of
basic
a
Insurance
properties in the Blind River Mining Area and the Rawhide Lake Min¬
ing Area (Rawhide Lake) in the Province of Ontario. It has no
common
letter
a
at
plus accrued
ing
1541.
p.
a
others, of acquiring,
among
uhderwriters'
and not at the
furnishings, operating equipment and
assets, and furniture,
erties from
of
public sale "as a speculation", at $1.50 per share, with a
share selling commission.
The underwriters, Gearhart &
Otis, Inc. and Crerie <fc Co., are not committed to the
purchase of the
shares but have agreed "to use their
best efforts" to find purchasers
for such shares.
The company has agreed to reimburse the
underwriters
for certain fees and
expenses in the amount of $28,000.
The corporation
pay
reflected
and
included
thereunder
available
(b) Reduced the existing* mortgage
$89,039,975.
net
per
purpose,
$6,000,000
by a mortgage upon the Statler properties, subject to the existing mort¬
encumbrances thereon.
<
sales
registration statement with the SEC en Nov.
1,750,000 shares of Its one cent par common stock, to
1954,. covering
be
30
operations.
29
Oct.
on
same
securities
sinking fund
Stancan
4,
of
gage
nine
This corporation
Sarasota Concrete Co., Sarasota, Fla.—Files—
The
(other than the
prospectus
viz., $2,135,000 as of Oct. 28, 1954.
time, all of the other assets of Old Statler,
Borrowed
the
par,
Uranium Corp., Toronto, Canada —
Registers
-With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Rittredge
718
be
to
are
Statler properties,
$3,936,087 and
the
$6,000,000,
the Statler properties:
(a)
Sept. 30, 1954,
the corresponding
for
the
and
D.
'
Exchange Commission—
net
Existing mortgage encum¬
against
$11,942,242,
the Dallas Statler has been
upon
amount
liabilities
on
ended
$29,234,422,
$1,143,545, for the like period of 1953.—V.
180,
Air
through
The
of
sold
assumption of
assumed by
New Statler.
The cash proceeds accruing from the sale of the Statler
properties to new Statler, plus the cash proceeds accruing from the sale
of such remaining assets to Hilton, resulted in a liquidating distribution
upon the outstanding common stock of Old Statler of $50 per share.
"At the closing on Oct. 27, 1954, New Statler, in addition to assum¬
ing the existing mortgage encumbrances then aggregating $25,026,193
$12,111,132 $12,352,805 $95,290,486 $101,401,141
compared
$83,172,795,
Not
corporation on Nov. 2 filed a letter of ^notification with the
SEC covering 2,840,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
Building,
$25,026,193
the purchase price, leaving a balance of $57,584,150
paid in cash to Old Statler at the closing on Oct. 27, 1954.
Co.
Hilton
all
Subs.)—October Sales Dicreased—
sale
$28,313,598,
were
The
offered
2,
against
current
stock
1003.
______
For
Exploration, Inc., Denver, Colo.—
Securities and
price of $82,610,343.
a
aggregating
encumbrances
total
"At
all
37,399,148
24,776,001
oper¬
Files With
Aug.
amount disbursed,
36,095,898 343,998,178 320,918,804
25.062,767 230,117,698 216,751,365
25,889,720
3,836,106
2,737,327
160, p.
was
Development Center and the
Air Research and
Development Command.
Ryan recently received a
new contract from the
Air Force for additional Q-2s.
A quantity of Firebees has been delivered to Army Ordnance where
they will be used as targets for the "Nike" ground-to-air guided missile
and for training crews operating the new radar-controlled "Skysweeper"
anti-aircraft gun.
Their version is designated XM-21.
Cost of the Firebee in production is. approximately one-tenth that of
piloted airplanes converted to pilotless, radio-controlled' drones, yet
(hey can be used again and again, the announcement said.—V. 180,
p. 1438.
San Juan Uranium
of
contract
complete
sheet
the
at
3,121,805
quarter of
is
KDA-1
Wright
at
of
plan
of New Statler (with respect to the purchase price for
properties, existing encumbrances and credits existing under
purchase price, the construction mortgage made by the Aetna Life
the
provision of $13,831,
Navy.
of
the
1954.
a
computations and statements in this
Insurance
presently being conducted by
N.\ .M.,
and
balance
$
taxes—
period of
model of the Firebee at its San
Flight testing of Navy Firebees is
the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics at the
U. 8. Naval Air Missile Test Center at Point Mugu, Calif.
I ;The U. S. Air Force version of the Firebee, designated Q-2, has been
extensively tested at Holloman Air Development Center, Alamogordo,
Diego,
$
operating income.
were
-
which
8,
of
the Statler properties in Los Angeles, Dallas, Washington,
New York, respectively, were assumed by New Statler and
was
all
In
Co.—Earnings—
operating
Consolidated
station.
missile,
drone
C.,
credited
which
1954—9 Months—1953
$$
39,199,003
____
Spiegel, Inc.
capable of being
"mother" planes in flight, or from the ground,
long period of development and testing.
Currently,
jet
Nov.
on
provision
on
D.
of
revenues
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Oct. 31—
required to properly simulate a high-speed enemy bomber
at high altitude.
The Firebee is flown by electronic remote
The
1954
then
$3,147,865
For
the
plane,
air¬
recoverable
enemy
past, the
600 miles
It also has the radar-
feet.
40.000
$648,132.
was
4,805,927
after
—V.
in the
around
have been used
to fly at speeds of
able
of
taxes
taxes__
Sales
which
targets
altitudes
at
swcpt-wing,
27,
of
to
services.
S. military
Jet drone missile is
bnur
income
$16,704,418 $16,756,495
capable of simulating attacking
as a
high-speed, high-altitude
is
developed
U.
contrast
Firebee
an
that
which
been
the
to
consisting
1954,
gross
revenues
aggregated
provision for Federal income taxes,
income
Other
1954—10 Mos.—1953
$2,140,381
Oct.
on
brances
$7,630,595 and net income,
income taxes, of $589,091, for the like
179, p. 2374.
Sept. 30—
expenses
Federal
Net
announced
"Firebee,"
By
30,
after
gross
ago.—V.
Operating
1540.
p.
consummated
was
liquidation duly
adopted on Oct. 7, 1954 by the directors of Old Statler and on Oct. 25,
1954 by its
stockholders, and an agreement dated Oct. 7, 1954 between
Hilton, New Statler and Old Statler, the Statler properties, together
with the "Statler" trade-name, were sold and
conveyed to New Statler
Federal
revenues
Net
craft.
for
year
Period End.
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—New Development—
Ryan
a
income,
against
Operating
1954—Month—1953
1954
the Statler
Rose's 5, 10 & 25 Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales—
—V.
net
Federal
Sept.
$
Period End. Oct. 31—
purchase of such shares of Old Statler under
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
expansion.
Sales
and
for
ended
provision
period
the factoring firm for further business
by
of $10
"Pursuant
provision
months
$731,616,
was
Imre J.
The
after
12
$9,731,131
&
the
per
increase
company
income,
the
Rosenthal
to
value
par
a
,
669.
p.
proposal
a
establish
to
and subsidiaries report for the nine months ended
1954, gross revenues of $7,726,816, and
net income,
after
for
Federal
income
taxes,
of
$695,528.
For
the
cor¬
responding period of 1953, gross revenues were
$6,135,487 and net
498,429
share
approved
and
Sept. 30,
provision
$333,000
of
per
Number
,——
29
shares
2601.
p.
Southeastern Public Service Co.
This
Net profit
Sept.
on
authorized
179,
$3,291,000
432,000
of
share.—V.
'• "•/.■
excess
taxes
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November 15, 1954
v
of
shares
all
with
15$2.
(Continued
on
page
50)
the
of
par
500,000
value
of
.
Volume 180
Number 5377
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1981)
Per
DIVIDENDS
I
Name of
Copperweld
Dividend announcements
tables.
the
In
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
the
Then
dividends
we
Company
Steel
follow with
Share
(reduced)
common
payment date.
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
Abitibi
Power
Abrasive
5%
&
preferred
class
5%
Co..
Pictures^
preferred
Kid
.-Inc.,
Machines,
3
12-10
1-10
12-15
12-
12-20
10c
....
40c
1-
3
11-16
11-24
(increased
Inc.
American Encaustic Tiling Co.
quar.)
11-26
11-26
11-24
Home
American
Rock
Apco Mossberg Co.
Metal
Oil
&
pfd. (quar.)
Refining Co., com. (reduced)
preferred
$1.50
2nd
Associated
12-20
12-10
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
12-15
12-
1
11-30
11-23
11-30
participating class A (quar.)
Transport, Inc.—
pfd. (accum)
Atlanta Gas Light Co., com,
conv.
Stock
Stock
11-17
12- 1
$3
Fisher
$1.12%
15c
12-15
11- 8
2-13
11-22
$1.25
37'/2c
$3
$1
12-15
12-15
12-10
1-3
11-22
11-22
11-18
12- 1
French
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
30c
(quar.)—__
SI.15
$1.12V2
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)____
Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies
Lines (liquidating)
Gold
Babbitt
T..»,
Ltd.
Inc.
______
Aircraft
&
Corp.
Berkshire
(increased
&
Bond
20c
Trust
11-
12- 1
1- 3
11-13
12-10
is
1"
3
1-20
."I2"30
12-20
1- 3
11-1?
12 %c
rr"0;!
12-31
12- 1
11-17
45c
12- 1
11-19
non-recur¬
Real
Brewer
(C.)
Trust
Estate
&
Brown
Bigelow,
&
6%
Bascom
preferred
Brown
class
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)
common
(quar. 1
Rubber
Bruning
dividend)
Rope,
Co.
'.
(quar.)
(Charles)
(quar.)—
Co.
Drug
45c
Dry
Co.
(quar.)
class
Burton-Dixie
California
Camden
Corp.
Ink
A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Refrigerating & Terminals (extra).
& Cut Stone, Ltd.—
Canada
preference
Canada
12"
Flooring,
Class
"Class
Canada
A
+llc
30c
25c
$1
$37'/2C
$30c
Steamship Lines Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-)
Canadian Canners, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian General Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%'%
Central
(quar,)..———.
preferred
Light Co.,
(quar.).!
preferred
Surety
&
common
—
(quar.)_
.___
Insurance
(Kansas
11-16
11-15
11-12
$1.12%
55c
12- 1
12-17
11-15
11-26
1- 3
Milling
Machine
11- 5
11-30
11-10
12-22
.12-
12-10
1
12- 3
$1
(quar.)
—
Equipment
Co., common
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)-..
!_
Hosiery Co. (quar.).—
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(Los Angeles)
Columbia Broadcasting, class A (quar.)
5'for
$1.75
12-13
12-31
12-13
12-11
11-16
12-
1
11-20
12- 1
11-20
2-
1-21
1
75c
12-10
11-26
$1.25
...
12-15
11-26
pfd.
Hardart
&
'5%
(quar.)
—
Co.,
Hotel
<F.
(quar.)___
com.
Barbizon
E.
6%
Telephone
Gas
Industrial
&
$4
preferred
International
Varnish,
common
A
Water
5%
preferred
com.
5%
5%
preferred
B
preferred
C
$3
prior
preference
Copper Range Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Johnson
La
Inc.,
5%
Lee
5-24
1-
3
(quar.)
—
11-22
3
Corp^
12-17
12-29
12-
II-23
2-15
1
4
6
$4.80
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-12
Ltd
Mallory
Electric
Co.
to
McLean
12-24
12- 3
Metal
Fire
1
Quaker
12-16
31-19
11-19
Participating
11-19
Participating
City
11-19
Rath
1-
3
12-
3
Renabie
12-
1
11-
5
Reynolds
12-16
12-
1
12-20
(subject
Public
:
—
1-12
12-27
11-17
12-
4
Mines.
12-27
11-29
approval
12-
9
12-30
12-
0
12-15
11-30
12-
1
11-
o
12-15
12-
3
11-19
of
V
1
12-
1
$1 25
dfvl)
12-
$1"2o
"HI
12-
1
Rice
1-
3
12-15
12-10
11-19
Extra
12-31
12-15
Robertson
12-31
12-31
12-15
12-11
11-23
Safeway
1-11
12-23
4%
Ranch
11-
15C
12-
1
11-19
$125
,____I~I~H
__IHIII
___II
12-
1
11-1.1
Ri,scion
12-15
Mfg.
5c
12-15
11-30
15c
11-15
11-
25c
12-17
11-13
12-20
3
12-20
3
11-20
12-15
11-30
Seagrave
Corp.
12-10
11-12
Sheaffer
(W.
12-
1
11-15
12-20
12-15
11-1J
11-15
12-14
12-31
St.; Joseph
Co.__
5
11-
5
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
12-29
11-13
60c
12-15
12-
2
$1
1-
3
12-
a
$1.07%
^_____
Production
Leod
11-
11-15
1-
3
12-
a
(quar.)
loc
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy (year-end),
Scythes & Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
12-15
50c
___-.
12-24
12-10
11-19
5c
20c
$31%c
____!
1
11-19
11-22
11-17
12-
12-
11-15
1
Pen
Co.
(quar.)
30c
_________
(H.)
Sons, Ltd., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred
Paper
11-15
11-25
11-15
1
11-10
25c
(increased)
12-
11-12
11-
1
183/4C
12-
1
11-13
25c
4%
Southland
11-23
11-25
$$1.25
;
Calif. Water Co., com
preferred
(quar.)
414%
preferred
(quar.)_j
12-10
30c
30c
A.)
Extra
12-
1
11-15
261flr>c
12-
1
11-15
34c
;
(quar.)___
Mills
12-
1
11-10
$1
12-10
12-
1
1-14
11-30
3
5
50c
IIIII
(quar.)__
(quar.)
com.
Oil
3
1-19
7
1-
10%
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-
11-15
1-
2c
II
1-
40c
5oc
Stores,
1-
1-31
12-14
5%
IIIIII
dividend
12-
12-10
12-31
11-30
50c
____ ____
(quar.)_..__l____
(quar.)
H.)
5
12-
11-16
$1
(H.
Anne's
Simon
11-19
12-15
5qc
Co.
preferred
Saint
12-30
12-10
25c
~
Extra
Stock
4
f75C
■
—
1-
1
II
(quar.)
Co
Co.
»
t5C
!
Oil
11-1'J
11-30
'35,,
:___
Paper
11-19
5%
(interim)
dividend
12-15
3
12-30
11-20
Commis¬
(quar.)
Co.
Year-end
Stock
3
1-
12-10
25c
(quar.)___
to
Utility
Storage..,..
Ltd.
Metals
1-
11-15
12-27
1-12
25c
Cold
Rhlnelander
11-23
1-12
12-10
$1
(quar.)__,
(quar.)____,,__
Packing Co.
12-15
2-
12-15
11-30
11-22
Southwestern
$1
5%
6
1-
3
12-15
Speer
12-10
11-26
3
12-20
Springfield Fire
Quarterly
12-10
11-24
11-12
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-15
11-24
12-10
1
12-
15c
(quar.)
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
com.
20c
25c
Investment,
preferred
12-
1-
Carbon
Staley
(A.
Co.
E.)
Extra
■
1
11-16
11-15
»11-15
20c
10c
11-15
12-
11-
Marine
&
Mfg.
Co.,
Accident
Fuel
Supply
Co.
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Stedman
Bros.,
Ltd.
Drug,
Inc.
11-19
Sterling
11-19
12-
1
11-19
10c
25c
12-
1
11-19
1-
3
11.-19
6
12-
6
12-20
12-
45c
12-
3
11-22
12-10
11-18
12-19
11-19
0
Storer
Broadcasting, com. (increased quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
1
7%
preferred
(quar.)
:
-
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
11-18
25c
Extra
81 !4c
6
12-
50c
(quar.)__
1
11-19
12-
35c
2%
$20c
(quar.)
1- 3
12-
12-10
15c
j
Insurance
3
93c
;
——________—
(quar.)
1-
25c
!
pref.
5
11-24
Inc.—
(quar.)
com.
_i.:
dividend
State
Insurance
50c
Stock
25c
o
1
11-10
65c
City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Quarterly
___;
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (interim).
3
$3
(quar.)—
:l
12-
12-13
15c
(quar.)
1-
25c
preferred
12-
12-15
authorized
preferred
Standard
(quar.)
12-15
Quaker
basis.
—
1
11-3 )
25c
I
(quar.)
Utility
$3.75
(quar.)—
1
12-
12-28
30c
(quar,)
Water
5%
preferred (s-a>_;
__E.;
Pyramid Electric Co. (quar.).
3
meet¬
(s-a)
12-
12-17
87%c
Products
Suburban
11-16
(Colo.)
12-19
12-17
11-18
5%
Dairy
1
—
12-28
35c
Southern
Insurance
11-15
common
12-
Corp.
Textile Corp,,- common
participating
Co.,
11-16
Extra
$3.25
&
12-15
Trucking Co., preferred
Messenger
11-17
25c
12-15
two-for-one
a
11-17
11-24
$40c
I__HIIII
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry Corp. (stock
Prentice-Hall, Inc., common (auar.)
12-
held on Jan. 11 on a di¬
proposal to split the common
on
11-24
125c
(quar.).,
50c
+3c
25c
$$1.25
50c
56'Ac
$25c
32%c
60c
$$1.25
40c
17%C
75c
special
11-20
12-15
25c
Slvyer Steel Castings Co.______
a
12-17
>
Ltd.—
(quar.)
11-26
at
11-20
&oc
class A
11-26
(quar.)
vote
12-10
12-20
$15c
is-ai__!
preferred
32-
be
rector's
$5
12-10
$!■
will
11-15
}3C
Co
12-15
(quar.)
11-1
1
3
30c
IIZIIII
Metals
12-13
—
Inc.
&
$1.18%
—-
1
12-
20c
Dredging,
11-15
—
1-
12-
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical. Co.—
12-13
12-16
1
20c
(year-end)_,
(quar.)
31-18
Sport Products (quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
W.i,
A
1
(P. R.) & Co., common
(J.
Corp.
12-10
Corp.,
12-10
$150
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
11-20
11-10
12-20
month.
11-12
1
12-
12-10
$1.25
by the Pennsylvania
Commission
to
split its
common
stock on
a
two-for-one basis.
It is expected to be
effective later this
11-
12-
12-10
$4
75C
Public
12-
4
11-20
$10
sion)
1
1-
11-10
12-10
20c
"II
dividend
3
1-15
1
11-27
30c
Pennsylvania
1-
11-18
11-
25c
,
!
2nd
12-
11-
7
11-10
20c
—
preferred
11-12
1
2*
45c
IIIIIIi:
Stock
12-27
11-19
3-14
iMilw.)
(quar.),-,_
(s-a).
Gold
(Charles)
4%
1-15
12-10
60c
Inc.—
Corp.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
1
11-20
30c
(quar.)__
Mines
Co.
3% %
1
35c
(quar.)
Extra
1-25
12-
_—,—
com.
(quar.)
Y.)
Year-end
Pfizer
11-16
15c
pfd.
Mines,
(N.
20c
———
50c
(quar.)—35c
(quar.)
—
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co. (quar.)———
conv.
11-30
Extra
11-24
12%c
50c
$4c
(s-a)——:-™—————
Gas Co.,
Star
12-30
Airways, Inc
Mines, Ltd
preferred
Permutit
31-22
12-10
12-15
$0.0807
10c
15c
(quar.)—
Leverage Fund of Canada Ltd.-——,,—Life & Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
Lincoln Stores, Inc. (quar.)_—
4.75%
$1.50
Pennroad
4.30%
Co.
D.)
Merchants
•
11-26
6-13
25c
:—
common
preferred
(H.
11-9
12-15
11-24
12-16
35c
4
(quar.)
Industries
France
jsc
Common
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37%
Consolidada, 3, A.—
American
preferred shares
11-15
11-30
7
La
1
20c
12-
45c
,
11-24
75c
...
Controls,
30c
53%c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Johnson
shares
11-15
Penn
25c
17%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
ing
11-15
11-20
75c
(quar.)
A
McGraw
11-30
1
5%
Mays
11-30
12-
16c
(quar.)
Supply Co., com.
11-30
_____
Oreille
(quar.)————..——;——
$1
Co.
(quar.)____—_
30c
——________——30c
preferred
Jamaica
12-
12-30
Interim
200%
_____
1
$2
5
20c
_—
12-
25c
11-
70c
(quar.)
pfd. (accum.),;
div.)___
Electric Light & Power,
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
20c
;
11-15
75c
com.
11-19
12-15
class
Co., Ltd
Consolidated
Pend
35c
(quar.)__
com.
6%%
Iowa
35c
(quar.).
Pato
31'Ac
57 %c
(quar.)
pfd.
12-15
(quar.)
1
$2
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)
Interstate Power Co.
(quar.)—
—_
Stockholders
Year-end
6
11-10
1
J5c
Patican
12-
200%
Extra
(quar.)
11-29
11-20
12-
t$l
(quar.)
World
12-
$12%c
$$1.25
-jigc
B
3
11-29
12-10
30c
Co.;
Co,-
Co.,
12-30
Textbook
Special
Class
6
50c
Ltd.—
Refractories. Co.
Porcupine
Pen
Company
(quar.)
<quar.)_.
Co.,
dividend
11-30
Corp.
12-23
$1.25
Co.,
(stock
International Paper
11-30
&
11-30
American
—
5.60%
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
Motors
12-15
$6c
div.)
A
Co.,
Silica Corp.,
12-15
Paint
Parker
50c
53%c
<quar.)__
Water
Ingersoll-Rand
Y.)
Service
preferred B
$5c
Continental
Pamour
11-19
91'Ac
_
Breaker
preferred
Indiana
(N.
Ltd., class
(quar.)
Public
Circuit
4.60%
(stock
(quar.)
W.),
Housatonic
T.
Co.
preferred
$5c
Cook
Pan
11-17
50c
12-14
12-
11-17
1
12-
(this
(interim)
Consolidated
$1.25
com.
A
$2
10c
(quar.)
series
12-15
—
Co.
Ltd.
Insurance
ice
1
$50c
1
12-
12-10
3
3
(year-end)
Ry.
Building
Tin
$1.37%
(quar.)
Electrochemical
Extra
-
12-
$31'Ac
12-
Paper Co.—
Pacific
1-
Interim
Quarterly
11-19
90c
11-
1-
$1
Hartford RR
25c
iquar.i
Extra
45c
Consolidated Water Power &
1
1-
11-1(5
11-15
net
;
Lumber
•
15c
(s-a)
12-14
11-12
12-
93%c
11-30
net
Year-end
37V2c
35c
12-14
11-19
50c
(quar.)
4% %
convertible preferred (quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.
(s-a)
Marchant Calculators, Inc. (quar.)
Marquettte Cement Mfg. Co. (increased)—
Marven's, Ltd. 5% preferred (quar.)
Master
Electric Co.
(quar.)
3s 6d
12-15
11-30
$1.16
11-19
Mortgage Co. (liquidating)___
Greyhound
Lines, com.
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
3
50c
(quar.)
11-13
1
Coast
5%
25c
Co.
Heinz (H. J.) Co., 3.65%
pfd. (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate common (quar.)
4%%
preferred <quar.)__
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
;—
11-26
\
1-
12-15
12-10
11-24
Ltd.—
3
12-10
11-10
.
593,sC
1-
3
12-15
*
Pacific
8
3
12-1
Consolidated Textile Mills,
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Pacific
12-
1-
25c
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd.
Year-end
Orpheum
11-15
55c
class .A (quar.)
RR., com. (quar.)
Paper
12-10
Mines—
12-15
1
1-
25c
Yellowknife
3
1
6
11-26
,
I-
12-
$1.06%
from
from
2c
Gas
(s-a)
Northwestern National Life Insurance
Semi-annual
12-31
12-16
12-
Liberties
12-
11-22
(Tenn.)
—;
40c
(quar.)
12-
12-13
.9c^
arrears)
12-15
12-10
Community
Discovery
3
25c
Combined Locks
Consolidated
1-
Extra
2-10
12-11
i2%c
(23c
and
preferred
Mining,
1
$1
_
(quar.)
Co.. (quar.)
&
Olympia Brewing Co
Onondaga Pottery Co.
$ 1.06V4
11-26
Extra
1
$1.12%
12-20
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)__
2%
Corp.
2-15
11-19
(quar.)
Mailman
Cement
12-10
preferred
MacGregor
Consolidated
River
Northern
1
Inc.
all
Southern
35c
com.
Ltd._r
Liquidometer
11-22
American
North
12-
$1.12%
$25c
Brass,
Lone
11-22
North
11-18
3
11-22
11-19
6
11-18
1-
i11-22
12- 1
6
12-15
12-15
40c
12-15
11-26
12-
11-18
12-15
12-10
12-
12-15
12-15
12-1
$1
Normetal
3-
25c
Ltd.
Norfolk
11-18
11-24
71c
Co.
Mines,
11-12
11-25
12-15
real¬
and
Insurance
Light & Power Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
5%
12-16
25c
preferred
Haven
J.)
12-20
11-25
(exclusive
Newfoundland
55c
Inc.
Ohio
securities
profits
convertible
Noranda
11-19
3
27%c
sec) )_„
Fund,
payment ;clears
(J.
3
1-
12-15
12-16
96Vic
(initial),
income
Insurance
1
$1.11
12-15
$1
12-
5%
Newberry
12-
%2be
3
62 %c
(quar.)
income)
York, New
1-
i50c
(quar.)
accumulated
of
Accident
security
England
11-20
11-28
$20c
!
12-15
$1.10
Macassa
(extra)
12-15
11-10
(quar.)
11-26
common
1
6
(quar.)
11-26
B
1-
12-
preferred
11-26
Class
12-15
preferred
12-10
Paper Co., class A (quar.).
Public Service Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Chemioal Industries, Inc.—
$1.50 partic. preference class A
(extra).
1
11-22
12-20
1
1-
11-22
12-10
Stock dividend
1
3
12-15
30c
4
1112-
12-15
25c
!
12-15
35c
75c
.'
(quar.)
3
$1.05
40c
B
Extra
1-
11-10
12-15
50c
(s-a)
Utilities,
30c
dividend
New
preferred
Hooker
&
11-20
12-12
12-13
$31 Vic
(quar.)
com.
net
Neiman-Marcus,. 4Vi%
12-10
preferred
Horn
realized
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
2%
Class
&
40c
Extra
(quar.).
Extra
12-31
1
4 'A %
11-17
11-20
12-
4%%
Lear,
75c
...
Claussner
Stock
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
City Baking, 7% preferred
4%
Clark
Mobile
4.80%
....
com,
Corp.
preferred
Hammermill
City)
...
Gas
Gulf States
12-17
____
Common
12-15
3
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
—
Cincinnati
1-
$20c
5%
40c
Quarterly
—
50c
Central Telephone Co., 5.40% pfd. (quar.).
67%c
Channing Corp.
(quar.)
15c
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR. Co. (quar.)
25c
Chicago Medical Arts Building
$1.25
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
Common
(quar.)
$1.25
5% preferred, series A (quar.)—$1.25
Chrysler Corp.
75c
__
1- 3
$1.12%
(stock dividend)
Paper Co. (quar.)
Pirie, Scott & Co.-r-'
Illinois
Hydraulics,
Cities
Life
C
from
of
Resources
investment
1-
31'Ac
Corp.,
Co.
A
common
new
sale
sale
30c
I
____
Stock
Carpenter
4%%
+50c
$$1
12- 1
12- 3
12- 1
12-15
1
in
30c
T.) Co., com. (quar.)
preferred ( (quar.)
Graton & Knight Co., $1.80 prior
Great Lakes Power; Corp., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
_
Carolina Casualty Insurance
Central
1- 3
1- 3
12-15
$1.50
3%%
11-30
1- 3
$31'Ac
+$2
Extra
Carson,
12-15
12-
12-1
New
$3
<W.
Illinois
payment omitted at this time.
Iron Foundries, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canada
4%
12- 1
11-15
3
(Ohio)—
Rubber
Co.,
(62c
from
30c
Rutgers Fire Insurance, com. (s-a)
prior preferred
(quar.)__
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Granite City Steel Co., 5%%
pfd. (quar.)__
I.
(quar.)
Natural Gas
pfd
&
Horner
1- 2
12- 1
12-15
12-10
200%
(quar.)
&
C.)
$4.50
11-23
11-20
12- 3
11-10
Natural
3
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Tire
(A.
ll-lo
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-10
$25c
class A (quar.)
& Forgings, Ltd.—
Western
(s-a)
(qusr.)__
$4.44
11-13
12- 1
1
$1
(quar.)
$4.40
ll"!3
12-
75C
div.)
preferred
4.75%
11-!2
1
11-15
1-
$$i
___
(quar.)
preferred
B
Canadian
(initial)
Advertising,
Telephone
General
Hahn
3
50c
__
common
11-12
11-22
10-31
12- 1
12-13
$$1.50
(quar.)—
Canada Foundries
10c
_
11-24
ll-z3
12- 3
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
1-
1-
common
preferred
Gilbert
gain
National
class
series
accumulated
30c
Co.,
$4.20
Crushed
6%
held)
.
Investing Co., 7%
&
12-1
Ltd.—
Docks,
participating
12- 7
12- 7
12- 3
25c
20c
Corp.
Burrard
16'Ac
25c
$1.50
25c
00c
12-14
12-17
12- 1
30c
Year-end
Brunswig
Burnham
100
^
Telephone Co.
4.40%
Gulf
50c
2%
<quar.)_____
(stock
Co.
&
Broderick
lVi%
*
(quar.)
Gulf
of
gain
12-12
$1
Quarterly
(quar,)
Greer
2*c
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Boston
5c
$4.64
l-lo
11-10
1
35c
45c
}20c
Inc.,
Trust
from
1
(quar.),
(quar.)
Woodbury Mills (quar.),
Supply Co. (quar.).,.
Fuel
Line,
Mutual
ized
(quar.)
Goebel
1-15
12-17
12r
preferred
j.
preferred
Grant
.
Munson
11-17
11-22
11-30
,
Chemical
Mountain
2
12-17
12-
preferred
Globe
12-15
11-30
12-13
12-31
Co., com.
Co.
Ltd.,
preference
12-
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Vernon
12-30
11-26
preferred
!!-3"
12-30
$3.85
Mount
12-15
29c
$2.20
$5
Inc.
Stores.
F.)
preferred
11-10
12- 1
3
12-20
50c
$1.40
shareholders.
Bond
40c
1-
B
12-15
35c
iqc
Outdoor
General
12-10
45c
3%
75c
income
Bonneville,
1st
General
8
and represents interest on
reorganization railroad bonds taxable to
the
trust
unless
distributed
to
the
ring
50c
3
(quar.)
-(stock
Participating
$1.60
12- 1
1-6
11-15
SI.25
$1.25
(quar.)
of America.
Co.
(quar.)_
1-
Corp.
Co., partic. pref.
Co.
(Fred
$1.25
12 .2c
distribution
this
from
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred
5%
Son,
(initial)
initial
(quar.)
Investment
11-18
(annual)
(quar.)
(Theo.)
6%
Co.—
preferred
Bird
com.
new
Co.
class B
Corp., com._
Mineral
11-19
11-19
100%
com.
—
—
Co.,
Gas
Common
5%
new
dividend
Gossett
Monsanto
12-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Porter
General
i0c
Steel
Stock
Bell
United
11-19
$3
Hydro-Electric (quar.)
Corp. (stock div.)
Barium
11-26
$12Vic
(quar.)
Co.
(year-end)
(6/10th sh. for each
Year-end
11-30
$4c
5c
(quar.>_____
(quar.)
Class
Participating
Ship
Extra
Bangor
Bell
/
15c
Mines,
(B.
Stfeam
Co
Finance
Aunor
11-19
12-10
3^c
(quar.)
Brewery,
12-10
1
12-10
$50c
S.) & Co., Ltd... (quar.)
Containers, Ltd., common is-a)
A
12-
12-22
;
(Jc
11-30
15c
Service
1
12-10
(interim>___,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Public
12-
25c
Illinois—
of
(quar.)
of Canada,
preferred
50c
•_
Freight <s-a)___
Corp. (quar.)
Grain,
&
Gary
Modern
Corp.—
preferred
Foote
11-19
50c
Federal
12- 1
12-
$4
Class
Extra
1
Mitchell
32Vic
dividend
divi.
Air
Ex-Cello-O
Federal
10c
Oil
Credit
Emery
12-10
12-10
11-15
3-1
11-19
Holdert
75c
Minnesota Mining & Mfg.
Molson's
common
pfd.
$2
Co.
Reinsurance
participating
12-
12-
$1
Year-end
_
,4.60%
Atlas
State
Equitable
11-23
Missouri
40c
Empire
20c
11-15
11-23
1
Extra
-
11-15
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
Associates,
Gas
12-
45c
Gas Co.,
Empire District Electric
Associated
6%
preferred
12-
40c
,
Natural
Natural
11-24
12 %c
lCc
—--
1
Paso
20c
—
Ltd., 4 %%
Co.,
$$1
—
Co.
El
50c
(quar.)
(s-a>—
A
(quar.)
12-10
$1.75
Co
Corp.
Mining Corp.
20c
Properties
Sugar
$1.50
Corp.
—r—
Ashland
12-20
15c
(s-a)
Co.
Assurance
Wool
Extra
American
25c
10c
(quar.)
Year-end
American
non-cumulative class
Oil
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
4.
Surety
Midwest
Employers
62 %c
(quar.)
com.
6%
11-16
5.20%
12- 3
50c
Co.,
11-16
1
East Tennessee
11-15
2£c
—
Extra
Electronics,
1
12-
Share
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
preferred
(quar.)
12-
97Vie
Monte
'
common
States
93%c
come)
12-10
12-15
Middle
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd.
(interim)-
2
1
Michigan
11-16
(quar.)
Driver-Harris
12- 2
133Ac
-____—
(quar.)
Chicle
^
12-16
12-
11-16
1
(quar.)
Corp., common (year-end)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund, Inc. (year-end from security
11-20
1-
1
12-
B
Eastern
(in.tial)
com.
(quar.)
American
$4
1
12-15
12-
'
Corp.,?
; Extra
7%
preferred,
C
Aircraft
Dictaphone
Inc.—
(quar.)
common
American
$5
12-
15c
iquar.)
Co.
preferred
5%
12-10
75c
iquar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
1
12 Vie
Artists
5%%
Allied
12-
75c
Inc.,
Quarterly
Allied
12-10
;
50c
Extra
1
$30c
Corp.
(quar.)
Business
C.)
12-
$$1.25
Equipment
(R.
3
1
Company
Thermit
93%c
profits of 31c and 14c from investment in-
iquar.i
preferred
$3
1-
11-24
preferred
Del
Ltd.—
(quar.)_____
Gas
Holders
5c
com
Refineries,
Sugar
A
Addressograph-Multigraph
Allen
$30o
11-24
12-10
&
preferred
Havilland
$2
When
Per
Name of
k
Metal
3.75%
Payable of Rec.
31V4C
Products
preferred
Affiliated
(quar.)
<£uar.)__
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.20
Ltd.
Paper Co.,
Metal
&
Share
12-10
11-24
3.90%
De
"
<
Holders
12-10
62 %c
•
—
a second table
in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
When
Payable 0) Rec.
30c
75c
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred <quar.)_~;
Dayton Power & Light Co., common
3.75% preferred A (quarJ
an¬
j
.
Co.,
'9
12-
1
11-13
50c
6'Ac
$1.75
12-14
12-
1
12-14
12-
1
1-
3
12-15
*
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1982)
Per
Name
Stuart
Share
of Company
quar.)
(increased
Co.
Consolidated
Sullivan
of
shares
held
effect
to
changed
3-1
of
43c
net
from
capital
Gas
Texas
5.40%
11-10
Belden
12-
3
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
12-
3
11-15
11-15
and
4%
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)
3'A%
4.08%
8
preferred
(quar.).
25c
12-15
12-
1
Allis
2%
12-30
12-
9
Alloy
■--—
$1.35
(quar.).————.—
$1.24
iquar.)
-*•——
Sulphur (quar.)-——.—
3
1-
3
1-
12-15
12-15
$1
12-15
11-26
75c
12-15
Co.
(Louis
(quar.)—
(quar.)———-——
(quar.)
30c
$1.50
t50c
40c
93%c
—-————
————
11-26
Stockholders will vote at
held
be
to
%
Gulf
Extra
Producing
on
Co.
35c
——————
11-26
12-10
11-26
40c
■—
——
Co; v (quar.)
12-10
15c
12-
1
11-15
Corporation—
Directors again decided not to pay a divl
dend
Tilo
this
at
Roofing
Extra
.
(increased
15c
Tokheim
Torbit
Corp.
——
Silver
Mines, Ltd
Elevators, Ltd.
(quar.)
Toronto
Tower
Building
Trane
—
Stock
Corp.
Forging
Co.
Building
Trust
Class
B;
new.
Co,
United
Drill
6% .pfd.
United
Can
Stock
Series
&
United
Corp.
8%
in
class
Weingarten
:
(J.),
Real
Whirlpool
pfd.
$1
pfd.
conv.
11-19
American
Meter
12-31
12-10
American
News Co.
American
12-31
12-10
American
12-31
12-14
$4
1-18
12-28
Class
1-11
12-14
Class
12-31
12-14
1-11
12-14
1-18
12-28
8%
American
12-
3
12-11
11-22
12-10
Stock
12-
1
11-17
12-
9
American
American
Tobacco
preferred
Andian
11-15
11-4
1111-
4
11-
4
4
National
Co.,
12-31
12-14
Arden Farms
12-31
12-14
11-15
11-
5
Argo
11-15
11-
3
11-15
11-
3
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4'/2% convertible preference (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$4.25
Archer-Daniels-Midland
12-10
11-30
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.06 »A
1-
3
12-13
35c
12-
1
7%
Public
Door
Co.
this
$1.10
preferred
$2.50
preferred
1
$2.36
preferred
12-
1
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
Per
share
7
—III!
—II!
(quar.)
Acme
Co.,
Industries
Co.
Co.
(quar.)_.
111111111
(quar.)_
Wire
Acushnet
Process
Co.
II—IIIIIIII
__!_IIIHIII_H
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (stock dfvl)
Advisers
1
3-15-55
3-
1
12-15
12-
1
3-15-55
3-
1
.
1-
3
12-10
11-30
11-15
5%
11-15
11-
12-11
11-10
1
60c
12-10
11-26
12-10
12-
1
5%
12-10
12-
1
3%
11-19
10-29
Fund,
Inc. (10c from undistributed
net investment income
and 10c from real¬
ized
net
capital
gains)
IIIIIIIIII
Co.
(quar.)
4
Affiliated Fund—
(From
net
realized
securities
able at holder's
option in cash
5%%
preferred
7'Ac
37'Ac
11-15
10-29
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-30
or
com.
29c
12-
8
11-
(quar.)
tlOc
12-
1
10-29
*27'Ac
Airfleets,
Alabama
$3.50
Alabama
4.60%
Alan
Corp.
12-
4
Power
common
preferred
Co.,
preferred
4.20%
11-18
Wood
RR.
(quar.")
11-
5
11-
5
25c
11-19
11-
5
32c
12-
1
11-16
12-
87'Ac
1
11-16
$1.05
1-3-55
12-10
1-3-55
12-10
s-a)
Corp. (quar.)
A
(Conn.)
(quar.)
-
Co.
Co.,
Corp.,
$1
$3
11-15
1-
3
1112
1
20
11-10
Bullock Fund, Ltd.
1
11-
5
12-17
12-
7
11-15
12- 1
11-
Ayshire
Colleries
Baldwin
com.
1
&
common
pfd.
(entire
Barcalo
Mfg.
11-17
Bunker
12- 1
11-10
12-13
11-12
1-26
12-22
12- 9
(resumed)
(increased
Bardwell
&
(Calif.),
Bath
Iron
Works
Corp.
11-12
12-10
11-12
Class
15c
12-10
11-12
Class
Hill
A
B
(quar.)
$3.80 pfd.
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
1-
3
11-15
1- 3
12- 3
11-
1
95c
1-2-55
12-20
75c
11-19
11-12
$1.10
12-
1
11- 1
$1.10
12-
1
11- 1
$1.25
12-
1
11-20
75c
12-
1
30c
12-
1
11-15
80c ?
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-10
11-15
12-31
12-31
12-21
12-
(quar.)
93 %c-
11-20
4
'A %
Mills
12- 1
12-10
12- 1
11-12
12- 1
10-29
12- 1
11-
1
Byron
12- 1
11-
1
Calaveras
12-15
11-26
25c
12-
6
11-18
$1.25
12-
1
11-18
Co.__
11-
1
5c
11-26
35c
11-29
11-19
12-16
12-
12-
1
11-12
$1.40
11-27
11- 8
*50c
11-24
11- 2
12-
11- 8
15c
12-
11-
$1
12-
11- 8
$1.05
12-
11- 8
(quar.)
37 (Ac
Mining
11-
1
Calaveras
Land
12- 1
11-
1
California
11-
1
California
Co.
(quar.)_
Jackson
$5
preferred
Timber
Packing
12-. 6
11-19
12-
1
12-
1
11-12
31'Ac
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-29
40c
(quar.)
$1.25
12-
1,
11-12
11-28
Corp.
50c
12-15
11-22
Co.
Power
Interstate
Water
10-15
15C
preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co.,
&
11-15
$1.12'A
5%
Electric
11- 8
11- 5
3%
-.
Co.
11- 8
1211-15
10c
(quar.)
M.),
12-
8
32c
(quar.)
common
(H.
California
87 %c
68 7/10c
bi-monthly)
(
preferred
Byllesbv
6
Concen¬
&
common
dividend
Bros.,
4'A%
11-16
from investment in¬
(32c
Cement
12- 1
11-30
1
12-20
25c
(quar.)
preference (initial)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Terminal
Stock
3
11-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bush
2nd
Butler
1-
15c
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
3 'A % preferred (quar.)
11-10
12- 1
12-15
$1.25
4%
12- 1
10-29
5%
trating
Burry Biscuit,
11-10
Co.
Sullivan
&
12-15
15c
12-
1
11- 5
17'Ac
11-16
11- 5
37'Ac
11-15
10-30
27'Ac
11-15
10-29
'11-15
10-29
(quar.)
Telephone
Corp.
Co
(quar.)
Service
Co.—
series
C
(quar.)
12-15
11-30
5.30%
convertible
11-30
5.28%
convertible
pfd. series D
pfd. series E
(quar.)__
12-15
(quar.)
33c
11-15
12-15
11-30
5.36%
convertible
pfd.
series
F
(quar.)
33'Ac
11-15
10-29
12- 8
11-
5
5.20%
convertible
pfd.
series
G
(quar.)
32'Ac
11-15
10-29
75c
12-
1
11-12
5.20%
convertible
pfd.
series
H
(quar.)
32'Ac
11-15
10-29
12-15
11-12
$0.19224
11-15
12-15
12- 1
11-19
12- 1
11-12
12- 1
11-12
5.08% preferred series I (initial)
Campbell Soup Co.
(initial)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd. (increased
annual)
$1.30
preference
(quar.)
$1.25
12- 8
10-29
Canada
&
12-20
12-
Canada
Dry
12-13
11-15
12-13
11-15
$4.25
56'Ac
40c
11-12
3
12-13
11-15
Ltd.
Class
12-15
11-22
Canada
11-15
Canada
11-24
5%
*15c
12-15
11-19
Canada
* 10c
12-15
11-19
12-15
11-19
68%c
1-3
11-20
11-15
SJL.25
1-3-55
5%
10c
12-14
65c
1-3-55
12-20
5c
11-30
11-10
9-13
Car
*75c
12- 1
11-
3
*25c
12-
11-
3
1
12-
6
6
11-15
11- 8
11-15
11- 8
12-15
11-15
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
*$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
*75c
;
Ltd.
(quar.)
12-23
12-23
*20c
(quar.)_
Fund,
Inc.
(9c
1
11- 5
11-22
11-
11-15
11-15
5
r
+25C
Ltd.
from
11-22
11- 5
*25c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
11-27
11-10
investment
profits)
Internat'l.
30c
Investment
Trust
Ltd—
tlOc
Oil
(quar.)
Cos.,
Ltd.,
,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
redeemable
8%
preferred
Canadian
1
12-
11-22
year-end distribution of 21c
a
security
preferred
Canadian
12-
*20c
*20c
Foundry Co., Ltd.
class
A
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
net
4 'A %
12-
*$1.25
pfd.
Common
4%
12- 6
1-2-55
*50c
(quar.)
1st
Convertible
Canadian
12-20
1-2-55
*10c
*
3
12-15
11-24
12-20
12-23
—
(increased)
(quar.)
Special
5%
11-10
1
*20c
12-
6
11-19
12-
1-2-55
*50c
Ltd.
common
Vinegars,
from
12-
12-20
25c
t$2
5
12-31
10-29
$1.06'A
Extra
11-
1-7-55
12c
common
preferred
income and
25c
12-17
$1.50 1-14-55
11-30
* 15c
Co.,
Starch,
Canadian
11-29
4
11-17
15c
1
2nd
Canadian
—1—.—„—
Inc
+
Extra
12- 1
1-
8
*32 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Malting
Canada
10-29
12-
t$4
(quar.)
Safeway, Ltd.,
Canadian
10-29
1-31
10-29
50c
Ale,
Inc.,
-
10c
A
12- 1
12-10
*80c
(quar.)
37'Ac
Sugar Co., Ltd.
Ginger
preferred
(quar.)
Foils, Ltd., common
Canada
11-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominion
33 YaC
Extra
12-13
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
75c
1
1
1-14
20c'
profits)
Dredging, Ltd
11-12
Mortgage Guaranty Co. of
Corp.
1212-
year-end distribution of $1.08
a
1
50c
McAllister,
12-15
*21'Ac
security
Gold
12-24
Inc.,
Canada,
Co.
(quar.)____
(quar.)
12-
20c
of
11-12
1- 2
25C
Co.
Inc.
net
.12-1
issue
shr. plus this div.)
America-.
Barber-Ellis
11-12
5
25c
and
come
from
Bulolo
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bond
Ltd.
Extra
Co., 6%
Bankers
5
Year-end
50c
cash
or
1-
25c
(quar.)__.
11-15
"A" (year-end).
3/10c from income payable in cash and
42 7/10c from
capital gains payable in
stock
11- 4
(quar.)
Machine
&
Forge
*12'Ac
Fund
1
*3c
(quar.):
Line
Pipe
Die
GOc
Co., Ltd.,
5'A%
Products, Inc.
Axe-Hough ton
12-
(quar.)
preferred
$5
*55c
(quar.)
(year-end)
Jan. 1 at $5 per
on
*25c
93%c
common
$1.25
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Finance
called
7
Bullock's,
12-
50c
85c
$1.31%
(quar.)
RR
—
Basin Oil
"Alan'7 Steel Col
(reduced
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed
(s-a)_
AI^c Chemical & Dye
11-19
11-19
$1.15
pfd.
(quar.)
Steel See
Albany & Vermont
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
RR.
Service
1
12- 7
*$1.50
$1
com.
(s-a)—
Co.
Electric
Class
11-18
4
20c
I
(quar.)
Corp.,
prior
Wood
10-29
1212-
55C
Inc.
Gas
(increased)
1
35c
Radio
Year-end
Powder
1
11-
12-20
or¬
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
of
$2
pfd.
Refining Co., common
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
5 'A %
Avon
1
$1.12'A
Aircraft
Atlantic
Atlantic
12-
11-15
50c
*72y2c
Company,
$1
Avco Mfg.
Pay¬
stock)
(s-a)
.
4'A%
Point
Coast Line
10-29
12-15
1
933Ac
(quar.)
Extra
Auto
11-24
8%
_
Atlantic
11-26
1
75c
Extra'
Atlas
Buffalo
34% c:
37'Ac
Extra
profits.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
Coast Line
Buell
11-10
Budd
preferred
.
5.25%
1st preferred (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co.
Atlantic
12-15
12-
1-
share
a
common
Co.
4.40%
Corp.,
Dry Goods
1-3-55
1
$1
Corp..
West
11-10
Hills Falls
of
(quar.)
&
6
11-24
11-30
12-15
$5
Buck
California
(quar.)
preferred
Associated
11-10
12-
28c
(quar.)
Corp.
12- 6
11-19
of
(quar.)
Equipment
Aro
(quar.)
approval
Commissions
Armstrong Cork Co., com.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Auto
20c
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Aetna-Standard Engineering
Steel
com.
to
Missouri)—.
and
preferred
preferred
Armco
Co.,
(subject
Service
Public
Arkansas
5'A%
Power
dividend
Atlanta
25c
(quar.)
dividend
12-
40c
;
■■v"
$4
12-15
$1.75
* lc
dividend)
Steel
Acme
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.-
Ltd
(stock
Holdert
$1.75
.".
Refineries,
.Acme
Stock
75c
*12'Ac
Oil
When
%
75c
(quar.)
&
given in the
Missouri
the
6%
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-15
common
11-17
12-20
11-19
683Ac
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
(quar.)_
81'Ac
25c
*15c
*$1.12'A
22'Ac
27'Ac
62'Ac
59c
$1.083A
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
Stock
10-29
$3
—
(quar.)
11-22
week, these being
(quar.)
Gas
Co.,
12-31
-
7% preferred
(quar.)
tAcadia-Atlanttc
Sugar
•Acme
Service
25C
:_II
(quar.)
11-29
33A%
50c
(s-a)
common
participating preferred
Oil Corp. (quar.)_.
Arizona
11-19
L.). Co.,
preferred
25c
preferred
Co—
12 '/2c
7%
_
preferred
Mills, 6%
12-
Common
*15c
(quar.)
11-19
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
30c
Arcade Cotton
11-26
$3
12-15
12- 1
*;
(E.
.
Burlington
25c
(quar.)
$1.75
9
5%
11-20
Co.,
11-19
t20c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Inc.
11-
12-15
Bruce
10-27
11-
(quar.)
11-15
*25c
12-15
3
Co.
12-18
Ltd.—
15c
Co
Industries Inc.
Common
A
1
112-
Ltd.
class
12-15
$3
_
Name of Company
Common
Telephone,
40c
$1.10
(quar.)
Shoe
12-20
25c
__
(s-a)_.—
20c
pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
announced
A. C. F.
Ltd.
100%
Co.
1
25c
37'Ac
(quar.)___
50c
4.40%
Trustees
preceding table,
J
Co.
Anglo-Huronian,
Anheuser-Busch,
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
include divi¬
4
_
;
Corp.,
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.,
V. Ordinary
(interim)
Arkansas
,
(quar.)_
Co., common
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
we
.
Products
Vitrified
Water Works
6%
12-15
11-15
12-
$1
50c
(quar.):
American
3
*
dends
Co.
American
11-15
1-7-55
11-15
11-15
Co.,
25c*
11-18
11-15
1
11-lf
Co.—
Inc. (year-end)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Brown
Co., $5 1st preferred (quar.)
$3 2nd preferred (quar.)_
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
Buckeye
(quar.)
Co.
12-23
56'Ac
Brockway Motor
(Del.)—
Ship
12'Ac
(quar.)
1
2'A %
—
12-10
1-
Brockton Taunton Gas,
11-
21c
<
Seating
American
50c
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
1
II-30
12-10
(interim)
Co.,
Stores
32c
Building Co
Smelting & Refining Co.
Steel
Foundries
(quar.)
1
Oil
American
Broadway-Hale
1
12-10
87 %c
(quar.)
1
12-
of
common
5
12-
12-20
invest¬
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
12-
12-
11-15
$1
from
preferred
11-
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-11
1
$3
(l/20th
preferred
British
12-10
12-
23c
11-15
Sanitary
Extra
American
11-15
dividend
33A%
11-29
11-15
12-24
12-10
(quar.)
Rubber
&
$2.75
30c
Standard
&
dividend
11-15
12-
25c
Inc.,
$1.28
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
Seal-Kap Corp.
11-17
1
$1.75
$2.90
12-15
1-10-55'
50c
(s-a)
Bristol-Myers
Brown
(quar.)
Special
1
11-22
50c
25c
11-15
10%
B
7%
1
62 '/2C
Candle
B.)
Products
Below
and
A
(quar.)
Co.
Radiator
common
12-
12-10
12- 1
12-15
11-19
$1
preferred
Pulley
Corp.,
12-
12-
11-15
50c
50c
_______—»—.-
on
12-18
11-15
8
30c
dinary stock)
6% preferred (quar.)
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
11-15
1
12-
net
Roller
Stock
11-25
12-
3
1-
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quarterly
Hose
25c
American
12-31
12-15
11-30
.
Corp.—
—
dividend
non-cum.
3
11-22
1-3
1- 3
undistributed
(quar.)
Bearing Co.
(quar.)
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brazilian Traction Light & Power, common
12-15
American President Lines, Ltd.—
3
3
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
»
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
Chemical
&
A
<quar.)_
B
12-
5c
(year-end)
Winter & Hirsch,
"Yard-Man,
Inc.
Youngstown Steel
.
Potash
A
12-14
1-
(quar.)
(bi-monthly)
Woven
preferred
Bower
11-18
150
gains_______^________
common
preferred
Bourjois,
12-15
12-14
12-10
12-15
12- 1
12-1
25c
25c
3%
35c
$1.12'A
Construction
<fc
preferred
12-
12-11
Co.
Pipe
12-24
$1.75
<
;
Paper Goods, 7%
12-24
75c
dividend
Co.,
American
12'Ac
Brake
Corp.
&
12-10
12-10
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Estate
(J.
12-31
12-31
11-15
12- 1
1- 3
65c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.31'A
31'Ac
28'/«c
11-18
11-18
10c
Fund, Inc.
ment Income)
6%
1
12-23
25c
Corp.
Boston
Boston
12-
35c
(quar.)
from
19c
Borg-Warner Corp.,
3 'A %
1::;vl2-;?l-
75c
(quar.)
Extra
11-26
5%
Corp.
Foundry Co.
dividend
11-20
1
— •
_________——
Stock
4'A%
60c
1-
11-12
40c
<fc
'
11-16
11-24
1
$1
Bondstock
8
12-20
12-10
*35c
Co.__
common
preferred
Wilson
Year-end
*31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Air
Baumer
Willson
7
American
Ltd.
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
Texas
&
7
11-16
12-
22'Ac
(quar.)
Westinghouse
Williams
12-
11-30
11-
30c
$3
(quar.)—_
non-cum. preferred—
Co. (Illinois) —
62 'Ac
$3
preferred
Will
12-21
$2
preferred
Stock
American
10-29
and
12-21
1
30c
—
pfd.
(quar.)
long-term capital
Boeing Airplane Co.
Special
9
12-
l'A%
Co.
11-
12-10
12-
$1.06%
6%
Tobacco,
Chemical
come
10-19
11-10
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Maracaibo Co.
(stock dividend)—
Metal Co., Ltd., com. (incr. quar.)
American
11-30
*25c
5%
common
4'A%
Western
11-19
12-10
50c
(quar.)
11c
11-15
France-Foamite
La
65c
Products
A
12-17
12- 1
(quar.)
Machine
$1
(quar.)
Class
West
4'/z%
American
12-10
$1.75
(quar.)
__
preferred
convertible
5%
12-10
-11-16
5%
stock.
B
(quar.)
Mines,
Co.,
1-7-55
10-29
12-10
12- 1
pfd. (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
(Northam),
&
Blue
11-19
60c
conv.-
5%
(quar.)
Ry.
Screw
4%
12-20
$1.25
$4
Ltd.,
Amulet
Wayne
12-10
40c
(quar.)__
Co.
Blue
10-21
(monthly)-
Corp.
preferred (quar.)___.———
40c
payable
Co.,
Dare,
Virginian
Warren
5'A%
50c
stock_
B
:
convertible
Weeden
Common
2
40c
preferred—
.
preferred
Raalte
Walte
2
6%
Co.,
$1
—:
common—
Steel
Virginia
1212-
12-21
-
—
1st
90c
12-15
5%
Corp.,' Ltd
Universal Winding Co.—
Van
Ice
Investment
12-20
7'Ac
_
(quar.)
:
preferred
Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
from
undistributed net
ordinary In¬
10-22
45c
20c
Hospital Supply Corp.
American
American
25C
(quar.)—
payable: in. class
.
Rubber
United
American
11-16
11-15
<56'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Co., common
S.
11-12
1
12-
50c
Extra
7%
1
11-26
.$1
Year-end
U.
12-
50c
dividend
11-22
12-15
3
1-3-55
35c
Bell, Inc.
11-15
8
12-
1
Electric—
Blue
<____:——-
Products
Year-end
American
Year-end
S.
Home
12-20
,
7%
American
12-31
35c
.
participating
Participating _______;
U. S. Foil Co., class A
U.
11-30
1-15
12-15
Extra
Stock
12-13
(increased quar.)
Co.
Elec.
Inc
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-
$1.05
dividend
Bros.
12-
$1.35
preferred
Stock
10-25
15c
(quar.)
Bryson,
Gas
1
32c
(quar.)
common
5
11-
11-24
&
&
Light,
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-
11-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
&
Valley
11-15
12-
35c
Blockston
12-
Gas
Co.
preferred
4.25%
11-17
American
11-15
$1.75
11-12
12- 1
11-15
12-10
1
11-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
Sivalls
9
1
12-
25c
common
Bloch
25c
5c
12-
Corp.,
Electric
2-
12-
(quar.)_
11-12
American
1
11-10
3-1-55
50c
Associates
11-15
11-19
Forging & Socket Co.—.
American Furniture Co. (quar.)
11-10
1
$1.18%
(quar.)_.
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
11-30
Colortype Co. (quar.)
Distilling Co. (quar.).
Foreign Power Co. (quar.)
3
25c
12-1
$1.12'A
50%
4c
35c
&
3
$1.06'A
12- 1
25c
50c
15c
(quar.)
11-30
I-
1212-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Spinning
Steel
Hills
Black
11-10
50c
(quar.)_
Corp. ;(quar.)
B
Co.
11-30
15c
11-15
12-10
held.
Corp.
Non-cum.
Class
5.40%
15c
*30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
preferred
dividend
4.20 %
8
Extra
dividend)..—
12
common
United Pacific Corp.,
Stock
4
11-24
35c
each
Glass,
Elastic
2-
11-
12-15
37'Ac
dividend
A
Black
American
$3
(accum.)
(quar.)—
(stock
Co.
Carton
&
Birtman
5
American
40c
___
class A
for
Aircraft
Board
4
11-15
$1.12'A
(s-a)
(quar.)
United
Can
3
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox
Extra
11-17
1-
17'Ac
50c
(out of inc.)
Business Shares, Inc.
American
1-12
12-15
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
Oil,
share
2-
12-17
11-15
1
*17'Ac
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
.4'A % preferred (quar.)__
5
11-15
12-
Mfg. Co.
11-
11-24
—
Twist
One
American
11-10
$1.75
Year-end.
Sulphur &
11-24
1
Co.,
preferred
Bibb
11-15
1
15c
Fine
& Co.
7%
12-15
12'Ac
;~jL———1
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
Mfg.
11-19
12-15
50c
class A;
common
(quar.)—
Union Metal
Bethlehem
15c
1
11-19
2-
10-27
12-15
_____
preference (quar.)
12th Unit, 6%!• pfd.
City
Inc.
Union
12-
43A%
Berkshire
Best
1
1
12-
*10c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
Board Co. (stock dividend)—
Box
common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-30
25c
u
(quar.|
RR.,
Corp.,
Temper
(quar.)
4'.2%' prior
Union
American
11-16
Louis)
(St.
Co.
common
convertible
American
■
Troy & Greenbush
Union
11-30
Co.,
4'A%
12-
12-
40c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
25c
—-
—
—
Products
Treesweet
Uarco,
12-30
Corp.—
:'v- Year-end
Tudor
4'A%
Insur.
•
Bakeries
25c
$1.25
Corp., 43A%
87'/2C
(quar.)—.—.
Quarterly
Co.
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
$1.183A
common...
(quar.).
Quarterly
Bell & Howell
11-22
100%
Steel
Williams
Quarterly
True
11-15
$1
—.—
dividend ::
Tremont
11-30
25c
&
Automobile
American
*20c
Co.
Transue
11-24
*5c
(quar.)
11-24
12-15
30c
—
12-15
5c
quar.)
Mfg.
7%
11-22
11-
Inc.,
Shoe
S.)
Blackstone
Airlines, Inc.—
convertible
preferred
American
time.
Co.
(A.
Hemingway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. (quar.)___
11-26
12-1
3-1-55
12- 1
3-1-55
11-22
1- 3
(quar.)——-—.——*25c
5y<% 2nd preferred (quar.)
$$1.31
5'A % 2nd preferred
(quar.)—————
*$1.31
American Aggregates, com. (quar.)——
50c
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
3%%
—.i———--—
(quar.)—_————
Mills,
preferred
Belding
11-12
Ltd.—
Canada,
of
preferred
American
Thor
Co.
preferred
4%
4%
director's
a
(quar.)—
'
Shovel
Thew
special meeting
17
the shares on a three-
(quar.)
preferred
Aluminum
basis.
for-one
Texas
Dec.
on
to split
proposal
a
$3.75
Beaunit
12-27
11-15
12-10
12- 4
12-10
1- 1
*25c
Steel Co. (quar.)—*
——Alpha Portland Cement Co.
(year-end)
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)
Cast
'
Extra
J2-29
75c 1-20-55
$1
12- 1
$1
12-22
81'Ac
12- 5
$1.02
12- 5
50c
12-1
—
——
.
Mfg. Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
11-
common
25c
Corp.,
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
from
10c
—
—
Allied Stores
11-10
Transmission,
Gulf
Texas
$5
Beck
53c
preferred
preferred
4.96%
11-10
11-10
Co.,
preferred
Extra
12-15
12-15
(year-end
Inc.
Share
11-24
11-24
12-29
3
12-
25c
25 c
gains
Company
11-24
11-24
Finance
5.50%
When
Per
Name of
com.
(s-a)
50c
(quar.)———$1.37'A
Allied
—~
dividend
Stock
12-
income)—----————-
investment
Holder1
When
Payable of Rec.
11-10
11-18
200%
common.—
(quar.)
Television-Electronics Fund,
Share
Company
6%
________—
Share,
preferred
5%
12-15
12-16
share
each
Name of
'
partic. preferred (quar.)—————
$1.50
Participating —_——50c
Allied Laboratories (quar.)_—30c
1
25c
Par value to be
split.
$7)
to
Bond &
Telephone
for
stock
common
Per
Holder$
*6c
—
Ltd. (interim)
dividend) (two
Mines,
(stock
Co.
Electric
Tampa
When
Payable of Rec.
Monday, November 15, 1954
preferred
Tire
(quar.)
Utilities,
1
11-15
*12 'Ac
11-15
10-15
1-
3
12-
3
1-
3
12-
3
*S1.25
1-
3
12- 3
1-
3
12- 3
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Corp.,
12-
*$1
(quar.)—
Canadian
11-15
*$1.25
*$2
preference
Canadian
1
*$1.25
(quar.)
Refractories
12-
Ltd.
Ltd.,
$1.12'A
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
*15c
(quar.)
*S1.25
1-15
12-
12-30
1
11-19
11-15
10-29
Number 5377
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...
of Company
$1.50
class
Share
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Wirebound
Estates,
Carborundum
Carpenter
Carrier
I-
*85c
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
Castle-Trethewey Mines, Ltd
Celtic Knitting Co.,
Ltd.
(s-a)
2
Dahlstrom
10-29
12-10
11-19
12-10
11-24
12-
7%
12-
5%
I-12
*$2.50
Foundry
Co.,
Franklin
Process
Central
of
Georgia
12-15
Class
12-22
preferred
4.25%
(quar.)
Electric
Co.,
&
West
South
Increased
Corp.—
Soya
Central
Vermont
Co.
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
11-15
10-29
II-15
11-
23c
11-15
10-29
7 Vac
(increased)
Ribbon
Aircraft
Mills,
Co.
12-15
Belt
Co.
Co., com.
end
5%
1
12-
7
12-
7
Dr.
II-26
11-10
12-
11-10
1
Houses,
Pepper
Co.
$4.50
preferred
(A.
(quar.)
Chapman
Common
4% %
Chicago
Chiksan
Co.
1-3-55
75c
87%c
12-20
12 %C
Co._.
Chilton
Olmdlnnati, New Orleans,
Co.
&
Cleveland
Tex. &
$4.50
Foil
Co.
Year-end
Co.,
4%
1
11-12
1-3-55
12-20
II-15
1-2-55
1
12- 3
11-10
gains
Sand
Drewry's,
Stores,
Inc.,
preferred
11-
12-
1
1
11-15
I-14
12-23
3
4%
preferred
11-
5
11-
5
35c
11-15
11-
3
50c
1-3-55
12-23
II-25
10-29
10c
11-19
10c
II-19
11-12
12-10
11-24
12-
1
11-19
12-16
Duriron
12-10
11-25
5%
Durham
Hosiery
Class
B
Mills,
12-14
1
A
common—
common
Co.,
(increased)-
common
preferred
30c
1-5-55
12-10
30c
10-21
Above
12-
1
Eastern
Corp.
12-
1
Eastern
Startes
Corp.
1
11-19
$7
1
11-19
$6
preferred
12-
1
11-15
-
Monthly
Monthly
1
1
11-15
1-3-55
10c
Pictures
Eaton Mfg.
11-19
12-
10c
Colorado Milling & Elevator (increased)
Columbia Gas System,
Inc. (final)
Columbia
12-
10c
1-2-55
12-
1-2-55
12-
2-1-55V
3
El
1-14
$4.25
1
will be paid
Columbian
30c
11-15
Columbian
Co.
National
Life
11-15
11-
50c
Insurance
12-10
Common
Consol.
-
Electrographlc
12-10
11-13
Electrolux
11-15
11- 3
11-15
11-
$1.37%
20c
11-17
1
11-17
12-15
12-10
56'Ac
(quar.)
Edison
1
12-
Mines,
12-
11-15
$4.50
12-18
$5«
Co.
1
Y.*)
(N.
Consolidated
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
Paper
$S0c
Corp.
11-12
12-14
12- 2-
25c
(quar.) _______
12-15
10c
____
12-
1
12-
•
Class
A
B
11-15
10-T3
25C
12-
1
11-18
112c
Co._
*
'
T
12-
1
11- 1-
110c
Cnnsumers Glass
12-
1
11-30
11-
55c
11-20
$1.12%
1-3-55
12-
3
$1.13
1-3-55
12-
(quar.)
75c
,11-20
Continental Assurance Co., new com, (quar.)
'Continental Can Co,, Inc.; com. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
—
common-(quar.)
(quar.)
•
preferred
1
$4.52 preferred-(quar.)
'Container Corp. of America, common
4% preferred (quar.)__
5
-
r-
11- 3
12-
$1
1
11-19
12-31
t
12-17
75c
12-15
11-24
i
1-3-55
12-15
*
3c
11-16
11-8
f
Continental
35c
12-
11-17
r
preferred^ (quar.)
Cair-NatVar - Corp.__.
-
Casualty Co., new com. (initial)
{Continental Copper & Steel Industries—'
preferred
1
11-22
11-26
11-15
10-15
1
11-15
12-
12-
12-
50c
$1.25
12-
Engine
11-15
12-
$1
1212-
11-15
75c
35c
25c
•
Corp.—
.,
20c
12-
: 11-15
25c
.
-s
—
12-
1
15o
11-15
11-
1%
Co
*
31 %c
(quar.)—..
1
12-
1
Traders
5c
(Syracuse,
N.
Life
11-15
12-15
■-
5%%
preferred
11-
1
34 '/2c
11-15
11-29.
11-11
68% c
(quar.)—.
11-29
IMS
.
Compress
Warehouse
&
(quar.)—
50c
12-
1 /
11-
1
50c
Federal
11-3
12-
1
11-
-
Gin
Co.; 4%-%
preferred
(quar.)
1-3-55
$1.13
12-13
Continental Assurance Co.—
two-for-one
Corby
A
Class
Cosden
11-20
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
Ferro
1
Filtrol
$1.25
(quar.)
Amer.
dep. receipts ord. (year-end)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Crampton.
11-15
11-
11-15
10-29
Mfg.,
5%
preferred
4%
$2.50
12-17
1-
25c
(s-a)
2-55
12-
1
11-
9
12-15
11-15
93 %c
Petroleum
Crown
$2
&
Blackwell.
Cork
&
Seal
preferred
Crown
Cork
&
Finance
Zellerbach
Co.,
Pass
Crum
& Forster,
Crum
&
Curtis
$7
Forster
Publishing
preferred
Cummins Engine
Cuneo Press,
_
class
Corp.,
common
12-10
11-24
12-
Fire
Works
pfd.
1
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
preferred (quar.)_
Securities,
7%
pfd.
15c
11-30
11- 9
12-15
11-10
(quar.)
11-15
4c
(quar.)_
11-30
11-12
12-
*$2
12-
1
2
10-15
11-
8
$2
12-29
12-15
$1.75
11-30
11-16
(quar.)
$1.75
il-2-55
12-
3
37'Ac
J 12-20
12-
0
prior
$4
pfd.
Inc., 3%%
preferred
(quar.)__
12-24
12-15
12-
20c
12-
1
1
11-11
Phila.
of
Insurance
(Increased
4% %
First
Co.
(Newark,
N.
Stock
com.
(extra)—
(quar.)
Corp.
Security
(M.
Fishman
(quar.)____
Co.
87 %C
1-2-55
,
Fitzslmmons
Class
B
Flagg-Utica
Flinkote
Stores, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.,
12-
(quar.)—
:
5%
prior pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
11-15
Florida
Power Corp.,
4.75%
4.60%
11-
1
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
dividend
12-
6
11-19
$1.12%
Mines,
$20c
Ltd
:
7%
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
12-20
11-15
.5%
-
Co.,
11- 8
1-3-55
12-20
25c
11-15
11-
15c
11-15
11*
1
$2.50
11-15
11-
1
$1
12-10
11-15
Corp
Rubber Co.,
(quar.)
common
..
Co.
(.quar.)
50c
—
(H. W.)
Co. (year-end)_
Employees Corp. (s-a)
4
12-15
and'class
Graflex, Inc.,
.preferred
B
!
Grand
12*
I
11-
$2.25
1
5
11-10
ll-2t
12-11
;11-2»
25o
12-1
11-12
12-
11-12
-
Union
Co.
preferred
American
$2
$2.50
{s*a)__________i._L—
Ltd.,-class A (quar;)____
Consolidated * Mining,
(year-end
12-11
$1.50
:
(s-a)__
1.
$25c
(quar.)
12-15
t50c
Smelting
12-
11-25
3c
i.
11-12
25c
11-26
11-
-;6%"
11-23
10-26
11-15
-11- 1
12-15
11-19
:—__—
Granite City Steel Co. ("stock dividend)
Grayson-Roblnson Stores, Inc.—
* -
Great
12-
11-24
(
*
(qu*r.)___
(quar..)_-
common
Grafton 3s Co.,
.
25c
15c
R.) & Co.
class-A
-preferred
56'A*
(quar;)______—
Indemnity (quar.)
r
15c
1
^ Great Atlantic 3s Pacific Tea Co. of America
Commonj
-"
>7%
Great
preferred - (quar;)_______*_
Dredge tc Dock (quar.)'___
Great Northern
'
Great
Box
11-10
11-18
25c
11-10
55c
12-18
11-24
35c
11-15
11-
11-15
10-30
11-30
11-15
(quar.)
Coal Co.,
1
12-10
$1
112'Ac
Railway Co.
Southern
Great West
1
-
;
Lakes
12-
$1.75 V. 12-
^___
______
______
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
From Net
Invest't
5
From
Capital
Group Securites, Inc.—
Automobile
10c
.
Fund
~
25c
11-30
11-15
14c
15c
11-30
11-15
10c
Shares
10c
20c
Shares___
5c
11-30
11-15
7c
11-30
11-15
6'Ac
11-30
11-15
6c
Equipment Shares
15c
3%c
Shares
Shares
9c
11-30
11-15
10c
10c
11-30
11-15
Merchandising
10c
10c
11-30
11-15
Mining Shares
6c
6c
11-30
11-15
Industrial
Machinery Shares.
Shares
Bond
Railroad
Equipment
Railroad
Stock
Petroleum
Steel
9c
Shares
Shares___:
General
Bond
11-26
The
Fully
11-26
The
Common
$1
12-15
12-
Tobacco
Shares
Utilities
Shares-
11-15
11-
7
11-15
11-
1
Gulf
11-15
11-
1
$5
11-15
11-
1
$5 preferred
Stock
& Ohio
preferred
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
6c
4c
2c
11-15
11-30
11-15
—
11-15
11-30
11-15
8c
Fund___
11-30
3c
14c
11-30
12c
—
Administered Fund
12-10
11-30
12c
Fund
Fund
Bond
11-30
l'Ac
8c
—
Institutional
11c
3'Ac
11c
Shares
The
Mobile
—
Shares
Shares
The
12-10
$1
2
12-22
30c
(quar.)
1
Railroad
$1.18%
$1.15
$1.10
12-
3
1
11-15
3
11-15
1-
12-20
12-
1
1
12-16
3
1
11-20
12-
25c
56'Ac
1-
50c
^——
$1.25
(resumed)
20c
12-
62 %c
11-15
Wisconsin—
Co.
12-10
11-20
1
11-
11-19
12-17
12-
:
11-
11-19
1
11-15
57c
Pennsylvania—
4
50c
(quar.)
com.
Year-end
of
1
4
12-10
1
10-15
12-
12-
11-15
12-
12-20
11-15
UOc
3
62 %c
Gold
12-10
12-
1-
12-
Chemical
1-2-55
12-20
12-20
1-2-53
Electrical
25c
25c
11-23
12-31
$1
Food
1
30c
Ky.—
common
15c
(s-a)
Corp.
H.)
12-31
(quar.)
com.
of
Co.
60c
Extra
First
11-23
30c
2%
10-15
11-15
10-15
12-21
62 %c
11-15
1
10-15
12-21
(quar.)
Aviation
1
11-15
11-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Building Shares
Capital Growth
12-
1
11-15
40c
com.
12-
12-15
11-22
75c
$1.12%
25c
$1.50
Ltd.,
30c
(quar.)
1
12-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
10c
Bank
1-1-55
12-20
11-12
12-
11-
12-15
12-10
J.)—
1-1«
11-15
.
1
3
1-10
12-30
12-15
55c
Rubber Co.,
&
preferred
12-
1
1-2-55
55c
(quar.)
s-a)
Firestone Tire
12-17
1
2-
37 %C
Co.
Co.,
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Association
A
11-11
12-
40c
$4 preferred
Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
1-2-55
11-12
$1.05
75c
(quar.)
50c
34'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Firemen's
11-26
37 %c
(quar.)
& Signal, com.
preferred
(quar.)__
11-26
12-10
2-
Power- Co.,- Ltd.
12-24
12-10
11-15
5c
1
*50c
(quar.)
A (quar.)
$4.20
Coal
8%
11-24
50c
Inc.,
Co.,
Seal, Ltd.
Crown
Nest
A
(quar.)
Crown
Crows
class
12-
12-10
50c
^
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.
Special
Crosse
$1.25
preferred
Co.,
Ltd.—
Courtaulds,
Creole
Federal Screw
Federal Sign
*17 %C
Corp.
Paperboard
1-2-55
25c
(quar.)
—
Federal
12-10
15C
(quar.)
_
(interim)
Petroleum
11-18
$60c
(Interim i
B
2
t60c
Corp.
Distillery, Ltd.—
(H.)
Class
12-
50c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
20c
split
Refrigeration
Copeland
'
Federal Fibreboard
Federal-Mogul
(nitial payment on new $5 par shares after
11-10
$1.25
93 %c
$1.50 '
Manufacturing
Granby
„
'Continental
11-15
11-10
12-10
$2
__
1
12-
1-14-55
Humor
8%
•
1
*
11-15
4
11-29
25c
(quar.)
(year-end)
84% c
common
6%
.
<quar.)—
common
Wares,
8%
:
-
12-
75c
.-
pfd.
dividend
Grace (W.
'
1
62 %c
Mfg., 5%% pfd.
Fedders-Qulgan Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.).
Farrlngton
11-19
'
11-. 1
12-31
$3
11-10
12-13
12-1
50c
Government
11*12
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
Y.)
5-10
11-24
(quar.)
Co.,
Gorham Mfg.
it:
11-15'
12-15
$1
(increased)
Telephone
Co.
Gossard
9
n-
1
12-17
5-25-55
'
:
1-3-55
12-
12-14
17 %c
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire <k Rubber Co. (increased)____
-
(quar.)^^---,
•
-
10- 7
—
12-- 9
1-10
:
preferred
Goodall
10- 7
—
h-Airplane
'
11-15
12-
2-55*
(s-a)
'
Art
Stock
11-12
$1.25
1-
$1
"C"
3%%
Castings
Globe-Wernicke
11-29
12-
12--9
40c
Stock
11-15
12-10
87'Ac
2-55
'
(quar.).
<quar.)_
Refractories
Yellowknife
Good
9
12-"" 9 v
1-
Extra
11-10
3
5c
Products
Given
12-
25c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
Gillette
11-JO
1212-
35c^
12'Ac
(qua.r.)^iiifca.
Gregg
Giant
11-15
•
per
preferred
Gibson
11-15
12-
$51.25
Plywood Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quaiy.)
Public Utilities Corp.
(reduced) _L_
Steel
11-10
12-
2-55
Advertising Co.—
Telephone
4%%
11-18
10-29
11-15
issue called
at
preferred (quar.)
Gerber
11-15
9
$1.12%
Morse & Co. (reduced)j.——
Camera «te Instrument Cerp
Sugar
Farmers
'
933Ac
$%
12-
12-15
12-
—.—
iFannef Mfg. Co.
Stock dividend
Continental
.'
Fajardo
12-10
12%c
(quar.)
Year-end
r
12-21
$1.25
$1.18%
conv.
preferred
&
11-12
1-
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
General
12-
$1.75
20c
12-3
1
1-2-55
$1
$5
preferred
(quar.)__,
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co., com.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
,
«
.75
Coe
11-19
25c
i.
-Falrchild
3
$4.50
Ltd.
Co.,
Faber,
11-15
11-15
1-2-55
>11-19
15c
:
1
$1.25 1- 2-55'
common
Package Corp.—
(initial)
$2.25
11-15
$1.12%
(s-a)
>■■ Fairchlld
10-22
Co.,
Power
prior
Co.
Fairbanks,
,
11-1
137%c
Consumers
$2
Outdoor
General
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Extra
"
(s-a)
4%%
Essex
'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-
15c
25c
-
11-13
1
11-15
62 %c
Co. '(quar.)
Gas
Theatres,
plass
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
rErle 5c Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)-'
r Erie Railroad,
5% preferred "A" (quar.)
^ Erlanger Mills Corp., common
(quar.)
-
-Consolidated
Corp.
11-15
1
15C
common
5%
12-
1
11-1
11-
5%
(quar.)
General
11-15
12-
20c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Watch Co.
Equity Corp.,
11-80
60c
(quar.)
Corp. * (quar.)
Engineering
•
Ltd.
20c
Consolidated
Corp.
Empire District Electric Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
;
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar,)—
Equitable Gas Co., com. (quar.)
(Toronto)
.
Consolidated
12-
20c
Yellowknife
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (quar.)
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
1
11-16
12-
$1.10
30c
(quar.)—
Elgin National
,138c
Power
Products
15c
preferred
Rubber
&
50C
Assn.
Discovery
Hose
Electrical
Co.
(quar.)
Connecticut
»■
1
(quar.)
2nd
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_i
'
preferred
Extra
11-15
12-
$1.34
$1.41'A
(quar.)
preferred
:
(quar.)
Life
preferred
convertible
Electric
11-15
—
Confederation
(quar.)__.
<quar.)_
Concord Natural Gas Corp., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp., common
(reduced)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$4.40
10-19
$1.06'A
A
4%
7
12-15 A
12-
*25c
~11-15
Co
Inc.,
preferred
$6
12-
11-15
25c
(s-a)
Corp.
General Steel
5
$1.12 %
$1.06'A
$1.37%
37 %c
com.
17
preferred
Corp."
preferred
5
11-
11-12
11-15
12-15
37c
General
preferred
5.65%
12-
(quar.)
11-
11-24*
2
12-10
Extra
Co.—
(quar.)
5.36%
(quar.)
(Boston)
(quar.)
Commodore Hotel, Inc,
Gas
preferred
4%%
10-20
5%
:
(quar.)
Carbon
Ltd., class A
Natural
Paso
4.10%
11-15
Corp.—
preferred
-
5%%
12-
dividend
(Payable
in
common
stock; where fractional shares are due,
/
50c V. 11-24,
50c
(quar.)
Eddy Paper Co.,
12-15
35c
Stock
cash
Co.
12-
25c
Special
3
$1.50,
Extra
50c
(quar.)_
15c
Corp.,
"A"
Motors Corp.,
General
$1.75
8
11-19
31c
Dec.
on
Mills,
General
9
11-1
quar.)
Gas
New
11-
11-15
(quar.)
Flreproofing
General
11-16
11-28
11-15
plus this dividend). Convertible to
convertible
6%
.
*12-10
6)
General
1
Corp.—
Finance
$3.75
9-
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
$5
12-
100%
(quar.)
(Increased
General
(Md.)—
(accum.)
B
5%
6-10
9-30-55
37'Ac
convertible preferred (entire
General
(accum.)
A
preferred
div.)
(quar.i__.i_L'.
General
11-19
12-13
25c
(quar.)
12-20
12-10
25c
Lines, Inc. (increased quar.)—
payment is now on quarterly basis.
(stock
3-10
6-30,55
$1
^
i
par)
par)
General
11-19
Air
2%
preferred- (quar.)
Dynamics
General Foods
10-25
30c
12-20
preferred
General
11-12
(increased)
11-19
12-
i
31'Ac
Extra
12-
5
(quar.)
Corp.
Eagle-Picher Co.
-
11-12
20c
_
(quar.)
Duro-Test
10-25
class
common
(quar.)__
pfd.-:($20
General
11-19
4%
2%
(quar.)__
pfd., -($100
4%
preferred (quar.)
on
convertible-
shard
11-15
4.80%
50c
common
Acceptance-Corp.,-common
preferred
(quar.)
Dec.
12-10
1-3-55
50c
(monthly)
preferred
on
for redemption
40c
50c
(quar.)
dividend
$2
11-15
11-15
'
Colorado Central Power Co.
12-10
dividend
Stock
.
11-15
Common
10c
11-
12-
1
1
General
25c
Ltd.,
11-15
12-30
6%
11-19
12-
(quar.)
1
3-30-55
5%
V
*30c
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
II-24
15c
25c
12-1
12-
2%
5%
34%c
(quar.)
common
5c
(quar.)—
11- 3
(quar.)
A
65c
(quar.)___—___
11-24
11-15
11-16
12-31
11-15
:
12-15
11-
2%
; General Cigar Co., Inc.,- 7% pfd.
(quar.)__
^General- Contract Corp.,-coin;
(quar.)
1
1
—
11-15
5c
(quar.)_j
•General American Oil of Texas,
-"
-Stock dividend
62%c
(quar.)
10-29
1
11-15
common
preferred
(quar.)
•General America Corp.
I-3
12-
12-
10c
common
$1.50
7%c
1
12-
12-
130c-:
11-15
62 %c
$1
11-17
1-3-55
*25c
.
11-15
on
6%
*
11-20
11-1
12-15
on
4%
Co., Ltd.—
.
1
11-15
$1.75
Fundamental Investors Inc.
■Gair
(Robert)
Co.
(quar.)
11-ia
2-1-55
12-
20c
1
dividend
12-24-
12-15
tlOc
11-15
40c
(year-end);
(quar.)
-Gas Service Co.
11-30
<
1
dividend
12-10
I-15
-
(quar.)
common
5C
Co.
_
10-29
•
3
40c
12-
11-15
1-
11-
12-
17 %C
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
11-26
25c
'Gar Wood Industries Inc., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
'Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
U. S. A„ Inc. (quar.)
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instrument!, ■<
Inc., 30c preferred A (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.-—.___
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. (interim)
11-10
87'Ac
distribution
A
I
.1
12-10
Eastern
Stone
&
Co.,
Corp.,
^
12-11
$62%C
*20c
•
(quar.)
preference
12-
50c
(quar.)
11-25
-
*$1.12%
«.
-
Co.
12-14
Stock
-
12-24
,
11-15
*10e
-
pfd.
12-14
1-3-55
Stock
12-24
•12-30
-
i-
5%%
12-14
1-3-55
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common (quar.)
>
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
<
10-20
35c.
(quar.)
common
Ltd.—
(quar.)_^-_.
'
1-3-55
$1
25c
Co.
Process
.'General
(quar.)_
(Calif.),
preferred
4%
v
Inc.—
Year-end
5%
12-
Drackett
-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Fund.
Colonial
11-19
10c
(monthly)
Co.
Colgate-Palmolive
Colonial
11-11
1
10c
Chemical
3% %
Chemical
87 %c
Monthly
Colonial
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Clinton Foods, Inc.
Cochran
1212-
12-
12-30
25c /
1%
-
)
I
12--1
.(quar.)
Industries
15c
Stock
11-15
•
$1.62%
Aircraft
Dover
50c
11-
'
:
,
Ltd.
Douglas Oil Co.
$1.12%
11-19
.
'•
Extra
5
iDravo
(quar.)
guaranteed
Clorox
11-
Illuminating Co.—
guaranteed
7%
Douglas
$1.50
(s-a)
1
12-1
12-
(quar.)_,
Bros.,
11-20
56'Ac
-
12-
11-15
$$1.25
;
Investments,
Chemical
preferred
10-13
V
11-15
*15c
Ltd.
&
12-15
50c
1
11-17
-
■
(quar.)
11-15
$1.28
<
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.,
&
$1
11-10
11-15
Tar
Common
Donohue
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)-
Stores,
Dominion
A.
1
11-20
1
preference
Dow
preferred
4%
12-
Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
Cleveland
:
Ry.
5%
Dominion
65c
Mahoning
Electric
Common
"
<
30c
(quar.)
1%
preferred (quar.)
City Auto Stamping (quar.)
CSty Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Clearfield
7
&
(quar.)-__,
Scottish
25c
(annual)—:
Electric
1-
11-20
25c
(quar.)
Enquirer
Gas &
12-10
12-
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion
11-30
25c
Co.
Cincinnati
■•-4%%
1
11-15
1
10%
dividend)
Quarterly
Cincinnati
12-24
12-
,12-15
12-
1-10-55
11-30
.
•
50c
.___
Foundries
5
5
10-22
12c
Corp.
"
2-1-55
12-
preferred
Common
■;
1111-
12-10
A Freidman
1
1
12-15
Works- (quar.)
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
(L.)
Realty (quar.)
'Frontier Refining Co., common
1
11-24
12-15
interest
Kleiser
Franklin
-25c
25c
.—
—
Dominion
75c
12-10
17 %c
11- 5
(quar.)—
•
- - -
Dominion
5%
11-
12-20
'
(quar. )__.
12-30
*
(stock
:
__
11-26
-
11-
1
Boston—
Bridge
Foster &
15c
25c
~
11-30
A
(quar.)
Yellow Cab
Oil
Monthly
-
—<
1-15
3%%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Corp.; $3 preferred (quar.)
Chicago <fc Eastern Illinois RR.
Class
>
(quar.X
Fields
(monthly)
_i
Pitt
of
'Foster-Wheeler
62%c
35c
_
50c
com.
10-25
11- I
11-18
1
12-
56'Ac
Freeport
II-15
1
10-25
11-15
Beneficial
11-15
1
12-
25c
Fort Worth Steel & Machine Co.—
Initial (quar.)
45c
11-15
(quar.)
L
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., Co.,
Fort
11-29
Formula Fund
-
12-
25c
4%
11-29
'
3
11-18
11-18
5%
11-15
11-15
"
$75c
12-10
36c
50c
Va.
of
11-15
1
Dominguez
t
$1.08
Dairies Inc., common
(quar.)
convertible preferred -(quar.)
4%% preferred s f series (quar.)
"
3
(payable
$1.12%
30c
Corp.
11-30
'
(quar.)
Extra
12-20
12-
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred
Chesapeake
I-
*
(s-a)___
(interim)
12-10
10c
ds-Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
-
Valve Mfg., 7%
preferred (s-a)_
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
'
3
12-10
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
1
175c
Ltd.
25c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
12-
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Motor
12-1
(quar.)
.
12-
12-
•
50c
common .(quar.)
Doeskin Products, common
A
B
(Canada), Ltd.—
11-29
—
(quar.)
Class
Class
Co.
$16.25
income—
profits
$1.12%
90c
(quar.)
preferred. A (quar.)
Inc.,
""
Chance
security
Motor
'Ford
12-10
common
convertible
70c
8
Ford
12-28
$1.12%
and
Foremost
stock)
or
Dodge Mfg. Corp.
50c
(quar.)_
8
11-
12-
r; Extra
12-
12-15
12-15
11-
12-
12-15
(quar.)
A
investment
net
from
cash
Dobbs
50c
:(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre
from
Dixie Cup Co.,
2
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
(s-a)
Extra
class
Co.,
B
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
C preferred (quar.)
D-preferred (quar.)_____
4.32%-
*
10c
Year
1
11-30
12-
12-20
B
Quarterly
,
33c
40c
\
Service
12-17
12-17
11-15
25c
Century
Cessna
Chain
12-31
12-31
8
(quar.)
common
25c
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A com.
Class B common
(quar.)
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
& Raynolds
Class
11-
^ 5uc
(liquidating)
Navigation
Di
in
(quar.)_
Public
Devoe
12-17
.V"-"'
1
quarterly
Central
11-19
12-31
$1.12%
$1.17%
preferred (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
'■
12-10
30c
(quar.)
com.
4%%
Central
1
3
$1.06'A
$1.23
(quar.)
preferred
Louisiana
12-
30c
(quar.)_
11-19
$1.25
12-
Detroit <fc Cleveland
12-
12-
Western RR.—
$5
Co.,
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A
Forbes <fc Wallace, class B
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
Denver Tramway Gorp., 1st pfd. (s-a)
Denver Union Stock Wards (quar.)
11-15
8
11-10
30c
Stock
Grande
92c
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
Central
10-29
Rio
12-
12-
30c
(quar/)
A
1-3-55
A,
When
Share
& Light
preferred
4%%
k
30c
(quar.)__
common
convertible preferred (quar.)
5%
11-15
12-
(quar.)
4%%
11-15
10-27
35c
Company
Florida Power
11-12
12-1
11-15
50c
Inc.
Co.,
debenture
1
30c
,.
Per
Name of
12- 3
25c
$1
Public Service, com.
Central Illinois
1
11-15
25c
—
Lines,
Denver &
$1.25
(quar.)
Co
By., 5% pfd. (accum.)
& Electric, 5.25% pfd._
Central Hudson Gas
4%
pfd.
5%
$1.75
*
Co.. (quar.)
Door
12-23
12-
11
Holderf
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)_.
Mfg.
1-3-55
$8
preference (s-a)
Central
Air
Dennison
1
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
Central
preferred
Delta
11-15
1
12-30
Metallic
*When
Share
.
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Deere & Co., common
11-15
15c
35c
50c
50c
tlOc
J50c
Inc
Co.
Steel
3
2
11-
3
Company
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 7% • preferred (quar_)_'
11-
I-
*37%c
Extra
Capital
Per
Name of
i
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Boxes,
(quar.)
A
Holders
When
Per
Uame
Canadian
(1983)
13c
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
10c
11-30
11-15
$1.25
12-16
11-26
7c
8c
10c
__
_
11-15
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
3-10-55
2-18
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1984)
Per
Name of
Cull Oil Corp.
50c
—
J ackensack
Water
5%
preferred
preferred
5%
1
11-
11-17
Jacksonville
11-15
Jamaica
11-26
7%
3-10-55
2-25
1
11-10
12-
*$1.25
12-15
$1
12-15
Class
5
Jervis
Corp.
4
Jewel
Tea
Harbison
—
35c
•
11-30
12-15
&
Jlecla
Hettrick
Mfg.
Co.,
3V2%
Year-end
5%
Higbie
Oil
Kansas
12-10
11-26
1-
4%
11-16
10-21
Kawneer
12-
11-15
Kellogg Co,
1
11-12
11-24
3
11-15
10-29
12-15
11-
11-15
Dausch
&
12-15
12-
$4.50
;
12-
12-
4%%
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
Kerite
12-
1
11-17
Kern
12-10
11-19
12 %c
75c
25c
32c
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
$1.20
1-3-55
12-15
12-24
11-30
convertible
Keyes Fibre
$3
class
from
Co,
Marshall-Wells
Mar-Tex Oil
Gas
12-17
12- 3
Martin
12-
11-15
12-
3
.
1
1-
series
S-2
55c
1
11-17
12-15
11-26
12-
1
12-
4
12-
4
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
gains)
79c
Keystone
40c
12-
4
20c
12-
1
12-
1
11-12
10c
12-15
30c
12-1
Kinney
35c
12-24
(quar.)
60c
11-30
11-
preferred (quar.
preferred B (quar.)
Border's,
Inc.,
common
(year-end)_______
Hormel (Geo. A.) & Co., common (quar.)—
$1.06%
12-30
12-
3.
$1.05
12-30
12-
3
25c
12-20
12-
3
62 %c
11-15
10-30
$1.50
11-15
10-30
Hooker Electrochemical Co.,
common
$4.25
$4.20
6%
—
preferred A (quar.)———___
Hotels Statler Co.
Houston
Lighting & Power
12-10
Oil
Co.
Tloving Corp.
Howard
Texas
preferred
Hubinger Co.
Stock
Hudson
(quar.)—---————,
Pulp
&
B
5%
prefeience
5%
series A
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
preferred
C.)
(F,
6%
Sons,
Press
A
Idaho
Power
Illinois
Co,
Zinc
(quar.)
6%
11-30
5%
50c
12-
1
12-17
12-20
12-
6*
69c
12-20
12-
6
12-
11-15
55c
11-20
Class
2%
11-19
11-
4%
145c
Products
12-10
12-
1
'
10-
Lane
La
*30c
12-
1
1
(quar.)
*30c
12-
1
Co.
37 %c
12-10
1
1
(quar.)
4
■
11-
1
12-
1
11-
preferred
Steel
1
1-2-55
12-
3
(s-a)
Co.
$3
75c
;
12-
1
Lester
Le
12-
1
Foundation Fund (quar.)
(17c
ordinary income and 18c from secur¬
profits)
International Business Machines Corp.—
from
ity
~
35c
—*
$1
_
Cellucotton
Products
International
Cigar Machinery Co.
11-19
1-
3
12-21
25c
Harvester
preferred
International
Year-end
Co,
—
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Nickel
12-10
25c
12-10
1-15
12-15
$1.75
Co.
(Canada)
12-
1
11-24
11-
t50c
12-20
12-20
11-22
!
International
Paints
preferred
(Canada*,
r
Ltd.—
(s-a)
:
International
Petroleum
International
60c
1-14
12-17
(quar.)
t25c
12-14
U-19
Power
ferred
on
Co, Ltd, 5%% 1st pre¬
issue called for redemption
(entire
Dec.
dividend
6
Ltd.
at
$102
per
Products
Corp.
International
Silver
International
Common
25c
(quar.)
Co.
5c
Co.
Utilities
40c
Corp.
,
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Common
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)J
4.30%
preferred
Power
Gas
&
;
Light
Co,
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co,
1111111"!
II!!
common
3.75%
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-14
11-30
11-15
2% %
t75c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-15-55
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-
35c
12-27
5
to
(quar.)__
approval
(quar.)
(quar.)
~
!_!
(Greenville, S.
Co.
Lock
Co.
(initial)
Corp.
(R.
Corp.
I.),
pfd.
(quar.)
~~~
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
50c
12-13
11-30
15c
11-22
11-
5
12-
11-
3
12-15
11-30
11-30
11-
8
8
1
30c
11-30
11-
12-
11-15
12-
1
1
11-15
12-10
11-18
3-10-55
Pipe
Nashville
RR.
!
3-10-55
11-18
2-18
t37%c
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
11 %c
12-
1
11-15
60c
12-11
11-19
12-11
11-19
l-24-5q
11-19
$1
11-3^
11-20
$1
12-31
12-21
$1
1-2-55
1
Steel
Corp.
Meial
Co.
1-14-55
12-15
(quar.)
11-
10-30
12-10
12-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
!
11-15
11-15
40c
Co.
12-10
11-24
5
3
15c
Mackinnon Structural Steel Co,
Common
(annual)
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
11-20
90c
Extra
1st
t25c
12 %c
25c
(quar.)
Products
1
12-31
12-15
m
11-15
tSl.25
12-15
11-30
pfd.
A
(quar.)___
11-
12-15
Scott
11-12
11-15
11-
12-
1
11-19
12-15
11-17
$1.18%
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)__
pfd.
50c
(quar.)
12-
1
1
11-18
3
1-2-55
12-
3
(N.
Y.)
3
45c
12-
3
11-15
10c
11-30
11-19
$1.12 %
11-30
11-19
15c
12-16
11-16
12-16
f25c
12-15
11-24
25c
12-10
12-
75c
12-13
11-12
25c
12-13
11-12
75c
12-
11-12
25c
12-15
12-
10c
12-
11-15
50c
11-15
11-
37'/2c
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Power
Co,
Corp.
(quar.)
Petroleum
Water
Oil
Co.
Corp,
Ltd.
Corp.
<Initial)
(quar.)____
Piping
Co.
pfd.
conv.
Co.
<quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refineries,
conv
(quar.)
SI
Abrasive
1st
conv.
(quar.)
(monthly)
2nd
1
1
6c
11-15
10-29
12-10
11-19
$1.37'/2
11-15
37'/2c
11-15
preferred
&
1
1
60c
preferred .(quar.)
Power
1
11-16
Inc.—
preferred
Laboratories
5%
3
10c
Disintegrating,
(quar.)
Co, com.
Light
11-
1
.11- 1
1-
3
12-15
10-22
1-3-55
12-15
65c
12-16
11-30
12-16
11-30
3
12-16
11-26
10-29
share of
(one
each
11-12
3%c
for
1
$1.15
(quar.la—
(stock dividend)
Development
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
30c
11-22
preferred
six
shares
held)
Mississippi Power, 4.60%
Missouri
Kansas
Common
Class
Pipe
preferied
Line
(increased)
B
(quar.)
Co.—
—
(increased)
Mtssouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
7% preferred A (accumulative)
Portland
Cement
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
Extra
Stock
Missouri
5%
50c
dividend
20%
Utilities
Co,
preferred
(increased)
com.
31c
(quar.)"
$1.25
(Robert),
Ltd.
(quar.)
f75c
Machine
Tool
(quar.)_.
1-
11-26
10-29
11-26
10-29
12-
1
11-12
Monarch
12-
Extra
Monarch Mills
Monroe Loan
Monsanto
$3.85
(quar.)__.
preference
11-12
11-15
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
11-19
$1.50
Society, 5%% preferred (quar.)
Chemical
1
12-15
30c
30c
Mitchell
34%c
11-27
11-20
12-
1
11-26
12-
1
Co.—
series
C
(quar.)
96%c
11-10
Moody's Investors Service—
•
$3
participating preference
Moore-McCormack
Morgan
Inc.
Morgan
P.)
(J.
Plan
Common
Co.
&
Corp.
Paper
Mount
1
10-29
12-
1
10-29
$2.50
12-10
11-30
10%
11-15
10-18
5c
Co.
Mills
Finance
Motor Wheel
1
12-
12-
10c
preferred series A
Morrison-Knudsen
Motor
1
12-15
fl8%c
America—
dividend)
Year-end
Mosinee
11-
$31.19
Common .(quarj
$2.25
11-15
37V2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
of
(stock
75c
(quar.)
(Henry), & Co. Ltd,
preferied (quar.)
4%%
Morris
Lines,
(quar.)
Diablo
Co.
".
2-
1
12-10
56%c
2-
1
1
1-
1-
50c
(increased
7
11-19
12-
20c
(quar.)
(auar.)_
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)
11-15
11-
7
11-15
1
$1
11-12
12-10
11-17
3c
11-30
11-10
$3.50
(quar.)
11-29
50c
quar.)__
(quar.)
12-20
MVomnn-Wnoriberry Mills
7%
preferred
Munsingwear,
5%%
(s-a)
Inc,
:
common
Corp.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
of
America,
class
A
preferred
Investment
rity
19c from
12-16
50c
1-3-55
50c
6
11-15
11-15
11-
25c
12-10
12-
1
12-
11-
9
$1
Co.
Corp.
—-—i__
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.
(Continued
(quar.)
on
page
48)
11-23
11-
9
11-23
11-
9
45c
12-10
11-19
10c
(increased quar.)_
50c
12-10
11-19
25c
—
Aluminate
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Extra
2
12-
12-22
27c
Quarterly
Acme
12-
1
(8c from or¬
realized secu¬
profits)
National
11-15
50c
Nachman Corp.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
National
12-
37%c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
dinary income and
11-10
11-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
$2
12-15
12-15
—
common
4%
Mutual
12-15
30c
26%c
(quar.)
preferred
10-29
Ltd.—
3
$1.11%
Murray
1
&
1-
12-20
15c
(quar.)
Co.
11-15.
$1
(quar.)
Murphy (G. C.)
11-
(year-end)
preferred
11-18
11-
62'/2c
Co.
3
12-22
11-
37'/2C
(quar.)______
(s-a)
12-
11-
12-13
11-
1-2-55
1
11-26
11-
11-
1
$1.08%
1
12-13
1
1
12-
50c
(quar.)___
12-
$1
1212-
$1.06%
quar.)
preferred
12-
$1
12-
12-
38c
1
12-14
1
11-
62V2C
(quar.)
(increased
Cement
Co.
25c
$1.32
(quar.)
Extra
Inc.
1-3-55
12-
2-18
12-10
11-
1
1-2-55
Mission
11-30
12-13
11-19
12-
t$i
Corp, 4%%
Mission Corp.
1
12-
5%
dividend
Capital gains dividend,
5%
12-23
50c
Lunkenheirner
97 %c
12-31
50c
(quar.)
(increased)
12-15
93 %c
~~
'
11-10
12-15
12-10
97%c
$1.50
11-10
1
50c
Co, common (monthly)
(monthly)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber (Md.) class A (accum.)
Long-Bell Lumber (Mo.) (quar.)
Lootnis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
Lyon
1
12-
$1.00
Common
Lynch
12-
t37%c
1-3-55
11-15
15c
12-30
35c
(quar.)
1
$1.31%
11-16
preferred
$5.50
11-26
$1.10
Ltd, class A
11.08%
11-30
11-
12-10
11-30
11-15
12-
Missouri
11-15
10-30
2%%
Stores
Minnesota
11-15
11-10
11-15
11-30
1-2-55
Miles
11-15
1
75c
87 %c
Lukens
1
1
35c
:
(quar.)
Lowney (W. M.) Co, Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
12-
12-
20c
12-15
12-13
12-
5
50c
com.
12-15
35c
12-15
11-
60c
new
1-3-55
11-26
1
37 %c
(quar.)
a
&
12-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft
Joint
11-15
1
$1
Special
Stock
11-10
12-
12-
J50c
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.—
Quarterly
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
1
11-30
40c
(quar.)_.
Loblaw Groceterias Co,
Class B (quar.)
Lockheed
11-
1
C.)—
RR. Original (quar.)
(quar.) guaranteed (quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)
Finance
1
12-
12-24
11-
from
Miami
Special
1
25C
1-3-55
by
~
25c
12-
1
11-15
12-
62'/2c
i
(quar.)
11-15
12-:;
1-2-55
$1.50
11-15
37c
$1.10
100%
(subject
stockholders)
4.20%
11-10
and
1
(12c
profits)
82'/2C
(quar.)
Service
1
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
12-
2-1-55
security
Corp. (quar.)
Extra
i
Liquid Carbonic Corp, com.
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
Louisville
Co.
common
preferred
preferred
Public
11-10
53 %c
4.40%
4.35%
Stock
1
60c
Electric
3.30%
Iowa
12-
30c
(quar.)
&
11-15
35C
35c
dividend
Iowa-Illinois
1
20c
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd, 6%
pfd. (quarj
Iowa Electric Light & Power
Co.—
Iowa
11-26
12-
Corp.—
preferred
Engineering
12-15
(quar.)
Lionel
Local
(increased)
convertible
Hitertype Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
$1
Resistance
Shares
25c
$1
Special
6
15c
(quar.)
Myers Tobacco
Original
12-
37 %c
30c
(quar.)
■
Oil
Little
this
*$2.39
International
Interstate
plus
i
International
$1-40
share
;■
Lion
1-10-55
50c
Co.
Inc.
Lindsay Chemical Co,
Link Belt Co. (quar.)
11-22
t90c
(quar.)
___.
______
Lincoln Service Corp, common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
5
12-
40c
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
Special
Liggett &
11-17
12-15
110c
:
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (increased)
Libby, McNeil & Libby, common (quar.),
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
,
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Fund
Life Savers Corp.
12-
*20c
(quar.)
(initial)
G.)
ll~5
11-15
40c
25c
Extra
11-24
50c
(quar.)
Extra
'•
12-10
?
45C
International
J
1
Co.—
Quarterly
6%
11-
■1
Quarterly
International
7%
11-26
11-18
■
__
investment income
realized
net
»
Institutional
Trust
33 %c
11-19
12-
95c
Mid-West
;;
25c
(quar.)
(K.
11-18
25c
(quar.)
Engineering
Tourneau
from net
11-19
jL
12-
96%c
Midwest
$52.50
at
__
4
11-19
(quar.)
Midland
12-1*
1
4
11-
preferred
Mid-West
preferred—
18
(quar.)
Sons
12-31
12-
10c
11-
11-15
12-15
50c
(quar.)
Extra
12-lfi
J15c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
Lexington
11-19
75c
(quar.)—
Extra
$2.50
Shoe
11-15
J25c
(quar.)
Mines
common
Mid-Continent
10-15
12-31
11-15
85c
Ltd.
Robbins,
Light &
Micromatic Hone
2
11-15
11-30
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mexican
2
.L_,
dividend)
(quar.)
&
1111-
nsc
_
(James)
1
1
(quar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Fabrics,
12-
11-15
11-15
15c
_________________
11-15
12-
6
6
45c
Extra
11-15
1
12-10
12-
93%c
(quar.)
dividend
Middlesex
& Dye Works
Extension University
(quar.)
Leslie Salt
11-10
12-
._
A
Nov.
on
Lehigh Portland Cement
11-24
12-
$1.50
—__
(quar.)
20c
$1.50
(quar.)
A
Co.
Lea
11-18
common
Co,
this
Inc.
Lees
11-18
1
t$1.75
Bleachery
Salle
12-
tlOc
class
&
Frank
&
12-31
12-
J15c
(qtiar.)
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)__
11-17
12-
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Portland
Metals
Ltd.—
(quar.)
called
Machine Co.
Bryant,
Laura Secord
11-18
12-
Co,
Ltd.
Merchants Fire Assurance
1
$1.25
,
Inc,
plus
12-10
8
11-26
4.45%
11-9
$2c
11-
4.35%
11-18
11-19
£
12-15
3.90%
Co.—
<
Inc,
Extra
t37%c
12-10
11-
3.85%
1-15
140c
Sessions
issue
Lane-Wells
1
Co,
class
Landis
8
11-
(quar.)
Ltd.
&
H.)
share
Lanett
—
11-
5c
(quar.)
(entire
1
preferred
Color
B
(M.
per
1
:
11-15
*5c
____
Milling
(Alfred),
Lamson
11-10
11-
2-1-55
50c
(quar.)
Woods
Oil
Merritt-Chapman
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shore Mines, Ltd
Lambert
10-25
12-13
11-15
1-3-55
_
Power
Insurance
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
11-10
(quar.)
Lamson
1
(s-a)
Champagne
Mines, Ltd
&
common
&
Mercantile
11-10
$1.75
preferred
Lake
11-15
25C
1
1
(quar.)
Common
7%
5
12-30
12-
X
12-13
25c
;
Melville
11-15
12-
11-19
$1
lc
(auar.)
preferred
Meier
1
1
11-16
4c
(1947 series)
Porcupine
Corp,
5%
11-16
12-
1
12-
52'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Medusa
5
12-
9
$1.50
&
Fault
the
11-
12-
15c
Ltd.
Wines
preferred
of
11-23
1-3-55
12-
13%c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Meadviile Telephone, common
1
45c
(quar.)
Corp,
Stock
11-15
12-
75c
(quar.)
Mines,
Du
Lake
11-15
11-
11-30
20c
preferred
Mead
2
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Bonding
preferred
McKesson
11-15
12-21
11-26
12-15
(resumed""
Extra
-
10-29
55c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
11-15
11-30
12-
11-25
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lake Superior District
11-15
11-15
_
dividend)
Luz
Salle
12-15
12 %C
12-14 '
15C
40c
common
Corp.
La
-
Extra
1
12-31
11-30
11-19
lac
;
11-23
5c
<quar.)__
preferred
11-10
20c
ordinary income)
Co, common (quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
$2.50
12-10
6
(semi-annual)
(W. L. Corp.
(quar.)
Department Stores Co, com.
Mclntyre
year-
(quar.)
&
second
La
11-30
12 %c
—
&
Co,
first
Lake
11-15
62 %c
partic.
Indianapolis Water,
Ingersoll-Rand Co,
Inland
12-15
12-10
15c
37 %C
(quar.)
Steel
1
10c
Imperial Varnish
Indiana
11-15
——
(quar.)
convertible
H.)
7%
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(stock
(S.
Kysor
11-15
1
1
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)
a
12-24
12-
5
15c
4% %
Year-end
11-15
1
40c
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ord. (interim)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)———f.—
Imperial Varnish & Chemical Co, Ltd.—
$1.50
12-
12-
Co
Co.
Common
2
12-
_
and
$1.25
5
11-
30c
McCormick
real¬
(S. S.) Co
Kroger
1
12-
12-
57c
.
.—
(quar.)
preferred
■
Illinois Central RR.
Lock
12-
32c
quar.
securities
(quar.)
preferred
Kress
Manufacturing Co.—
convertible
Illinois
(quar.)
(quar.)———.
&
preferred
Hydraulic
12-10
12-10
5%
(quar.)
Peanut (increased
(Tom)
$2.75
31 %C
-—__
preference
Huyck
11-12
dividend
Stock
5%
1
31 %c
(quar.)
preferred (initial),
Hugoton Production Co. (increased)
Humble Oil & Refining Co.
(quar.)——.—
Hunt Foods, Inc., common
(quar.)——____
Huston
12-
$0,208
75c
(quar.)
2nd
_
profits
10-31
50c
4%
Kresge
6%
series A
preferred scries
5.12%
$1.41
from
—.
from
___
11-12
15c
preferred
5%
.
1
10%
(quar,)—————.—
of
Creamery
30c
(quar.)
(16c
Koehring Co. (quar.)
Koppers Co, Inc, common
Paper—
A
|
.
Fund
preferred
(quar.)
common
preferred
4c
on
60c
11-24
12-
————————
class
Common
end
(quar.)
12-10
12-10
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
12-27
15c
37 %C
——_—
Corp., common
12-27
Co,
the sale
on
Knudsen
12-10
50c
(quat.)—__
(increased)
Stores
4%%
of
prior
ized
11-19
25c
Houston
$5
Knickerbocker
11-10
30c
(quar.)———
12-10
R.)
Special
3
25c
(quar.)
(G.
Co.
11-
11-15
30c
Corp.
$3.40
12-10
—
.
.
Wire
11-17
22,
;
(quar,)___;
$3.75
11-15
11-12
Wu<U'.;—
Steel &
Co.
$3.75
11-17
40c
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp:
(s-a)_
Nov.
on
.s;
Maxson
11-12
11-15
5
12-20
18c
'
McCord
11-15
(quar.)
11-
.10%
L.)
McColl-Frontenac
1
Co.
11-30
1-3-55
(en¬
Extra
May
1-11
12-
33%%
.
E.)
30c
10c
_>
preferred
expires
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson,
11-10
2-1-55
12-15
Htvid^nd
(Chas.
VU,
'
-
11-15
12-
11-12
stock-
Quarterly
-
11-30
12-
&
Massacnusetts
1
15C
Lumber Co.—
(Edward)
stock
Hires
of
Casualty Co.—>
*
prior preferred (quar.)
Oil
Masonite
11-15
12-30
1
$2.50
Extra
11-15
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
$1.25
(quar )
convertible
$2.10
from
realized
net
12-
11-16
2
5
Communica-
dividend
Mascot
r
(24c
investment income and
net
'
1
1-
Maryland
12-15
II-17
12-16
112-
35c
(quar.)
conv.
privilege
Co.
(Glenn
5%%
11-15
3
75c
2
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.^—
12-15.
12-
Mfg.
Stock
11-15
3
1-3-55
12- 1
50c
11-30
f5c
Co.
11-30
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
per
12-31
15c
(quar.)
Inc,
preferred
(quar.)
Custodian Funds,
$52
1-15
$20c
11-24
12-
12-10
redemption on Nov. "
share plus this dividend)
12-15
50c
Ltd.
10-28
1
12-15 '
12-17
for
25c
;
60c
A
Keystone
;
Mines,
at
called
Marion
25c
Gold
12-
23c
issue
11-30
$1.18%
7%
8
8
J25c
Co._„_
4%%
12-15
12- 1
30c
(quar.)
Extra
5
12 %C
23
Midland
(Conversion
1
11-
$1.25
_
1954)
;15C
11-24
8
25c
;
Marine
Ordinary (from sales
subscription rights)
Herrington
11-12
25c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-12
11-
tire
11-ia
1
.
11-15
3
40c
(quar.)___
Ltd.
holders
Marmon
11-12
;
1
50c
Company
(quar.)
County Land Co. (quar.)
11-19
1
12-
$i.i2y2
common
12-
11-22
1 :
.12-
87 %c
(quar.)
12-10
12 %C
12-
11-15
Hines
'
-tion,
>
common-
25c
,,
Kerr-Addison
Corp,
International
40c
—
,
Inc.
;
11-
12-
37V2c
(quar.)________
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.j
preferred
Co.
11-12
75c
(quar.)
Utilities,
C.)
preferred (quar.)
Marine
20c
$1.09%
135c
/
5%
1
.
11-
11-24
25c
_____________
(quar.)
Organization,
<R.
Marconi
1
12-10
•.
11-15
11-24
25c
(quar.)___
Lii
Marathon
11-18
12-10
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Kentucky
8
of Canada, Ltd.
Paper Co.
1
3
11-17
25c
10-25
20c
Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.)_.
Hinde
12-
3
12-
1-2-55
95c
Holder$
11-26
25c
;
Maine Central RR.
Co, 5% pfd. (accum.)
Malartic Gold Fields, Ltd.
(interim);
Manhattan Shirt Co.
<quar.)^__~
;
I-18
12-
/ 11-30
v
Co,
Kent-Moore
1
Manufacturing
5%
$1.25
$1
(quar.)__
common
preferred
Kendall
11-15
11-15
Co.
3%%■
12-17
1-
53 %c
—
12-28
32 %c
Extra
87V2C
(quar.)
2-1-55
50c
$1.12V2
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Drug
Co.
Corp, Ltd.—;
.
Convertible priority shares
10-14
11-15
62 %c
When
Payable of Rec.
30c
Mailman
6
$1.05
preferred (quar.)—
City Southern Ry,
non-cum
Katz
12-17
3
5c
—
B (quar.)
Gas, 5% pfd. A
&
1
1-20
2-
5
1-
$1.25
(quar.)_
——
,
preferred
Hiawatha
4% %
12 %c
(quar.)
common
Mahon
6 /
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
12-20
40c
—
(quar.) —
common
(quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred
Cleywood-WlakcfJ'eld,
12-20
30c
(quar.)
f
11-10
1
12-
1-3-55
20c
prcferrjed
4.371/2
11-25
11-24
12-
12-
City Power & Light Co.r—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
1-3-55
$1.12%
common———r—
Chemical Corp.,
Heyden
A pfd.
ser.
1
12-10
12-
...
(quar.)
'
Magma Copper Co. (stock dividend)
Magnavox Co.
iquar.i
Magor Car Corp. <-quar.)___
11-30
12-20
%
1-20-55
$1.37%
Co.——-——-————-
Hershey Chocolate, 4%%
5
11-30
12-20
(quar.),
common
Extra
93 %c
&
40c
40c
preferred (quar.)
Aluminum
Share
(increased),
25c
MacWhytc
20c
(quar.)
Co,
/
.
Co.-
Extra
40c
(quar.)—
common
$1.50
48 %c
Electric
Mining
11-
3
1-3
1-
15c
(quar.).
Co,
$1.25
(quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
Macmillan
Kansas
50c
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd. (quar.)—.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar.)
Hazel Bishop, Inc. (initial)—
Hartford
11-15
40c
*
Co.-—
,
Marx
12-15
$1.25
,
Chemical, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
11-15
12-31
Schaffner
11-10
35c
(increased)
Laughlin Steel Corp, com.
preferred A (quar.)___—,
5%
Kaiser
11-12
12-1
—
1
425C
•
(quar.)
&
Jones
11-26
11-12
15c
6%
preferred (quar.)
———
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.) ——5%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Harris (A.)
Co., £%% preferred (quar,) —
Harshaw Chemical Co., common (quar.)
4% % convertible preferred
(quar.)—
Hart,
12-10
11-30
15c
(quar.)
12-
1-2-53
.
Xt$1.75,
—
11-26
12-10
$1.06%
Common
Sulphur Co.
Special
3%%
preferred
11-26
15c
A.)
Walker Refractories
A
11-15
50c
(quar,),
—
preferred
11-15
1
Company
Mackintosh-Hemphill
v
Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Winkle-Munning Co. (quar.) __
(M.
Hanson-Van
Lake
1
12-
Name oj
,11-15
(
.
com.
12-
-15c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Inc,
Jantzen,
Jefferson
11-26
(quar.)_.——-
B
H'anna
(quar.)—
Service, Ltd,
1
35 %c
preferred
4%
12-
44c"
—-~
Gas
Public
2-
2-15-55
25c
Inc,
preferred
11-
11-15
f$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
class A
Heintz,
1
1
12-
50c
Hancock Oil Co.,
&
12-10
12-
t22»/2c
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
Jack
1
50c
(quar.)
4%
.
12-
preferred (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)—
Fireman Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Per
Payable 0/ Rec.
30c
(quar.)
common
4%%
50c
(quar.)
——
(quar.)—
Co., common
Watch
12-15
50c
—
Cementing Co.
Quarterly
——
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., com.
Hamilton
$1.76
3
Share
•
Utilities Co,
convertible
10-22
1-
37%c
(quar.)
Co.
12-10
Iron
_________
Well
10-22
$50c
preferred (quar.)
Oypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly —_——
-
Jiajoca Corp.
Halliburton Oil
12-10
Company
Southern
$1.16
4.64%
Power,
Name of
Iowa
Holder1
When
Per
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
4%
(quar,)
dividend
Stock
C-ulf
Share
Compxny
Monday, November 15, 1954
..
12-
11-10
1
.
Number 5377... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
M
(1985)
==
Stock Record «»
York Stock
w
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRACING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE FRIGES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Tear 1963
47% Jan
39 Mi Sep
22
99
Jun
25
8 Mi Sep
14
3 Ms Sep
15
5
Jan
29
112
NEW
Range 8ince Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1
49% Apr
8
Jan
7
Anr
20
9% Jan
6
13% Sep
21
ABC
5% Jan
5
9% Sep
22
ACF-Brill
10% July
3
6% Jan 23
32
Jan
4
LOW
STOCK
Monday
4%
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
40% Nov
106
YORK
EXCHANGE
Co
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
83/4
8%
83/4
49% May 25
85% Mar 18
Sep
14
29
73% Jan
8
106% Nov
12
7%
31
26% Jan
6
20% Jan
4
5
Acme
25% Sep 14
23% Dec 29
35% Jan
a
27% Jan
4
23% Aug
39% Nov
36% Feb
25
24 % Jan
4
31
Aug 20
Adams-Millis
No par
48
16
09% Jan
27
58
Jan
5
85
Nov
11
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
18% Dec 31
32% Jan
6
18% May
5
27% Nov
4
7% Sep
49y« Sep
10% Mar
6
7% Jan
4
14
Jun
14
52
3
22% Oct
not
49
10
29% Jan
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
11
160
1
54% July 26
2
24
115
Nov
3
172
$3
July 29
4
104
Mar 11
3% Apr
Mar
Feb
2% Jan
5
14
Adams
29% Nov
12
Air
4
130
Sep 15
152
78
Oct
Inc
18% July 28
Aldens
85
81
Aug 24
39
Jan
6
28% Jan
4
97
87% Sep
18
98
6
May
10% Mar
8
8% Oct
3
8% Jan
2
72% Jan
12
Allen
8
02
Sep 15
17
Dec
29
92% Mar 11
101
Aug
9
4
Inc
Industries
Chemical 6s
4
Allied
16
Mar
9
19% Nov
9
Jan
8
26
Jan
4
40% Sep
29
Dye
3
37% Jan
4
51% Nov
11
Allied Stores
94
•7
Not
4
90
Jan
5
14
59% Jan
3
45% Jan
4
Oct
8
118% Jan
a
93% Jan
8
103
40
Sep 14
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
97
May 28
62% May 25
43% Jan
58% Jan
4
Jan
11
1% Jan
5
84% Jan
20
47
Nov
123% Nov
4
Dec 10
82
4%
July 14
74% Nov
146
12
4.08%
conv
12
Alpha
25
16
89
Jun
12
6% Aug 31
35
Not
Jan
6
56
Jan
4
9
Jan
12% Jan 29
2
34% Sep 21
4
37% Jan
4
52
21
41
Sep 17
103% Feb 20
13% Sep 15
18% Mar 19
14% Jan
13% 8ep 11
Feb 11
10
15% Mar 20
15
16% Jun 12
3% Sep
31% Feb
40
•1
96
Jun
104% Mar
15
16% Jan
13
5%
90
May
41% Jun
65
8
9
85% Jan
43% Mar 25
91
6
Jan
Nov
Apr
4
10
28% Sep 10
6% Jun 30
26
Oct
14
151
Jan
0
39% Jan
8% Jan
21
143
30
7
7
8
54% Sep
12
Jan
146
*148
149
121
*120
122
123
123
*123
124
76%
79
80
81%
Co
17%
18%
94%
95%
X33%
1
100
pfd
X101
18%
18%
95
95
95
3,800
33
33
323/4
323/4
1,800
101
*101%
103
*101%
103
102
102
1
243/4
25
25
25%
65
65%
65
65
65
65
-
12%
11%
12%
50 %
50
50
31%
32
32
323/8
31%
99%
99
99
98%
98%
99
12%
50%
31%
*98
11%
*50
30
25
25%
4,400
65
65
12 %
12
12'/8
50%
11%
1033/2
65%
*64
*102
253/a
25%
31%
12
*49
116,200
*49
230
.
13,400
49%
200
32
31%
313/4
8,700
99
*49%
98
99
800
of
Inc
*19%
1
20%
20%
20%
*20%
7
19
6%
19
203/4
22
20%
*203/8
183%
18%
19
7%
7
20%
20%
21%
22
22
22
19
18%
19
7%
7'/a
■
79,700
100
1,300
7%
22,700
42%
17,700
7%
7%
12.50
41%
42%
41%
43%
42%
43
25
Co
46%
46%
*46%
47'/a
46%
473/4
47%
1,100
No par
34%
35%
35%
35%
35 s/8
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
4,000
64%
63%
64
64%
63%
63%
64%
64%
1,300
23%
*22 3/4
common
preferred
Chain
&
Chicle
Cable
Co
AmoHran
19%
*19%
19
19
20
preferred
203/4
203/4
20
1
common
Interest In common
6%
1
*64
No par
23
27
27
27%
27
27%
96
*95
96%
*95
96%
23%
23
47%
48%
131%
131%
108%
108%
47%
*131
48%
136
48
*131
23%
49%
*223/4
27%
*95
48%
43
42%
473/4
*47
23 »/8
600
27%
27
27 »/a
2,800
96%
95
95
49
49%
140
137
137
108%
*133
109
49%
139
10
36,600
200
108%
109%
110%
110%
20
48%
49
49%
49%
52%
50
50%
50%
52%
6,300
1
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11 3/4
11%
3,700
Secur—No par
33%
33%
34%
34%
Co
8
24
American Encaustic Tiling
European
*22%
22%
27
*95
Colortype Co
Distilling
■64
42%
*47
108%
.49
109
*34%
2,700
343/4
♦34
35%
*34%
343/4
200
38
38%
39
39%
39%
39%
70
70
69%
70
69
693/4
1,700
4>/«
6,300
Nor
2
26% Feb 27
23
105% Feb
9
10
18% Feb
3
American
4% Oct
27
66
Nov
11
7% May 17
13
Jun
28
Jan
14
100
Jun
25
4
24% Nov
American
27
32% Oct
17% Jan
25% Mar 18
19% Feb
13
28
11
92
6
22% Jan 15
104% Dec
8
12
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co—_—5
2% Jun 28
8% Dec 31
94
13% Sep
Jan
85% Jan
6%
12%
*96%
Nov
7% Jun SI
97%
25
263/8
prior preferred
100
Locomotive common—_1
*103
103%
103%
100
*99
preferred
8
5
Metal
4%%
22%
23%
23 Va
92%
*91%
92%
*913/4
No par
No par
26%
27
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
2,800
51%
54
x48 %
50
48%
49%
48
49
46
48
36,700
107
106%
107
107
6
24% Not 30
180% Nov
9
8% Sep
22% Feb
24
34
65% Jan
30
42% Jan
57
Jan
6
27% Jan
13
4
22
Oct 26
May 24
42
Oct
7
159% Jan
5
144% Jan
4
Oct
4
44
40% Aug 10
127
36
Feb
a
Mar 20
47% not 24
38
Feb
2
49
Sep
15
58
14
12
Apr 14
152% Jun 10
134
May 12
Feb
19
16% July 30
5
161% Jan
77% Aug
3
143% Oct 27
60% Jan
36
170
22%
22%
20
25%
♦24%
25%
♦243/8
Motors Corp
103/4
103/4
*10%
22
5
Jan
4
50
55
121
July
Jun
16% Jun
5
30% Apr
19
Jan
7
113% Jan
4
Jan
0
10% Feb
S
13% Sep
10
27% Jan
2
119
9% July
11% Sep
9
25% Feb
28
17
15% Jan
4
67
Sep
11
94% Dec
17
71% May
Sep
11
89% Dec
17
66
May
21%
36'/4
37'A
65%
64
643/4
23%
23%
24
23%
24
100
Tel
Tobacco
6%.
'
4
7%
4
21% Sep
;4
45% Jan y4
55% Jun
3
45% Feb
26
29% Jan
43% 8ep
15
57
Jan
30
$5
prior conv
170-
73/8
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,800
30%
29%
30%
29%
30-
6,100
493/4
503/4
50%
50%
503/4
40%
39%
40%
393/4
40%
26%
57%
613/4
140
13%
172%
134%
35%
119%
593%
10
166 3/4
39%
165%
39%
166%
7%
1663/4
167%
393/4
39%
39%
1243/4
123%
1233/4
50
40%
166
39%
*123
123
123
27
27
27%
27
27%
27%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
573/4
62
140
14
1723/4
60
134%
36
1193/4
10
*62
139%
133/4
172%
59
134%
36%
62%
62
140%
139
13%
173
59%
136
37%
♦119
119%
10
10%
13%
173
58%
135
36%
*119
9%
50%
40 3/8
166%
39%
124
49%
41
165%
50'1
41%
166
40
40
*123
124
580
26,400
340
1,000
70
27%
27 5/b
27%
10,100
58%
59%
60 %
2,000
62%
62%
62%
139%
140%
139%
62%
139%
500
140%
13%
♦13%
13%
13%
1,200
173%
174%
39,700
58 3/a
62
173%
59%
135%
373/B
119%
10
1733/4
58
135%
14
174%
583/4
135%
37
37%
*119
119%
420
58 %
31,800
135%
37%
37%
62,700
119 Vs
10%
3,900
135
119%
10
10%
10
*26%
26%
26 5/8
1,250
100
900
x2G %
263%
26%
263/s
21%
21%
22%
21
21
19%
18%
22
19
83
84
83%
82%
82
83
82%
81%
82
82
100
74
72%
76%
76%
75
850
73%
74%
73 3/4
74%
73%
19
19 %
18 5/8
19 '/a
9,900
*263%
25
50
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
27%
183/4
18 3/8
19
91%
91
91
90%
90%
41%
42%
42%
43%
43 %
433/4
50%'
51
51%
513%
51%
i7:i/8;■ 17%
*91
25^
preferred
Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Anchor
4,500
common—No par
Anaconda
;
"
Jan
181-
30
39%
preference—No pax
Zinc Lead & Smelt com—1
Amer
73
*180
7%
123
$4 conv prior
12
12% Jan
6
180
27
213/8
preferred
15
27
0
97
29
180
30%
1663/4
com—5
series
American Woolen
181
30%
100
Water Works Co
*179%
T.7.%
25
common
Viscose Corp com
Preferred
73/8
180%
5,500
91,100
31
100
Tel Co
&
3
180%
180 %
5
—100
25
preferred
American
22%
393/4
25
preferred
American
21
493/4
com—100
100
American
65%
22%
7%
100
Sugar Refining
64%
23%
1,700
30%
Building.Co__No par
No par
Snutt Co common
65
*179%
Refg com
preferred
94 % Sep
21% Jan
21
Dec
643/4
643/4
22%
5
10
preferred
44 % Nov
14
Sep
29
Jan
21
37
28
11% Sep
68
4,500
21%
64%
95% Feb
3
4
35,500
11,000
36%
23% Aug
93
Feb
4
59
563/a
20%
American
Aug 13
10%
56
36%
6%
5%
10 '/»
65%
7
27
10%
56
21
Sumatra Tobacco
39% July 30
120% Mar
5
10%
45%
36%
American Ship
6%
10%
45%
103/4
20%
American
July 23
28
138% Feb 10
10%
453/8
11
37%
American
65% Jan
1
22
10%
453/4
103/4
21%
Amer Smelt &
7%
11
10%
45
103/4
36%
13
5
175
4
Jan
Sep
10%
10%
45%
21
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American
Stores Co
1
65
10%
10%
45
21 %
American Seating Co—
7%
300
37
—
70
6,700
35%
preferred
30
25%
20 3/4
American Saflty Razor—!
31,300
1073/a
223/4
.No par
Co
American
Sep
142 % Nov
8
10% Feb 25
121% Jan
156
7%
92%
Optical Co
No par
Potash & Cliem cl B—No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
27
32
May 18
60% Nov 12
125
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
■
22% "
22%
*24%
40% Aug 17
Mar 31
118% Jun
Amer
106 %
22%
25%
Natural Gas Co—No par
Amer
*
22%
25%
News
69
107%
22%
American
34% Jan
*106%
22%
25%
American
36% Jan 30
108
22%
*24%
American
38% Sep 16
12% Sep 21
*107
2
7
23
27
% Oct 18
Nov 11
27%
—1
8
com
24
38% Sep
800
23%
American
32% Jan
23%
50
26,500
223/4
14% May 12
15% May
16%
*913/4
convertible preferred
Mar 27
104
101
92%
American Molasses Co
Dee 15
16
101
23%
11% Sep 23
39% Mar 24
16
100
92%
25 % NOV
37
153/4
99%
23
5
42
16
993/4
92%
7
6%%
104
104%
15%
993/4
23%
7% Jan
9
*104
153/8
993/,
23%
100
Products
Metal
104%
15%
*99%
20
800
2,000
*91%
preferred
American
*104
15%
993/4
15%
26%
7
Ltd com
Co
104
98
100
Fdry common
3.90%
24
Jan
'12%
*95%
4
6% Jan
12
*243/2
Jan
169
12%
97%
0
8% Jun 23
12
2,500
26%
31
2
9,000
11%
24%
18
11
66
11%
24%
30% Dec
Jan
65
12
26 %
31% Jun
Jun
66
12
*95%
Amer
24
64%
12
24%
9
13% Jan
64%
26%
29% Jan
4
6
63%
26%
10
Aug 31
39% Jan 12
15% Feb
171% Feb
633/a
26%
28% Sep
Feb
X61%
X26%
11
50% Oct
31%
27%
17% Jan
6
31%
27
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
Feb
32
Investment Co of HI-—1
Amer Mach &
Nov
32
*95%
4
23% Nov
31%
*24%
7%
12
54
31%
96%
94% Oct
107
32
24%
5%%
400
*31%
95%
28% July 27
11
4
4%
24
4
15
4
98
84% Jan
19% Jan
4%
24
American
101
4%
24
6%
21
3
Apr
18% Aug
4%
63
61%
No par
4%
32
*31
noncumulative preferred__100
American Ice Co common
29% Aug 23
100% Jan 20
1
50
1
Products
Home
21% Feb 24
*
com
preferred
4%
4%
American International Corp^No par
American
107
6
Hide & Leather
convertible
American
10
Hawaiian SS Co
19% Apr
18%
943/4
33
70
24% Mar 16
25
18%
94%
32%
38
84% Jun
Jun
18%
93%
33
37%
88% Dec 31
25% Aug 27
17%
95
69
100% Mar 17
94
18
71
12
4
173/4
37%
18
22
85
'323/4
243/4
100
81
X94%
50
preferred
80
80
100
34
24%
No par
187%
70
93% Deo 31
0
80
187%
37%
4
35% Oct
79%
10
common
12% Oct
19
111% Dec
79
100
72 V2 Sep
_
12
24
189 3/4
com__Nopar
39% Nov
Mar
12% Jan
128% Dec
2,100
2%
2%
18,300
16,900
23% Jan
09% Dec 23
29,000
2%
2%
12,100
100% Jan
120% Sep
69%
69%
69
2%
11%
4
21
68
2%
12%
18% Mar 28
25% Sep
69%
693/4
11%
12% Dee 23
117% Dec 30
69
68%
12%
44% Jan 20
18
8,700
11%
48% Dec 29
36% Dec
8,400
803/2
12 3/8
39% May 27
136
80
80%
11%
10
10
79%
81
12
24
14
Jun 25
79%
80%
11%
26% Dec
16% July
79%'
81 %
12%
36% Jun
25% Sep
79%
801/2
11%
4
26
41% Dec
78%
81%
12
29
•6*'
900
123%
79%
80%
11%
2% Dec
148
123
X77%
12%
57
Sep 14
200
11%
33% Jan
7
27,500
12
3
6% Mar 25
15% Sep 16
18% Jun
8
74%
148 »/2
11%
Aug
19% Sep
79% Jan
100
96
733/a
*147%
74%
12%
May 25
25
2%
73
11%
Dec 31
Jun
693/4
67 %
733/8
12
67
99
119
72%
American
11
10
16
*94%
145
72%
American
30
9
§6
*94 %
146
71%
800
19
19
9
Jan
*18
15% July 30
18
6% Jan 23
96
96
19%
34% Oct
19
16% Sep
21% Sep
96
*18
.
26% Jan
Jan
36
*95%
19%
17% Feb
Feb
•
48
*18%
31% Jan 20
17% Jan
2
8,200
American
11% Sep
8% Jan
12% NOT
Sep
6,100
95
*144
10
Crystal Sugar com
10
4%% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series G-100
110% July 28
31% Jan
0
13%
93%
96
*95%
American
Aug 17
125% Apr
105% Jun
117% Jun
123/a
93%
com__2
American
99
Sep 29
53% July 28
4
12%
93%
100
American
26
12%
93%
4,200
American
25% Aug 12
28
12%
923%
72%
36% July 27
4
12
933/4
145%
4
5
40
12%
93
70%
27% Jan
11
103
12%
93%
*144%
34% Jan 26
Jan
*100
12%
X92%
100
20
100
100
26
48% Jan
101%
100
1,900
Cable & Radio Corp
22
27,200
9,200
Can
20% Jun
10
383/4
513/s
American
18
.85%
109
37%
American
17
101%
37%
♦108
50%
7
Dec
101 %
85%
38
109%
37%
10
51
*100
85
37
*108
800
51%
29
23% Dec
*83%
37%
180
164
37%
Sep
85% May 27
96% Mar 4
100
85
109
160
50%
49% Jun
3
37
109
155
108,200
37%
47% Nov
Sep
*83%
373/B
109 %
149
4%
50 '/8
4
21
85
149
*146
2,200
85
37%
11
44% Apr 24
2
16% Jan
.;
17
4Va
49%
23
14
149
17
*83%
4%
37
4% Jan
Sep
17
85
3%
50
35% Feb
7%
100
16%
*83%
4
4,800
793/4
conv
cum
Ctfs
8
36%
16%
84%
3%
3'/8
19%
44% Jan
1
Not 27
100%
12
*83%
*108
16%
83%
4
600
175
3
37%
9
8% May
*98%
110
16%
84%
100
36,000
49%
45% NOT
9
37%
36%
*108
*146
*165
3%
53
293/4
114%
19
40% Apr 23
15
100
85
*83%
1
par
149
175
3
,
29%
114
Broadcasting-Paramount
12
Oct
par
*145
3%
*165
3%
3
*52
29%
114%
793/4
Bakeries
Theatres
23
19
4
100
163/4
*83
52%
28%
*113%
36
preferred
conv
convertible
4%
Nov
22
4
preferred 1952 ser 5%%—50
2nd
21% Sep
4
12
84
3%
52%
29
175
*165
175
52%
114%
49%
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
5
16%
3%
1
3
28%
18%
preferred
Amer
Jan
16%
84
100
*165
*52 %
114%
77%
Corp
American Bosch Arma Corp
Mar 15
3%
53%
29%
114%
Chemlcal_No par
Agricultural
6%
Aug 12
30% Oct
175
3
28 3/4
114
5,000
Petroleum
American Bank Note
14% Aug 12
Feb 28
47
*165
1
50
4%%
5
40% Jan 27
*52%
28%
114%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Aug. 18
NOV
52%
52%
28%
*113
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
25% July 28
66
64,100
.....
188
3%%
80
14
187 Ve
American
4
13%
373/4
American Airlines common
16% Jan
13%
1893/4
4
2
13%
1883/a
4
20% Feb
13%
1893/4
12
104
133/8
188%
95% Nov
18
13%
188%
34
Feb
13%
No par
18% Nov
98
13%
26
Amer
8
13%
*25%
12
17
18,800
26
Nov
Dec
27'/a
*25 %
85
99
263/a
26
7
Nov
27
*25%
Jan
4
263/8
25%
Amerada
4
27%
25%
197
26% Mar 16
263/4
26
4
11% Jan
600
27%
*25%
Jen
70% Jan
500
263/4
1
14
4
85
32
148% Oct
8
28%
85
*30
Aug 23
May 24
29% July
28%
85
32
26
84% Feb
3,400
28%
*28
*30
11
15% Jan
39 3/a
32
Jan
29
39 Va
*30
19
26% Sep 15
93% Aug 20
14% not
5
39%
23/a
19% Mar 18
11% Dec 31
39%
313/8
29
70% Dec
10,400
39
39
26,700
23/fl
16% Jun
57
11,900
23%
45%
313/8
35
6
106 >/a
23
453/8
2%
Apr 23
70% Jan
105
23%
39
31%
28
2
44%
1043/b
23%
*29
3% Mar 24
36% Mar 24
85% not
43%
101%
23%
23
27%
No par
29
24
0
43%
101%
233/4
26%
1
Limited
1% Dec
30% Dec
189% Jan
43%
100 %
101
No par
Cement
Portland
Aluminium
5
16
Feb
13,100
49
Aluminum Co of America
3% Feb
84%
100
5,600
9
18%
Mfg common
preferred
preferred
Nov
74% Aug
85
11,400
CM tT*
37%
convertible
90 % Jun
80
2d 3,4
*833/4
43%
43 3/4
1103/4
8
preferred
3%%
*28
84
Corp common__No par
Allis-Chalmers
12
10
28%
84
No par
Allied Mills
40% Jan
86
28%
23
Shares
42%
*109%
No par
Mar 20
33
35% Sep
41% Oct
28%
88%
1
Allied Kid Co
22
24% Oct 28
21
Sep 22
28
*83
5
common
11
6
76% Jan
39 % Aug
109
12
383/4
10
Mining
13 % Nov
89% Feb
6
1
May
Gold
10
4
Sep
Nov
38%
39
50
Nov
164
43%
1033/4
23
100
100
4%% preferred
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
$4 prior preferred conv—No
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
$4,375 cum preferred
No
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
4
Feb
Jan
2
15
43%
100 %
22%
common__No par
101% Nov
Sep 29
80
Aug
4% Feb
43%
99%
42%
110
1
com
w
w
Juneau
4
140
1
Equipment
Inc
Alaska
14
104
9
25% Sep 15
91
Jan
Gas
3% Mar 25
12
42%
*109%
.
1
Corp
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Jan
433/a
109
1
Corp
preferred
3% Jan
42%
109
10
Reduction
72
Feb~27
0% Mar 25
43%
110
28
4.50%
16% Jun
Aug 10
Sep 14
74
3
70
43
*109
100
com
preferred
Co
Express Co
Affiliated
12
155% Feb
8
114% Jan
Oct
ACF Industries Inc
Admiral
22% Mar
8
15
101
Nov
12
Nov. 12
12%
43%
110
the Week
Friday
Nov. 11
12%
Dec
non-cum
Sales for
Thursday
2.50
Vending Corp__
Steel
PRICES
42%
Dec
47
SALE
Nov. 10
*108%
72
14
HIGH
Wednesday
8
20
30Mi Sep
AND
Nov. 1)
100
1
preferred
Motors
Tuesday
Nov. 8
'■
5
17%
523/i
21,000
510
90 %
90%
240
91
42%
433/4
43%
44%
87,000
52%
52 %
52%
54
♦90
1,440
13
The Commercial and Financial C
14
ron'cle
Monday, November 15, -1954
...
(1986)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
29
Dec
8
57% May
15% Feb 26
5
Sep
-
52
Jan
-
2% Feb 11
17% Jan?..4
25% Jun
60% Not
12.
14
14
43% Jan
6
33% Jan
15
12% Mar 26
93
Mar 25
85% Apr
4
30
26
57
Jan
11
&2%jan
6
15
Sep
48% Feb^fl,
59% Dec
80% Sep 24,
97
29
7„
-Jan
U% Sep
Dec
32% Jan
10% J^n
9ft% Jan
I#% Sep 26.
31% J*u
Mai 25,
I#
v
22
Jan
100
Jan
12
3
4
4
6
4
14
55
10%
10%
3%
•3%
3%
4d
7,100
42;%
7,000
11
11%
40
40%
41
5,600
X23
23%
22%
23 y»
22%
22%
2,900
10
58
58
57%
58
573/4
5J
11%
11
11%
10 34
11%
97%
99%
94
97%
88%
89
11 %;
5
-
X86
._
89
88%
89
*9-%.
No par
Co coin
101%
99j/4
99%
8^%
99%
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178
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11
24%
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50
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1,100
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2,500
700
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24%
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106%
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51
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2,300
108%
53%
119%
26%
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50%
80
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108
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11.900
27
150
106 34
55
2,500
55
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14
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:
23
15% Feb
18
8
13 y« Dec
Nov
49
28% Jun
100% Nov
29
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41% Sep
4% Dec
•«
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Sep
10% May 28
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Jun
May 28
4
'6% Aug
37% jau
4
47% Aug
•4% Jan
4
7% Nov
12
Bahhitl
(T)
42% Jan
7
67 % Nov
12
Babcock
& Wilcox
"
8% Jan
18% Jan
3rt % Jnn
npc
'I
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
9
76 % Mar 17
68
18
Sep
14
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34% May
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40% Jan
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9
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3
33% Jan 29
30% May 26
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Jun
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22
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36,900
1534
15 34
1534
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4
153a
1,000
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49 Va
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4934
80
23%
23 34
233a
23
233a
13,400
92
91
91
91
-
91
r—r—?
53
934
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24%
243a
r—-
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106
107
106
2534
3134
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3134
31%
2
2 38
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10
234
10
25
25
25 "«
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95
95
59
25 %
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'28
55.%
2534
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834
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106
106
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31%
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12%
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96
3,800
4,000
70
9,300
2,200
12%
2 Va
7,500
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2%
10
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25
980
20,200
24 34
3,300
12 3a
17,700
96
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90
59
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30
25%
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900
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79
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1,700 :
116,300
5,550
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19,200
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7634
31%
2%
10,
.
76
2434
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95
54%,
.—No par
106
31
1
5
Zinc-Lead
107
153s
853a
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ft
83%
23
9 1 34
2334
15%
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79
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1534
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15
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90
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4434
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15%
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29..
28%
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,
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44%
79
66,500
15%
82
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29
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;
1934
;
31%-
100
7,100
•
133a
82
,
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563a
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56 34
81
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15 34
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25,300
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133 a
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13 Va
33%
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100
3134
3134
1334
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27
28 V„
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5534
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230
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33%
56% '
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1234
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20,200
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26
2934
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53 V4
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4,800
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97
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3,700
39
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934
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10234
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26 Va
25 V4
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4,200
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165 34
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52%
Pacific
8634
165
52
Cannon Mills
July 23
1
footnote
8734
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Canadian
5
9
8834
166
2,700
7,400
9934
28%
%
43%
18 Va
Campbell W 8c C FQii0dry_^—15.
Cangda Dry Ginger AJe oomft_l;65% $4.26 conv preferred^-—rfJp par-ft
Canada Southern Ry Co,—;
100
Canadian Breweries }J;d—-xNo parTi
99% May 13
52 % Jan
40%
43%
28%
2534
Cniumet & Hecla Inc
,
49 34.
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42%
4234
Callahan
-
9«%
48%
ft.:
'
27%
100
-r
98%
15,200 "
23%
27%
97
34
11"%
97'--
•-
600
5,500
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4334
4234
28 34
California
14
11% Sep
23 34
♦97
96
2934,
4234,
—
17
1% Jan
Ifl
18 %
-
10
1,500
>
46%
96
20*a
28 34
Byjrqift
-1
28%
Byers Co (A M) common-—No par
7% participating preferred
100
12
48%
11
>
I3,sqo
ft
12%
46
23%
23%
27 Va "-27 V2
*'
.)
18%
12%,
-
26% Nov
*■
97
28%
25%
'
5
va
3
42%
%, cpnv prior preferred
BjiHer Bros coinmpn--—
4%% preferred.
Butte Copper & Zjnc—-
16
2 1
18
102
50,400
3234
11234
-,28% ft 30 '/a
29.
5
12
29
36t/2
21%;
32%
3234
-
4134
-r —7.—— ,» 1
Burroughs cuin
B'ish Tfomlnnl Co^—
4
7% Jan
15% Jun
12% Feb
20% Oct
21
70% Jan
26
27% Mar 20
20%
32%
'• *'
28%.
Terminal
88 y2
~2Q.Vsfe
*35 '
(:
;
-80%
Bush
78
%
—-,—ylO
Bulqvq, Watcli Co Ina—5
Bdrljpgton Mills Corp coinmon„-__l
4%, preferred
,-.100
3 % % nrefei r.eft—
_10Q
4%% second preference
..100
88
Oct
5
77% Aug 11
*87 Va
>20%,
35% : 35%
J?"
•
,-—5
Mar 12
80% Feb
73% Jun
88
20'Vt
'"
48%
•4
No par,
L
,$5, preferred
'
"ft
100
II*
53%
20%
4634
28 '/a
15%
50
170
.20"/a ,.-'21
ft
96%
28 %
62
>
135
10534: 106 »/2
467/a
11
*96
* 128
13
17%
101
-
106
13
28 Va
100
Co
11
11
28
-
Budd (The) Co" cojumon--
.
1,800
40%.
:
*
132
23 34
26 '/#
*96:
4834
.
62 %'
BucyruftvErie
• ^
49%
,49Y»
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'
6Q7/a
31%
CO
:
23%
26 "/a
24%
,>
'30
,
6,200
13
46 %
23%
2431,'? -"'ft 24%
24%
38%'-' 3934
38%
1934 '
*
30
4734
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81%
25% Jan
Nov
5,400
12%
47
12%
100
47
>
,
*80%
6
24
75
87
'
47% "
"19%;
12
.
130
3334
1234.
80%
j
11
82
3734
3234
12%
80%
*•'-
12
15% Nov
13 %
8634
ft
123'a
24%
••
15
74f
4
327 4
42%
47
Bearing Co
22
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
3734
-
166
100
;
26 % Feb
15
72% Dec .2,
323a
\i
'•
'•
•
26%
-^5
5
j'-Bixmrn Slioe Co Inc
"
r
33%
28%
,•Brunswick-Buike-Cohendei-—nq par
.-drily 28
20%, Oct 28
36%
36 34
3,200
12%;
*87
r:2034
■;* 90
15 %
33%
49.%
ft
ft.
88
2Q%
97%
'ft:
.
.
80%
,—
14% July 19
2034
.
*3534
48%
166
12%
5
-2u»o
Bridgeport Brass Co,-,-—
—5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par;
Brjiggs 8c Stnitton^---t-f*i—No par
Bfistiil-Myers (Jo common2.50
3%,%, preferred
.
,-100
Brooklyn Union Gas com
No par
Brown, 8c Bigelpw
—1
25
:19-
-.,-ft *87
9631,4
.
12
89
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BfauUf jAU'Wwy^f Ufi
12
Oct
ft.
■
9,600
38
»
—
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ft-
-
'
>42%'
84*%
...
--25
pi-eferred
Bpwer
I
9
•
May 28
22% Jun
Mar
39% Aug 17
Sep 22
33% Sep
•1
33
11% Jan
31
5% May 3
2Q% May 11
ft .15
"
1,500
56%
1234
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•"
8,900
3334
106
10534
21%
x2o%
293'a
42
__.5
.100
—
49 34
132
I
ft
2434
55
ft
155,500
&l* ft
*80
ft
.
-
-'•*
%
-29%
11
9
'.4934
88
32%
>"'*1234
•ftft; 46%
-ft
23%
49%.
105% Nov
Sep
1234
iv
.
%
, .
24%
24%
*37%
-
ft
•*•'
33%
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19%
*35%
-
ft.
V
10534
20%
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4
98
12%
4934
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v
9%
56% Aug
38
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ft.
;
33%
/"ft 123 a
xl a %
667/8
12
15
37%
'*96
9%
Boig-Wai'ner Corp cominon
3 '/a "/#, preferred
80
15
3334
"ft 105%
r'f 100
14%
•
■•'-■'■
33%,
123a
36'%
66 %
new
,
15 ''
;
,ft 49
'333ft'
r_15
40% Jan
9
14%
>
-—1
1,25
93% Jan
40% Mar
1534
ft
Bordon
12.
13% Mar 19
31
56
21.%
Inc.
—-:
Book-of-Ihe-Month, Club Lnc_
Boston 8s Maine RR—
•% Dec 31
18% Dec
.81
55
88%"/
10
Pec U
6.0
81
•
11
(The)
59'/«
'
—No par
Co
58%
:tV.' 15%
23% ;?23%
-100
Bond; fttores
59%
2434
18%,-
12
,
58%
"5734 ;
57%
128
12%. Jun
68% Sep
1
5934
14,800
31%.
%
'ft,
15% NOV
4
July 29
6
1*200
934
40,100
3034;
-55%
106% ■'
2634
No par
B
734
67 32
31%.
543,4
120ft
"97
,
5
Aluminum & Brass Corp
7%
30 Va
;
80%
.
500
6634
:-ft 93/2
7%
67%:
24:% ,24%
;
49,500
934
•
55%
•
10,200
5%
9Va
373ft
46 %
10
Ami Co class A__—
;
64%.
64'/4
2234
4634
534
*46
81%
12%'
1634
22%
46
54%
33%
*1234
J. 100
CO—
*16%
2,200
25
50%
38"
10
13% Jan
3
--ft
1,090
10 %
>
534
7%
7% %
6%
-
.
3,400
ft;
1434
2234/
46
46
63'%
64%
15%
74% Jan
14% Aug 13
13
29%
v
127
934
17%
*1634
>934; -ft/ft; .934. ft
9%
3034
ft
2934
30%
ft-ft 9%
-"
68% Sep
12% Sep
11
Jan
5,200
"
7
6%
-
81
33
1
Airplane
Class
15% Aug 30
4
*4534
25 ft"
*35%.
&t
Boeing
8
34% Aug 27
26
4534
:
17
48
126%
*12%
10
934
4534
'ft
20
Deckei; Mfg Co—.—No par
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)^
n„I0
Bliss1 (E W) Co'-—.:
-„-l
Bliss & Laughlin Inc-^-..
2.50
Blockson Chenifcal Co„_
.7.50
28
/
ft
ft
V
*86%
'
10
pfd series of 1951
1034
534
56
18%'
—
Loan. Corp
*934
48
?
14%
22%
—
Foods
'4%,%,
27
Aug, 16
350
a
^834.
C-
'
BethleLem Sleel (Del) com—No par
1% preferred'
100
'. Bigelow-ftanford Cgrpet (D,el) com 5
9
22% Mar 17
21% Jan
5
15
«% Dec
Nov
*
'
477/4
*1234
534
80%"
49
,-10
1
1
Corp
issued"-,
14%
2334
12 3«
*
14
U%Sep
18% Sep
10
12
166
3634
-.
127
127
128
*12%
534
3234.
50
RR__-—
47%
48%
127
14%
2234
24 34 ft
*37%
Best
*■
3834
*163a
15
Benguet Consul; Mining Co___l peso
& .Co
1
7
43% Nov
4
9% May
July 15
93% Nov
4
Jan
144% Jan
15
,Jan
'
l%Jan
30% July 22
Jan 27
.
; 50
57%Jan
6
146% Dec 16
•% Dec 31
24.
.
51
4
% May 18
•
25
38%
534
55%
'
12% Nov
3934
22^00
34%
10034
10%
80 V4
,2.50
w100
i—_-__l
Inc.,
Aircraft
Beneficial
3334
100%
4834
48 %
ft
2434
,-50
-—10
No par
Bell & Howell Co comtpqx%.
4 % %
preferred —'—
Bendix Aviation
8
12
23
34%.
100 %
3334,
16%
2934
563a
ft' 56%
(A ft) 4%% ,pfd
Aircraft Corp
."When
•
~
*21%
23
23
23%
6%
; loo
Bell
60
7,000
IOOV4
34 34
53a
9.%
preferred-—^-—:—-100
Creek
132
ft 23%
93ft'
28%
10
Beech-Nut Packing, Co_„Belding-Hemingwuy
10
2
ft"?
4%%
Beeeh
130
ft *16%
641a
128
Mills
13234
1,600
*»
5%
67/8
prior preferred—100
Beech
.128%
3,700
■:
3334
•
'l-'iatu
8,700
•
10034
23
3834
128
;
ft." 10
17;. •'/•<
63
conv
Beck Shoe
.
-3334
*9934
233/8
,
46--46
3%%
Beaunit
12
Mar 12
1
'
14
17% Sep
•
128
ft'* 12
9%
.*16.
Reatrlce Foods Co common-—12.aq
21% Aug
4
36% Oct 29
4
14
29% Jan
,
Mar 16
10% Dec 29
.
69 %
-3334
100'/2
10034
100
39%
v
"
3334
34%
59%
V
3334
f
100 %
47%
12534
9%
(The)-No par
preferred.
Works Corp..
HayuH Cigars Iiic____
1 Jun 30
ft 68
Co
4%%
July 29
21% Nov
4
32
,
47% ;
12534
1
Inc———,—
Bath', Iron
51% July 30
4
9% Jan
30
33%
•U; >. 15..
($1.20)—No par
Brothers common—.
Barker
11
4
47
20
:
Baldwip-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore & Ohio common
-100
4%, nqncumulatlve preferred—100
Bangor <fc Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5% preferred
^100
i Barber Oil Corp—
—10
1
4
107
21
19
1
6
Sep
5
Oct
58% Oct 25
99% Jan
% Dec
May 19
83
ft
134
ft
Feb
27% Aug 12
4
4
,
59% No,v 10
4
10
4
14% Dec 28
;
10% July 22
31% N oy; 12
Jan
107
ft
I|
11
11
39
55/a
21
30«6 Mar 19
29
*2134
39%
-21%
16
Jun
If
pre!
Jan
11% Mar 26
14'
23
23
34
59 y4
»
45% Dec
7
12834
39%
Ayco
5
12534
123
120%
*99'/2
33%
V
(voting)
prior
Cony
126
Xl24%
100
Automatic Canteen-Co of-Amei'—5
1
5
*
100
100%
Mfg Corp (The) common^—3
$2.25 conv preferred—1—No par
7
4% Jan
8% Fell 26
62% Feb 28
/
18% Aug 23
-24%Bep
100
23
33%
Corp_—
-.--No par
Wiciiois coniBion——No i»ar
Austin
-33%,
99%
100%
Tack
Atlas
14% Aug 23
20
15
16
flft
17% Mar
' Feb 12
5
ft
7% Mar
16%. Mar 13
II
<
Common
:
337/a
124% ft
59%
5034
59%
10
100
common
19% convertible pfd series A—100
V
23
128%
*21%
distribution
$3.75 series B
Atlas. Corp
Mar 24
Jin
125 %
5934
59%
99%
ft
5
Preferred
Atlas Powder—
4
:_No par
118%
*33 3ft
34 -;;
99%
99%
119 V2
I 88 Lines—
W
Atlunlie Relining
10
34% Jan
87
,
48 % Nov
61
119
59%
333ft
—_—-100
Line .RR
Coast
119%,
>501/4
50
—
Electric Co .com—1ft
liquidating
Ex
1
>
103 % Jan
14
Sep
2
Jan
30'4 Mar 27
22
16% Jan
Atlantic
ft
7
-
Preferred
4%. preferreil.
17
5
27
Common
Atlantic eily
>
>•
26
4
29
8*
36 Va May
4
18
18% Dec
Feb
60
2iy4 Aug 26
27% Jan
96% Jan
9
18% Dec
,
11
2
17
4% Dec
:
132% Nov
.
•ft
5
22
28
Dec
11% Jan
,
5
108% Mar 18
15
4% Dec
60 ft Nov
t
,37% July 26
103 % Oct
Jan
-
30% Feb
,
11% Apr 24
•4%-July 10
lft
11
33% Jan
99
1
16
18% Dec
124% Nov
Atlantic Golf
10
58% Dec
19
,
a
uu%.Jau
14
•6% July
Nov 314
97% Mar 2ft
29
26% Sep
13
M%Jan
30%
-
-
W% July
8
-64% Jan
4
i 29% Jan
13
-03
Jan
5
85
Jan
4
92% Jan
5
Jan
103
Sep
M
6,400
23
:.
263«
107.
13,100
».
1.80
19%
7%
23%
40.900
110,200
99%„
*175
" "l9Vi
*19
19%
*99%
180 "
*
'
7%
'
600
3834
10%
j
1,300
3*%
3%
39
23%
■»
Aug 30
Nov 11
Snares
29
—2.50
27y« NOV' 12
110
the Week
1
42%
,39
.
Ashland 0:1 & Retiplug Co
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No 41a*,
Assocjftjod Dry Goods Corp—
.
ftft%,Jwv 18
i\u,, j
42%
38-a
42'a
No par
Lndustilcs
Arvin
Juir26
14% Apf
38', '4
42%
*10%
No par
84- converLibic preferred—No par
Arnold- Constable Cerpm
5
ft Arlloom Carpet Co Inc——No par
By* Oct 26
27,
Sales for
Thursday
x39
Illinois com
■!$3.75. preferred
11
PRICES
to
No par
Corp
Armstrong Cork
3
Aov.
11
38
41%
10
14
5
prior preferred
$U conv
SALE
Wednesday
-
5
Co of
&
Armour
s
HIGH
AND
Nov. y
,
2x.d0
Corp
Steel
Armeo
/j,
.
Oil
Argo
V
*20% Aug 19
13
Co
ac
A P W Products Co *nc
v
.
7
Mar
175% Nov
May 13
2ft
22% Mar 11
15
3;
18% Sep
110% Sep
w
Mai 27,
63% Nov
100
14
10% Nov
■
12% Oct
106% Oct
May 19
2V
6
18% Mar 25.
29
Jan
5 '
10% Mar 28'
14
15
14
Jan
BB
-
30j
5% Dec
ae% sep
114
117% Dec 23 *
19% Jun
2
21
10% May 28
108% Sep
32
8% Apr
GMa>>uu
Tuesday
Nov. 8
Par
'.Archer-Danteis-Midtand
25
8% Sep
*77
;
-4% 8ep 22
20'
30% Sep
Sep
21
42% Sep
,
Monday
STOCK
Audeyson-Prichfird Oil Corp
Andes
Copper Mining.—
4
32% Jan
23% Mar 27
16
Anderson
30
13 »/4 Sep
23
YORK
EXCHANGE
52 % Mar 29
July 21
8% Feb
7 '
9 -
Jan
14
2% Nov 24
4*-/4 juiy
12
41.
6
15
40% Sep
NEW
1
Highest
3j v4
5
Jan
45
Nov 25
30
Range Since Jan,
Luwcst
Highest
Lowest
32
Continued—Page 2
LOW
STOCKS
29
28%
29 34
140,900
56 Va
5634
56
57
l/a
700
-
Volume 180 ...Number 5377
m-
■
(1987)
4*#'*'**'
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
1
Lowest
8 %
STOCKS
iuoo
ear
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest /
29
23•}« Sep
10% Sep
la'/a Jail
14
C
30
Lowest
29
-
103%, July 20
4
13
ii
■
17% J
C
107
-49
14
Jan
48% Di
2
12 V* Sep
24
14 Vis Sep
111V4 Dec
16
25
24
143
45 Vis Sep
29
104
105
Feb
133 % Jan
24
24
2
15% Oct, 30
Carolina Cli. chfield .&
Jen
23% Avg
(Philip)
Carolina
£
Carpenter
13'
Jan
7
101
1!<
18 % Nov
3
18% Nov
129'% Feb
26
17
73% Nov
105 Yz Sep
28
23% Sep
107% Jan
4
6ti% May
128
26% Nov
11
18% Nov
Co
4
6-
19% Feb
19
4% Sep
15
15%-.tan
20% July-27
7% Feb
26% Dec
31
40% Jan. <22
15
11 % Juiy
14
23 % Mar 23
12
42% Mar-25
110
Jan
7% Aug 16s
33% NJV 4.2 s
.
•73y8Nb7~-8s
'
4
12 % Jan
4
38 '/* Jan
17% *
16%
16%
103/4
18
33%
31%
33% ri
26 y4
2uy8
32%
32%
26%
327/a
2.1%
34%
23,100
237/b "
26%
26%
2 0%
207/a
12,700
*113%
%
22 Va
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
47%
47%
48%
49
49 % «
54
53%
22
Corp—
53%
1
69%
"102%
21 %
17% Juu
14
20% Marr 2
28% Feb 24
14
28% Feb .2a
ia'/*^uu
10
10% Dec
30
,.23% Dec 10.:
-'17% Mar H
6% Dec
16
14% Sep
14% Sep
24
"19 5/s Oct
Sep
38% Jan
37
26% Jun
No par
31%
32%.
32
100
73 'A
73%
X68
22
Sep
25 % Dec
31
11
108
32% Sep
Jun
Sep
15
21
17
Oct
27% Oct
12
5
33 % Jan
4
84% Jan
13
27
23% Mar 13
►
14
18% Jan
34% Nov
38
Sep
16% Nov
lUva Nov
14% NOV
11
6
13
Dec
29
22% Jan
40% Sep
10% Dec
15
51% Jan:' 2
30% Dec
30
•i 5% Jan
30
10
21% May 21
_
44% Aug
26
82%
59
Oct
25
7% Oct
13
10% Sep
22
14% Feb
18
3% Feb
98
13% Feb
29
39'
.
20% 1 20 Ya
19
25% .*
-
8%
31%
39
39%
8%:
22j/4
"■
39
5,900
21
211/2
3,400
;
30 Ve
30%
10,300
!.
IIYB
,
8%
*&%
600
83/4'.
D-
500
33% ;■
.
331/4
1%
16.300
83.900
23%
23%
23Y8
24
39'A
r
.
80
5,000
213/4.
12
!
323/4.
23%
39'.
207/a
U%C
*8Y».
32% -33%
,
20%;
30
29Y»
-
12% (
8'%
33%
23%
30J/a
29% :
*12
23 Ya
.
3934
397/B
36 Ya
*53%
185%
105%
*105%
106 y4
-
*1051/4
32%
35%
34%
35%
.
34%
54
6%
53
6%
53%
53'/4
6'/a
6%
39'/4
36%
"*38%
39 Mr.
39%
36%
36'/a
36
93 y4
*92
63/4 i
:.
39%
36%
•
92'/4
18
18 >/8
18%
13%
18
*28
26%
26%
21%
26%
217/B
26%
21%
"
1,800
54%
34%
6Ya
39%'
•
6%
39%11
92%
18%
18%
19V4
26%
26 3, a
26i/a
393,a
19Yb
9,000
26%
1,900
20 Ya
21
341/4
16%
*36Y4
16Va
16%
"4; Chic
_I_
Milw
5%
St Paul
series A
&
No par
Chic &. North Western
preferred series
343
convertible
5%
-
May 25:
Sep 30
-11%
12 Va
100
27%
27%
33 Vo
33%
33%
No pur
89%
preference
14%
56,800
44
12
*87
11%
12
12
27 %
35
,
911/a
i
99
91%
*8%
18%
2%
25/a
11%
12%
■
121/4
25
*29
25
67
30
30
29%
67%
68'A
'
X64 7/b
30
67%
...
9
*8-%
'
9
-
;
37
26,600
*
98
t
■
98
123%
9
28
67'A
63 »/4
'■
1,200
97/a
.
2,000
18
100
3
25,900
2Vd,
12%
29%
26,800
105%
*17 Ya
27/a
500
82
,811/a
105%
18
2%
12%
,
6,400
8Ya
*17Va
V
2%
8,200
28
36'/a
105 Va
*83/4
18
8.100
.12%
27%
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821/4/
79%
105%
,*17%
2%
12
;
*94 r" 100
■
80'A
105%
y4
36%
34%
IO51/2
V
,
*17%
12
9%
27%'- 28
24
9
11 %
9%
273/a
•,
18
2%
93/8:;
M*
34
80%
18
9%
27%
105%
25
•
14%
43 '/a
*
2y2
Copper Co__
Chrysler Corp
14Y4
443/a
79%
1
Chile
14%
43 y2
105%
10
preferred
5,700
14%
43
80%
Oil--
convertible
10%
14
105 %
*8%
No par
Cotton
89%
*9yB
79%
—100
A
3,800
43
105 y4
RR—No par
prelerred series
7,000
2,300
1634
16%
9%
141%
'271/b
5
com
16% '
16%
,
33,500
34%
37
43%
121/4
12
common—:
Co
91/4
14%
43%
A
Chicago Rock -Isl & Pac
conv
9%
14%
43%
cora__No par
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
;
£'%
14 y4
.
16%
'
4.%
Pac.:_^No par
pfd
100
nontaun
16%
.
300
.
263/a
37'/4
B
400
56,300
95
19%
•
343/8
>•
5,700
38%
*92%
213/a
37
13
43.800
7
37%:
92%,
203/4
3
2,500
-
35%
-
39'Ya
36%: t 37Ya
.
55
*105%t 106
35Y4
6%
;
36%
93
53 34
*105'/4* 106
35
921/4
*92
21%
53%
i
353/a
6%
39%
531/4
106
.3334
12.
70
'
37'/,
9
1
23 Ya
20%
109%
;
33%
Class
IF
56% Feb
2
f
21%
12
35
23 %
36%
12-
5
1101/4
23 Ya
110%)
33%
vg.
'Feb
4,600
.1,200
*1091/4
45%
109%
23YB
21%
Childs
21
15%
453/4
36%
Chickasha
Jan.;,5
28,900
673/4
is
673/4
15i/e
1
Chicago Yellow Cub
12% Nov
7,700
45 Y4
34%
18-
5
10,500
15 Va
»
36%
17
7 % Jan
900
73/a"
33%
33%
30i
Jan
19%
7
36%
20% Sep
3
20,100
18Yb
V. 33
■
(64%
5
.
68
7"
%
10% Aug
4
673/4
*18%
193,8
331%
280
4,600
26%
"
16%
82% Nov
13
96% Jan
29
-
63/4
32 7/B
j
68
29,
>,
22%
:
19%
39,800
76%
*45%
par
preferred
105% Nov
1 % Jan
38 y2
40
6
10
38 %>
Ifr
A
4
Jan
7% July
11% Jan
32
227/«
Cab
11
92
Nov
31%
21%
29
12%
*w%
26
'
21%
113Y4
,
15'%
No par
prelerreil
.62 % Jan
9% Jan7
13
E
!
5
12
Jan
Nov
8%
_L
Co
'Jan
11
,1% Dec
95
34 V2 Feb
37
63
76% May. 27
6
89% Jun
29
Oct
.
8%
18%
19%
76
36%
13 " Aug IT'
■:
30% Aug 31
Mar" 19
Aug 31
1L
Nq par
28%
*18%
19%
%k
13% i.
12
21 %
1133/4
23%
<
19
19%
29
12%
22%
'
10
11,300
45%
*109%
24
19%
19%
28%
*12
>'■
„
73%
105
50
5%
9
46% Jan. 26
10% Jan
6
59
'Jun
35 % Mar
19
.5
Corp_i
19%
♦
110
23%
73
114 Va
V4 *
3
1,100
88,300
124Y4
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A. 25
12.
Jan
12% Mar
19
50
110
24
23%
_9 50
VouglTt Aircraft Inc
Class
17
6
10
;a
*103
75Y4
76%
26
! 26%
6% J
•
*123
'
105
*113
'
-
*
15%
16
.
-
21Ya
"
19%
67%
15%
45
Products' Corp
125 73%
16,700
"
43%
15%
46
Chicago Corp <Tbeh
;
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
12
27 % Jan
10
58% Dec
•
27Vs Sep 23
27% May 14
5
68%
15*4
A—50
Co
Mills_L._
18
18% »
*0V2
110
Corp__
18
17Ya
72 y4
26 >%
3%
46
Cliesapeiike &'Ohio Ry common
25
3-%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East HI RR' <Jom
No par
•
121
21
31
Dec
19% Nov
34% Jan
Jan
3)4.50
Checker
■
11
26% Jan
5% Dec
22
-
Clianfce
23s-
6
18
Belt
6 Vo
32%
110
Mamuacturing_—1.255<V Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
7
14
67/a Oct
'
39%tfug
18% Jan
Sep
10
4-
92% Nov
■
-
class
54%
18
•
'*
Mar 17
39J/a- Nov
23% Feb
21% Mar 24
16
Nov
•
Pasco
6l/a
100
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
L
:
No
7% Aug 20
Jan
26% Mar 17
Aug 31
.17V* Jun
25% Jan
85%'.Oct
3
12
4
f
Chain
-38% Ailg 11
2
41% Feb» 2
15
80
May 12
rie
15
19%
No par
Sugar
Century -Ribbon
Aug 17
-55
3
*
No par
!
Certain-Teed
98% Jan
N'J
West
Violeba
Cerro
'Jan
or
Soutli
&
Central
10
4% Feb
31% Feb
Central
24
~7% Mar"27
•t
Co
33% Nov
33
3
.103% Jail <30
15
RR
-Class B
24
22
~4Ya
Central
4
42
Elec
c^m
preferred _d..—4.
Central 'Illinois Public Service
4
4
Gas &
Illinois .Ligut
4%%
-
20% Jan
33 V2 Jau
19%
19%
-
54%-
54 '/8
*
53%
78
25'/a
4,000
,
18%
22 Va '
"18%
3.500
51%
118
-
6%
12
'-Nov
25%
18%
lay*
12% Jan
i
25%
*18
G'%
13% Aug *'2t
8% Oct 21
C
18%
18%
3QV2 Nov 12
6
U% May 27
25%
1
12t
21 % Nov
24%
*18'/8
22%
4 9 Ye
*103
113
70%
•380
21 Ya
49%
•
72
112
.
114%
22 Ya
-
18 V4
>.
.
5
AgnireeiBifgar Co
.Foundry Co___,
Central ;oi' Georgia Ry
,
■'
5">
preferred series B
221
-.21% Nov
2&
j
3
34 % Dec
16
92% Jun
.23% Jan
7 10% Feb
5
Feb
15 V2 Mar 15
78
29,500
*123' •,
•
-105
21%
113
77
Central
5;
Sep
113
77
114 4
18
'•173/4
»f
IhVh
70%
17YB
49'
124
*133
22'/8
114
76
20
,
71
l
22'/a
18
17 Vb
'
114
.
-
-54
124
104%
114
.
No par
*
preferred
Central
Mar
i 24%
a
4
15% Mar 20
15
19% Jan
15%. Jan.
.
14
30
.
.
9% Mar 12
-
13
-11% Sep
j
.
Corp 'common-
1
,.
21%
—
114
18
124
104%
1
,v
17%
*122
20%
common
11-3%
.
18
16%
124
*102%
Central Hudson
112
113% V
17'/8
17
*122
%
i-a
X53%
17%
16%
—100
1
54%
17%
12.50
common--
11374
100
15%-July-27
19
"
'
46%
69'%
46% Aug 30-
8
105% Jan
'
6
o^ares
16%
' Central
-
t:ie Week
<
52%
68 V2
"■5%
21VB Mar 12'
4
•
Mar'27
13
16
97.': Jun
28
54 V» Mar 24
-
73% Jan -30
/ 35% Jun
Oct
% Jan
18
26
59% Sep
U
Friday
Nuv, m'£
17
26%
Tractor
Safes for
Thursday i
Npv.-l t * i
38%
10
CeloLex
PRICES
'
,
16%
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7%
2nd
preferred—
100
4%% conv preferred-series A 100
12
Apr
79% Oct
4
uU.I
:
33%
.
110
ltl
Light—_No par
1
5
&-
4.20%'
SALE
Wednesday/
113%
General
Prelerred
AND HIGH
f
a
1
10
Co.
Nov.
10
preferred
Caterpillar
4'
4
&
ULI)
T'/o
10
4
Apr
16% Mar .18
Case
12
%. Jun
16 %
Carriers
ll1
4
'Jan
Tuesday
<>
Ry_100
Ohio
Carrier Corp
S.eel
Nov.
5
„
Co
Mig Co_
Power
12
62% Apr
5
jail
Carey
22'
116
(The)
Monday
P«r
Airliiitto l.:c-—
51.4 Nov
44% Feb
19% Mai-25
98
Carborundum
5
13% May
2
Dec
Capital
12'
4
6
15V2 Sep
22
.a
113
24
65% Dec
uct
J
IF
10:
LOW
'
/
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Continued—Page 3
,
STOCK '
EXCHANGE
.11
2
38% Jail
o
13
9
.
2o% N_v
Jaj
40
5
i
Jail
65% Jan
23
18% Dec
Jan
;
/.
-46% J..U
,
14
14% Mar 27
21
96 Vis Jun
16
e
" Nov
18
"
1
YORK
40% Apr
.l
20%
39'/b Sep
34% jan
NEW
Highest
li
jail
b"«
28
May-27
19% Mai 25
113% Mar 19
14
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12%
123/4
29
29
29
64%
63
64Ya
8,200
90
185,700
V'
r'
Cincinnati GaS & Electric—
17% Jun
19
91% Jun
25
35% Jan
l»
70% Oct
6
9% Sep
15
20% Feb
Jan
22
24% Jun
22% Dec
102
Dec *•
"v
ia
97 % Jan
\
4
lui»% Get
151,
12
84 y4 Aug
12.
47
30% Dec
Jan
28% Jan
/ 25 I Aug
.
11
47
Qct
*
95
95% Jan
-
'78*
14% Jan
10
15
33% Mar'
5
14% Dec
-
28
17 -v Aug
28
"31
Oct
152
Feb
47 % Jun
100
Jun
5
10
16
70% Dec
13
21
18
Sep
Sep
J
89% Jun
12
"
19
2
8ep
II
*
73
6
128% Sep
3
78
Jan
2
107
Oct
9
74 •
'
4
64% Aug
110% Aug
5
70 Vh Jun
•'
2
9
;
..
23% dan
24
! 32
12
Jan
142
6
% Oct
18
-89 *
Nov
Jan
T
38% Dec
7125% Feb
23
20
107
.892 Y Dec :17
47% Jan
•
930
2-
JJuly
'Oct
5
17;:'
976
7
13-
Jun
8
NOV
5
86%. Jan
\
13
Dee
31
24% Feb
27
'12% Jan
20
14% Sep
14
20% M&r 17
Dee
23
49
Dec
22
47
-66% Mar 24
Sep
I
65% Mar'24
38% Jan
8
50% Dec
9
7
15
11% Jan
29
59% Mar
6
37
Sep
23% July
Jan
'
'12%. Jan
4
41% Jan
11
48% Dec
8
38% Jan
6
22 % Jan
2
17
5% Dec
28
8
26% Jan
Jan
5%%
2
Mar
27
36% Jan
6
10-
Class B
Columbia Gas System Inc
-28%
28%
Combustion
52 y4
'53
July 22
May
12..
23-
Conde
27
Cone
23% Jan
5
J
103% Jun
2
109 % Jan
5
107% Apr
26
12% Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
4
.
109% Mar
•
163/4 Sep
stock
Consol
$5
4-
19%
;
427/u
2:400
42'%;
42%
48%
49
49
49
56 f
56
56%
,56
*56
56%
56%
56%
77 Vt
80
78 J
79
8,100
78..
783/4
79
79%
8,800
I
>1560
"
80%
'
700
,7J %'
150
Ye
15
V
143/4
15 f
14%
1%
29
29
293/4
81%
81%
81%
81%
110
47
46%
47
47'/a
47%
48
48 3/4
6,000
28%
23
283/4
291/8
233/4
29
5,700
53%
43%
43%
7%
7%
7%
21 %
21%
21%
•
20%
27
7,400
537/a
48%,
i87/a ;
183/B
18 3/8
44
433/4*
44 V
52 3/4
,
,
533/4
49%
11,500
18Ya
25,500
43Y4
53 Ya
48'A
18:%
48 Yb
18 Vb
54%
48%.. .48 Ya
.
42,200
44'/4
6,400
*
43%
20%
.
X
43% 4
43%
27
17,200
■
73/4 v
21
22%
73/4
7Ya
1,600
22«/4
X21%
21%
13.000
21
20 Yb
21
27 Ya
21
F
7s/b
22 Va
j,
7Y4
203/4
7%
21%
.
"
7%
20%
21%
273%
5,100
Cigar Corp—
distribution—,
26%
27%
27%
Corp.—5
12 y*
12%
12%
12%
N Y com—No par
x44%
45'A
44%
oj
No par
1.33 V3
108%
preferred
Foods
Corp
109
16
108Ya
i
163a
108 s/4
44%:
27%
1,700
12 Va
12%
12 3'4
22.500
45 f '
44%
44 YB
15.800
16'/a
16
109
109 1
109
109
16
27%
12 'A
44%;
'
*12%
44'4
1087/a
lO'/a
16 Vb
t
27%
12%
44%,
Goppermine.s
Edison"
Conso'idated
20
1.500
109
•!
16 Va
16'A
16%
4.800
30 Ya
9,700
Consolidated Gas El'ec Eight &
..
"
Jan
-
100
Jun
15
110% Jan !
91
Jun
10
102
126%
Jan
8
7
107,
Jan
7
113
Nov
4
Preferred 4%%
98
Jan
7
106
Nov
5
Preferred
li
22 ya Oct
2(3
27
.
)
31% July 26
'12%
Feb
2
54,
Jan
7
75
Sep
18 ;
Jun
9
25
Jan
26'
5% Jan
4
7
Apr
6
.38% Jan
8
58
14
38% Jan
23
10% Jan
6
8
Dec
29
10% Jan
6
35% Apr
23
-
,
2i
5
16
Sep
5 V* Dec
Jan
1 Power .Co of Bait com—No par
B
Mar 26
13% Apr
Nov] 2
109% Jan
8
105% J°n
108% Feb
5
106 ya Jun
9% Nov
-
105
23
95% Jun
4
90% Jan
13
.58%. Nov
6
54% Jan
4
97% Jan
t
96
Jan
21
24
28
4
May 20
nave
64% Oct
101 % May 25
20% Jan
4
Consol
.
100
28
Oct
12
4
77% Aug. 26
102
Oct
4
C
"105%
19%
*18%
19
5
68%'
15
Ino
69%
*18
—10
——
4%. ^preferred
i.
,
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.56 preferred
_*
No par
Continental Can Inc common——20
$3.75
preferred
No par
30 Va
.
'
107
'
18%
9
1053/4
105 Y4
*18 3%
*111 y8
183/4
68%
69
-
68%
i
*18
20
9%
,
87/a
9%
112.
;
107
7%
46 Y4
46
112
111%
112%
112
112
.
*112
109%
109
109 r
109
109
v
*107Y4
109.
•*108%
61%
-
62f«'
*1Q3 — 105'v
26%-'27%
100
75
*iooy4
100
75%
102
*
62
,623/4
61
103
-
103 r'
27%
104
27
*101%
74»/a
*101'/4
102
75'/4
102
27
Ya
*7Ya
453/4
62 Y0
104
"
99 %.
743/4
*101'/4
-
-
,
100
75%
*104
27
27 Ya
102
63
*
993/4
73/4
45
100
102
3,200
8
,
5,800
112%
330
107Y4
90
6a3/4
64Yb
6.200
45%
27 Va
.
76
-
10.100
28
100.
100
*101 '/a
110
105
*104
*
?
.;
453/4
107Y4
27Y4
75Y4 -77
*10134
5,400
87/a
112
Ya
63 Y«
105
3,100
193/4
7Ya
112%
112
^
7%
46%
70
8%
46%
:
1.100
69%
9
7%
7%
18%
*18
19%
46%
7%
20
18
69
7%
.
60
107
*105%
18%
*18Ya
•
30%
30%
112
107
*18
•.
9%
30%
112Y4
105 '/a
687/b
20
I
30%
112%
*
45%
'
"
V
«
112%
*19
9%
'
—
,
68'A
20
9
1
Pqw^r Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52* prpWred JL-l-'-zI—No par
Container Corp of America—
Common
30 Ya
*132
105%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc—.—10c
1
30
113
105%
6/%; pfd__»—100
Retail ,8tores
30%
113
"Laundries Corp_
Natural Gas
o£ Cuba
30 Vb
—100
—100
series B
series
Consumers
* Sep 22
No
RR
Consolidated
8
112% Oct
7
42% Jan
11
May 21
Coiisolidated
..
2d
109% Feb
i
7
4%
Consolidated
8% July 3Q
adi/» Aug
5
5-
Ex
10
28 Ya
com—-25
20%
:
4,400
81,100
81%
19
No par
la'A.
193/4
42 YB-
18%
'28%
48s/a
,
8,300
16 3/4
*55'/4
14
54
Inc.
597/a
93
16j/b
80%
18%
Congoleipn-Nairn
500
4,300
28
48%
20
*92 Vai
1G %
"10
'
*
.
r
53 Va
Edison Co
M
94
48
78%
15
18%
Corp—
5,400
6,100
112
59%
93 fi
*92%
16
111
59 YB
593/4
43
910
36%
138%
28%
48%
43
36 *
81%
Publishing Co—No par
:
—10
Nast
Mills
47=58 Aug
«ee
14%
36%
28
•lay*
Commonwealth
8 Mr Aug
23% Jan
4
footnote#
1
Solvents
Commercial
31",400
:v.«
.*80%
No par
Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit Co__,———-10
40% Jan
P°r
Elec—5
"
3'/a
.56
79
,
28 Ya
Ohio
35%
3
56
.
79%
28%
Southern
11
87
78%
Columbus &
42% Dec
25 %
r "-14%
,
79'A
x46%
10
102% Feb
78%
78 Vb
3472
55%
56%
48%
34% Jun
2
42%
r
*47
47%
Consolidated
23
42%
14%
27%
;
Jun
No par
common—No par
„
11
18% Jan
17%
81
Pictures
23
89% Sep
48% Jan
161/4 1
18%
*56
78%
•
13,700
25,700
*850
60
18%
170
55%
*137%
*93%
92% t
16
27
Columbia
13% Sep
93
59%
81
6*
17
27¥4 Nov
18
"
78
2.50
r__-
4
99% Jun
73
■
92%
-42 Va
56
60
,
20%
.
*137'/4 138%
93
* 93%
111% 112:
'4
'
56
12
19
42%
"
3,500
44
*850
.93
<•<
55%
7% Jan
Jun
50
i
138'/2
112
16%
49
20% Jan
99
177/a
noncumuiative 2nd
63
ior Y: 108
■
3%
36
93
55i/a
25
*40%
18%
35Ya
60
48
31
•
17%
42%
93
73Y
20
36%
t
,290
5,000
'541/2
■
110*
*
3
.
59%
51
44% July 19
'
4
17 Va
.
No par
pfd
55
6,000
,
!" 110
*71%
20%
*107
27/a
*92%
56
Feb
17
*850
15%
:
93
111%
*850
16%
B
*137'
v
92%
93
193/tt
35'/4
110%
35%
112%
15%
1st
37
_
2%
*
137
92%
112%
55
11
48% Jun
137
92%
112%
*92%
Ry.com—100
36.
110
'
35%
No par
series
'•
*
3
pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A. 2.50
21% Aug 20
29
•
20% Dec
'
111
35
59%
:
110
'.
'
185
62%
v
•-
2,100
j
*42 '/2
54%
,
.
y
*170
44
*42'/a
55%
88
110 1-t
: 73 Y,/
^
52 Yb
52
*91,;
61%
'
18Yb
-*87%/
-
3,800
'
35%
;
'i
35,300
14YB
104%
r
18%
a,
;
93
'»
71%
44
87 i
185 f 1
61 Y»
114%
>14%
35
52%
*170
'
p
20%
-
*102
,
18%{.
X
*109%
72
1133/4
14 Ya
35 !'
*91
l!)3/4
37 VB :
-'
3
*850
114 %
"
110
47
30
5
"/ '36%
-
r
51'/2{
'
11,800
*
100
14
Jan
201/4
55'/4 1
■ -
46%
86
61% >
72
45 YB
51%.
109'/a
*42%
19%
No par
Southern
Dec
11
44
—.—.
com
*
iB4.25 cumulative prelerred_No par
Columbian Carbon Co—
No par ;
F«b
4,4/2 Nov
.
4
Jan
19 % Oct
15
-
73
54
■;
139
*91
111%
430
46%.
V18%:
.
93
61%
109 Va
347/a
*137
*91*
,.f
3
34%
185
r -
<
33%
111
:'
58
12
24% Jan
28
-
2%
i
»:
61%
Corp_^
4%
29,V
333/& Oct
'15% May 11
3
27% Jan
10
110
6.400
9,000
~m'35
18%
*170
93
59%
•
preferred
&
19%
{
86
110 '/a
*42%
55
35%*
/
185
*71%
18%
*
/
■
723/8
*102M/ 104%
51%,
177/8-
61%
54
1
24%
103
71%
14%
:
f
85%
*103%
10
noncumuiative
6% Sep
23% Jun
41
com
4%
Consolidated
.18
*42
62
101%
'
50 '/2
,
.■
50'A
*91
73
No par
*
5*
89
14
34% Jan
*71'%
cor.imon-_.__-1
Colorado Fuel'& Iron
Colorado
85
gtd:—50
stock—50
Internat'l- Corp—No par
v>u.iio-pieiei;red
& Alkman
85
49%
*170
93
,
"
11
44
*■
85%
61%
No par»
;35 '/a
18
'
37% Dec
29
29
20% Oct
29
Foods* Inc
*91
24.%
102%
733/4'
113,,
127/b
25%
351/4 /
185
1
147/a
17%
109%
24%
103%
*
7134,
45%-
104%
35
pur
•
109 7/8
14%
50% Sep 27
31% July 15
1
51% Mar 17
38% Sep 11
31
Sep 18
16
Sep 15
7%
4%
guaranteed
Collins
8
15% Sep
12
68 V2 Jan
16-
79% Nov
4
"19% Jan
15
Nov
80% Nov
2
24
27% Dec
32% Jun
41 y2 Feb
22% Dec
2
21% Dec
3
5
-
Sep
57'% Aug 13!
56% Nov 12*
,
Apr 30
69% Dec
15
51
29
l41% Feb
50% Dec -' 9
12% Dec
Mar 22
Jan
45 ?
2
38% Jan
Pitts RR
'
J"
15
49%
83%
49%
/'■ 24 %
*103
.
4 61,4 *
104% i: *102%
18'/B
*170
•
.77% t :
45%
35s/b
No par
.:
Colgate-Palmolive Cti
43 Va May 24 "
.1
41
50
Mar 24 '
67
95 Vz
100
Illuminating;coni_No
Coca-Cola
■
4'
109%
147/b
17%
-
24 Ya
1035/a
76%
'
45%
110%
*102%
20
Coca-Cola Co -'(The).
20% July 28'
19% Ndv 12"
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
43
Apr
60 % Nov
111%
15 Va
;
-
44%
104%
.35
24%
103 %
77% Y
14%
4Va% cum conv preferred—L_ 100
Clopay-; Corp 1
——1
Clueit Peabody & CP com.
No par
7%
preferred
—100.4% cumulative 2nd preferred. 100
6
95% Oct
125% Mar
2
'38% Jan
80
flo J
preferred
Molybdenum*.
Clinton
77
*100%
5
-
Clevite_ CorporaJ.iQU__,^^
Climax
45 %
24% :
103'/a v- ;
■
f
.5
No par
:
axmnnon_.
preferred',
Special
8'
3% Aug 30'
37% Aug IP
Va Mar 25
132% Jan
Dec .29
411-
1
4
44%
Lbuis Ry Co,com
100
noncumuiative preferredi-100
&
76%
110
Si.
Cleveland
27.,
76
10
1
Equipment Co
C
M.5Q
,
"
874
C
Cleve-Elec
56Ya Au8 20t
3 7 Va Nov
9
2 Vb May
103%
100
*%",'. eonvei^ihlp
5,%
.
41"'
9
24%
103%
common
Producffi' Corp_
Clark
C
27
7
"Feb
24
July:24 J
89
City
8
July
<92'% Apr
4
f 34% Dec i2l
.136
Co
preferred.
City Stbres Ca
5^.'
27*'
Jan
18„
-37
97-% Nov :25
"Mar
44
24%
103y8
No par
'
"40% Aug 13
25% Apr 15
43% Mar 20
Feb
75'/a Sop
Investing
5%%
,
Mar 15s--
91% Oct
7
4
Jan
24%
100
-
Financial Corp_
Service, Co'._i
T
City
'
11'
91
Aug 20
521/a Nov 11,
'
87% Sep
4'
Oct
1
Cities
22s
37
210
"
5
.
21
C
'
"
.
No par
preferred
Cincinuati Milling Machine Co__-10
19'/a Aug 20;
May 12
107:
Mar 23
29% Oct
i
Jan
"'53%'Jan
44% Mar 19
14
28% Apr
24
4
33'% Jit n
July'14
54 % Nov
Jan
170 :
109% Jan sl9
*
16
33% Sep
22% Jan
*
90
12.
41
15 :
4Vo
14s
13y»NoV
.
Common
1
12
104% spp
■98% July 22
4
Nov ;30
172
a
114% Nov
"27% Jan
83 % Feb* 9
6
44% Jan
Mar 24
80
Jail '12
4
9Y«Jan
3
72% Dee
102
•
-Jun
26% Dec
Jan
9.
77
102%
<
1.170
12.000
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1988)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1053
10% Mar 17
7Va Sep
15
17% Jun 11
NEW YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7% May
4
8% Nov
12
20% Mar 17
17% Jun 22
20
Oct
16
3
10% Jan
6
13% Jun
14
16
82% Jan
7
72
Feb
15
14
13
7% Jan
4
48% Oct
62% Jan
15% Sep
15
22
Jun
7% Sep
67
11% Mar 25
28% Mar
14
19% Sep 21
19% Sep
19% Sep
30
18% Sep
15
70
Apr
27
27 % Feb
6
43% Dec
6
26 % Jan
15
48% Jan
5
Mar 18
2
Jan
28
52
55% Jan 30
26% Mar 25
21
90% Dec
1
93% Sep
14
96% Jan
19
93% Sep
67% Feb
15
98
Jun
25
6
78
Nov
9
176% Dec
31
20
161
Mar 31
"3% S~ep~"l5
5
Jan
1% Nov 30
2
Mar
25% Sep
25 V« *pr
22
4
19
1
24
Apr
52
Jin
9
25
49 % Apr
9
Nov
44% Mar
6
21% Jan
4
87% Jan 12
95% Jan
8
96%
71%
174%
20%
Jan
15% Mar
2
10
34% Jan
15
26% Jun
16
Preferred
Cornell
99% Apr
183
Sep
30
Aug 24
26% Mar 22
2 % Nov
38
8
Jan
4
35% Oct
Crown
$2
1
Mar 17
72V< Jan
4
96% Sep
10
Zeilerbach
$4.20
Corp
convertible
Cuban-American Sugar
7%
preferred
5% Sep
15
8% Apr
2
100% July 28
31
49% Sep
21
57% Feb
4
6% 8ep
15
9% Feb
2
23% Sep
9% Jan
30% Apr
54% Jan
5
7% Jan
27% Mar 20
18
4
Jan
25
4
11
Jan
■iVu/c
Cuneo
62
$7
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
15
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
61% Aug
29% Sep 15
83% Dec 22
40% Mar 25
90% Jan
11
45
92
8
87% Jan 26
8% Mar 17
4% May 18
13% Jun
8
4
Dec
22
Jan
14% May
13% Aug 20
4
Apr 27
46
Apr 28
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
18
86
Jun
97% Feb 11
94% Jan 11
23% Feb
3
2
A
Inc
2
2
1%
1%
2
2
*96%
97%
*96%
97'%
29
*28%
28%
*28%
29
14%
14%
35%
56%
28"%
23%
29%
30
90
90%
91
91%
14
10
*180
-180
5
5
5 %
49
4.9 %
5
59%
60%
61%
♦104%
104%
104%
40
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
24,500
91%
91
92
92
94%
3,000
13%
12%
14
11%
5%
13%
12
*180
11%
*180
195
5
5%
61
104%
13%
14
12%
12
49 %
*49%
7%
7%
7%
*28%
*28%
29
>105
7%
8
106
29
8%
7%
106 %
*105
104%
49%
5%
49 %
1,400
8 %
3,900
8
*28%
7%
105
9,8(70
4%
8
29%
1,600
5,600
49 %
5
5
49%
14
12%
195
*180
195
7%
7%
7%
11,000
59%
104%
49%
29
104%
*58%
200
7%
29%
7%
6,100
49%
8
103%
14%
35%
58
14
195
14%
*34%
7%
500
7%
22,900
3 JO
105
105
'
29
59%
700
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13%
13%
63,100
29%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
*30
30 Va
30%
30%
2,600
7*
100
pfd
*134%
43%
43%
*92
60%
60
136
5
*134%
136
59
58%
59
3,500
44%
44%
94
*92
5
136
45
44
44%
5,900
94
92
92
*134%
58
44%
44%
94
59
59
53
136
57
5
5%
59
60%
*134%
57%
*92
94
*4%
134 %
57
56%
43%
1
'
130
56
No par
60
60
*92
5%
5%
5%
5%
60
800
5%
14
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
200
19%
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
16,900
41%
41%
42
42%
x42
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
1,900
220
14
*13 %
*13%
x94%
95
*95%
96
96
96%
series
B
100
95%
95%
*95%
95%
*95
95%
*95 %
95%
95%
95%
Preferred 3.90%
series
C
100
101%
101%
14%
15%
11
Decca
50c
Jun
14
Deep Rock Oil Corp
12
Deere
28% Jun
18
33 7A Jan
5
32% Jan
4
35'A Oct
1
52% Feb
2
41
Records
Inc
*100
15%
102
*100
102
15%
15%
102
*100
70
100
102
>100
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15,200
15%
42,100
15
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
1
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
44%
44%
46
45
45%
6,700
10
31%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
34%
35%
63,000
20
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
*34%
35%
*34"%
100
43%
44%
43%
44
'43%
44%
44
45
45
45%
9,300
50
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
51,800
Delaware Power As Light Co—13.50
A Rio Grande West RR—
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
30%
1,100
88%
89 3/4
89%
903/4
90
91%
90%
91%
90%
92%
12,100
rl35%
135 %
rl36%
136%
33%
33%
7%
Co
A
common
preferred
Delaware A Hudson
8
11
33 % Aug
12
12%
195
14%
35%
*104
58%
104
100
14%
*31%
95%
55
5
92 % Nov
14
14
12
100
58
104
100
28%
28%
14%
91
57%
105
97%
28%
97 %
*28%
35
29%
15% Nov
I
14%
x35
57%
*96%
95 %
35% Nov
27
14%
35%
27,000
35%
35
4,700
36%
36 %
353/4
14,200
20,500
95%
4
55% Jan 11
14%
*35
34%
22%
95%
24% Jan
12
Apr
4%
2%
100
35% Jan 11
9
182
2
22 '/a
22%
series A
2
21
*180%
182
2%
97%
common
5
27% Dec
21%
2
*104%
Inc
30% Jan
16
r-i 00 0 £
22
1
12 Va May 14
23% Jun
182
4
No par
47% Jan
46% Feb
6,700
4%
50c
17% Nov
20
87
4
Dayton Rubber Co
I
102
86
4
28
4
99
*100%
853A
4
213A
*28%
common
14
May
*97%
102
84%
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.75%
1
06% Apr 23
101% Oct 13
12% Jan
10
99
rH 0 0 £
4%
*96%
—
15
15% Jan 30
9,300
6,200
22%
35%
common
1,300
31%
144
141
*37%
O
85%
*180
303/a
30%
144
7,000
50
4%
25
preferred
15
40% Sep 21
10% Oct 13
182
136
54,200
47%
47
47
293/4
29%
*48%
50
21%
No par
Dec
7% Sep
47
136
85%
20
4%
iuu
23% Sep
34
•180
85
48'A
20
22%
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc.
10
Dayton Power As Light common—7
Aug 23
19% Jan
182
22%
28%
34%
common
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
17% Aug 31
48
*48%
47%
130
10%
'
86% Apr
83
r
50
35%
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
12
21% Nov
11% Jan
37
8
*180
29
129%
common—5
non-cum
Cushman's Sons
2
28%
123
99
*97%
3%% preferred series A
100
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
17
47%
10%
4
Dana Corp
29
Jan
47%
11
16% Jan
90
47
22
39% Dec
2
6,300
46%
47
19%
34%
common
preferred
Class
Aug 20
14% Mar 15
16
Jan
4,600
20%
*48%
Nov
15
92
48%
20
50
35%
piexerreu
Press
Prior
7
11% Dec
82% May 28
48
20'/a
*48%
93% Sep
33% Jun
4
6%
Curtlss-Wrlght
136% July 20
23
48%
19%
19%
50
29%
Aug 11
Jan
47%
20
7%
Aug 17
31% Sep
131
48%
47%
19%
5
Aug
13% Aug 11
32
47%
46%
*48%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
9% Aug
107
RR
Cudahy Packing Co
6% Aug
58% Aug
93
4,900
100
Cuba
20
93% Dec
20%
pfd
26
27% May 14
6% Apr 19
20%
100
14 V« Feb
29
20%
preferred
20% Jan
34 % Jan
20%
No par
Amer
11% Jan
21
5% Sep 15
20%
2.50
preferred
Crucible Steel of
13% Nov 10
Sep
20%
No par
6
27
20%
2
Cork A Seal common
5
20
20%
(The)
8
Oct 21
20%
100
.
Wheat Corp
Jan
7% Jun 30
6,800
20%
10%
25
Jan
~4%
24
10
5
common
17
48% Oct
723/4
Corp
preferred
5%
Mar 17
71%
23%
10%
1
preferred
Crown
12
10
8% May 21
72
24%
10%
1
Co
3%%
Apr
12% Mar 19
71%
233/4
Inc
Sep
64
723/4
23%
10%
50
preferred
185
18
72%
23%
5
common
24
Nov
73%
24
50
31
6% Sep 21
72"%
23%
No par
Jun
52
10%
73%
24
99
32
4
3,400
102
105
36 Va Jan
89%
*97%
4
24
90%
*100%
11
11% Dec
90
97%
34% Jan
13% Dec
180
903/4
100%
21% Jan
89
90
97%
101% Jan
15
90%
84%
6
15
90%
100%
17
20% Sep
68% Sep
4,100
91%
84%
15
61% Nov
13
100%^
16
4
18%
123/4
83%
Jan
33% Jan
183A
12%
100%
35% Dec
103
May 18
183/4
12%
10
pfd 3%%
Cream of
17% July 20
4
*18%
12%
90%
Products
Crane
14
29% Jan
11
18%
11%
29
90 % Mar 30
29% Sep
18
11%
72%
Coty International Corp
17
Sep
19%
11%
129
Coty
21% Aug 4
4% Sep 10
700
*18%
11%
28%
Corn
31,8uG
8%
11%
127 %
Cum
Aug 25
Shares
12
8%
83/4
1
3%%
12
3% Mar 10
8%
.
23%
common
Electric
Corning Glass Works
Nov
Jf
8%
5
100
13
NlV
73/4
8
series of 1947_100
Refining eommon-25
7% preferred
—100
Cosden
Petroleum Corp
1.
11
87
Dubiller
19
*18%
7%
.
8
Corp
series
8%
8
Nov
the Week
Friday
Thursday
90%
10%
Delaware
of
Steel
Copperweid Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
4
Nov
102
4
Jun
32% Mar
144
6
91% Jan
10% Dec 29
6
Feb 24
Jan
5
Jan
21
27% Mar 12
50% Oct
22% Jan
48% May 25
Continental Oil
Nov. JO
7%
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 9
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
4
95
91
19% Sep 24
28% Jan
1
28
Continental
Tuesday
Nov. 8
10
_1
Motors
7
11
2
2
Continental
74% Oct
24'/a Nov
4
25% Jan
11% Aug 12
4
4
SALE
Monday
Par
Continental Insurance
Jan
1% Jan
87% Jun
97% July 29
15% Jan
52
3
34% Apr
15
STOCK
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com
a
5% convertible preferred
25
Continental Diamond Fibre
5
A
13% Mar
9% Sep
«
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
Monday, November 15, 1954
Delaware
Lack A Western
14%
15
14%
300
35
Denver
55% Dec 29
60
Dec
81% Apr 28
24% Jan 16
99
Aug
30% Dec 14
61
64
July 24
4
Mar
2
6% Mar 17
2% Dec 14
9% Dec 29
16% Mar 25
133
Nov
28% Jan 11
35
Aug
62% July
67% Fed
93% Jan
14
8
2% Apr 30
8
July 19
18
Feb 10
Escrow ctfs for common
Escrow ctfs for preferred
4
3% July 21
23% Sep
15
2%
9
9'/4
De
VUblss
Nov
8
Devoe A Reynolds
33
Mar 17
27% Jan
38% Oct
1
Diamond Alkali Co
108
Jan 22
Jan
7
4
33% Jan
4
101
40% Feb
3
34% Feb
13
33% Jan 12
9% Sep 15
10% Sep 21
14% May 25
25
v
29% Nov 12
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
28% Mar 24
Nov 30
8% May 17
*
13% Feb
Jan
2
7% Sep
17
12
41% Dec
4
114
Sep 10
5
40% Aug
35% Sep 16
Nov
S
Dlvco
Dixie
Jan
«
60
Aug 20
Jan
11
75
Aug
4
33% Oct
7
26% Aug
10
Sep 16
13% Dec 29
9
13% Feb 26
10% Jan
I
14% Jan
4
18% Sep
94% Oct
44% July 12
34% Nov
33% Jun
10
43% Jan
8
17% Sep
15
24% Jan
5
18% Jan
4
2
83% Jan
14
75% Jan
15
93% Oct 27
11% Oct 27
13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
75
Dec
6% Dec 30
12% Jan
2
7
Jan
4
Jun
10
108% Deo
3
Jun
4
118% Jan
2
115% Jan
94% Jan
89% Jun 23
97
Jan
12
35% Sep 14
42
Apr 27
30% Dec
4
48
Feb
10
47% Apr 23
43% Jun
4
52
Dec
48% Jan
104% Jan 11
12
4
28% Jan 13
f
10% May IS
Cup Co common
NO par
conv preferred series A
50
54%
54%
54%
56%
56%
58%
583/4
convertible
1% Dec
22
23% Dec 29
17% Feb 24
57
Mar 12
9% Dec 30
87%
88%
13,700
41%
42'A
42%
42%
50c
34%
343/4
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
51,300
22,600
100
93%
93%
*923/4
93 %
*923/4
93%
<923/4
93%
*923A
93%
12
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
*11%
12
10
9 3/4
I
new
145%
145
145%
146
1473/4
121%
121
121%
121
No par
100
10
31%
com
53%
20
53 y8
400
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
533/8
53%
*53%
54%
650
£0
*52%
53%
*52%
52%
52%
52%
*52%
52%
*52%
52%
30
_8
12%
12%
12%
12
12
*11%
12
11%
11%
900
10
27%
28'A
283/s
28%
28%
283/4
29
28%
28%
7,200
1
36%
37'A
37'A
.38%
363A
37%
3ey4
x21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
37%
22%
37,300
22%
36%
21%
373%
22
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
31,700
59'A
59%
593/4
60%
60
603A
60%
613/8
61
613A
14,800
.
Cigar Corp.
—
.
.
-
10
-
-
Kodak Co
common
A
17
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
4
9 % Jun
8
13% Aug 12
Emerson Electric Mfg Co..
Emerson Radio it Phonograph
22% Feb 17
26% July 28
Empire District-
,
6
5
26
Jan
4
89% Dec. 21
20% Jun
4
99
13
92
Jan
6
22% Jan
7% Jan
4
27% Oct
4
4
10% Jun
9
27—
;
,.
f
4%
Erie
.
172
49
48y4
49%
48%
48%
2,300
26%
26'A
26
26
26 V*
26%
2,600
94%
93
93
94%
93%
93%
720
35%
7,700
94
106
*93
34%
34%
*105
343A
343/4
106
19%
19%
36%
37%
106
35
35*4
35
353A
*105
19%
36%
3
*93
*105
*105
106
107
19%
19
19
193A
19%
2,600
38%
193A
37%
37%
37%
36
37 y8
102,517
5,900
2%
2%
3
3
3
2%
3
24%
25
24%
25
243/4
25%
25%
9,700
14%
14%
14%
14 y4
14%
14'A
14%
14 y4
14'A
14'A
2,000
26%
26
26 "A
8,100
.
2%
.
3
25%
25 y4
25%
25%
26%
25%
25%
*49Y4
51
*49 y4
503/4
*49%
503A
*49%
503/i
*49%
50%
50%
*50
51
50 y8
50 Va
51%
51'A
*50%
52
500
39
39%
393/4
38%
39%
383/4
39
38%
39
19,900
3
Electrlc Co
-
25%
25%
M
J;.*™
preferred pi
rut
*170
172
*170
48%
26
—5(
preferred
KqiHtfthlfi Om f!n"
KqnltakhU nfflAA RMp
-
172
48%
1C
±
iji
5% preferred series A
Erie As Pittsburgh RR Co
,
L
17%
17%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
12 y4
12%
12'/» >12%
12
24%
25. 1 a
24%
25 V*.
27 y8
,-27%
27%
27%
100%
100%
"qi-^OO
*9%
,
108%,.->
.
10
-25%
*9%
*72
27%
*100
<
27%
101;
.
6,300
8.700
t
12%
24%
25 Va
2,500
27 y2
27y«
5,600
*100
101
180
12,900
25%.—25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
10
*97/s
10
10
*97A
10'A
100
18%
33,600
72%
500
17%—17%- -—-17%~~
71
70%
71
74
27%/. 2 27%
♦lovaioi
.•
18%
—>_
26..1
X70%
74
;'25
503/i
12
12 y4
243/4
I 25%
50
17%
12%
24%
1
100
17%
12%
"
Sn
par'
39 y4
243A
5
25
100
253/4
17%
4
10
' icEndicott Johnson Corp common
29% May 19
*170
48%
26%
19%
...
El Paso Natural Gas
19
8
2nd
172
3,600
49
36'A
No pai
9
preferred
conv
*170
260
263/4
333A
*105
-5
Elgin National Watch
172
*92%
Mus Ind Amer shares
Elliott Co common
28
48%
48%
...100
.....1
Electric Storage Battery
12
■c
*48
48%
*48
26%
-2.50
common
41% Jun
74% Feb
*170
-
11
70% July 30
483/8
*53%
35% Jan
Apr 21
48%
1,400
*53%
37% Jan
74
17,000
53%
5%
ffn>»nnr*,
32%
53%
5%
9
31%
32
32
«
53%
9
73% Aug
32 y8
53%
11
18% J&n
31%
53%
Jan
4
32
533/4
54% Apr
4
31%
*53%
51
Jan
400
32%
*53 3/8
12
16% j&n
99%
533/4
53%
25
66
*99%
53%
26
B
99%
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
11
B
1213/4
.<*99%
53%
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
74% Feb
>121%
993/4
*53%
Elec
22% Jan
26,500
1213/4
99%
53%
2
Dec 22
1513/4
148%
*121%
99%
53%
3
64% Dec 22
70% Jun 15
149
,147%
121%
99%
*53%
3% Sep
24% Mar 12
8% Nov 27
7,600
Eastman
1
Sep 18
20
200
9%
*53%
KAg1e-Pi<>h»r r.n
11
July 13
12
48%
45% Mar
102
9%
48%
Oct
Mar
12
9%
48%
preferred
Aor
2
93/4
10%
*99%
23% Jan
18% Mar
10
121%
49
14
10%
No par
48
8
9%
14,600
*48
D w a
Jan
17%
88%
41%
50
50
50
50
4
26% Feb
29% Feb
6
16%
88%
41%
series
preferred
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10% preferred
20% Sep 15
25% Deo 23
16
173/a
42
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
6
16%
12
403/4
4%
20% Aug 16
Oct
16%
12 %
41
14ys July 28.
29% Aug 12
4
12%
1,700
40%
4%% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
29
4
3,900
12
8
Ekco Products Co
3
Jan 26
1% Jan
32
12
89
10
8
48% Deo 31
Oct
13% Feb 23
July 27
35
31%
12
16%
25
Oct
700
31%
12
145
Duquesne Light Co
Oct 22
35% Nov
76
31%
*73
88
11
105
71%
32
16%
13
May
13
33% Feb
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
4
70 3/4
31%
90
27% Oct
11% Mar
6
5
30
Jan
*74
70
32%
163/8
95:
23
10% Oct
44
100
76
7,400
6,400
88%
5
10
6% preferred
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4%% preferred
100
2% Apr 18
37% Jan
6
22
Oct
7
11
60
16%
series..
63% May 24'
Feb
*59%
89%
Common
23
24% Dec
60
(E 1) A Co—
Preferred 83.50
Jun
12%
12
9%
16%
No par
4
4
31%
14%
14%
88%
Duplan Corp
4
85% Feb
8
22% Jan 19
69%
31%
12
14%
No par
preferred
Dunhlll International
9% Jan
20% Jan
*68
69 %
14%
*14%
15
No par
-No par
Dow Chemical Co common.
Dresser Industries common
3%%
143/4
15
31%
I
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
48% Jan
102
Ltd
(The)
15% Mar 17
47% Dec 18
94
2,200
9,900
Eastern
1
140
2,600
34%
5,300
2
7
Sep
■T
39%
34%
9%
100% Apr
35% Sep
52
110
39
9%
Preferred 84.50
172
,
.
9%
1
4
39%
343/4*
93/8
Eastern Airlines Inc
Mar
*
109%
110
39%
343/4
in,
9%
12
87% Feb 24
110
/
35
9%
9
165
39%
35
9%
5
25% Mar 25
39%
35
9%
7
5
39%
35
9%
12% Oct
30
18
110
*109
393/8
35
1,000
2
1
58 % Oct
Jan
109
39%
14%
2
Co.
Corp
Sep 10
9% Jan
7
36% Sep
109
109
39
.
2,900
122% Oct
Nov
109
*34%
500
5,700
.
123/g
9
2
37 »A
14%
11
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
37
35%
Nov
89
37'A
12%
24% Aug
20% Jun
36%
37%
35%
38% NOV
Feb 20
36%
37%
12%
29
8* July
22%
36%
37%
36
18% Jan 19
Jan 22
22%
36
37
12%
21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4
48% Jan 30
22%
36
36 3A
35%
19% Mar 27
169
22%
35 3/4
37%
12%
23% Mar 11
156% Sep
*22%
37%
353/4
28% Jan
8% Deo 31
9%
22%
36%
12%
17% Sep 18
41% Jun 16
22%
22%
49,400
35
20% Sep 22
4
13% Dec
8
11%
12%
53% Nov
51
9% Jan
7,2004
2%
10%
34%
7
51% July
2%
11%
35%
84.15
12
47% July
2%
10%
12%
54% Oct 25
53% Oct 25
50% Jan
5
2%
10'A
34
l
9
2%
9%
12%
151% Nov
49
2%
34
83.75
0
2%
12%
Mar 12
jAll
"ku
10
<
33%
du Pont de Nem
91
109
5,300
66
22%
28
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd.
8
600
33%
•
37
JNo par
common
Dr
7
20
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
137'A
33 Va
66
50c
Dobeckmun Co
12% Oct 25
23% Mar 10
5%
rl37%
33%
66
22%
..100
preferred.
Match
Stores Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
11
*64%
10
common
Diana
11% Jan 11
40
cum
*64%
66
33 3A
66
36%
Class A
81.50 cum preferred
Diamond T Motor Car
16% July 23
13% Aug 16
36
57
31% Jun 12
4.40%
Diamond
9
33%
8
37
9
*2%
136
2
Go
8
12
*64%
2%
20% Jan
Jun
*64%
66
1
Corp
24% Mar 10
30
33%
333/8
1
Steel
19% Jun
32% Jun 24
*132
133
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
11
16
95% Jun
33
Detroit
11% Nov
15
Sep 14
133
20
Detroit Hillsdale As S W RR Co. 100
18% Sep
25
100
Detroit Edison
3
23
17% Sep
1
100
new_
74
■"
10
17%-~17%
173/4
18%
72
72
72%
72%
*72
74
*72
74
18
♦71%
73
73
30
Volume 180
1 Number 5377... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>' i' v.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range far Prevlens
Year 1963
Highest
Rawest
Lowest
14
14% Mar
Nov
10
39% Sep
2
Jan
14
10
Sep
12
21
2
Sep
4
16% May
12 y« Feb
16
59% Mar
49 y« Jan
4
1% Apr
26
3
July 13
14
28% Mar 25
6% Sep 15
16% Dec 29
22% May 11
14% Oct
13
20% Nov
22V* Nov
11
16% Mar 24
16% Jan
Jan
27
11
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
20% Jun
29
48
Oct
9
40
Sep
14
22
Oct
1
35% Sep
14
8% Dec
29
*3% Apr
8
10 % Oct
13
16% Apr
8
48% Oct
13
5%
14
64% Apr
56% Apr
5
43% Oct
8
19
9
4
48
Jan
5
13
Jan
38% Jan
Jan
15
8% Jan
Oct
7
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
67% Sep
13% Jun
14
86% Jan
5
76
19
8
53% Sep
101V* Jun
41
15
1
May
7% Dec
25% Sep
93
Sep
8
30
18
10
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
107
54
Oct
Dec
14% Jan
63
32% Nov
4
12
21
19%
19%
21
21%
22%
12%
12%
14,600
12%
12%
12V4
78%
79%
79%
O,aU0
2~50
76 Va
lZ-/a
*1%
5,100
g
conv
30
Felt
5
37
Nov
11
12
99
Nov
4
24
108
Oct
15
59
Nov
10% Oct
25% Jan
_No par
40
10
21
20
pfd
pfd
&
Ferro
(The)
28
21% Jun
23
Florence
28
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
7
28 Vs Jan
39% Oct
21
38% Jan
53 V* Nov
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
23
35
92
Sep
16
33% Oct
6
81
Jun
9
89
Jun
26
Aug
48% Sep
Jan
5
93% Jan
101 % Nov
5
43% Jan
2
37 Va Jan
24
99
Jan
27
88 ya Jan
4o% Sep
109
96% Jan
12
94% Jan
100
23% Jan
20
19
103
14% Sep
15
6% Dec
29
13% Apr
9% Dec
30
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
39 V* Sep
10
1
May 15
21% Sep
68
Dec
July 23
Jan
10
9
Mar 22
common
Food
Stores
Fair
$4.20 div
3%%
May 19
11% Aug
2
12
7
15Va Aug 27
32
88
Oct
6
Nov
5
Freeport
4%
35,800
800
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
153/4
16
22
*2 Va
4,400
22
22-/4
22%
23
227a
23
9,200
68
*65
68
68
74%
200
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
24%
233A
24%
13,800
4%
4%
43/8
4%
4Va
43/a
4%
7,700
103/4
18,800
10%
10%
*49%
*67
74
*68
10%
10%
50%
43%
49 V*
*49
50 Va
*49
50 Va
45
45
44
44%
44
44 V*
*44%
45
45
45
31%
31%
31%
1,000
31%
31%
31'%
32
32%
32
52%
53%
32%
1,400
53%
53%
54
54
54 Va
54%
53%
10 Va
10%
10%
105/a
10 Va
*49
50 Va
100
543/4
8,600
8%
8%
8%
8s/a
8Ya
8%
8 3/4
8%
28%
29
83/4
2,600
28%
2) Va
28 Ya
28 3A
28%
283/4
28 Va
91%
28%
91
92%
92%
92 V*
91
91
92
31%
2,200
33
93 %
32%
33%
32 Ya
343A
34%
37
35 Ve
36%
26,200
98%
973/8
973/8
97%
97 Va
97
98
8%
98%
96%
106
106
58%
58
5
9%
*101%
*16%
9%
39'/a
106
9%
40%
59
39 Va
40 Va
103
107
105%
106
59
*57%
59
9 Va
9%
9%
39%
*101 %
103
*105 Va
57%
57%
*101 Va
105 Va
39%
*101%
180
59
500
9%
39%
9%
*101%
2,600
39%
39 Va
103
2,800
106
*58
9%
39%
103
6,700
24,600
103
I
Co__In0
17
16%
17
16%
17%
7%
35%
36%
36
36%
36Va
36 3%
36%
36%
36
36%
4,700
par
51%
52%
52%,
53
52 Va
53'A
52%
53%
52 Va
53
9,800
10
Inc
pfd
x97
106
*91
19%
19%
19
185/a
19
common
of
ser
1
'51
15
10
45 %
45%
46
104%
*99%
No par
Co
8
18%
45 Va
45
100'/a
100
19%
18%
45%
1,700
19
100
8,900
45Va
45
100
2,900
100
320
48
12,100
46 3A
47
47
104 Va
108
104
105
105
107
*99'A
33%
32
*100
17%
106
100
*99 Va
100
*99%
100
99 Va
99%
46%
100
10
45%
45%
100%
*17%
106
106
100
19%
45%
46%
-
100
preferred
"\
100 %
101
101
16 3A
16%
47'A
X32%
33%
7%
7%
8
32
7%
323/4
32%
8
47%
47%
32%
8
470
10
32%
26,400
7%
8
33
8
2,000
1
11%
11%
113A
11%
11%
11%
2,200
10
68%
72
x71%
72%
71 Va
74
73%
74/
75
7G '/a
10,090
Corp
__l
13%
14
*13%
13%
13 Ya
13 Ya
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
1,400
1
30%
31%
X30 %
30%
30 Va
303/4
3u Va
30%
30 Va
30%
11,600
88
88
x88
88
88
88
87%
87%
87
87
Fruebauf
4
cum
Sugar
Froedtert
4
69% Jan
6
133/a
15
68
No par
Corp
Sulphur Co
76% No/
Jan
79
7,700
13 Va
143/4
Stores
4
11
22
22 Ye
13%
14%
4%
ioq
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Franklin
22 Ya
13%
14%
23%
12.50
com
Corp
convertible
Francisco
22 Ya
133/4
14%
4%
N~Y_I__10
3V*%
16
22%
23
13'A
23%
5
Machinery & Chem Corp
28
21Ya
14 Ya
Xl3-}a
5
Ins
Light
Steel
Food
21%
21%
13 va
i
Co
Follansbee
23 Va Jan
27% Mar 24
(The)
Stove
45% Jan
9
15
Jan
Co
preferred
Mar 16
34% Aug
6% Jan
15
14% Jan
Sep
23
2
4%
5
Corp
10
29% Dec
*1%
15%
*65
j
9
103 V8 Sep
9
2
22%
common.No par
No par
y8 Nov
98% Jan
16% Nov
10
*1%
15
22
50
Carpet Co
11
31
80
15
15%
j
27
11% Dec
78%
j
Feb
31% Jun
14
50
A
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
First National Stores
S4
78
22%
common
ser
Corp
Flintkote
77%
1 '/a
5
Mfg Co
24% Feb
21% Apr
38% Sep
77 Va
*1%
3
Dept Stores
Tarrant
16 % Aug 24
100
22 %
13'%
76%
2
*1%
14%
50
Corp
1953 series
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
Firth
21%
xl4%
1
Corp
FUtrol
2
'
1
Federal-Mogul Corp
lu% Apr
99 % July 23
cum
conv
29% Oct
17
Co
£fcuunaCorp
4
12
&
Co
Metallurgical
Corp
Fawick
4
15
Corp
Morse
Federated
7% Mar
Mar 25
19
12%
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
27
Jan
49 V* Feb
19%
12%
Buffet
54% Sep
104% Sep
26
13% Mar 17
32
Feb
Aug 16
snares
'/a
12%
Sugar
5%%
23
66% Mar
53% May
27% May 21
6
the Week
Nov.
19%
Fansteei
1
Friday
Nov. 1 i
12'/a
preferred series B
9
Mar
Sales for
Thursday
19
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5%
PRICES
1
Falstaff
26
52% Jan
7% Apr
1
10
14
18
Fajardo
11
8
Jan
SALE
Nov. l«i
5
Faircblld
27
Nov
Jan
V19
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 9
"3
Fairbanks
11
18% Jan
Nov
19
57
31
l
AND
Tuesday
"■
Nov. 8
Inc
Exchange
68
17
24
15
18
Aug
Monday
Par
Corp.
Eversharp
Jan
27% Jun
18 V*
STOCK
Products Co
Ex-Cello
23
15% Jun
3% Dec
Evans
12
13% May
4
15
Apr 19
17 V* Jan
5
48% Jun
10% bep
12
Nov
2%
LOW
EXCHANGE
14% May 12
80
1
9% Jan
10% Mar 25
NEW YORK
Highest
11% Jan
Continued—Pagt C
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Trailer
Co
common
preferred
100
11
11
•
11
*11 Va
460
G
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan
15
4
30
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
6% Jan
33% Dec
34% Jan
6
20% Jun
23
7% Mar
3
5
28
19
10
27% Jan
2
21% Sep 21
22% Sep 15
3% Sep 14
28% Jan
27
33% Jan
20
25% Sep
37% Mar 12
14
May
5
Jan
4
Jan
8% Aug
42
4
5%
Garrett
4%%
27% Jan
20% Jan
4
22
98 V* Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
13
10
Nov
19
14% Mar 18
Gar
Corp
Gaylord
12
General
107 % Aug. 27
59% Nov 12
General
23
9% Oct 25
11
Nov
Jan
Mar 24
13bAug
3
22% Mar 17
18% Jan
4
31% Nov
General
14
10 y« Jan
4
15% Nov
6
May
29% Sep
16% Jun
117
71
Feb
2
87
16
35% Mar 25
30% Mar
9
41 Va No v
10
19% Jan
17% May
4
25
July 15
15
129
Aug 10
2
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
10% Nov
9
11% Dec
7
12?
Tan
Nov
31
July 28
35% Jun
16
10
14% Nov
U
Jan
4
39
48% Mar 24
18% Nov
8
36
46% Mar 24
3
Jan
Jan
4
75% Aug 25
78
37% May 17
8% Sep
•
15
11% Feb
26
9% Jan
23
61% Dec
16
56% Feb
94% Jan
2
94
Jan
8
41
40%
40%
*40 V*
293A
30
30%
30%
30 Va
30 Va
1,200
X31%
32
32
32%
32
32 Ya
32%
32%
32
32%
I,900
2
36%
37
36%
37%
37
37 Va
37%
38
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
8% Oct
25
Jun
17
61
52
113% Jun
Jan
9
€uy«
j an
22
124% Jan
Jan
4
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
123 V* Feb
26
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
4
118% Jan
112% Jun
2
2
123% Jan
5
Sep
15
99% Jan
14
21% Sep
15
25% Feb
119
5
91
General
General
11% Feb
72
6
53% Sep
106
28
Mar
Nov
1*4% Mar
138% Sep
95'/* Nov
8
1
General
3
4%
4%
4%
4Y4
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
900
33%
35
34%
35%
343A
35%
34%
3 5'/a
34 Va
35 Va
12,600
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2d 3A
28%
28%
28%
29
106%
106'%
*106'/4
107
106%
106 Va
55 V2
55%
56
9%
10
9 Ya
9%
138 Va
141
cum
5%
Mills
126% Sep
9
102% Sep
30% Nov
28
11
General
Outdoor
8
88 % Oct
21
General
Portland
27
Genera]
Precision
127%
18%
18%
18%
183/„
12,600
14%
14%
14'/a
3,800
common
3
conv)__Nopar
5
1
18
38
Nov
10
General
107
Aug
16
5%
20% Apr
41
Jan
Railway Signal com-No
30
25% Sep
99
Sep
22% Sep
74% Dec
69
22
8
31% Feb
100
Sep
2
General
Realty
12
General
Refractories
12
51% Oct
7
General
Shoe
87% Jan
96% Mar 16
9
28
6
101 % Nov
5
Gen Steel
22
37 v* May
25
7
35% Nov
99
18
Va Jan
21
General
9
General
100% Apr
Jan
28
15
34% Mar 11
29% Jan
4
12
40% July 29
16
85
May 11
75% Jan
4
94% Nov
12
4%%
July 29
76
Dec
1
72% Feb
16
84% Oct
27
3%%
4
18% Nov
11
11
75 % Oct
20
9% Oct
28
18% Jan
15
10% Jan
32% Jan
2
49% Dec
14
46
12% Sep
15
79% Apr
Jan
4%%
&
13% Jan
80
Jan
8
18% July 22
89% Sep 29
Glmbel
2
23
9
10% Jan
4
19% Nov
27% Oct
14
38% Mar 20
28% Jan
4
40% Aug 25
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
20
6% Feb
26
30
139% Dec
31
137% Apr
26
14
19
21
80% Jan
43% Sep
15
59
4% Dec
29
24% Sep
1
Dec
6% Jun
1
22
19
Mar
5
9% May
7
77
4
16
Grace
2% Mar 25
1% Jan
4
1% Aug
19
13% Sep
47% Oct
24
21% No v
12
9% Fteb 25
7
Jan
28
86% Jan
31
33
97% Feb
4
7
30
12
31% Apr 28
14% Jun 29
98% Jan
28% Dec
Apr
94% Jan
39% Mar 17
7% Mar
29
Jan
5
19
118
2
9% July 26
4
34
Aug
6
24% Jun
2
17
Jan
4
54
Jan
11"
Jun
9
73% Aug 16
33% Nov 12
17% Jan
4
20% Aug
27
19% Mar 27
141
Mar
2
64% Apr
29% Dec
15
78
Dec
40% Jan
2
19% Sep
18
23% Mar 25
131V* Jan
31
22
"or
■•ee
12
8
19% Nov 27
9
Nov
8
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
4
56
Nov
85%
85%
86
86 Va
88
87%
88
86
863/4
2,800
45%
46 V*
46%
46%
46
47
46%
47
47
48 Ya
12,700
93
92%
93
92 V2
92'A
93%
93%
94
98
4%
4Ya
4%
4%
32 '/*
31%
32%
*90
4%
32%
4%
4%
32%
32%
25%
35%
106 %
*104%
4%
32
32'A
36'A
37
106%
*104%
37%
33
105
106 Va
14%
14%
24 Ya
24'/a
51%
51 Va
51 Va
*100%
101%
*100%
34%
34%
34%
32
33
34%
*100
102
14%
14%
24%
*101
102
93%
*83'A
16%
17%
17%
69%
69%
69%
106 Va
30
14%
14%
1,409
25%
10,100
14%
25
25%
51'A
51%
101
101
15,100
35%
35
35 Va
34%
34%
34%
34 Ya
3,300
103
*101
86
*101
103
*101
103
38%
39%
38%
39 Va
95 Va
*93%
95%
94
94 %
*83 '/a
86
*83%
86
28
17%
17%
69 Va
69%
*83 Va
21,100
100
20
86
41,490
17 Ya
17%
18%
18'A
185/a
70
69%
70
69%
70 Va
<
48,400
17Ya
18%
17%
88%
*87%
19 Ya
19%
19%
39
38%
39%
38%
38 3A
37%
7%
73/4
7Ya
7%
7%
,
17%
88'/a
19 Va
19 Va
8,000
37
38%
7%
17 Va
88%
193/a
5,800
*87 Va
17%
*87 Va
19%
7%
103
38Ya
*93 V*
17%
38%
30
34%
345/a
19%
1
800
51%
101
34%
19%
18%
*
10,400
37 Va
*104%
88%
16%
88%
38
38
16%
16%
*87%
12,900
105
*87%
5
11,400
32 Ya
34%
95%
84%
101
800
4%
24%
39%
84 %
24%
*51
102
32
700
34Y4
*93%
29
93%
*100'A
4%
900
34 Va
38%
37%
1
73
•
1
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4
Apr
9
Jun
18
20% Jan
8
28
'
154
Oct
19
27
'--78% Aug 17
-33% Feb
I
0
26% Oct
22
Hosiery
Gould-National
(W
Grand
R)
Union
Granite
5% 4-
Grant
Steel
cum
3%4
$2.25
37Va
9,500
7 Ya
4,200
Great
Northern
Great
Western
99%
5%
5%
39%
'
39%
♦155
165
21 Ya
20%
20%
20%
114'/a
113%
114%
114%
98%
97%
97
5%
39
5%
1,300
20%
9,300
118
14,000
98 3A
1,600
53/a
5%
5%
39%
39%
39
39'A
1,100
39%
39 Va
395/a
27,500
1%
1%
1%
12,600
5%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
97 V2
98%
20
165
39
39%
38
*155
165
20Ya
1123A
10%
10%
2,600
10 Y4
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
45%
46
46%
46
46%
46%
47
47
47%
10,800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
21s/a
56,700
107%
107%
108%
110%
112%
36%
35%
5
xll
107
35%
100
99 V*
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com
00
8%
8%
—
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fVf
75
—
*99
8%
36
100
110
34%
*99
110
35
34
100
2,400
34 Y4
160
8%
9
9
3,900
34
8%
9
8%
34
32%
32%
*32%
40
34
33%
33%
*32%
22%
23%
2 3'/a
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
23 Va
8,100
68
69
69
69
69
70
70
70
69 Ya
71
2,400
*32%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
20%
20 Va
20'/«
32%
32 Ya
20%
20%
^52%' 152%
100—^76 ^78%'
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100 ' *'
;
2,200
118
100
*99
8%
20%
Tap ft Die Corp.-No par
34 Va
99
No par
-
113
34%
99
No Par
Bay A Western RR
T,V Cr>
x98 V*
*155
19%
100
Green
Greenfield
5%
39%
21
116%
12.50
common
Ry Co
Sugar com
preferred
99
5%
♦38%
162
44%
common
Y>1 nof
96
162
7%
10
preferred
No par
Iron Ore Prop__No par
r-»»»
7%
No par
5
preferred
conv
114
1
Gravson-Robinson Stores
Gt Northern
21
115%
___10
preferred
Co
21%
110
No par
4
(The)
City
(W T)
*21
Inc
Co
Co
162
162
10
*
Batteries
&
7%
100
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 & P
16% Jan
85%
10
42 V* Aug
22
3,500
14%
F)
4
34% Dec
17%
(B
27% Jan
15
128% July 17
Co
4
Dec
30%
50%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
86% May 22
5
Goodrich
uuuittm
29% July 16
30
8
12
9
5
Nov
Nov
2
30
14% Jan
Nov
26% July 30
118
14
20% Jan
59,000
124'/a
No par
6% Sep
34% Dec
30
92%
101
24%
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold <fe Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
39% Oct
18
62
in
4
90% Nov
15
144
92 V8
30 Va
2.50
12
14% Sep
85% Oct
7
7% Nov
3
Jan
52% Jan
20
26% Jan
123
*138
92%
124 Va
No par
4% Apr 21
29% July 1
33% Mar
*122 Va
145
'
Mar 19
9% Jan
122%
100%
14%
common.
8,400
3,900
30%
2.50
preferred
100
9'
71%
125
34%
1
70%
101%
50%
com
'■»
29%
20
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glldden Co (The)
Sep
*101
24%
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
16% Mar 25
11
*124%
101
8%
9%
72
3,900
9,700
Y-
;
29 Y4
100
82% Oct
60% Sep
1243A
101
91%
99 Va
29%
100
21% Jan
130% Jun
1243/8
14%
preferred
Brothers
125%
101%
50%
Corp
Rubber
122%
*138
13%
773/4
29%
*104%
Corp common_No par
preferred
100
>72
13
77
*96
29%
par
Time
13
10
101
24%
preferred
$4.50
125%
No par
$6 pfd
9
.
92 Ya
10
10% Sep
4
125%
'i
913A
93
1
Telephone
General Tire
9»/a
72
10c
& Utilities
Corp
Castings
72
•x'
99%
29%
-
100
preferred
32% Oct
86% Dec
1
General
92%
101%
125%
29
Sep
3
8Ya
9%
71%
92%
*101
May 11
Apr 23
9%
13%
76%
*96'
123
25
25V* Feb
98'A
148
No par
Eqp Corp
13%
75%'
76 Ya
98 Va
*122%
93
51
75:,A
*140
Advertising No par
15% Sep
25% Nov
13
77%
69%
9%
70
13'/a
13%
100
123
18
12
*98
145
28% Jan
15
13
x76
100
123
28
Sep
13%
79%
13
*139
29% Dec
19
2,600
99,400
123
10
40% Nov
69
45
142
23% Jun
4
69
44 %
92
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
Public Service
10c
General Public Utilities Corp
5
12% Jan
63%
44%
123
4% Aug 20
34% Aug 19
16
69%
44%
*136
98
Dec
70
44 Va
5
49% Sep
29,300
69%
44 Va
100
4
66%
69%
44%
9
1
65%
69%
44
69
_No par
67
89
69 V*
76
Co
66%
67'/a
128
41%
*98
4
14
66%
66%
128
66 V*
1
Cement
66%
66%
65%
No par
series
xl25%
128
43%
No par
com
4
2
4,300
14%
Jan
10V* Jan
2,300
22 3/4
127%
3% Jan
18
41 Va
22%
143A
25
Jan
70
87
40 Va
23
18 3/4
57% Jan
25 V* Mar 26
87
40%
22%
13 Va
5
100
127 Va
'
17
21
16
8:3
40%
-
17
4% Jan
21
49,509
13%
27% Mar 23
Oct
II,400
15%
16%
59% Dec
37% Jan
210
31 Ye
15%
13%
*127%
127 Va
138 Va
30Va
15%
17
8
100
125%
138 Va
31%
*83
41
23
141
30%
12%
10
4
40
23
7,090
16%
3% Dec
Oct
40
24
10,209
93/4
13%
65% Dec
48% Jan
39
23%
1%
59%
9%
2
42% Aug 31
21 y. Sep 15
54% Mar 30
38%
24 Va
106 Va
58 Va
9%
15%
•
•
,
£5
38%
23
No par
$3.75
*83
83
*138
2,690
10
common
preferred
Preferred
153A
*106
7,500
.
58%
9%
30'A
15%
58
139%
29 Va
'*82%
—100
4
139 Va
83
preferred
Corp common
4
58 Ye
15%
*82%
convertible
11
107
29%
-..
Corp
Jan
56
14'A
29%
14%
50
*10o%
%
29%
138%
137
100
common
Motors
9%
28%
No par
preferred
3%%
10
14 %
new
Corp
55
5
Instrument Corp
General
$5
4
2i %
100
22% Jan
95
4 Ye
29%
5%
No par
com
Corp
Finance
General
4
5%
29%
com
preferred
10
23
4%
29
preferred
Foods
5,290
4%
28%
100
General Electric Co
$3.50
38%
1
preferred
($2
37%
300
1.66%
Corp
Dynamics Corp
Preferred
41
50
com
Investors
Contract
General
July 22
80 y8
101-
*40 %
*40 Va
preferred
25
6,500
41%
No par
2nd
series
13% Sep
4
18
7%
21,600
8 Va
30
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
General
48% Jun
5
50% Jun
88% Jun
Aug 24
1st
conv
General
6%
26%
8%
5
41
Corp
Corp com
preferred
41
11
3,300
26 Va
8%
30
Bronze
4%
15% Nov
5 Va
26%
8%
30
General Cable
78
8
5%
26%
8Va
8%
29%
$8 preferred
5
15
Mar 25
5%
26Ya
Amer Transportations.50
Baking Co common
5
9% Sep
Jan
5'/a
23
8%
*40%
preferred
17% Jan
70
5
26%
8%
50
(The)
American
General
148% Feb
5%
2 6'A
8%
5
Industries Inc
Container
$4.50
5%
26%
8%
_No par
convertible
9
5%
26%
5
preferred
Co
Wood
5%
1
common
common
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
31% July 26
Dec
1
(Robert)
convertible
41% Aug 23
57/a Aug 16
20
5
Inc
Gamewell
7
35% Nov
(The)___
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
7
22
155
30
Gair Co
12
May
25% Jan
1
24
Co
3% Apr
25
29% Mar 24
July
6
Gabriel
24% Jan
7% Mar 12
21% Aug 31
142
5
Oct
34% Apr
33% Sep
13
22 V* Jan
7% Aug
2
28% Nov 12
'76
152%
78%
152%
*76
tniiM'
32%
33'/a
32%
25%
~~g5Yir~25
SblH
152%
25%
25%
20%
152 %
*152
78%
*76
25%
*76
25%
'
2,500
78 Va
100
32%
32%.
25%
20'A
152 Va
33%
7,000
25l/a
25%
1,700 "
'
1
40,300
33%
20
152
78 Va
32%
33
33
33%
20 Va
154
The Commercial and FvnancicU C ronicle;
-
18
(1990)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
2
31
19% July 28
i 4 % Dec 31
12'A Jan
7
NEW
v
.,
Highest
14% Dec
4
11% May 21
95% Jan
7
90'% Jan
7
28'/h Jan
29
22% Jan
11
8'/« Jan
r
87% July
9
4% Jan
20
39% Aug
5% Feb
11
4
35 % Aug
26% Dec
29
38'/a Jan
5
21
77
Jan
5
68 % Jan
4
60% Sep
14
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
41% Sep
55% Oct
28
preierreu
Oruiuinau Aircraft
2
Guautauanio
17
Gulf
89 u NOV
12
4
Gulf
22
58% Nov
9
90
July
92
Jun
87
1
24
July
2
Oil
100'/a May 20
10G% July 28
corn .No
par
12%
12 58
12%
12%
12%
94/8
94%
9i%
54%
94%*
37%.
3
37
78
37/8
37%
3d/a
37 %
37%
*4,2
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
%
<
4
4%
08
4 %
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33%
a
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1,4
34
;
23
33,8
33%
69
89
89
89
63%
58%
59%
58%
*58%
59%
*58 '/a
59%
32%
32%
32%
1.300
59%
.9%
*
.
89%
.a
70
45,500
33%
89 V
32%
23,8
%
24,300
■
ad
3*"e
69
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.07%
57%
58%
58 %
e«u %
32%
*104%
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
May
4
$1.40 dividend
100
15
106% Mar 26
$4.44 dividend
5
35
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
/
12%
94%
34 2
57%
,32%
8
Jan
32%
No par
Jan
Oct
Snares
12%
96
32%
32%
22%
,4
23,600
'
1.100
19,200
•
,
400
Co—
Common
103
110
the Week
Nov. j2
12%
■
-57
105
5
Friday
Nov. ll
9a
88%^ 89
_
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. id
~
25
utilities
/
4%
No par
Issued"
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38%
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 9
.12%
*95 ' '
1
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
...
-
95 %,
*-712%
^1
„
Corp
"When
34% July 30
3
Corp
augur
Nov. 8
,
——100
8
103% Jan 1(1
105% Jan
105
29
26% Jan
16
28% Dec
7
Monday
common
preferred
Gull
Jun
«
Par
Mobile & Oliio RR
$5
62% Oct
-
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The)
4
Sep
'
YORK
Continued—Page 6
LOW
,
EXCHANGE
14% mr
97
20% Mar 29
20
i
STOCKS
Range for Previous
If car J 953
Monday, November 15,'»1954
preferred
prelerred—
106
107 %
100
*10472
'
107%
*105
106^
*1 J*
106
ldi.%
/a
107%
Idd
*l-o
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106
8%
1
%
106
108
*104%
108%
103','2
10 a %
*lc5
10o%
33
*105%
ldo%
*105%
3,400
106"
109
650
106%
H
15
10
30% Dec
30
29 % Feo
2
2
23% Sep
38%
15
32% Sep
18% Dec
31
17% Jan
13
Jan
Mar
58-/2 Oct
30
11% Aug 2T
14
Jan
23
12% Mar
61 •% Dec
30
71
Jan
30
63% Jan
5
83
Sep
15
16% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
2~4» NoV
100
Jun
8
105% Feb
22% Sep 15
131
July
0
31.
10
Feb
2
Feb
145
102% May 11
2
29
20% Aug 13
7 % May 20
4% Sep
14
31 % Dec
24
11% Jan
2
14% Mar 20
22
Apr
Sep
J2
17
Dec
23
21% Dec
7
8
Jan.
21
Mar
*138
24
2i%
2j%
24
10
27'%
28
27%
27%
2d
28%
2,400
5%
5%
5%
5%
7,500
21%
7,700
25%
2,200
38% Mar 13
26% Oct
08
Hecht
4
Co
3% %
7
*'nv 2.1
Helms
Corp.
common
J)
3.05%
Co
7%
preferred
Jan
.
43% Mar 31
48% Jun
4
53% Apr
14
May 26
54% Feb ,16
5% preferred
100
Hersliey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
23% Sep
12% Sep
14
20 % Jan
11
34% July 26
Hewitt-Robins Jnc
11
J
8% Feb
2
14% Jan
11
18% Apr
Hey den Chemical Corp common—1
62
19
73% Jan
7
08
Jan
4
78
Apr
8
14
91
Feb
2
81% Jan
5
92
Sep
15 % .Jan
6
20
Dec
10
18% Mar
1
29
12
8% Sep
10 % Dec
Hi
31
4% Dec
30
10% Juu
5
Jan
II
14
Jan
Dec
15
28% Jan
25
% Jail
30
41% Mar 10
33 % Jan
58
56% Jan
:
5
32% Dec
32
19
4'
110% Mar 19
Dec 29
17
Mar 25
30% Jan
30
93% Feb
9
3
July 17
99% Jan
5
19
103% Jon
13
Jun
Jun
22
29 % Dee
Sep
15
79
Dec
29
7
OeL
29
2% Sep
Oct
5
Honolulu
84% Sep
15
Hooker Electrochemical
28% Nov
10
4
103
Oil
7,200
90%
*90%
90%
90
<0
*90
90%
*89
89%
290
42%
43%
43
4j%
43%
43
43%
27,200
*9%
10%
1,100
15%
15%
36% Oct
Household
7
10
6
98% Nov
11
94 % Jan
4
104% Nov
10
Feb
17
105
27
3%%
82 'A.
19% Oct
1
Howard
4
15% Jun
2
Howe Sound
13
4% Jan
19
10% July 27
59% Feb
2
38% Jail
4
54% Nov
8
13% Jan
14
25% Nov
5%
11
39%
8
_
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
21
21% Oct
Stores
83%
27%
83%
27%
■
133%
15%
35%
31%
97%
98
98 %
*102
Corp r_:—
Refrigerator Co
;io
14%"
15%
*6
6%
20%
6
6,700
6
100
20%
20%
20%
29%
29
2.1
10,600
*29
29%
49
50%
50%
51
49'%
50%
17,000
73%
72%
73%
73
73%
2,300
84
*29
83%
*83%
28'4
28
83%
28
27%
132
135%
15%
15
15%
15%
35%
35%
3 4 70
34%
34%
31'/2
31%
31%
317 it
31%
31%
31%
98%
*98
98','a
98%
58%
'98'%
104%
105
102%
102%
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135'%
101 %
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100
83%
1,300
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4,000
101 %
50
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104
104
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105
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15
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500
32
5,200
'%
270
104'%
104%
250
104
104
9/
37
82%
84%
105
*104
36%
36%
32%
15,300
37
37
37
3o%
37
84%
83
88%
94
91 %
23%
v
10
5,700
12.500
17%
17
17
17
17
17%
17%
16%
17'A
1,300
13%
13%
14%
13%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
43,000
1%
3.900
2
5%
1%
r>%
6
2
1%
6
2
2
6%
6
2
6%
6
1%
%
6%
6%
1,100
52%
53%
x53 %
53%
53%
5 4'4
54'%
54%
54'A
54%
14,300
25%
25%
*24'A
24%
24%
24'%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
900
2%
6,500
2%,
2
'/a
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
19%
20
4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*51%
1
5
new
20%
21
131%
131%
31%
—100
Hupp
6%
84
36%
Mill & Sni Ltd—No par
Ine
i—6.66%
Hussman
14%
'6
28
-
37
1%
preferred
9%
103
104
13%
lioiicum
14%
42%
10
103
105
1
Foods
84
28%
*103
*17
97-8
a
72%
a
103
*104
1
Corp—
21%
29%
31 %
——100
Co
Hudson Bay
11
*29
29%
*34%
new.No par
Hunt
3
19% Oct
6%
21%
103
&l Manhattan Common—100
Hudson
5
14%
*d
„—
6
11
11
21%
15%
preferred
—-100
preferred —————100
Houston Light & Power
No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
2
Nov
94
14%
*130%
4.40%
11% Jan
40% Aug
8
10%
*102
B.No par
scr
preferred
15% Jan
11
pfd
Finance com
;:;4%
May 21
*10
6%
27%
—
.No par
2nd
conv
.
71
35% Aug 25
Jan
84 % Jun
$4.20
6
5% Mar 19
2,400
16
49
Houdaille-llersliey common
3
$2.25 eonv preferred——,——50
5% Oct
30%
73
73%
10
30
*70
491%
26
30%
20
2,200
0.' 74
xl5%
73
16% Apr
*30%
'V
42%
l*7"
16'/«
42%;
135% Nov
„U',8
42%
*UJ
'/2
73%
71 %
4
30 '4
IV,
427%
ou
16
48%
com—5
Co
42%
*t.,
*71
*2d%
issued"
42%
53%
16%
30
preferred
$4 25
31
1""V
1 ?*%
42%
*o3
73%
*6
—.No par.
"when
Common
Mar 81
Corp
.
-
280
16
16%
10
;
*>1 OA
42%-.
54
20%
22
1% Oct
12^%
12.50
52
preferred
Homestake Mining
conv
7
14
—5
78% May 26
-•5%
28% Jan
Jan
5
Sons
13% Jan
14% Mar 11
7
12% Dec
Co___
&
108% Jan
Mar 11
2,600
36%
90%
—1
Holly Sugar Corp common—
9
21%
10
30% OeL
(A)
04 % Jan
Jan
2,400
93%
*71
13%
Furnace
Hollander
1
8
18%
92 3,4
16%
Holland
5
17% Jan
9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
'18%
73%
18% Aug
8% Sep
5
-
18%
52%
3u%
10
24
May
18%
92 %
*71
16%
43%
20
8
101
18%
92
*53
Ol 78
10
"21%.Nov
12
33
*36%
ia%
91%
42%
42%
31% Nov
80% Juu
42
53%
Hilton Hotels Corp.——:——5
4
Jun
36%'
18%
11%
124%
12* %
Hires Co (Charles E)—.—.
14
1.800
2,300
73%
15%
*71
preferred series, A
100
$4% cum 2jii1 pfd (conv)—No par
Oct
95% Jan
3U'74
5
—
3%%
29
27% Nov
41%
*52%
87%
18%
36%
'*
11% Aug 25
4
6
17% Mar 23
21
43% NO/
May 13
57
*36 %
*1?'%
•
13
9
36%
26
2
38% Jun
12% Mar 11
36%
126 % Oct
121% Feb
23'%
*86
91%
18%
92
3
10
101%
23 %
36%
36%
18%
9
*101%
23%
23 */a
91
44 % Feb
101%
2„%
101%
*23 %
36%
25
120% Jan
*100%
*103%
23 %
30
7,900"
40%
101%
39
39
25%
39%
23%
*83
87%
21 Va
40%
*100%
Hercules Powder common—No par
No par
21%
25%
87'%
23%
Hercules
17
21%
25%
39
87%
*86
101%
23
14
15
2,%
39
20
Jun
21,a
38%
20% Oct
37% Sep
u
25 V4
7%
39
*86
93% Sep
Motors
21
21,4
25%
7%
*38
8772,
6
13% Mar 12
52
21
25%
39
*38
39
*100%
10
common—
21
25%
7'%
7%
7%
7'A
*38
3d %
100
;
—
*80
—25
common™—.
non-cum
25 Va
100
—
preferred
(G W)
20%
15
:
preferred
fII
Helme
37% Aug 17
5
F'eb
—
Hazel-Alias Glass Co—. 5
21% Aug 18
lt<t
4
Mar
35
10
7
.1,400
5%
20% Apr
74% Jan
15
"28%-
5%
15
Sep
28%
25,100
5%
11
12
10
.
5'A
11
103% OeL
2,900
.
5%
23% Nov
4
;
26%
5%
101% Oct
2
28%
;
36
145
20
2
20
Feb
*28
"
Hayes Ml'g
22
64% Jan
*138
25
7
21% Jan
102
7
35 %
145
-
Jau
94% Jan
To
35%
24
6
5
22
35%
145
24
7%
21
Jun
: "35%
35
♦138
*lo8
22%
15%
Jan
Sep
35
145
34%
141
2.50
-
31%
% Feb
55
100 %
7%
20
90
*104'%
106%
15%
4
31
*104%
*38%
25
Dec
106%
15%
97
5
-*104%
200
15%
20
OeL
12,200
18'/4
15%
29
47
170
23%
15%
85
2
80'A
22%
15%
Apr
25
8 >%
23
15%
91
Sep
81
22%
7%
18% Jan
9
34%
*80%
2.%
15%
21 % Dec
Mar
*104'%
£1
23%
106 %
"-22%.
%%
*8D/4
38%
fi
7!% Jan
*17%
177 s
*.7,«
-a
7%
1%%
11
22
17%
80
15%
40% Nov
14
18%
23%
38%
19
72% Sep
22%
1,300
——._1
21% Jun
Mar 27
3,200
coiuilion——l
._50
31% Apr
29
2-rt)0
18%
Corp ol America
preferred
22
Aug
58
18 %
Hayes Inddstries luc
.8
34 % Jan
113
45
57
13%
80%
~
10/72
34%
*44
57
18%
,a
6
2
6
141
Corp..
llart,Schaffner &, Marx
21
22
2
100
45%
57
lo%
Oct
Oct
8
Jun
14
*106
45%
57
lo'A
16
38% Nov
31
13% Dec
$4.25 pfd__No par
Rciruc com....
15
45%
57
18%
6
15
34% Dec
22%
4;'A
5i
18%
18%
18/2
81 ^
Co
>
17
78% Jun
00% Sep
*16
.
100
-.2.50
Ofpreferred
Hat
lo%
Jan
32
87
Nov
No par
com
Co„,
45%
57
57
72
13%
4% July 12
•
9
29'% Jan
(MA)
Harrisburg Steel
30% July 12
19
Paper
'06
11% Feb
8% Mar 12
5
30
;b
Co
preferred
UuruiMm-Wu.k
Aug 18
26% Nov 12
23
.5% Jan
:
12
Jo
5
*44%
45%
45%
Cementing___5
Watch
eonv
Ilann.t
141
21% Oct 28
22% Dec
Nov
4
Jnn
4 7/
25
Well
ruiiing
i
Ilainmermill
25
15
24% Jau
131
106% Oct
v i
Hamilton
5
19% July 29
2
Cvv
'iiuw
22
12 % Sep
Water
Halliourton Oil
18
20% Apr
,
Hackensack
52
2 %
2%
20
*19%
20
1,500
I
40% May 25
48% Mar 25
44
16
4
9
54% Nov
56% Jun
35% J nil
Jan
43% Jun
14
62% Aug
12
50
July 22
51% Aug 26
53% Nov 10
42% Dec
4
40
Jan
44
May
5
50
Jan
5
48% May 21
40
Sep
2
52
Jan
7
50
57% July 28
49% Jim
18
48% May 19
52% Jun
51% Jan
4
OeL
21
7% Jan
27
% Dec
30
38'% Sep
84
Sep
23
11% Apr
13
6
% Mar 16
56% Jan
cum
preferred
15
4 42%
eum
preferred
12
4.20%
2
15% Sep
24% Aug 23
4% Aug
16
49% July
2
101
Apr
7
105
Dec
35 % Sep
15
48
loi
Jan
Jail
21
28
97
Jan
4
23
159
Jan
5
18% Sep 15
13% July 17
29% Feb
25
15% Nov
21% Sep
15
20% Nov
86
Aug
13
92% Jan
13% Sep
15
19% Mar U
163
Nov
4
54
Nov
July 29
40% Jail
4
170
21 % Jan
15% Jan
25% Jan
4
14
89% Jan
0
14% Apr
28
271
24% Sep
14
148% Jun
23
21% Sep
15
27% Sep
1
76
Dec
33
1% Oct;
15
Oct
25
17% Aug 23
May 11
340
27% J till
Nov
Int'l
Int'l
37% Nov
10
176% Oct
25
36% Oct
6
Int'l
37% Aug 26
Int'l
Jan
9
2% Jan
2
1% Jan
4% Nov
5
47% Jan
5
34% jun
55V4 Nov
11
132% Mar J1
9% Sep
15
10
59% Nov
10
93% Jun
18
103% Nov
10
12% Mar 18
Dec
30
10% Mar 17
45% Dec
29
04
41
J till
29
38% Dec
24
40% Feb
36 % Dec
30
54
55
May 29
Jan
Jan
30% Dec
21
35
13% Dec
31
20% Jan
24
Jan
77
Jail
130% Jan
4 %
44% Jap
38
fl
7%
27
10
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
$(>
7
12
Apr
14
91.% Nov
12
7" % Nov
9
29% Nov
12
2
61% Mar 31
00% Dec
8
59
5
19% Jan
82
Sep
18
14
80
3
85% Jan
4
98
Oct
39% Mar 17
29
31% .Tim
9
36% A-r
13
,'53
*36
36%
8%
62
7,%
61 %
*137
138%
*105%
8%
8
62%
8 %
62%
63
30,800
73
441.4
44%
44
52%
53
5.1 %
75 %
8
55'A
400
4,500
81/4
62 %
77
77
1,100
44
44
*53%
64
44%
2 700
53
%
78
76%
72%
44%
54
137
53%
2,300
2.3C0
35
36
*35'%
36%
100
pla¬
21 %
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
53%
23%
23%
128,500
5
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37
37%
*36%
27 'A
2,200
*37 %
37 "2
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
36%
29 %
29%
2912
29 %
29%
29%
30 '
30
2
12%
12:%
T7%
17%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
32%
32
32
32
22
3
33 "4
34
4,100
3C %
30%
2 000
26
26%
3,300
18%
7,300
25
25
1
Cc^__
&
Creek
f
—r
3:50
,
Coal
1
36 %
*35
1
II
(F
*35
-
36%
Tea Co
3%%
Johns
Jones
5%
.Tor
Corp
30
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
17%
■
*120
17%
123
177s
*121
18 %
123
h
18
121
30%
30%
20%
27
27
27%
Id V4
13
1
IFVa
122
122
121
%.
18%
5121
123
4,200
30
6 %
6%
F%
7 "a
6%
6%
6%
63,a
6%
15.100
27%
2'.%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
7,500
37
36%
371/4
37
37 3
37%..
37%
37
37%
7.300
95
95
95
S5
95
1
50%
50%
50 %
50%
100
*102%
pfd—100
t
12%
&
Laugh]in Steel comci,—10
preferred series A
051
100
1
DJi
r-
=
Co'
30%
1,500
35%
—"No par
2
Mnnufacluvjnc Go..__
.'
10%
'
27 y8
j.
Johnson..
•
■31 %
%
2,500
.
1
Co
preferred
&
31%
30
1
;
Sulphur
Inc common—
Mnnville
Johnson
:
%
j.No par
Co
Lake
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
50c
common:
"
30%
10
preferred
Jacobs
...33
_.
ight Co
Jefferson
24 % Jan
.
44
Teleg.No
Jaeger Machine Co.,
10
14
4
Power
Island
Sep
Dec
Iowa
11
19
29 % Sep
72
44%
54%
Corp_,
...
19
74% .Jan
•
71%
43%
pfd
Stores—
37% Nav
7
60%
r-4%
conv
8
Aug 19
23% Aug 20
103
71%
7%
:
25
Intert.vpe Corp
No pkF
Towa-Illinois On1, A; Eloc Co No par
Oct
57% Aug 31
50 % Feb
9
% May
$1.40 cum
Nov
51% Nov
;
60%
55
"
Power
16
8
54'A
No par
I
Dcpl
Jun
60
„No par
common
preferred
Interstate
99
300
5.200
3%
105%
Interstate
35% Apr 22
3%
54%
105'%
6
6
3%
55%
106 %
22
16
90
3%
54%
106%
Oct
Jan
20
3%
18,800
*105%
Aug 17
35% Aug 25
Nov
810
200
35%
90
*(8%
90
34
105%
Sep
43
34%
3%
3%
75,600
35
105%
*7%
com—No p >r
100
14
101
34 3b
37
174%
*34 %
105%
Amer
.
preferred
38
19
*88%
90
34%
173
35
3,300
105%
Rvs of Cent
5%
31 %
Oct
34 %
36%
173%
*54 %
20
10.200
16%
340
335
:i
36%
173%
35
•
560
5
93
37'%
174%
4,100
/
20,300
4
8
3%
36%
173%
*33%
16%
16%
330
36%
86%
Mav
23
3%
54%
16
325
1,400
20%
101
85%
Jail
Apr
88% Jun
3%
53%
16%
323
36%
'100'A
87%
10% Jan
34
*88%
1
15 78
323
*19%
36%
101
86
25
86 % Jan
16%
323%
36'%
*100%
86%
13% Jan
26
16
322
33%
100 %
36%
100
85%
11
Feb
16%
320
20
20
20
23
37
101
88 %
30% Mar 18
89
15%
319
20%
36%
*100'%
:84%
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
7
*19%
36%
101
*
15
July
20
36
86 %
19
82
20
*100%
82%
21
6
19,200
—
36% Oct
19
35 %
Paper common
7.50
preferred
—No par
29
21
34%
54,700
31% Jan
Jan
34%
com
Salt
4% Feb
34%
100
Shoe
19
34%
16
International
20% Jan
33%
137
International
9
34
*
29
10
33%
15%
23% Dec
May 12
33%
16
9% Sep
29% Jan
6% Dec
32%
Limited
Telep &
25% Mar
14.700
15%
Utilities
25
10
69%
15%
in ternational
15
6,500
69
137%
International
14
54
165
165
69%
15%
7
Sep
53 %
168
68%
54%
29
3
52 %
50%
*165
137%
Sep
17% Aug 31
50 '/a
166
151/4
24
17% OeL
'/a
*165
2,700
158%
International Silver
•
166
700
11.100
163
160
49
138
1
19
50
50%
*163
155
152%
150
43%
"15
4
122
50
-
149 %
49%
49
:
11
Mav 12
49
166
150
49%
15
Nov
Aug 13
148'/a
145%
48%
41/8
138
57% Oct
14
49%
4
68%
5
International
112
49'A
49
15'%
24
4%
14%
37% Sep
11
24
*4'%
137%
1
Feb
15%
23%
41/4
*4
15
4
130
15'%
23 7 i.
———100
4
10
15
23%
4%
com—No par
Canada
Packers
29% Apr
109 % Dec
15
24%
4%
80
1°0
54%
78
4
11,500
15'%
23%
4%
90
44% Nov
24% Jan
13,200
15
24 A
90
31
22
15'A
24
15
100
of
18
15% Dec
210
150
-
„
677-a
preferred
Mining Corp..
Nickel
22
20% Mar 16
30% Jan
6
52%
35%
31 % Dec
15
52%
34%
33% Jan
n
*521%
35%
8
22% J
51%
34
Chemical
4
-
51%
5
&
11
2
52
34
11
5
*51 %
36%
Jan
28% July
53%
174%
37% Jan
29% Jan
*53'/a
52%
J>3 3 4
52%
24
10
Jun
*53%
35%
Jun
14
53%
173%
common
28% Oct
Jan
53%
620
63
No par
Preferred
$4
53%
34%
4%
Int'l
*52%
35'7
International
21
53%
174,%
1
21
54%
34%
9
8% Sep
*53%
34%
11
64% Sep
54%
173%
Oct
106*■'•> Mav 19
-
*53
100
Nov
May 27
54%
*53
67%
International
Int'l
54%
67%'
preferred
16
40% May 27
3
19
23
!
—No par
Harvester
88 % Nov
Jau
101% Jan
Feb
*53
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
7%
140
9% Jan
55
7
26
94
54%
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156
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59
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r
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46
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2
93 'A Feb
51
60'A
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171/2
1
9%
19%
:
27
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MerrUtt-Chupman & Scott
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,
9%
69%
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1
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44%
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60%
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12
3,700
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4
11
3,500
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8
7
14
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28
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9%
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Jun
5
41%
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26
95
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4l*%
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86
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88
105-
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4
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91
22
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28
88% £ep
98
91% Sep
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10
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14
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4
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4
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84
7
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4
56
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24
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37Jfr Ai>r
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51
16%
i"4,
:
30%
...
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:
1. ■
15
Aug 19
'
.29% Dec
16
10
5,100
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50%
9%
1
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55
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91
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8
1
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25
27%
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16
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4%
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16
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1
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.
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V
28%
91
10%,
,
17 y«
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100
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preferred
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u'
4
12^ Man
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7
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2,800
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v
28%
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2
18% July
75
'/a Mar 29
89.
-Jan
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83 V2
35% Dec
66
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,
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30
48
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A
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50
t
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48
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,
.
28%
60%
Midland Corp^CdmmonZ1
5
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50
Marquette'Cemdnt Mfg Co
__10
11
25
Aug 19
35% Aug 12
92% Jan
83
2
24% Nov
Jan
"Man
91 y4 Jun
V 71%dan-12 j: "
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17
52
66
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65 %.
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15% Y
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11'A
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300
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4
16% Jan
30% Feb lo
45%: Feb 17
,15% Feb
?
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15%
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Magma Coiqjer
f—rAQMagnaVox Co (The)
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5 Vu Jah
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82
15 Y - 73 % Mar 12
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15
51% Nov
,i
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21'A Mar 25
4
14
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50
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20'A Sep
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•
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2
4
.'Jan
Feb
95
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6
85'/2 Nov 24
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15
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t
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4
7
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19
;; hVa Oct
91 if* 4% Mar 10
4 VA 22%YlA i-12-
25% Mar 19
88% Mar 9;
18% Mar 20
14'/a Mar 5
25% Feb
2
21% Nov 16
32% Ma r 23
95
Jan 20
8
12'A Jun
10
37%
30 lA
,,
80
38%
93
Lukens Steel CO—V—
Mack
42'"^Apr- 29 •"
22% Sep-15 -
37%
29%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc cornel
19
6
J «%•«!». r
13% Dee
58
15
84%
20%
.27% AUg
25 Vn Jail
Ja«
52% Jun
Muy
499'
28
25% dun
25
21
16% Sep
34%
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50
Co_
7,000
33%
34%
44'A
g
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5 'A
9~
Mar
32V,
85 y2
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Louisville & NarfhVflla—_L:
L.50
14
132% Jan
'23,
4
7 Va
6
Mar 23
8
32 y4
34%
M
"147% Oct
39%
160
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27
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160
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•
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preferred Series
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11,900
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26%
39%
160
_100
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f;
12% Altg 16
.
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j
81
12
8 % Feb
.
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1 HRt Sep
May
22 'A Jan
30 i
Jan
*'
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87% Mar 27
552
v
16,300
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/
9
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V
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10
-Nov
28%
45%
31%
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Lorillard (PJ Co Common
7
28%
94%
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,
9% Jan
29 ""
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517
42J/2 Nov
22
38% Mar 25
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,7.% Oct 1®)?tffiy« Dec
Aug 25
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93
44
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27%
300
86
100
prtderred
6,200
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82
31%
20%
.
17%
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43%
7%
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46
85
43%
f-
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34
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17
•
46
2iy«
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s
&
8,500
46
'
30%
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20%
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110
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Tttfip CupsYt?orp j—J
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100
1
1
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100
21%
•
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39
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.
21
100
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common
.
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i 48%
,
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2(»
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69%
159
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7
261/4 Ma-y 18
153% Feb-15
.
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55)'5% Jan
r.
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39 Yt
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j;
c*-
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158
,,
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Jun 22 '
-
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10%
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Liquid Carbonic Corp com
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i —
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.
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39 ',4
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5
.100
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Lionel Corp
7
56% Oct
,
4-
35V4 May
l5y
r
Co
x26ya
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preferred
Lion
20
19Vb Sep
5)7 % Nov
May 2o.
44% >:
-
48% NoV 10 Y
,
4
21%. July
67% Jan
16
92
94 %
44
,
137
,
15
27%
921/4
45%
X44%
,
30 % Aug
',.160% Dec
r-42% Dec
,
27%
93%
92%
46
25%
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i
17 - Jan
4.« 1724% Aug 26 -Y
,r. 21% <31%
Long-JsfaiKl Lighting ;Co teoto—4JI0
t m-'A Mar 16
106 % Mar
^4-,
2 •' 1 /5ff^ juries B ^efbri-eck>YY^.-_i.100
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•104
Nov
3
M88V4 103,%.
7:4.25% series rD preferred.
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,
,
27%
92
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27%
90%
Liggett"&' Myei'9 'TolMiccd com—_25
■
'*
%
23% Dec ■ 9
Y Nt6% Dec: 30
Y
^4% Jun ; 10
27%
26%
:
4SV*
(Jafpes) & Sons- Co coinmdh
Link
82
.•
f;9% Jun 30
i
17%
Y''3.85% preferred
30
Sep
*97%
21%
16%
v
29
28
12*
■flhytJair-4^
¥
/Lee*
.
-
X
21%
18%
■
22 V
Apr
47% July
4
.
-
;25a Mar 12
44% N«v 12
5
.
1
70%
21%
17%
Libby McNeill & Libby__
Aug 10 >Y Life Savers Coyp-^-V-Y:
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4 '
18% Jaii
v-
>
IO51/4
10
47
21%
7 /
67 V* Jan
3
2BY
464
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70%
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27
164
"A
5-
21% Oct 74
105%
70
'47
18%
Lane~ Bryan |V cbiuttion—
4 %'%*"--preferred WY—j--'
Lfane-Wells Vo
,v" .'Lee Kubber & Tlre.l
,
21
13 y4 Sep
27
19
*104
791A
25
47 x-;
38\i Apr. 2"
Apr 15/ :
Aug
i7'
16
14% Mar
;
i/23 % Jun'7 fir1
I 103% Jun' 13
IO51/2
69%
3l%
i ; 50c nuneum 2nd. pfd-_i
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Lehman Corp (The)
i^A- 21 Vh Oct 11 K Lelin &,
Fink ProdtH:ts_-__Y—:u^5 20s;a Aug 17
Lerner Storek Co#p__4—j
No par
72% Nov 12 '
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass. Co
10
2*
Mar
-Oct
3% Oct
142% Jun 23
7 *r
29% Nov
Sep418 Y
Sep 15 :v
10%
•-
.
Jun* 17.
W
,
t:
(S H)
Lambert
5
42% Sep
4
56
r:
.
*104
69%
preferred—No par
36%' Mar 22;
i
;
IO51/4
68%
'
4
39% Jan
10% Apr 13
:
39 % D<;c »0"
34% Jun.lOr.
03-Dee 29; > ; 82; Aug
6
155
Jun
5 A • 171V2 Nov '6
>
*104%
3,100
2,200
108
105'/a
19,100
1051/2
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:
4"
22% Mar 17
4
5
'
53
?
4Jt
'Jan
42% Feb
-
*104
108
i8y<
—
Y Mai' 30 '•*
2
34
;48% Mar 27.
,
33% Sep* 14
A ft
% Jan
'7:.
"1
4
Jan-
105%
*106
*■
21%
—100
L'ehigh Coal &. Navigation Co
10
TiehigfrPortland etementY——^25
17% Aug 12
7iehigli Valley RBL>—^Nd.par
1 Vn Apr 15
4Y
Y. Lehigh Valley-.Coal common—Ju—l
4{. Y ,;10yar Oct 19 A$3 nqncuin 1st
%• Jan
'
Oct
2o% Nov
4
62
Y G'/a Jam
22
Nov
36
30
*104
108
.
May 10
IT% Nov 12
'-4-.
'■%
6
9
95,
13i. Apn
6
75
;
27%'Jan
•7
^ Va Jan
*
1051/4 '
46%
Kre.sge (S S) Co_—,
•'.-
11
-16% Aug
56
'Aug
"
Aug 10
.*7%liuy
Si
14% Jan
J6
*1041/2
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9 V 'Laclede Gas Co__Y___
1
A
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:'25YNov
7
Jun
85
'
4
A
48%'juu -7 'C'
23
Mar
22% Jan
105%
100
.
46%
1
$5
Kroger
38%
108
*97%
2. 50
4preferred
5
5 Y/ ,..30% Aug 11
'
,
A,
38 y4
38%
*106
!
new
2%
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69
(cum)
71%
*2V*
-
108
12% Sep
A
j
9
19% jun
18
11 % Jan
10. 7
29'"''
28
47>tdan-'4>-
3,
'
-86
21 V* .Full
100
50%
71%
2%
x49%
72y,
37%
38
5
prior preferred-,
Koppers Co Inc common—
•
8 H 'Kress
Apr.;
preferi'ed
conv
Shares
105%
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Klng-Soeley. Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
•'",
23 "V
52% Aug
,
9
71%
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2i/2"
*97%
'
51%
100
_
i Mar 12
5U
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4%
May 20
-,;5l %
5 '.
3% May 27
.
.
'
11
?
72%
*2'A
37 y8
66%
;Kern County Land Co
29
Nov
71%
37%
8.75
Kenhecotl Copper
>
14
Apr
-
74
*2%
;
Kansas 'Poweir As Light Co
Kayser tJulius) •& CoY__
Kelsey Hayes Wheel-.
Kimberly-Clark Corp com
34
71%
2%
37%
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
87
'•
100
preferred,
12
;
•
:non-cum
12
39
29% Jan '" 4
-5
4Vo
Aug 13
13
70%
50%
No par
Nov
' Mar 19
31
51 Va
?104 %
100
3~% Nov
147
70% YlanY 6
May 12
41% Jan
6
24% J iru
Mar I f
41% May 19
.95
18
3..n
12
50%
*106
,-100
preferred YYsiYY..
the Week
«
.
52%
2%
Friday
Nov. 12
Nov. 11 T,
50
38
Sales for
Thursday
■»07I/2
*104
—
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49% May 21
11
3o% Oct
:.'y,
20% Jan
lull,
371/4
4
9o V4 Nov
-
*2%
'
■-
4
37% Oct
{
11
70
TRICES
■' Kansas City.. Southern—
22% July 30 "J
Y. 19y4 N«v ' 3 1
28% Nov. 11
j
o'/c cum preferred (coriv)—50
Kalamazoo Stove As Furnace—.i—10
4.20%
•
11
47 % Npv
21
12% Apr
18
^20% Jun 18
70% Nov
p
1Y% Jan
Mar 17
'14 '/2 Dec
July
1
13% Sep 15
35
49%
9
'
38% Jan 14
28
Oct
21
Sep 27
10
V
10
45 y< Aug
14
1
4% cuin preferred-.
":j4.50%
preferred
.
v
.
36% Sep
Corp
.
.
Mar 13
105
Cliem
491/4
•
„
5
&
Kansas City Pr &-Lt Co com_No par
3.80% .preferred
_100
9
2
May 26
'
Kaiser Alum
18
.
10
vJctn
103 % Aug
lu2
Nov
3% Jan
39 % Aug
'
2d
Apr
100
9
16
74
9
SALE
Nov. 10
.
22y« Nov
HIGH
Wednesday
.
v.
,
100%
31%
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103'A
107%
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101 Va
,
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300%
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100'/a
200
107
101 %
102'A
102 */st
109
102'A
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109
31%
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31%
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90
109
32%
12,800
4
.
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1992)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
-
55% Sep
14
125% Oct
9
9
Mid-Continent
Petroleum
Middle
Utilities
10
6
Midland
20% Jun
21
Feb
27
5
Aug
Jail
2
27
68% Nov
30
67
Jan
11
100% Nov
10
Apr
6
60 % Dec
55% Jan
20
.76% Nov
8
94% Jan
11
Jan
3
29
19% Jan
23
9% Jan
5
4
Jan
5
71% Jan
12
19%
53 V2 Feb
42
104
8% Dec 29
69
Oct
88
1
8% Jan
102
4
May
8%
24
25
14% Aug 13
105% Aug
5
13% Oct 20
81
$5.50
>4 /lug
0
Minnesota
37% Oct
7
26% Jan
22
19% May 26
21% Dec
21
21
2-i
34% Mar 25
15% Sep
14
23 % Mar 25
15% July 19
22% Oct
7
10
41 % Mar 17
37
Jan
4
47
Nov
10
31
6'A Mar 12
4
% Jan
4
10
Sep
8
79% Sep
8
34% Jun
4
Dec
57% Sep
33 % Sep
15
15
58 'A Jan
Dec
31
33'A Dec
6
'
Mar 17
40
17
13
61
23
22
70% Aug
4
Jan
4
19% May
fi
Mar 31
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
13
15'A Sep
16% Jan
Sep
17% Sep
11
15
14
20% Mar 23.
79
95% Jan
79% Mar 29
28% Mar 11
19
Jan
25% Jun
10
32'A Mar 26
31% Jan
29 % Nov
17
40% Dec
31% Feb
53% Sep
11% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
56
15
18% Apr
15
10% Sep
15
29
15% Apr
43% Jan
16
29'A Dec
21
20
11
9
1
4
4
Motor
Wheel
Apr
28
31
Sep
22
19% Jan
4
23
5
Dec
31
13% Jan
Jan
50
8
7
18% Sep
15
39% Jun
14% May 19
110% Mar
28% Mar 24
29
47% Feb
2
Jun
9
111% Sep
1
106
3
24% Feb
20
18% Jan
11
Oct
28
50
Feb
25
42% Jan
4
57% Oct
35% Dec 29
51
Feb
2
37
4
43
Oct
6
74
Sep
99% Jan
28
15
Oct
6
11% Sep
16% Sep
14
19% Sep
34
Sep
14
158% Jun
24
Jan
74% Mar 29
2
8
92% July 27
49% Aug 16
36% Mar 25
30
15% Jan
8
22
21 % Mar
9
15
25% Mar 20
12% May 7
13% May 11
4
20% Jan
41 % Nov
11
38
30% Jan
4
43 'A Aug
17
172% Jan
4
Mar 19
174% Dec
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
14
Jan
13% Feb 28
11
60 % Dec
8
57% Jan
Jan
19
Oct
28
19% Aug 26
183
Nov
12
15% May
5
Sep
Aug 16
21
22
Nov
10% Jan
4
20% Dec
15
92
Apr
19% Jan
5
17% Feb
18
21% July 27
35% Oct
9
19
8
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
25
41% Aug 17
24
15
12
14% Aug 16
26% Aug
2
Apr
15
Feb
9
4
141% Jan
156
Oct
8% Feb
15
12
Oct
20
37% Mar 19
19
Oct
29
25
25% Sep 21
40 % Sep 14
May 24
32% Jan
6
26% Jan
11
39
Nov
52% Jan
5
46
Jan
4
56% July 22
25% Oct 26
30% Jan
12
26% Jan
4
31% Oct
22% Sep 21
86% Sep 25
24% Jan
6
31% Jan
5
24% Jan
4
104% Jan
21
4 % Jan
91
2
10
7% Apr
12% Jan
Sep 14
4% Dec
28
10% Jun
10
13% Jan
105
Nov
24
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Mar
90
114
Jan
7
1
6% Feb
17
12
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
4
16% Apr
5
4% Jan
8
14
Jan
Mar 25
105
Jan
27
106
9
38
Feb
30
12% Jun
11
18
92% Jan
38% Sep 10
Sep
9
36% July 30
142
Aug
4
10% Sep
11% Apr
106
39
8
99
94
13% Jan
8
4
2
25
Feb
July 22
Nov
18% July 22
Feb
11
Jan
20
40% Jan
14
29
12
May 11
67% Jan
5
78
Oct
30
8
72% Mar 23
100
Apr
30
63% Oct
8
17% Aug 25
23% Sep
17% Sep
30
25% Jan
4
45% Nov
17
23'A Mar 17
18 % Jan
4
18% Dec
21% Aug
29
25 % Jan
18% Jan
11
30
8
34
Sep 14
101% Jun
14 %
May
Jan
30
48% Jan
1
5
109% Mar
10
9
32% Apr 21
106% Jan
17% July 13
15% Mar
13
70
Jan
20
63
Sep 11
92
Feb
9
59% Oct.
80
400
May
6
9
Oct
13
97
Oct
515
Jun
28
8
348
Feb
18
22
6
Mar 23
49% Dec
29
65&eb
5
51
Apr
7
14% Apr
2
37% Mar 23
Jan
22
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
75
Apr 28
79
87
Jun
87% Jan
Jun 29
.
44
82% Jan
87
8
86
94% Nov 13
92
100
16
ftsp 15
-39%;Dec 23
.22% Jim 42
19
Jun
19
15% Sep. 15
8
1
Sep
14
83
July 6
34% Sep 24
103% Oct
52
6
;
20% J an" 2 6
Jan
22% Dec 21
15
Jan
8
87
26% Nov 11
Jan
4
Jan
12
8% Jan
4
81
Jun
38
Jan
5
14% Dec
18
87
Mar 19
101
Jan
9
2
84% Mar
13% Jan
4
16% Aug 25
85
Jan
4
99
Jan
12
11
15
Nov
12
14% Jan
11
23% Nov
9
12
12
May 18
97% Jun 12
49% Jun
10
23% Jun
10
16% Sep
1
39% Feb
19% Mar
2
38% Jan
Jan
2
102% Jan
93 % Jan
27
2
92% Jan
106
106% Feb 25
104% Dec
57% Aug
28
9
6
Mar 23
19 % Dc'C
24
54
37
Nov
Nov
10,200
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
24,500
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
8%
7%
8
7%
8%
7%
74%
73%
74
73%
74%
73%
73%
57%
57%
58%
59
61%
59"%
62
24%
23%
23%
23 y8
23%
74%
54%
55%
23%
23%
pfd-100
20
8
.
73%
55
*23%
.
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
22%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
93%
94%
93%
96%
96%
97
96%
97
97%
99
5
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
34
34%
33%
33%
33
35%
34%
35
34'A
35%
13,000
71%
72%
71%
73
70%
71%
71%
72%
70%
72%
58,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
No par
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,700
6,609
23,000
8,600
4,300
4,300
14%
14%
14
14
*13%
13%
13 %
13%
9C0
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
49
49%
49%
50%
10,600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
3,400
26%
26%
27%
15%
Myers
(F E)
10
14
*13%
27%
26%
28%
16
15%
15%
x43%
43%
42
108%
108%
*108
29
28%
56%
43%
*41%
15%
42%
42%
108
108%
108%
190
28%
56%
*41%
15%
43
108%
28%
28%
28%
108%
27%
28%
*56%
29
58%
100
15%
15%
44%
108%
*56
No par
St Loul*
&
108
50
.
& Bros
Nashville Chatt
44%
100
58'A
*56%
58%
57%
57%
200
43
*42
44
42%
42%
200
43
43
86
86
86%
86%
87%
87
88%
88%
National Acme Co
89%
l
45'%
46
45%
46
46%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
National Airlines
National Automotive Fibres Ine
National Aviation Corp
4,900
1
17%
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
11,200
l
8
National Biscuit Co common—10
7% preferred A
100
National Can Corp
10
National Cash Register
No par
National City Lines
National Container
Inc
Co
157/8
16
36%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
38
38%
38%
38%
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
16
37
37
41
41%
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
*180
181%
181%
181
*179%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
15%
14%
88%
87%
88%
87
88%
88%
88%
89
92
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
182%
183
50
34,400
5,400
22
14,500
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
13%
28,400
23%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
5,100
Xl9%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
X38%
38%
5,700
23,600
1
5
Stores
19%
24%
19%
37%
38%
14%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
X20%
20'/8
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
91%
97%
X96%
97
97
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
69,200
1,000
48%
46,200
10o
15
l
43%
46%
47%
47
No par
105%
105%
106%
105
-5
54%
53%
54%
54
181%
*180%
181%
common
46%
*105
1%
preferred A
100
6%
preferred B
10O
*154%
155%
*154%
National Linen Service Corp.
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cask—No
par
National Shares Corp
No par
ll5/8
11%
11%
19%
19%
*36'/a
52%
National Steel Corp
10
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) P» com
10
4%% preferred
100
*31
35%
100
35
8
common
140
preferred.
National Theatres Inc.
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
Natomas Co
Nehi
182
1
Lead Co common
ennv
181
0
Gypsum Co
*>'<"*
12,500
15%
88
53%
*180%
*
5,800
6,500
*179 %
Prod common_5
preferred
Co
15%
'
1
pfd series of 1951
National Tea
760
28
common
$1.25 conv preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products new
National
85
8%
10%
7
No par
Corp
*12%
1
Neisner Bros Inc common
4%% preferred
*14%
1
100
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
3%% preferred
*105
35%
pwr
100
*96
New
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd—100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
4%% preferred
New
York
Air
New
York
Central
Brake
181%
*180%
182
155%
154%
154%
*154'A
155%
*154%
155%
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,200
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
12,300
38
37%
38
38
38
40
38%
39
54
53%
53%
53%
54%
55%
55%
557k
46,800
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,200
36%
36%
"
140
9
99%
*99%
35%
35%
37%
99%
100
35%
x34%
141
8%
10%
10%
7%
7
12%
12%
14%
14%
106%
*105
36%
37
97
*96
16
*94%
60%
60%
16%
16
36%
141
rl40%
54%
31%
37%
37%
34%
*136%
8%
9%
10%
10%
6%
7%
12%
12%
12%
14%
14%
106%
97
16
*94%
62
45%
x44%
45
44%
20
20%
xl9%
22%
21%
'
4,500
15
15
*105
800
106%
*36%
37%
99
98
16%
1,500
190
■
16%
16%
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24,200
100
"
62
16%
16%
77
16%
5,800
77
*75%
44
44%
44%
7.555
62%
61%
62%
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44%
12%
100
16%
16%
5,100
12
98
16
77
1,609
7%
37
*94%
62%
16%
*75%
9%
10%
7
106%
97
16%
100
61%
16%
77
37
96%
96%
16%
100
8%
10%
15
*105
37%
36%
170
142
12%
*14%
14%
19,500
11,200
2,700
17,400
7%
12%
108%
*105
38
9
1,000
34%
1142
10%
7
10
100
34%
143
26,900
37%
100
34%
3%
10%
9
56%
37%
100
34%
140%
56
38
100
100
7%
20%
8
No par
*39
10%
*75%
44%
60
181%
77
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—.. 1
105
181%
16
16
47%
105
*180%
100
*75%
48%
105
55%
15%
100
47%
*103%
55 %
*94%
60
47%
105
4,100
55%
44%
12,200
20
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
5,500
22%
21%
22'A
22
22%
22%
24
277,600
41%
6%
New
3
A.~""
$5
non-cum
inn
*111
42%
42%
*111
112'A
43%
100,900
42%
42%
43%
42%
111%
*110%
111%
*110%
27%
27%
27%
10
*82%
85
82%
*81
84
*81
84
*81
84
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
96%
50
*400
485
*400
485
*375
470
*375
470
*375
N
Y & Harlem RR Co
N Y New Haven & Hartford
82%
27
26%
27%
27%
6,900
10
'
—
470
,r
,,
„„
26%
27%
27%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
100
60%
61%
61
61
61
61%
61 %
61%
61%.
61%
4,000
—1
Corp—
21 Vs
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20
21%
20%
20%
34,400
No par
40%
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
40
40%
39%
40
83.75 preferred
.100
Niagara Mhk pwr Corp com_No par
97%
97%
96
96%
*95
30%
31 %
31
31%
31
New York
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
N Y State Electric & Gas
Common
3.40%
preferred
3.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
4.10%
*85%
100
>
*91%
100
100
100
.Nopco Chemical Co
—L
*100
103
26 %
Aircraft
■
26 %
26%
.
26%
26%
26
26%
19,200
■
45%
46%
<
43%
44%
43%
44%
53,600
13%
84%
109%
42%
109%
59%
58%
59%
16
15%
16
109%
109%
109%
58% '•59%
58%
59%
15%
15%
15%
*109%
109%
15%
.
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*
42%
■
'
42%'
109%
12%
85%-r
43
<
80.
8,300
109%
190
58%
59%
52,200
15%
15%
8,700
91%
91%
91%
91%
*91%
91%
640
103%
*102%
103%
*102%
103 %
210
*101%
102%
102 %
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
*102
102%
*102
102%
450
52%
52%
52
53%
53%
25,500
13%
53%
13%
13%
13%
13%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
x33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
102%
100
102 %
1
51%
Inc
:
25
.12
43%
43%
7
43%
54
44%
104% Jun
54 % Jan
*108%
109%
Xl08%
109
108% Aug 30
4.44%
preferred
100
*107%
109%
*107%
109%
Co
108
108%
63%
108
108
99%
102
51%
44
108%
52%
14
14
14%
14%
15
25,300
22
22%
23
23%
14,800
34%
34%
35
34%
35%
8,400
44%
109
44%
44%
44%
44%
8,800
107%
107%
107%
107%
360
99%
99%
99%
270
99%
99%
*99
108%
108%
*108
108%
*108
108%
110
109
*107%
109
62%
63
*107% 109
62%
62%
17,100
31 %
6,900
"107%
62%
63%
63%
63%
10
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
series—mlOO
*101 %
101%
101%
101%
"101%
101%
*101%
101%
*101%
101%
Gas__u. -—7.50
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
com
preferred
x63
•»
22%
.
20
No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
10,700
'
103%
*101%
.100
Natural
-
91%
,
4.56%
Oklahoma
42%
12%
85%
*84%
200
26
103%
*101%
series
commc.
4.24%
-
*25%
13
12%
85% ;
42% t' ♦
42%
;
*
26*
*25%
12%
12%
*84%
-
-
91%
92
110% Jan 29
Preferred
<
•
103%
91%
106 % Jan
4%
22,000
46%
13
102%
preferred
Oil
15,000*
44%
26%
*99 Ya
Ohio
29%-
44%
25%
42%
102%
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Ohio Edison Co
2R%
44%;'
84%
——100
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
4.6%
:-T
28% I-
13%
100
series—
$4.11 preferred series
Northrop
44%
T-
20
lea
44%
85
15%
28%.
44%-
n-
r
27
12%
42% "42%
59
26
92%
102
*102% 104%.
*25%
84%
♦
*91%
*100%
>
104%-
25%
5
109%
*102%
50
87
27%
45%
.10
92%
*100% 102 f;
f,
*85%
-
44%
25%
Northern States Pwr Con (Minn)—
Common
s
$3.60 preferred series
100
preferred
•
■*>.
.
15,100
26%
25%
46%
-80
87*
4,700
96%
31%
44%
27%
44%
25%
preferredNorthern Pacific Ry
4.08%
ior .-i
45%
5%%
$4.10 preferred
101
104
30%
31%
*91%
92% 1
101
104
25%
25%
-1
Northern Central Ry Co—
Northern Natural Gas Co_
*91%
92%
*85%
102
—1
-Northeast Capital Corp.
86%
*95
96%
30%
104
-10
North American Co
North American Aviation.
31%
*85'/a
87
*95
91
*101
103
25%
Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
*913A
92%
100%
44
7
Norfolk Ac
*85%
87
99%
31%
31
31%
30%
23
200
110
9,300
Oliri Mathieson Chemical Corp-*
38
Feb
16
58% Nov
12
104
Jan
5
123% Nov
'
10.200
Co-100
Preferred 5%
99 3A
101% Nov
9
23% May 24
111%
wn par
Corp
preferred
263A
.100
May 7
32% July 26
20% Aug 2
42%
*111
27
.100
69
43%
11%
26%
No par
City Omnibus
New York Dock common
5
9
preferred series
York
preferred
9
1,400
15%
23
preferred
preferred
9
6,100
10,700
90,200
15%
3.90%
20
*23 ya
7,700
8
22%
4.40%
26% Jan
18% Jan
23%
300
5
8
99% Nov
21% Jun
42% Dec 30
110% Jan
5
102 % Nov
44% Aug 16
109% Sep 27
101% Nov
34% Aug 28
98% Jun 30
2,409
32%
23
13,000
12
13
Jun
Mar 25
11
24% Jan
23%
32%
*22
No par
4% preferred
103% Apr
2
101% Aug 18
18
25 % Apr
83
7
95
4
Oct
30
94% Jun
Feb 23
16% Jan
7% Jan
18
100
111
13
16% Dec
10
9
% Jan
18% Mar 17
14
18% Sep
34% Jun
Sep
16% Aug 18
89
Mar 23
53% July
101
15
8
6
107% Mar 31
100% July
8% Dec 29
49
12
Apr
4
23%
32%
2,400
3,200
5
45
Aug 17
26% Apr 19
2
84
12% Jun
Oct
i.y A Nov
2o
23%
32%
15%
93% Sep 29
1"'
6
20
■
22%
23%
32%
43%
104% Oct 25
4
16
16
19
.
Mar 24
14
Jan
14
89% Jun
7
46% Jan
Sep
Apr 24
5
Jan
Jun 28
107% Nov
11% Jun
78
Jan
a 1 %
1
32% July 30
24% Jan
16
23% Mar 24
25
Aug 20
17% Jan
39% Jan
„,53% Jan 30
26
33% Aug 11
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
35% Apr 28
Jun
7
27% Jan
4
91
80% Nov 10
22
Apr
22%
23%
32%
15%
12
Jan
23
23%
32%
11
95
34
92
% Nov
112% Sep 23
27% Oct
6
14
520
23
23%
32%
New York Chic & St Louis Co—•
20
5
11
5
15
jun
16
80% Jun
43
Feb
85% Jan
19% Jun
31% Sep 21
26
23%
23%
32%
43
18
56
*23
23%
32
74
Murphy Co (G C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
12
16% Jan
37% Aug 31
■10% Sep 15
'
8
Mar 29
15% Aug
1
5
Jan
15
8% July 26
13
86
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
85
8
14
100
31% Mar
6
85 % Jun
Dec
1
6
26
Jan
64
4
4
13% Feb
31% Jun
Jun
Jan
28% Jan
12
23%
640
4,300
26
29
81
11,400
$4.50
Nov
13%
77%
10,300
National
9% Dec
13%
77
22%
26
7
13%
74
301/4
8
20% Dec 31
131/8
27%
11
7
13%
73%
29%
20 % Jan
146
13%
73%
22%
96
132
13%
73%
X26%
22% May 28
181% Oct
13%
73%
22%
4%%
5
150
9,900
13%
73%
30%
National Distillers
Jan
104%
21%
National Department
172
*103%
27%
1
4
104%
29%
23
173% Nov
104%
27/8
27
12
8,300
106%
*104%
22%
15% Sep
48% Nov
4,300
73
29%
21% Sep
56% Nov
14%
97%
72%
22%
98 % Oct
105% Nov
13%
97
72%
29%
6
4
13%
98%
72%
22'%
4
5
105%
12,500
13%
98
29%
16% May
8
105%
*104
73
23%
8 7'A Jan
Jan
100%
72
6,900
29%
5
38
13%
98%
22%
22%
6
93% Jan
13%
76
130
300
22%
23
26%
29
15% Jan
23% Jan
6
13%
99
73
22%
136
*25%
23
99% Jan
31
13%
98%
135
26%
28%
29
Nov
13%
99
26
22
38% Dec
23
137
*25%
22%
16% Sep
17% Sep
1
85% Dec 15
29% Apr 24
155% Jun
3
conv
22%
*135
25%
23
23
25%
76%
*23
Corp
84
4
137
X23%
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
29
12% Jan
2,100
*135
26
Mullins
Dec
8
136
*25%
13%
Corp
12
Dec
136
136
8%
Utilities Co
Aug 31
Sep 21
19% Mar 27
36%
8
Co
15
2
36%
Mueller Brass Co_
28
29
37%
48%
Products
Motor
27% Mar 16
36%
73%
Inc—
1
26% Mar 13
38
*104
(Johnj & Co_
2
15
38
13%
Moore-McCormack Lines
Oct
14
10,000
38
100
(The)
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
28
21% Sep
6
30%
38
5
Tool
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
Morrell
12,600
30%
38%
10
Montana Power Co
Motorola
97
1.25
Machine
23% Aug
16% Jun
21% Mar
Jan
16% Aug 23
15% Aug 20
Monarch
95%
1
Mojud Co Inc
Monsanto
95%
30y2
No par
Carpet Mills
1
34% Mar 18
27% Jan
43
80% Aug 23
23
31
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
14
12
29
Sep
25% Sep
38% July 26
49% Jun
3
50% Nov
Dec
18
12
4
21% Dec
12
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
95
29%
74%
25
preferred series A
Mohawk
99
96%
30
98
No par
RR com
12
NOV
11% Mar 24
1%
95%
29%
135
No par
Light
20
4
12% Jan
Missoun-Kan-Tex
Shares
98
23
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Nov
30% Jan
6
&
the Week
30%
22%
preferred
Power
Friday
Nov. 12
Nov. II
38
100
^.6%.Oct
62
4
Jan
conv
Sales for
Thursday
95
No par
preferred
PRICES
30
25%
Mission
9
17
1st
SALE
Nov. 10
30
25%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Min & Mig common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co common—1
HIGH
Wednesday
99
10
Ry
AND
Nov. 9
29%
5
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
$1.50 2nd
x94
10O
Corp
Minneap & St Lou
14
18
15
common
Oil
12
19% Nov
Feb
Prod
Inc
1st preferred
Midwest
Oct
24% Oct
27 % Jan
Steel
Nov
23
18% Nov
South
Tuesday
Nov. 8
10
9
29% Sep
■21% Jan
"5% Dec~31
Monday
Par
8
Nov
136
126% Jan
Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
40% Oct
Feb
24 % Mar 20
139
7
21'A Oct
30
YORK
LOW
32% July
99
26% Jan
7
NEW
I/ighest
65 % aau
9
46% Jan
9
29% Dec
31
27% Mar
66% Dec
22
22% Jun
ContlMIMl—Psgt t
STOCKS
Range for Previous
lear 105a
Monday, November 15, 1954
12
Common
Conv preference
—
—
iT-.;c-iu$i-i"
1951 sertesL.ifi.100,r
cLm u—'
51%
111
52%
52
53%
112%
112
113%
53
113%
54%
54%
57%
116 %
115%
121%
57%
121.
58%
71,490
123%
7,400
Volume 180
Number 5377... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1993)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
8% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
13
14% Feb
71ft Sep 23
Lowest
2
Oft Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
4
14 ya Nov
95ft Jan
8
4
94 ft Nov
5
4
15 ft Dec
28
14ft Jan 26
30% Oct
26
81% Aug 31
46 ft Dec
21
44% Jan
63
9ft Mar
73
23
79ft
OcTT
84
Jan
11
July 23
Monday
EXCHANGE
8
Oliver
Corp
4%%
Par
common
9
35% Nov
5
Outboard
100
Jan
8
Outlet
16% Jan
4
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
13 ft
14
95
94 ft
94%
28%
94%
94%
29 ft
28 ft
94%
94%
29
28%
No par
29 ft
60ft
28%
61ft
29%
28%
29
6,300
61ft
63
61 ft
61%
83ftc
34 ft
61ft
61%
34 ft
61%
61%
34
34%
9,100
33 ft
34 ft
84
85 ft
85 ft
34%
85 ft
3,200
*85
85ft
*84
16
85ft
*84
16ft
16
85 ft
16
*16
16%
*16
69
16%
16
09%
69
16%
400
90%
69
92%
92
70%
2,700
X95 ft
97
7,300
22%
23
14,100
Overland
Marine
&
Mfg
Jan
•
Apr 29
13ft Mar 11
87
15
50
74 ft
July 16
•9ft Jun
16
81
Corp (The):
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
77ft Jan 12
97
Nov
Owens-Illinois
18
Oct
28
7% Oct
6
84ft Dec
14
Dee
88
MarlO
11
14% Jan 20
•
21
48
8
65% Jun
16
73ft Mar 28
Mar
Oct
15
67% Mar
16
30ft Feb 20
10
40
2
22ft Nov 25
110ft Sep 22
120ft Jun 25
4ft Sep 15
22 ft Feb 20
8ft Apr 16
8ft Sep 14
•4ft Oct
2
Mar IT
34ft Dec 31
30
7
11
12
55 ft Oct
25
37 ft Oct
27
May 17
44ft May 17
28ft Jan
4
39ft Jan
Mar 17
23
Jan
46
July 12
119ft Mar 10
114ft Jan 13
140
Aug 24
137ft Jan
4
154 ft NOV
9
4ft May Ir
26% July 20
8ft Jan
5
8ft Nov
12
47ft MAr 31
Oft Jan
8
11% Feb 20
9% Jan
67
97ft Jan
23
10
Apr
a
30ft Mar 27
Dec
30
84ft Jan
80ft Jun
10
44ft Jan
7
19ft Jan SO
8ft Jan
0.
Oft Apr
9
Jan
5
27ft Sep
15
20ft Nov
2
27ft Aug 10
20ft Aug 27
•5ft Mar 19
12
7
6
Jan
8
18
Jan
7
0
4
Oct 25
Jan
26ft Jan
21ft May
4
4
4
6
30ftJun 22
35ft Jan 15
6ft Feb 17
3ft Mar 12
7
9ft Nov 11
3
37% Apr 19
8
107ft Feb
3
35% Mar 18
105
Apr 13
107
35ft Jan
4
106ft Feb
18
113
Mar 18
40ft Dec 29
10
Sep
28ft Sep
127
Sep
28
Sep
15
11
10ft Jan
15
15
14
28ft Aug 21
89
Sep
8
17 ft Sep 15
14ft Dec 30
86
July 28
81ftJun 18
29ft Sep 21
28ftJun 16
80ft Jun 24
23ft Jan
•
52ft Jan
0
14% Apr 23
82ft May 27
148ft Mar 10
48
Dec 28
15% Mar 25
41
Mar
lift Jan
31
33
Jan 30
91ft Mar
f
19ft Mar 29
84ft Oct 20
108ft Jan
8
48ft Feb
8
82% Jan 18
25ft Mar 1?
4
73
101ft Feb
18% Jan
9
108
9
Aug 30
30ft Jun 2o
100ft Jun 29
30ft Jan
4
32ft jan
4
23% Jan li
Jun
1
Ill
Jan
•
106
Jun 24
99
Jan
2
94
86ft Jun 10
104
July 7
•ft Sep 21
Feb 26
108% Nov 12
103
Jan
11
107
Jan
11
26ft Nov 27
18ft Jab
36ft Jan
8
•0
28
88
41ft Dec 29
•8ft Dec 29
101
87
Apr
Dec 30
Nov 27
50
Maris
Jan
23
98ft Jan
9
Jan
83
95
44 ft Jan
Apr
82ft July 20
90
Jan
29
45% Aug
3
97% Apr
2
67 ft May 27
4
Dec
30
19
101
10
Jan
May 18
37% Jan 14
Jan
2
Mar
9
10% July 15
35
100
Jan
July
12
9
6
22ft Mar 27
21
Jan
100ft May 22
18ft Dec 29
106ft May 22
29ft Jan
8
113
Nov
1
16% Nov
1
77
Dec
24
94
Feb
17
VOftDec 29
97
Jan
7
59 ft Feb
2
41ft 8ep 10
11
Sep 15
148ft Apr 21
153ft Jun 11
44
Sep 18
•ft Dec 31
18
•0
80
11
Nov
11
25ft Mar 18
18% Oct 29
146
Jun
3
150
18ft Jan
8
30 ft Sep
120
Sep
89ft Jan u
10% Feb
1
Dec 11
68
35% Jan
82% Jan
7
9
25ft Jan
12
Jan
25
27ft Jan 20
27% Feb 24
Jan
0
7
Sep
15
25 ft Jan
4
86 ft
85 ft
68%
5%
Corp
Corp
Sand
Penn Power
&
Pet Milk Co
4ft%
100
80
Jan
20
44% Nov
12
43
Aug 10
92ft Mar
27
3
Mar 19
25% Oct
6
29% Aug 17
7
65 ft
111
9
28
Jan
4
17
146ft Feb
2
143
Jan
5
25% Jan
2
21ft Jan
SI
NOV 19
29ft Jan
•
Jun
79
2
22ft Jan 11
76
Jan
4
37.
68
4ft Jan
6
2% Jan 28
4
3
7
5ft Dec
Sep 24
Nov
26
96
30
47ft Mar 20
Nov
mire
9
24
15
33% July 15
156
NOV
10
26% Nov 10
Nov
12
86 ft Nov
5
90ft Jan 12-
July 6
9ft Sep 15
99 ft Mar 29
37
45% NOV 10
4ft Mar
Jan
1
4
*105 ft
106ft
68%
106 ft
43 ft
43%
43 ft
111%
112
Ulft
111ft
♦111ft
112
107ft
107 ft
106ft
106 ft
*107
108%;
17%
17%
17 ft
17%
17%
17%
17%
47%
49
48 ft
49
48 ft
48
ft
483/4
42 ft
20%
*34
20%
20%
34
34 ft
155%
48 ft
50
20 3/8
20%
34
34
156 ft
156
157
50 ft
157%
50 ft
*47 ft
44 ft
203/4
34
158
49%
20%
*33"%
10%
17,400
20%
34 ft
*34
34i/2
70
73
*106
108
14%
69
108
*106
26%
501/4
152,600
6,200
143/a
14%
69
26%
49ft
20 ft
140
181/4
143/4
70%
14-%
26%
160
1081/4
17 ft
17%
493%
491/4
143/4
67 %
*106
12,500
49%
14%
20 %
*107
"20
443%
111ft
50
67
106 ft
108 %
44
Ulft
106 >/2
*48
14 ft
26
106 ft
158
66
106 ft
7,500
106 ft
158
14%
26
70 3/4
47 ft
44ft
66 ft
106 ft
4,200
69
*46
111ft
14%
26
863A
683/4
44 ft
*107
50
47 ft
Ulft
64 ft
*105
86
25
158
108
26%
26%
158
26%
200
2,100
400
91,100
3,400
30
2,900
45%
46
46%
403/4
47
463/a
46%
47
48
38
38%
38%
383/a
383/8
383/a
25 ft
38%
38 ft
29,300
5,400
253/4
1,100
$1
o
common
preference com
preferred
conv
l
preferred
preferred
Reading Coal & Iron
4.3%
4.68%
Phlla
&
Philco
Corp
9%
35%
9ft
9ft
35%
35%
106
107
9%
9%
9ft
8,400
36%
353/4
363/4
22,900
106 ft
107%
107%
25%
25%
112ft
112%
♦112 ft
113
112ft
112ft
*112%
113
*112%
113
101ft
100%
101
*100%
102%
*100S/8
102%
*1005/B
102 ft
200
*106
107ft
♦105 ft
107
107
107
*106 ft
107%
1063/4
1063A
140
100
*108
109
*108
109
*108
109
25%
25
25
108%
25%
108%
9ft
9%
9ft
9%
9%
93/4
9%
36 ft
37 ft
30%
37%
363/4
37%
363/4
93%
93%
*93%
36 ft
37
87 ft
87 ft
87
*933/4
94
37
87 ft
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
100
No par
100
No par
Hosiery
5
25
No par
2
Pitts C C & St L RR
100
Pitts Coke to Chem Co oom__No par
convertible
preferred
preferred
(conv)
No par
No par
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw to Bolt
No
Pittsburgh Stedl Co com
No
5% preferred class A
5ft% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh to West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young to Ash pfd
Pittston
(The)
Co
common
Creek
Gamble
Publicker Industries Inc com
$4.75
preferred
cum
61
61%
ft
33
82 ft
86 ft
34%
98aA
170
61%
61
62%
62
633/8
63
63%
30,200
64
32%
122
46
*32ft
♦113
17%
173/4
17 ft
*83 ft
85 ft
*83 ft
*80
81%
81ft
17 ft
59 ft
60%
60
60
59
13
♦11
46%
46%
105
*102 ft
323/4
33
122
*113
13
46 ft
33%
85 ft
84
84
10
81ft
♦81
83
300
59%
59 ft
59%
153/4
16 ft
*158 ft
161
*158ft
161
*164 ft
167
165
165
*165
168
*165
168
67
68
65
64 ft
6%
20%
21%
*73%
74 ft
ft
20%
73%
76
76
76 ft
77
21
21%
21ft
21%
26
*13%
28
26%
106 ft
68
6%
16 ft
ft
16
67%
69 ft
7
6%
,
16 ft
68%
7
22%
21%
21%
21%
74%
74 ft
74 ft
•74 ft
78 ft
79
78 ft
78 ft
1,100
21%
22
21%
23%
223/4
23 %
14,600
263/g
107
75
*149
*149
26%
26%
26%
107%
107%
107%
14 ft
15
28 ft
28 ft
3,000
34
34 %
2,100
2,500
14
14 ft
14 ft
143/a
143/a
28%
28%
27%
28%
28%
28 ft
33
33
33 ft
34%
34
34
xl7ft
v
27
107%
260
700
32 ft
32%
17%
17%
173/s
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
18
10
19%
19%
19
ft
19%
19 ft
19%
195/8
19%
18 ft
2,100
92
92 ft
92%
93%
93%
933/4
93 ft
933/4
5
10
10%
9%
10% J
10
933/4
10 ft
19%
94%
10
10 ft
12,200
77 ft
77 ft
77%
40
-No par
*76 ft
77
76ft
44
10
77%
*76 ft
44
43%
43%
43%
44
44%
44%
6,000
40%
39
39%
39%
39%
39 ft
40
9,200
76 ft
of
Indiana—No par
-100
—29
-25
*89 ft
90
X88%
88%
89%
89%
*89
26 ft
♦26
263/4
*26%
265/a
*26%
263/4
•26%
26%
*25%
26%
*25 ft
26%
*25s/a
25%
25%
25%
•25%
26%
No pai
28 ft
28%
28%
28 ft
28 ft
283/4
28%
283/4
29
30%
30%
31
303/4
31
28%
303/4
30%
31
3%%
Pub Serv El to Gas com.
$1.40 div
preference com—Nopai
preferred
100
preferred
100
26 ft
30 ft
*101
103
*102
♦103
104
104
(The) common
preferred
103
♦101% 102
♦103 ft
104 ft
♦103 ft
104 ft
625/a
64%
64%
653/4
9,300
62 ft
63
63
63%
18,600
61%
61%
61%
No par
61%
62%
61%
623/,
110ft
110%
Co (The) com
B
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—.10
6%
Radio Corp of America com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
_100
Raybestos-Manhattan
Nosar
32%
154%
32ft
155
112
32%
32%
32 ft
155%
155 ft
155%
26
26%
26
33%
156
111
32%
*156
111
33 "
158
26%
26%
26%
25%
25%
35%
36%
35%
36 ft
36
36 ft
36
86
86
84%
6%
85 ft
85
85
84%
63/8
6%
9%
9%
9%
6%
9%
96ft
96ft
*96%
97ft
*96%
36%
843/4
63/8
9%
97 ft
44%
44%
453/4
*45 ft
46
6ft
9ft
*96
44%
6ft
9%
97ft
44 ft
100
*101
61%
Quaker Oats
400
16,500
6,600
103
61%
*110
280
*103ft
61ft
110
90 ft
*101
60%
110
90
103
104ft
623/4
100
*30 ft
90
104 ft
No par
Inc
7,200
9%
*76 ft
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
of Colorado
4.32%
conv
5,700
1
X39%
5%
150
26%
43%
Pure Oil
24,500
107ft
40 %
Co
50
4,700
78
43%
Public Serv
20
8,000
21%
39 ft
Co
4,500
9,700
77%
10
Public Serv
16,900
73 %
20%
-
14
14
X28
26 ft
105%
26 ft
106
7
*149
♦149
♦149
106
.
7
6%
68 ft
-
18 3/4
157 ft
15
1,300
125
18 ft
18%
157 ft
15%
400
4,100
105
163
15
73 ft
100
5
5
*113
*11
*102 ft
*157 ft
6%
1
32 ft
32%
11
453/8
105
163
6"%
20
11
45
*102 ft
87
164
15
*157 ft
164
100
100
100
100
—— —
♦85
*33
33%
86 ft
80
60%
15 ft
60
300
*96
33%
80
*84
82 ft
60
30,800
983/4
122
16%
86 ft
*84
94
363/8
89
33%
11%
*113
17%
933/4
36
*87 ft
*96
105 ft
32 ft
122
16%
94
36 ft
90
no
52,500
15,900
983/4
33 ft
45 ft
33
*113
*85
11%
37
*96
lift
45%
44
87
*85
34%
♦102 ft
105
*11
10
par
61ft
13
*102 ft
100
par
*96
98%
*87 ft
108
10
36%
98%
34%
35 ft
36%
87 %
; 108
10%
37
130
No par
Potomac Electric Power Co
to
35ft
94
36%
87 ft
87
*85
87
*85
*96
94
36 ft
ft
25%
No par
Pocahontas
Poor to Co class B
Procter
25 ft
1
100
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jpnes Corp com
1,430
*100%
36%
preferred series A
preferred
9%
353/8
106 ft
3
common
9%
36%
106ft
100
3%%
9%
35 5/a
106 ft
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
9%
36
107
100
100
No par
100
preferred
Pullman
4
106 ft
85
*46
*243/4
38%
12
Sep
43 ft
105ft
47 ft
26
45
65% Nov
107
*
106 ft
*46
37%
37%
4.18%
4
47ft'
46
37
*243/4
No par
Phlla Electric Co
4.08%
109% Mar
86 ft
69
*44
453/4
373/a
*106%
9
4
85%
68 ft
68%
47
46
100
12.50
2nd
6
Jan
46
& Co Inc com
preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Corp
(Chas)
4%
104 ft NOV
40ft Jan
.
46
5
103 ft Apr
31ft Aug 12
*105 ft
46
America
2
47
Feb
No par
common
preferred
Corp of
4
2
18 ft Dec
67%
*45 ft
Light com
No par
4%%
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR__.
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co____
lo
Penn-Texas Corp
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Peoples Gas Light to Coke
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
33fto
July 20
64ft Jan
Jan
7
1
100
com
preferred
97% Jun
43ft Jan 20
30% Mar
96ft Aug 25
11% Aug
5
tOftSep 10
85 ft
68 %
No par
Cement
Glass
25ft Jan
102
see
86 ft
Penna
5
8
footnotes
85 ft
Penn-Dlxie
12
26
16
440
Aug
84ft Nov
3ft Oct 15
3ft 8ep 15
28%
19
3
18
*28%
19% Nov
23
28ft Aug 31
283/4
7
Jun
J31% Jun
♦28%
4
Jun
2
283/4
Pond
22
Jun
283A
13
78
103
110
25
preferred
(J C) Co
29
37ft Dec 29
Sep"li"
283/4
Jan
29ft Jun 18
42ft Sep 14
283%
30 ft Oct
Feb 17
Oft Mar 31
72ft Mar 16
33% Jan 18
102
283/4
35
Dec
9
283/4
4
16% Jan
4
283/4
May
14ft Jan
Jun
*28 ft
22
Iter 23
1,500
28ft
28%
3
12
2,100
37
28 ft
4
Nov
45%
37
28%
Jan
15
453/4
28%
24
19ft
71ft
15%
82ft
35%
92
14
14
15,200
8,700
28 ft
2
17% Jan 29
84ft Jun
Aug 26
43/8
133/8
*27 ft
5ft% conv preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
16
lift Jun~22
23 ft May 14
4%
13 ft
*28 ft
4
79
4ft
13
25
preferred
6ft Jan
5
11
33
$1.32
Mar
69 ft Nov
11
0
3%
123/4
169
13ft Oct 13
26ft Jun
3%
12%
8
62 ft Jan
5
3%
12 ft
9
5
Jan
5
25
Jun
11
76ft Dec 29
2,800
13,000
52
12
10
41/2
158
Oct
Jan 20
4ft
1
7% Aug
1
103/4
4%
1
76
Oft Dec 31
103/a
3%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
94% Apr
46ft Feb
•9ft July
10%
3%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
22 ft Nov
8
10%
3%
Pitts Ft Wayne to Chic Ry corn—100
10
Jun
9ft
5
Aug 12
4
12ft Jan 14
700
par
Apr
4
July 89
12,400
42 ft
*9 ft
18
12% Jan
98
331/2
42 ft
160
60ft Jan
Apr 27
81ft Jan
2
6,900
32%
42%
1
75
150
39»ft
33%
*42%
26
Pitney-Bowes Inc
91ft Jan
9
73ft Feb 27
9
40
32%
41 ft
373/a
12
31
Jan
38
33 ft
41
13
•
Sep 14
8ep 14
31ft
32%
July
Sep
Feb
17,600
*243/4
$5
58ft MarlO
Oft Feb 31
36 ft
37 ft
$4.80
160
90
177,300
*30%
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
9
15,700
9%
25ft
Phoenix
15
7o,ioo
37 ft
33 ft Nov
60% Nov
104
25 ft
21
3
36%
76%
25 ft
20
42ft Mar
35
9%
16 ft
;
37 ft
90 ft Sep
lift Jan
76
*9
46 ft
86 ft Oct
155
16%
77%
37 ft
6
9
16 ft
46 ft
4
Sep
9%
16%
735/8
*24 ft
5
8
*8%
16 ft
71
33%
25
$4 preferred
22% Mar
323/4
No par
5
1
333/8
1,520
81 preferred
27
Nov
77,700
14,400
16 ft
2.50
Transportation
No
to Enterprises
Sep
113
8%
l
Co
Mines
Jan
162
Mar 28
Patlno
77ft Jan
10ft Sep 10
23ft Sep 14
80ft Dec 23
85ft
16
Aug
47ft Aug
104
6
8
11
10
21
12ft Sep
Sep
09ft Dec
17ft Sep
•0
140
16ft Mar 18
July 19
July 13
95
53ft Jan
Sep 21
July 22
12
7
09ft Mar 28
80
107ft Sep 30
May 8
110
2
Jun 23
5
32
3
350
73/a
7
No par
Proof
Pfizer
12
9%
153
70
No par
Pfelffer Brewing Co
39% May 26
32%
9,800
153
36 ft
11
37 ft
*7%
5,700
43 ft
36%
11
11% NOV
32 ft
7
36%
129%
35 ft
38
34% July
93ft Feb
6ft
32%
Pictures
15% Jan
112 ft Mar 30
83
Jan 29
6ft
140
423/4
l
4.4%
Dec
152% 152%
1
Corp
35"%
150
129%
42%
Paramount
3.8%
98
152ft
361/4
129
9
4
29
152ft
36
9ft
22
Jan
42
129
36 ft
*103
Oct
17
41ft
129%
103%
Oct
Feb
40%
83/4
115
3
36%
103%
Petroleum
26ft Jun
44i/2
8%
103
18ft Jan 27
10
12
Aug 27
Nov
433/4
102 ft
11
48
44%
7%
26% Nov
Feb
44%
4,400
28,200
102 ft
5
7ft May
28
Nov
36 %
l
May 28
82ft Jun
l
48ft Sep 15
23
Sep 21
ft July 23
16% Mar 12
11
80
8
7
11
Feb
4
25
21ft Oct
54
89
108
8
34 ft Oct
Mar 26
46
Oct
54
36 ft
45 ft
100
Penney
NOV
4
18ft F«b 15
60 ft July
6
169
13ft Jan
105
5
'
67ft
53 ft
44%
Panhandle Oil Corp
7
45ft Aug 26
4
15ft May 21
28
2
Mar 18
134ft Jan
49
Dec
July
67
55 ft
36 ft
*54
100
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4%
preferred
$1.30
12
67
36%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
4% preferred
io
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
__l
29
108
104
16ft Dec 29
July
450
54
No par
May 26
39%
36%
Penlck to Ford
Nov
39%
:'/:
54
Peninsular Telep common
5
1,300
40
■
36ft
5
47
Mar
67
10
9%
128%
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
29ft
29%
89ft
70%
66 ft
95 ft
No par
Parmelee
8
40
40
9%
No par
100
7
23
Jan
*65%
39 ft
*94
940
25
lift Sep
NOV
39 ft
23
41,400
io
Parker Rust
7% Feb
23%
9%
No par
Corp
Consolidated
23
96 ft
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
Pacific Tin
96
9%
Parke Davis to Co
24
39ft Mar 19
81ft Dec
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
93 ft
33%
69%
*94 ft
Electric
&
68 3/4
94
9%
22 ft
10
29
38 ft Oct
Oct 28
Gas
68%
93
96ft
Pacific
Pacific
68 ft
93 ft
9%
common
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
Finance Corp
2nd
69 ft
ft
*94 ft
11
25 ft Jun
27
1st
Co
34%
5
Nov
4
Feb
Pacific Coast
34%
No par
100
com
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
45 ft Aug 19
10
23
Inc
5
-12.50
37% Jan
30ft Jan
Dec
Pabco Products
Co
40
82
21ft Aug 10
29ft Dec 14
29ft Nov 80
Glass
*
1
Corp
Park to Tilford Distillers Corp
47
7
No par
10
35
May
Co
36 ft Nov
88ft Dec 11
41ft Dec 28
2
4
19
12
10
10
16% Nov
84% Apr
103 ft Sep
12
14
Jun
4
4% Nov
27
80ft Jun
Feb
9
13% Nov
80ft Sep
101
87 ft Mar 16
2% Apr 26
10ft May 11
27ftJun 24
73ft Jan
4
37ft Jan
4
Jun
45% Aug 17
38ft July 14
142ft Jan 22
8ft Jan 28
88ft Mar 25
84
4
33% Feb 13
98ft Dee 80
8ft Dec 22
10ft Oct 20
9
67 ft Nov
1
33ftJun 16
Oft Sep 15
4ft Sep 21
28
Sep 22
43 ft Aug 12
May 13
6ft Sep 15
24ft Sep 19
01
Nov <
12
57
•4ft Jun
82ft Nov
96
Jan
7ft Jan
33ft Apr 28
25ft Jun
48
23"ft Oct
82
13ft Jan
Shares
13%
16% Oct
lift Jun
the Week
Nov. 12
94 ft
55ft Dec 21
80
Friday
Nov. 11
14%
18
12
Sales for
Thursday
95 ft
17
Marl2
PRICES
13%
Sep
11
SALE
Nov. 10
94%
38
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 9
__g
preferred
(The)
11% Feb
83
Tuesday
Nov. 8
l
convertible
Omnibus Corp
Otis Elevator
NOV
Continued—Page 9
LOW AND
45
6%
9%
•110ft
32 ft
156
26%
112
33 ft
156
26%
36 ft
37
84%
84%
6%
*97
6%
9%
97ft
♦45%
46
9%
100
300
6,700
260
3,600
88,000
1,000
7,100
8,700
10
1,200
21
\
The Commercial and Financial CI
22
ronicie.itMonday, November 15, 1954
(1994)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Kange for Prevloui
3
25% Jan
14
28
34% Jan
15
14% Mar 18
31% Jan
8% Jan
11
8
5
26 V4 Jan
13
36% Feb
1
6
30% Jan
28
8
15
Sep
9
33% Jan
36% Dec
24
22
12% Jan
6
41% Feb
31% Dec
36
26 % Oct
Sep
Dec
1
16% Jan
4
19% Aug 17
Reed
12 % Apr
27
18% July 22
Peeves
9% Dec
31% Feb
18
14'/2 Jan
62 % Jun
1
Jan
97
14
••
4% Sep
22
Dec
31
*49
4
26
14
78
95% July
65
9
20
11
9% Dec 18
26% Dec
23
29
16% Sep
15
2
12
Dec
12% Jan
'
Jun
281% Oct
12
Rohm
Haas
8
*"
*:}
9
tn Rph
3
19% Nov 24
Dec
29
33% Jan 30
22
Nov
Sep
14
77 Ya Feb
62% Jan
8
<111
15
Sep
150
312
17% Sep
•1% Sep
211
Sep 14
Apr
20
15
11
„
11
Jan
13% Aug
4
28
11% Jan
20
r
12
17% Nov
4
i
2
22% Jan
Jun
91% Jan
1
18
98
24% Dec
105
86% Feb
30
Jun
19
15% Jun
Jan
3
1
107% Nov
11
•
15
21% Aug 18
5'
66%
66%
66
67%
66%
59 /■•;
58%
57%
15%
15%
16%
X38 %
38%
52
♦46
52
100
85
100
—
84%
103%
104
1
Co
58
58 %
58%
25
25
25
12%
12%
12%
12%
Jan
29
17■% Mar 24
13
17
627/a Dec
57% Mar 16
20% Sep
3
7
77% Nov
11 Va
11
11%
11
11%
28%
29%
30
29
29%
28%
28'/a
3,300
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
17,200
34%
35
35
36
36%
36
•36%r
36 %
36 %
43%
43%
4,100
22%
23%
65,900
*43%
(The)
21%
43%
44
21 %
21
21 %
*266
272
♦270
277
*272
276 Vz
*102%
105
*102%
105
♦103
105
28%
29%
30%
j
274
105
*103
105
*103
29%
37,700
*11%
11
29%
28%
30 Va
,
10%
10%
11%
II3.
37,300
68 Va
66%
67%
66%
67'/4
67
67%
47,500
20:%
19%
20 %
12,300
47V2
48
5,800
12%
1,100
44%
10,600
44%
44%
98%
99
108
36%
37%
22%
22%
23%
,45%
45%
46%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
97%
38%
38%
40%
22
22%
70%
*226 %
♦226% 235
*146
165
165
*146
230
230
*146
100
10
10
5
1.40
15c
*102%
103%
102%
>■''
16%
17
25%
34%
102%
i
102%
102%
25%
11%
11%. >
11%
21%
21%
21%
!
•
*102'%
17%
25%
27,800
103%
17'/a
25%
25%
/
1,380
11,300
.
3,100
11%
12
.21%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,000
21
21;«
21
21%
21%
21%
50.40 J
16 %
17%
87,100
541%
17,300
'
15%
16r8
15%
16
15%
16%
51
52%
51%
52
52
53%
95%
*95
108 %
♦107
-■»
20
17%
*95
16%
3,600
165
.
34%
16%
17
25%
26,100
72%
34%
25%
16%
25%
25%
230
103%
♦102%
17 %
25 %
■
I,600
•226%
:J
34%"
34%
16%
25%.
15%
34%
34
22%
71
165
*146
•33%
900
20,3v>J
•146
230
165
230
230
750
<*0%
40
24%
r
-
108
22%
<•
25 %
70%
v
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22%
24%
70%
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37
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37
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75%
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36
36%
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37
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7,500
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108
37%
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75%
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37%
37
36%
100
29'%
29%
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29%
400
81
74
75%
108
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108
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22
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81
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71%
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7,700
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86
86%
109
109
108
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31 %
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85 %
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29%
29%
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53
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37
1
!
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81
95%
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108
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common
preferred-No par
&
50%
V
*95
5
com
Co
Roebuck
•271
2,500
10%
34%
Seagrave Corp-.
Sears
276
*270
/
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^
67%
'
Co
ftmd
Oil
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10%
44%
„
43%'
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.
67%
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21 Vz
30%
29%
30%
,
11-
RR Co
Finance
sink
-$5.75
»
44%
21 %
43-/2
No par
preferred
Seaboard
11
8,200
:
Elec Co
3.35%
18% May 24
12% Dec
86 Va Apr
800
2,300
11
10%
X21
100
Scott Paper Co common
9
%
12 Va
27%
*—5
.
Seaboard Air Line
Aug 17
26
12%
27 Va
"*43%
100
4.40% series. A
Electric Co
Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp—*
Schenley Industries Inc
Seaboard
39
00 v2.
26
10%
1
pfd
29% Nov
106% Mar
59%
-
12 Vz
"
75% Nov 11 \
5
v
25%
I2V2
34
100
1
common
13,600
59%
*24%
.
28%
20
preferred
:
7,400
34%
58%
5
Corp—No par
L
-
34%
34%
1,3.10
1041%
27%
10%
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—10o
4
July 21
25%
12%
•103%
104
6,800
85
*84%
8»%
27
.25
Co
'
34%
59
3 (,500
51
27%
108
19
58%
,•'
*
l'l
26% Mar 27
21% Jan
12
8% Sep
•7
Oct
15
12 'A Mar 12
7% Jun
4
13*
14% Feb
26
6% July
7-
60% Oct
27
Apr
14
52
Nov
10
42 % Dec
3
40
Jan
4
80
-
35% Sep
18
Sep-15
32
Nov
9
«
Seeger Refrigerator Co
10 y4 Feb
3
t,
Seiberling
9% Juh
13
*
69 y2 Jail
29
>
10 y8 Sep
30
4
29>A *eb
5
Sheaffer
Oct
5
Shell
Nov
12
37% Mar 11
15% Jan
6
Jan 20
-
60
21
5
Mar 15}
29% Jan
36'AJan
32 V8 Jan
6
5
35'/2 Jan
4
'8
25% Jan
5'
34
Dec
30
43 y4 Mar 20
30% Sep
43% Mar 20
33% Oct
11
14
42
'Aug
93% Sep
29
37
Jan
4
Fh
a
Oil
Oil
Co
Simmons Co
i
40 >/2 Nov
Simonds
24 <!,
Sinclair
Steel
42
Aug 27
&
'■
•
Dec
22
17% Feb 27
*
38% Oct 21
58%'Mar
42% Oct
70 y2 Feb
13
Dec
15-
30
Sep 18
35
25
40
21% Mar
8
14% Dec 30
6
18% Jun
.
37% Jan
;
6% May
4
■
'
13% Jan
15% Jan
85% Jan
21% Mar 20
18
140% Mar 13
14
11% Jail
2
15% Jan
20
14 % Jan
4.20%
preferred
Smith-Corona Inc
9:
6
...
Solar
Aircraft
South
18% Aug 23
Amer
47
Oct
1
32% Dec
31
53 'A Feb
Dec
16
40
33% Jun
9
33
■
Carolina
E
,
May; 1
53
49%, Jan
.Mar
1!
5%
5
19
Southern
Co
6
29% Aug 23
South
32% Aug 11
Southerii Natural Gas Co'
25 '/2 May
33% Feb
28 % Feb
5
10
2
July 28
(The
Edison
)
-
Gas Ac
Pacific
•
.:
49% Mar 18
36% Jan
4
49% Nov
11
South'n
(Del)_
No par
49% May 20
39% Jan
11
67% Nov
12
Southern Railway common
40
37
5
49% Oct
27
73
Jan
5%
non-cum
H% Dec" 11
4% Dec
80% Oct
.15%
44
Oct
2
May~25
Feb 18
Dec
60% Dec
21
14
90
Nov
5
Mobile &
Oct
15
29 y« Aug
9
Southwestern
16 % Nov
3
5% Jan
20
13
Spear
.
22
82
Oct
14
19%
Jan"
Jan
55 Vb Mar 31
74% Aug
14
5
19
3
100% Nov
3
21% Oct
13
39% Nov
12
Sperry
34.% Oct
1?
5% 8ep. 14
9% Mar 19
6Ve Jan
4
67 y4 Mar 23
31% Jan
6
53'/2 Jan
4
24% Jan
11
44% Nov
38% Nov
8
92% Sep
22
F"*
29% Mar 18
28% Jan
5
91
86'A Jan
4
Feb
11
17%Jan
6
20% Marie
footnotes
12% May 17
12% jan 28
see
page
."
11% Aug 12
69% Aug 11
12
Corp
(The)
Conv $4.50
1
2
:
pfd (staraped)-No par
Square D Co
Standard
$3.50
Brands
preferred
5
Inc
com
No par
No par
15% Aug 12
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
14% Sep
Standard
24.
■sxsttmm
2
Gas &
40
40%
40 %
40 %
40%
2,500
45%
46%
46%
46 34
21,800
20
20%
/
*
1
Electric Co_No par
15,100
9,700
46%
x45%
46
45%
46
45'%
45 »/4
45%
45
45%
44%
45
45
45%
7,000
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%'
39%
39 7
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5,000
10%
10%
10%-
10%
6,700
10%
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48
51
52%
52%
53%
55
55%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
lava
26%
26%
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2o
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47%
46%
21%
20%
21%
21%
175
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176
25
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-
21 Va
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17%
17%
17%;
54
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54
17%
35
34%
38%
44%
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8,800
15,200
54
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2,700
,
34%
34%
34%
34%
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38%
38%
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54
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47
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175
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175
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55
19 Va
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100
48
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48
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47
46%
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28
28
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27%
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31%
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32
31 Va
31%
31
48 %
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49
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49 %
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48
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39
39
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100
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,
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26
90
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17
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65%
64 %
47%
1
1
new
Spiegel Inc common
40
34%
1
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
52% Deq 29
21% Aug 31
25
Sep 15
80% May 5
12 % Dec 29
10% Sep 15
& Bros Inc
4
40
,*38%
100
Co
Withington CoNo par
Co common—.
—1"
$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
O
4.20 preferred
12
39%
40
•
v
&
Jan
99% Nov
12% Sep
106
4
12%
38%
40
34%
.
50
-Sparks
6% Apr
Service
Public
<A G)
Spalding
5
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
4
7% Mar 25
107
Jan
12'A Jan
7% Mar 17
31
4% Dec 29
103
2
preferred
Ohio stk tr ctfs
80
25
Mar 30
12 %
38%
17%
No par
May 21
12 ¥a
38%
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5'
Elec__No par
7.50
11
36% Sep 21
Sep
Co
25
35% Dec 29
38
12%
20%
*
*
Indiana
20%
12%
39%
8%
50
"15% Jan
16% Feb ; 2
27% Feb 24
20%
12%
38%
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G Co com_4.50
California
15
20%
13
39
21%
...
1
Southern
11
%
12 3a
25%
pfd—100
preferred
5,000
38%
20'/8
18%
,
5
46% Aug 19
-
21
14,300
13
20%
15
11
18r
56%
46%
—10
37% Jan
87% Jan
29
56 %
51
'"•
100
39% Mar 16
13% Sep
Jun
'
100
29
57
38
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8% preferred
25
22% Jun
23
54
8
6
4,800
9%
9%
9%
28%
-
39%
9%
39% Aug 19
34
56%
55%
46%
11
29% May
5
Jan 13
55%
9%
Jan
v
9%
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56%
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1
&
9%
28%
56
180
44
'
'
9%
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58
46%
Platinum
&
9%
28%
9%
Co
Gold
South
9%
46 %
Inc
Solvay.American Corp 4%
Aug 19
9'AOct 11s
24,900
9%
•_
r_
12,600
30%
•45'/a
i.
Co
59%
29%
5
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
175
.
'
\"
58 Va
29%
—100
1
Smith-Douglass
17*
25% Aug 11'
4
Mar 26
Nov
9
preferred
49% Sep
18
5% Jan
3-%%
32% Aug 25
4
138% Feb
27
7 '/b Feb
Aug
"
Smith (Alexander) Inc common
9
12»
•
4
14
Nov
56
4
5
Jun
15.
48
12"'
1
4Ye Sep
14% Sep
121
12% Aug
6
' Apr 23
' May
5
60
29
46%
No par
25
10
t
k
57
29'%
39%
No par
Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith
(A O) /Corp
56%
28%
12%
No par
—
56
29%
52%
52
52%
*27%
9%
20%
50c
Oil
50% Ma'r 29
-
—
Saw
47 y4 Sep
•
11
America
56%
29
a
38%
1
Mfg Corp
Corp of
Sheraton
55%
29
55
21,400
52
29%
7.50
—
3,800
7 %
7%
56 %
9%
8%
7 Va
52%
29
*28%
8%
't
7
55%
1
8%
52
<53%
No par
x
4,600
8%
7%
7%
53%
No par
G%
~
9%
8%
53%
7
7
1
Pen Co
9%
7
*53
-
No par
_.
Corp
(W A)
9%
1
Gas—
&
thick '(Frank
Eheller
*
•13% Sep 14
39% Nov 12
4<
15
.
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1
:
common—
Steel
4-
7
35
Sharon
41
17% Jan
15
.
Shamrock
25 % Jian
•
Co
preferred
$4.50
<v
27 y8 May
* % .tan
6
42% July 19-
28% Sep
26
Nov 11
60
Rubber
Inc
11'A Mar 25
22
13% Sep
Servel
26% Feb
43% Mar 16
Dec
94% Dec
8
•
37
43
'•-'37%
*92%
66 %
66%
63%
100%
II,800
300
90
*78
99%
100
3,900
1,380
21
20%
20%
3,700
39%,
39 y»
39%
32,100
9'/a
15,700
9%
9%
.
92
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66
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940
44%
19,500
36% *'37%
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43%
44%''
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91%
•
92
230
14y4
14 3
a
14%
14%
13,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,600
—
13%
6
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6 Va
66%
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4%
4%
90
•
13%
f
37,700
17%
38 va
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51
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12,900
va
17
38%
104
34%
101
38%
17%
84%
105
7,500
27,100
7%
7
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*10%
Stores common9
preferred—1
10
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co—w
lo
St Joseph Light & Power—No par
4
Jan
•;>
60
^'.*46
84%
12%
59
25
59
17%
t,
34
34%
59
38
18
51
25%
34
65,500
7 Va
33%
104%
105
34%
4.30%
14
33
104
68%
100 Va
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•
34%
Safeway
Jan
102
85
84%
1,900
67'/2
7
16%
22,900
5%
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67%
94
37%
100
18.6Q0
36,600
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7%
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5
Jan
9
102%
5%
8 Va
■
1A5%
7
104
39%
(Jacob)
Jan
11
7%
106%
12%
24
Feb
7%
104%
xl2%
42
81
58%
56%
7%
,
13
74
8
58%
58
7%
13
29
103% Nov
•9% Aug 24
66%
65
40
19%
Scranton
1
40 %
12%;-
44%
79%, J an
Dec
12%
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'
27%
40%
/ 5-,.
19%
' i
102%
40%
40%
5%
43%
Sangamo
102%
27 %
12%
No par
Paper Co
104,300
i
/
40%
19%
Regis
20
36%
27%
5%
15
5%
27%
27%
12%
'
Oct
27%
40%
43%
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61 %
35%
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103
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102%
102
6%;'
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bl V2
36
5%
40 Ve
40%
19%
45% July 31
26
33%
12%
;
3
15
32%
5'/2
common
17% Dec
36% Sep .14
21% Sep 15
*60 %
31 %
12%
preferred
—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common!
25
3.65%
preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
89% Mar 23
1,400
5%
$3.40
*
4
31% Nov
109
15
17% Jan
Sep
96
v
4 *
10
Nov
102% Jan
>
8
25% Jan
85
2
Feb
110
10
68% Jun
102
Feb 25
31% Jan 12
29
81% Jun
98
.
69 ..'May 26
6
400
10 %
12%
Corp
noncum
26%
10 Vs
5%
98%
A
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1 J'5a
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39%
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series
26%
10
10
El
26%
10 Va
27%
com— -No par
——1
—
&
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61%
102 Vz
27%
■
500
6%
10 Va
31%
30%
102
27%
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Co
•
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6 Va
V
50c
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Scherlng Corp
54% Nov. 12
2,400
15
"
San Diego Gas &
27% Sep 29
47% Sep 20
85% Jun
30%
102%
27%
42%
1st
5
12
17% Apr
Mar 23
17.
15
Sep
29%
•101%
1
5%
19
17%
14%
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va
-1
May 14
35% Oct
17% Nov
6
Jan
r
17'/a
1J%
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10
preferred series A—
Preferred
11
15
15%
.
26%
60
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
May 24
103% Nov
6
y3 Mar
28
Sep -15
''
3
23% May 18
13
Jan
27
'
f
150
•14% May
! il
Sep~14
,l 10% Dec 22
July 27
17
17
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41
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.17
,
26%
10
4%
i.
4
93% Jan
Nov 12
96
9
'
280
5
123
Apr
9
20y$ Jan 12
23% Mar 25
15
.
Jan
-
160
May 26
'
2
5
2
1
27% May 25
72% Nov'12
1
81
4
23
14
18% Jan
22
5
Oct
417/b Jun
11
31% Jan
43% Jan
9
99% Oct
112
5 JO
6
60
.25
series
&
Aircraft
Ruppert
16% Mar, 9
300
30
6%
7
10%
Ruberoid Co
12
33%
2 8%
15
60%
Royal McBee Corp
(The)
20
33%
2.) Vz
15%
*59
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
NOV
300
34
*28%
171%
-
*10
Ronson Corp
'
41
*33
29%
14 VB
*25 Va
13
4d
40
34
*28 %
16%
26%
*25%
U
20% Sep
4
38% Jan 28
88% Jian
4
103 y8 Jun 14
40% Deo 13
V
29 %
6v'a
71% Oct
21
12% Aug 23
Mar~23
4%
Rohr
7
&
4,600
40
34
6%
11% Nov
9
14% Jan
Oct
35
6% May 27
30
Mar 29
105
Gas
Rochester
84.30J
.a
34
41
34
*28%
*6
preferred
conv
Spring
4
30% Oct "~7
16% Jun 29
5 '/a %
:
'
20
Rockwell
Jan~13
*40
14 y4
50
12
18
93% Nov
28%.
16%
common
23% NOV
Oct
23
12
•1
28%
50c
series—
Inc
4
Jan
17'/a
4.50%
14
Jan
"l5
28%
Roberstshaw-Fulton Controls com.._1
Jan
33 % May
fi%
28%
5
'.
18% Jan
96
22% Jun
28%
14
preferred series A
Mills
Robblns
2
Aug
May 18
36% Aug 11
45% Oct 21
148
"29
28 %
Copper Mines
41
9
55 % Aug
14% Dec
28'/a
100
Corp
12
11
10%
28
16%
—
Ritter Company
Roan Antelope
7
Jan
17
24
28
10
series
3.60%
24
*
6% Sep
lj
...
Dec
105
15
10
Oil
Richfield
Mar 22
41
149 % Dec
24
14%
lo'/B
29%
common
Manufacturing
Rheem
29% Aug 11
25
Apr
60% NoV
?. 15%
3
21% Nov
Co
Preferred 4.50%
.
4
4
4
29
38%
14%
•
No par
Corp
pfd 3%%
Preferred
Aug
13% Oct
9% May
23
Jun
t9
27
17% Jan
18 y« Dec
92'
Nov
*
21% May
35% Jun
08%
15'/«
40%
Common
10
37
3
3
25% Aug 14
43% Dec
7
7
Feb
3
7
May
7% Jan
21% Mar
~
88
105
44%'Mar 10
27'A Mar
31
<26% Dec
■>
12
'48% Jan 11
5
Jan
Mar
25% Jan
29% Mar 18
14
48%
700
38%
14%
34 y2
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B_
4
f
2
2
July
5
10
40'A May 18
14,400
38%
38'/4
15 V.
Co—
8c
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds Spring Co
9
Nov-
Nov
18
2
Mar 16
5
14
t
4
Jan
46
Oct
4
*38 V*
38%
27 %
Republic Steel Corp com_— _No par
No par
Revere Copper & Brass
r
2.50
Rexall Drug Inc
25
.106%
61% Jan 12
July 21
60% Nov
22
5
43% Sep
12
7'A Jan
24
*33% July
,12% Sep
68% Nov
'
6Jun
Jan
107
3
11
37% Feb
90% Jan
5
98% Dec
12% Sep
Shares
55
54%
14%
40
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common..
$1
convertible preferred
5% Aug 16
<
54%
38 %
No par
Reo Holding Corp
43% Aug 23
Jan
47% Jan
Aug 10
58 %
80y« Jun
115
6
11
Jan
3
9% Mar 20
21
Oct
18
Ap*
Nov. J1
54%
38%
"
10 % Jan
6% Apr 22
56 - Jan 16;
36% Dec
22%
Oct
28
the Week
Friday
Nov. i*2
14
*28'A
prior preference
Mfg
Sales for
-
'fuuisday
ZZ
55
*34
Remington-Rand common
$4 50 preferred
36% Nov U
103
11
22
3
42% Oct 30
,
13
42% Sep
;
4~'
18
Jan
Conv
54 %
5
Co
Stores
Reliance
25
*
52% Mar 17
8% Feb
Dec
60% Oct
8
56%
3C%
50
Mills
Inc
(Robt)
54%
50c
Bit
Bros
56%
50
preferred
2nd
Hosiery
Roller
Reliable
10% July 30
19
Jan
<
14
40% Sep 14
11 y4 Apr
7
»11%
7
19
4% May 18
11% Jun
»% Sep
,
29
93% Feb
23
237/s May 25
27
Mar 18
; 2% Sep 17
6% Apr
Silk.
,81.25 div
2
1
14% Jan
21
19% Feb
21
14
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
18
6% Aug
3
8 % May
19
§4% Apr 29
22
Jun
55 % May
26
48
32
16
4% May
24% July
7% Mar 20
23
,
Feb
26
6
Co
noncum
16
23
Sep
Sep
4%
Rels
4
13% Sep
40% Aug 26
36
Sep 13
,
Mfg
PRICES
Nov. 10
55%
1
25,
5
50
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
Raytheon
22% Mar 23
15% Jan
15
25
•4
,
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 9
Nov. 8
Par
common
preferred
$2
Real
29% Nov
6
16% Oct
12
Mar
Inc
AND
Tuesday
Monday
<
,
EXCHANGE
,
Rayonier
2»~/. May 24
4
Sep
30% Dec
22
STOCK
YORK
56% Nov
8
39% Oct 15
15% Sep 22
4
35% Jan
,
NEW
-
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
Range Since Jan.
Year 1953
Continued—Page 10
-
LOW
STOCKS
Volume 180
Number 5377
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1995)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 11
».
2J
..
Range for Previous
Year I!)fi3
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
v
Par
Sep 21
59% Jan
52% Jan
5
4
79% Oct
4
Standard
Oil
Nov. 8
68% Jan
2
95% Sep
23
44% Oct
Bl'/aJan
15
46
NOV
i.2
V8
of California—No par
Standard
Oil
ASMUed"*T
New
Sep
lo
78% Jan
5
71% Jan
101% Oct
5
Standard
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
32 % Jan
42% Oct
4
Standard Oil
May 11
100% Jan
12
8% Dec
30
13% Mar 26
8% Sep
40% Feb
17
99
12% May 11
4714 Dec
7
5
Jan
102 % Mar 11
Oct
26
11 % Jan
,4
T
of
10% Dec
Nov. 9
87
53 Va Oct
5
Sterchi
May~25
11% Jan
5
Dec
21
36 % Feb
17
44% Aug 12
Jun
24
94% Jan
14
91% Jan
7
23
36% Jan
2
22 % Apr
30
30% F«b
J^VaFeb
16
22% Aug
19% Oct
10% Sep
14
23% Feb
2
12% Dec
29
17% Feb
2
10% Sep
15
16% Mar 11
l(i% July
20% Dec
-
13% Jan.
12
4
18% Nov
9
17% Jail
15
28% Jan
9
2J % Jan
11
2o Va J uij
22
43% Aug 19
Corp
5%
Sl.romberg-Carlson
11
13% Sep
30
Studebaker-Packard
ll
42 va Nov
12
aunbeum
4
11% Sep
13
Sun
20
99
July
18
Feb
>1
5
82% Jan
117
7
89.
69
Jan
7
Jan '6
113% Jan
>7
21% Mar 25
16% Jan
4
23% Sep
19% Sep
30
24% Jan 26
24% Jan
ll
16
23% Mar 26
21
Aug
Sep
15
73% Nov 19
71% Jan
11
6% Nov
17
Jan
12% Jan
29
7
Jail
Dec
22
635
Jan
8
22% Jan
20
14% Jan
15
14
6
30 % Jan
13
16
1U% Dec
: 44% Dec
36% Jun
2
29% Sep
21
40
78
30
86
11
Jan
Co common
A
Sunray
4%%
Oil
11% Sep
13
816
.lull
2
18% Nov
11
Corp
49
Nov
9
16
111% Jan
5
105 % Jan
14
135
10
7% Feb
25
4% Feb
24
6
17% Nov
17
14% Jan
27
Jan
25
Nov
%
ug
16
8% Jen
-33
Sep
20
16% Aug 13
14-
47% Mar
14
3
40% Jan
57% Jan
11.
.16% Aug 20
Talcott
Inc
12
Telautograph
Tennessee
43%
43%
43%
43%
96
43%
96
95 M
96
95
24%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
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20%
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18%
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19
18%
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16
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par
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■
18%
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24
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Texas
54% Apr
110% Jan
1
39
Jan
11
90% Sep
30
Texas
Gulf
5
80% Jan
4
1?3% Nov
11
Texas
Gulf
5% Oct
6
5% Oct.
15
5% Jan
5
14
19
Texas
Instruments
19%
19%
19%
45,700
25%
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25%
500
22%
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22%
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80
800
10%
14
42% Feb
24
4
49% Aug 16
Texas
Pacific
&
Texas
7,500
700
800
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
18%
8,300
48%
49
48%
48%
48
48%
48%
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3,400
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23%
23%
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42%
43%
42%
43
42%
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43%
93%
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93
93
132%
129
130
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132
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30% Sep
50
19%
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43%
1..2
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2
5,000
19%
19
47
5%
9
15
50
117
46%
130
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16
20%
75%
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20 %
8
18
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117
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1
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4,100
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1,400
4,200
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41
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(conv)
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♦
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94%
94%
129%
129%
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210
3,700
5%
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129%
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5%
5%
6,800
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,
16
16%
20%
20 %
77%
78%
16%
16%
20%
76%
77
.
16%
16%
20 Va
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78
77%
78
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16
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i
■%
Pacific Land Trust—
49% Sep
!101
Oct
6
103
Sep
-
15
37% Jun
10
6% Dec
13
Dec
165
Jan
138
,
Mar
23
9
48% Dec
18
12% Mar
30
16
17% Jan
6
35
4
Jan
149% Oct
22
140
23
Texas
&
58% July 19
11% Aug
5
Texas
6 % J.iii V 4
13% Jail
35% Nov
42
36% Jail
31
6% Dec
31
40
Jun
12% Jan
9% Jan
4;.
1% Jan
44
14
15
Feb
27
3% Aug
15
9% Oct
8
3
14% Mar 12
,
5
17% Aug
.
7
18% July 29
4
47
8% Jan
6% Jun
11
f
97 %
Jan~
2
;
39% May 17
1% Mar
8% July
12
•
Sep
24
50
-.
Nov
11
92% Jan
103% Sep
27% Oct
7
14
27% Mar 25
18% July 20
29
46% Jan
5
36% Jan
11% Jun
10'
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
23 Vh Sep
14
29% Mar 19
25% Feb
12% Sep
*■
4
9
8
<
48%, Nov
12
5
15% Aug
6
2
37
July 30
"
14
20% Feb
25
13% Jan
Dec
10'
25
Feb
2
15 % Apr
13% Sep
15'
17% Jan
27
15% Jan
12
19
'
4
Dec
42% Jun
29
19
20% Jan
30
The
Thermoid
Toledo
18% Feb
19
47% Ftib
25
24% Jan
30
May 28
1
16% Jan
47% Nov
30
30
Oct
11
25
69 % Jan
30
49% Jan
8
83
Oct
11
21 % Dec
28% Sep
18% Sep
14
9%
Conv 5%
A
2
28
18% Jun
9
15.
15
Jun; 8
13% Jan
18
35% Sep
25
45
Jun
41% Jan'
5
54 %
17
Sep 17
Twin
5 % Dec
18
6% Jail
4
14'A Aug 23
Twin
20th
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50
46%
26"%
50
27
17%
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27%
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51 Va
1
13%
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12
31
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600
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27
47%
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14%
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14%
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23%
24 Va
25%
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132,900
12,900
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57
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57
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27%
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17%
17%
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13%
51%
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13%
13%
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670
51%
40
13%
2,500
u
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
26
291
55% Jan
15
Dec
Dec
23
38% Sep
61% Jun
19% Jun
7
98
7 % Jan
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
16
75% Dec
J6
24 % Mar
Jun
13% Jan
4
15
78% Jun
3
Jun
10
7
24
4
13% Mar 11
35% Nov
10% Aug 16
12
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
20
16
89
July 12
Union
Carbide
Carbon
No par
25
27% July 29
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
104% Jan
15
Jan
2
97
8
69% Nov
Preferred
$4.50
series
Preferred
$3.70
series
No par
Apr
7
104% Oct 20
$3.50
series
No par
92% Aug
3
99
8
85
Jan
7
100% Nov
6
\99
Jan
5
38% Jan
4
Sep 28
94
115% Jan
5
50% Jan
6
31% Apr
24
50% Dec
21
102% Jun
3
106% Jan
29
103% July
105% Jan
11
Oct
52% Nov
149% Nov
11
11
17
33% Sep
100
21
July 21
32% Mar 25
104% Jan 30
39% Dec
107
Jan
Jan
4
25% Oct
31
48
19
29% Jun
24
45% Jan
11
68% Aug
106% Feb
5
6
-21% Apr
27
87% Jan
11
23
25% Nov
11
21
103% Oct
29
Preferred
34% Nov
112
40
Nov
Jan
27
Car
Union
Tank
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
5%
United
100
series of
United
America—_No par
of
Biscuit
1952-100
No par
$4.50 preferred
16
14
Jun
1
19% Sep
23
United
Board
15
61% Jan
5
57
Aug 31
73% Nov
12
United
Carbon Co
23
31% Feb
11
27
Jan
3% Apr
23
Jan
2
67
4% Jun
24
49
Jan
2
24
3% Feb
Feb
18
70% Apr
5% Jan
23
5% Feb
4% Feb
29
86
10
Sep 30
72% Nov
13
25
29
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
8
38% May 26
Nov
8
80% Jan
6% Nov
11
Carton Corp
10
No par
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores corn—30c
$3.50
convertible prelerred
100
9
United
Corp
United
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
United
29
88
Aug 17
Aug 23
May 25
16
Aug
63% Jun
United
&
Fastener
Unlt,ed-Carr
6
5
10
Air Lines Inc common
Preferred 4%%
20
5
preferred
13% Jun
12
50
preferred—50
Co
1
-No par
United
12
107% Apr
25
noncumulative
4%
3
12
No par
series
$4
Pacific RR Co common
Union
51% Aug 23
No par
Oil of California
Union
48% Sep
25% Sep
16% Mar 20
10
Preferred
6
44% Aug .13
6c
14
113
Jan
17
Dec
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
70% Feb
15
87
—
2] % Jan
Sep
44% Jun
21% Dec
1
No par
Udylite Corp (The)Underwood Corp
9
87% Jan
.
12
18
110
18
37% Jun
100
Feb
8
82'/. Jun
90
11% May
27
7%
1
15
28
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
4
15% July 20
United
Engineering & Foundry
44
28
58% Jan
14
45 % Jan
4
55% Nov
11
United
Fruit
Mar 27
27% Jan
13
32% Jun
1
United
Gas
Sep
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
37% Feb
11 % Dec
13% Mar
1
29
Dec
10
Sep
95% Sep
14
22
30
46
10
3
15
Sep
14
United
U
23
100% Jan
5
22% Jan
4
20
114% Jan
11
225
Nov
8
175
25
183
Oct
18
14 % Mar 17
27
Nov
12
120
Jan
9
175
Mar 16
7% Sep
34% Jan
For
15
8
footnotes
23
Feb
.*11% May
39
see
Merch
15
27
68
Gas
May
cage
9
7
7
24
Jan
54% Mar 11
7% May
34
May
Jun
15
30% Jun
18
107
75
Nov
4
12% Oct
5
38% Nov
12
•
8
4
S
Mfrs
7%
U S
Park City
Mines Co
& Foreign
4%%
4%
*75%
574
5
76
*9
69%
5,900
81 Va
82 Va
81%
82 Va
40,900
27
271%.
26 3A
27
„
3174
xl08%
32%
109%
26%
26%
*104
105
18Va
18%
67%
68
35 %
35 %
4%
474
*75'A
76
6
6Va
9%
9%
*73%
15Va
, ,
75%
Inc
preferred
com
series
A
*38%
50%
144
105%
51%
146
*104%
5lVa
145
105%
*104%
52%
51%
149%
146%
2
73 A 73%
*104% 105%
29
29
218 % 221%
*182
184
25
25%
72% 72%
11%
H%
38% 38%
160
105%
52%
147
24,800
6,700
50 Va
50%
50%
50 Va
50 Va
50%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
25,000
65%
67
66%
67%
66%
67%
*104%
105
104'A
104%
25,700
1,900
32 Va
33%
32
108
32%
108
108
x25%
26
25 %
*103%
105
*103%
18'A
105
33%
111
110
25%
..
25%
♦103%
105
17%
18'A
105
34%
2,400
49,700
112
3,600
253A
10,100
105
18
,k
3,100
*18%
18%
67'A
67%
67
71
71%
733A
36
30
36
36
*35%
36'/a
600
4%
4%
29,600
4%
*75%
6
9%
71%
4%
76
6 Va
9%
73
4%
*75 %
6
8%
4%
*75%
76
6
6%
*8%
9
6,800
76
6
1
8%
20,700
1,400
100
72
73
73
73
15%
15%
3,800
12%
12,900
12
17
50
*104%
12%
16%
11%
39
91
15%
17
160
100
91
12
16%
HVj
*96
90
15%
13%
100
1
100
90
12 »/a
12
1%
*96
92
15%
52 Va
32%
36%
4,000
111%
100
11%
12
-
*110
Ill'A
110
*96
15%
51%
3174
36%
32%
36%.
*110%
110
*90
15%
12%
5
67
66 Va
27
52
20
67%
4,200
66%
1174
100
11,500
8%
81%
51%
31%
36'A
1%
73
*104% 105%
28%
28%
215
225
*18174 184
25 *' 25%
71
71
27,500
9%
10
65%
5
1%
72
12
35%
9%
V
26%
,
15%
No par
Machinery com
preferred
Industries
26%
*104
105
18%
18%
66%
68%
35 Va
35 Va
15Va
No par
Hoffman
bU S
26%
*
32%
109
75%
(The)-l
No par
Gypsum Co common
preferred
4%%
32%
109
11%
34%
10%
79%
50%
50%
26%
27%
65%, 65%
104 % 104 %
141%
12
34%
9%
66%
144%
*102% 105'/a
5©%
50%
11%
32%
79%
2674
50%
50%
26%
27%
6474
67%
xl04
104'A
91
12%
32%
65%
110
110%
*96
100
91
91
*104% 106
50Va
51
143
143%
91
12%
32
78%
26%
1
Inc
Securities
$4.50 1st preferredUS Freight Co
U S
8%
8%
66
77%
78%
25%
26%
110% 110%
*98
100
6
9%
75 Va
10
Improvement Co
&
31 Va
No par
Co
Corp
United
12
1 % Jan
Electric Coal Cos
United
2% Sep
13
5^% Nov.80
8
76% Nov
Jun
35% Jan
Nov
8
15% Nov
159
38% Aug 19
17
4
5
31% Jan
103% Oct
4
12
12
Jan
101% Dec
33% Mar
11% Jan
13
49 % Jan
2% May 12
65
12
•
8%
5
preferred-
11% Dec
8
12Vi
100
(Del)
10% Sep
17% Jan
'
■
200
9%
16%
x26%
"4
6,300
,
49
103
\
;
43%
3%
*9%
104
i
100
*42%
' ■ >
V,
'
b
1,700
44%
'
1,100
16'A
47%
9%
J /•
'
36%
*47
13%
5
preferred
prior
44'/a
*42 %
7%
46%
*103
9%
*16aA
*
'
>
1
4,600
15%
75
1
10
1
r
56%
27
14%
16%
12
43%'
4%
10%
*44;
12
56
23,800
22%
*
15%
47Va
1
4%
"
23%
City Rap Transit com—No par
conv
104
35%
50
9%
16
v
35%
(conv)—.
•
57%
16 Va
V
44%
*9%
35
common
15,800
12,000
-
56
,
45%
.
14%
series of 1952
Coach
45%
14%
Century Fox Film new
5%
9%
44%
'%
26%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
13% Jan
8
Co
Preferred series
8
11% Jan
9% Mar 20
Coal
Truax-Traer
900
56%
7%.
47% :
15%
23
136 Va
*42%
■
26%
1
Apr
146 34
136 Va
*11%
47%
56%
145
137
„
26%
50
146
137
57
*44
47%
14%
1"
"w
preferred
144%
137
44
4%
17
23%
56%
$2.70
; 146%
43%
23%
12
10,800
16 Va
7%
16%
23%
45%
16%
43 Va
23%
45%
-
10 Va
7%
1
45%
93/4
,-r' 4%
5
44 Va
16
.r*42 %
No par
12,900
44%
16%
26'A
_2
13%
16'A
47%
14%
*—5
12%
17
10
(The)
13%
10
No par
Oil
Bearing
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines
*
12Va
56'A.
11%
27,700
122%
16 Va
*11%
14,300
84
82%
120'A
17
7%
Inc
11
57% NjV
42
.
9%
-
86%
86%
123 Va
87%
122
136
56%
*42'A
43%
4%
4%
*9%
10%
44
44%
*103
104
7%
—1
Corp.No par
Tri-Contlnental Corp common
12
- Nov
15% Dec
-
12
Transue & Williams Steel
>
49
Sep
*11%
144
135 %
9%
No par
144
56%
8 6'/a
86%
82V4
121%
85'A
135
85%
84 3A
84
115%
144
16%
16 %
44
preferred——50
Transit
Co
43%
21% Aug 16
29
is,
Edison
45
9%
common
Roller
43%
No par
Associated
Water
45
16%
15%
*43 Ve
(J R)'—
1-^15
Thompson Products Inc com new—5
4%
preferred
—100
Tide
13 Va
—50c
Thompson
Tim ken
13
No par
—■
Co
13'A
143 % 146
*135
137
56% 56%
1
100
No par
preference-1
Avenue
12%
44%
common
convertible
$2.50
tThird
13'A
12%
Ry Co
Fair
86%
117%
10
$1.25 conv preferred
$2.40 conv
83%
85
24
25% Nov
103% Oct
15
Inc
83
115%
87
1
;
>■
118
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
7
l
19% Oct
17
17
Jan
5% July 14
18
35
Dec
8 % Aug
Pacific
,>
82%
85%
113 %
certificates
share
Textron
9
July 30
44
9
Sub
May 17
17
22
42 % Oct
88% Jan
Sep
81
10
No par
Oil-
Utilities Co
13% Jan
7% Dec
Coal
11
9
v
25
11
Jan
46% Mar
20
Mar 26
5
Producing Co
Sulphur
107
34 Vie Mar 10
17
Oct
Corpus
106% Jan
11 % Aug 31
-
1
16%
'
7.50
com
21
i2
34
,
5U0
96
50
(James)
20% Nov
53%
24%
No par
Gould
"fel% Sep
53
24%
•
x
53
25
pfd
cum
23,700
38,100
53
96
25
:
Symington
8%
19%
'
55
800
10c
Co
preferred
$4.40
5
f.
8%
19%
4,600
12.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4
8%
iq%
13 Va
Swift
12
*53
101
8%
19%
20
37%
5
No/
'
*100%
12,500
13%
10
13
55
101
8%
19%
4,600
41%
37
28
81% Jan
36
40%
*100%
101
7%
41
41,500
13%
51% Sep
May 22
*53
36
*100%
*
7%
20
40%
10,100
101
37%
1950—20
ser
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
CO
101
7%
19%
45%
100%
13%
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
6c
*100%
7%
46
100%
37
24% Nov
4'
4
101
45%
100
13%
44% Nov
41% Feb
31% Jan
41%
46
37%
Sutherland Paper Co common
5
Sweets Co of America .(The)—4.16%
5
100%
40%
43
25
common—
2nd pfd
Sunshine Mining
99%
13%
-100
preferred series A
8
45%
42%
37
No par
preferred
conv
4% Sep
5
preferred—No
4%%
97% Jun
Jan
Oil
Class
45%
100%
21,800
91%
46 Va
13
1
common—
5%%
4
Feb
Sun
45%
x99%
.41%
91%
43%
—.—No par
Corp
A
45 *
101
91%
37%
10
Corp
,
Corp
series
91
13
—10
4
14
•'
Sep
:
25 % Oct
84 % Oct
26
Nov
21
$4.50
91%
6/iarts
75
75%
43%
20
23% May 10
.j
11
32
11
118% Aug
9
20% Apr 19
4
10% Jan
660
May 12
;13% Sep
Oct
86% Oct
3
66
100
91%
74%
*74
12%
5
Co
8% Jail
2
76
43%
No par
>>0%Jaii
Feb
75
12%
5
Webster__.
Chemical
73
*74
43
common—1
prior preference
Stone &
Dec 14
,38
14
14
i.2
72%
73%
91%
90%
55
35%
15
& Fuller Co
Baer
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
10% Mar 13
lo
Nov
Stix
90%
71%
*71%
73
1
(J P) <5t Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
72%
*71
the Week
Nov. i'Z
5
Inc
preferred
Stevens
19% Aug 24
8
Sep
25
5
3%%
___10
*
Friday
Nov. II
100
Bros Stores
29
68% Nov
520
3
13
Co
Oct
8 %
15
Sep
Chemical
Sep
2(>% Jun
110
18
15
* 4
;
36% Sep
92
97% Mar 31
Mar 25
1
Slauffer
71%
v
19%
*53
Sterling Drug Inc common
22
42% July 30
13 Va Aug 17
7%
19
No par
5
25% Nov
*100%
5
42% Feb
17%
4
42
preferred series A——100
Ry Equip Mfg Co___
_1
71% *
72
Nov. 10
42%
100%
Standard
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
38
30
45%
15
common—10
30% May
32% Jan
90%
7c
Jersey
Ohio
9
Nov
25
7
Oil of
8
10% Feb
20
3%%
*70%
of Indiana
67
94
71%
issued"
"When
65% Sep
Sales for
Tuesday0W ^WeSfy"2 PR Thursday
Monday
Highest
,s
49 %
53%
53%
55%
54%
55%
70,700
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31'/a
31%
22,900
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36 Va
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
2
1%
2
51%
2
73%
73%
74'A
105%
105 Va
105%
28'A
28 %
74%
74'/+
*104%
2
28%
28%
213
*182
26
73%
73
74
11%
11%
11%
*37%
38%
*37 3A
50
2.600
220
4,000
♦182
26%
73
218%
5,900
219
184
26
214%
*182
9,600
76%
105 Va
29
183
28%
217
184
25%
♦105
2,200
37,000
2 Va
9,300
26%
27
74%
75'
11%
11%
11%
17,400
38%
*37%
38%
100
"
810
(
i
i
24
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1996)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevloas
13 Vi NOV
Banga Sinee Jan. 1
22% Jan
8
13% Mat 17
22
26
7% Feb
17% Aug 24
24
36% Jan
4
59% Peb
3
68
3 2'/a Feb
2
24
14
40% Mar 17
11
64
22
Oct
23
70
Mar
Jan
11
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
70% Jan
9
6
79% Jan
13
23 % Aug
31
97% Apr
31% Jan
2
29% Jan
144% Mar 11
134% Jan
91
Oct
6
40 y2 Nov
8
8
163% Oct
D
26
11
7
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
Jun
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
0
39
Jan
11
63% Nov
12
144% Jan
28
143
Jan
4
17% Dec
10
21% Feb
4
39% Nov
9
6% Jan
22
30
24
18% Oct
Jan
26
7%
4
12
United
Stockyards
11% July 14
United
Stores
8
97% Oct
1% Jan
4
2% Aug 10
11% May 12
19 y4 Aug 13
14
15
327/a Dec
27'
9
Sep
29
Feb
167
17
26% Jun
8
22 y4 Jan
13
12
154
16
Jan
3
14
Feb
2
19% Dec
30
18% Jan
Jan
7
68% May 20
63% Jan
10
34% Jan
35% Dec
United
4%
30
Nov
12
80% Oct
42
21
38% Sep
31% Oct
14
ll'/a Dec
22
17% Mar 23
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
27 '/a Dec
8
323/4 Mar 20
28 y4 Jan
7
31% Nov
11
5 % Dec
29
107/a Jan
6
5 % Jan
4
23% Apr
6
31% Dec
29
30'/a Jan
8
125
May 29
125 % Jun
3
24'/a Apr
88
128
Mar 19
127
Apr
13
29
Nov
30
92
Mar 20
28
17
Vanadium
Van
Mar 26
136
Aug 27
134
July 30
26% Jan
35% July
4
28
25'/a Jan
8
20
Jan
4
130% Jan
8
123
Jan
4
22% Jun
23
273/4 Nov
17
27
106
Jun
5
4
Jan
2
July 20
Jun
3
100% Oct
30
101% Jan
19
25 % Dec
31
353/4 Feb
2
25 % Jan
25 % Dec
19
25% Jan
92
99
July 19
116
Oct
48,300
160
160%
51
61%
800
62
633/g
154,200
160
160 %
1,700
18%
5,600
61%
17%
17%
37
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
9%
9%
9%
94%
94%
61%
160
17%
37
30
162
28%
*80
1
33%
/
95%
1%
95%
1%
*16%
29%
*28%
30%
29%
30%
29%
5,600
10
3,000
95%
*94%
1%
1%
29%
29%
30
164
80
80
40
39%
39%
34%
33%
34%
5,700
17
30%
30%
30
►162
200
1%
*16%
30%
30%
95%
13/4
17
162%*
80%
33%
40
13
9%
*16%
29%
34%
37
12%
9%
1%
29%
39%
*36%
12%
•94%
95%
29%
40
37
12%
17
162 %
*79
80%
17%
7,700
9%
29%
29%
17%
*36%
12%
162%
162
62%
160
17%
10
1%
♦16 %
29%
*30
162
95
1%
17
660
50%
60%
36%
17%
160 %
50%
61
17%
1%
160%
50%
159%
9%
161%
10
61
59%
10
39
15,600
51%
159%
160
35%
61
36%
1,000
30
*29%
1.700
•162
164
160
9,800
29%
29%
29
30
*79%
80 %
80%
80%
50
40
39%
39%
1,200
36%
373/4
35,400
40
33%
36%
16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
15%
16
20%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
X30%
31
5%
x5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
51%
52%
51%
52%
Chemical
Co
2.50
6%
5
100
com
No par
partlc preferred
div
100
Virginia Elec
$5
common
Power
Co
com_10
preferred
100
49%
5%
6
50%
"133
31%
*93
39%
*135
32%
115
31%
*135%
138
►103
100
*103
104%
100
*106%
107
33% Nov
12
4
Feb
Dec
7
57
Mar 25
30
Sep 27
71% May 19
Vlsklng
18
Mar
4
13
May 17
16
Feo
I
Vulcan
22
30
Jan
II
30
Oct
21
70% Mar
2
6%
137
104%
►106%
31%
31%
31%
31%
28
28%
0
*65
33%
43
138
33%
14,500
95 %
423/a
137
33
115
323/4
*93
10,600
139%
800
323/4
3,500
114%
32
100
114%
114%
114%
104%
*103%
104%
*103%
104 %
107
*106%
107
*106%
107
31%
33%
31%
32%
10
50
333/8
4,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
66%
65%
65%
64
64%
64
64%
65
65
1,200
10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14
14%
15%
4,500
20
*28 %
29%
*28%
29%
♦28 %
29%
29%
10
68%
68%
70%
70%
(The)
Detinnlng Co
preferred
7%
137%
33
23
preferred
Corp
43%
137%
107
6,300
•
313/4
95%
42
31
25
common
31%
*93
42%
►114%
104%
107
31%
95%
33
dividend preferred
32
39%
115
dividend preferred
30
*93
138
32%
*114%
32%
$4.04
64
31%
41%
115
54
*133
95%
40%
7,800
*133
*133
32
*93
40%
•133
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2,500
2,700
5%
52%
►133
133%
31%
95%
$4.20
5
51%
*133
*130
9
Virginian Ry Co
6
X49%
*130
10
0
80
393/4
39%
17%
4
26% Apr
963/4
33%
96%
39
37%
Nov
107
*96%
•96
17%
39%
new
893/4
*36%
No par
Co
60%
159%
*88
16%
7
Sep 14
Co
159 %
89
31%
28
59
159%
33 y«
89
96%
50%
*60%
500
33%
15%
14% Dec
Jun
61
66
31%
36% Mar
27
52%
61
60
200
5,400
10
28
104% Nov
50%
61
60
2
100
3 % %
preferred
Va-Carollna Chemical
33% July 28
11
112% Jun
1143/4 Nov 12
1003/4 Dec 24
92
No par
preferred
52%
60%
6,900
8%
71%
2.50
152% Aug 30
Jan
89
25
1
preferred
Victor Chemical Works
95% May 26
48% Oct 11
15
No par
50%
59
*653/4
*8
40%
39%
160
*65%
8
Shares
-16%
33%
•96
161%
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
5% noncum ulative preferred—lOO
6
Sep
July 17
16'/a Oct
112
96%
40
713/4
16
the Week
90
*88
39%
72
66
8
66
33%
90
96%
160%
Corp
Light
34%
*89
96%
40%
preferred
Corp of America
Norman
Vick
124% Mar 26
126
&
33%
91
70%
16%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
12
Nov
96%
*65%
15%
8%
71%
70
161%
Van Raalte Co Inc
7% May 19
54
65%
34
16%
*8
71
39%
No par
100
preferred
Power
8%
70%
*28
Utah
Aug 26
16
65%
*16
4V*%
16
*8
70%
50
18
15%
8%
66%
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
11
15%
159%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
16
Oct
15%
100
Wall Paper Inc common
convertible
Nov. 12
♦3
$4.20 noncu 2d pfd-0
convertible
$6
30% Mar 11
8
10
19
32% Sep
168
11
61
No.'
Friday
Nov. 11
5
Co common
4
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 10
33%
preferred
noncum ulative
Jan
Sep
28% Jun
U S Tobacco
6% Jan
4Mar 19
22% Jan
11
rRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 9
*89
100
Corp common
preferred
7%
SALE
Tuesday
69%
Steel
73% Jan
29% Mar 12
23% Dec
155
S
HIGH
Nov. 8
66
Smelting Ref A Mln com—50
preferred
50
7%
38% Mar 10
7
S
1st
noncum
Mar 18
31
Dec
U
U
22
16% Jun
8% May 25
90
31
1% Dec
15
Oct
1
10
Plywood Corp commoz
3%% preferred series A_
3%% preferred series B_
9% Mar 19
2
6% Dec
72% Dec
161
35
26
35% Dec
54
common
S
8%
17
44 % Jan
6
Dec
Co
D S Rubber Co common
.3
31
33% Sep 15
135
Aug 31
54
Lines
AND
Monday
Pat
preferred
D S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co..
12
97% Oct
8
STOCK
4%%
July 16
35% Nov
7
74% Nov
18
U
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
/
6
Jan
Sep
57% Dec
127% Sep
37
Oct
NEW
Highest
8% May 25
72
Nov 11
22
34
Lowest
Highest
23
7% Oct
«
STOCKS
Year 1953
Lowest
Monday, November 15, 1954
...
common
29%
*28%
29%
69%
♦69%
70%
2,900
w
11% Dec
22
137/a Mar 10
S
13
Mar
3
Waldorf
Jun
3
26% Mar
4
Walgreen
Dec
22
51
Jan
6
Walker
Feb
27
71% Sep 120
8% Marl 30
24% Jan
Ward
52
5
Dec
29
2
25
10
6% Sep IB
11% Sep 10
105
Sep
14% Apr 24
23% Sep 21
28% Sep 14
29
Jun
9
9
May 12
Feb
4
9% Mar
5% Jan
4
19% May
4
100% Aug
I
Jan
19
3
9
17% Apr 16
187/a Nov 20
17
13% Jan 19
Jan
4
Warren
Foundry &
Warren
Petroleum
35
Sep
21% Nov
4
18% Dec
28
10%
io3/8
18%
19%
19
19
19
19%
19
19%
18%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
31%
323/4
28%
28%
No par
Corp
800
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
5,300
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
20%
20 3/a
21
9,200
23%
24%
*23%
24
24
12% Nov
0
21% Nov
5
104
Sep 29
8% Sep 10
9% May 20
19% Nov
4.10%
12
West
12
West Va
46% Sep
14
67% Mar 16
49% Jun
61% Sep
3
37% Feb
22% Dec
18
48% Aug 13
35% May
67 % Nov
12
30
29 % May
10
52% Dec
3
22% Jan
50% Jan
27% Aug 20
75% Sep 29
99% Jan
12
98% May
18 y4 Mar 17
103% Sep
25% Oct
32% Apr 13
30 y« May 27
63% Oct
0
11% Mar 26
74% Mar 10
0
13% Jan
8% Nov
18
Sep
17
24
10
Sep 21
29%
135
6ct~~fl
Jan
2
19% Dec
22
53
Jan
2
Jan
30
42% Dec
22
48
26
Sep
15
35% Mar 17
Sep
10
101
Sep 14
71% May 12
31
SI
86
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
82
Dec
10
11% Mar 17
28% Jan
6
Jan
21
18% Jan
8
39% Jan
14
33% Aug
Oct
56%
57%
56%
57%
56%
58
10
613/s
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
62%
67%
32,500
10
23%
23%
233/4
24
23%
24
23%
233/4
23%
233/4
23,800
12%
703/4
713/a
71%
71%
703/4
71%
70%
71%
71%
73%
48,600
100
*101V*
101 %
101%
preferred serlea
Mfg
Co
(The S S)
1
100
10
Grocery Co new_l
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
preferred
10
100
12
Woolworth
48% Nov
12
Worthlngton Corp common
No par
Prior preferred 4%% serlea
100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
96% Nov
4
178
Nov
12
94
Nov
12
6% Jan
22
11% Oct
8
39 y4 Apr
Jan
53% Nov
12
Yale
23% Apr
21% Sep
27 % Apr
60% Apr
13
York
51% Jun
13
20
May
26% July 20
Jan
65
37
20%; Dec
31
34
8ep
14
47% Jan
38
Dec
31
16% Jan
11% Jan
Aug
Towne
3% Oct £8
6
63% Jun
9
5% Apr
13
4% Feb
20
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no sale on this day.
g Name
ehanged
from
46
45%
46%
47%
48%
41,800
93
93%
93%
94
94
94%
790
25%
33%
93 %
73/4
93/4
*74
25%
253/8
34
93%
21%
333/4
94%
73/4
94
7%
26
33%
*94%
93/4
7%
7%
7%
7%
223%
22%
223/4
22%
22
22
22
20%
21%
1,000
9%
9%
15,500
10
9%
93/4
74%
74%
10%
10%
10
18%
18
18%
31%
31%
*144
62%
62%
473/4
493/8
45%
45%
953/4
96%
164%
164%
91
9%
31%
147
48%
45
*12%
•144
75
74
•10%
18
31%
31%
•144
147
19%
20%
623/4
63%
63
49%
49%
453/4
45%
46%
20%
93/4
9%
10%
18%
1—10
360
8
22%
10%
31%
1,000
4,400
94 %
7%
18%
20%
33%
94%
*21%
75
147
26 %
33"%
*25%
♦22%
18
31%
34
23
21%
10%
*144
25%
94%
75
*75
8,000
300
400
75%
10%
10
10 %
2,100
18%
18%
18%
4,200
31%
30%
5,000
31%
147
►144
147
20%
20%
63%
63%
63%
63%
49%
49%
49%
50%
79,400
46
47%
47%
48%
20,600
20%
20%
63%
49%
8,300
20%
2,600
96 %
310
95
96
96
96
•95
169
170
•170
175
176
178
120
92
92%
92%
93
93
92%
92%
93%
94
1,000
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
lQ3/#
7,200
95%
*164
95%
169
48%
49%
49%
51%
51
513/4
51%
52
53%
8,200
23
223/4
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
223/4
23%
14,500
preferred
50
Young (LA) Spring & Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
3
54
54 %
54%
55
56
56
55%
56%
23%
233/4
23%
24
24
25%
25
25%
243/4
25
x58%
593/B
58%
59%
58%
59%
59 Va
60%
60%
62%
65,400
13
13
13
13
13%
13
13 %
13 %
13%
5,200
Mfg Co
Corp common
convertible
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
13
►55%
■.a;
:>
Zonlte
tin receivership,
Fawick
25%
34
94%
21%
*22%
10
253/4
34'%
*923/4
8%
23
25%
333/4
.
533/4
Zenith
Federal
60
45%
22%
12
Nov
1,500
1
7% May 20
82
700
24
24
►127%
25
&
4%%
14% Aug 16
Jan
233/4
93%
•
84
101%
45%
i r,
29
23%
*127%
93%
Y;;
62% Dec
•101
23%
__
45
193/4
5
101
93%
Corp„10
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Sep 14
16% Sep 15
53% Mar
34% Jan
(F W) Co
23
*127%
a*.
453/8
10
Service
Woodward Iron Co
8
7
Public
101
24
—
66%
93
23
No par
Co
Lovett
101%
24
*127%
65%
5,300
14,600
44
*21
No par
common
101
233/4
128%
0
Inc
1013/4
233/4
128%
20
Co
preferred
&
1
common
preference
$4.25
6%
20
common
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Winn
47
9
B
50% Nov
12
18,000
57
40%.Apr 23
Jan
14
56%
30 y« Jan
Jan
133/4
14
5,900
110%
56
Prior
2
77
37
35
*109
13%
133/4
18%
35
111
54%
RR
Wisconsin
77y4Jan
13%
34%
*109
No par
18
116
133/4
18%
18%
19
35%
111
com
Pacific
21% Aug
3
63% Nov 11
4
18%
35
*109
9,900
5%%
20 % Aug 11
145
18%
35%
111
16,200
3.80%
19
137
18
34%
*109
583/4
30
12% Feb
13,200
18%
35%
111
273/a
& Co
76
19%
17%
35%
*109
140
51%
Wilson
7
~10
58%
Elec Inst Corp
12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
23
20
104 %
*
51%
Oil
22
*103
263/4
Wilcox
Jan
104%
58%
18
9% Apr
•103
273/8
Jun
17% Oct
104%
52
26
70
104%
58%
12
10% Sep
104 %
51%
Aug 10
25
*103
26%
Weston
12
Feb
104%
59%
Co
White hewing Machine
8
*103
111
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
14
8
106%
111
52
2nd
10% Aug 10
27% Aug 10
21% Mar
20 y2 Nov
*104%
111%
273/8
Motor
10
106%
111
58
Supply
Dental
11
21
*104%
111
513/a
White
18% Sep
7% Sep
106%
111
26%
White
21% Dec
9,100
44%
♦104%
58
36% July 28
4
44%
106%
273/8
27% July 27
Jan
44%
44%
44%
112
*104%
x
52
11
8
Inc
43%
*111
106%
57 %
28
8
.100
441/4
112
*104%
Western Union Telegraph
15
95
5
43%
*111
26%
27
85% Mar 18
8
com
443/a
890
6,000
11,800
x50%
Western
26
94% Oct
100
44
!
573/8
25% Oct
12% Jan
17
f
26%
4
20
163/4
...
52%
82% Jan
Jan
17
16%
39%
57-%
86 % Mar 24
8
16%
18%-
♦
400
25%
40% Mar 17
21
16%
50%
10
Jan
16 Va
10
27
129% Apr
48% Nov
100
100
Coke
8b
Lines
noncum
14
30% Dec
18%
'
24
preferred—100
4%
30% Sep
30
18 3/8
88%
13%
80
14
18%
13%
May 14
30% May 4
10
18%
13%
10
24% Dec
89
18%
1
Auto
15
59% Nov
23
5,800
88%
^18%
x88
Western Maryland Ry commoo_100
8
27% OCt
Apr 26
No par
pfd
preferred
Western
52% Nov
Apr 28
41 %
127
Coal
Air
43% Apr
4
Co
Pulp & Paper
Western
22
27
Virginia
4%%
11
32% Mar 25
com_2.00
preferred serifes C
29
Nov
Snowdrift
preferred series B
Nov
14
&
Kentucky Coal Co
110% Oct
37
4
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
Oil
convertible
.4.20%
10
63 % Mar 25
4
393/4
88 3/4
Electric
57% Mar 11
4
393/4
88%
Power 4%*
2
Mar
39%
88%
Penn
14
May
39%
88
Penn
10
.
39%
West
Jan
22
39%
West
Sep
127
38%
5
20
10
600
6
45
14
3,700
123/4
Aug
45
43% Sep
1
14%
12%
*24
24%
r./16%
104% Nov
18
14%
123/4
16%
7
8
14%
12%
16%
Jan
123/a Jan
14%
12%
112% Oct
4
23y4Jan
14%
12%
West
96
8
14%
12%
25
10
15
14%
12%
18%
99% Jan
21
xl4%
183/4
$4
104% Mar 31
Jan
*24
15%
12%
18%
7
163/4 Jan
24
15%
88%
Wesson
20,100
12%
Co.
393/8
Jan
253/4 Dec
Mills
Investment
88%
99
109
Knitting
38
15
1,800
32%
5
preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
Jan
30
293/4
20%
Co
17% Jan
13% July 26
36% Jan 11
30%
29%
29%
5,500
7,900
15,400
32
Motor
20% Aug 12
16
29
10%
19%
34%
.
No par
Waukesha
40 Va Aug 25
104% Jan
29
10%
Wash Water Power
7
10
90% Aug 12
4
*28%
10%
10%
6,000
9,300
103
44%
0
9
11
Pipe
10%
8
Inc
73/8
22"%
22%
*101%
34 V*
I
8
10 %
103
44
'I I "/«
5
10%
7%
22%
22%
•101%
34%
24% Jan
283/a Jan
10%
7%
7%
7%
22%
103
44%
2
89% Jun
Jun
22%
►101%
34%
3
373/4 Feb
6% Dec
23
103
43%
84% Feb
17% Feb
7%
22%
*101%
•34%
28% Feb
0
7%
23
103
44%
Wayne
293/4 Jan
7%
7%
21%
*101%
34%
Webster
Jan
7%
1
100
Wayne Pump Co
102
75
3,600
42%
10
1073/4 Jan
36
69%
34%
28
9
Apr
16% Jun
68%
42%
15% Oct
18
24% Jun
69%
34%
24% Aug 27
17
126
69%
34%
12% Nov
Jun
4% Dec
69%
X42%
6
88% Jun
Sep
69
42%
4
30
Oct
69%
34%
9% Jan
4
Jan
69%
68%
42%
1
16% Jun
69%
No par
34%
10% Jan
13% Feb
98% Jun
126
1,100
3
1
39% Sep
91% Jun
25"%
No par
25
17% Nov
Dec
500
25%
•12
Washington Gas Light Co
Aug 10
12% Mar 27
14
Sep 10
21% Sep
73% Oct
32
19% May 14
12%
26
1
Pictures
Bros
15
14
12
26
Warner-Hudnut Inc
10
13% Jan
16
Warner
12
31% Feb
25% Jan
12
26
1
20
35
Mar 16
12
25%
Corp
21 % Sep
34% Nov
44% Nov
30
12
25%
2.50
4
17% Apr
9
243/4 Mar 23
600
12
25%
Co
12
14
69 %
12
26
Baking Co common
preferred
25% Jan 11
14
69
12
X26
5%%
30% Jan
Sep
Sep
G & W
30% Jan
Sep
8
(Hiram)
Wardell
69
12
10
33% Mar 19
13
100
No par
Co
Walworth
27
104% Sep 27
12% July 15
preferred
System
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
24
10
Wabash RR 4%*
11% Aug
43% Jun
18% Jan
70% NOV 12
24
29% Jan
68
Mar 26
9
21% Nov 24
16
60
Radio
Corp
Products
__
Corp.
-No par
1
783/4
•..6%,
793/4
6%
79
6%
r
79%
,
78%
6%
or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a Deferred
b Name changed from Pressed Steel Car Company, Inc. » —.*•
-
Corp.
79
6%
6
delivery.
—*
1,500
5,700
iii'-j-..,
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*
52
.
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7,400
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distributed.,,, If
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—
Number 5377
Volume 180
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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New York Stock Exchange
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FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
*
■
column
Figures
Period"
point
YEARLY
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indicate in each
represent
one
or
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1953
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
fe9.24 May 12
WEEKLY
"Interest
decimal
the
case
32nds
more
month
of
when
104.16 Dec
4
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Low
Treasury 3y4S
—
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 8
EXCHANGE
the bonds
HIGH
Low
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 9
High
mature.
point
a
LOW
Range for Previons
Lowest
headed
after
Thursday
Nov. 10
Low
High
Friday
Nov. 11
Low
High
gales for
Nov. 12
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
108
Peb
Peb
102.4
16
19
Feb
108
16
Feb
19
—
—
—
—
94.8
100.12 Aug 25
Mar 25
98.29 Peb
95.20 Oct
95.20 Oct
23
23
100.12 Aug 25
15
100.22 July 29
_
—
—
—
—
—
99.14 Oct
99.14 Oct
23
23
99.20 Feb
15
100.17 Oct
7
110
*109.30
110.2
*109.30
110.2
*109.30
110.2
*109.30
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.25
*103.6
103.10
*10o.6
100.28
103.10
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
91.25 Apr
16
94
July 20
92
Jun
15
96
Nov
4
95
July
2
98
Dec
1
94.16 Jan
97.16 May 12
101
2
94.8
Jan
99.20 Feb
15
100.17 Oct
93.8
Jan
94.24 Jan
101
7
102.29
*102.27
102.29
*102.27
102.29
*102.26
*105.8
105.16
*105.8
102.28
105.16
*105.8
105.16
1960-1965
*105.8
*107.12
107.20
*107.12
107.20
105.16
*107.16
107.24
*107.16
107.24
*107.16
1956-1958
107.24
*101.15
101.17
*101.17
101.19
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
101.20
*101.19
*102.5
102.7
101.21
*102.6
102.8
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.6
102.8
Dec 15
1958
7
2%s
1961
*101.2
101.4
*101.4
101.6
*101.7
101.9
*101.7
101.9
*101.5
1962-1967
101.7
*100.8
100.12
*100.7
100.11
*100.8
100.12
*100.8
100.12
*100.6
1963-1968
100.10
*99.22
99.26
*99.21
99.25
*99.22
99.26
*99.22
99.26
2 Vis
*99.20
June 1964-1969
*99.13
99.17
*99.12
99.16
*99.14
99.18
*99.14
99.18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2 Vis
*99.12
Dec 1964-1969
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.14
99.18
*99.14
99.18
*99.12
2%s
99.16
1965-1970
*99.9
99.13
599.10
99.14
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
2'/is
*99.10
99.14
1966-1971
*99.9
99.13
*99.10
99.14
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
June 1967-1972
99.14
*99.8
99.12
*99.10
99.14
Sept 1967-1972
*99.8
99.12
*99.10
99.14
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
^Treasury
2Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*99.8
99.12
♦99.10
99.14
*99.12
99.16
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
2%s
2%s
99.14
1957-1959
*101.18
101.20
*101.19
101.21
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
*101.14
101.21
June 15
1958
*99.10
*99.12
99.14
♦99.12
99.16
99.16
99.24
99.16
99.14
*101.18
101.20
*101.20
101.22
*101.23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
*101.23
2y»s
101.25
1956-1959
*101
101.2
*101.2
101.4
*101.3
101.5
*101.3
101.5
*101.3
2%s
__June 1959-1962
101.5
*100.2
100.4
*100.5
100.7
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.6
100.10
2%s
Dec 1959-1962
*100.1
100.3
*100.5
100.7
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.6
2y8s
100.10
1960
*99.28
99.30
*100
100.2
*100.3
100.5
*100.3
100.5
*100.1
100.3
1954
*100.11
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
—Dec 1954-1955
*100.11
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
*100.12
100.13
2s
Dec
2s
Bank
for
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
4
100.8
Aug 12
Mar
1
102.16 Aug
1976
*99.20
6
Feb
9
30-year 3%s
Oct
1
1981
*101.28
102.8
*101.28
102.8
102.8
102.8
*101.28
*101.28
6
23-year 3%s
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
104.12 Mar 10
May 15 1975
103.8
♦102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
19-year 3 Vis
Oct
15
1971
*102.24
103.4
*102.24
103.4
*102.24
103.4
*102.24
103.4
103.4
103.4
Oct
1
1956
*102
102.12
*102
102.12
*101.28
102.8
*101.28
102.8
*101.28
102.8
Jan
1
1969
*104
104.12
*104
104.12
*104
104.12
*104
104.12
*104
104.12
2
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
1
4
101.16 Jan
13
1
9
Apr
102.28 Feb
25-year
24
3s
3-year 3s
104.24 July 15
15-year 3Vis
_
5-year 2Vis
100
*99.20
*99.20
*99.20
100
*99.20
100
*99.20
100
100
♦99.20
100
*99.20
100
*99.20
100
100
*99.20
100
102.8
101.28
101.28
3,000
1,000
Sept 15
1959
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
2s
due Feb 15
1955
*100
101
♦100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
2s
due Feb
Serial bonds
of
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
1958
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
due Feb 15
1959
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
due Feb 15
1960
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
2s
due Feb
15
1961
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
2s
this day.
100.24
*99
15
2s
price. No sales transacted
*99.24
1957
due Feb
2s
asked
1956
due Feb 15
2s
and
due Feb
15
1962
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
^Treasury 2s of 1951-1955,
entire
issue
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Week's
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
15
called
FOR
for
WEEK
redemption on Dec. 15,
NOVEMBER
ENDED
1954 at 100.
a
Odd lot transactions,
e
Cash sale,
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
New York Stock
Brazil
(continued)
Last
Period
Exchange
or
Sale Price
3%
Unification
Corporate
*105 Ji
1980
__June-Dec
106 %
June-Dec
113
*83'A
June-Dec
106 372 10614
June-Dec
June-Dec
*83
83
June-Dec
98%
106iS
June-Dec
*83
June-Dec
78 %
*84%
*83
3%s series No. 22
13
Jan. 1
Low
No.
*96
3%s series No. 23
113
Range Since
Sold
High
*88
June-Dec
3%s series No.
106%
City
Issue—
Stock
19
3%s series No. 26
Transit
Quar-June
York
3%s series No. 20
3%s series No. 21__
1961
3s
New
Bonds
Friday's
Low
3%s series No. 25
Canal
—
Registered bond transactions
Bid & Asked
—
33/4s series No. 24
Panama
r
99.16
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Issue—
'
12
Range
Friday's
Low
Territorial
—
1950
2s
*Bld
I-
2Vis
Aug
100.24 Nov
30
*102.27
105.16
100.8
101.20 Feb
100.16 Nov
102.28
*105.8
2%s
,
17
*102.26
1958-1963
2%s
International
90.16 Jun
1961
110.2
2Vis
Treasury 2y2s
—
Mar 25
*109.28
1955-1960
1956-1959
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
94.8
1978-1983
27/ss
Treasury 2%s
102.4
i__.
83
High
88
79
83%
9Z %
^6 J/4
89
83
90%
83
77 %
95
85%
81
81
81%
83
80%
89
87
'
81%
*83
June-Dec
3%s series No. 27
92
3%s series No. 28
*83
80%
83%
29
June-Dec
*88
80%
88
3%s series No. 30
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
3%s series No.
June-Dec
*85
79
84
Brisbane
(City) sinking fund
fund gold 5s 1958
Sinking
Caldas
Canada
WERTHEIM & Co.
Telephone
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
New York Stock
2%s
25-year
lAExternal sinking
fund 7b
ser
NY
99%
100%
Jan-July
*86%
83%
88 %
108
*86%
fund 7s ser D 1945
Jan-July
A External sinking fund 7b 1st ser
1957_Aprll-Oct
A External sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser
1957_April-Oct
A External
sink
sec
fd
7s
3rd
ser
1957
(Commonwealth)
5s
1955
(Free
100% 101 %
99 %
6 Vis
7s
1945
of)
s
f
6Vis
of
1926 due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
AExternal
s
to
3.375%)
f 6Vis
of
Stamped pursuant
reduced
IA 7s
1957
101%
97
55
3.5% )
143
1
April-Oct
67
66%
67
40 %
*68 %
70
62%
68%
*40%
42
38%
40%
1942
sinking fund
assented
6s
1960
1960
*68%
62%
68
*40%
38%
40%
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961_Jan-July
A 6s assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
*68%
64%
66%
17
67
AprU-Oct
66%
66
*95%
AExternal
AExternal
A
A 6s
Extl
A 8s
fund
bonds
$
*40%
39
40%
*68%
63%
67
*40%
38%
6s
1962
6s
1963
3s
sinking fund
A7s
Consol
assented
1961
6s
fund 6s 1962
Municipal 7s 1960
39
39%
(City of)
68%
68%
1950
67
100
80%
external
1977
64 V4
38%
•64%
38 %
11%
1
6%
11
143% 143%
10%
65
65
2
61
1978
April-Oct
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)—
3%s series No.
1
Jane-Dec
3%s series No.
June-Dec
65
66 Va
7
59%
105
*119
119%
53%
67
72%
72%
73%
62%
63
75
16
63
7
99%
74%
102%
14
99 %
102
74%
101% 102
101%
.
99% 100%
67%
109%
67%
1
44%
57%
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
58%
4
41%
38
109% 110
107
66%
85
85
funding bonds of 1931 due
Stamped pursuant
reduced
3%s
series
to Plan A
1951
(interest
For
to 3.375%)
No.
*83%
-June-Dec
3%s series No.
83
.Jane-Dec
-Jane-Dec
*83
.June-Dec
*90%
3%a series No.
8
1
9
:-Dec
*83
June-Dec
*83
3%s series No. 10
June-Dec
77%
-Jane-Dec
*87
84%
__
77%
-June-Dec
••ww.
78
84
87 %
90
91
95%
81%
95
80
90
93
—.
*89
-June-Dec
*85
_June-Dec
•83
85
-June-Dec
*83
85
-June-Dec
*83
3%s series No.
15
3%s series No. 17
3%s series No. 18—:
For footnotes
see
page
-Jane-Dec
I
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85
76
85
—
86
85
79
85
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83%
78%
77
88
*83
,
78%
.
—.
♦83
s
TRADING MARKETS
90%
95
3%s series No. 12„_
FIRM
86
89
—-
3%s series No. 14
SECURITIES
FOREIGN
85%
—-
——
.
90
3%s series No. 13
3%s series No. 16
77%
88%
88
__
lnatitutiona
84%
76%
——
84
*92
3%a series No. 11
78%
5
*83
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
15
—
83
Financial
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
-
20%
145
119%
68%
6%
40%
40 V4
108 %
103
June-Dec
68%
69
105
*119
(interest
1978
40%
*40%
Afay-Nov
May-No®
1951—
68%
38%
*68%
10%
39%
63%
67
94%
4%s
40%
39%
*68 %
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—AjJHZ-Oct
lAColombla Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
SASlnking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-No®
IA Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
lACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
-June-Dec
(Republic of)
38%
68 %
*40%
3s ext
25-year gold 4%s 1953
IA Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s
2s ret % bonds 1953 due 1972
40%
68%
*40%
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct
of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
41
36%
100
*40%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
—Mar-Sept
60%
66
39%
*40%
June-Dec
Afar-Sept
5s 1951
6%s
63%
*68%
Mar-Sept
1960
41
*68 %
June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
(Hukuang Ry)
41
_June-Dec
1961
AGuaranteed sinking
A 6s
assented
1*962
.
June-Dec
1993
1957
assented
assented
AChllean
A 6s
68%
92
—
40%
1963
fund
AGuaranteed
80
99
59 %
24
67%
38%
1962
sinking
assented
A6%s
Cuba
66%
63%
*40%
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
A6%s
90
59%
19
41
*68%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
A Colombia
92
—
38%
Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
Afay-Nov
6s
1961
sinking fund
assented
sink
AChlle
Sept
assented
6s
AExternal
1961
sinking fund
assented
A6s
| A Cologne
101%
68%
Feb-Aug
Feb
assented
AChinese
95%
—
*95
—June-Dec
56%
AprU-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
109%
(interest
1979
44
40
145
63
—
*95
April-Oct
94%
15
*40%
101%
60%
—
87%
*95%
66
25
55
May-No®
106%
—
*76
87%
100%
99% 100
55
55
56%
103%»
63%
102%
5
'102% 105
April-Oct
1957
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
to
97
(interest
1979
1927 due
to Plan A
to 3,375% )
(Central Ry)
reduced
101%
24
87%
101%
100%
99
June-Dec
1941
99%
97
99%
June-Dec
8s
102 Vs
100
98%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5% )
1978
June-Dec
AExternal
15
98%
April-Oct
external
100%
28
98 Va
143
57 %
90
94 Vi
Peb -Aug
June-Dec
1955
88%
106%
99%
Feb-Aug
extl
88%
100
106
100% 101%
100 7/a
99
85
43%
1
100% 100%
100%
(City of) 6s 1958
IA6Vis external loan 1950
8
100
88%
74%
17
June-Dec
State)
71
75
55%
100
Feb-Aug
(Kingdom of)
(U
55
100
86%
87%
75
June-Dec
A Berlin
lABrazil
1
—
_June-Dec
10-year 3%s 1957
IA Bavaria
55
Jan-July
20-year 3Vis 1967
20-year 3Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
Belgium
86%
*86%
Jan-July
10-year 3V4s 1956
75
1
*86%
June-Dec
108
71
86%
*86%
April-Oct
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia
86%
100%
*68%
5 A7s assented
*100%
86%
94%
f 7s 1942—May-Nov
A6s
Jan-July
102%
14
s
AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Jan-July
24
f $ bds 1978_Jan-July
1-1693
April- Oct
Afar-Sep
C 1946
102 % 103
100% 100%
102"%
f A Chile
Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia) —
IA Guaranteed sinking fund 6b 1947
Peb -Aug
lAExternal sinking
104%
44%
54%
s
A 6s
sinking fund 6s 1948
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
lAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
104%
102%
103%
1
54%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1974
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
AExternal
IA Guaranteed
♦103
Feb-Aug
25-year 2%s 1975
102%
103% 103%
Afar-Sept
1957—
Cauca Val
Teletype
Exchange
Broadway, New York
Akershus
5s
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-JuZy
(Dominion of) 3%s 1961
Jan-July
(Dept of)
Teletype NY
■
1-971
3-'
71
61
114 Vi
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1998)
26
Monday, November 15, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Cundinamarca
Czechoslovakia (State) —
Stamped assented (inteiest reduced to
6%) extended to I960—:
April-Oct
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962
April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic of) —
3 Vis extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1076
Jan-July
AEstonia (Republic of)
7s 1967
Jan-July
fAFrankfort on Main 6lis 1953—
——-May-Hoy
German (Federal Republic of;—
Low
Jan
54 Vi
14
102% 103
83%
99%
-
Conversion
Prussian
.
bonds
dollar
4s
17
i
11
3
17
146%
146
105
3s
dollar
1972-..
87%
88%
109
68 Va
54
45
64
72%
73%
26
5$
74
68%
68%
69 %
35
55%
70%
Stamped
A 6s
80%
81%
203
63
81 Va i
61%
81 %
61%
1st &
6 Vis
(Young loan)
1965
62%
18
45
64
A7s
^
.
paid
part
101 Va
part paid 1968
Hamburg (State of)
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950—
Helsingfors (City) external 6V2S I960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium
gtd ext s f 3s
series B 1947
30-yr
{A 7s
A7s
series B secured external
111%
101 %
ASilesia
156%
(Prov of)
36
37
34%
65%
19 %
36
147
.
104
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68%
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1954
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1965
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18
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18
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ex'l sinking fund
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60
33%
—
1957
3:,/4S
1956
External
sinking fund 4%s 1965
sinking fund external loan 1963
3%s sinking fund external 1957
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1953
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extended
to
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to
of)
loan
extl
loan
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s
f
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April-Oct
1968
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76
101%
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—
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2
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11
13
11
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101%
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25
99%
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61
96%
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11
98%
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1902—April-Oct
April Oct
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1977
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April-Oct
Mar-Sepf
1995.
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1962
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1975
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June-Dee
108 y8
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106
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90 Va
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91
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91
126
73 %
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9%
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55
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and
fixed
general
and 3%%
1995
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mortgage 6%
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div
7s
—
—
42
127
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—
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79 Va
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96
112
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78 %
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s
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1
1970
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&
42 Va
92%
108%
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99%
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115
.
79
116
4
97
■
100%
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Mar-Sjpt
95%
99%
101% 101%
1
98 Va
102 Va
100% 100%
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1967
.—Mar-Sept
1955
May-Now
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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5s
series
1980
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1—Jan-July""
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72 Va
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2
97
101
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,
1
3
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100
110
3
101% 101%
Jtine-D-e
1951
1959
90
107%
94 %
99
4p)if-Oct
1955
63%
62
79%
101
1985—Jan-July
44
42
93 VA
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56%
37
5
100% 101
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37 Va
60%
--
—
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ser
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52
45
64%.
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2%s series J 1976
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Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981
68
314
79 Va
Virginia—
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mortgage
fixed & l%%
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—June-Dec
1995—
I
income Feb
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■
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24
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1996
83
—
82
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106 %
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2000
—,
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5
:
1
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63%
101
101% 102%
—
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A 6
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96
I
149% 152
June-Dec
5
RR—
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82
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100
March
83
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1966
1979
debentures
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1980
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68
*53 Va
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ser
due
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95 %
due
A
2004.
11
95%
due Dec
(interest
Plan
94 %
130 %
103%
——
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A
2004
87%
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M
(interest
1966
24
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B
42
June-Dec
due
98%
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39
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April-Oct
1968
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39
83
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2012—
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1934
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1999
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A
62%
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14
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April-Oct
1946
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2%)
95%
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18
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95%
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100
77%
36
74%
—
1921
to
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to
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1967
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pursuant
reduced
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loan
i
72%
%
93%
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—
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2012
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pursuant
reduced
Stamped
to
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107
118%
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1953
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%
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97
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99
71 %
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2001
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378
58 %
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s
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--
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67
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fund
(City of) —
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gold 6s
105%
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102
102
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Atl
102
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(interest
Rio
37
1959
Mar-Sept
I960—June-Dec
sink
100%
102
136%
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W
11%
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130
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—
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series
1958
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assented
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142
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131
1
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6s
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first
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29
■
82
136%
debentures
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i
1969
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15
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92
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,
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debs
debentures
22
Mar-Sepfc
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May-Now
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1950—Jau-July
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9
;
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..June-Dec
1964
debentures
101
April-Oct
1955
7s
Plan
6s
(Republic of)
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s
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f
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conv
101
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1963-
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82
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99%
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100 Va
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82
conv
100
90%
98 Va
—
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1
100%
99 %
conv
1987-—-—
1
102
32
97%
105'/4 105%
—
debentures
101%
April-Oct
§ A Nuremberg (City of) Gs 1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
{A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
6s due
I"
86
167%
98%
April-Oct
——June-Dec
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
101% 101%
102
May-Now
Mar-Kepi
—
79
98%
101% 101%
— ——
1982
3%s
147
98
3%s
41
72%
134 %
96%
102% 102%
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debentures
American
73
99%
—
105%
1975————-.
3%s
77%
60
98%
2%s
40
71%
166
101%
1986
Anglo-Lautnro
Netherlands (Kingdom of)
Norway (Kingdom of) 4 Vis
3
102%
debentures
3%s debentures 1973—
53%
34
—
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84 Va
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conv
3s
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2
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
-
55%
1970—Maj/-Nov
3%s
Ltd
2%s
108
.; 58
40 %
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1
97%
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2%s. debentures
%
74%
130%
98%
——
19
68
--
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73
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__
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v
1952—JIIII———April-Oct
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to
5
15
19%
121 '/a
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June-Dec
1967.
--
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16
16
:
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l" 19 63l Jan~-1/1/u
126
83 Va
—
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120
10
72%
145% 145%
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1971
to
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73
Mar-Sept
2%s
1933
100 Vi
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new
16
16
(1942
:
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5
76%
——
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4.80s junior debentures 1987
1
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
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I960
Feb-Aug
American
American
9
'
—_——Jaj/,-JuIy
assented
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10%
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—.
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1955
to
Canada
of
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'
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9%
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—
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1922
debentures
Co
12
12 '/8
first mortgage 3%s
Power
f
15
*121 Va
June-Dec-
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
s
92
87
2
Ltd—
1972—_Ja«-July
1st mortgage 3 lis
1984—
—Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975——April-Oct
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962—
May-Now
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
..April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978..
April-Oct
Allis-Chaliners Mtg 2s debentures 1956—Mar-Sept
3s
149
143%
3
16
101% 101 Va
--
June-Dec
1963
to
Southern
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27%
12
•
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,
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v
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1945
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1910
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1922
1954
new
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27
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1952 coupon on
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1961
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1952
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of
1945 extended
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28%
15%
.
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——
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April-Ort
Mar-Sept
extended
due
39
—
Feb-Aug
1984——
Jan -July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City) external 7s 1959
—Feb-Aug
A4%s assented 1958———————Feb-Aug
AYokoiiaina (City of)
6s of '26 1961
June-Dec
6s
25%
——
3%s external readjustment
1943—May-Now
agreem't)
ef '27 1961
extended to 1971
sterling loan
1953
25
15%
16
Jan-Jn.y
3%s-4 %s-4 ,r;,s exlernal conversion 1978
4a-4 %s-4 %s external readjustments 19/8
—
(1922
81%
31
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assented
64 VA
76
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(Repub.ic) external 8s 1946—.Feb Aug
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May-Nov
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3%s-4s-4%s (dollar hood of 1937) —
External
readjustment 1979
Mu//-Nov
External convers.on
1979
M«t/-Noy
142
{ A Large
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80
96
26%
v
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87
2
97%
142
-
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110
—
due
59
84
—
1961
due
1981
to
loan
ex LI
7s due
103 '/a
142
97 Va
142
—Map-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
1957
1978
(1542
81%
89
95%
25 %
1968
(Republic of)
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7s
1954
(1922 agreement)
small
64
87
—
25
Jan-July
1971
f
s
extended
1971
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68
95 Va
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Mexico
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101%
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66%
"? 52%
177
67%
26%
Feb-Aug
Ma//-Nov
1975..
to
5%s
68 Va
51
300
161% 161%
Feb-Aug
1964
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bunk)
AMedellin
82%
97
25%
June-D c
June-Dec
/aw-July
1957
UJigawa Electric Power Co.
§A7s 1st mtge s f 1945
64%
*109
1963
(40-yr)
A5 Vis
99 Va
52%
*108
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6',is extl loan of '24 1954
6 Vis
59
79
*74%
--
June-Dec
June-Dec
1958
1958
Power
(City of)
5A5s
63
66%
64%
June-Dec
1951
Tokyo
145
97
98 %
67%
fan-July
7s
A5Vis
—•
,
Jan-July'
1952
Electric
Taiwan
45 Va
*108
Mar-Sept
Public Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext, s f 3s 1977
5Allaly
49%
18%
21
*97'/a
67%
100 Va
Works
Public
external 7s
assented
5%s due
*170
Jaw-July
165%
98%
--
—
*145
„
April-Oct
1977
1962
82 Va
'
7s
60
—
—
70
77
95%
--
V.Maj/-Nov
Map-Nov
1902
external
secured
76%
33%
Jan-July
Italian
5 A External
—
50%
—
—
*73
Jan-July
9
*164
—Jan-July
for
*76%
Jan-July
44
*100
viv.'
36%
May-Now
Veb-Aug
1946 V—.—April-Oct
6s
2
—
*97%
--
pursuant to Plan A (interest
to 2%)
2012—
April-Oct
(Kingdom) —
Sydney County Council 3%s
Jan-July
/<•
-
1964
-
—
(intere. t
2004
1968
100% 101%
:;VV.'
Jan-July
1950
A6s
§A
;
1950 extended to 1960
-
loan
dollar
Bhlnyetsu ElecL^ic Power Co Ltd—
5A6%s 1st mtge s I 1952
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962
—
—June-Dec
;
mtge
gen
'
.
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54
80
*102
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RANGE
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or
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;
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-Jan-July
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Jan-July
7"
13
101
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78
2044—April
1
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.-
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67%
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98
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1970————June-Dec
1982—May-Sept
Gen Si ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen Si ref 3%s ser K 1976
:
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3s convertible debentures 1958—
June-Dec
3'As conv debs 1969
—:•
Feb-Aug
Gen & ref 2%u ser N 1984
Mar-Sept'
Detroit &, Mack first lien gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
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May-Nov
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—May-No»
3s subordinate debs 1982
—Jan-July
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.
•
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l_June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
—April-Oct
1978
trust 4-6s May 1 2042
mortgage
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'
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mortgage 4s inc series A Jan
Lackawanna
Rio Grande
&
General
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
vAlst
28
1977—
4s extended
mtge & coll
Detroit
126
80
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3s series A
Denver & Salt Lake—
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74
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contingent interest) 1993
mortgage series A (4y2%
'contingent interest 2018—
99 %
80%
76
.
25%
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95
24
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,
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29%
1970
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Co
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106%
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"
,
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93
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26
27
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B
York
Denver
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—May-Nov
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.
ser
91
110
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20
23%
1985
May-Nov
1st mlge & coll tr 4V2s ser B 1985
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973—
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1st mlge & coll trust 2%s 1980
,—Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3y.s 1984
May-Nov
lie.;
103
38%
23
93
106 Va
104%
110
98%
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April
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997—
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982——
103
22
32%
29%
—May-Nov
104%
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1»70_-Feb-A up
Feb-Aug
& ret'
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;
4s
: Collateral
,
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Morris & Essex division
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,
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refunding mortgage 3VaS 1985—Feb-Aug
102%
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7
124
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105
101%
13
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103
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,
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1989——Jan-July
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101% 101%
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26
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1974—Feb-Aug
Refund
88
79 Va
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A
Div
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A Income mortgage due 1993
1
May
95
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79%
17
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&
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.
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*
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35
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—
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35
1970
&
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of Georgia Ry—
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2
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103%
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4s
mortgage
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98
98%
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13
98%
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103
99
30
1970
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ref
&
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69
100
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3V«s
equip
&
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107
94%
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101
101
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102
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104%
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101 %
99
1
1970
Jan-July
June-Dec
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1976
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1981
99%
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109%
11
10
•
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18
RR—
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A
Jan. 1
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mtge 3V8s 1966 May-Nov
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8
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A
Range Since
Sold
99% 100
99%
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A 1st
.
~
1977
f debs
s
105
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Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st
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1965—
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4s
Co 3'/as debs 1978—;
(J. I.)
Can
Crane
101
103%
94
Jan-July
A 1960
Ohio
Si
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
;
94%
3s debentures 1965
3'As debs 1976—
10U
104 %
Feb-Aug
.
(perpetual)
Airlines Inc 4s ser
Carolina
85%
.1
10
Friday's
Bid & Asked
99%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
27/8s 1975
Baking
Ry—
consol debenture
Capital
1
103
•
4%s
go;d
first mtge
Power
Continental
Cuba
Jwne-Dec
1976
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974
___May-Nop
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962____Ap/iZ-Oct
Canadian
Consumers
99 %
;
'
first 3s
Power
*
4%
93%
or
Sale Price
Low
103 %
94%
3
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
101
—
,
100
104
Electric
1960
93'/a
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California
Low
No.
97%
100
April-Oct
general, nitee income 1982——Jan-July
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Interest
BONDS
Continental
May-Nov
—Jan-July
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12
Range Since
*
Sold
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Buffalo Rochester Si Pittsburgh Ry—
Niagara
NOVEMBER
ENDED
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s
•
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WEEK
FOR
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payment
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11
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91
11
14%
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Bell Telephone
2%s series A
mortgage 3s series B
1978
98
102%
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28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(2000)
Monday, November 15, 1954
<.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois
Central
High
Coin^l mortgage
mortgage
103
3'J,4s series JF
103
—
100% 100%
100%
100 %
101% 101 %
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3s
1980_June-Deo
imp 2'/a 8 series C
Co 3%s debs 1972—.
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Steel
_Afcr-Sept
Mar-Sept
1982
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3.20s series I
mortgage
§ A First
(is
A First
series B
5s
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gold
1956
1956
C
series
5s
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
July
129%
132
93
132
88%
Inter
f
s
series
debentures
Interstate
1st
1977
Jan-July
Power
mortgage
1977
A
Orleans Terminal
92
104 %
61
286
97
125 >/4
97%
13
Jamestown
1978
Franklin
Central
__
100
—
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&
Power
&
102
Jan-July
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—
1959—June-Deo
4s
♦II
—
~
102%
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&
City
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1st
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mortgage
95%
95%
3
90%
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97 y4
3
92%
98
mortgage
N Y Lack
1976
1980
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98%
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April-Oct
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103
mtge
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104
98
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112
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51%
—
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100
—
99%
116
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2 '/a
160
100%
100
99%
2%
34
2%
3%
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June-Deo
86
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vis A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
April-Oct
91
Feb-Aug
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69%
Feb-Aug
*56
60
&
ref
5s
&
ref
1970
5s
stamped
1964
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
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89
89
86
Vi
85
,
91%
91
82
94 y8
54
68%
45
—
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87%
7
18
56%
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96%
2
86
97
89
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
89
7
83%
89
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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Series B
fixed
interest
2003
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fixed
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interest
contingent
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May-Nov
2003
2003
ASeries F 5s
contingent interest 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Little
Miami general
4s series
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7s
<P)
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3s debentures
3%s
3s
Louis
Louisville
Div
Gas
88%
80%
67%
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68
12
56%
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99%
97%
105
97%
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1972
89
6
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100
105
91%
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102
102%
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103%
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——
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April-Oct
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and
1991
Vis
1962
—
Morris
series
D
Mulone first gtd
&
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A
Jan
1967
4s 1991
Co
1966
3s debentures
3 Vis
103%
106% 106%
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*103%
—
97%
__
~i
—
5
—
—
Jan-July
first gtd 3 Vis 2000
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series A 1955—May-Nop
mtge 4Vis series B 1955
States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
debentures
1978
100
88
58%
44
98%
98%
6
104% 104%
1
61
8
96%
102%
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first
97%
102%
95
99%
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120
80
59
90
118% 120%
470
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498
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561
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110
636
104 %
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2,262
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14
63%
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97
100
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69%
99
100%
67%
69 %
&
1st
&
Pacific
78
101% 101%
13
May-Nop
100% 100%
5
*93
60%
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69%
101%
102 %
100%
101%
99%
88%
93%
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—
100%
I
97%
102%
*„
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87
Natl Distillers
Prods 3%s
National
Steel
Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
Supply 2Vis debentures
s
f debs
page 28
1974
103
103
12
June-Deo
National
100%
June-Dec
1976.:
100
103
103%
28
Aprtt-Oct
*102%
May-Nov
1967
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June-Deo
*—
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__
99
10
98
101%
5%
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136
5%
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1%
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2
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98%
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80
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1984
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2
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94%
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96%
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96
101% 101%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
1974
1975-,—
97
Feb-Aug
1975
2
98
102%
5
97%
95
99%
93%
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96%
96%
_7
101% 102%
—
99%
39
1979
2%s 1980
3%s 1982
3s
refunding 3s series S 1983
2%s series T 1976
refunding 3 Vis
Tel
&
X
series
2%s
Tel
101%
*103
101
ioi
102%
103%
debentures
debentures
1983
3%s
debentures
1981
95%
101%
101%
34
99
102%
33
86%
102%
7
96%
102%
95
95
9
92 y.
97%
97%
98%
6
94%
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10
102
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1st
s
f gold
102%
02 %
96%
2
94%
99%
3
98%
103%
101 y2
103%
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4%s 1955—Jan-July
„UJt
——
105%
108
100 %
90%
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100% 100%
100%
104%
106%
99
—
—
96%
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1960_April-Ocl
Aprll-Oct
105
99%
104%
101% 101%
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*100%
Illinois
&
102%
100 y2
97%
97%
Paducah
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines 3%s
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
100 %
101% 101%
1984
A
100%
106%
21
•105% 106 y4
debentures
101%
102%
'
95
Mar-Sept
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Deo
4s
97
99
104%
8
102
101% 101%
June-Deo
103%
96%
105% 105%
102
96
103
37
99%
105%
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May-Nop
96
99%
100%
96
102
Pennsylvania RR—
6
24
99% 100
109
91%
33
91%
99%
15
77%
86 y4
2
90
97
4%s series D
April-Oct
99%
4Vis series E 1984__—Jan-July
mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Jan-July
99%
99%
99%
81%
81%
83%
97
97
65
69
1965
1968
1981
mortgage
1960—April-Oct
AIncome 4s April 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
Peoria
Eastern
&
General
5s
gold
first
series
B
4s
external
C
1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First
First
&
refunding
102%
First
&
refunding 3%s
104
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref
&
refunding 2%s
2%s
1981
1978
1982
3%s 1983
mtge 3y8s 1983—
mtge
53
3
95%
111% 111%
15
100
70
104
108%
112%
3
101
106%
100% 100%
6
96
100%
100% 100%
111%
39
98 Va
101%
4
95%
105
Jan-July
June-Deo
May-Nop
May-Nop
June-Doc
Feb-Aug
Jan^July
May-Nov
June-Dec
5
103% 103%
—
Feb-Aug
1974
4%s series
109%
110
General
General
106%
110%
106%
109
General
B
103
107% 108
106
109
5s
series A
100%
108
106
4%s
General
series
100%
122
Feb-Auy
June-De0
June-Deo
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
General
100%
88%
99%
100% 101
1985—June-Deo
1978
3%s
89%
1
100% 100%
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
3 %s
~2
101
June-Dec
1984
_
102%
102% 102%
102
D 1885_June-Dee
debentures
100
97%
89%
2%
2047
103%
104%
99%
82%
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2%s debentures 1986
104%
118
79%
84%
—
—
Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
1973
4s June
First Si refunding
99
118
1,267
95%
76%
80
First Si refunding mtge 3%s ser
1st & ref M 3%s series W 1984
89
47%
120
120
98
84%
12
70
100%
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87%
118
86
4
84
54%
102%
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102%
100%
75
119% 121%
1
95
66%
June-Deo
June-Dee
refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dee
refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dee
refunding 27/as series Q 1980
June-Deo
refunding 3yas series R 1982—June-Deo
100%
99
120
98
*88%
—
June-Deo
June-Dec
First
99
121%
98
84
refunding 3s series K 1971
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
&
89 y«
119% 121%
98%
P
First
94%
104% 110
92
96
112
refunding 3%s series I 1966
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
First &
100%
121%
96%
84%
401
First &
96%
7
109%
—
101
95
90%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
107
2
120
■
.
64
95
June-Deo
mortgage
May-Nov
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Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
First Si
8
43
_
_7
66%
58%
67%
mortgage 3s
mortgage
104%
102%
99
87
91
*98%
First &
99%
4
96
90%
1974—Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
3s 1978
Jan-July
2%s 1979
Feb-Auy
3 Vis 1982
June-Deo
mortgage 2%s-1977—April-Oct
2%s
mortgage
First
100%
99
84%
*94%
65
69
76%
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
103%
99
87
100% 100%
67
57%
66
3%s debentures 1987
May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
1970
see
-
66
60%
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
mortgage
General
debs
Por footnotes
^
64
75
A
1
65%
98
Aprfl-Oct
Chattanooga & St Louis—
First mortgage 3s series B 1986
National Dairy Products 2%s
debentures
—
88
Nashville
3s debentures
■
63%
102%
N
3 Vis
Ohio
104%
101
„
88
98 y8
April-Oct
60
92%
94%
57%
58%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1958—_May-Nov
Construction
Mountain
*103
106%
Jan-July
.Jan-July
1978.
Ry 3%s series B
Essex
102% 102%
104%
refunding 5s series A 1965
(.John)
&
II
June-Deo
4s
Monongahela
Morrell
62%
*60%
63%
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
First &
—
*98% 100
May
May
Feb-Aug
1975
_Mar-Sept
refunding 5s series F 1977—Mar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—May-Nop
5 A Convertible gold 5'/2s series A 1949
May-Nov
AFirst and re.'und
gold 5s H 1980—
April-Oct
AFirst and
refunding 5s series I 1981—.Feb-Aug
&
—-
Marie—
and
Monawk
II
RR—
A
First
*96
Mar-Sept
adjustment 5s ser
tMissouri Pacific RR Co—
AFirst
„
80%
101
Mar-Sept
A Cum
AGeneral
—
--
series
4
101
89
Feb-Aug
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior
95%
*102
Jan-July
1973
debentures
Mlssourl-Kansas-Texas
5s
61%
62%
58%
91%
101
May-Nov
1972
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
lien
76
.
107
67%
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s
94%
95%
'
106%
88
97
mortgage 4>/2s inc series A Jan 1971
Prior
79 %
70 %
76
102%
100
96
First mortgage
(Wisconsin) first
104%
96%
*104% 105
Feb-Aug
AGeneral
Missouri
first
First
Mining & Mfg 23/4s 1967
Saulte St
(Minnesota)
101%
102%
1
88%
89
98
—
99%
May-Nop
1979
103%
28
—
99%
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1969
Paul &
72%
Quar-Jan
Power
1970_June-Dec
1980
3'/2s debs
sinking
Northern States
D
1963—
1978
3%s
St
67
*74
3s registered 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
First mortgage
mtge 23/4s
First
Minn
76%
76%
series
Jan
103
mortgage 27/es 1969
fund
86
76
A 2022—May
1997
3s
96
Mar-Sept
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as 1974—May-Nov
First, mortgage ~2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Beli Telephone Co 3'/as 1988
April-Oct
Michigan Central RR 4'/2s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2s 1969—Mar-Sept
Minnesota
Hen
*108
Mead
First
General
June-Dec
May Dept Stores 25/as debentures
3V4s s f debentures 1978
McKesson
78%
75 Y*
Ry—
mortgage
sinking tund Feb 1 1957—May-Nop
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
RR
67%
173
4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
1997
4s
First
Manati Sugar 4s
Manila
Pacific
lien
registered
103
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
5'/a
4s
100
& Co 2%s debentures
Central
333
84%
June-Deo
2%s
Telephone
May-Nop
__
M
(R
Y
Prior
74
.
Maine
75 %
& Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994—
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
-Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July
mortgage
1984
Macy
73%
82
& Light
First
1982
1st
70%
75%
1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ret mtge 3%s series G 1984
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980—
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Aprll-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Aprll-Oct
General mortgage 3%s
1983
Feb-Aug
Norfolk Si Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4 Vis series A 1974_Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Nop
3Vis s I debentures 1973
May-Nop
3 Vis s f debentures 1974
May-Nop
N
68%
74"
April-Oct
gold
Power
110
1978
Elec
62%
Y Susquehanna
88%
Mar-Sept
second
&
34a
84%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1973
1955
115
ser
debentures
1st
69%
76%
N
N
81V*
*76%
A
:
series
4%s
4s
*100
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First, & refund mtge 27/8s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
St
100
68
first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
Aprll-Oct
Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977——Jan-July
75%
73
May
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1976
debentures
92%
& Hartford RR—
1952
A
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
65%
12
*88
May
1962
series
15
r81%
May
2003
interest
757/a
81
81
May-Nov
interest
contingent
mtge
Northern
75
May-Nov
4Vis fixed interest 2003
1st
102%
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
89
4s series
1973
B
refunding mtge
&
AGeneral
168
6
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3'/2s 1997
3 Vis registered 1997
1st
102
22
99% 100
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
N
59%
101% 101%
2%
series
tAN Y Ontario & West ref
N Y
II
1st
2013
series A
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4Vis series
Harlem River & Port Chester—
*100
101%
June-Dec
First
106%
98
*113
Afar-Sept
1959
103
41
98
April-Oct
1964
certificates
5s
101
94 ya
102
69%
3%s 1997
3s
West
&
series
N Y New Haven
100%
103
103
*102% 102 7/a
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'/2s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
_Jan-July
Plain
1961
Jan-July
41/2s unguaranteed 1961
_Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Oct
1st
88%
qq
1st mortgage 35/aS series B 1968
Kansas City Terminal Ry 23/4s 1974
Co
SO
84%
*88
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Deo
2%s
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975_
Koppers
84
April-Oct
1990
4s
Light
1978
2%s
mortgage
4Vis
mtge
&
27/0s
94%
2
100% 101
Feb-Aug
1998
F 1986
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
K
Kansas
102%
15
101
100
100%
94%
16
102
105 V*
100%
100% 101
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1980—June-Deo
First
—
97
95%
2%s 1976__Afar-Sept
Light
103
85%
97
103%
100%
Jan-July
3%s registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3 Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
103%
104
Hudson River RR—
Generai mortgage
100
96%
New York Chicago & St Louis—
(1st mortgage 3s 1980-.—;
Jersey
*102%
70%
A
series
4s
N Y Central &
108
81%
__
„
May-Nop
1977
1954
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
125 V*
—
3%s
5%s series A
Refunding & impt 4Vis
93%
11
1983
A
*80
*97
York Central RR Co—
New
132
25
100
5s
Nor
Great
3 Vis
April-Oct
AFirst 5s series B 1954——————April-Oct
AFirst 5s series C 1956
—Feb-Auff
AFirst
4%s
series D
1956
Feb-Auy
130%
103v%
Co—
3%s
Jersey Bell Telephone
AFirst
105'/a 105%
Mar-Sept
104
103'/4
INew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
125%
100%
Jan-July
New
125
*99
104%
102
125
105'/a
102
99 V*
105
160
125
Central, America 1st 5s B 1972—May-Nov
Oil Pipe Line Co—
Rys
Interstate
3 Vbs
debs
subord
conv
102
98 y2
Orleans
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s
97%
New
102%
33
93%
High
109
106
*102
103
101%
—
Low
*100% 101%
New
92
128
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
*100% 101
Mar-Sept
New
123
__
125 Va 130'%
Aprll-Oct
1974
100%
89'%
*102
1982
debentures
Consolidated
1952——;
A
scries
§/^Adjustment 6s series A
*88%
debentures
3s
New
Indianapolis Union Ry Co-
Refunding and
Sold
High
*107% 108
101
"
2
Bonds
Friday's
.May-Nov
1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar -Sept
103 y4
__
160
series B 1961
guaranteed 4%s
101%
'
__
160
105%
103%
103
99
11
or
Bid & Asked
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
100 »/4
33
*101%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
106
102
1
100%
Period
High
102
~i
103
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Low
No.
*1047/8 107
5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Nop
3J,4s series C 1974
May-Nop
1984
Jan-July
1st *mtgje 3V4s ser G
1980.
Feb-Auy
1st mtge 3%s ser II 1989
Mar-Sept
Refunding 4s 1965.
aah>-Nob
Refunding 5s 1955
—
May-Nop
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970
Jan-July
§ AUseder Steel Corp 6s 1948
Feb-Aug
12
Jan. 1
New
Consol
mtge
NOVEMBER
Range Since
Sold
102%
*103%
*103%
Cons
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
RR—
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979_—May-Nop
Consol
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
105
98%
98%
98%
94
96
100% 100%
100%
*104%
•106
;
,
.
r
—
5
-
_
t^.<1 iti
_
303%
;
—
97%
103 Ya
99%
98
100%
105
105%
108
103 y8
104%
Number 5377
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
I mm
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or t
Sale Pricei
Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
debentures
2%s
1964—Feb-Aug
1983
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3%s
f
debs
1972
Bonds
No.
6
98%
102%
115
Sunray Oil Corp.
100
103%
Swift & Co.
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—JUay-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Afai/-Nov
&
Virginia
series
Pittsburgh Youngstown
A
——
93%
2%s
97
102%
104%
109
108
108%
'•
.
*108
,
—
general 5s series B
1962—
First
series C
general 4Vis series
Plantation
Pipe
Line
Potomac Elec Power
mortgage
First
mortgage 27/88
Terminal
Public Service
3s
3%s 1977
1983
3s
1984
1956
4s
Electric
108% 108%
1
*108% 108%
—-:
103%
■
109
81%
99%
101%
101 %
103%
__
2
102% 103
♦97
100
*106
.—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
May-Nov
M
Texas
Tol
107
106
94%
97
1
99%
1
98
—
Hoo £
1st
100%
99%
—
i
mtge
mtge
§ ADirect
5 AConsol
New
Cent
*135% 140%
131
218
100
102%
97
100%
101% 101%
100
100
10
100
9
*104% 105
*103%
102%
--
„
*99%
84
83%
84
48
99
99%
30
96%
*160%
Jan-July
*142%
of
mtge
coll
&
160
160
1
123%
141 y2
141% 141%
7
106%
141 %
141% 141%
4
106 %
5
107
142
160
141% 141%
assented
sinking
1st
Vanadium
3%s
II
*102%
Afar-Sept
1996_Jan-JuZp
5s
*77%
April-Oct
95
79
82
104 y2
Jan-July
Jan 2022-
w'— '
117
May-No®
Nov
117
♦108%
102
94%
Afap-Nov
*96%
*97%
conv
Gas
Co
7s
—
*102%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1941__Feb-Aup
1983
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4 %s
104
101
86%
1
91%
103
106 %
97%
*102% 104%
104%
100%
104 %
1972
»q«
96%
97%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
104% 104%
104 %
105%
♦104% 104%
103%
106
:i04
106%
103%
105 y4
qq
106
Apr-Ocf
1976
106
104% 104%
Afap-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
A
1947_
93
93
90
*94
98
93%
94%
96%
159
*142% 155
1S51-June-Dec
*159%
June-Dec
C
159
„
*159%
June-Bee
series
__
*142%
1951—June-Dec
A
1951
159
159
*159%
Jan-July
series
A
*142%
96%
96%
96%
18
__
West
96%
95%
95%
*73%
97
116%
1977
Afar-Sept
97%
99%
70
115% 116%
148
106% 106%
44
103%
107
106% 107
52
103
105%
105% 106%
50
102%
1
96%
100
100
gold
1994
5s
Devel
and
general
4s
series
A
1956
Devel
and
general
6s
series
A
1956
Devel and
genoral ey2s series A
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Northeastern
106%
100
Wilson
23/4S
1985
(Indiana)
4'/is
conv
3yas
9
&
102%
102% 102%
42
101%
104% 105
13
104%
106%
105% 105%
19
105%
117%
conv
*117% 122
1974
1958—
101
101
94
100
96
101
115
!
QC;
qk
95
95
100%
*105
103% 103 y2
105%
101%
105%
*108% 116y2
103
April-Oct
Afap-Nov
C 1973—April-Oct
1971
guaranteed
Telegraph
;i05
no
103 y2
102
104
103
93%
93%
99
86%
54
94
*105
302%
106%
107%
85
B
Central
4s
series
First
Electric
85%
66%
37
101%
73%
63
55%
65
-88%
♦103% 104
II
Jan-July
65%
1969—_Aprll-Ocf
100%
103%
~2
104%
107
61 %
65%
65%
64%
103
——i
102%
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
77
lift Ka
9
107 K4
302
103
102
11
102%
*98% 100
—;
105%
46
105% 105%
66%
103%
—
66%
*103%
Jan-July
;
67%
*63%
Jan-July
67%
67
104%
102%
146%
146% 146%
3
102
102
93
*90
*
108
101
Jan-July
98%
147
00
90
96%
103%
9
98%
102
92
101
*106%
•
—
1%
15
111%
101
1U%
106%
102
94%
__
102%
101% 101%
May-ZVoo
ApriZ-Oct
1958
94
—
Jan-July
1960
4s
102%
2
97%
*97
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1967
68
101% 102
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
95%
3
—
111%
100%
106
.
Co—
A
A
80%
87%
Jan-July
Jan
2%s
83%
82%
May
2004
ser
Power
72%
72%
72%
1
64%
73%
95
95
95
4
90'/a
95
2029
1
1976
June-Dec
38
83%
__
95%
♦__
95%
Yonkers Electric Light &
Aprll-Ocf
111%
1971—Afap-Nov
Jan-July
94%
97 %
103%
67%
75%
87%
97%
79
97%
44
111 % 111%
216
102%
94%
98
100%
103%
*74%
97%
92%
95
26
99 y2100
9
116
96
91
95 %
3y4s
Jan-July
Deferred
Included in
not
delivery
the
Power
sale
year's range,
2%s
'
92%
94%
-♦93
1976.Jan-July
92%
year's range,
d Ex-Interest . e Od': -lot sale not
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's rango.
r Cash sale
not
included
In
the
included
In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
\
SNegotlability impaired by maturity.
tCompanles reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed
by such companies.
•Friday's bid
100%
104%
100
♦102% 104
__
A Bonds
and
asked
prices;
no
sales
being
or
reorganized under Section 77 of
transacted during current week.
selling flat.
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Nov. 8, 1954, and ending Friday, Nov. 12, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
,
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Co
Hat
Low
Low
%
%
3,900
37A
3%
3%
3,100
30%
—1
Aero
Supply Manufacturings
Aeroquip Corporation
1
—1
Manufacturing
common
"or fnntnntpc see pace 3$
5
12
% May
3% Mar
27
Mar
High
-ft
Jan
4%
Apr
31% Aug
(N J)
30%
30%
150
4%
5%
22,400
2% Mar
4%
4
2,600
.2% Mar
5% Aug
Alabama
n
a 7/„'
x5% May
7% Aug
Rights
Va"
4%
1 v.
13%
:
16% i?
5%
Nov
1
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Alrfleets
for Week
Shares
-3
—
Corp
13%
1
13%
%
2
.
26
.
Low
12
12
50c
Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Gas
-
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Air Associates Inc
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
5%-,
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Alnsworth
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
Range since Jan 1
High
—10
Inc
ENDED
Friday
Shares
1
common
Stores
WEEK
for Week
warrants
Alloys
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
AfCF-Brill Motors
Week's
Last
Exchange
*
Afar-Sept
1971
*
a
95%
mortgage 2%s 1979
the
American Stock
'
102%
103
--
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
In
f
97%
■
105% 106%
106
Afar-Sept
1980
A
first
RR
66%
Afap-Nov
May-No®
2361
77%
95%
10
85
*98% 100
67
85
78
88%
*84
April
April
Feb-Nov
Co—
mortgage 3s
S
Wisconsin Public Service
'103
May-No®
Aprll-Ocf
June-Dec
1982
debentures 2%s
101
103
108
110%
120%
iooy4
400
debentures
mtge 4'/2s inc
Wisconsin
103%
104%
4s
first
Co
mtge
Gen
98
134
105%
2013——April
1967
1st
89%
94%
122
RR—
debs
gold
5s
133%
ApriZ-Oct
Afap-Nov
first
~5
97
133
Jan-July
1983
Standard Coll Products
first
Union
Wisconsin
93%
79%
89%
97
133
Jan-July
84%
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1956
1977
Tel
93
*88%
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s series G 1961
consol
conv
Winston-Salem
♦92
103%
400% 101 Va
E
ser
First mortgage 3'As series D
3 '/2s debentures 19C5
Co—
Jan-July
5s
5s I960
debentures series
4%s
107%
107 %
106%
114% 118
117
Co—
2%s
30-year
117%
Afap-Nov
A
mtge
Westingbouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 "As series C 1970
75%
109
June-Dec
1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
mortgage 3'/2s series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/as ser A 1981
102%
92%
97
82%
1973-June-Dec
Power
A
1957
1st
118
97%
~6
—
1969
series
4s
4s registered 2361—
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
111%
91%
Co
Shore
Western
*98%
gtd
refund mtge 27/as ser G 1979—June-Deo
ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
~
*95%
debentures
consol
&
—
America—
subord
Penn Electric
3'/2s
1974
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
101%
112
--
of
1951
C
West
66
98%
;
series
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
98
142%
49%
224
101%
*101
96%
1
110
108
110
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
J)
35
100'/4
3'/4s 1976—Afap-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting, gen mtge 3'/2s 1967
Jan-July
104%
93
125
62%
conv
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 23/4s series F 1996
(N
89%
10C%
95
__
104
105
96 y4
Jan-July
mortgage 3'/4s series B
Walworth
97
100%
__
—
62%
Jan-July
1981
Oil
104
Afar-Sept
1971
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
Gen
— —
Afap-Nov
Pacific RR
Oil
99%
w
101%
mmmm
43
97%
*161%
Jan-July
1969
debentures
103%
__
89 %
—Jan-July
mort
consolidated
Gen
Co—
4y2s
Standard
1970
99
Wabash RR Co—
97%
91%
—
„
96%
96%
June-Bee
4Vis
4Vis
Standard
debs
3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3'/4s ser
184%
100
99
Internal
98%
107
II
120
92%
__
98%
3yas debentures
97%
Virginian Ry
100
123%
—
*95%
First
ASpokane
*98
mort
102
95%
mm'L
118
*101%
Bell
June-Dec
*98'/a
109%
100
3
'
June-Dec
Gold
33/4s
101%
97
First
118
101%
__
Mar-Sept
Orienns^dr
99%
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Bell
Joint
£4%
1st
105
107
2
102
*98%
gtd 5s 1963
Aprll-Ocf
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
Jan-July
23/4s debentures 1985
Feb-Aup
27/as debentures 1987
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Jan-July
2%s
86%
r
South & North Ala RR
Southwestern
103%
97
April-Ocf
series
refund
First and
85
100 %
8
*119
June-Dec
first
106
101
sinking fund series B
and
First
Skelly Oil 2'/4S debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2y2s 1976
Ry
89%
97
*96%
Co—
SASiemens & Halske 6%s 1951
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust
New
80%
__
& Sons 2%s 1966
Corp 3'As
80
29
92%
92 %
1974
First mortgage
106
First and
99%
71
'
1
82
104% 105
May
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
Southern
Afap-Nov
1975—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1978—Afar-Sept
Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1377
San Fran Term
37%
98
__
*__
1947
fund
Corp
conv
Consol
102%
98%
*98% 100
Mar-Sept
gold
1st
Southern
*99%
100%
Afap-Nov
3y2s
series
assented
Vandalia RR
First
1996
Air Line RR
Pacific
Afar-Sept
1961
80
95
__
Corp—
A
assented
.—
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Southern
15%
142 %
Francisco Ry
Natural
185
142%
Feb-Aup
series
sinking fund
3%s
160
Map-Nov
Adirond'k
Southern
54%
33 V4
*99%
1967
Works
debs
3y»s
May-Noo
1953
Second 4s inc bond certificates
Southern
102%
144
32%
33
2
75
trust 2%s 1975—ApriZ-Oct
2%s debentures
Steel
6y2s
6%s
1950
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A
Oil
debs
trust 3%s
debentures
United
87
101%
1952
6s
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Sinclair
105%
95
11
100
74 %
I960—June-Dec
sinking fund debentures 1973—
Rubber
6%s
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
debentures
impt 3%s
California -2%s
Virginia Electric
3s
..01%
100
Jan-July
April-Oct
*99%
—
—
134ya
*99 Va
3%s
s
Seagram (Jos E)
and
mtge & coll trust
4%s s f debs 1972
—
„
101
122
*103%
3V4s
_Jan-July
101%
92
6
104% 105
June-Bee
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp. 2%s 1970
100%
81%
99 y8
April-Oct
Seaboard
1974
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
105%
97%
~
—
104%
Union
105
100%
.
6s
6s
1985—Jan-July
94
4
134 %
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
135%
2O0
Mar-Sept
gold
3%s
99%
134
Pacific RR—
2%s
Corp—
mortgage 4 Vis series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
Louis-San
123
114%
100% 100%
May-Nov
Oil
Union
U S
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Gas & Electric
Second
I n
yoiy4 104%
400% 1011/4
100%
June-Be0
Union
*215
Jan-July
General
Bt
E
ser
mtge & coll t,r 2%s 1980
inlge 3 'As 1982
;
103
Rochester
&
101
15
Pacific—
Corp 27/as
105%
7s
mtge
St Lawrence
3%s
Orleans
ref
100%
26
Rhlne-Westphalla Elec Power Corp—
§ ADirect
of
1st
1946
98
UiQYa
99
102% 103
June-Deo
3s
Union—
assented
M
First mortgage and coll
debentures 1968
100
i
101% 102
3%s 1983—April-Oct
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
refund
103
1013/4
Reading Co flsst & ref 3%s series D 1995—Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
7s
RR
Ohio
&
1st
1964
95
114%
2
u
R
Rheinelbe
1990—ApriZ-Oct
5s 2000
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
*11
•»
June-Dec
debentures
1)5
10
123%
♦98
1970—ApriZ-Oct
96
Q
25/as
and
series B
gold
Pacific-Missouri
1st
Oats
tow
High
H)4% 104%
99
423
102%
3%s series C
first
fAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
'
Quaker
refund
Pacific
&
General
99%
97
—
111
*95%
1963
May-Noo
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afap-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
refunding mortgage
and
Texas
Tri-Continental
and
and
M 3y4s
■
103
Jan-JuZp
Afap-Nov
•
debentures
1st
and refund
First
100%
Co—
3%s debentures 1972
Jan. 1
No.
97% 97%
100% 100%
Aprll-Ocf
Corp 3s debentures 1965
First
88%
96%
First and
First
*
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
16
*99% 100
♦101%
104
''mmm•
88 %
88
88
Afar-Sept
Gas
&
Jan-July
Jan-July
May -Nov
1973
June-Bee
1970
1st mtge
First
Providence
1977
D
23/4S
i^nge Sine*
Sold
Mar-Sept
1966
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
Refund and
1974————-June-Dec
5s
1973
2%s debentures 1972
Refund and
& Asntabula Ry—
general
debs
Bonds
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Term
First
3%s
2%s debentures
debentures
Texas
Jfar-Sept
First
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
104
102%
107%
—
__
Co—
Ry
1984
or
Sale Price
'
1st
West
37/8s
'
*103
*107%
mtge 3Vis 1964—May-Noo
Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
mtge
•'
—
*103
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970.
June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—.
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
1st
103
Week's
Last
Period
Low
Stauffer Chemical
107%
*96
Interest
Exchange
High
261
*102
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Low
New York Stock
101%
June-Dec
Pittsb Coke & Chem
BONDS
Jan. 1
112% 113%
113 y4
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2"%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cbic & St Louis Ry—
s
Friday
Range Since
Sold
High
101
-June-Dec
y
NOVEMBER 12
ENDED
Eange
ridi-y t»
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
WEEK
FOR
<9$
12%
12% "13%
13"%
%
%
25% x26%
%
4^
13%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
high
1,200
600
500
3.209
5/700
25,000
7%
*
High
13% May
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
%
16%
&
xl4
1®
JanS^';
Oct.,
July
15% M"
Jan
Jun.
ii
j
,«n
26% 3ep
'
Va
Oct
t.
30,400
7% Jan
14
Nov
Alabama Great Southern
50
107% Jan
If J
Nov
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(2002)
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EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Sale Fries
Exchange
Alabama
preferred
Power .4.20%
Airlines
Alaska
Inc
Unie N V
dep rets Amer shares
1
Aluminum
Ambrook
Industries
Industries
Air Filter 5%
American
pfd
conv
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber Co
American
Laundry Machine
American
5%
Sep
92 %
Jan
99%
Apr
Casco
Jan
Castle
Oct
Catalin
4%
4%
98%
500
22%
22%
22%
11%
300
21%
Aug
11V*
350
9%
Apr
15
7%
7%
1,500
4%
Jan
7%
Sep
Cenco
Jan
33 Va
Jun
Central
23 :
300
U
52%
45%
52%
13%
900
15
20% Mar
23%
Apr
900
19
25%
Feb
7
14,100
1
Republics
pfd
Thread 5%
American
preferred
Development class A
Afiacon Lead Mines Ltd
12%
8%
14%
Sep
4 Va
Aug
4
Jan
12
Jan
17
Sep
8%
Nov
14 V.
Feb
318
Jan
29,400
2%
Aug
10
10%
2,300
7%
Jan
50%
50%
52
3,375
10% Nov
Nov
52
Jan
23
8%
4
100
9%
9%
300
190
Sep
Clark
20%
Controller
Clark
Nov
20%
17%
20%
8,200
12%
Jan
23%
23%
24 V.
14,300
15%
Jan
24%
Jun
Ciarostat
14'A
13%
14%
50,500
8'A
Jan
14%
Nov
Claude
112% 112%
20
112%
20%
21%
4,700
47%
49
15%
16%
1,900
1%
1%
800
4%%
convertible preferred
00
Equipment Corp
2.50
16
44
475
>
51
Feb
17%
Jan
July
13% Aug
American
Associated
dep rets reg
Laundries of America
Associated
CI
A
{ex
July
.4
Tel
l
141
div
8% Aug
2% Aug
colon
101%
1
1%
Coast Line
Co
101%
101
240
80%
Jan
102% Sep
1%
5,000
1%
Feb
2Va Aug
1%
125%
123 •
50
300
85%
Jan
16,500
5%
Jan
Sand
16% Sep
Compo
9%
2%
1%
2%
1,300
1%
Jun
2% Aug
Consolidated
1
3'A
3
3%
1,500
2%
Jan
3 % July
Coisolldated
•
12%
12%
13'A
400
10%
3
19%
18%
20
10%
7% May
6,700
9%
9%
Sep
14
Aug
14'A Mar
1,700
Jan
20
•Vtc
Nov
5)5
io %
1
Bteldwiri Securities Corp
lo
American
shares
...
Refractories Inc
Co
Blckford's Inc
Bohack
(H C)
6%
Jan
3a
Nov
2,400
5'/.
5
100
5% May
Apr
14
14 V.
800
13%
Apr
17
23%
17,000
13%
Jan
27% Aug
5%
5%
2,900
4%
Feb
8"'
Aug
46 Vs
46 %
1,500
'40%
Jan
46 Va
Aug
9%
Jun
11 Va
9%
*
9%
'•■9%
500
July
4
10%
11
100
10%
Apr
11%
18%
18%
900
10
Jan
19
5%
400
4
Jan
7
Nov
10'A
2,800
35
2,400
24%
100
220
88%
100
2%
Jan
4%
2%
Apr
4% Aug
5
•
•
10%
•
Bourjols Inc
99
3%
200
3%
2'/e
2,400
Brazilian Traction Light St Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common...
•
7%
7%
7%
6
5%
6'A
4,600
•
X6%
4%
J
j
•
26
26
26
200
•
common
29%
29%
30
1,700
10
Jan
Nov
Jan
37
Aug
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
Mar
24
Amer
dep
Co
American
rets ord bearer
dep rets ord
British Columbia Power
Brown
2%
9%
Jan
Apr
6% Aug
26
Sep
21%
Jan
31 Va
Aug
21
Jan
30
Nov
Company
10a
6%
•
313
»»g
•
common
6%
313
Distillers
cumulative
Rubber Co
(EL)
Co
17'A
1
preferred
convertible
Jan
7,000
8%
Jan
500
89%
Jan
17 V*
18 Va
Burry
Nov
Biscuit
preferred
Tobacco
Daltch
Crystal
Jan
Steel
25%
Sep
17%
Oct
Distillers
Oct
15% May
18%
Jan
6%
3s 6d
12%c
July
Sep
Dome
5%
Oct
%
Oct
%
Harris
Driver
Duke
DuMont
2% Jan
Camden
5
Fire
Insurance
Canada
Bread Co
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
Ltd
26
138
134% 139%
2
2
4%
common
Canners
Dredge & Dock
Canadian
Homestead
Ltd
Oils
see
Co
Ltd
naee
js
Ltd
Feb
Mar
1%
41,500
4%
413
27,600
Jan
Feb
1%
Jun
3V* Aug
23% Apr
15%
l}§
1%
112
5,200
17%
Jan
6%.
S,500
4,400
-
900
22%
22%
1%
•
2y.
•
6,600
,
170
169
73 V2
9%
Feb
14 V2
142
.July
Jan
9%
15,600
6"V8
Jan
16 %
110
16 V*
Oct
17
17%
3,300
11V.
11%
13%
14
6%
1,000
1%
3,000
Nov
7% Aug
t
15% Oct.
Jan
20
Jr
115%
*-
Jan
1%
18
16
8%
5ft Nov
Jan
5% May
■'
900
20%. .21%
-~
-
800
6%
15.-.
Nov
,20
-f
3% Mar
300
10%jniy
23%
Sep
2%
,
„
Jan
24
Mar
170
Nov
"-10% Aug
22
1%
5
*,
Power
6
Feb
Apr
Co
r
1,100
350
Jan
12%
Ltd
13
Sep
16%
Feb
5% July
6 % Mar
2
lift
Mar
x277/a
Jan
30 % Aug
4%
Apr
5££v 20%
100^^>i—
:13
19%
20%
700
16%
Jan
5% Aug
21% Sep
133%
Feb
13
13
300
12%
Jan
14 %
Apr
1%
Jan
3%
Nov
1% May
3 V*
Aug
,
,
Jun
145
2%
3%
12,600
2%
3%
4,800
27%
27%
800
22%
Jan
29
29%
29%
300
11%
Jan
13,400
1%
Nov
30% 8ep
2 % Mar
1^.^^';3%
%
Oct
IV*
1%
3%
3%
200
2%
Feb
3%
Nov
12%
12%
800
lOVa
Jan
13 %
July
4{|
1,300
4ft
18%
*c;^; l4
•
13%
7 V.
common
9%
9%
•
7Va
7% Sep
5%
Apr
21
5,100
,
167/«
10%
Feb
14% Oct
2,900
14
.
Jan
6% Mar
400
19
-
-9%-
318 July
1,300
67/a
6%
6%
,,.7%
Jan
11% Aug
77« Oct
100
1
6
..
Feb
Sep
7% Mar
4%
3,100
4%
Nov
25%
25%
100
19%
Jan
26
Apr
10^32
•fe.197.
31%
32%
2,200
26%
Sep
32%
Nov
20
Nov
9%
9 V.
4%-
_r
%J'-
900
15 Va Mar
10,900
8% July
19%- 20
9%
33%
1,200
40%
Jan
52
-
Aug
43,200
9%
Jan
157 a
Nov
Feb
3 Va
Jan
4
7% May
52
l0flR£':<15%
'%,>j
10r%Tr?~-
14%
?£% --•&;£'•" —
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3b*: 29
3%
Duraloy
common
Sep
40% July
300
10
.
Laboratories—
common
IOV2
2%
40
50%
Co
Test Corp
Nov
Jun
6
'
29
38 Va
B)
9% Aug
17%
600
Co
(Allen
A
Jan
12
15%
3%
200
Jan
4%
Oct
V*
Aug
July
6%
7%
2,200
Jan
7%
Nov
28%
29%
1,600
25 Va
Apr
33%
Jun
28,900
7 Va
Aug
10%
Jan
4,100
56%
Aug
5
12% July
23%
*
10c
Feb
3}| Aug
92
*
Canadian
Canadian
15%
600
"i%
Apr
Jan
29%
1
Ltd..
Atlantic Oil Co
10
July
350
20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
For footnotes
•
9%
3
25%
25
•
common—II
6%% preference
Canada
Canadian
10,600
53,200
500
r
420
Duro
6ft
Jan
12% Nov
■
5%
4 Va Mar
3
11%
7%
5 ft
ft
14%
W*
(The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
513
Feb
1%
2%
11 Ve
Oct
8%
5%
6Va May
6ft
Oct
1
,
28 Va
1% Oct
11%
Oct
15
►
1%
3 Ve Mar
1
Oct
16
—1—35§£vT.29
50c|a ; 5%
6,300
•
41
Jan
1,600
110% 115%
1^^:11 Va
2.5(fc&k7l3'r/a
l^^.bVa
25,400
10.300
5
17V4
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
14%
Jan
Jan
■
,
Sep
Nov
6% Sep
33
Nov
30% Mar
■
7,600-
20
19%
10%
Jan
9%
Drilling St Exploration Co—
13%
,
Nov
xl%
Jun
ft
9%
■
2.5C^!>. 418
Jan
14%
10%
5% May
20V*
550.
,-rv
5.500
common..;
Sep
Oct
'
Corp
17%
1
%
A
8,900
40%
12%
s_2.5C^^I rr>
Dragon Cement Co Inc.
Draper Corp common.
Jun
Oct
*
'.Jan
1
31% Sep
17% Aug
5% Mar
300
.
11%
Bridge
11%
Oct
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil St Gas Co
Oct
24% Aug
17 %s July
:
Feb
Feb -l
11
1^:12%
Jan
3%
6
Oct
11:
...
6% May
6,300
33
•
38%
reg
Mar
5
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
ord
8
10%
1%
23
Jan
10%
■
20,400- f
1%
6 Va
31
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—.125cf-^Wr, 1 %
11
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5%
Sep
July
15
,
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22%
6,500
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9%
-
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Textile
Oct
1%
Jan
13%
18
:
Dominion
3
1%
9 Va
■
i
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Oct
9
6
14 %
10 '/* Mar
12% Mar
5%
4.——
10%
900
10o
Nov
3,700
%
10.%.
26% Sep
9% Jun
300
50c
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common...
Jan
9%
common
Oct
reo
3%
9,300
%
(Md)_
Jan
3
Super Corp (new)
Electric Products
Calamba Sugar Estate
14%
+ ;
30 Va
29%
"A"
6 Va
c
Cable
Jan
44% May
Jan
Mar
.
r
8% Jan
Class
C St C
(ord
20 Va
3,200
11%
Aug
10
^
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400
9
4%
,
;
^
500
3
4%
7%
3% Mar
*
31
v
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Tar St Chemical Co Ltd
25c
4%
Nov
23'/»
13%
1%
Co Ltd
Dominion Steel St Coal ord stock
7.50
common
convertible class A
v
8%
Dominion
11,000
Jan
6,200
(The)
Corp
Exploration Ltd
Dominion
ft
Sep
S
3% July
2
5
13,900
10 V.
Dlversey
Domestic^ Finance
%
"
6%.
21%
t13%
:
rets
dep
7% July
11,000
34
Ltd—
Co
American
20
%
2.50
900
14%
14%
Ltd
Oils
Devon-Leduc
Oct
54
16% Jun
806
12% Aug
Jan
400
8%
37
13%
9%
Raynolds class B
Feb
17 V*
55,000
l.^^lOVa-
Products
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
300
2 V.
36
Ltd—:%•
Foundry
Mfg Co
Hardware
Detroit
Jan
10%
67/a Aug
12 Vs
26 Va
3,700
3%
/
Manufacturing
11%
16 V*
Jan
8% Mar
Inc
Iron
11
16%
*
Jun
Oct
400
debenture
400
1,800
7%
5%
4 /'
'
2,600
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common—
i
Dennlson Mfg class A common
2,900
8
Aug
10 Va
Inc
Mills
Brothers
Davidson
6,100
24%
18 V*
10
Dairies
Hosiery
Davenport
7Vt
10%
28%
3%
-•
—
D
19
23%
Jan
July
14
Jan
8%
-jfe~/13%
common
15%
10%
Apr
41
Feb
25,600
28
5^
Curtis^Lighting Inc common—
Curtis Manufacturing Co
(Mo)
7%
10%
10%
Aug
7%
•
9
.
10%
Atlantic Sugar
18%
7%
8
9
Corp
Corporation
Oil Refining
preferred
Devoe St
Mines Ltd—
Oil
6%
23%
10
3,600
6%
8
partlc____^^>",25«^'?*.2 Ve
common.
*^;>^0%"'
Crystal
121
1,800
€ %■
5%
common
4% May
4
50c
American dep rets ord shares
Byrd
18%
•
...
common
Bunker Hill St Sullivan
Burma
Co
Apr
12
.
3,700 f
6
,
5^^-114
6%
16'/.
16
17%
>
Cork Internatl
Cuban
1°
16%
Bngineerln9Var
Cent Petroleum
30
Apr
7%
Var
Crown
$6
22
700
:
Oct
.19% Feb
Sep
19 V* May
Corp..
receipts
%
% Mar
16%
1,000
Inc
Crown
Drug
Nov
l.uoO
Petroleum
Cuban
V
13 V*-.
Crowley Mllner St Co
Crown
Aug
-
38% July
K
Gray
15%
•
preferred
60c
xl5
1
—2.50
Brack Mills Ltd class B_
7%
dep
Jun
79
29
Jan
22%
class A
14%
7%
10
common
common..
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
American
Cfeole
25%
2
Ltd—
Gasket St
*•
4%
preferred
Detroit
100
109% 114
110
25%
_^?^12%
Detroit
24%
•
Bruce
$1
12%
Jan
July
9%
>
9,200
19%
Jan
67%
50
1,700
Va
Reynolds common
St
113
22 Va
800
1,825
.
July
6
lo Va
Inc
Courtaulds
•
11%
72%
Feb
6%
1
Apr
Aug
'
Gold Mines..
3%
300
11%
2 8%"" 2 9
Jan
>
4%
18
voting.'..
x50% May
15%
•
Brown
Coro
Corroon
;
ft-..
r»on-voting
5 V. Mar
300
24%
~
I
common
preference
Forman
B
Detroit
$3
Brown
Class
Cornucopia
6ft Oct
5 V. Mar
10s
$5 convertible preference
2nd
A
8%
Amer dep rets ord reg.
British Celanese Ltd—
*.
Class
5
,
13%
Distillery Ltd—
,
-
100
,
11,800
71%r
:
Feb
American Tobacco—
Oil
(H)
1ft
Aug
..Aug
T5
10% May "
Corp...—
Commercial Corp
Corby
5%,
1%
600
5%
5 V4
Aug
,36% Aug
Nov
1% May
21,500
•
Bridgeport G*as Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Sep
Aug
5% Sep
10 %
6 Va Mar
600
1%
2
3%
3 V.
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
9%
33 %
35
100
5
;
American
Oct
22%
3
British
Oct
.2%
com.*
_
British
Aug
.
5%
i
common
Borne Scrymser Co
May
1% Jan
Nov
32
11
9-
400
46 %
common
Co
299,500
11
23%
1
Co
Nov
ft
prior cumulative preferred—100
5%%
4%
l
Inc
St
Sep
2%
32
5%
I
common
(8)
10 Va
25
common
common
Blumenthal
>. 2% Jan
28,300
5 Va <'
9%
Jan
12%
Aviation &
Oct
Sep
Jan
14%
1
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry St Mach Co
Black Starr St Gorham class A.
Rlauner's
8%
4%
2
.
3%
4%
10%
•
1% July
8,700
2
1
■*
".
6%
7,500
Sep
13
Jan
Feb
22%
Continental Foundry & Machine
Cook Paint St Varnish Co.
Sep
15,500
10 %
1
common
Telephone- of Canada
2'/.,
2
4%
ft
50c
Watch
..
13% ' 14%
Oct
8% Mar
95
Jan
8%
36 Va
400
17,000
6,300
UtUltles
Car-Na
7%
600
12%
Engineering
Gas
Continental
Sep
4
11%
,6Vi
Continental
Nov
16
,
Nov
1
9%
%
^
(A S) Shoe Corp
-
15,100
10%
i
Beckmah Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common...,
Benrus
2%
6
2ft
50c
Rights
Bell
11% Mar
1%
81%
.
Jan-
0%
1956
to
ext
-
Co
Liquidating —:
Consolidated Mining St Sraelt'g
Consolidated Royalty CR1
Oct
16%
8% May
200
.
Ltd
Beau-Brummell Ties
3%
3%
6%
Jan
11,600
-
'«
Bearings Inc
Beck
15%
••
Barcelona Tr Light Se Power Ltd..
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
16%
15
3%
—
Banco de los Andes—
Banff Oil
15%
15%
1
Baker-Raulang Comany
Baldwin, Rubber common.
3%
29,900
6%
Nov
10b ,£%r i 2
Continental
513
Jan
6%
87
>
Consolidated
u
1
72%
5,300
Co
Continental Air Lines
Bailey St Selburn OH St Gas—
Class A
40
7%
Machinery—
Shoe
1
Non-voting non-eum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine.—
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common.
80%
Service.
Public
Community
Jan
L.^Ivr'i'-. lJ Va
Stone
St
Manufacturing
l
*
%
ordinary.—_—aS#??j36%' r
.%^T4%
Commodore Hotel Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
'
5
Oils vtc—
Alrllues
Colts
125% Aug
14%
13%
Oct
Aug
17%
6 ; >
Va
Co
Development
Atlas Corp warrant*
Atlas Plywood Corp
13%
30
34
Equipment Co—J—8
Farm
Cockshutt
Jan
Colonial
paid on
22 '53)__•
Dec
on
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
Jan
1
Colonial
arrear
St
1
Tel—
St
043
'53
5%
£1
8% Aug
Jan
Jan
L^->^17V«
Co.—:
1—
Coastal Caribbean
Associate Electric Industries—
Apr
3%
1°
Co
Hosiery
5%
23%
r
Claussner
'
4% Aug
Jan
26%
5v.
Clayton St Lambert Manufacturing—
Cllnchfleld CoaJ
Corp common
20^-28%'
Club Aluminum
Products Co
'37/# ■-
23
May
125
11%
Feb
117
Sep
3
3%
"
Jan
Nov
19% Jun
7%
200
Co
Inc
Jan
16% Mar
Apr
1,200
3
.
Manufacturing
Neon
4%
6%
Feb
1
4Va
Jun
3
13% Aug
32 %
80
14%
L
Jan
29
8
pfd.,.?—10CL;
Va
—2
lA %
Light 4%
D
% May
6% Feb
32'A
110%
(The)
Mar
1 Va
28%
;
Jan
9 V.
105
Jun
5
Aro
8%
* ..-1
100,_.v.i
Cable Corp
St
Wire
5
21%
12,200
Nov
4 Va
Jan
3%
Oct
9
4% Mar
32,100
8%
109% 109 %
•
8,800
418
-i^f9%
City Auto Stamping
5 -"7/25%
City Specialty Stores Inc common.—.1
.
4% % convertible preferred
50
"4
Circle
4
•
3%
10%. May
>1,100-
Louisiana
Power St Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
115
10
Cessna Alrcralt Co common
1.. r%i'37/*
Camberlln
Co of America
2.50
'
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10
v
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1 -^.Ift
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrougb Manufacturing common. 10 :« vr7$%;%'Chicago Rivet & Machine
___4
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
%
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
Jan
110
Oct
9
,->Y
Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Arkansas
Gas Co
30
Century Electric Co common
Arkansas
Argus Cameras Inc
Sep
3%
Oct
9,100
8%
122 %
4 is
»
68%
10
2.40
Jan
7,500
Jan
J
shares
80%
6Va
48
500
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
25
6%
Century
4%
3%
Nov
6%
3%
Oct
16%
8%
77/a
4% Juiy
38
4%
3ft
Feb
600
Sep
16%
8%
Jan
2%
2,800
2,850
13%
7
1,800
3%
3,400
68%
Feb
500
7%
14%
$1.40 series
preferred
Central Power St
31% Aug
14
8%
Central Ohio Steel Products
Oct
7%
Jan
Oct
3,800
3%
35
4%
£1
'v
67%
13%
2
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
4%
9%
Apr
10%
13%
1
-1
;
Corporation
Explorers Ltd
3.50%
Aug
% Aug
125
16%
20o
Anchor Post Products
35
Jan
Jun
25% Mar
1,000
31%
68
10
2
5
5
5
Writing Paper common
6%
31
35
25
common
American
6%
31%
7%
America
Central Maine Power Co—
Aug
500
28 %
3%
preference
23%
Apr
Jan
w,—
Conv
23
11%
>
Conv
23%
Nov
\I-
Central
23
4 Va
119% 119 Va
.
Jan
13%
21,900
112% 113
—
Feb
1 Va
4%
10^,14%
Co
&
of
Va
3
7%
July
1 %
Jan
23%
13
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Jun
8V4
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2s 0d
1
*"
common—
Corp
(A
1%
% May
1
common
20,900
10%
7%
59
July
50
1
1
Co
Aug
1%
22%
1—,.>.*%
Illinois Secur Corp
T
8%
preference $1.50 series—/.—*2£ Va
% May
5,200
13
v
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Products
Aug
8,800
4
__
.
dep rets B ord
6%
3%
4%
15,100
3%
1%
IO1/*
.
.
Jun
2% July
5%
—
v
,
High
Low
High
5%
*%..•
pfd
Light $5
&
Power
American
Carter
11
common
SCarr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Ltd—
' ' :v'\
23%
,
Co
Carreras
Apr
-
23
Co
American
American Seal-Kap
33
Feb
20
25
Co
Natural Gas Co 6%
"A"
Jan
10
25
American
v
3
32 V*
•
Meter
Amurex Oil
31 %
27%
1
Manufacturing Co com
Maracalbo
American
Carolina
Nov
6
32%
100
American
Oct
3%
300
5
98%
Beverage common
10%
3% May
3.500
3%
15
1
{American Bantam Car Co class A
Jan
Oct
2% Mar
8.500
10%
2.50
•
Co
St
Carnation
3%
25o
American
3%
9
4%
98%
common
Jan
Feb
10%
•
•
Inc
Feb
7%
2,5o0
1,300
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—
2%
10%
100
preferred
Nov
"4%
of America—
Co
Aluminum
j'
Carman
Nov
5%
Canso Oil Producers
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
2%
1'";?."TVa
1 .*■'
4%
Ltd vtc
Sep
38%
2Va May
200
9
9
Wllllston Minerals
Nov
Feb
111
6,600
T"" ^"J5%
6c
3%
Marconi
Canadian
foi Week
of Price*
Low
-
Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common
5' •
Capltal Transit Co
19.50
Carey Baxter St Kennedy Inc—__—1""~
1% Jan
56,000
3%
common
cumulative
•3.75
2%
2%
Jan
24%
4,200
2ft
Canadian
103% Oct
5 % July
Sale*
Week'*
Range
Sale Frice
Par
Canso Natural Gas
1,000
5 V*
3
—
1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
1
5%%
convertible
preferred
10
Allied Znternat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
1
Altes Brewing Co
*
1
Fisher
37%
4%
-"
High
Jan
3%
3,100
5'/.
2%
10o
Friday
.Last
^,4,...
Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Low
45/a
4%
H
STOCKS
Shares
35%
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles St
of Prices
High
—
Engineering Co-
All American
^
-f'
American Stack
96%
1
—
NOVEMBER 1«
-
for Week
100
Algemene Kunstzijde
Amer
Rang*
Low
Flf
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
ITOCKf
Aaaerieaa Stack
week
for
range
Nov
Apr
6ft
29
Oct
Duval Sulphur &
Sep
Sep
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
3
Feb
4%%
139%
Nov
Eastern
31
4 V*
16
218
Malleable
States
Iron
preferred series A
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Jan
Oct
Jun
Corp
%'<J.
$7
$2
shares
preferred
of
—
59
64%
27
17%
18%
'
beneficial Int—21V2
30?~>^
•
;
30
6,200
22% July
8
Jan
*'
66 %
Feb
35
Aug
18%
Nov
147
167
.f-^167
$6
Common
•
18 V*
Eastern
Apr
8
27
10Q._^ .;'64%
25^/^
T
7%
common—10V£ r8
prior preferred
Apr
6ft Mar
29%
Potash Co
21%
167
21%
Jan
188% Oct
50
134
Jan
176
Aug
100
19
July
27
Feb
21
Jun
25
Feb
v''
Number 5377.
W)lume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2003)
i.y
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
WeekS..
Friday
:
STOCKS
'
•
Last
American Stock Exchange
- --/«
«ss
-
Par
.
•
Easy Washing Machine class B
Elder
5
18%
Snare
&,
Empire Millwork
Emsco
common
Corp
j
10c
1
$2
Esquire
Eureka
26%
Oct
Oct
11%
Aug
Julian
Jan
18%
Nov
Jupiter
Oils
Kaiser
7%
Sterling
4
Aug
2,300
33
Jan
43
Aug
r
1
'•
3%
3 %
52%
51 %
4%
1
class A
Class
B
Ford
1
Inc__
4%
Co
Motor
of
(Geo
Feb
39%
Sep
Jun
2Ya
Jan
T .%
5 % Mar
3% July
7,400
1,000
43%
72%
Jan
Jun
6%
3%
Jan
9%
Nov1
11%
Feb
2,200
17%
Jun
24%
Aug
10,200
./>V.
4%
105
Jan
104
Nov
71
50
V
7% Aug
Oct
65%
4,400
10%
Jan
106
Apr
10^, % 3,900
4% Jan
2% "
85,900
V4 %%,;""• 700
tJan
July
France—
2%
2
1
4%
4
1.25
6%
6
5
13%
Co
A)
ig
13%
Low
4%
1,400
7,300
1%
1%
1%
"ill
1%
1%
19,300
1
2%
3
Corp
Kennedy's Inc
Ketay
Instrument
pfd
2
Oct
16
Sep
1%
Jan
•
common
Gellman
Kidde
11
Jan
12%
Oct
•7%
Jun
10c
15
13%
15%
Co..
2.50
21
20%
*
50
1
3
27/8
3
1
28
27%
28
;
M
Co
•1% July
Rubber Co
825
2,100
16 V2
2,900
42%
■
34%
29%.. 29%.-
14%
~2%
13"%
Warrants
General
200
9%
Jun
A
27,700
%
Jan
22
22i%
900
15%
A SeP
Feb
24% Jun
167/a
22%
9%
167/s
100
15
Jan
18
12
Jan
5
19%
19%
19%
1,500
11%
107/8
11%
1,000
9% Mar
2%
2%
"2%
3,300
General
5%
Builders
Supply Corp
preferred
convertible
General
Electric Co
American
2% May
dep rets ord
Finance
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
20c
1 %
1A
1%
1,800
1
Aug
1%
Jan
1
6%
6%
6%
400
6%
Apr
7%
Jan
14%
14%
Oct
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
5
200
11%
Feb
Jan
1
5
4%
5
1,100
4%
Jan
Sep
Lake
1
5%
5%
5%
8,700
5%
Jan
7%
Nov
10%
Jan
15%
Jun
Lakey
1
67/a
6%
7%
7,500
4%
Jan
7%
Nov
5
13%
13%
800
8%
Jan
15%
Aug
21
Nov
Corp
pfd
5%
A
5
common
Adv
6%
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Foundry
Mines
Corp
of
Corp
_
Delaware
__
13
Union
(Adolf)
,
Goldfield
Gorham
class
21%
87/s
10%
10%
22
21%
1
•
ii
; Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
;
1%
1st
Freehold
Griesedieck
Lime
Jan
£4.
50
••
40%
McKee
McWilliams
1%- Jun
Jan
Jan
20
20
100
19
Oct
7
200
6
2% July
194%
194%
196;:^J,
200
135% 138 ■<:&;
50
17%
9c
614
2
17
6 %
18%
164%
.
18%
17%'^
,6 V?;
18%^*
3,400
1%
/16
Hall
17%
Jan
Laboratories
230
Aug
140%
Jun
Micromatic
3%
Oct
Middle
1
Jun
19% Mar
5fg July
7% Mar
8% Aug
Hammond
Hartford
Company
Organ
1
Electric
Harvard
Light.—
Brewing Co
Hastings
Mfg
Hearn
Hecla
2
1
10c
Co..
Helena
Class
W
Nov
May
47%
Nov
Mid-West
Hoe
(R)
&
Holder's
Hormel
Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
preferred
(Harvey)
&
Lock
Hygrade
Food
26 %
2%
Nov
4%
Feb
6%
Jan
9%
Sep
23 V2
Jan
2,375
18% May
Nov
100
13% Mar
15%
Sep
300
19%
26
Oct
30
93%
Jan
102
Jan
Jun
Jan
80
Sep
Jan
12%
Nov
3%
'"4-^'
--ml:
2,000
16%
16%
17%
15%
Jan
Apr
8% May
9% Oct
Jan
13 ya
f*
3,400
12%
Jan
19%
700
2%
Jan
11%
Jan
X
20. iu..
1,100
11,500
'—1%
136
4% Aug
6%
10%
15%
20
2% Mar
2,500
16
3
139
100
12 V
20
-
<35.
139%£
20
80
300
1,300
4%
19,400
Sep
Aug
3% Aug
20
Nov
13% Mar
16
Sep
44%
46%
Jun
Oct
130
Apr
18
Jan
100%
90%
142
107%
Jan
Oct
30%
24% Jan
57
Aug
22% July
Jan
Apr
90'%
Nov
600
2%
Jan
4%
400
4%
Jan
6%
Aug
Nov
"
•
Products
59
9
5
Securities
Jan
70
le
Manufacturing Co.——5
&
3y4_Aug
8
Refining capital stock..*
Hydro-Electric
Jan
10
•
common
10
6,300
100
Inc
Jun
200
*
1
Sep
Aug
V;*
•
Horn
2
4%
Feb
12%%
■
15
A) & Co
Harriart
Hurd
79
1
*
Inc
(Geo
Humble Oil
3%
•
5
Mines
Jan
1% July
3%
11%
12%
&
Hubbell
102%%
79
2.50
Horn
5%
14%*
25%^
25%
7%
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
30% May
58% July
1,300
23-V:
102
Oct
12,800
14%
14%
1
A
•'
-
21
102
3%
1% May
1
:_10
Hollinger Consol Gold
,
23%
100
class
52%
2,300
10c
Co
900
3% Mar
Jan
2#
3
2
preferred
4,600
22%
2
Products
convertible
5%
200
Feb
2% Mar
5
12
3,500
11
•
21
1,950
12%
Mar
13% May
Zinc
common
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of
Imperial Tob
Indianapolis
Insurance
£1
stock—•
capital
Canada
.5
of Gt. Brit & Ireland
Pwr & Light 4%
Co
of
North
5%
2,200
40
17,600
10%
600
£1
America
5
101*?
101
99%
10
Machinery
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
International
Products
International
Resistance
Investors
Service
Fireman
Ironite
...I'■vine
capital stock
Missouri
Mt
National
Fuel
3.90%
Manufacturing
Rubber
Chute
1,500
10%
Jan
12%
Nov
6,100
3%
Jan
4%
Sep
New
Jersey
4,000
2%
Jun
3%
Feb
New
Mexico
1
5%.2
New
Oct
New
England
New
Haven
4%%
Idria
Jan
91
Oct
New
97/«
Jan
13%
Sep
New
Process
37/s
Sep
6%
Feb
New
York
5V,.
200
3%
Jan
8%
New
York &
2
Jan
Sep
2% July
.2^"
2,100
21%
Nov
11,300
6
Aug
17,200
5Vs>
New
Park
York
-
7'%
7%
718
24%
23%
25%
:
25c
15
1
2.50
*
10
4%
12
-10
common
300
4%
4%
12 'A
Jan
4%
6
Jan
14%
Sep
Sep
8% May
24% Aug '
Apr
7%
7%
19 V2
20 %
1,400
13%
14
14%
9,400
__
12%
12%
100
1%
11 % July
7% Mar
11
Sep
Oct
10% Mar
800
Oct
Sep
60
% May
700
Jan
14%
24
20%
22%
■-
Jan
35 %
275
16%
2,100
25
41%
38%
44%
42,100
Oct
2
Jan
4%
Oct
4%
Jun~
6 %
Nov
'
35%
Nov
30
Jan
10%
Feb
17
Sep
Jun
106
Mar
102
38 %
Aug
Nov
47%
Apr
Jan
104%
Oct
Apr
109%
Oct
Jan
104 %
Oct
30%
*
714.'Apr
29%
23% Mar
18,800
34%
105
"
3,500
16%
105
if
Sip
22%' Nov
Jan
5%
400
800
13%
14,200
6%
26%
6%
26
.
36%
Jun
•
6%
Ffeb
.
V.
*
22%
Oct
14
Feb
?
26
Sap
10%
Apr
1,500
Oct,
29%
■'
6
Aug
%. Aug
813
Jun
7%
20%
14 VB
103
103
107%
100
107% 107%
20
103
20
103
Feb
36
95%
177
42
"7%
—
19%
118%
1
4
Sep
1,600
2%
160
172%
Jan
180
Apr
50
34%
Jan
42
Nov
Jan
Jan
7%
1,400
5%
5%
7%
—
98%
3%
42
5
—
104
178%
3%
3 %
1,300
3%
——
18
20%
115% 118%
800
1 %
14
11,900
1
8%
3% May
— —
—
800
24%
23%
24%
2,100
8%
8%
8%
3,000
5%
21
Jan
Aug
119
Apr
105%
Sep
Sep
3% July
Jan
July
A Mar
1%
Jan
Oct
28%
Jan
Jan
8%
23%
29%
•
5%
31
300
5%
6
6,100
4%
Jun
Aug
33% May
6% Jan
14%
Jan
19
17%
17%
400
~4%
4%
4%
600
22%
18%
22%
23,200
1
2%
2%
2%
20
21%
7
28% Mar
Sep
4
Jan
6%
Jun
5%
Jan
22%
Nov
113
10%
%
11%
Id!
IOV4
Co
preferred
Chem
10
,2
Co
Land
200
common
Merchandise
Oct
Sep
%
13%
10% Mar
-
Nov
Jan
2%
Oct
Apr
Jun
11% July
xll%
Jun
17%
16 %
July
17%
1,800
28 %
20%
37,200
4.000
23
28%
Nov
21% Sep
15% Jan
4.800
Oct
29
3%
2%
18.300
2,600
46
43%
46%
_
—
Oct
2iS
134%
2%
8%
4%
50c
Apr
29%
Sep
2%
Aug
3%
Feb
2%
133% 134%
1.610
2%
48%
Sep
4%
Feb
3
—
136
Jan
2%
700
7
Jan
S^POO
1
3%
Aug
8%
4%
Jan
38
—
115%
500
8%
22^
—
212 May
14* Jan
2%
4
i\
2%
40_a
22
a
3%
--
1°
24.100
36%
11%
Jan
% May
172,200
45
10
Aug
Feb
July
,„;'5% Sep
Feb
5.500
-
a
•
3
q
44%
Jun
24% Oct
' V.3 % Nov
Oct
Jan
58
Jan
10% Aug
Apr
41
Oct
Feb
10 %
Oct
--
1°
40
Nov
Jan
Apr
2%
22
*
*
3%
1% Mar
24%
3%
74.000
40%
•
30 %
--
1
20
1.600
3%
3%
Oct
25%
3%
2%
40c
10
Nov
1%
17
30c
Honduras Rosario——10
%
8%
19
27
1
Co
common
3%
21%
1.100
23 k
28
1
1
Jan
Jan
12,900
17
25
Co
ui
28%
100
Ltd
Oil
Watch
Arizona
Auction
1
20%
1
10
1
common
& Tel
&
2
1%
15%
202.600
—
%
11%
20
—10
common
&
7,800"
19,100
1
Electric Corp
Mining
Co
32
Jan"
1,300
i«
*
Zinc
&
5%
55
11%
^
2%
15
—
13
\
9% May
14% July
"
450
7,600
'
10
__
—
4
Ltd
Co
Tel
Min
Inc
Corp
convertible
800
'■
Jan
10
common..
Clock
1,200
84
4%
15%
100
Co
Dominion
British
Sep
Nov
4-Vfe
12%
4%
21%
5%
4
2.50
Machinery
Car
Mur
;:4Vaj,
12%
inc.lc
Onion
Le
New
•
-
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp
Steel
12%*
1
20%
5%
21%
—1
common
Products
Starch
2%;r2%^
2%
14
1
1
*
Radiator
x3%
"4%
14
1
Research
National
24,300
pfd—100
v t c
National
11%
10c
Co
31%
Jan
16%
Tel
Industries
Meter
Apr
Jan
11%
Presto
National
27 %
22%
3,600
Mfg & Stores common..,.—1
Petroleum
Ltd
25c
Nestle
Jan
1,650
13%
National
"22%*
19%
31 y4
National
National
Neptune
20
%
12%
Va
Oct
35'%
29
____50
*
pfd
100
Gas
Oct
103%
30V2
*12%
Rights
Jun
Jan
*
1
liy*
Jan
'Feb
73/| Feb
Dehydrating &
National Transit
Mar
19'
10
common
&
Hess
National
19
5,700
6 Vb
j.
Oct
31
27%
5
Inc
Bellas
50
83
26'%
5%
Milling Co
3,450
—
26'%
3%
Produces
Corp
National
Jan
VApr
50c
5%
21V4
Co—
Tel
Alfalfa
Sep
4V4 May
39% July
11
<
5
common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50c
Nachman
J
200
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
National
300
3%
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
32
3,400
—1
States
TV
Nov
Feb
13'%
3%
preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
SMuntz
36
1
cumulative
Mountain
41
xO'A
preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B.100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Metal
Jun
Sep
8%
cumulative
Clemens
Aug
21 %
13'%
1
Power
6%
35
gVs
*
Corp
Monongahela
4.40%
30%
>
Aug
28'/a
-
3% Mat
5
Service
Molybdenum
Mt
29
35
50c
& Light
Public
18%
Jan
—
shares
common..
Pwr
21%
22%
5
Inc
Air
•
1
Co
Minnesota
11
1,300
22
30
:
4%% convertible preferred
93'V1"
—
*
12% May
10% Mar
1,000
Co
Co
Oct
8%
Aug
31
*
1
5
common
Mining Corp of Canada.
Z5V\'
98
•
A
Rovalty
Public
Wolil
6%
103
,30
40
Refineries
41%
Jan
Jan
Nov
22% July
-
41
common..
Piping
35%
'
Cigar
International
Iron
Sep
14%
84
40
1
dividend
Jan
9% July
91%
1,100
Products—
July
5
28%
6iS Mar
pfd—100
International
Iowa
30
11
xl57/« XI6V2
__
1
common...__1
Corp $1 conv preferred..*
National
rets ord reg
dep
Imperial Oil
i
Jan
Chemical Industries—
Imperial
Amer
Co
10%
1
National
I
Illinois
200
3% Aug
•
,
Sep
Jan
12% Aug
51%
-
Jan
common
Abrasive
Midwest
4%
59
Co common.
Co
Apr
1%
26
Mar
2
200
3,100
14
Feb
Corp
Petroleum
non-cum
14%
1,000
Co common
Higble Mfg
%**
7%
100
preferred
Steel
$2
Aug
5%S
2%
•
500
3,800
15%
Ltd
Corp
Midland Steel
40
5%
51%
*
&
5%
4
2,200
2,550
lV:
4%
8%
common
Henry Holt
55' -V
2%
common
preferred
Hercules
54%
1%
4%
28
58%
A
Co
5% %
<
Co
Rubinstein
Heller
26%
*
Stores common
Mining
28
2*/4%*
3%.—
5
25c
Corp
Dept
2%
3%
2%
13Va
84%
21%
Ilone
Oil
Midvale
25
1
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
Lithographing Co—
Hazeltine
Midland
Mid-West
2%
Co
States
Xl3
2
Jan
100
Ltd
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube——
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Miller
Inc
10%
900
10
Participating preferred
Feb
6,900
110
Sep
Nov
50
17%
Co
Textile
Metal
Aug
Nov 3)
5
•
48
73%
25%
Corp
Petroleums
Iron
changed
Lamp Co
Mfg
Merrill
18%
Apr,
Feb
17%
Co^—-—
L__u__
Mesabi
H
Haelan
Menasco
&
Apr
2,600
,
Johnson
Jan
132
2%.&21,400
41%
44%
25%
Co common
&
Nov
>4% Aug
6% Aug
Jan
6
.
625
XI
Ltd
Dredging
28%
23% Aug
7% Jun
Jan
Mead
(AG)
47%
.
v
300
5% Mar
„
Marine
Co
Aircraft
McDonnell
Sep
%
16V4
Inc common
W)
(J
Sep
36% Jan
2%
Mays
Nov
24 %
Nov
26
■
5
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
51%
140
Feb
4%
10
Shovel
Power
88
300
Sep
42%
:~-l
*
*
Co
International
Communication
Marlon
Jan
l%"'Cl6,800
Service
Consolidated Mfg Co
Mapes
Jan
28V<£
1%
Public
Mangel Stores common..
Manischewitz
(The B) Co
78
13% July
1
Maine
32
43*%:^
2%
10%
Mackintosh-HemplilU Co
20
4^^-11,300
Co
Name
59%
Jan
13%;
4%
Nov
M
Marconi
1% Mar
Nov
Jun
80
84
2
Corp
100
iC%rT 1.900
Alabasline
&
Jan
24
A Oct
—•
(effective
to Griesedieck Co
12%
800
3%
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum
9% May
19% May
800
6%
2%
12%
1
'
,
13%
50c
Brew.
Sep
'-^4,500
6%
2%
1
■
Apr
9%
3%
Leases
West
25
Apr
14%
Company
Griesedieck
Jan
6%
28%
7
Oct
19%
42%
20
15%
'ttJ4,400
88*
12
Jan
Nov
49
1%
10
14
5
Hydraulics Inc
r^~Hr>p
Oct
3% Aug
Jun
•
88
100
& Chemical
Oil
Sep
108%
10c
preferred—
Lakes
Greer
107
.
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
Great
Apr
Oct
Nov
Jan
300
73%
13%
1*
'
*
Lynch
Nov
9%
31%
Aug
102%
Apr
—<
.1
Exploration—
Jan
8%
100
—
Oct
1%
Jan
Oct
3%
■
■
Chain
&
7
'
5
Nov
110
Apr
6 %
72%
•'
■
Land
*
Aug'
300
4%
.
—
3%
700
v
_
*
Steel
5%
3%
1,100
3%
20% Aug
,
*
A.
_
16%
H Oct
8
Locke
class
...
*
,
15% Mar
200
31,000
,
32
4%
'
•
10
preferred
Groceterias
6%
-
3%
1
Louisiana
10%
%.T.vt?i
•
53
1
Pacific
cumulative
Loblaw
5%
31%
Y
Lodge
Shipley (The) Co..
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co...
'
-%2,400
*
22
53
1
1
&
Fabrics of N
8%
1
Inc..
Aug
400
'■
ra
50
4
\
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G)
Apr
Jan
8%
pfd—25
'9% Aug
Jan
7%
1
conv
Nov
33
1% Mar
10
8%^&;(6,900
20 %
Rapids Varnish
Great
5%
(R
2,400
8%
8
25c
Realty common
Tourneau
21
8
8%
5
107%
-
Jan
8%
87/8
common
Jan
Jan
%
*
Manufacturing
,77/a
Apr
20%
A
8%
26
2%
5
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
Mar
108
__
10
Consolidated Mines
Manufacturing Co
Goodman
Nov
18
,Bff Mar
"2% ^;2,500
14
class B
5
2%
U%
preferred
prior
Jan
2%
44%
$4.50
Sep
2%
Jan
16
24,200
%
13
Inc
Sugars
Liberty
105
"%
14
'
Godchaux
2%
Jan
1%
675
300
10%
Inc
Co
1%
-5%ej|,565
16%
—*
Distilleries
Glenmore
16%
11
1
Gobel
3 %
16%
8
common
Coal
Globe
*3%
1
Co_
Alden
Lefcouvt
19
—
50c
preferred
conv
20%
,
5
University...
common
cum
Le
10
Co
Extension
Inc
5%
Sessions
&
Salle
7% July
105
•
Gold
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
Feb
Nov
La
Lear
4% July
9"% V
150
33 % ir-4,200
30
•
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6%
14%
7%^vs-;a,ooo
9%
32%
*
-1
Corp
Yellowknifa
Giant
-
*
preferred
Mich
Jan
Jan
400
pfd—_—100
preferred
$5
Power
$4.60
V
Nov
3
5,400
■
29%
113% July
Jan
10%
'-- 2,400
18
7%
10
Plywood Corp common
Georgia
21% Jan
'2%l,^:14,900
2%
£1
reg
convertible
Geiuy
%
-2 %
17
Oct
3% Aug
7%
Class B
50c
preferred
20
OAnprai Public Service SB preferred—•
§General Stores Corporation..—
1
5%
2%
18
Aug
21%
11'% July
11% Oct
Ltd—
Generol
General
com—1
25
1%'
9% Mar
2ii
2,000
;
6%
6%,
Alloys Co
Sep
3% Aug
34% Jan
4%
200
14
Oct
18
43
Jan
y~4
~4
—-1
1
Corp
Aug
4%
106%
*
Acceptance
Oct
23 y«
%
7.50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy
Oils
Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Oct
10% Aug
'
Jan
33'/he
Kobacker Stores
Sep
Apr
15%
2% July
-25% Oct
800
Jan
14
18% Aug
10 7/8 Jan
100
500
2%
9%
"%
Hotels Corp
10%
22
15%
*
10
common
20,900
42%
1
Ltd
Co
9%
10
—
G
(I B)
39%
Corp
&
Emil)
Kleinert
Knott
Feb
600
12
—
(D
105%
26%
103
11%
preferred
Klein
May
200
12
Lighting common
Lake
49,800
5
4% cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c
2%
35%
*
(Walter)
Klrkland
1%
*
4,900
-
--100
Mfg Co common—
General
2% Mar
35
100
Key Co common
Lamson
Co
Power
preferred
Oct
5
Jan
Apr
,
5%
Aug
1%
14%
*
K
Lainson
Gatineau
High
1,500
-6%
13%
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4V'2%
Kawneer Co
Jan
9,100
22%-
Shares
4%
10c
Ltd
Kiugs County
Jan
100% 104*""
10'/a
deposit receipts bearer
Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
Fuller
24%
1,400
104
reg_£l
Pitt
Fox
May
16
Ltd—
deposit receipts ord
American
A
Feb
APr
li«
5% •
4%
103
1A
20%
53V
^
20%
voting
Motor
Ford
•
non-voting
American
Fort
Jan
A Jan
A
2,600
9%
22%
Oct
20,500
37V
1-/%
4%
1
Co Inc
Line
36%
*
2.50
5%
Jun
*
u*
—10
Inc
Stores Ltd
Tiger
A
4%
20
19%
I Ford Motor of Canada—
Class
17% July
300
Low
1
common
O'Mahoney Inc
& Kokenge Co
Apr
Jan
19
.37%
8
23% Mar
2
•iV
(Pliila)
(M H)
Fitzsimmons
{ Flying
Jun
700
14,700
1
Instrument
&
Association
Fishman
6
for Week
of Prices
Oct
107
Jun
27,800
'»• 4%'
4%
25c
Camera
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Firth
101
.'3%
42%
40%
10
Line common
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fire
■
Jan
-19%
3%'
F
Falrcbild
'
900
-7%;
19
,
Co
Motors
7%
19%
1,200
Pipe
Jerry
Glass
6%
Warrants
Eureka
Jeannette
13%
$1 or 25c
Corporation Ltd
Oct
1,500
1
Inc
Par
7,100
"3%
42
%
Oct
13,800
—.
—5
Co
Corp common
convertible preferred
High
Sales
.
Range
Sale Price
13% Mar
Jun
'8%
7 %
Week's
>
Last
American Stock Exchange
17%J 18%
25 % "*26%
8%
1
Manufacturing
Equity
10%
3,600
4,600
25%
Bund
Low
13%
U
ElectroData Corporation
.1
Eleetrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Electric
;
1
Limited
Mines
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Hujh
12%
ljj
STOCKS
Shares
-
Low
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Sales
of
13
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
31
40-
100
4
2,750
9%
20
7%
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2004)
Monday, November 15, 1954
i
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Niagara Share Corp common
24%
23%
24%
32%
.
Rayon $3
North
Canadian
Oils Ltd.
Northeast
North
2%
2
4%
4%
4%
Northern
RR
Ind
33%
Oct
Sentry
Jan
212
Jun
Serrick
Corp
Apr
5% Jan
%
6,800
%
1 %
37%
Apr
4%
5ft
29,500
1%
Jan
28%
2,000
18%
4%
5%
18,900
3%
Shattuck
Sep
Bhawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
I
5%
Oct
29
Oct
103
pid—100
5%
Nov
Shoe
Jun
91%
Apr
Sicks- Breweries
103%
Oct
Signal
103%
340
95%
Jan
3%
1.900
3%
Oct
Oil
Ogden Corp common
50c
Ohio
Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power 4'/is
Okalta
Oils
preferred--
Inc
2%
44 %
Jan
100
105%
Jan
1
Sep
x69%
Nov
IA
1A
1%
1,400
X69%
73%
375
1
8%
8%
8%
3,200
8
6
Jan
6%
6%
6%
•
26%
26%
26%
350
15% Mar
5%
2,400
3% May
1
5
5
1,500
1
—
Securities——
52%
Nov
112
Sep
11? Mar
98
Aug
7
!£
4% Aug
6% Oct
Jan
100
73%
Jan
9Va
,
Jan
6% July
28%
Sep
6
Aug
177/s Oct
Co
Corp
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
South
3,150
37%
Jan
63
Nov
South
23
1,400
13%
Jan
23
Nov
Pacific
Gas &
5'/2%
5%
1st
5
Electric 6%
1st
1st pfd—
$4.75
Pacific
dividend
preferred
37%
2,100
33%
Jan
38 %
35
1,000
30%
Jan
35%
Oct
33%
33 %
28
Jan
35
Oct
Petroleums Ltd
convertible
Pacific
Power
1,100
27%
Jun
29
July
southern
100
27%
Jun
29
July
Southland
2,300
26%
Jan
29%
27
1,000
26%
Sep
27%
230
98%
Jan
30
97%
Jan
Sep
105% May
105% Aug
Jan
106% Sep
104%
103
103
106
106%.
90
104
Nov
pfd
(C A)
Industries
Oil
105% 106%
100
101%
Jun
71
Jan
106%
Oct
Feb
73
7.800
%
17,100
l
~4%
"4%
"~4%
200
2
17%
17%
17%
400
13%
Jan
21
2
17%
17
17%
2.700
13%
Jan
20% Mar
6
6%
3,900
5T/8
"9%
15,700
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patican
Penn
6
5%
1
X15%
it
•
Pep Boys
(The)—
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp.—
46
~8%
-J
J an
3% Mar
Nov
Apr
60
July
5'/8 Sep
Mar
8%
Feb
Jun
Feb
5%
Feb
9%
Nov
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
15
15%
6,200
12%
Jan
15%
Nov
46 'it
6,000
35% May
48'/8
Oct
5%
3%
Jan
68%
"5%
*
55
5%
70
600
21%
70
—2.50
21%
100
14%
Feb
5%
6%
2.100
5%
Jun
4%
1,400
3%
Jan
900
19%
Oct
60
May
4%
72
Pinchin
Johnson
Ltd
—lOc
4%
4 %
1
Amer
19%
19%
shares
Pioneer Gold Mines I.td_
1
Piper
1
Aircraft Corp
common
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic
Polaris
Scale
Pratt
&
Pressed
Metals
6%
7%
1,100
3%
200
6%
Sep
2% May
Jan
6%
6%
6%
3,200
48%
47%
48%
400
36
Jan
48%
48 %
49
2% July
5% Feb
150
40%
Jan
12
12
12%
500
9%
Jan
13%
12%
14 %
5.900
1
4%
8
4
4
%
9,900
Apr
2% Mar
1%
1%
3,500
1 %
13%
700
10%
9%
2,600
13
9%
May
8
Jan
Jan
4Va "!o
cumulative preferred
Xl02% 104
100
150
_•
Pyrene Manufacturing
40%
41%
5
com
15%
16
35%
35%
35%
10
1,100
98% May
31% Jan
Reading Tube Corp
67/s Mar
5%
Regal
Reis
Shoe
4%
Sep
&
49
Richmond
4A
Aug
1% Oct
147/a
Feb
9% May
104
Oct
417/8 Aug
24
Apr
40%
Jun
Jan
28%
Sep
dep rets ord
Nov
Peb
10%
10%
10%
100
4%
Jan
9%
97/a
300
6%
Jan
16%
1,900
6%
Corp
Co
Russeks Fifth
Engine
Sterling
Inc
Co
B)
Ray
Drug
Oil
Talon
Inc
Class
common
A
Inc
&
Thor
Tilo
Roofing
Corp
Feb
41 %
Jan
567%
26
25
26 Ve
4,000
16 y4
Jan
317/2 Aug
31
31
32
25
Jan
34% Aug
Tri-Continental
True
Apr
Feb
7%
Feb
13%
Sep
Jan
40%
Aug
22
347/8
Realization
Gas
Investment
7
700
4%
Jan
17
500
x9-%
Jan
100
20%
Feb
3%
37/8
2,700
27%
28%
500
Oct
17%
Jan
Union
Oil
$3.75
Co
of
26%
1,500
147/a
Jan
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
1
5
dep
series
rets ord
Profit Sharing
preferred
Seaboard
Western
Airlines—
Secuxities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc.:
2,000
2%
Jan
3,200
4%
jun
65%
61%
67%
12,100
38%
24 V*
24%
200
Belby Shoe Co'__;
Jan
9y4 May
Nov
21% Aug
Sc
29%
4%
Oct
Sep
5%
Nov
67%
Nov
12% July
24% Aug
22
Sep
3%
1,900
2%
24%
23%
25%
2,700
15%
22'/8
24
1,200
17
50o
1%
1%
Specialties
Feb
Feb
106
19y4
3,700
14%
3,600
Apr
9% Mar
3»/2
10%
11'/8
24%
247/2
24%
42%
1%
17/4
300
4
4 »/8
3,200
103
103%
425
2%
0ct
110 7/4
Sep
24
Jan
16
4
Oct
7%
Oct
Jan
42Nov
Jan
11 >/s
Jan
25»/4 Aug
447/8 Feb
7
500
597/2
Oct
147/b
177/e Aug
21
1,400
58%
Oct
69
10% May
200
41%
1,400
107/8
Feb
23
42%
187%
347/2 July
51®8 Mar
Jir July
—
—»
'
——
4%
—
2%
2%
3%
94
Jan
Nov
Apr
27/«
Sep
Nov
1%
900
26%
—
Sep
Jan
2% Mar
26'/a
Oct
1%
1,200
—
47/2
Nov
5,900
26%
Oct
1& Oct
1037%
166,300
1%
7%
7»/a
60'%
Jan
8%
3'/a
3%
44%
3%
1%
1%
Jan
4
2%
Jan
3% May
8%
Nov
18%
Jan
27
Aug
16%
•
—
Jan
20
Oct
2,500
—
—.
—
Jan
Jan
3% Sep
5y8
Jun
8%
Feb
441/4 July
9% Aug
94
Jan
99%
75%
'
——
—
Jan
3 Vb
400
4%
4'/8
2 Vb
33%
3%
3%
4%
99%
.
7>/8
200
—
Jan
89
35
30 y4
500
100
Nov
Feb
Jan
5
4,300
7%
7
34%
35
99%
—
~7J/a
S
U
8'A Oct
Apr
36 y2 Aug
Jan
6%
Apr
8%
4%
United
American
Corp
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Jan
5A Apr
Sugar
common
■h
50%
40
11
11%
2%
27%
2%
23%
23%
24'/4
2 Va
375
Sep
4% Sep
25'/, Aug
Jan
92
Sep
87
77
84
10,100
397/8
Jan
84
Nov
107/8
.
85
80%
•
10 Vb
11%
15,700
6%
Jan
11 Vb
Nov
Jan
105%
4% Apr
iy« Mar
2 %
105 »/b 1057/2
105 »/e
6%
6%
10,700
1%
•l-'A
200
>
2%
3
50c
1 '/2
1%
_25c
3
1,800
3y, July
l7/8 Oct
850
23 y4 Jan
22% Mar
33
May
31% July
3,500
2% Jan
50
27'%
3
Jan
67% Apr
27'%
27/8
Oct
Nov
IVb Feb
Jun
26 »/2
26%
Jan
56
600
64
277/4
_
if
1%
3,500
1%
62 7/4
—10
88
300
57/8
.
'
—10
5
Jan
857%
1
___
May
14%
16% May
1,400
»
Oct
40 y4
5% Mar
62
10.200
1
52 Vb
Jan
9% July
600
1,560
-10c
Apr
% Aug
36 Va
18.500
48%
39
236
Jun
3% July
36% Jan
—
49%
Jan
221
30
200
40
1
—15
Co
•
%
—25
ZZZi
Universal Consolidated Oil-;.
232
%
——
—
—25
Rubber
Universal
231
-10
and International Securities—
Reclaiming Co
Stores
Corp common
——
_
—25
$5 1st preferred with warrants—
S Radiator common
ZZZi
S
\
-100
U S Foil class B
U
7
__
._10s
common
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
$4 convertible preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
« July
25%
27
1%
Sep
Nov
Sep
,
,
$4
convertibel
I*
H
u
8,900
if July
1%
Apr
Venezuelan
67/a
7%'
3,800
5% Jun
9
2%
2%
800
3
Aug
Aug
Vinco* Corporation
15%
14%
15%
1,300
1%. Apr
12% Jan
600
9% Mar
15%
Nov
15% July
Petroleum
Syndicate
Manufacturing
25
1
Inc
Virginia Iron Coal Sc Coke Co..
Vogt
5%
5
_20c
1
-10
.
..
23 7/8
25
800
20% Aug
9,900
4
12,100
7,700
"J ;:25%
26%
4% '■'
4,%
5%'
fr/'f 4% - 4%
-29%
__
__
«0l*-i65fc"T6%
auA-r
h: )V.
>
1,350
200 '
Jan
22% Mar
800
26
May
74
5%
_
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuela
—
5%
Valspar Corp commoa.
Jan
2%
11%
13%
14%
♦
S
7%
11%
14%
13 »/4
Feb
3
Feb
6% Aug
3Va Oct
23y4
7l2L5o
x21%
23
20
—
United
1A Jan
"V
—_50c
July
Feb
117/e May
15,700
common
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
4%
~j
,_IZZ—1
Z 1
ZZZ
•
50
«...
U S Air
5%
Z
110 »/2 110%
•
Oct
U
3%
1,600
Oct
9y4 July
69,900
Z100
Oct
Nov
Jan
3
1%
14%
110 '/a
common- _50c
14%
20
3
34»/s
5
17%
Nov
5%
27/g
14%
1
•
Inc
Nov
32
527/4
700
_5
CanalZ
N J RR
10%
U
Scurry Oils Ltd—
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd.
7
17'/4 Sep
34'/a Aug
4% Jun
10
1,100
550
registered
United
5V«
1
Scull in Steel Co common—
Nov
27% Mar
400
11%
10
68%
417/4
!
United
s
Schick
9%
66'/2
39
common
Sep
18%
5%
23%
10%
10%
10
68%
39%
A
Corp.
Products
Jun
Nov
1
1,400
Oct
23
9%
5,700
Omaha
Porducts
10%
Jan
15%
3%
28
ZZZ4
Yards of
207/s
45%
Feb
100
58,000
Nov
California—
preferred
Stock
22% May
18% Mar
10% May
10% Jun
A
29
Molasses Co Ltd—
32%
3
36>/2 Aug
34 %
14,203
Co
Milk
3,600
5%
32%
Jan
16%
—
United
7,600
3
Jan
34%
5%
Apr
2% Aug
3% Aug
Jan
17% Mar
1,800
23
•
9%
*
United
2,300
3%
22%
23
9'/«
Jan
Apr
Aug
Aug
157/2 Mar
20%
8vJ
15,500
26
_10c
Aug
12
5%
28%
3%
Corp
Mar
16%
27/a
29
16%
Corp
3
45%
3A
2%
3%
Canada
99
11%
5%
26%
18 7/s
1% July
11,4G0
26%
28%
Jan
9%
3%
8%
Jan
15%
1
16%
400
2
3
14%
_.
Jan
2 Vb
89
41%
1
9%
17%
3%
Nov
July
4%
u
Union
25%
12
25c
9%
2
6%
39
Jan
12% July
•
of
37,100
__
9%
•
Chemical
5%
_
oct
Aug
2%
1,000
3%
Corp
Union
18%
__
18
14%
16%
Inc
Unexcelled
5V8
~
Oct
Oct
147/4
29'/8 Mar
100
350
17%
—
Temper
Trunz
Ulen
i6%
20
16%
16
Feb
8
400
13%
warrants
Sep
447/8
8
Jan
Feb
1,400
3%
18
registered.—£1
deposit rets def registered..—5s
—20
Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
._70c
Toledo Edison 4 '/4 % preferred
-100
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
1.25
Trans Lux Corp.
.1
Oct
10%
20
13
500
14%
Amer
Oct
17%
Milling Co Ltd—
Jun
13 Vb
2,700
38
3%
Amer deposit rets ord
1%
25%
pfd 5% series
Cum pfd 4 %% series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre Sc Fisher Brick Co__
6%
Todd
A Jan
18
Cum
2 7% May
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Elastic
Sari Diego Gas & Electric Co—
13%
37%
.___1
Nov
26
San Carlos
16
—25c
Stocks
97/8
1
common
16%
127/s
20
Inc
10%
1
Corp Ltd
157/a
—10c
common.
18%
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
6t Lawrence
800
16
16%
~13%
1
__
Inc
Aircraft
1.25
common.
14 Va Mar
1%
1,700
—5
common
Allied
United
-
Feb
6,100
•
pfd—
Realty Si Construction-
Sep
*
11%
1,200
1%
IZIZi
&
4%
JLl
1
Oct
Nov
12%
•
Tlshman
Sep
—10
common...
24 %
55%
—5
Markets
Thorofare
1%
500
Jan
1%
5
common
corporation
1,500
1,900
18%
12%
1
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
4'/a
19%
Oct
350
54%
15
Light $4,56
Co
37/8
20%
Sep
Jan
1
common
Chemical
Union
19%
5%
Jun
3%
•
common
Nov
19%
6%
2,200
25^
Corp
Corp
class
B
4%
5
6%
Jan
54
12%
—1
*
common
Jan
—5
Jan
55
5
Snoermarkrts
1%
£1
reg_
Jan
4%
23% x24 %
•
Corp
32,000
20
41%
5%
5%
X24%
10c
common
1,800
2,300
~5%
1
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
(S) & Co
Amer
Ltd
Ave
Sterling
12,300
2%
5%
•
(A)
4%
96 %
6% Mar
2,400
3,700
3%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
13%
2%
200
5
51
47/o
& Co common
Stein
39%
X96
Sep
5
Feb
3%
2%
5
48%
5%
Sep
2%
12 %
100
Nov
12,200
36%
l
pfd F
Nov
15%
6%
13
4
26'A
Sep
6%
36%
1
Feb
12
1
10
1
ordinary
Jan
600
2,300
Jan
24%
3,400
51
1
20
Corp
Canada
7% May
32%
25%
500
15%
1
•
—5
of
United
Electric Steel Co
(The)
Royallte Oil
Jan
57/8
50c
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Rotary
3%
30% Aug
13% Oct
30 %
28 Vb
400
26%
14'/a
Corporation
(The)
Shovel
50
"13
27%
26%
97/a Aug
Thew
Sep
1«
26%
15%
25
6
Thiokol
Sep
247/8
16
27%
Oct
Jan
*
(Texas Corp) vtc__
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
25
28%
Jan
13%
16% July
18
400
38%
4%
1
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Rowe
57%
37%
4%
Power
Jan
.
Rico
American
5%
1
Radiator
Aug
38%
1,500
Texas
Jun
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix Inc
39 %
Jun
3,300
Sep
50% July
22%
32 %
Jan
Tampa Electric Co common
23%
5
Aug
32%
Jun
8
Technicolor
May
450
Engineering
42
1,300
—
7
Jan
1
Reliance Electric
Jan
B
3% May
5,900
16%
51% July
Sep
347/b
Feb
9%
5%
Parts
Aug
30 %
1
Jan
26%
5%
Jan
Jan
8
32
24
Co
&
46
200
Apr
7 Vb
25% Aug
28
Co
110
400
41
4ys
1,300
7%
Co
Sun
23%
Pump Co_
(Robert)
51
28%
Jun
3,400
5%
Steel
Sunrl""»
30%
6.25
24
4%
8%
5%
Steel
Jan
lOo
common
Jun
4%
7%
Starrett
Aug
26
•
Preferred
Reda
5%
l
Vb May
1
(J
14
21%
10
common
Nov
4
24
1
Corp
class
(Hugo)
R
Raymond Concrete Pile
39
Jan
—1
Tube
Standard
Stetson
600
.•
Railway & "Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
May
8%
4%
•
Standard-Thomson
Stinnes
Q
Quebec Power Co
29
14,600
25
Tobacco
Public Service of Colorado—
-Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Nutional Co common.
Nov
22% July
51
Co
Swan Finch
1
Puget
39
Sep
8%
Jan
Sep
21%
9%
377/8
347/2
Jan
47%
15Vb Mar
41
B
Products
Nov
18% July
13
class
Common
Standard
4%
9.700
3%
___,
3,000
28
Packaging Corp
preferred
Standard Power & Light common
2% Aug
23 %
7%
Prosperity Co class B
2,600
3%
1
75%
20
l
x8%
197/a X19%
1
Jan
2,200
;;
Jan
5% July
28
Inc
Jan
3%
Ltd—
28
Sep
3y« May
32
x3
38%
5
1
Jan
65%
3%
2.50
2,400
__
8
2
1%
6.250
2%
America
4%
19%
25
Inc
2
6,600
•
Producers Corp of Nevada—
Gas
8,900
Vn
3
common
Preston East Dome Mines
Providence
4
2.50
common
common...
of
_2
75%
1
Lambert Co___
Prentice-Hall Inc
4
73
23%
25o
__
25
25
Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
75%
4
26%
4
--
Sep
10
Superior
10
Mining Co—„
Power Corp of Canada
20
.•
____
common
Powdrell & Alexander
"1%
2
July
32% Mar
Convertible
Jun
NOV
10s
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
__50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common._2.50
22
Jan
(Ky)
July
22%
'
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce Governor common
4,90
Jun
Standard
3% Aug
6%
200
_1
(Mass).._20
Phillips Packing C0—__—
2% Mar
Jun
44%
2.50
Pennroad Corp common..;
Penn Water & Power Co
Jan
Jan
26%
1%
__2
Co_
1%
2
4%
53
•
;
Co Ltd_
Traffic
16,300
l
1
27%
10
Standard
Standard
5
B
X26
311/4 July
28% May
5%
Forgings Corp
2% Aug
12% Mar
2%
Class
Standard
1% May
1%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
27 %
Oct
19'%
Apr
Feb
26%
preferred
6% Aug
2%
■
convertible
$1.60
5,800
1%
Parker Pe-n Co class A_
16
Nov
37>/2
100
Standard Dredging Corp common
70,700
4%
Corp
Company
800
187/e
*
2%
1%
Motors
26% Mar
—
5,000
Corp
10%
4%
Chemical
•p—
102%
7%
Inc
Stahl-Meyer
9%
2%
Paramount
106% Mar
40
1
2%
♦
vtc
Jan
106
31%
Co
2%
—100
108
Jan
7%
Line
Royalty
Shoe
Spencer
Co
10%
__lc
Park
Pipe
28%
29%
vtc___2 Bol
Oil
Materials
28%
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—_1 Bol
Israel
4.08%
1
common—
Pancoastaj Petroleum
Pan
4.32%
Southern
28%
103%
106%
Jan
30%
preference
1
.
Light 5%
Page-IIersey Tubes
200
26%
104
Nov
Jan
74
30%
preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
28%
29
Nov
Vb
407/2
700
~7%
convertible
28%
28%
•
_
.
common
cumulative
4.48%
Oct
34%
—•
Airlines—
Pacific
&
Nov
37%
•
preferred—
cum
Northern
27%
35
25
;
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend
Jan
37%
„.
Pacific
137/s
25
preferred.
—.
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred——25
6% redeemable 1st pfd series A____25
4.80% red 1st preferred.;
_25
red
1,600
25
pfd
preferred
1st
4.50%
27%
26%
Co
preferred
preferred
original
4.88"%
common
117/8
55%
4
800
Southern California Edison—
Oil
Penn
4.56%
Co
Nov
12.50
common
Jun
63
5%
Can
18»/4
£1
•
1
1
1
common
22"%
1
Jan
23%
•
1
•
20
common
Sonotone
P
Pacific
Pattern
Simpson's Ltd
common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
8mith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
59%
63
157/4
25,800
106
18%
Jan
14% Aug
117/8
108
18%
15
Jan
55%
99
—
7/g sep
Jan
July
Publications—
preferred
convertible
Simplicity
Boss
10%
53%
—
„
1
common
Simraons-Boardman
$3
11%
—
4% Aug
5%
—
108
2
class A
15
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
7,000
25
.
R—_
;
5%
52%
110%
90c
_
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
5%
110
110
100
Ltd-
Filters class
3%
52%
Company common—
Old Town Corp common————
40c cumulative preferred—
United
5%
common
Okonite
Oliver
3%
__1
•
%
10
•
B
Silex
Company——
%
2
Class
Oil
— —
*
Ltd
Gas Co
&
4,000
•
America class A
of
Corp
600
11%
•
Canada
of
14,600
11%
11
100
Sherwin-Williams
ic
11
7/8
High
3% May
800
117/8
25
preferred
4%
Jan
O
Oceanic
Mining
87
5%
1
4l/4%
Feb
Nov
Feb
Denn
Low
4'/8
11%
5
V4
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4
•
common
3%
,
Low
10c
1
B
Inc
44%
Jan
100
—50
Serv
eLather
Shares
20c
Control
class
Servomechanisms
for Week
of Prices
1
common
1
Jan
98,100
26%
28
—5
Corp
Safety
1%
16%
3%
_4%
Radio
Sentinel
37/8
11,400
43%
3%
——25
Co
Pub
Jan
July
17,300
2%
Va
_1
Airlines;
Penn
25
43%
—Is
preterred_50
Oil—-
Texas
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
Seton
Laboratories Corp—_
American
17
Last
Sale Price
High
Ltd-—
American dep rets ord shares
North
North Central
32%
2%
__
Non-Ferrous Metals Products
Norden
32%
1
1
_
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.000
Week's
Friday
Shares
1,200
•
Mines.
Noma Lites Inc
12
•
High
5
Niles-Bement Pond
NOVEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Nipisslng
Week's
3%
Jan
4% Jan
-
•*24%
Jan
*r12% Jan;
If/"
-
-v:
'r
7
90
Fefr
July
25% July
32% Jan
5%
Nov
6% July
"31 ~
July
ne% Oct
-
Volume 180
Number 5377
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2005) *33
I,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Slock
Last
Exchange
Par
Low
Aircraft
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Wagner
7%
Baking
voting ctfs
ext
4%
100
109 y8
Bond Inc
cumulative
Wallace
1
Waltham
1
Watch
Co
1
common
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6
series
preference
Leaseholds
1%
•
3%
Apr
1%
88,100
140
149
10
13,200
V
Mfg
165%
Jun
192
37
37
10%
11%
17%
17%
100
16
11%
a 5
e
preferred.
50
175
50
32% Jan
37
8% Apr
13
Jan
Aug
29%
30
100
25%
41
34%
44
11,000
17%
& Co
192%
Nov
Oct
Apr
30
Jan
44
9%
10%
2,000
7
Feb
10%
Nov
25%
25 %
100
20
May
25%
1
400
1%
Oct
i
4%
4%
4%
1,000
4%
Nov
5
12%
10%
12%
4,700
8%
Jan
•
7
6
Jan
Products
1
14
10% Jan
Wiirich
Petroleums
Wilson
5%
Corp
Inc
Brothers
Ltd
Industries
Woodley
(P
400
2%
2V4
1,200
11%
75
106
105
— —
-
22,200
11%
1
18%
18%
July
2%
14 %
15%
1,500
39
37
39%
4,100
8%
£1
Ltd
48%
35
39%
49
32
110
37%
35%
7
4%
5%
297
3%
4%
5
5%
5%
127
3%
5%
5%
(not Included in
year's range),
d Ex-interest
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
Stock and Bond Averages
2%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Below
Jan
listed
on
12% Feb
,
are
-Stocks-
107% Mar
20
11
8%
45%
10
1%
1%
8%
3V«
Aot
2.
Jan
Jan
First
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
59.35
133.99
100.30
102.85
99.91
1C0.43
100.87
15
Rail¬
trials
Nov.
roads
Total
40
135.61
100.35
102.67
100.11
100.37
103.87
59.86
135.93
100.30
102.60
100.16
100.42
100.87
124.95
60.31
136.57
100.26
102.74
100.23
100,32
100.89
374.91
11
59.76
124.01
371.88
—
124.15
371.07
9
10
Nov.
121.59
369.46
8__
Nov.
Nov.
Week's Range
366.00
5__.
Nov.
Friday
10
20
Indus¬
Oct
ill
7,300
Oct
10
Total
30
Apr
3% Apr
— —
1%
-Bonds-
Oct
15% Nov
Apr
32% Jail
500
8%
—.
•
48
35
66%
104%
41
36%
48
(not included in year's range),
Nov
Date
_
Wright Hargreaves
100
42
Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-llquidating
dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being traded flat.
§ Reported
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
if Jan
Jan
15% Jan
200
15%
5s
66%
$40 %
__
3% Mar
Ltd—
deposit receipts
preference
$60
$101% 105
_
5% Mar
12%
10% Feb
102% Feb
8$
8
American
6 %
1,200
2
common
W)
8
14
%
2%
100
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
6%
14
25
pfd
2%
%
1
common..
preferred
W'oodall
2
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood Newspaper Machine
$68
—
n
16% Sep
Oil
(The)
85
$G8
__
„June-Dec
High
85
included
8% Aug
Willson
Wickes
Low
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Nov
Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Wichita River
Jan. 1
No.
Nov
9%
•
Odd-lot transaction
(not
Range Sinee
Sold
High
$86
Deferred delivery transaction
a
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
,
value,
par
principal.
Sep
19
29%
25
Mar
Mar
1951
Vis 1921
♦No
Nov
6
725
1
1
105%
Jan
stamped
Jan
4% Jan
3% July
5
Inc
convertible
1% Apr
Nov
101
192
___
10
Stores
21% Sep
3% Jun
900
July
9% Jan
% Jan
4
Jan
2
7% July
7% Feb
4%
4%
Inc
(Wm)
Jan
-1
.
110
May
21
500
149% 150%
3%
105
200
105% 105%
•
Westmoreland
Whitman
4,700
8%
19
1
100
20
5\'i%
1%
50
'
pfd
Ltd
Coal
Auto
25%
24% Sep
28% Sep
1%
149 %
1.25
Westmoreland
White's
3% NOV
12% Jan
8
1%
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
tf Jan
1,500
3,900
18
10c
4% Nov
7s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
__Jifay-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
April-Ocf
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2 Vis 2008
Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
2s 2012__Jan-July
ARusslan Government 6Vis 1919
Jan-July
7% Aug
7% Jan
6,800
24
24
—•
2% Jan
3%
3
40o
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
25%
700
or
Sale Price
Low
1,100
21%
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
5%
109%
109
23%
Inc
5
4%
3%
30
preferred
& Tiernan
4%
4%
•
preferred
Waitt &
$2
•
Interest
American Stock Exchange
AMedellin
Co
12
Friday
Shares
w
Waco
NOVEMBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Range
127.40
60.62
138.03
100.23
102.85
100,19
100.37
103.91
0 :
'
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Exchange
Latai
Period.
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
Chicago Transit
series
1970
June-Dec
1998
1
1970
A
Authority 33/4S
5
90%
69%
19
91
68%
..
150
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
101%
85%
92
63
70
Closing
Dale—
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Moil.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Eastern
Elmira
Fuel
&
Water
E'rcole
Lt
3%s
RR
&
Marrelli Elec
A6%s with Nov
A6%s
Nov
ex
Finland
AGesfuerel
Mountain
104 %
54%
100%
103%
$95
83
83 Vi
Jan-July
140
June-Dec
93%
99
Jan-July
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
$137Vi
103 %
41%
Elev & Underground
Rys 5%s 1938
St
&
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1
1940
141%
A Leonard
Tietz
7 Vis
135
93
—
100):
1941
1st
mortgage
3s 1971
mortgage
Pennsylvania Water
3 Vis
3 Vis
Vis
A6Vis
Oct
Oct
ex
A Prussian
1
1947
1
Electric
1960
coupon
Corp.
Gas
Counties
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Spalding (A G)
Bros 5s
&
1971
3s
3Vis
1970
1989
$760,000
$4,373,000
4,213,000
497,000
4,710,030
99%
103%
Wed. Nov. 10
3,073,880
5,109,000
329,000
102%
Thurs. Nov. 11.
2,942,610
4,074.000
212,000
3,722,130
5,638,000
555,000
$4,000
16,156,607
$22,647,000
$2,353,000
$4,090
97
100%
2
102
101
101%
104%
Jan-July
101% 101%
97%
101 %
$102% 103%
102
103%
93%
88
Fri. Nov. 12—
93%
93%
Total
A7s
with Dec
A7s
ex
Dec
1940
1
1947
1
mtge
deb 6s
_
ser A
Power
Penn Traction
5s
1960
Western Newspaper Union
—
--
93%
S.
Government
68%
69
$1,000
917,000
913,000
81,861,940
$43,000
$26,500
-
Bank
International
—
,
.
2,353,000
1,727,000
109,488,580
and
Industrial—
22,647,000
13,132,000
684,789,300
592,399,600
$107
Total
$25,004,000
$14,860,000
$795,221,380
$675,217,540
150%
91%
96%
103%
1
~
105%
107
—
'
99%
$100% 102
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
73
68
154
.1
_
156
105
15
—
69%
—
112
93%
$105% 107
Feb-Aug
6s 1959
--
161%
150% 150%
93%
5,717,690
__
$157
—May-Hoy
June-Dec
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
16,156,607
$4,000
:
—
Railroad
$100
1953
303,979,464
459,706,571
Bonds
98
—
shares
192
Foreign
$25
1963
3Vis 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
95
$25
June-Dee
1956
1956
coupon
coupon
f gold 1945
s
Water
152%
U.
debentures 1941
Wasatch Corp
Washington
13
$106
Feb-Aug
United Industrial Corp—
A6 Vis s f
102
191
Jan. 1 to Nov. 12
1954
1953
1954
$25,004,000
-
Week Ended Nov. 12
Stocks—No. of
Vis with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6Vis ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
United Electric Service Co—
5,438,COO
4,286,000
6,197,000
103%
107 Vi
April-Ocf
A6
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Government
Bank
Foreign
Total
United States
Int'l
Railroad
of and Miscel.
$3,613,000
Stlnnes
(Hugo) Industries—
stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
223.1
3,179,640
102%
May-No®
A7-4s 2nd
275.3
3,238,347
Feb-Aug
1970
(Calif)
4.0
Mon. Nov. 8—
2
98%
102
+
Tues. Nov. 9
92%
$103% 105
104%
$103
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3 Vis
Southern
102
262.8
103%
66%
101
April-Ocf
series E 1978
209.5
98
15
51
101
$97
141.9
253.6
Stocks
Week Ended Nov. 12, 1954
103%
101
101
2.4
3.8
Number
100
90%
+
+
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
144 %
102% 103
136.3
243.7
Transactions at the Mew York Stock Exchange
156
120
$101
198.5
249.7
124.6
273.2
164
90%
90%
102%
319.7
247.7
High.
95%
83
130%
$143
*.
3%%
♦New
93%
$164
$95
2.7
+ 3.0
253.0
.—
—.
150
148%
90
+
240.6
102%
116
156%
89%
306.8
103%
99%
93%
$155
6s
Gas
+
139.6
—
Finance
$25
1971
6s
and Service
103%
99
$151%
Feb-Aug
1998__Jan-July
Jan-July
Corp 6Vis A 1953
April-Ocf
A Ruhr Housing Corp 6Vis
1958
May -Nov
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-No®
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962.Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3 Vis series A 1973
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
Feb-Aug
2%s series C 1976
Feb-Aug
3Vis series D 1976
Feb-Aug
ARuhr
Utility
Trade,
101%
$100
;—
1954.
6s
193.2
+
276.0"
—
Mining
222.7
276.0
287.2
235.7
247.7"
Goods
Transportation
94%
296.5
3.9
3.1
315.1
Goods
Non-Durable
93
193.9
3.2
+
296.5"
—
Low
247.7
105%
103
$103
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Reading Tube
6
Durable
160
156
85%
25
Co—
1940
-1954-
High
Change
240.3
247.7"
—
Manufacturing
104%
150
—
94%
104%
$101 Vi 102 %
103 Vi 103%
103%
103 Vi
Jan-July
with
89%
102
104
104
1964—June-Dec
1970
Piedmont Hydro-Electric
2
$91
Jan-July
3 Vis
& Power
93
$154
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1968
128%
—
92%
Composite
99
161%
135
$102% 103%
May-Nov
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
81%
51
99
$162 Vi
Jfay-Nov
April-Qcl
Oct. 29, '54
Nov. 5, '54
$166
Jan-July
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3 'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6 Vis 1953
Power
97%
98
liq tr ctfs—
1946—
AMamsfiela Min & Smelt 7s
A 6s
16
based on the closing prices of the common
1954, for composite arid by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
$25
Mar-No®
Midland
A 6
44.40 Sep
Percent
1947
New
1st
Low
stocks for the week ended Nov. 5,
142%
$100
1952
coupon
coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Ohio
2
64.04
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
1958
49.80 Feb
The SEC index of stock prices
50
A Hamburg
Isarco
for
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
91%
140
98%
$166
June-Dec
1970
Range
63.49
12
Nov.
4
47.32 Jan
63.26
11—
97
83
110
$101 Vi 102 Vi
$48 Vi
51
—June-Dec
1963
26
2
84 Vi
140
May-No®
3%s
Power
62.91
10
Nov.
$25
May-No®
Mar-Sept
1953
Low
9——
Nov.
1954
for
64.04 Nov 12
-i—
$100
May-No®
1953
1953
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
5%s conv debs 1967
High
Nov.
Thurs.
106%
Range
62.46
8
Wed.
63%
93%
1
Nov.
Tues.
—
3
—
93%
FN.
1947 coupon
debs
6s
61
93%
104% 104%
93 Vi
Mar-Sepf
1940 coupon
1
1
1956
5s
$60
14
Mtg Co—
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s
A
May-Nov
—May
Jan-July
1993
A
1965
Residential
Flying Tiger Line
Green
series
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Gas
69
Averages
105%
97
8
Over-the-Connter Industrial Stock
High
101%
132
100%
100
100
Jan-July
Low
155
$150
June-Dec
1978
Jan. 1
No.
High
104 % 105%
Quar-Feb
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bonds
rriday's
or
Sale Price
110
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102%
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Interest
BONDS
Period
American Stock Exchange
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April 1946
A
20-year 7s Jan
A Baden
(Col)
Sonde
Range Sine*
Sold
1951
ACauca Valley 7s
109
109
$157
157
84
—
A 6s
series
ADanzig Port
AGerman
AS tf
1951
Cons
6%s
1952
Munij 7s 1947
secured
AHanover
(City)
AHanover
6s
1947
(Prov)
Ger"7s 1939
-
Jqri-July.
^—-Feb-Aug
—
—
—
I-
f
__June-Ded
+--Maf-Nov
'){)
__
2
$19
Total
__
119
167% 168%
—144% 144%
117
2
—
29,000
13,003
182,000
4,COO
233,000
1,071,660
93,000
98,000
15,000
206,000
$418,000
$501,000
$82,000
$1,001,000
1954
Stocks—No.
21
of
83%
19 53
4,683,725
1,467,850
$418,000
shares
$218,000
501,000
188.000
82,000
55,000
$1,001,000
$461,000
Bonds
94% 135
—
40,000
49,000
179,000
Week Ended.Nov. 12
118
75
17%
129% 129%
t!12
6%s 1949———Feb-Aug
$60%
ALIma City (Peru 6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped' (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Joe-—$41
84%
3
19%
131,000
62,000
50,000
86
2
94
94
,
April-Ocf,
;
—_
Waterways
&
94
94
Feb-Aug
1952
A
$21,OCO
4,683,725
—
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series B
$135,000
$219,000
120,000
109
120
— —
$86
Tune-Dec
109
Bond$
Bonds
844,335
—
Fri. Nov. 12—
"l
109
$93,000
Total
Corporate
922,870
-—
Thurs. Nov. 11—
$108
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Bonds
898,905
Wed. Nov. 10
High
Government
Bonds
945,955
—
Tues. Nov. 9_.
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
—
1947
(Germany) 7s
1948
High
Mon. Nov. 8
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Ended Nov. 12,1954
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Domestic
123
13
130
168%
2
102
144%
51
J an.-1,to Nov.
1954
1,1
;
125,663,74L<>\*
,
12
1953
87,784,559
$11,214,0iQ|j,O.r 610,770,000
10,022,0GQ13,842,000
4,515,000
4,603,000
59%
/
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
—
~~~
—
—
K
*
41
41
•
Total
$25,751,000
$23,215,000 -
<0
-
34
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MARKETS
•
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•
NOVEMBER
:D
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par-
American
Motors Corp
American
Tel
American
$4
cum
5
10%
174%
*
prior preferred
conv
&
5%
Calumet
Cities
Prop
issued)
Service
Eastern
Gas
Common
Eastern
6%
23 %
Jan
5
68%
Jun
94%
29%
Jan
44
83
121%
Jun
135
Radio
Aug
53%
712
49
Jan
12%
86
5
May
25%
26%
35
36%
36%
100
10%
100
10%
109% 113%
47%
47%
20% May
Jan
26%
7%
320
;.i
11%
Jan
Jan
Standard
(new)
1st
7%
7%
--
7
475
10%
Aug
Eastern
Lines
SS
National
Inc
(The)
Creek
Mar
Jan
56
17%
Jan
30
23%
1,396
18%
Jan
57%
58%
175
49
Mar
44%
43%
45%
3,088
39%
Jun
48%
70%
401
45%
Jan
75%
5%
117%
10
5%
18%
4%
220
94%
91
•
470
9%
Jun
14% May
.
64%
18%
18
16% Mar
Jan
65
22%
Jan
36%
Nov
47%
:
,
Nov
48
1
80
15% Mar
13%
88
1J0
14
Feb
Jan
67%
Nov
Sep
20
33% July
39%
Oct'
46%
10
34%
46%
Oct'
47%
47 Vs
25
Oct)
5
17%
17%
35
37%
38%
90%
90%
'
T/.:■■
•
...v
Packard
10
Corp
—1 ■•.•#19%
Co
1
*
-a
10
Woolworth
49%
Jan
21
28 y4
Jan
18% July3b % Nov-'
95
90 %
Nov
95%
519
71%
Jan
101%
Oct'
32% Mar
42%
Oct
11%
85
11
13%
•v.:-.
19%
88%
39
'
Nov
25
18% July
51
•
39
V
70%
Feb
20
Oct-
Oct>
89
Sep*
July'
40
v
Nov-
50
29%
Jan
48/
39%
Jan
62%
81
50%
Jan
75 %
Jun
lb2
40%
Apr
50
Nov>
63
Jan
""
60
62%
70%
71%
47%
M'50
'
Jan
15%
494
19%
62 %
4
35%
:
42%
-87%
H,: 88%
"I _io '%■>' 39
S Steel
Jan
11
■
vp»ll%
•
•
40%
_15 >?'100%
10 \'4i- 41 %
127
99% 101
25
(Indiana)
loO
■;
.'v
v.*.
_«
_.
■
50
-
...
Novi
*
I
•
..
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit
"57%
57%
4%» 1998.
58
$4,412.50
54
Mar
Jan
Oct
94%
Jan
Feb
17%
58
—
Oct
50c
NOV
38
(New Jersey)
Jun
69
16 %
46%
(Ohio)
Rubber
Jan
63%
Feb
——
——--1
—
Co
Copper
S
U
Nov
Oct
1
9%
38
Carbide
U
24% Aug
58% Nov
69%
5
:
,
Coal
44
35
320
1
(new)
Co
195
165
27%
22%
„
69%
56
24
•
Hathaway Bakeries
Kennecott
62
55
•
common.
Stores.;
Electric
General
Gillette
—
25
67%
Sunray Oil
Jan
Union
100
—100
-100
pfd class A
class B——_
Oil
Studebaker
—10
—
Oil
Standard
Associates—
lo%
36%
Brands
Standard Oil
44% Aug
36
______——___
Standard
Oct
Jan
May
__—___—.^4-.11—15
Socony Vacuum
Sep
38%
14'/a
■
Nov
50%
5)
61%
*
Co
44%
63%
;.'
"36%
_•
.
(R J) Tobacco class B_ IIII10
Southern
b
,
65%
Corp
Sinclair
Nov
113%
Jan
79
22%
2a
36%
17
17%
/
Reynolds
14% Aug
30% Aug
25%
20
.*14%
-33 Vac
•
Republic Steel
56% Aug
12%
High
Lou,
22%
16%
50
ve¬
Range Since Jan. 1
tiujn
43
58
.1-
—_——
Oil
nule
Oct
'
Airlines
Shares
22%
22%
/
IIII12 ,'',1/^1
American
for Week
Low
„
...
Pepsi-Uoia
Feb
355
,
Sale Price
V
Central
Pennsylvania RR
Aug
18%
175% July
Massachusetts Street Ry—
cum
Island
Jan
52%
•
preferred adjustment
First
Jan
15%
131 % 133
10
6%; preferred
,5%
9%
155%
107
53%
5
__
Fuel
&
300
i-
100
Capper Range Co
Pan
High
Sep
York
Ohio Edison
2,844
76%
_
Co
Low
43%
Trust™——
Hecla__
&
Range Since Jan. 1
10%
76%
25
(when
Personal
Shares
21%
41%
when Issued). 100
(new
preferred
Boston
10
20 %
100
_
Boston & Maine
New
172% 174%
*
Albany RE
Boston Edison
:
\
■
Par
Sales
High
50
Anaconda Copper
Boston
Low
———100
Tel
&
Woolen
of Prices
^
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Week's
Friday
X""'-
Boston Stock
STOCKS
J2
Nov
4Loew's
Theatre
Boston
Lone Star Cement
Maine
,
1
Central
5%
25
RR
!____
preferred
N
Norbute
Pacific
Hartford
Corporation
Glin-Mathieson
11%
Jun
16%
29%
Jan
54%
22%
350
18
Jan
25%
Aug
110
Apr
120
20
RR
16%
134%
440
27%
130 %
'13% Jan
2,331
>115
1%
1%
51%
57%
155
40%
15
Members
135 %
Aug
32%
Aug
New
Detroit
75c
Apr
1%
Nov
43%
Sep
57%
Oct
45% July
Slock
/
Slock
42%
153
18%
1.013
15% Mar
18%
25
13%
13%
50
10%
Feb
15
6%
6%
25
6%
Jun
18 %
7%
American
Exchange If
-
*
Association...
Ford
Feb
Oct
21%
100
18%
Apr
22
Torrington
Union
24%
24%
160
21%
Jan
27
33 %
35
28%
Feb
38
Aug
*
Drill
Shoe
•
Machinery
25
25V4
25%
26
995
14
15
295
54
51%
55%
49%
28%
15
Nov
55%
Nov
23% July
3,567
Jan
52
Smelting Refining & Mining
Waldorf System Inc
50%
931
36"%
Jan
40%
572
29 %
Jan
40%
50%
51%
35
44
Mar
53%
Jun
11% Aug
12.50
11%
73%
12%
25
70%
73%
1,176
37%
8
—
Friday
Nov
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
DeiroitSfock
Oct
48%
39%
50
S
■■
Jan
11% May
44%
5
common
U S Rubber Co.,
U
21%
.5
—
Fruit Co
United
30
37%
13
32%
Mar
75%
Jan
50
Jun
43% Mar
Jan
stocks
'
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Allen
;
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.
American
Bear
Products
Markets
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
20
Budd
.
■,
Range Since Jan. 1
23%
23%
23%
130
17
17
17
100
,.8
21
Mar
9%
23% Apr
21
Apr
Sep
Champion Paper
Preferred
common
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Preferred
Union
Coca
104% 105%
24
24%
102% 103
72%
82
72%
82'%
81%
4%
4%
4%
25
21
20%
14
96%
Jan
105%
Oct
io
47%
Jan
82%
Aug
767 "
350
'<
Feb
69%
x
__
Jan
15%
230
13
1
82
Nov
15
15
11%
100
15
45%
47%
305
35
July
45%
46
121
45
"Sep
31
*
B
Rapid
10
60
41%
25%
17
91%
94
22%
.
,
Preference
Allied
Feb
22%
Jan
31%
Mar
50%
Jun
Sep
52 %
Aug
Sen
Feb
29
Feb
96% Aug
20
Jan
25
Aug
Nov
15
10
36
295
51
51
18
Stores
50%
American Airlines
-III
American
..10
Radiator
American
Telephone & Telegraph.
12%
29
48
Jan
Mar
*'
36%
51
Sep
Anaconda
Nov
Armour
&
Co
Cities
70
22%
22%
172% 174%
50
13%
Jan
334
155%
Jan
Nov
11% May
18%
44
53% July
Mar
22 %
Nov
175% July
65% Jan
58%
58%
42 y2
43%
139
30%
Jan
57%
60
278
34'
Jan
11%
10%
11%
112
9
Jan
11%
Oct
10%
11
242
Nov
14%
Sep
"5%
5%
5%
173
9%
9%
9%
20
4%
43%
60
Jan
Oct
Nov
6% Aug
8% May
10%
30
31%
130
19
May
31%
Nov
91%
92%
210
50%
Jan
92%
Nov
14%
14%
13%
Aug
29
27%
29
185
23% Mar
36%
37%
380
33%
Jan
.-25
-25
-10
63%
113%
110
34%
25
15
-
July
29
Nov
39% Aug
69% Oct
68%
265
56
Jan
113%
191
78%
Jan
113%
2
27%
Jan
37 %
Bros
Detroit
&
Cleve
Detroit
Edison.
15%
Detroit
Gray
Detroit
Steel
Fruehauf
Gar
Wood
•14%
14%
183
12%
Jan
28%
29%
210
27%
Jan
13 %
13%
61
8% Mar
Hoover
Ball
Hoskins
&
7
42
41
43
205
37%
Dow Chemical
Apr
6
42%
42%
42%
15
Du
37%
Oct
5
149%
144% 150%
194
Hnwpll
General
Stores
Martin
Inc
II
Corp
36%
37 y8
Co
Inc
National Cash Register
National Distillers
For footnotes
see
page 43.
43%
45
302
92%
92
92%
266
12%
217
12%
12%
36%
36%
22%
22%
59%
60
10
I__i
Co
Montgomery Ward &
12
36%
*
I.IIIII
Co
(Glen L)
53
3
25
«
59%
17%
.
——
—r
•
5
123
53
-
«
I
45
45
•
...
(P)
—.
5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Loews
61
..g
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
Lorillard
60%
5
(new)
Motors
Greyhound
61
5
Department
Electric
General
10
'
67%
4,735
70
Sep
22%
1,435
21
Nov
28%
Oct
45%
45%
460
39
Jan
49
Aug
10%
670
8%
Jan
11%
Aug
72
Jan
King
common
—
MMnrc
6
5%
Aug
2,370
8%
Feb
33
33%
7,344
28%
Jan
2%
2%
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16% Aug
82y2c July
6,600
.
44
—
16%
—_—*
(Indiana)
90c
>1.90
i27/8
a39% a39%
Nov
*1.80
,
23
—
Standard OU Co of Calif
50% Aug
23
__
—
43%
al57/al5.7/a
77 . 30 37'A
54%- ,54%
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22% 23%
8%
8%
8%
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44% Sep
64% Sep
56% Nov
1
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.
62% Feb
38% Mar
*
Standard Oil Co (N J)
10c
38% Jan
25
994
a62% a62%
537/8 56l/2
__
Sperry Corp (Un)
—
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Standard
—A*
51
a43% a44y8
__
a64% a65%
25% 25%
Jun
4z
4%, Aug
*
1
Nov
lie
48% Sep
60% Feb
Jan
3% Jan
Railway Co (Un)
Southwestern Public Service
43
,
-6.00 Mar
2-50 Sep
1,793
5
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Mar
Jan
28c
Oct
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Calif Petroleum
Southern
27
Ac
.
3%
pfd class A_25
.Southern
.
Jan
4c
14c
29y« Oct
3%
25
25
preferred
preferred
May
13% Jan
5% Sep
Feb
26
54% Jan
1
Co Ltd com—25
Co
.Southern
1% Aug
3% Oct
a__
10 »A Sep
6% Feb
850
9
381
—*
10
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1.40
Co
Oil
20
25c
Nov
275
5
—1
————
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Nov
38% Aug
34% Aug
62% Oct
(Un)
Petroleums
25
__
37 %
*
53%
1
*
347
2%
Jan
*
59%
1
preferred
31,509
*
Nov
25%
320
53 Va
2V2
class B—10
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43
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47 %
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50
;
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,
17
21
20%
•
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Corp
Spring & Axle
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32% Aug
46'A Jan
5%
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Jan
91
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567
465
675
•
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Diego Gas & Electric com
Shell
7% Oct
14
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16
21%"
3
5
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95% July
—
;v 2.50 jun
a__
43%
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Signal OH & Gas Class A
'Sinclair Oil Corp
;
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Sep
July
&
25%
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40
a—
ug
-Oct
44
Jan
2.80
—_33y2C
33 %c
12.50
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;
3.00 Aug
19% Jan
82%^ Oct
Aug
24% Sep
43%
59%
•
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12%
21% Oct
47%
37%
__
1
(Un)
Oil
'Seaboard
25% Apr
27y4 Mar
Oct
47%
37%
1
100
1
(Un)
Pictures
Drug
Sapphire
___
4
303
1
-
Aug
.
45
1.85 Jan
2.80
—25
~25
25
25
25
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s—
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34% Aug
36% May
a__
79% Jan
'100
1,360
2%
San
*
4% NOV
30c
293
32
185
__
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Safeway Stores Incorporated
Louis San Francisco Ry—;
78
Aug
05% NOV
32% Jan
152
^32%
12%.|l2%
38 J 38
'
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43%
com——1Q
10
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2.15 Apr
1,967
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soft Interlake
% 6%
48
Feb
8
2.40
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100
9
•
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&
Co
Rockwell
Aug
19% Jan
* 165"
v 1,900
20
200
2.40
21
—
5
(Un)
Ryan Aeronautical Co-
Aug
28% Jan
32% Oct
1,200
32%
Chemical
Petroleums-
*St Regis
76
a—
1,045
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Gas
Oil
Rohr
26% Aug
Jan
59% Jan
4% Nov
75
-.
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21% Jan
29% Oct
21
20%
21%
*
Rice Ranch OU Co
NOV
42
57%
445
1,496
350
135
.3
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732
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148
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67
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100
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:
20
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(Un)
Co
Co
Richfield
247/# Jan
47
May
40
30cf 35c
2%
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3.00 Nov
30% Oct
190
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all2%>tl6%
__
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25
(Un)
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t
-
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (Un)
•
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1
Apr
Jan, '
48% Sep
31% Oct
*
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a47
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a23
71 72%
a49'/2 aSO'A
1.35
17% Oct
27 % May
16 % Aug
88% Feb
1
1
(Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tob (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
18% Feb
Jan
"202
1,925
1,825
610
240
67
Oct
1.75 Aug
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"
1
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'
-
37%§73/8
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, Grumman Aircraft Eng
(Un)—
■i
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5%
2.30
18% 19%
29% 29%
a20% *207/8
__
38% Oct
2% Jan
;—1
:
Mathieson
Reserve
7% Aug
61
6
Co—
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel (Un)
11% Sep
11 Vi Aug
12% Nov
May
Oct
Jun
Apr
Oct
1,651
15
15
.
Jan
4%
38
19%
33 %
1.15 Mar
180
80
3,300
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24 Vi Aug
40% Nov
2.58
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Nov
f
6
(Un)
'
37%
187
37
34%-&4%
__
10
94%
'
2,400
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37%
__
17% Aug
350
Jun
13% Jan
20
760
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"23% Not
Jan
400
'
^31
14c
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)-.
Pfizer (Chas) Co (Un)
Phelps DOdge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Philip Morris & Co, (Uti)
Phillips Petroleum (Un)
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Nov
Nov
410
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.
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__
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(Un)
Co
430
44%.34%
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1
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66l//|
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Good Humor Co of Calif common___50c
Goodrich
36% 3
__
__
f
15
35
35% Jan
%
5%
2.15
_-
2.30
•
17%
580
•
*40 a40V2
a30%
Nov
75c
,
a30%
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—
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8% Aug
13% Aug
Nov
' 92>$2%
,
a__
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15%
100
1.6®
--
17% Mar
390
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34%
67,420
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j_
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1
---
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23%
29
4.60
1% Jan
Pacific-Tel & Tel common
Pan American World
<Un)__
•
9%
6%
9%
lOYa
23%
28%
__
18% Oct
29% Oct
*
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-
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291
510
18
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Service
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,
1
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34
20%
910
{1
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__
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3
July
16% Sep
40% Feb
7% Mar
42 y4 Aug
450
-
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17%,!
,
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18% Aug
Jan
1,625
—
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41% Jun
60
48% Nov
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21%
4%
preferred
preferred
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4.80% preferred
4.50% (preferred
Paciiic 'indemnity Co__
Pacific Lighting common-.
47 y8 Aug
*.
108
Jan
13%
24 %
5%%
(24
655
■
26%
100
4
6%
July
783
381
,
.
July
> 430
Mohawk Power (Un)
Corporation
Paciiic
21% Aug
-44
Feb
59% May
4% Nov
,
1.15
1,223
21 Va
Pacific Clay Products new
Pacific Finance Corp
15% Oct
47%
4%
1
General Motors Corp common—
.General Public
831
:.
44% Nov
24%
Oil
Pabco
19% Nov
57% Feb
8% Jan
Sep
633A Nov
35%, Feb
*
Edison
Olin
Jan
462
47%
.2
General Dynamics Corp
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Co
(Un)
'r
9% Jun
26% Mar
15% Jan
300
48%
17%
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56% Aug
33% Oct
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47%
17%
__
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__
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6%
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4,122
1,080
425
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108% Oct
(
6% Apr
5«Jan
50
44%
70c
13%
Nov
4A00
-
.
60
Oct
20
87/* Apr
427
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*
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Norris
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70
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35% Jan
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48% May
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36%
__
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Co
.
44%
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23 y*
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Jan
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5
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__
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65
475
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21
1.05
1
10
17% Nov
63% Oct
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Oct
160
8%
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'
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Niagara
13% Feb
.
1.05
1
59% Mar
Jan
12%
60
(Un)__——10
Theatres
National
Nov
247
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(Un)
Merchants
41
215
60
Co
Gypsum (Un)
National Supply
(Un)
2% Sep
16%
36^36%
__
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10
.
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5
10
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1
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35
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37% Jan
65
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88
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31%
629
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__
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14%#'
32%/
35
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12% Jan
300
-
61-
13^13%
15
10
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—
13%
City
National
26% Aug
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570
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38% Aug
26% May
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40
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29
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44
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5
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10
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)__
5
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)
• ^
71
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3
.
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18'M.18%
533
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15
95
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Mission, Development (Un)
Nov
Jan
Aug
38%
95
Apr
1% Aug
66% Jan
—18
Co Inc.(Un)._
&
25%
V
51%
Middle
9% Jun
16% Apr
5,310
425
2,662
600
49% Now
63% Oct
26%
60
670
1
282
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(Un)
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63%
15
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Jan
117
a72
1
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Merchants
14 y< Aug
•'
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49%
2»/4
17%
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23% NOV
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2
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2,211
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20%
%
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,
37%
10
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48% Sep
14% July
49
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1,382
22
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Commonwealth ^Edison (Un)
.
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200
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Martin (Glenn L) Co (Un)
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16% Jan
240
350
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15 y« July
100
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5% May
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30
668
1,008
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14%
11% Mar
7
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90%
.
75% Jan
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Celanese Corp (-Un).,
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182
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14%
1
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7
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16
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r
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i
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•
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Byron Jackson Co
14% Jan
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91
4%
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316
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50c
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3% Nov
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Motors
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2.55 July
10% Aug
.,...11%. Jun
,
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12c
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preferred
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10
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__
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a85% a85%
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
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128
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27% Jan
200
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35% May
95% Jan
100
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215
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for Week
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100
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555
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44
1.420
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5
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Atlantic Refining
Ave©
10
(Un)
38% July
18
Mar
30% Jan
360
21
44 -V
42
44
(HI)
(Un).;.
Oil Refining (Un)_.
Asliland
Atlas
19%
(Un)___50
31% May
Sales
Range
Par
High
510
Week's
of Prices
Last
8ale Price
■' -we
37%
^Un;
(Un)
& :C0
Armour
37 Vs
Friday
STOCKS
High
__25
Copper Mining Co
Anderson-Prichard
Low
12
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
NOVEMBER
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
for Week
Jafl,'0)
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11% Aug
:
Oct
Jan
24% NOV
25%
Feb
36% July
5%
Apr
13%
-
8% Sep.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
J6
...
Monday, November 15, 1954
(2003)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Last
Tri-Continental
■
Warrants
Carbide
Union
Film__
4%
Jan
8%
Nov
14%
Aug
Apr
16
28%
Jan
Sep
80%
80%
322
72%
Jan
84%
Sep
51
52%
3,545
38%
Jan
52%
Nov
144% 144 %
191
112%
Jan
144 %
Nov
General
Box
34%
Nov
General
Candy Corp
68%
Aug
32%
34%
66%
67%
467
a6
39%
(Un)
Zenith Radio
37%
40 %
General Electric CO—__—;
—5
44%
43%
44%
2,200
May
48%
13%
13
13%
300
9%
Jan
13%
76%
77%
200
57%
Feb
79
July
Nov
Motors
common
Gillette
Sep
Glidden Co
14
Mar
20
Sep
Jan
Gossard
13%
14
733
14
Nov
a6l% a67%
250
61%
Nov
23%
23%
23%'
695
36% May
23% Oct
24
Nov
73
73
73
336
50%
Jan
74%
Jun
Great
Lakes
45
45
449
45
Nov
45
Nov
Greif
Bros
26c
25c
28c
9,350
Jun
31c
Sep
5c
158
4c
Harnischfeger Corp
Mar
Jan
Jan
72%
Oct
(G)
(Walter E)
& Co
Spencer
Bartlett
Corporation
Huttlg Sash & Door common
Mfg Co
D)
Admiral Corp
Advanced
Aluminum
Affiliated
Gas
Akron
Castings
Equipment
Manufacturing
Brass
American
Machine
&
Oil
Jan
62%
Oct
3% May
6%
Sep
Jan
30% May
17%
Jan
29'
26%
22%
Jan
10%
10%
101/4
500
8
2574
25'/4
44
44
— -
44
Nov
200
191/2 May
25%
200
37
44
Jan
Nov
3%
Feb
28
100
21%
Jan
28%
Nov
13
9%
Apr
13%
Jun
100
44%
Jun
53
NOV
35
800
18
Jan
35%
11
11
100
11%
Oct
68'/8
300
5%
41%
Jan
67%
'
150
53
34%
vW
CO
13
53
'
—m
Jan
68%
Nov
26
31
Aug
28%
27%
28%
700
Mar
36%
35
37%
3,200
28%
Jan
37%
Nov
34%
34%
35%
1,000
28%
Jan
37%
Aug
*
54%
54%
300
35%
Jan
54%
Nov
23%
1,200
20%
Jan
23'% Aug
International
Packers
1574
16
10% Jan
16
NOV
Apr
26
Jua
International
Paper
83
86 78
300
56%
Jan
86%
Nov
27'%
Nov
International
Shoe
44%
Nov
26%
27%
500
7%
7%
7%
550
13%
11%
15%
55
14
9
9
18% May
10
Feb
7% Mar
1,900
9%
Nov
14
Nov
7%
4%
700
Jan
3%
Jan
9%
4%
(Un)
Ltd
(Un)
Interstate
Power
7.50
43%
43%
44%
500
38 Va
Jan
•
23»A
22
23%
2,700
13%
Jan
3.50
12%
(Un)
Co
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Feb
1,300
*
Co
International Tel & Tel
Oct
15%
15
34'A July
Nob
18%
17%
18%
7,300
11 J/2 May
18%
Nov
21
20%
21
900
19 Vs
21
Nov
Kaiser Alum
42%
42%
43
/"300
Jun
Kansas
City Power & Light—
49%
47%
49%
700
43'/2 Mar
53% July
Kansas
Power
27
27
300
23 J/8
Jan
29
July
23
23%
1,100
21%
Feb
28 V<
July
Katz Drug Co
Kennecott Copper
Iowa Power & Light Co
Snoe
1
24
12%
200
10%
Jan
13"%
30%
200
29%
Jan
34% July
26
26%
500
25
Jan
28%
5%
500
4%
Jan
5%
*
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
(George W)
28%
29'A
6,800
20 %
Jan
29%
Nov
71%
71%
100
47
Jan
71%
Nov
37%
38
200
32%
Jan
39
Aug
21%
21%
21%
600
18%
Jan
15
15%
150
11
Jan
17
Sep
93%
95
400
64%
Feb
95
Nov
34%
Feb
44%
Nov
Laclede Gas
57%
60%
1,500
33%
Jan
60'A
Nov
Lamson &
8%
Oct
Landis
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co new com—
7
11%
11%
800
1
19
19
100
•
44
38
44
Lion Oil Co
•
44 J/2
43%
44%
500
Lonergan Mfg class B
1
6'A
6'A
6%
2,500
Louisville Gas & Elec of Ky
*
45%
45%
100
1
7 J/4
7%
400
4,100
300
8%
8%
1,800
6%
33%
34%
600
28 Ya
Jan
36
2%
2%
2%
700
2 J/2
Jun
'4% Jan
5%
4%
10% July
63
Sep
Marquette
Jan
31% Oct
Martin
(Glenn L)
Jan
97%
Medusa
Portland
1,200
21
97%
300
61
%
300
4%
2,500
4%
85
93
93
900
16
Lytton's
(Henry C) & Co
Marshall
Nov
1% July
Cement
Field
Cement
Pacific
Ry
16
Aug
Minneapolis Brewing Co
26%
800
26%
Nov
Minnesota
100
75%
Jan
105 y4
Nov
Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
50
Apr
55%
Oct
Missouri
Min
2%
Jan
Modine
Mfg /Go
Nov
Monroe
Chemical
15%
14%
15%
700
IOJ/2
Jnn
15%
Nov
25
21%
25
1,600
15"%
Jan
25
Nov
Montgomery Ward & Co.
July
Motorola
20
20%
200
16%
Apr
23%
23%
23%
400
11'/2
Jan
23% Nov
29
27
29%
1.900
2iy2
Jan
29% Nov
21%
20%
22%
1,000
30%
28%
30 %
23%
24
23%
36
10
Co
Iron common
1
preference
16%
Apr
23% Oct
500
23 %
Jan
30% Nov
National
Lead
1,000
19%
Jan
24% Sep
National
Standard
23%
100
15%
Apr
23% Nov
National
Tile
37%
1,500
33% Mar
39% Aug
New
21%
800
19
Jan
27% May
North
65%
100
60 J/4
Jan
65%
14 %
14%
900
10 J%
Jun
14% Nov
North American Car Corp
Northern Pacific Ry
81
81
100
66
Mar
400
8
Aug
8%
8%
102
/Feb
81
Nov
12
Mar
115% Aug
25
68 %
110% 114%
8,300
1,100
'811/2
Jan
22
25%
9,500
17%
Jan
25 %
Nov
Ohio
83%
85 »/2
250
72%
Jan
85 J/2
Nov
Ohio Oil Co
63
114
24%
..100
&6% Feb
70
Co
_
I
Coleman
i
Columbia Gas System
Inc
114% Nov
Oak
Edison
Crane Co common
Corp
—
Curtis-Wright Corp
100
541/4
Jan
64% July
Oklahoma
Gas
900
24»/2
Feb
36% Nov
Oklahoma
Natural
27
27
150
14%
15
2,500
23% Sep
12% Jan
4,400
37
...
43%
441/4
45%
45%
45%
300
10%
IO1/4
10%
1,300
25
351/4
25
1
(Un)
44
13%
35%
700
13%
13%
200
—10
Company
Detroit
&
Detroit
Edison
Cleveland Nav
38%
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
29%
Nov
7% Jan
(Un)__
_
25%
Jan
1,600
7%
Jan
100
28J/2
Jan
800
34%
Laboratories
Inc
15%
16
33'/4
33 "4
17%
17%
18
2,050
10% Jan
40%
42%
2,100
33 %
5
__
Manufacturing Corp
Class A
31%
42%
Co.
10
Dow Chemical Co
Mont
34%
28
Mar
15% Sep
44% July
5
149%
15%
600
145% 149%
300
15
Jan
91/4
Air
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
Paper
10
•
National
&
5
Mfg
Watch
footnotes
see nagp
200
15
43.
—-.
Jan
14 %
27
Jan
32% July
450
Sep
13'/a Aug
34% Nov
16
Sep
77/s July
6% July
61/4
400
500
55%
Jan
76'/4
Nov
46'/2
46%
800
38 %
Jan
46%
Nov
75
78
250
341/2
Jan
85
27
251/4
2%
50
27
2%
22
Apr
12
2
Apr
3% Mar
36
73
1,100
56%
49%
50
1,300
31
5J/4
6
1,900.
19%
19%
200
201/2
33%
Oct
25
25
5%
Oct
350
32% Aug
71
25
71%
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
.
4% Jan
17% Mar
Aug
50
Nov
6%
Jan
21% July
20%
1,600
16% May
21%
Oct
56%
541/4
56%
200
38%
Feb
56%
NOV"
331/4
32%
33%
250
28%
Jan
35% Aug
20%
7%
71/4
7%
4,600
20%
23%
4,500
44%
46
20%
23%
3,050
58%
59%
300
23%
300
3% Mar
7%
Nov
Feb
18%
Jan
26
20
Jan
48%
Sep
17%
Jan
23%
Nov
63% Mar
5
15%
15%
16
2,200
53% July
13% July
10
(Minn)
com
52%
52%
53
3,400
40 %
Jan
56
14
Oct
16
Feb
Jan
22
Nov
50
16% Aug
Aug
14%
14%
1
21%
20%
22
2,650
16%
12
44 %
43%
44%
1,000
38%
Jan
44 ■% Aug
62%
62%
63%
200
64Yb
Jan
67"% May
Jan
32% July
10
Gas
Olin-Mathieson Chem Corp
31%
31%
200
7.50
Electric.
&
27
21%
21%
500
21%
Oct
23 % Aug
523/4
58%
900
41%
Apr
58 %
Nov
16
16%
1,700
9%
Jan
16%
Nov
36%
36%
300
27%
Jan
36%
17V4
17%
400
13% Mar
20% Mar
15 %
19
5
2
37
4%
2% Jun
761/4
58%
1
Pen
Co
class
Patterson-Sargent
Peabody
Coal
Oct
Penn
B
Co
Co
*
18
Perfect
A
Circle
(Chas)
Jan
15% Nov
104% Jan
149% Nov
Philco
Corp
200
22 J/4
Jan
37
61%
400
46%
Jan
61% Jun
202
16
127%
Jan
202
45
656
341/2
Jan
45
14%
14%
900
11% Mar
Nov
&
Co
3%
4%
16%
400
4%
1,800
600
2%
Nov
Apr
4%
Nov
10% May
13
Nov
20%
52%
Nov
25
13
12%
13
10
52%
49%
52%
1.850
181/4
17%
18%
3,000
15
Apr
18 %
14%
14%
14%
3,800
13%
Jan
16% Mar
21
21
100
14%
Jan
21
35%
36%
1,700
80% July
37% Feb
45%
46%
300
31% Jan
46%
1
(Un)
Phillips
Petroleum
Steel
Name
pfd
*
Pressed
37
15%
16%
Nov
Mar
33 %c
class
pr
Pennsylvania RR
Pfizer
17%
50
Controls Inc
conv
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Sep
43% July
1
5
common—
34% Aug
59%
200
10 %
100
3%
61/4
Parker
42%
61%
150
30%
73
11% Aug
37
1
(Un)
Corp
Controller
For
Inc.
Co
13%
30'/2
3%
49% Aug
"
Eastern
Aug
Oct
13'/2
3QJ/2
100
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
15%
(Un)_.
Apr
Pan American World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures (Un)
(Alan B)
4.
Du Pont (EI) de Nemours
Nov
22%
2 %
Peabody Coal Co 5%
&
119 %
Jan
•
36%
1
Co
Motors
Feb
20
1
(Un)
62'/4
*
Commonwealth Edison common...
51
75
10
i
Co
34%
.
(Un)
Manufacturing Co
62%
•
475
20%
23%
Co
34%
5
...
(Un)
119%
Sep
62%
__
33%
20
(Un)
Power
*
Inc
64
31% July
Jan
117
118
1
RR
1
Ilium
Electric
Apr
Jan
17
5
Northwest Bancorporation
115% 115%
.
Oct
42
24%
300
800
5
Aviation
States
Sep
10
Co
Mfg
Bush Shoe
8%
2,500
1
Co
Central
Northern
Nunn
Aug
71/4 Nov
62%
3
National Cylinder Gas
National Distillers Prod
Nov
Oct
48 %
28%
50c
&
7%
Jan
31%
•
Company
American
Nov
Jan
4
41%
30
"
Inc
York
44%
32% Jan
27%
*
common
20%
64%
preferred
Muter
.
Nov
62
*
Co
65%
25
Chrysler Corp
$3.50
Sep
Oct
Sep
27%
*
15 y8
20
20
44
10
Cement
Feb
1% May
13
Jun
8% Apr
15
31%
25
&
Portland
3,850
Sep
31
62%
1
Jun
Feb
11 %
8%
Nov
1
HJ/2
1,000
Co—•
21
*
1,000
14 y.
Oct
Aug
Products
2%
•
18%
♦
1
South Utilities
15%
20%
88
Miller & Hart Inc common
14%
•
21
_•
147/8
37%
Nov
21
Middle
19 J/8
2
201/2
Jan
105% 105 %
2
12 %
Jan
Nov
4%
650
50
Jan
19
400
54%
Jun
9%
15%
•
(Un)_
Co
15%
54%
7
400
10
Co
18%
24
150
800
1
Mfg
&
15%
26%
Nov
8%
11%
20%
7%
93
Jan
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
3
50%
Aug
19%
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food
Jun
Nov
3%
11%
Jan
%
5%
Nov
20%
5
25
18%
15%
1
&
Power
Jan
Jan
25%
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__ 12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
•
Continental
8 J/2
250
28
391/2
2
4
Co
46 J/2
1,000
60
%
Machine
6% Aug
97
25
1
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common
Consumers
9%
9%
Oct
2% July
10
University—
(Un)
Jan
4%
2,200
60
26
Nov
May
5
Chicago Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
Co
5TB
5%
8%
Co
Sessions Co
Lincoln
Nov
•
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Foods
Jan
120
34%
10
Certain-teed Products
Cleveland
Jan
23
Central Illinois Public Service
4%%
Jan
15
Central & South West Corp
Cleveland Cliff's
Jan
26 %
~8%
12.50
Celanese Corp of America
Cities Service
14 y4
Extension
Salle
5
common
Isl
Nov
Jan
92 J/2
100
120
120
Apr
10%
23
8,700
11%
12%
La
1
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Rock
14
Jan
10%
Oct
22%
Jan
Nov
11%
20c
Corp
900
July
24%
5
Brothers
6,400
2%
8%
•
(Un)
5%
2
55 J/4
10%
10
(Un)
200
4%
2
29%
5
Burlington Mills Corp
39%
5
5
Kropp Forge Co
2,700
24%
5
Corp
39'/4
1
33 %c
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
1,000
1
.
•
2,100
11%
•
Co
95
*
8%
11%
lp
1
(Un
65 J/8
(Un)
Corp
44%
.
24%
•
10
5
Company
Burton-Dixie
July
8.75
1
59%
13
(E J).
Corp
Nov
175
*
(Un)
60%
—3
3
Foote Gear Works
Burroughs
24
Feb
Light
pfd„50
8%
50
Corp
Brach & Sons
Jan
•
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg-Warner
Oct
13%
156 %
58%
8%
4
10
Manufacturing
10
1,000
1
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
3,600
3,600
&
Sep
Jun
6
71%
10
conv
42%
58%
5
Benguet Consolidated Mining
18 ye
10%
5%
& Chem
44
50
10
Corp
48%
24
172% 174%
25
(Un)
Feb
10%
10%
5
—
36%
22%
5
Corp
Aviation
Chicago
23%
7
Oct
Sep
Aug
12%
26%
10
Johnson Stephens & Shin&kle
24
30%
•
74%
common
Sep
♦
Co
Jan
(Un)
Nov
July
2%
2%
27%
--
Nov
10%
100
2%
'. '
Nov
26%
Apr
5
24%
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Elgin
Sep
14
23
Harvester
Jan
Bastian-Blessing Co
:
Belden Manufacturing Co
Electric
13,800
24
Jan
Nickel
25%
Refining common
Products
Eddy
5%
Jan
11% Jun
16
46
Mineral & Chemical
45%
—
Automatic. Washer Co
Avco Mfg Corp
J
800
International
International
400
Atlantic Refining Co
Du
2,400
*
Oct
International
2,900
2nd
conv
Dodge
600
12%
58'/2
3%
Apr
High
2,200
preferred
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
i
22
Sep
26% May
48%
4%
;
(111)
Ashland Oil &
Deere
Jan
1% July
Nov
Low
26%
Develop clas A common__5
Armour & Co
.
18%
200
40%
32%
Mining (Un)
Armco Steel Corp (Un)
a
600
2%
Oct
181/2
1,700
74%
(111)
American Tobacco
1
24%
•
3%
Anaconda Copper
Clinton
Feb
50
Interlake Steamship Co
Range Since J*n. 1
10
& Stand San
American Rad
Butler
13%
1% Aug
800
*
30%
Foundry
American Motors Corp
Brad
300
14
2,800
Co
71%
American Tel & Tel Co
Budd
Steel
12.50
Investment Co
Borg
17%
Jan
29
Corp
4%
Cyanamid Co—
American
Sinks
Jan
4%
1
Develop
1
American
Bendix
1%
28
100
RR
1
American Can Co
Athey
Nov
9% May
300
1,100
12%
10
Co
74%
Theatres
$1.50
99%
300
1%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Amurex
53%
13%
43%
24
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991/4
1 %
25%
1
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High
24
1
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Aug
26
1
10
20
Alleghany Corp (Un)
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15
23
42%
—8
10
•
1
5
1
50c
Acme Steel Co-
11% Mar
42%
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Abbott Laboratories
(J
Shares
100
28
Industrial
Range
14
40% Aug
Jan
26%
Indiana Steel Products Co
Sales
of Prices
Sal* Price
Brick
Illinois
Illinois Central
for Week
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Oct
30
28%
—2
—35
Hibbard
Friday
Sep
75%
46%
28
Hein Werner Corp
Heller
Midwest Stock
10%
4% May
Jan
100
200
57%
4%
1
Brewing Co
8c
Heileman
Hupp
A
2,800
69'/4
39%
10
1
Hammond Organ Co
64% Aug
65%
8%
Nov
May
3
25% Mar
Jan
4c
39,500
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5c
37
21%
12%
—
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Sep
40
24%
3
25
Hallicrafters Co
21%
Oct
Nov
10%
30
32%
23%
'
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Greyhound Corp (Un)
300
17
,
1
Gulf Oil Corp
34%
2%
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Cooperage class A
Apr
34% Aug
13%
1%
Dock
&
29%
Jan
97
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Oil & Chemical
Oct
28%
14
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—
27%
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Great Lakes Dredge
95
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Jan
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17
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Jun
Nov
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92
38
34%
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5
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92%
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General Package Corp
14% May
Oct
2%
Jan
77%
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110
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Aug
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19
58%
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Sep
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Apr
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100
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6%
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66%
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37
155
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Jan
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Nov
8%
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1
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182
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1,060
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65
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400
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10
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40
59%
65
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4
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Western Air Lines
Western Union Telegraph (Un)
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28
25
800
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63
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85
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805
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FOR
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Feb
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67% May
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61%
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43%
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32%
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1,200
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Jan
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14% July
Oil
Company
Co
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co
(Un)
65%
Sep
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RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Theatres
Corp
Radio Corp of
Raytheon
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Southwestern
Spiegel
Inc
900
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15%
1,800
14% Jan
35%
Nov
900
47%
Feb
Nov
7%
67%
1,100
Blaw-Knox
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
Columbia Gas System
Co 8%
conv
23%
1,100
13%
14
2,900
34%
34%
13%
21%
57% Mar
77%
16%
Jan
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Oct
32%
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47
46%
26%
1,100
15%
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26%
85
85
9%
5%
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400
1
5%
5%
85
200
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72%
May
2%
Oct
500
53
91%
77%
68%
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95%
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101%
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300
19%
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1,150
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11
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1,500
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62
65
Apr
130
59
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600
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40%
Nov
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62%
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8
100
Mar
10
Apr
24%
Jun
35% May
67
Nov
Armour &
75
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Atchison
Topeka
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Atlas
14%
13% Jan
15
16
72%
Apr
79
19
350
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200
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78
100
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78% Nov
65% May
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533
19%
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34
376
29%
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207
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2,319
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33
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266
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Atlantic Oil
Canadian
9
31%
1
Common
Sun
Canadian
Sep
Apr
24%
15
—
Philco
Scott
Nov
70%
30%
—
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
$1.40
15%
Feb
6%
31%
50c
Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
3.60%
Calif
25%
5
Peoples
Potomac
Nov
Nov
7%
•
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.l——
Pennsylvania Water f- Power Co
%
California
38%
80
10
—
10
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
aus.
dlv
Sep
Jan
56
common
Ink
Feb
610
25
19% Mar
10
4%
3,338
619
i
Nov
120
Co
25 %
1,159
44
816
5
Co
Cement
135
68%
7%
Jan
Sep
120
7%
29%
all8%al23%
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20c
Corporation
38%
15%
Pennroad
$1
2,763
1,484
July
3%
.
Sullivan
80
62%
Co__
Mining
Jackson
23% Aug
50
9%
1
Jan
39
Jan
31%
(Un)
Company
Byron
65%
15%
35c
1
38%
5
(Glenn-Til
4
Jun
31% May
10
44
3%
Corp
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
(Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Burroughs
55%
Nov
29%
Oil
&
991
1,595
—
•
Bunker Hill
59%
a57% a60%
a38%
2
Budd
Nov
24
31%
Inc
Calaveras
14%
Co
Merck & Co
37% Jnly
10% July
Jan
63%
Corp
Co
Lehigh Coal
Martin-
7%
Nov
175% July
24% July
2% Mar
14%
Brother*
(The)
7%
8%
60%
Oct
174 %
100
Calif__
of
78
1
Storage Battery
Garfinckel
125
25
Publishing Co
Delaware Power &
Light
Duquesne Light Co
Gimbel
1,128
3%
___5
Company
&
9%
3%
Jan
41%
Jan
49%
__
——lc
(Un)
Borden Co
High
Jan
21
33%
44
70% July
11% Mar
Chrysler Corp
Electric
Low
60%
172
6% par pfd_50
Curtis
Fidelity
High
Jan
Jan
1
Consol
Chica
13%
29%
156%
11%
(Un).
Oil Co
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa
3,224
ai3%ai3V4
(Un)—50 al23%
(Un)
14% May
65% Oct
1,701
a23% a23%
a60%
3
Aug
Sep
35% Mai-
1,226
37%
50
—
(Un)__13
10%
53
42%
__
—10
Corp
Nov
49% July
Feb
43% Mar
24
35%
44
5
Fe
21%
;
Nov
41 %
58%
__
5
Bethlehem Steel
Range Since Jan. I
58
7%
50
preferred
Bankers Securities Corp
Shares
988
al9%al9%
(Un)
18%
40
58%
20
Aug
72% Nov
72% Aug
173 174%,
__
50
Nov
3% Mar
100
22%
41%
25
29%
Jan
36'A
50
23%
Oct
11% May
15'A Jan
621
Blair
for Week
of Prices
2,003
10%
Bishop
Sales
Feb
10%
Co
Co
Jan
51
a64% a643A
(Un)
Ohio
Inst
47
60
10%
5
Oil
826
18%
2%
260
P2
Securities
May
17%
■
26
22% Mar
1,055
(Un)
Baltimore
Bankline
88
72%
21%
Wedge
Corp
210
a69%a69%
Corp (Un)—5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Nov
10%
Corp
Mfg
100
95
__
25
Santa
Co
3%
187
:
Mar
29%
71
__
High
42% May
Oct
20
3%
49%
(Un)
&
41"%
29%
__
10
(111)
Jun
93%
95
42%
Corp
Co
Atok-Big
Avco
Oct
58%
Steel
Aug
75
Low
20%
Corp (Un)
Refining
78
78
Oil
50% Jan
13%
92
Fuel
75
48%
(Un)_
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Armco
Feb
a26% a26%
(Uni
Copper Mining
27 %
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
155
42%
(Un)
Jan
50%
High
49%
.
Corp
26% Mar
18%
—
Oct
Sales
42%
Anglo Calif National Bank
39 VB
78
92
Co
Viscose
Woolen Co
36% July
1
Mar
22%
Shares
42"%
__
100
American
27 y8
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Corp
-Nov
9% Jun
for Week
10
Co
American
200
67
Tel
Oct
300
Baltimore Transit Co—
23
Exchange
of Prices
29%
5
Nov
700
—
Jan
11%
22
1,195
214
_12%
Corp
Nov
10%
13
15% July
25% Oct
42%
__
1
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6%
71%
*
428
21 %
(Un)__
12%
34
33%
Nov
23%
(Un)__l
com
34%
200
26
'
1,049
Week's
Range
42%
—20
(Un)___
Jan
4%
33%
*
12%
Low
5
(Un)
7% May
29'A Jan
50
10
13c
11%
12
Last
300
20%
100
Jun
72%
1,900
Low
Sep
5c
24
6%
61%
GO'A
173%
8%
70%
11%
Nov
71
*
18%
104
800
23%
American Tel &
Jan
33%
Par
504
23%
88% July
Last
Nov
7% Aug
5% July
9c
72%
52%
Sale Price
Jun
68%
8%
10
70% Feb
26
—
32
Jun
6% July
5% Mar
9c
—
12.50
38%
67
.
23
Feb
Sep
8%
__
American
Nov
Arkansas
—_
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26%
52%
25
23%
400
59
%
23
5
900
69
61
Common
135
1,200
9
STOCKS
Baldwin
5%
—
5
52%
82
39%
__
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35
34%
Friday
&
90
6%
5%
*
50%
6
5
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
68*%
6%
68%
♦
32%
80%
.
Arundel
65%
10
.
Potash & Chemical class B_*
American Radiator & S S (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Uii(„•
11%
_
Co
Jan
150
Theatres
Motors
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Stores
1%
30 %
*
American
Beckman
American
Nov
30%
25
Friday
Inc
Bendix Aviation Corp
American Tel
15%
1% Juiy
Limited
Airlines
American
u
Corp
American
American
ZI-io
Apr
28% Aug
Apr
7%. Jan
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Mfg Co
Feb
24
__
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Aluminium
Mar
__
_
Allis-Chalmers
Nov
——
20%
Nov
35%
Jan
908
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18
10
Tube
Nov
12%
200
•
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(Wm) Jr
Yates-American Machine
Oct
21%
24
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$4.25 preferred
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Public Service
130
Jan
31% July
1,056
Co
Apr
1
23%
1%
(Un)
__*
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co
10
Allied Chemical &
Dye Corp (Un)____*
Nov
17
Jan
Reduction
Jan
—12%
_
86%
Air
15%
__
75
1
19%
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
May
17%
36 %
•
35%
78
27
15%
_
13
10
24%
84%
24
Corp
300
62%
208
Sep
22% Juiy
4% Jan
1%
Laboratories
Admiral
500
•
Van Dorn Iron Works
11
81%
1
35%
12% May
3% Juiy
26%
Par
Abbott
500
5
34%
Sale Price
16
—1
46
33%
STOCKS
28
__
(Un)...
57%
Sep
15%
82
22%
20
37/3
27
_—
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34
27 %
296
18%
37/3
14%
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27%
•
Jan
28%
18%
35%
10c
23%
10
Sep
202
26
24
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14%
2%
1
35%
32%
25%
1%
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Sep
80
~2%
1
Telegraph
&
July
35%
1
Jun
Jan
31%
San Francisco Stock
20% Apr
51% Sep
1
7%
15%
Nov
25
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501
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21%
11
42
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Oct
Jan
41%
33%
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57/3
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32%
12%
28%
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Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Sep
72%
215
59
5
Brewing
Vanadium
Oct
200
2,200
Nov
15
5%
32%
10
Toy Mining
United
Aug
5%
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100
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Sep
Aug
11
1434
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14%
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6% Mar
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Radio
Oct
85
21
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200
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700
9%
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1
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Aug
122
__
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Reymer & Bros
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Jun
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49% Nov
38 %
26%
10
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Corp
$2.50
Jan
26
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28
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July
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24
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300
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35%
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Sep
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21
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26%
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Natco
%
11
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47%
49%
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200
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Joy
Nov
300
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2
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Oct
10
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Lone
Sep
26 %
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
,
Tri Continental
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Truax-Traer Coal common
Motor
Jan
17%
46%
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Union
22%
Jun
45%
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Apr
14%
26
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35
15%
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88
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200
46%
47
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Harbison
700
21%
5
Union Carbide & Carbon
Union Oil of California-
Follansbee
Fort
17%
10
Thor Power Tool Co
Toledo Edison Co
Rubber
Jan
20% Mar
77%
25
Lines
14
July
200
17%
25
(The)
Air
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28
♦
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
EquitaDie Gas Co
Nov
74%
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Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Swift & Company
Transamerica
12
10%
23%
Co
of Trices
Low
*
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Jan
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a
Range
Par
Allegheny Ludlum
40% May
26% Jan
8% Jan
19
Sep
17%
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Corp
Sundstrand Machine
Wieboldfc
21%
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Sunbeam
Western
23%
1%
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U S Steel
300
—
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Stone
United
10%
2
Stewart-Warner
Trane Co
10
33% July
21% July
17%
California
Studebaker-Packard
10
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Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil N J (Un)
Co
1,950
1
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
Texas
3,000
23
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Container
39%
22%
5
Service
__
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7
37%
8%
1
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Zenith
15%
35%
67%
14%
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Last
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30
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STOCKS
65%
5
Standard
White
Nov
23
15
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S
36%
77%
common
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S
Jan
Friday
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22%
7
1
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Sparks-Withington
U
9%
2,500
38%
,
Works
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co
U
36%
1.40
Co
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
208
35%
5
Sears Roebuck & Co__
20th
Jan
loV-i
35%
12
Paper Co
Sch'enley Industries (Un)
Thor
4%
5
Regis
1
100
5
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13
67%
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NOVEMBER
High
9%
—
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Low
9%
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5
Remington Rand (Un)
—__50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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2.50
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10
Rexail
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9 '/a
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1
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Monday, November 15, 1954
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38
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Oct
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Westates Petlmrenrit commdn
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130
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-
July
27
43
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15%
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33 y* July
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58%
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44% Aug
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155
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53%
July
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a43% a44%
68%
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95
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32% Aug
49J
20%
54
410
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ft
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•^Pacific Coast Aggregates-^i
v
pacific Finance Corp (Un
Pacific
14%
15
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Ohio Edison Co (Un)
Ohio Oil Co ,common (Un)-__i__
Ollh Mathieson Chemical Corp
,
Jun
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United
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
82
Sylvania Electric Products—t~
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Feb
26
18%
100
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Nov
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s
1.102
53%
51%
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Jan
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23%
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18% Jan
.
2,011
15
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1
1,91a
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24
31%
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Jan
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300
>
15%
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May
20%
765
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22%
19% Aug
'
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7
2%
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
16%, Jun
a2t%
20%
20%
5
24
(Un)
t3% May
I, 16
a 21%
1
_i
1,355
15%
1
NOV
30
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Superior Portland Cement (Un)—-
^
79% Aug
Jan
64V*
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Sterling Drug Inc (Un)—<—2;
Studebaker Packard'
•
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17
Standard Oil Co 6i N J" (U»)_2^__
Stanley
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-
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55% July
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3
100
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61%
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/
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41
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50
^
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-
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15
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61%
61
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Southern
26% Aug
23% Oct
Jan
19% July
4,079
26%
a41%
22%
152
23%
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Socony-Vacuum Oil |Un)_
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Sep
Feb
1.50
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07a
4j5
a37
Sep
JNOV
16% Mar
41%
Shell Oil Co-_L-*
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Signal Oil «S5 Gas Co class 'A-_o_„.
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Jan
297b
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47%
r
Nov
1.40 Feb
202
•
20%
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Pacific Railway
13%
270
23 Va
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31
,
13
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60
a26y« a27%
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•26%
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%
175
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Jun
48%
8% Apr
•
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1
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a71
preferred
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17%
■
I
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preferred
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Power
American
North
•
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334
13%
I12O
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Jan
41 '
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Scheniey Indlls trie« (Un)_
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2,38-4
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Nov
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16%
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SafeVay
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Jan
93%
49
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Jan
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V
66
09%
47
23 V2
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546
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Oct
63
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455
46
36
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Jan
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3,866
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.
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Aug
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Eq'ft Realty Ltd
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23%
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.
3j 5
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Aug
40%
Range Sine* Jan;
.
22C
53
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5
'
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14
18% Mar
10
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bu
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Pullman
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.
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Aug
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1
common
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l '/H
33
50
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1
12%
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Oct
29 v JU,y
978
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Magna vox Co
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43
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'
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39% Mar
194
90%
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;
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12%
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Nov
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4'i
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104%
50
36%
ICdgft County Land.,5.
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Apr
Jan
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t
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Apr
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Leslie
25
19% Jan
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Oct
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102
1
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-
625
21%
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1.35
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Cow
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Jan
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a96%
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Kaiser Aluminum ft
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46%
20%
20%
6%
.
International Nickel Co
Jones
75
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Paramount/Pictures Corp (Uu;.
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Pennsylvania KB Co <Un;——
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Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33%c C-.V14%
"7%
Phelps Dodge Cofp, (Un>.
s
12 va
Philco Corp Common (Un)
3 |36%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co——P 10 "<_b
Phillips Petroleum Co_
* v'v.—Puget Sound Pulp ft Timber—-.——*
Nov
59%
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Western
PaJintr
34% Aug
1
10
12%
:
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International Harve8ter„i_w
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11%
Jan
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Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Intex
Apr
28%
Pacific
NOV
9
35
—1
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Johns-Manvllle
95
830
■*
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1,385
11%
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flatly Development Co
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92%
11-2
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Pacific Tel ft
Nov
—-1
^>100
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Petroleums
"Pacific
Jun
77%
3
--
Hoitotake Mining Co
flonolulu Oil Corpj
48%
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~
Aug
Jun
Feb
1
v.
Co
46% May
3u7«
58
•
Pineapple Co Ltd
Corp.*
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75
fop Week
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Par
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*
Hotels
to
331
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figlicock oil Co class A
!Kiltoh
1,809
77%
1
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F;
.
Preferred
44%
5
common
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«awaiian
44
75%
66%
11%
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'GftoHyear Tins ft Rubber com
Graham-Paige Corp (Un;
Great Northern Ry_
Greyhound Corp w
.
44%
17%
5
Corp common
(.The)
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67
5
—3
(Un)
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Brewing
Goodrich
65 %
441
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Lew
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General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
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Sales
.
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Paper
9
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-
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.
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Sugar
25
24%
25%
26 V*
26%
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26V* Nov
25
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Aug
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17%
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22% Aug
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.;
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Anglo '.Canadian' Pulp preferred
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J~n.
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5,820
40%
Jan v
60
39%. 41%
4,685
19
Jan
4
44 %
45
6,061
39%
Jan
45
6-*
Nov
Feb
16%
•
Est quotations
on all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
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Breweries
1,516
8
Co
St Lawrence
Nov
28'/a
Jan
15
31
Fraser
Gypsum
105%
Jan
12
11%
9%
common
:
Players
General
Ja.i
20%
Aug
*
■
72c
common
preierred
Southam
100
"
23%
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux
5% %
Oil
Simpsons
May
31
27
—
Sep
6
9%
15%
27
preferred ".
Mar
13
17 % a 17 %
15%
!
Paper
Sherwin
100
■ a
Transport
"
.
Oct
35#|f: 6,905
5 %
100
-
.
Power
1.15
Nov
925
39
13%
*
common
Bros Ltd
Pont
5%
Jan
Series
v
17%
a
*
Chemical
&
Brewery Ltd
Famous
92
17
500
39
*
preferred
Donohue
Du
42'A Nov
5%7o
Apr
Va;-
102%
——20
———
preferred
7 (/c
48
22
\f*
a
17%
common
Dominion Textile
Dow
38
Jan
Feo
13%>13%H-g§f
_!G0
Dominion Stores Ltd
Red
Jan
Jan
Oct
7%%*
14 '^r'
44r*&k
26
y4
Jan
Jan
15 »/4
1,130
35
Jan
560
38
102
Series
Jan
IV2
13 Ve
com—
,
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion
7%
*
Steel
&
—
preferred
:
Aug
37
Feb
101 %
12%
,650
32%
18%
25
Nov
102
preierred-
28%
_
*
6%
32 Va
31%
15
17,473
14%'-14%'^
2
Bridge--,
Dominion
Jap
Mur
1.346
4%%
Dominion
47%
24
37
Shawinigan Water & Power
17%
44
Apr
650
74%
6,890
15
Sep
60c
.
7%^
15
-
40
32%
u
47
Royalite
a__
60
'7
14%
•
Co
4.00
Fpb
_h_
20'A July
45
26%,26'|t|,
15
*
Cork
3.00
225
■
50
31%
Oct
10
Juiji
64
44
42%
4 VS/c
Nov
97/a
65Vr*f'
14
26%
B
Crown
35%
Apr
61
45%
880
28%"
7
*
Glass
Mar
60
:
2a3A
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44
32%
_
^l/2
Oct
40%
Rohanil
Aug
May
a—
4,975
7%
29'/a
165
64
Company—
of
Rights
Jan
0-9
■:"
14
*
5,650
36
47
200
28
62
73/4
*
&
Smelting
Textile
1
Consolidated
l^v
19% J
62
*
(B J)
Mining
30
Ai/f
Mar
7
3,743
31
Corp
23%
(|
High
30% Mar
42%
Quebec
24% Mar
60
i5%Jr
26
20
23%
'
560
Canada—
Corp
Provincial
Nov
29
29,804
15 •
River
Low
36
Jan
105%
May
240
22H|»
13
23%
Tubes
Saguenay Power
105%105r%r;
28
10
Vickers
Chrysler
10
65c
.15
—*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34%
common
Development
4%
25% Aug
175
22 %■
34%
Shares
Bros & Co Ltd common
Price
.
July
36
Products
Low
•
•
—
,
aun
25 %
925
'3.ao£
7
*
Power
19
18
12%
%
100
—
Petrofina Ltd pfd
Canadian
Consol
com
.
uct
16% Mar
•
1,365-
a4:00-^
V
—*
—.—.
Companies
preferred
106
28% May
Apr
22
2,065
3.00
*
common
Sep
Powell
Nov
102
5,9-±0
a35%v
75c
Canadian
Vf
S?25- "
a4.00
Rights
Canadian
25
30
10
8%
12 Va
Placer
27
50
a35%
—
Oct
Jan
21 %
300
223&
8%
125
5,106
Page-Hersey
Penmans
13%
common^.
Oct
Mar
Apr
for Week
.of Prices
'
22%
pfd—20
pid.'_;—
6'/t
industries
Canadian
24%
-
12 Va
Steel
106
Jun
23
100
'M
24%
22%
*
preferred—-—,
Cantons
200
105,t#-
29
25
Converters
B
Ca-iauian
25
Cellulose
^
Ontario
15%
Fto
2j
>
j
32
Ogilvie Flour- Mills
24 Va- Aug
Jan
lou%
31%
Feb
100%
29
common—.
series
&
10%
10
105 V2
*
common
Chemical
Jan
425
'aU'TTaiai'.'/i, •;
2 i'/a
24%
'
30
30""#
24%
20
Celanese
Nov
19%
Nov
Feb
25 %
■
."jm
25-
100
Class A
Canadian
14
28%
25
Oct
135
</b
105% 105«
-
—
—•
■_
—
i'
Par
106
Sale*
Range
Bale Price
High
ms
V2. Jan
60%
15
*
•
Canadian Car & Foundry
Class
14
—
100
2,0.j
-
2J.
50
Bronze common.
Canadian
52.
i,9jr"
1,557 ;
100
„
common
5'» preferred
Canadian Cancers Ltd
SI.75
23%
__<■
pid
1st
Breweries
Canadian
31
25%%4fe|»
prcitiiou—
,t
31%
_10
;
Power
106
125^335
A
Foundries
Saieway Ltd
preferred
Canada
o
132V?
preferred
Canada
;
"106'
"
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
uuituuui.
Canada
Friday
STOCKS
^Shares
Calgary Power preferred.
Ubme>iL
NOVEMBER#*
for Week
Par
Ctoiiftuu
fpR WEEK. ENDED
Sales
■
Oct
May
Feb
140
142
124
J«n
145
Nov
Ltd—*
24%
24%
409
oa
' j"iv
*
228
228
55
198
Jun
240
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17
Mar
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Nov
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Monday, November 15, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
i
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Canadian Stock
'liauers
o'/o
Finance
rea
Trans
—*
Oil
Pipe
NOVEMBER
12
Friday
__
68c
High.
Low
C8c
200
*
42%
41
41
45
44
45
45
Aug
United
Asbestos Corp
Jan
45
Aug
United
Montauban
30
4,760
20
Jan
*
25 %
25
25%
alJ
alJ
alJ
>
39%
39%
39 %
595
33%
Jan
43
July
—*
__
16%
1 6v2
10J
13
Peb
17
Aug
•
City Rapid Transit Co
Union
Gas
United
of
Canada
Corporations
Waterman
Watson
iL
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12 %
12
12%
3,oaj
9
Jun
13
Oct
(Jack)
.Westeel
Hotel
B—..
Lta
co
Ltd
Co
r-rouucts
Windsor
class
ren
&
Ltd
*
—
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Ltd
♦
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21
21
28)
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a._
o
a__
—
—
12%
9% Mar
Sep
l»".a
ocC
23
Mar
2J
1>0/
33
Jun
Aconic
Aita
Mines
Anacon Lead
2.85 Mar
3.75
Jun
3.75
3.70
3.75
1.025
1
lbe
14c
3c
Apr
2 oc
ucc
22c
15c
ibq
2'o<-!
26,100
1
338,000
9c
Oct
37c
Aug
*
3.25
3.10
3.70
10,60 J
I
9c
7.0JJ
1
50c
10c
50c 55 %c
1
loc
Mining Corp.
1
Mines Lid
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Arnora
Sulphur Mining Corp
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd
9c
2.48
Sulphur & Iron
Mines
Ltd..!
—
Baska
Uranium
Beaucage
Mines
Mines
Bellcoiasse
—1
■
Ltd
Mar
38c
17,000
-1
-.
Mines
Corp
—.1
Yukon
—
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bbis
95c
1
....
Belle
Bonvlile
Boreal
Ltd..
Mines
Gold
Rare
Bouscadillac
Gold
Brunswick
Min
Buffadison
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Canadian
Admiral
Decalta Gas
24c
Aug
55c
5c
Ltd
Corp
Uranium
Ltd
.
Feb
Campbell Cnibougamau Mines Ltd
8%c
10c
22.5U0
10%
1,600
Nov
i'lUiiliir
30c
Sep
Liberal
12%
Jan
New
Bristol
5c
Nov
New
British
9.00
1,300
25c
26e
2%c
Celt a
Corporation Limited.*
Dev k
MhiTrig Co Ltd
Iff: JCentremaque Gold Mines Ltd
■Cnemical
Research
Chibougamau
Denison
1
Mines
Ltd.l
.1
—
I
—
Cortez
Explorations Ltd
Lead
Mines
Dominion
Donalda
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Last
Rim
Last
Sullivan
—
16%
*
Mines
Ltd
1
L.d
Nickel
—
11
Ltd..,.
Asbestos
—
1-33
1
Mines Ltd
Coulee
Zir.c
89c
—I
Ltd
Mines
Rocnette
&
—
4.05
1
Ltd.*
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated
—
50c
Explorers Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
0.35
»
corp
Citra-Lartic
Dome
25c
2%c
1,00)
6.00
0.35
l,o0)
Ltd
Metals
Eastern
Smelting 61 P.eiimng
Corp
9.65
Metal
Mines
Fenimore
Iron
Mines
Ltd
(1945)
Ltd..:
Frobisner
Gui
Por
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Gunner
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Nov
Souris
Trican
Sep
Nov
Westburne
Nov
Wilrich
3l)c
30c
2,000
27c
Oct
45c
Gc
500
5c
Aug
lie
2%c
2%c
1,500
2 %c
May
24c
2,000
15%
10 %
17c
1,309
17c
17%c Aug
14
17 y2
55c
bic
Oct
1.15
4.50
Nov
1.42
3.10
2,700
30c
38c
24,800
18%;
19%
55c
15,600
30c
3.60
6,025
2.25
15c
A tig
14 %
48c
40c
50c
3c
3c
4.15
3Uc
4.05
5,200
33c
33c
500
28c
2,500
16c
5,5r'0.
Feb
1 .c
38c
Nov
20% Aug
2,000
~
39c
Sep
67j/2C Apr
18,500
2c
Mar
3%c Nov
3.85
17%c
19c
42c
42c
.
100
1,710
500
inspiration Mining & Dev Co._
1
2.05
2.05
2.05
200
I«o
1
55c
53c
58c
38,500
i
Ltd.,
Ltd.-
July
Lorado
5.85
Aug
Mines
Louvicourt
Golrifields
Macdonald
&
Power
4 VaVo
Mines
Maritimes
Merrill
Mining
/
Island
Ltd
Ltd.
Class
A
Mines
Jan
29c
Feb
51c
Oct
Ajax
Albermont
8.00
Aug
11
Jan
Jan
19
Vi Aug
12
5 %c Mar
1.99 July
39c
July
12c
Hanicana
New
Larder
New
Island
3.35 Mar
89c
Apr
New
Sep
Algoma
Oct
July
60c
1.000
40c
Oct
70c
7%c
10,000
5c
Jan
6c
6c
61,600
3c
Jun
12c
Juiy
7%c Nov
17%
17%
1,950
17
Feb
18%
Apr
15c
15c
500
10c
Aug
28c
Jan
__
2nd
Co
Oils
Min^c
Royran
Gold
10Vic
Apr
Anglo-Canadian
11c
July
2.45
3.20
14,500
13c
13c
4,000
13c
__
36 V4C July
Jn
Jan
3.60
27 %c
Jun
Anglo
Rouyon
60c
6,000
50c
Nov
75c
Sep
Ankeno
67c
74c
51,000
37c
Aug
74c
Nov,
Anthes-Impevial
60c
65c
66c
1,000
30c
Nov
60c
Jan
63
64
405
543/4
Jan
66 Va
Oct
Aquarius
—.
38c
40c
3,700
20c
Feb
51c
Sep
Arcan
Nov
99c
Nov
Area
16%
Sep
Argus
.
10 V*
19c
Ltd
1
58c
58c
62c
23,900
42C
Oct
8c
5c IOV2C
58,000
5c
Mar
Mar
Aug
1
Feb
Mav
27c
July
1.75 Mar
10 Vic
Nov
38c
1.08
1
*
72 %
50c
4c
1
6%c
43c
16,500
28c
1.06
1.15
6,700
78c
40Vac
Ltd—1
44c
15,500
38c
Oct
7~c
Aug
69c
75c
94,250
17c
Jan
75c
Nov
50c
2.05
Jan
Jan
4c
4c
5,825
Jun
9c
Sep
4'/2c
6%c
21,503
4c
Jun
11c
Apr
13c
15c
4,090
9c
May
16c
Jan
*
3.20
3.20
600
3.20
Nov
13c
ll%c
13c
3 V2 c
2.40
3,000
95c
95c
95c
500
2.20
2.06
Ltd.l
Feb
Ltd.:
1
1
< 19441
Ltd
1
Steep Rock Iron
Mines
Ltd
Sudbury
Mines
Ltd—
Tandem
Tazin
Mines
Trebor
i
Mines
For
•
6.15
1.10
3.o0
3,386
2.009
3,409
1.26
75c
1.26
152,403
Jan
Jan
17
10
100
8%
Aug
Jan
22%
Aug
Feb
106%
Jun
14c
13,725
9V*c Jun
16c
Feb
lCc
17c
12,000
15c
20c
Anr
7%
7%
560
9%
9%
51
61c
63 c
6,300
50c
13c
Jan
9c
7c
Apr
7%
__
Mines
1.05
7%c
4.95
__
25c
__
7.00
1.05
1.05
1,099
1.0j
709
7%c
734C
1,000
7%C
Nov
9c
6,00)
7c
July
4.85
4.95
2,900
16,000
24 Vic July
95c
pfd_ —25
26%
26 V4
26%
100
1st
106 V'4
106
107
60
13%
13
13 %
2,100
1.02
1.00
1.05
101,525
22c
95c
90c
9 5c
10,250
75C
3.20
3.15
3.70
32,515
6c
8 %c
7,000
Vac Mar
2.53
Jun
■J4<*
36y2c July
6.15
Nov
16c
May
Nov
18c
50c
~"l
*
1
Feb
1.25
Sep
1.25
*
14c
K>v
5.00
9,106
13%
715
48c
19,600
2.35
Feb
Jan
Sep
26%
108
18 %c
Mar
5.35
Arjon
Ascot
Gold
Ashdown
May
33c
l.oO
4.00
Sep
25c
7.10
2,159
Fee
6.00
15
B
Atlas
Steels
Yellowknife
20%
4c
6,750
20c
22c
19,600
80c
SOc
850
35c
40c
7,500
28c
6c
18%
19%
8,305
12%
Jan
97%
99
575
82%
Feb
9c
10c
17c
19C
15,200
lie
45 y2c 55V2c
195,600
36c
16
11c
13%
16
4 500
16%
510
9c 11%C
87,651
7c
Jan
35c
Mar
2.55 Mar
65c
Oct
19
Jun
13c
Jun
24c
Jan
8c
63c
19
Apr
16 %
Feb
6%c
16c
Jan
Sep
7c
7 %c
3,500
lie
Jan
1
8%c
7%c
9 V'4 c
22,000
6ysc
Jan
13c
Mar
1
19c
19c
21c
13,365
15c
May
39c
Jan
l
Gold
12'/2c
17,200
8%c July
20c
Aug
Avillabona
I
—
Fabric
class
Mines
-
Ltd
12c
13c
.
2.12
2.20
2,000
1.96 Mar
2.45
3.60
*
A
5%c Aug
3.60
165
3.50 July
4.50 Mar
13c
20,950
9c
July
22C
Jan
12c
Aug
24 c
Oct
lie
lie
l
16V2C
16V'2C
21c
55,025
l
5.75
5.65
5.85
11,306
„50c
Bagamac Mines
2.00
1.90
2.11
8,870
6c
6%c
1,000
5%c July
8%c
35%
Jan
48 y4 July
2.45
Sep
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
class A
Oils
Consolidated
Montreal
0
1
10
3.65 Aug
6.45
Jun
3.15
1.73
42%
44
4.040
3.45
3.10
3.50
8,120
50
43%
50
630
42
Jan
50
Aug
10
54%
54%
57
831
41% Mar
58
Nov
—„
Scotia
—
43%
3.50
Gairdner 8
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-1656
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Oct
50c
Oct
Members:
4.20
Oct
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Montreal Stock Exchange
10c
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
13Vic
Nov
20c
14%c
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Jun
20c
Nov
4 Vic Mav
14c
Jan
1 72
Jifn
8c
8c
8c
7c
9.433i
1-25 Mar
6,50
f
6c
Nov
18c
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Oct
Sep
Jan
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(expire Nov 26)
5%c Oct
6,09)
Jan
l
9%c Nov
185,409
Oct
10% Mar
1,500
1.999
Gc
Jan
2.170
3,090
20c
Jan
May
16c
10c
1 65
Oct
13%
13%
—
River
5Vic Nov
8.65
Jan
19-% Aug
101% Aug
Mar
15%
Oct
Feb
Nov
8%c
Oe
Apr
13c
Aug
99
51c
Aumaque
of
80c
Nov
9%c
1.45
Jan
22%
8%c July
17c
May
4 'Ac
20c
SOc
—
_
Mines
Aumacho
Rights
July
1,835
8%c
__
fc>ep
15c 15 Vhc
,
Atlin-Ruffner
Bankfield
6c
63c
July
36,50)
10
_
(1937)
Atlas
Banff
20c
9%e
1.09
1
Feb
9%c Aug
Sep
Jan
be
1
class
Jun
7.00
Aug
Nov
Apr
Jan
4%c July
12
Aug
Jan
221/4
_»
Hardware
Feb
8c
1.70
Oct
May
3.80
7%c
1
40 Wall
25c
18c
Feb
Aug
21%
1
__
Corp
Athona Mines
Aubelle
43c
1
_
__
Metals
Oct
503
Feb
Jan
Aug
1.03
Oct
3,099
6.50
Jan
Jan
22
*
•
Apr
14c
1,099
4.70
h-» CO
45c
1
12y2c Jan
2oc
2,559
13%
10 %c
Aug
49c
5%c
49c
4.75
«
;
23
104
72%
Sep
66c
5c
4.05
*
Ltd
535
48
Jan
Jun
21 y,
3.75 May
3c
Jun
Feb
July
2.05 Mar
10 %
Jan
5c
Mar
lie
3.90
*
Nov
25c
49c
__
7V4c Aug
2.15
3.25 Mar
46
Toronto
14
300
13,529
39c
of
2
1.48
Oct
1.60
9.90
IlOO
Bank
325
1.40
1.60
39% Mar
common
1.26
4,003
32c
Oct
9.25
,
_
Corp
Apr
24,999
85c
Oct
1.30
9.50
*
40c
9c
23c
200
•
Nova
4V2C
70c
3,600
6,439
Res
of
20V2
19,550
25c
1.60
71c
5,279
Porcupine
Bank
3%c
75c
25c
3.60
.
47
Corp
1.16 July
20%
10
Sep
July
July
7%c
Feb
7%c
4V4c
8%
7% July
67%
Ltd
Co
65 %c
1.05
__
1
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd...
cisp
875
Nov
Jan
6%
65
Preferred
Bank
12c
1
Fields
22 %
Nov
26 %
Toronto Stock Exchange
1
Ltd
Mines
July
93c
1
L.d__,
Gold
Silver
Mar
20c
12c
1
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Tiblemont
Tobrlt
Mines
..1
13c
1,000
90c
_1
Ltd—.
5,100
90c
1
Ltd
5,300
18c
25c
12c
1
1
Mar
2.23
5.95
,
Ltd
70c
16c
___1
Mines Ltd—1
Mines
IIV2C Mar
25c
'
1
1
Tache Lake
21%
73c
Mines
Cons
Apex
Auto
*
*
Cons
495
26%
Aug
42
Mines
50c
69c
Mines Ltd
Contact
8%
High
Jan
Nov
67c
Stadacona
Sullivan
8
LOW
16%
25
66%
-
52c
__i
Mines
Mines
1,085
—■'
1
_
Oil
..1
1,500
Ltd
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Anglo-Huronian
fioma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Standard
Shares
16,553
—
Petroleums'
24c
Oct
Jun
1,400
Dredging Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
Sales
for Week
26%
61c
Ltd
Petroleums
Anchor
Nov
_i
Fields
Exchange
25%
-10
•
3c
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
26
13c
—
5%c
1,200
Ltd
Uranium
Mar
75c
Range
,
_
Lead
7%c
Mining Corp Ltd
k
75c
24%
22
»
—
Leduc
2,603
2jc
Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold
Silver
Jan
Jan
Nov
8'/4
—
Nepheline
1,000
93c
Ouebec Smelting & Rpfinins Ltd
Rayro
84c
55c
42c
16,500
Week's
15c
—_—_
Canada
__
American
9,500
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd..
1
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd..
1
Roy
July
9,303
10,530
26
1
—
American
6c
16%
(Quebec)
Radiore
72c
68c
of Prices
»
Larder
10c
69c
Ltd
Quemont
67c
*
of
5V2C
2.05
Sep
67c
High
—
—
preferred
Amalgamated
5%c
22c
Orchan
Gold
58c
Nov
July
3.35
May
45
5%c
15%
Pyrites Co Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Cons
Jan
2.80
80c
•
7%c
9c
16
Ontario
Pato
Feb
94c
Low
—
Mines
Ltd
Aluminum
Aunor
Uranium
65c
Oct
105 % 105 %
ctfs—
*
70c
Ltd—1
Mines
Nov
35c
—
Aluminium
22c
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
Parbec
38c
500
Oct
1.60
25
Steel
4c
41c
1
Ltd
(1945)
1,003
46c
1.80 Mar
1.24 Mar
12c
•
*
preferred
Uranium
.Jan
57c
.1
Santiago Mines Ltd
Vinray Mines Ltd
Gbilski
38c
950
42c43l/4C
Par
,
trust
Voting
Algom
Mar
*
Mines
Pacific Coal
Mines
38c
46c
.
2c
;
,
Mylamaque Explorations
Norana
2.80)
—
Petroleums
l'<c
1
Ltd....
New
New
3.35
68c
Warrants
1,500
1
Canada
New
&
2,750
67c
common
Petroleums
Armistice
"U"
2,600
15c
__
Jan
7%c
5
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines
2.80
Last
Oil
1
Ltd
Ltd
of
1.40
3.15
—
Gas &
7,100
__
11% Mar
14c
—
_
_
__.l
Corp Ltd
Corp
6.40 Aug
1.20 Aug
1.31
„
3.30
*
Jan
Jun
2.67
14c
———1
common
Acadia-Uranium
3c
1
Uranium Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
;
New
1.40
•
Mar
7c
1
Meta
Molybdenite
2.80
„25
Preferred
31c
l
Ltd...
Ltd.
Mining
9.40
—*
Paper common.
Acadia-Atlantic
Agnew-Surpass
Agnew-Surpass
7%c
1
Ltd.——
Mclntyre-Porcupme
1,100
prelerred
3c
_1
Mines Ltd
Mackeno
9.70
«
l
Mines
Sep
9.40
1
—
Friday
Jan
1
Ltd
Mining Co
Uranium
Jan
4y»c
gale Price
46c
Aug
__,..l
Ltd
Copper
Nov
1.95
3c
stocks
30c
1
Mines
Asbestos
Mines
2.5.9
1.25 July
3,500
—1
Ltd__
Anacon
Lingslde
1.82
800
4c
Nov
Canadian Funds
__
1
Kontiki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd...
Lafayette
800
1.35
4c
Toronto Stock
30c
„—l
voting trust
Kayrand Ming Devi Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Lavaiie
2.53
1.35
Limited
Co
Apr
73c
2.00
6c
Gold
2.44
__
1.35
—
Jan
Nov
58c
2.25
9.50
Kerr-Addison
Feb
Apr
luva
Mines
Jun
1.56
1
Oil
Petroleums
Feb
Jan
6c
Joliet-Quebec
2.00 Aug
1.01 Oct
2.85
12,400
mm
Oct
55c
10
Ltd
100
1.20
Sep
37c
9.50
Mines
2.45
1.15
May
500
6c
Mines
Feb
2.45
—
1.20
1
*
:
Feb
28c
Jan
Nov
16
Lake
3.90
3%cMar
23c
9.50
Jardun
3.05
10'A Mar
Jan
1
Jack
Apr
Aug
1.25 Mar
Jan
tic
1
Mines
1.01
6.85
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
1.00
1.38
5
Bouniger Cons Gold Mines Ltd.
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—
Uranium
103
1,123
*
—
Petrol-Chemical
14c
1.60 July
14,403
Valley Oil Co Ltd
Nov
Apr
5.00 Mar
S.p
1.70
Ltd——
6c
July
July
7.00
1
Ltd
4.10
3.6.19
__
Feb
3.35
10c
3.05
90c
Oct
6,00J
19c
Feb
1.20
Nov
1.58
———*
Ltd-
13c
05c
*
75c
July
24 V2 c
■
Metals
Ltd—
Sep
Jan
6.90
& Dominion Oil Ltd
Exploration
Petroleums
5c
05c
.*
Mines
Oct
6.25
3.05
Quebec
Acme
Granuines
31 %c
Oils Development
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—___—„—*
45c
*
14 •/«
48c
1.70
Pontiac
4.25
19
65c
Nov
7.00
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
43c
1
Ltd
Mines
53,500
Nov
Ouc
4.40
Gold
5,000
33c
May
16,50)
2.uO
Limited
Graham-Bousquet
G5c
25c
4c
50,500
1
—,
Ltd_^
Petroleums
13c
1
Mines
65c
6.55
4,15
Faiconbridge Nick"! Mines Ltd.——*
Fontana
21%c July
Pacific
1.38
1
Ltd
uau
3.85 July
1,503
Oct
Abitibi
Fab
9
37,860
31c
Jan
12c
1
Ltd
July
1.65 May
43c
May
7,400
975
G.00
30c
45c
—
*
.1
Eastern
2,803
July
5c
5,530
14%
5.90
Oct
Jun
1.10
56c
3.05
Ltd
Omnitrans
95c
45c
1
Ltd
Oct
5c
13 V»
Ltd—
Oils
Oils
2.35 May
4.25 Sep
4.15
1
...
Mines
Mines
—
83c
Mar
5.60
14,000
tic
4.10
SOc
Aug
2c
5,100
l°c
6c
3.90
6.90 July
22c
__
5.90
Jan
Nov
—*
——
Petroleum
Feb
9.00
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd..*
Carnegie Mines Ltd
*
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
1
Aug
*
•
Oil Corp
Apr
2.65 Mar
5.60
6.35
—1
Oil Co Ltd
5c
3.95
Minerals
&
9
3.95
Aug
42c
M//
20c
3,0GO
Home
3.95
9oC
10,500
2,000
Oil
Jasper
1
100
55c
30c
Jan
100
95c
SOc
3.50
Jan
Nov
Juiy
3.70 Aug
95c
3.40
2.80
July
Nov
May
4.25
4.50 Aug
19c
95c
——
Jan
J/aC
15c
l.«0 Aug
—,
24 Vic
25c
5c
^.,6 (O
3.40
12 %c
14c
222,250
24yac
Nov
1,000
42c
5.85
—*
Aug
53,575
1.590
3Gc
5.75
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
1
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd——1
12%c
5c
5.00
40c
5.85
__
Oct
.
Federated Petroleums Ltd—
10%c
40c
3.40
Feb
2,000
5c
Oct
Sep
9,700
27%c
38c
Nov
9c
21,450
36%c
Nov
17c
12Ye Juiy
y8c
4.^0
Nov
reo
9.10
4'/4C
O,u0J
May
2.45
72c
10,500
1
Ltd—*
& Oils
20
Feb
19,000
1.10
13c
1
5.00
1.00 Jan
Oct
7c
■
Jan
*.45
1.60 July
Vac
1
2.10
2.00 May
14%
49c
25c
—
Oils
Fco
3.40
2.jO
2.o0
30c
20y,c Aug
oc
Inc—
13c
1
...
Ltd..
Mines
High
Sep
Vise
_*
—
Petroleums Ltd
Okalta
Calumet
21,700
Empire
2.C5
8'/2C
19c
7c
Jan
13c
10%
17c
Jun
2.08
1
17c
5.50
1
Ltd
Smelt
Calvan
Jan
1
—
vie..*.
Mines
&
Feb
21c
„•
1
Ltd
Minjs
Metals
35c
1.009
300
:./
Corp Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton
63c
16,300
12%
Apr
Ltd
Petroleums
Mar
7c
12%c 12%c
12%
Calalta
July
1.02
32,700
on a
10c
90c
7c
32,200
G5c
Jan
9'/4C Aug
2.90 May
75c
July
200
2.45
GUc
"'/•■s/'lv.''l;'''
Ltd-————_
Petroleums
500
400
17 Vs
2.00
—
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd—
8,167
3,000
17%
boc
12%
1
1
15c
38c
43,400
2.20
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A—_1
Bralsaman Petroleums Ltd—___ 1
3.o0
63c
17 Vi
*
CGU
Stocks—
Antone
4J0
42c
1
—
———
Wi.uoy
3.85
47c
Corp Ltd—_1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
1
Rights
3.80
__
Fyrite 61 Copper
Weedon
12c
4.00
Low
4,000
1
Ltd
10c
35c
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
1
Ltd
Mines
12c
3.70
35c
1
Lta—
Mining
—
Ltd
Mines
Canadian
Atlas
Avillaboria
Low
12VeCl3%c
__
1
lie
/\ug
6c
Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp__
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
Oil
Mining Stocks—
Ameramum
Shares
•
Ventures
ViolaMac
Twin
for Week
May
32%
Mines
•
Uddlen
68c
—*
—
Ltd
Nov
Feb
4U%
845
Par
High
Jan
40c
Sales
fVeek's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
1 ,Gu J
n
Line
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
-40
Corp oaos
preierrea-,
Mounta.n
of Prices
Low
Par
common..„
WEEK
FOR
for Week
Sale Price
.
Bros
RANGE
Sales
Exchange (Cont.)
STOCKS
Tooke
'/I
.(.1
DO'-S.
*: j
or 8
05.1-
to
all
offices
Nov
Number 5377
Volume 180
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2013)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Barcelona
Barnat
Traction
Mines
1
Mines
Barvue
1
Warrants
Barymin
Base
Bata
2.50
50
1.13
1.10
1.20
20,177
l.oo
1.45
1.45
1.55
5,760
1.26
48c
6ep
Chatco
35c
35c
42c
140,300
20c
64c
Jan
15c
16c
15,000
14c
July
July
50c
78c
81,450
2ic
JUiy
60
230
»
:
Ltd
16c
1
60
58%
41%
»
A
66c
*
41
39%
42
3,065
18
1
class
29c
25c
30c
4,352
18c
6%
7'A
235
3.75
3.60
4.00
6,900
1
49c
45c
Blue
Jan
42
Nov
Chesterville
Mar
Chibougamau
50c
Feb
7% Aug
37c
Clumo
Chrysler
45
45
14,566
39%
Aug
35,500
62,350
6c
Oct
24c
Apr
Cobalt
15c
Mar
43c
Jan
20c
49,400
18c
Feb
35c
Jan
A
preferred
pfd________
19c
12c
10c
16c
129,700
1
class
19 %c
7 Vac
7c
8%c
18,966
12
12
38
38%
28c
12 %c 14 %c
*
50
—
38 Va
1
1
Gold
28c
13'Ac
28%
c
Jan
Cobalt
Concolidated
16c
Nov
Cochenour
12c
Nov
Cochrane-Dunlop
100
12
Nov
14
130
38
Nov
44%
24,000
22c
Feb
42c
59,100
10c
Jun
25c
July
Sep
Jan
Coin
6%c
7c
5,000
6c
July
10c
Jan
Coldstream
9c
9c
10c
8,000
7c
July
20c
Mar
Bralorne Mines
»
3.00
3.00
3.15
"2,349
8 7c
87c
700
80c
Jun
16
16
100
13%
Apr
*
6%
6%
7'A
.21,223
6%
Nov
1
7',4 c
6c
8C
35,000
__50
47
47
4 7'A
1.50
1.50
Petroleum
Bralsaman
Brantford Cordage
Brazilian
Brewis
Red
1
class
Traction
A
;
*
ordinary
Lake
2.95
Jan
Warrants
Bright
.
(T
G)
__*
common...^.
Brilund
Mines
Britalta
American
British
Columbia
4'%%
4%%
5%
Oil
Conduits
Jan
15c
Jan
Coniaurum
50
Aug
Consol
Oct
Consolidated
Bakeries
Life
Mines
!
preferred
British
Columbia
Class
B
Packers
class
A
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone
Reef
Mills
Bruck
Brunhurst
Jun
Consolidated
Central
Nov
2.55
Feb
Consolidated
5.20
Jan
Consolidated
Denison
9,523
'A
29
92
92%
175
50
1,560
102'A
103
52 %
52 %
♦
28
'
East
Consolidated
Gillies
110
90
Jan
Sep
Consolidated
48
Jan
Jun
Consolidated
50
13
Jan
17
Jun
Jan
127/s
Nov
Consolidated
24
3,840
23'A
43
42 'A
43
325
1.50
1.46
1.53
6,228
5%
5'A
5%
110
8 Vac
8 %c
10c
9,900
15c
15c
20c
54,075
33c
25c
33c
459,908
10
10%
400
1.30
1.25
1.49
70,500
5c
5 %c
8,000
5c
Nov
13c
Sep
Red
Lake
1
*
1
9'Ac
8'Ac
Hill
&
Class
B
,
class A
Burrard
Bousquet
Calgary
&
Callinan
Campbell
5%
Campbell
Chibougamau
Red Lake
Bread
Canada
Class
B
Canada
Cement
Foils
&
Cut
Stone
A
Canada
Iron
Oil
Class
Feb
7c
46
Consolidated
Oct
Consumers
Nov
29c
3%c May
35% Jan
8%c
Nov
8c
Aug
14c
Sep
19%
Jan
26
Aug
Class
Jan
75
Jun
Cosmos
Jan
59
Jun
Coulee
Apr
Cournor
16 %c
7
Jan
Sep
8'/a
Corby
15c
Mar
9
26c
Jan
July
14%
Oct
Crow's
Nest
Zellerbach
3.85
3,80
4.00
4,811
2.55 Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
Davis
Nov
Delnite
6,690
60
52
20
47
Jun
53
132
128
136
1,390
84
Feb
136,,
Jan
131% Nov
6.70
2.85
Jan
Jun
51%
452
7%
8
1,037
4% July
9
15
15
700
7% Mar
17'
15'A
15'A
80
3,095
,
28%
13
Feb
t,
Oct
'Sep
16%
Sep
24%
Aug
Leather
D'Eldona
Del
Rio
Detta
Distillers
Dome
14
14
14%
100
10%
Feb
15%
Oct
Dominion
3.60
3.60
3.90
7,600
4.35 Mar
Dominion
38'A
38%
155
36
Mar
41 %
34%
36
120
31
Mar
39
58
Jan
82
2.60 Aug
77
82
290
1.15
1.15
100
1.65
2.00
5,745
24
25
262
23
Jun
13
13
100
12%
Apr
1.00
.
Dome
July
Dominion
Nov
Dominion
2nd
1.65 Aug
4.10
Coal
Dominion
90
60% Mar
22c
July
69 % May
5,266
Jan
Dominion
Steel
7,487
3.10 Aug
6.25 Mar
Dominion
Canadian
Bank
Commerce
20
43'A
42%
43%
1,885
44% Aug
Dominion
Tar
Empire Oils
10c
7,659
21%
Jan
4,270
80 %c
Nov
1,405
25'A
1,440
Celanese
$1.00
$1.75
Dominion
Donalda
Apr
40c
38c
42c
18,900
38c
Nov
1.05
6%c
6c
6%c
17,000
5c
July
11 %c
Jan
9c 10%c
6,750
7c
Apr
11c
May
96c
Jan
16%
Jan
__
1.85
1.85
300
22
23
4,620
3,15
3.30
3,895
11c 12 %c
22,750
15
__
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11c
15%
14%
Jan
2.65 July
25
3.00 July
9c
Oct
Sep
4.05
Jan
18c
July
Jan
Oct
15%
2,975
10%
Jan
16
14
14%
150
10
Jan
15
11 %
11 %
77
9
Jan
12%
Sep
22c
25c
3,000
15 %C
Sep
30c
Jan
8c
8c
500
__
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8%c Oct
5 Vic July
3.75
3.80
1,000
74c
73c
80c
13,830
56c
May
90c
Jun
18c
18c
18c
1,000
17c
July
44c
Jan
__
3.00 Aug
105
100
121
60
59
54%
59
1,863
34
6%c
6%c
7%c
72,700
105
4.00
Jan
105
Jan
6C
59
Sep
Nov
Nov
12c
May
18c
Aug
12c
24c
1
__
1
1.08
17 %c
2
(Western)
12c 12%c
8%
8%
-
27c
1.02
•
Mar
Oct
16
Apr
Oct
42c
Jan
15,000
18c
'19,800
1.31
2,303
1.25
32%
35
15,580
27%
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4.40
4.65
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16%
99
99
17c
17c
18c
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25
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7%
7%
45
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100
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53
24Va
24 Va
24 %
40
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17%
17 %
17%
Apr
99
Oct
54c
Feb
44%
6%
Oct
Mar
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Aug
20'% Mar
Apr
2.05 Mar
35
15
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31
13
41%
Jun
89
10,485
99
Jun
May
3.80 July
14% Jan
1,200
16%
12c
1.25
May
1.00 Aug
1.11
16c
2.50
common
1.00
1,400
—-100
—1
.
7%
16'/ac
1.30
34%
Feb
25
1.04
1.05
10c
4,000
62,123
8%
24c
Nov
6.50 Mar
17% Sen
Nov
May
Sep
87/a Mar
16
10
Apr/
Jan>-
24'%
Nov
com
Invest
com
__
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1
__
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4.163
13'%
Apr
102% 103%
165
99'%
Jan
13
940
11%
Jan
12%
18'%
Sep
16%
11%
50
16%
Jan
104
Sep
15'% July
16% Sep
Coal
*
13%
13%
13%
2.713
14%
Oct
common
*
31
31
31 Va
3,065
18'%
Jan
31%
Nov
*
9%
9%
9%
5,720
7'%
Jan
107% Aug
&
&
.
Chemical
com
23.50
common:
505
23%
23%
*
7Va
7
7%
40c
36c
45c
174,300
25
20% Mar
410
1
Textile
Mines
9% Mar
__
6
.
35c
Feb
23 7%
8%
Sep
Feb
Jun
62c
Mar
Apr
16% Mar
25% Aug
Dow
*
25'4
25'%
25%
Oct
Dragon Oils & Ciii
1
12%c
lie
25%
13c
Jan
18% Mar
30,400
10c
Oet
43c
Feb
18
May
24%
Oct
Duvex
1
26c
23c
28c
65,725
15c
May
35c
Aug
19%
19%
50
18
Feb
20%
Sep
Dyno
—1
1.33
1.17
1.34
123,875
69c
Jun
1.50
Sep
29
Feb
35%
Nov
6% May
9 7/s
Oct
6»%c Aug
11 Vac
Feb
35
35%
135
8%
9%
265
3
9.00
8.75
9.25
9.75
Oct
63c
64c
1,667
58c
Sep
79 %c
Feb
24c 26 %c
3,210
18c
Feb
28c
Oct
1.78
26,170
70c
Jan
2.95 Mar
•
common
25c
Devonian
Petroleum
Dredge old
1.74
Food
Products
60
62
235
15'A
15%
375
15
Nov
17%
Sep
24
common
Electric
Homestead
Ice
Oils
24
50
22%
Feb
24%
Feb
1.15
Nov
10c
675
1.85
1.15
1.75
900
33%
1.15
50
Oils
33'/a
60
675
675
10
1.76
1.85
74
Apr
3.75
32% July
575
1.75
3,712
Aug
Feb
63
Feb
675
Apr
Nov
2.79
Apr
Jun
class
A
__1
•
common
preferred
50
10
19
19
75
14% Mar
38c
40c
3,150
14%
15%
10
14%
100
._
Warrants
10
105% 105%
Nov
11% Aug
25
Sep
Jan
67c
Jan
12%
850
22
35c
Jan
16 7/s Mar
100
1.55
106
Jan
Jan
Petrofina
Ltd
Canadian
Pipelines
&
Tire
preferred
Petroleums
20c
Oct
1.02
28%
25%
28 %
22,397
21
Jan
28%
WallpaDer
Williston
class
Mines
Malartic
East
Rim
East
Eastern
Eastern
Easy
Steel
Washing
Economic
Eddy
10
20
19%
12
Jan
Gas
Corp
1.26
1.10 Aug
J.I1J
1,140
1.28
45,517
5.75
200
68
68
68
104
104
29%
29'A
Jun
77
17
105
4.45
4.00
4.45
2G0
6%
6%
100
31
31
90
34
1,490
14
50
6%
Jan
16
Sep
T,
3.20
2,200
2.02
Feb
3.55 Mav
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A
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1.45
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400
4.30
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1
4.60
4.50
4.60
4,800
3.70
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Leduc
*
1.32
1.25
1.35
24,850
1.25
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72
68c
72c
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2,39
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,
,
11 % Apr
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5.75
2.50
85c
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Feb
Jan
6'%
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31
Feb
Feb
Sep
May
30
30%
470
22'%
Jan
33% Aug
63c
4,237
42c
Jan
83c
55c
59c
2.100
55c
Oct
62c
„
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8%c
8%c
9c
1
8c
7c
8%c
4,100
23c
33c
50.600
32%
30
32'/a
33%
28c
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25
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4%c July
29,600-
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Life
—
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Gold
33%
6c
14c
Aug
Oct
127
22
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732
20
Jan
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Members of
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—3r66~Oct"
Jan
5'% July
Markets
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£.
1.43
Nov
3.75
25
MUrray Hill 2-4545
14
2.75
Apr
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Aug
14
3.10
Feb
4.50
Oct
50c
1.17
Jan
30
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The NEWLING CANADIAN
Oct
Jan
Trethewey
291,675
3.45
Oct
3.55
62c
A
Sep
Jun
45%
100%
15
30%
Central
Patricia
74c
1
common
NOW AVAILABLE
Apr
Oct
10
104
8
5%
Central
Oil
56c
Jan
1.90
50c
1.45 Aug
20
1.21
5.75
1
•
Ltd
63c
"
A
Ltd
22% May
1
4.15 Mar
_»
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9,230
1
Sol
Emerald
4.25
20
Pen-Rey
Equitable
4.10
class
Mines
El
Empire
4.15
10
Mines
Fldrich
86,300
Investment
Paper
Elder
Machine
40,675
69c
1
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4,000
3.05
61c
1
Mines
7'7c
2.90
69c
*
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6%c
2.95
1
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6%c
1
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Nickel
19'%
135
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East
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Nov
*
Canadian
Sz
Jan
«
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Canadian
Asbestos
72,350
100
Vickers
Natural
660
30c
33 %
Corp
Utilities
Canadian
3.00
26c
25
Prospect
Canadian
3.00
26c
l
Railway
Canadian
Canadian
East
Oils
Oct
3.00
Pacific
Brewery
El
Machine
Cos
50
61
100
General
1.70
6.30 Aug
8,588
15'A
common
;
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Central
20c
1,337
•
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Oct
1,80<?
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9c
25
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Cassiar
10,368
25'A
Malartic
Canso
11c ll'%c
ll%c
22
Canadian
Canso
Nov
25c
24%
Canadian
Canadian
16c
1
Preferred
Oct
8%
common
Canadian
Feb
25c
Scottish
Jan
•
Preferred
5 '/o,
Feb
be
24%
Canadian Fairbanks common
Canadian
Dominion
July
(Dunsmuir)
Decalta
Canadian
1.25
30
Cellulose
&
Colleries
Canadian
10c
22'A
Warrants
Canadian
Sep
93,697
25c
16c
24%
25
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian
Sep
24%
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Canadian
New
1.70
*
preferred
Canadian
27
Apr
Nov
•
common
preferred
Canadian
22
80c
3.90 May
20
common
A
Canadian
Canadian
25
95c
29%
9,835
12%c
3.20
*
pfd
pfd
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28%
83c
Oct
337,712
100
31c
29'A
30'%
19c
I4%c
Ltd
Magnesium
4.75
50c
A—
Foundry & Steel
67%
*
Jan
1.55
1
Preferred
67
Class
Apr
Apr
28% May
13% Jun
Jan
22
*
29c
32%
7,612
80c
24%c
27,995
5
Ltd
Fabrics
4.15
Car
Feb
39c
1
preferred
67
Canadian
Feb
3.50
Oct
2.08
10
Dairies
4.60
24
59c
Jan
2.30
10 %c
Nov
May
1
Bank
♦
90c
2.90
70c
July
29%
*
2
25
1.83 May
40c
1.91
80c
"
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Oil
90c
42,115
28%
__
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___
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Dominion
Aug
3.85 Mar
Sep
&
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»
Jan
♦
Mines
Admiral
Canners
Aug
July
40c
8c
1
Atlantic
Breweries
20c
116,885
»
;
Canadian
British
4,950
26c
_______
Canadian
Canadian
33c
20c
1
Exploration
Dominion
Canadian
Feb
27c
__
23c
1
Seagrams
Dominion
Canadian
45c
100
Producers
Nov
of
Jan
1
Minerals
Nov
_♦
10c
♦
Mines
Devon-Leduc
72
B___
Nov
1.98
;_
Mines
130
class
Ja
1.38
*
Corp
class
Gold
Jan
Cable
44c
Jan
*
D'Aragon Mines
3.40
8.20
3.25
52
Jan
&
Aug
Ltd
Coal
9.30
8.05
3.25
52
Jan
Wire
Fe
16c
30c
Sep
8.15
25
6c
800
3,550,009
Smelting
Oils
&
Patricia
4.25
3.25
1
3 % C Aug
22c
1.38
1
Crowshore
*
2.80
___*
Crown
12.50
2,500
22c
2.000
_____
Feb
19%
Petrol
5%c
Jan
81c
69,94o
___
Feb
78%
common
Jun
Jan
2,600
.;
Nov
51 %
Lines
6'%
49c
20c
18c^ Sep
8'% Aug
1
28c
94
Southern
1,276
14c
Mills
21 %c
100%
579
SS
" 7%
3.10
Petroleum
Pershing
72
Preferred
Jun
126.100
Uranium
130
Canada
Aug
6c
2.65
voting..
106
82
10c
16c
*
Bit
Croft
Croinor
23%
Canada
Canada
Dist
Jan
20
Mar
16,350
238,950
1.95 Jan
41c
10
Jun
warrants
41c
15c
20c
ll%c
Mining
119
Mortgage
Nov
1.55 Mar
2.90
Lead
68%
Oils
Sep
136'%
13c
B
23'A
Southern
9'%
Feb
3.05
Oils
West
Imperial
70
Permanent
May
1
Gas
(H)
130
Canada
45c
7
58
1,6£0
2,205
1
Exploration
Crpper-Man
23%
Canada
100
1,855
1.66
5%c
__
1
—
Conwest
July
34%
Jan
40c
1
10c
B
42c
6%c May
5.00 Sep
Feb
2.75
1
12c
Packers class A
Canada
3.75
7%
1.32'
_1
._
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15
Power
107/aC Aug
10%c
Ranwick
2,900
Lands
Apr
40c
Rochette
Consolidated
10
Northern
Canada
7c
11c
Aug
3%c Mar
13c
Consolidated
10
Canada
1.25 Aug
1
Consolidated
Jan
20,700
Malting
Jan
Sep
15c
__
Jan
9c
Foundry
Life
Canada
Apr
ll7/a
7% Aug
99c
*
1
1.49 Nov
Assurance
Canada
NoV
1.30 Aug
15
Jun
14c
__
19c
__
13
Nov
17c
*
9%
130 136%
1.60
41c
Mar
15c
30%
9%
1.65
9
106
15
4.20
134%
Peak
15c
31'A
1,125
7%c
4.25
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13c
*
2,000
1.50
July
Mar
13'%
4,000
4.25
65c
65c
15,350
Nov
15c
"
75
9c
33c
•
common
12,325
15
Nov
*
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Arrow
Mac
13c
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65,241
1.00
15
14c
Jan
1
Preferred
Canada
1.41
80c
47ijc
1
*
common
1.22
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4c
»
50
common
preferred
Canada
Class
106
1.15 Mar
ll%c
Nicholson
37%
106
Mic
1
Fion
1.20 Feb
Jun
4c
1
Howey
l
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Oct
55c
13%c
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Lake
Mattarrow
*
Flin
Calnorth
Jun
55c
3,000
300
Orlac
1.25
1,656
5c
10,612
1,732
14c
110,900
220,125
65c
7%
Consolidated
51%
26c
14c
67c
1.01
Consolidated
27
14'A
Oct
60c
7%
Nov
405
14
1.20
59c
1.01
25c
11,055
21c
Feb
Nov
11 %c
__
18%c Jan
Oct
66
23c
6
_/
1.01
2
26
14'A
Mar
64c
95c
Nov
6c
650
11 %c
1.30
7%c Mar
98
62%
1
Mosher
Jun
10%c 10%c
__1
—
14c
Consolidated
4
4,000
1
1
_
Edmonton
Preferred
67% Sep
Mining
Craig
Calder
Feb
Consolidated
%c
8'A
55%
Consolidated
835
8'A
295
Oct
5,000
53
65%
Sep
46
52
62
__
5
Jan
4%c
52
Apr
2.25
4%c
65
Oct
3.00
25
41%
25%
2.09
Nov
43%
4%c
66
Jun
1.50
Oct
45'A
10 Ac
A
class
1.02
1,000
Jan
15,600
Steel
Co
70,100
165
Aug
1.36
~
Burns
1.83
1.50
17%
16c
9
1.70
42
14 %c
15c
1.70
1
Crest
Halliwell
Consolidated
9
Buffalo
Knife__.
54
195
1
Products
103%
16
23%
58%c Apr
Mar
_1
Mines
Golden
65
12%
*
Burlington
Consolidated
Oct
Nov
16
Canadian
Bunker
Sep
50
12'A
1
Yellow
94%
12 Va
Buffalo
Bulldog
29%
Jan
Oct
25
1
Gold
Cadillac—
Consolidated. Discovery
Jan
78
l
Mining
10
49%
1
Agyoma
Building
20%
7%c Jan
Jan
40c
1
Cordasun
Nov
1
,
Mining
Buffadison
Jan
*
Ltd
Mines
Brunswick
Buckles
5%
49%
Apr
28c
42,900
____•>
1.51
92
4c
30,100
90c
1
—
2.45
•
B
Mines
Brunsman
Brunston
Oil
205
J
Co
Mines
class
Allenbee
Astoria
19,150
*
—
British
Broulan
1.60
17,100
50
6,100
35c
80c
*
9%
28'/a
5%c
31c
85c
5
1.70
100
47,Bc
33c
10
Mines
2.72
_50
5%c
_1
Confederation
Coniagas
1.51
50
,
4.20
5
National
Sep
Apr
9%
2.45
100
pfd
4%
15% Aug
Jan
1
Petroleum
1.62
•
Electric
preferred
preferred
Apr
1.52
100
1
2.69
9%
10%
1
___
1
Ltd
100
81,280
♦
.
1.75
Oct
1.50
5%
1
Copper
Commonwealth
16
Nov
47
50
399
Equipment
1
Petroleum
British
.
5% AUg
*
Yeliowknife
Consolidated
Bridge & Tank Corp $2.90 pref
1.74 Mar
Nov
4 20
T__l
Lake
Ooiomac
4.25 Mar
5%c July
July
3%
Mar
1
__1
——
Corp
Mines
Boymar
Bordulac
Mining
com
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
82 c
141/3
.
Willians
Cody-Reco
13c
100
5%
♦
July
8c
Oct
5,500
13,900
33/
3.05
certificates—,
5%c July
30c
21c
1 39
141/3
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—*
trust
Feb
__'
25
Chemical
Voting
12e
1
:
Citra-Lartic
8c
35c
May
6c
1
Explor
Corp
30c
Jan
6%c
4.10
»
6%C
1.45
1
Mines
Gold
Aug
Feb
Oct
1
•
;
Chromium
60c
July
22c
65c
50c
Research
Jun
5.50
Jun
19,400
22,200
33^
"I
10
Mines
30c
1
Mines
Mines
Bonville
44%
Jan
6%
Chemical
Cheskirk
13c
£20
1,31
'
Wines
Nov
Nov
7%c
1
Kirkland
Ribbon
44 Va
Chateau-Gai
78c
High
4,700
20c
«
—
Low
l8c
6c
common
60
2.90 May
41,660
Feb
Preferred
•
Gold
Hats
27 %c
Oils
Steel
1
Mines
Yukon
Bobjo
25
Mines
Gamma
55c
Apr
2.85
Jan
*
Telephone
90c
1.40 Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
qq~
1
Charter
Aug
Mines Ltd
Mining Corp
Bidgood
Oil
Sep
13c
1
Bibis
Chamberlain
10,900
61,850
40c
700
1
47c
Shares
16c
__
l
Gold
36c
9,480
Uranium—
for Week
of Prices
Low
l
Centremaque
2.40
Bros
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40c
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July
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33c
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1.40 Aug
1.75 Sep
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2.24
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10
36c
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Bell
High
Jan
40c
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Beatty
9'A
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Low
High
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Last
Sale Price
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Bathurst
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NOVEMBER
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Baska
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Jan
He
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—a
Jan
30c
Oil
7C
75c
50c
-
\
common-;..
52%
Husky
pet
'■
5e. Mar
26c
45,403
3.25
-
26 3 i
—
45,775
.
—
Minda-Scotia
32c
common
Aug
103
Jan
.--
56e (^fe336j(j50
36
—„.
52%
-Paper
10%s
-11 %c
—•
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Petroleum
25%
Smith
ludson
Oct
10
-
.,90
.
Oct
21
Jan
20^
-Nov
1.88 Oct
34c
>
Feb
7
i, %c
'
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common
Brick
Milton
Bay Mining & Smelting—
lugh-Pam Porcupine
100
Huron & Erie common
foyr&rd
17
25
U
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Power
Containers
11 'A Mar
6.90
•
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10
3ue
•
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Sep
20%
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Mines
Light
Modern
28% Mar
965
•
19V2c
3
Sep
1.85 Aug
1
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;
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Sep
.
2J%
-
.
Feb
6c
1.31 Mar
10
lie 7- jl3ci
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1
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May
July
2.600
•
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m
2.40 ilun
,
Jan
aO'/a
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Mar
20C
Ltd™'—___1-*
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Mining
i:<fc-- Nov
9,700
3?600
54-2
1,75
-c
—-b_-5r
—
4oc
Oct
3c
17%
Sep
76c
J
.17% Jan
U97,7<Ji'r
13c
1.70
biSC
~1
i
;
28c
J'dv
70,500
1.68
9%c
1.99 Sep
j
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5, <23
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Jun
Jun'
C M5
18c
■
*1,650
22%
<■.
1.45 Mar
7,503 ;
22-;8
7C
1-1
Petroleum.
p% Nov
-
8,780
.
iic
i
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I
*
25c
Nov
10c
-
22%
;
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-
1^4-
i
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-
Merrill
17%c Jan
July
r
1.51
-
*
T
Lake_
Nov
24c '•> Feb
14c
100
16c
III
1.45
J00
—
Lake
Island
/.16^ Nov
'«
Nov
—*
—
!—
Porcupine
McKenzie
Meta
Aug
loc
L75
lite
:———
Mclntyre
Merrill
Sep
6c
,.
Map
1,
common—t—
Mercury-Chipman
17%. Jan
j,m
8c
410
523,833
13c*
—_1
Jan
I'/jt Feb
20,820
7oc
.1.15,
;
Jan
47
2*90 Apr
200
*
12C
8%
9%
A
_.=•
143',
Jan
59c
f'':h3b
—1•
—
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11
Aug
16'Ac
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Mines
Mentor
10'/2c
327/^ Jan
200
10c 12 %C
-8'4
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July
'
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^iabastine,
Gypsum Lime As
Jun
9c
22%
,
^
Ltd
13c
6'Ac Aug
8.00 Mar
•. •.
41c
73c
.7.20 Mar
5.55 Aug
35,861
10c
*47
9Vz Mar
Nov
Feb
Nov
4.95
"6%
Sep
12c.
1j,0(0
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Industries
Nov
Jun
21
;
Sep
24,603
_—l—1
Oils
Maybrun
Nov
23c
,
Mar
6 Vic
Feb
3.60
'
Mar
fa'Oc
common—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Maxwell
It
.n' •
Oct
16
1,500/
t
6 Vi
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15%c
Maritimfe'
leb
v
22 %c
Maule
Gas Utilities
•
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;
1
Martin-McNeeiy
Aug -i
*
25
9c
I
a
12 c
6,603
20
9c
28c
Nov
5 'Ac
r
f,
6V4C Aug
13c
1
MarigblajOil^ Ltd—
45c
'
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53c
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29 %c
v
3.43
Aug
1%-^OV
1 JO 1
14c 14,. 2c
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Jan
3.15
Mines
-
8
Oct.
18%
19%.
-
49c
6'% Oct
12,0J>
10110VA
Marwayne
3c
13,833
L2
10c
Feb
CTjfcl,
v72"
_
1.67
-
Maralgo Mines
July
uau
HC '
1
"Marbenor Malartic
-Nov
53
4,008
—1
Jun
1.20
w
J^n
2.34
Preferred
6%c Nov
180
29%
.-1
Gold
Gardens
Sep'
51 %
46 */2
7%C
1.50
Goidfields
Milling
Sep
1,731
22-ia
Leaf
Jan
28
class
pew
3 00
"
J.aii
.
p 53c
■Iloc
-
Mines
class. A_
Leaf
Oct
29
Grass
Aug
Ahg
23c
1.50 July
3.6 c.
2,j'/3
'
B
Maple
Jan
r
82C
,.i^c
.
66*%c
Bloedel
&
10, J05
20
Mines
Aiaple
Jan
Mar
9>%c Mar
'
.
'.1.75
Sep
common
Coal
Class
/ 83,720
72
•v
1
Nov
34c
4.
I
—
M.aneast Uranium Ltd
7%c
Juiy
.0
y
4.25 May
Jan
10c
■
5.%c
_
Mines
Jan
97
1
Mines
MacMlllan
48%
34c
l ie
2
r:4 "
i 2,56
Explorations
Consolidated
8JC
Apr
3l/2c Jmy
21c
•
Jan
4J
■
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2.50
Sep
3c
Aug
2i% S
r
,
;
Aug
69%
u
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Malartic
29 '/2
Development
Sweet
West
44,500
180
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Paper
Great Northern
Great
6%c
52
;7
A—
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Mines
Mines
Great
5c
151
40c
.—1
—
V"'
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26c
*
common
,Oct
25
July
60c
6 v*c
blc
60c
;_i
Magnet
14c
/■
•
—
Jan
37c
July
3s/aC
Jan
5c
5, H5
14,000 *
2.60
.
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Nov
1.00
2px;,»;M".r
35,500
15,000
48c
23c
-
.
■r 61 c
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt'Qold
Nov
10c
Julv
1.10
331,650
5c
50c
30c
♦
Preferred
Great Lakes
54c
31c
4c
52
Tire
Grandines
C
11%C
III
Mining
Grandoro
A».g
1.80
Uranium
Graham
?
12c
Porcupine
Mines
Gordon
5,700
23c
-1
Goidfields
Goodyear
Njv
23c 24 %c
Pov
c
17
'
>
1.80 Jan
i. 14,593
Sc
•
1
——*
Goidfields
9.70 Jan
F«0
54C
_1
Mines—,:.
Goldhawk
Goodflsh
3c
120,133
—1
Manitou
Gotatara
113,900
72c
__1
:
Eagle
10c
54c
8.10
J
g
Nt/V
L%c
Jun
45
Mines.
Jun
38c
Jan
3.599
5%c
24c
—1
Mines
Golden
7.70
8,30
'8c
8.20
—1
Gold
Goldcrest
Gold
__1
Mines
Gold'
J.u
4.20 A
Jan
17%
.55. •
925
7ic
8c
A_^
Jan
104
July
v.."
Mackeno
Mar
16%
Mar
4c
09c
Gold
Yellowknife
Giant
Glenora
God'ff Lake
100
786:2^6
21c 35 %c
24c
Oct
10
X.
Anr
15 v
lao/.
»-
6<%c
7*c
1
A
-
(Walter
Macfie
4
__1
,
'
class
class
Yellowknife
Macdonald
"
102% 102%
100
L—
Lake
5%c
Vlc-
*
r
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Macassa
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-
*
'
Ayr.
13
Aug
44
-
2.10
-
2.75
JU-%jev
Gold
Hosiery
Louvicourt
Lynx
"'7- -*L0G Apr
Nov
10 y8
25
be
235
-r
22
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Jun
2%c
j,00>^
12%
X2
...
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Lowney
Aug
-•
4.80 July
210
10%
Jtm
hlO
2
20% - 20%
—;
B
Lorado
7% Aug
.
35% Jan
500
—1
Motors
General
i"
64 %
Dynamics
12%
__1
Groceterias
I.omega
Long
Nov
13
ran.
Oct
8-iic
:"£%c - -'
—
Petroleum.
London
July
Jan
•
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3.55
16%:,.
Long Lac
Lpbiaw
Nov
112
Feb
5.55
6,745
/Little
Jan
28%
Jan
109%
30
114
Liberal
a
Nov
«"78e
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General
Gold :,
Class
-gOc
104
*,522
J ui/
2oC
May
28
'
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75
V
■;
6%
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>*02 *" Jan
*.Jua»y
^
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4.20
2uc
485
9-/2e
l
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"6 .0b May
.
co-
/ Sep
1,
28,900
—,v
9.85
'
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General
•
Lencourt
5.40 Aug
3.80 July
259,350' e
-
100
114
94
Leitch
Sep
25%
.
Gold
Nov
Nov
10c
:
Feb
3'»c
*
—1
—
.
Jan
•80
;30
r.it
.
80c
nr
Oct
B..U
..
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21% Aug
Jan
5c
X.30
Warrants2.75
'
56c
22% " 28%
28%
——
Ltd
02c
48c
63c
JOB
—
preferred
Geco Mines
*
55c
common-,
preferred
5 %%
67c
1
•
Exploration —
Exploration of Alberta
5%
4.50
—100
,
Gadtwln
GaOlneau
>
(extended to June 1956 L*.
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Debentures
Gas
■
12'/2
15j/4
1,7 JJ
6/4 c
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li.oO
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5.704
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101
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3.65
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33c
1.55
6 '<e
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.
Aug
85c
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1.50
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—n
43%
(>%c
———*
a
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loc
5,o00
5.60..
22
16%c
13o,bOO
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,
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Jj]%e
,
a.,
LU—«u—
B
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.Nov
2.50 Aug
:
i
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Secord
Class
Jan
11
1.15 Jan
—
———
1,425
-
Mar
.
i.l5
High
•
,
2oc
4.20
—*
17
4AjJ,. .-61c
,
24c
5.^5
-
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Apr
j
l-8c
'..'13,565
«
Jan. 1
Range Since
Lou
20%c 21%c;
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buC
■'
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Cadillac
Laura
Apr
23c
comuioii.
8.0O
C7c
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20%
o.2U
Mines—.;——
Layaska
Jan
5.06
68c
75
6C
18
:'7%c
* V
—
common-—*
100
22%
18
—*
Z-
Gold
Francoeur
13 %c
me"
Luz
Lapa
29% Aug
Jan
May
Sep
2,367
100
A-
Lamu^ue
3.05 July
101
1.80
*
class
Nov
29
Juiy
10%c Aug
7% Apr
7,700-
•
Motor
La
36 %c
11
Beet Manufacturing
Apr
7c
1.90
Ford
2.10
26
11
1.70
Aug.
01
,
—,
Mining
Wasa
Lake
J 5 %
n
——*
Lake
Nov
xvov
—
Mines
Shore
Lake
Sep
1.10
K.l
•
Bull
Mxnes
Duiauit
1.05 Aug
3,000
'
27%
Jan
%
71c
61
*
-
High
20%
,23%
•%.
L.ao
—_—--1 ^ aie
,—L>9c
1
2d%c
i
1
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19
78.550
llo
47 %c
Mines
Lake
6,075
4oC
3.40
1
*
Iron
Aug
6,000
11c
*
Petroleum
Fenimore
20%
Muixng
Low
Expioralion
Lingman
Feb
k <1
-
575
1GC
28%
-1
—
Laxe
Lake
4,170
teb
10,200
28
Jan
1.07
48,350
'1.05
29
>
25c
Jau
14'%
4,888
92c
1.30
;
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July
Mc
2,950
27
™„..Z———1
Faraday Uranium Mines
,.1
Fargo Oils Ltd
25c
Famous
Fanny
Ltd-
(John)
Labatt
Laorador
9,971
19 %
Nickel
Jun
23%
F' b
14c
52,200
15,100
18%
—•
Palconbridge
19%
25
Ibc
Salea
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
tiigA
Lou
89c 92 %c
Week's
T
Laat
•..
Sale Frice
Range Since Jan.1
SUaiu
22»/2
15c
1
—
Friday
'
KTOUK8
High
221/2
pfd—_———25
Hi
Mines
Eureka
Low
TV
NOVEMBER 12
ENDED
for Week
oi rrices
Par
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday'
(Cent.)
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FOR
•
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i
3.35 Nov
Volume 180
Number 5377
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week'*
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Priee
Par
Norpax Oil
North
&
Mines
Canadian
North
Inca
Ltd
Rankin
North
Star
1
___
•
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Warrants
;
1
LLXIK
Mines
uju d
/-
■
j
X
r.--~
90c
...
Orenda
1.00
2.OT
3.49
JL V:*
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Coyle ^Ravigtrtion
(Eastern X
Petroleum
Pacific
^
/
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-
■
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Porcupine
Oil 'JL2-L
Paramaque Mines
Parbec
ZlOc
Mines
Malartic
Pathfinder Petroleum
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People's
Perron
Natural
Credit
Peruvian
Petrol
&
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1.22
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78c
4'A c
40c
Feb.
6.10
5.60
~
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:
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-
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3.30
1.25
x
90o
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5.50 Mar
9'Ac
-
1.20
8,000
2.50
5,600
Oct
/ 16c
Mar
56c
Feb
'
37c
Mar
1.27
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
19c 20'Ac
20c t
21'A
203i«
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12.100
21'A
I
13,825
Jun
43 %c
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Vranjum Mines
Rayrock
Red
Mines
Poplar
■•'.'y-'--
Gold
1.01
'►
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19c
Mines
Rexspar
Uranium
:„__X
___
83Ac
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Regcourt
4%c V.
,
A_X1———____1
90c
,
ZZLl
19c
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11c
Roy
Lac_
Consol
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2__
conv
pfd__
,
63 »A
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Class
A
__i
193Ac
Shawkey
(1954) Mines
Creek: Gold—
Sheep
Sherritt
Sicks*
;
Breweries
Mines
common
Mines
1
Dairies
A
•
1
_l_'_
53%
76^;
76c
preferred
5.00
27'A
27'Aft
23'A
5.30
MO
13'Ac
-
99c
....
97(J)
1.03
300
Starratt
Olsen
of
class
Gas
A
135
4,000
•
35
Ltd
Steep Rock Iron
Sterling Trusts
Oil
.'
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Mines
160
1
1,000
12
44 c
Mar
Preferred
(ordinary)
Preferred
Feb
80c
12c
6'A
36c
10c
May
Jun
Jun
1.00
18c
May
6.50
,,34
3.00
12
14c
14c
13c
Jan
8.75
Sep
44
Feb
3.25
15
Apr
Oct
:
Surf
Inlet
Swltson
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
20
50c
10c ll'Ac
17.000-
1.20
12%
4.45 Aug
Nov
80c
10c
—60
7%
Oct
104%
Aug
3.30 Oct
Oct
Feb
13%
Feb
6c
300
180-
'
Sep
Mb *
6.0ft Jan
1.74
9,425
45c
16,874
22c
Mar
500
15,055
5%c July
14c
Jan
1.55
Get
9c
,
Feb
97%
6,0/0
Jan
12c
Aug
5%c Aug
30
s. c
Oct
July
38c
7,000
3.50
Nov,.
104
6%c Mar
-
41©
199,550
7'Ac: v
8,000
12%
8a0
7c
85q Mar
87
,
Jtm
1^0 M«
1
8c
'•» 7c
9c
1.65
1.60
1.63
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16,170
75c
70c
<
f
1.14
775
65c
1.1ft Jan
Aug
1
13c
11c
16c
56,200
9c
29c
27c
34c
160,100
13c
—
Sep
Sep
1-80 Sep
Jan
Curb Section
Feb
22c
Mar
Aug
34c
Nov
23
15%
101
Mar
50c
4.25
<
10r
Oct
.
'
Mav
*
3.10
3.20
1,500
1.65
Feb
1
1.14
1.20
12,200
1.08
Jun
&
*
zz
*
Sugar
Invest.
♦
*
6.
6
33%.
34
455
10%
11
3,330
30
465
15%
3,500"
109
6.15
6.15
6.40
20%
20%
21 %
2,610
Marconi
■-T,
•
Bridge
Oilcloth
0
of. Canada
com
Paper
Flour
Jan
29% Aug
5,603
68c
76c
81
23%
21,444
80
65
5
5
5%
13%
13%
76
330
2.15
2.10
62%20c
18%
2.23.
«.
64
81
6.00 Aug
Jun
Jun
13%
77%. Sep
2.60 Aug
20c
13,775
18'/s-
19
2,175
15%
Apr
20% Aug
36
36
MO
27%
Jan
36% Oct
25%' 28%.
5,830
40%
9,851-
13c
Jan
July
63% Nov
23 %C
28
30% July
24 %
Nov
81
Aug
95
Sep
33%
Jan
38%
Sep
95
93
34
33%
34
225
84%
960
54
Jan
931
1ft.
8%
25
59%
61'A
140
66
cn CO
A"
42
35
37%
35
Jan
9
Jan
61%
54%
Jan
70
July
28
Jan
43
Nov
6
7,065
35%
36 % July
28% Mar
10-
43
84% Nov
34%
30% Jun
100
36%
18% Oct:; :
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d
1
'20c
Jan :
3.50 Oct'
1.25 Aug
e
"
5.80
6.20
15,593
3 50
Jan
6.2ft Nov
4.60
5.10
5,065
3.50
Feb
5.65
*
32
3,760-
42
40%
42
2
34
32%
34%
1,563-
1
58'Ac
48c
51c
15,700
25
25
100
par, value,
t
(hot Included
in
/year'p range)/
.
Owerried delivery sale (not included
-•J" mr'B rang*).
Selling qx-interest.
f Flat
rCash
-
42
Jan
Jan
23%
-
48c
20% Jun
<-
,
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
.
x
When
,
delivered.
Ex-dividend,
y
(not Included
in
year's range).
*
,
issued,
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
C,-
X" XL
Nov
59c
Jan
27
Aug
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wd When
Jun
35% Sep
July
(Un)
wi
pi;ice.
sale
Oct
6.05
—
lot. sale
Nov
5.10
*
Odd
Aug
-__1
—
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOYVN AND CANADIAN
•
Apr
■
ZZi
Consolidated
a
Nov-
Jun
63%
66
Stores
.;
•
Oct
Oct
Nov
58
*
Zeller's
Oct
Feb
19c
36'%
Bros
Oct
,,5.50 Oct
^
May
Mar
1.00 Ma r
1,325
8%
*
1.15
Mar
4.40
10
-
28
Nov
68c
70
235
75
353/4
5
36 "
20'/. July
705
13%
35%
common
Yukon
Jun
524
81
*
*
Thrift
Sep
Sep
15
28
5
6
Consolidated
Price
July
Sep
27%
80
UUMties
Power
Oreille
Nov
9
83%
Inc
Pend
Jan
30
50
J7'A
common
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Pato
13%
"50
22%
0
International
Ogilvie
130
12
95
..
Oct
Feb
-21 % Aug
19
Nov
19
22%.
»
Interprovincial Utilities
Jan
—
_■
Secuxities
7.25
Jan
30
22%
—
Steel
16% Sep
116
17.
mlrn
*
Oil
31% May
Jan
Feb
17
Nov
12
■
♦
Jan
Jan
560
620
12
30
1
Zl5
International
Jan
♦
Apr
35% Aug
Jan
'
_
Westinghouse
8%
87
185
9
Jan
7%
24%
30%,
15'A
105'%
High
NOV
6
25
*
15%
«
Ingersoll-Rand
MacLaren
30
100
107%
rnT
Preferred
Jan
Loo
72c
com
.
Raage Slnee Jan, 1
,
6
~
Copper
Lobiaw's
High
34
»
common
■>
Hayes
Shares
10%
.
—
Ltd
for Week
Low
«
Paper
ZZi
(1954)
Sale*
Range
ef Prices
,
Jan
Jan
Week's
18'Ac Jan
May
Feb
710
9%A'
7c
-<
8%c
0
DuPont
Jan
24
Aug
38% July
4%e Aug
1.65
2,600
690,924
103% r 102% 103%
ZI20
Dominion
36'A Aug
Jun
3.50
:
95%
38c
pfd
Dominion
53'A Jun
1.195
;
,
156
..
45c ..-I 106,800
"7 %e
12%
■mm-
Indus
Dalhpusie
Mar
Nov
29'A Jan
71,660
100
3.40'
1
Consolidated Paper
Apr
30c
315.475
„«
34% -Jan
ft
Develop
Dominion
Gen
Coast
Apr
47%
1
___25
4,473
»
Bronze
Canadian
13% Jun
Oct
'
Supertest
64%
38% July
;
1.6ft
Canadian
11 '4 J ui)
21% July
Apr
_l
common
'57
•
44c
Canadian- Western Lumber
Jan
90c
Jan
Apr
35
9,700
*
Cottons
Rights
Apr
1.20
Apr
500
10
49c
Vinegars
Canadian
July
6.15
18c
Jan
18'A
_«
Cons
30
Nov
18'A
24,041
^^_____20
Jan
43c
3.80 Aiig
36c
Mar
Last
Pulp
Canadian
53 '4 Nov
Sep
419
1
Mines
pfd
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact ___*
Sullivan
;
Sep
3,853
18,000
Jan
33
144
2,850
Sale Price
Canadian
Feb
16,101
62
38
4.15
1
Canadian
Sep
•
Superior Propane
j
34c
1
Steeloy Mining
Stuart
Jan
26c
*
70
37
Mar
X9%c May-.,
24.
%P,
123
1.72
„_,.eTX..
,m
Canadian
26% July
11% May
_•
,
4.00
103% 103%.
23
»,
17%. Feb
1
common-
&
Canada
Sep
20
6,633
1.23
Oct
Jun
m*
,___
Corp
Co
Canada
Nov
24 (Ac Aug
100
1.02
Jan
IX*te*
July
lie
-
1,066
4.00
1
Jun
2.50
53%
2,780
l
Gold
Advocate
1.45
Jan
Jan
5.40
3f»c
-■
v
Jan
9&
-f'.v •
1st preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging-
Sep
4,500
*■
Canada
Stovel
3.50
*
common
Stedman Bros
Steel
Jan
14% Mar
"
1.23
39,400-
23
7'Ac
Newfoundland
Brown
Nov
95c
60c
7,650
2i)
14c 1
22%
Noii..
39c
Mq
20
' 12%c'
3i50
Oil
Canadian
Asbestos
Oct
81c
,
9,200*''
llQ.,
38c
'
•
Anglo
Jan
*
f 1944»
Anglo
'Nov
12c
5.30
495
3,000
&
20c
IOV2C July
1,457/
6,000
2.07
Andian National
Sep
3.75 May
24
Jan
3,200
•;
4'Ac
42c
Nov
7'Xc May
47c
Mar
47,861
ll3i
-
44'A
306
♦
Paving
Oil
1.85
Nov
1.55
6,200
•
^Stadacona Mines
Stanwell
1.50
80
877
.
12^ 13'Ac
Spooner Oils
a
Sep
39
33,776
50
Co
Radio
65
,
Jan
4c
600
4.85
__20
common
Valley
Standard
Jan
1.26
50
'
Standard
37,'A
24.215
,
1
Co
Somerviile
Souris
Southam
50
18%'
Gold
(If*
Oct
901
17%c NOV
4%c. Oct
3%cJu)y,_.
21
13c
Par
Feb
11c
5,200
1,000
4,000
22%
STOCKS
./••■'
Oct
5'Ac
II,450
8 Vs
18fi
5'Ac
15 c
Friday
Oct
19%
*
13
iftai
69% Sep
-4.30 Mar
4%c
4'Ac
Mar
Canadian t.nnda
Feb
13%
Jun
*
Simpsons Ltd—1
Siacoe
1.95
52| 53%
50c
class
Jan
Oct
4.90
1
£
'
88c
L8Si
8910'Ac
1
^
_1
Silver Standard Mines
Slater
'
•
(Quebec)
Mining
Silverwood
50'
50
1
Sigma
Silver-Miller
53'A
_____50c
Gordon
Silanco
85*?
*
___1
18c
47
Aug
Jun
47,510—
17%c.
Toronto Stock Exchange
*
3.50
Jan
50c
-«r
:.S
3.18
" J.an
-50
800
3.05
Apr
9c
344,983
9.
4,511
63
Min^s
Ma*
21c
1,500
14^-A
8,350
67'A
Oct
2.42 Nov
*
Aug
12%
103%
Zeowac ;Metal
"
1.90
;
20c
l«'eb
13'A
6,843
22
Apr
1.57 Aug
25c
^8%
43c
Zinc
&
Oct
July
10c
27'A
4,825.
Feb
Jan
19
'O
Jaiv..
20% May
8% SCR
5.59; May
0%c Sep
.
Apr
2,198
1.
7%
4.45
66
7c
Lead
8% Feb
5c
-
8%c Apr
12%
Gold
Nov
29c
27% Nov
2%c May
43,500
"59-^
3.40
Petroleums
preferred
11'A
15'A
Aug
10%
360
3%$
1.42
,
Freehold
Nov
Mar
37%
2,550
10c
Corp
Shawinigan. Water & Power com__£
2,637
900
l ot
;
,
Nov
10c
5c
167,300
,;
20%
100
1,000
Jan
1.47:
14
.
FCb
66%
7c
Yukeno
14%
12%
X
JSli
9c
5,800..:.
14 'A
■:_
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd •
»
Scurry Rainbow Oils •tt42--------£50c "
Security
9%
..
6,250
273/§
14'A
;
.:
L6&
8%
Jan
3c/Jun
5,194
5%
i
Yankee Canuck
Spp
17%.
100
Yellowknife Bean Mines.,
York Knitting class B__
May
14
35
117,920..
11'A
2 7 38
l
Gold
:
14
41
„
River
1.27
74c
1.05 July
/ 18
Feb
25
6'Ac
'
l
Gold_^
9.255
10'Ai
•
-Sand
Jan
■
:___25
Gold
Antonio
Nov
43c
295' "
20c
n'A :
Industries
Lawrence
83c
93A
11;
•
St
-Jam
200
7,000
300
common
■*
3.20 Jan
Jun
5%
1,000
Petroleums
Yale
7'Ac Apr
2.30 Apr
*
203«
-
7%c
46Ye'
___•
Ryanor Mining
3»n
Apr
3%c Feb
1^.200
:
10c
„_„„__10
Oil
Rupununi
Russell
Nov
12c
24,673'"*
1
'
1.34
93/4
„1
L_1
;
Royal Bank-
.
if)
___♦
Silver
Rovalite
5'A^
46c
24c
'
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Rebertson Mfg $1.00 pfd__I______;„4'
Robinson, Ltttlf, common
.
Class A S-L-.
»
Roxana
90c
'
Aug
Aug
8c
7.000
1.26
Long
1,500'.
2,000" '
43 VzC
Rowan
38c
"
2.70
Aug
1.22 Sep
Ju n
5%
98c
5c
*
Wood.(Alexft))deri.
Wright-Hargreaves
1.25
Mar
11c
58,000
20
2^65
1.29
Roene
~
120,950
1.09
.
/ 54c
41'ffc v,4'Ac
43'Ac
"
25.000
1.10
83Ac9c
,
__l
Rio Prado Oils
'
1^»-
"
i__l
Renable
IM
90%;
1.04 ;
Apr
1m
72c
143,158
Mines.,
1
Winnipeg & GentraJ.
Winnipeg Electric fircferre^-^—100
Winora Gold
"
11%
3,970
27c
»
Mines
Windward
Nov
13% Mar
2,500,880
656
1.21
1
Willroy
30% Jun"
7.70 Apr
Qct
13%
2.42
1
Wiltsey-Coghian
Winchester harder
Aug,
1,03 Sep,
5.10 Aug-
20c
38
Wilrich
July*
121,775
13,300
21%
A
(Geo),
Preferred -2
•
65c
27c
5
Western Tungsten
-
Jan
va
1.01
1.90
___•
^
Breweries.
Weston
.
50
8.2ft Feb
3%c
Jan
18% Aug
61%Jt#
23% Jan
21%
17 %c "
22c
..
•4.45 July
175
•-
i
I I % Atlg,
Jun
1,600
2.20
*
Jat£
50
%
43
3.30 Feb
6.50
21%
!
1
Grooers. common
Class
61 :
ft
10% Aug
July
Jan
15c
'■
15%, Oct,
230
-
'8%'
lc
Western Leaseholds
Oct,
12c
62c:, Mar
^13,850
-1.27
6.00
Jun
7'Ac Mar
4,500
3.60
4.25 Sep
/a.flfi July /
f
'26,900
:90b " 94c
10*3C -1 12c,.
72c ; 75c'
ll3Ac
15% July
'4.20
1
Preductg
Western
5%c Jan
Apr
.
59,840
>4.10:
Aug
7'A
83
8
Oils
J.
Nqv
35«l
8% Mar
■
'23,090
5%
1
Ashley
3.60
:
iS;
"Feb
27%.
16%
8'A
Z_*
Canada
J
i4%c
Jun
ff
3,213
-
16%
1
Western
Feb
10c
1.15
17'A
*
<
Western
Sep
3.00
17c 17'Ac
7%c ,7%c
j,
Consol
Westeeh
Jan
48
;
Z
,
Malaifcic
V-..
2.55 Jan "
7,433
-
\
'
13 y4
*
Trust
Territories
Jun
95c
1.17
Z
1
_Z_10
W
West
7c
:
""
350
39'A
'41c
95c
___1
West
'
45c
s,-
;
■
Sep
2.50 Mar
51L-
8 Vac ll'Ac
84c
v
Jan
1.40
A
Z
&,
AUf
300
3%C
Wekusko
*
38(4 Aug
Mar
-
35
*'
Mines.^
_i_
51c
500
w
Jan
G
-
5'A
!
Amulet
Walker
July,
30c
6.35
»
Grey
30c
6,440;;
,
27
_ZZ*
Mines
?
Nov
4,310
*
10%.;
60'A-
l
Waterous Equipment common
Weedon
Pyrites
Nqv
j
&
1.60
15,100
3.80
'
32% Jan
8(/2C%.^" 4,000
3/65
6.50
__i
j
Oils
Waits
Apr
2.80
Aug:*
26
2,000
;
4.05
13'A,
-
12C,
,1,000
VAc
3.85
Nickel "Corp___
I ; 1.36
1.01, Feb
i.Q33r
1.70
12'A-
Metallurgical-
Quebec
Sep
-32% Nov
Oct"
60c
4,175 "
46 47'A-
.
J-60 *
13
Man!tou
Quebec
'
-
3.95
Cprp:.-__.1._,
Mar
:
Cons
Victoria
31
4
32% Jan
'10 (A
_25
ZI_*
Ltd
class
Jan
Apr
490
35c
16*'/4
1jZZ*=
Mfg
17
Nov
29
39
3.80
«■
B
Jan
10%
39'A
50
Z
Min«:
Vuloaji
Jan
28c
Roi
10
31
16
3,140
-
-37c #-
10%
____i
Steel
iViolamac
2.44"Sep
May
24
.
15,700
'38.
l
■
Labrador
Quebec
J5.QQ0
.
_„„__ZZ_1
DamdL
Quebep Copper
30o
10c
1,58ft
1.55
1.41 Jan
,
:
pfd
B
preferred
Keno:Hiil
Class
Nov
v"
•
Montauban Mines
Viceroy
Jun
42
A
Vicour
Oct
62c
/ 85c. Mar :
90,635
23rf
474A
^Pjoypectora 4irw^ys^^_s-^------'-*
Ifica
2.80
"29c
___^___ZZZl
Uranium
Quebec
2.65
72c
2,80
_
246.500
32 Va
700 -'73c
1.90
Oct
Feb
33c
Jun
30
:
Bi
class
1.20 Mar
-13%
3.45. 2,60^-' W6,570:
27c* 33fc ' 254, (iPO,
.
class
Fuel
Jan
2,550-1,109
23/25 ya;
34®/
9
Corp
Ventures
Sep
Mar
-*
Asbestos
Van
Nov
36c
»#
common_
Canada Mines
Vanadium
Alloys"
Mar
12c
33
5,700
20c
L
*
tt
>
6lc
270
1.70
33c
.
*3.60
Upper
8.40 Mar
38c
25
Oct
645
45-*
l.uJ
-J
Mar
2uc
405
r.
:
,
:S
25
215
44%
37c
♦
United
Feb.
102'A
45
1 7,0'
—i_'_l
v, <
United Oils
Aug
July
75c
*
5,650
V
1 99
V'ig
31'4
.
Border
Bast
Promo
*
1.14
L.10
m
/
-
Metals,
fPQrdy
20
14
1.00
26'A
1
Class
Jan
55c
23
18,
1.60,. Jan
199
Oct
6,803
40%
«
Z
United
;%aii,
May
34c
'A
Ga#
United
Mar
7'Ac Oct
^
'
21,050
,
Nov
,99
13
83,900
r-^| *r
ZI-_
38c
I,60ft,-
41c
12c
24
-
,
38c
3.50 Aug
12,500
1.65
Jgn
Aug
33'Ac J«rf
8,470
.C 42
,32
'
Rouyn Gold
Power Corp
Pnaston
V
*
28c
lie
.
"
Powell
Premier
7,142
-•11,810
41
37'A
Pressed
44c
/ 46c
Jan
36
42%
-
4.00 NQV
Oct
17 %
19,500
27
-
8c.
United
Sep
Nov,
35%
35c
United
Feb
87cr
4Vic
*wr
46c
.51
*
Union
u% Mar
.74%
25c
lie
6.90
■8C 10'Ac
{:??
15c
River
Prairie' Oil
•;
2,500
37'Ac
l
Oils-
Powell
:
1,20
..
:<<
160,500"
101 102'A
"
Petroleum
Poplar
'
42
______.:/_/ZZZ i
Oils
Pontiac
,
?
Apr
17'A
25%
90c
ll'Ac Sep
20ft
30
Oil Pipe Line
Resources
United
Aug
4.65
21
*
Union Mining
Feb
Mar
1.45
___40
Tungsten Corp
1,75 Oct
2C
39c
17'A,
.
Petroleum
Triad Oil.
Jan
•: 58c
Jan
61c
11,500
1.6
60
___"1
Urapium
Development
Ponder
L
1 '
33c
_♦
,
Jan
9,500
*
Mountain
Aeoegtance
Preferred /
July
2,220
1.60
_♦
;
12
19
*
_—
Union
Jan
1.10
»
Empire Oils
Era, Qijs
,
8%
l o3
15c 15 %c
.
'" 2.5ft Jun
Aug
Aug
180
293,869
1.00
33c
High
51
14C
9'A
19
-
Mar
Oct
4.00
19
Z20
45
8c
9'A
Trend
> 4.45 Fgb
7'/2b jan
+
10,136
15 '/4c
1
Trans
May
11c
2.92
•.
.,H
,
^Transcontinental
r <1.05 Nov
" 25%. Jun
Oct
;60
.24,100,
29c
85c
6.20
1,880
8'Ac
258
■*
,
Nov
10c!
.;.
3,100.
39c
-_
_
3.00
*
42c
gc
•
1
5c: July
3ft'Ac Sep
6.35
101
Iv**\
^
u21% July^
i-00 Jan /:
9,510,,
;-i.
7'Ac
38c
<& Gas—
Pitch-Org
Placer
'
-
Qct
*
Tran^
«/un
95c
j<
5Q0
-.
28c
-
*8c
42o-
Trans
2-95Mav/
;
-X Ma <V
t.
:
640.575
70c
24 C
6.65
^.60c
40.200
64
,
25c
■.
26c
100
Li.
Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold
Pioneer Gold-
.
preferred.
1
Oils
Oil
.>
50c
Goldflelds
8uc
.lap
«
j §.% preferred
Nov ?
5'Ac Nov
1.90
3,000
A
10'A
61
960
i
42c-
Feb".
25c
ijT""
-1
1^5
68c.,
_26c
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IV
44
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
(2016)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
SECURITIES
Friday, November
12
Investing Complies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Par
25c
1.17
I.28
Investment Co of America
1.25
5.46
5.91
Investment Trust
1
4.42
4.72
Inc—1
14.69
15.97
—1
12.06
13.15
B-l
11.73
(Medium
23.85
B-3
(Low
1
Biair Holdings Corp.1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.79
21.64
3-63
HVa
4%
11.69
B-2
America-.-—•
Aberdeen
Fund—
Inc
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business Shares-
Mutual Fund
American
Fund
Mutual
Fund
(The)
15.91
Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp.-———
17.39
1.30s
1
36.46
3.97
(Investment
1
B-4
Bonds)
27.24
Grade
Priced
28.43
25.38
19.49
21.26
19.00
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
10.35
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
14.19
24.43
S-2
(Income
Stocks) —1
28.55
30.86
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)„1
9.49
10.26
S-4
(Low
28.39
30.69
Priced Com
Knickerbocker Fund—.
1
29.75
32.58
Bullock Fund Ltd
Com
10.55
—1
10.81
11.81
Sayles Mutual Fund—
Asset Value)
•
9.38
10.38
Capital Venture Fund Inc.——1
4.70
21.75
23.51
Automobile
28.24
Business
Chemical
1
Fund
Inc
Fund
1
15.98
17.35
8.11
8.82
Bond
17.53
19.05
1
1
14.65
Dividend Income Fund
39
12.71
11.62
Income Fund Inc
1
13.11
13.21
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
50.44
50.95
De Vegh
De
1
20.22
22.23
1
9.97
10.93
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.21
9.00
—2.50
25c
12.85
2.24
40.34
1
13.82
1,
4.30
1,
1958
1957-55
100.6
shares_lc
5.58
3.77
4.15
Non-Ferrous
20.16
20c
5
6.40
23.87
6.63
3.19
3.50
lc
Steel
Bid
of
100.2
1959
99.26
100.2
99.24
100
1,
Ask
one
or
32nds
more
Maturity-
Indebtedness—
5.45
5.39
8.20
Massachusetts
Ctfs
100.7
l%s
Oct.
1,
l%s
April
Oct.
1,
1,
15,
Ask
102.26
1954
99.24
100.1
99.24
100
1958
99.6
100.10
100.12
l%s
100.9
100.11
1%S
Feb.
Dec.
100.24
100.26
l%s
l%s
April
1,
1956
100.14
100.22
1%S
April 1, 1959
Oct 1, 1959.
Oct.
1,
1956
100.14
100.22
15, 1955
15, 1955
100
99.31
1957
15,
99.14
99.4
99.12
99.26
99.2a
98.10
98.16
98.10
98.1fr
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
26.26
28.39
23.29
25.18
Bid
Ask
inter est—*
34.07
36.83
1.60%
3-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.60
1.05%
1.30%
6-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.30
1.50%
4-
1-54
1- 3-55
bl.50
1.15%
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.20
1.25%
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.45
1.20%
1.25%
10-
1-54
7-
1-55
bl.25
1.25%
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.40
1.20%
1.25%
11-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.25
1.25%
Growth
Stock
Inc—
Massachusetts
Units
100.1
100.7
100.5
Trust—
interest—1
Bid
102.24
1
Investors
Fund
100
100.5
8.99
Investors
beneficial
of
1955
1955
100.11
1 %8
5.93
Inc—10c
Fund
22,
March
100.9
l%s
6.00
lc
Bond
point
a
27/8s March 15, 1957
l%s April 1,
1957
l%s May 15 1957
1955
1%8 March
7.95
of
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
15,
1%8 Dec.
5.16
7.22
lc
shares
shares
Manhattan
4.69
lc
Life
Rats
Dated
Fund—
of beneficial
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
1
8.71
9.56
1
25.81
Inc_l
Metals—
shares
Paper
89.22
102
99.30
1955
Treasury Notes—
6.14
Equipment
101.20
101.22
1, 1960
2%s May
2%s Feb.
100.6
'
100.12
99.14
2%s May 1, 1958
2 %s Nov.
1, 1958
l%s May 17,
l%s Aug. 15,
3.37
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Ask
101.12
1, 1956—
l%s Feb.
4.74
3.06
Bid
100.8
1955
Is
shares
15.02
18.86
16.32
40.34
point
a
13.78
13.78
Due
Rate
Dated
1.30%
1.05%
7-
Due
4-
1-54
Bid
1-55
bl.30
Ask
1.25 %
14.60
Fund
Delaware
,
Mutual
Growth
Diversified
Fund..
Stock
Series
E
Dividend
Shares—
Net
2.46
Shares
Corp—
asset value
Mutual
of
Diversified Trustee Shares-
Trust
Shares—
beneficial interest
Nation
Wide
Fund
Fund
Stock
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund
Mutual
Founders
60%
58%
Corp
10
Formula Fund of Boston—
Beneficial Interest shares—1
Boston
First
17.45
1
Futures
Speculative
6.76
Series
14.89
5.16
9.12
.lc
3.23
-1
20.83
14.16
23%
7.84
Resources
Fund
3.29
3.58
1
22.14
24.25
New
England
New
Inc—
York
Fund
Capital
1
North
American
Series
74.27
79.86
6.78
7.37
Pacific Amer Investors com„10c
lc
8.29
9.09
Petroleum
17.70
14.69
8.4$
19.37
Philadelphia FUhd Inc
16.08
PIUS
Trust
Series
1956
$1.50
Group Securitiesshares
AYt&tipn shares
Building shares
lc
lc
lc
Fund
9.26
&
Pioneer
22
6.92
7.59
Scudder Fund
lc
6.26
6.89
9.00
9.86
lc
9.14
10.01
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
11.56
12.66
9.47
9.86
lc
lc
9.89
7.68
10.83
lc
8.89
9.74
Sovereign
shares—lc
3.02
3.33
4.69
5.15
lc
9.87
10.81
Television-Electronics
lc
10.41
11.40
Texas
lc
3.73
4.10
United
Funds
shares
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
United
Funds
shares
shares
shares
Petroleum shares
Equipment shares
stock
lc
shares—:
shares
shares
8.42
Fund
(Geo)
Institutional
Inc
Institutional
Insur
Shares
2%
Fund
2.30
lc
Surety
10
32.84
-
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
67.00
70.50
27.43
27.43
9.63
10.50
Investors
'
Line
Fund
8.83
Shares_l
16.71
8.16
,52 %
Co
Co_
Inc
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
10
Home
of
North
Lincoln
National
Life
34V2
Merchants Fire Assurance
25%
Merchants
Maryland Casualty
$2.10
&
common—1
45
Union Bank
100
422
20
40
45%
National
40 %
New
25
26%
New
New
National
61
12
13
10
North
Fire
87%
Northern
10
64%
47%
51
53
41%
43%
26
44
33
(The)
Bank
10
40
10
80%
63%
9%
173
Brook
National
20
71%
73%
Fire
Pacific
Indemnity
10
-
256
City Bank
York
20
Trust
25
Nat'l Bank &
Trust_17%
National
Bank
53%
55%
135
139
2
10
Florida
Indiana
Power
&
International
Bank
55%
Mutual Bank & Trust
25
63
17%
183/4
308
29%
32
this issue
can
Stock
Exch.
Globe
& Republic
Globe
&
Great
Golf
Rutgers Fire
American
Life
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
76
St Paul Fire
43%
45 %
Seaboard Surety Co
73
& Marine
17%
19%
.—10
Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine——lO
5
43
46
Standard
5
38%
40
Travelers
25% '.
27
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„10
10
43
45
U S
Fire
10
170
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Fire
73
,
175
Accident
—
10
49%
__
Westchester Fire
65%
Trust—20
69%
80
100
175
Francisco
of
Amer N T
& S A—6.25
3%s
&
2003
38 %
40
51%
.42%
53%
Bid
RR
Pwr
4s—-1984
3V8S-1984
102
103 %
104
101%
102%
Light
3%s.
104
98%
Bell Telep 3V8S
1989
Calif Edison 3s—1979
Gas
Gas
1974
105
105%
3%s_1979
102%
103
1984
100 %
100%
4%s
Imprvmt
Edison
3%s__1984
101%
102 Va
100%
100%
3s
Dallas Power & Lgt 4%
El
New
Jersey Bell Tel 3s
1989
York
1989
Telephon 3s
Niagara Mohawk
Paso
Pow
3Vbs_1984
100%
100%
100 %
100%
101%
102 %
Nat
Louisiana
Tenn
5.12%
5.65%
pfd—•
pfd_100
value.
79% ^' 81%
bBid
45%'^
k Admitted
2
28%
48%
" 30
yield
Stock
cv
price.
to
listing
Exchange.
•
on
the
New
.v
<
York
108%
110
100
100%
101%
100
100
104
105 %
105%
107
Transmission—
preferred
preferred
t New
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
100
Light—
preferred
Gas
5.85%
Gas
Power &
FOOTNOTES FOR' OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
68%
3
101
Stocks-
4.18%
par
102
101%
United
98%
1989
•No
101%
103%-
1979
Gas
Tennessee
I
3s
56 %
1,540
105%
1974
3%s
44%
65%,
Ask
7104%
Nashville—
series
New
'
Bonds—(Cont.)
Southern
44% -~.47%
100 1,500
20
&
Bank
West Penn Power
12 %
70
Bank
Trust
& Trust
Southern
tabulation,
11
5
Bank
Peoples
the government bond sec¬
tion
of
the New
York
61
10
59%
Public Serv Co of Col 3%s_1984
be found in
2
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Falls
Union
Grove
United
102%
10
6.25
(N Y)—.
Louis
Tower
Ask
30%
Corp
Co
Security Issues
1959
28%
(Texas)
Trust
101%
2%s
10
Reinsurance
57%
25
Although not yet admitted
to trading, quotations for
Providence-Washington
Republic
55
States
53%
36%
52
54%
Pacific Power & Light 3%s_1984
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
52
63
41
20
17
Bank
Bank
Northern
10
35%
20
Bank
National
National
First
100 %
Fire
66
National
Boatmen's
100%
Metropolitan
5
51%
St. Louis
Mercantile
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
4
88
49%
20
99%
81%
2.50
85
Trust—25
100%
88%
;
&
1984
Elec
28%
(S F)
Newark
Bank
1984
-
3%s
Mich
85 %
of
Nat'l
3%s_1984
Dayton Power & Lgt
26%
Life
Mellon
Pacific
78
Firemen's
60%
Northern
5
Franklin
58%
Bank-12.50
103%
1984
10
Fund
42
102%
3%s
Peerless Casualty Co
Fireman's
40
32
Bid
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Nat'l
SecurityrFirst
San
90
of
25
Bank
153
298
10
34%
Co
National
Los Angeles
10%
10
145
100
32%
70%
55%
50%
48%
25
National
86
4
53%
Jersey City
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
10
10
10
National Bank of Detroit
266
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Federal
33
55
100
& Co Inc
51
Columbus & Souther
73
101
10
—^
70
31
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
Bank
20
(J P)
Louisville
Pacific
67
10
National
35%
32%
Recent
11
70
-1
43
Detroit
First
163
Bonds—
35
C2
40%
Hartford
St
28
—
Northeastern
86%
105 %
45%
5
River
84%
x83%
100%
—5
2
10
61%
10
of Commerce
& Trust Co
38%
58
Fire
5
37%
5
Fire
59
Connecticut
43
Bank—
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
308
5
Hampshire
York
298
Manufacturers—4
Casualty
38 %
265
252
16
47%
54
Union
36%
50
Trust
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Rochelle
101
33%
Bonding»r^._*_
20
Co
City Bank
80
31%
National Fire
38%
67%
42
Ask
51
New Amsterdam
64%
10
Cleveland
American
National
5.45
preferred—.—_10
prior
10
•
National
24.79
10
445
Bank
41
33
395
Morgan
5.01
99
24%
385
25
of Freeport
22.93
Amer—5
Massachusetts
71 %
158
23
23%
Rye
76
National Bank
148
10
Trust
&
100
Cleveland
10
Bank
&
38
Sterling
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
331/2
131
Northern Trust Co
34
26%
14.72
—5
Insurance Co
33%
70
50
31%
16
Albany, N. Y.
32
68 %
47
Tr__25
Y)
State Bank of Albany
313/4
123
&
Bk
35
26.25
10
460
460
State
73%
Meadow
Companies
Steamboller
302
445
Bank
National
Trust
97
295
Harris
97%
13.73
Bid
71 VS|
100
First
47%
94%
24.08
Par
08 %
Savings Bk„100
50%
71%
1
Co
25
94
&
49
20
1
Investment
Ask
Trust—33%
Bank
457/s
20
1
Inc
Bid
Illinois
National
15
76%
1
Fund
37%
10
(N J)__5
Investors
Continental
Bank—10
10
Public
Wellington Fund
35
10
5
1
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Bank
17.89
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Hartford
50%
5
17.53
Street
Par
Exchange
Manufacturers Trust Co
5.75
Wall
Companies
Pittsburgh
8.57
7.84
1
Ask
69%
56%
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
11.60
Wisconsin
141
43%
442
54%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
8.92
Whitehall Fund Inc
67
41%
430
Hanover
18.16
1
5.26
1.60
182
10
Trust
New
1955_
Ask
Ouaranty Trust Co
6.74
10.65
6.42
Bid
10
100
Trust
Franklin Square N Y
9.60
6.17
Inc—1
1.45
25
Assn
99.908
Chicago
National
Franklin
12.59
l
Fund
5.87
37 %
Connecticut General Life
of
7.09
11.58
Fund—1
Inc
Income
20.15
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Forster
6.49
1
Ltd
Fund
* 20.65
Automobile
Assurance
Science
18.42
137
(Newark N J)—2%
Casualty
United
Line
—_4
Assn
First
Inc—
,18.89
'
Bid
York
of the City of N Y
First Westchester Natl Bank
1
Canada
Accumulated
Value
1.08
97c
American Surety
&
99.933
Fiduciary
Fund—1
Inc
Fund
Value
35 %
American Re-insurance!
Crum
99.925
11.34
15.33
10
Fidelity & Casualty_5
conv'preTerred
5
Continental
99.797
1954-
Central
35.50
10.35
2.52
14.18
10
Co
American
Continental
99.829
99.790
Federation
15.47
Inc_lc
Fund
Automobile
Ins
99.818
Empire Trust.
18.16
Boston—1
Amer
22.58
Equitable Assur^-^-5
Camden Fire
1955
10,
6.25
Shareholders Trust of
Selected
14.31
10
Amer Ins Co
3,
February
County Trust Co
(White Plans N
(net
22.58
lc
Life
♦1.25
February
99.947
Commercial
16.79
Fund
United Continental Fund
Fund-lc
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
89.966
99.937
24.85
19.12
Stock
value)
United
Insurance
American
99.953
1954.
24.39
19.12
asset
9.08
Par
Aetna
1954.
23,
National
1
Common
14.35
lc
Fund
Growth
Casualty &
99.849
16.
Corn
33.43
Inc
35.71
Institutional
Insurance
99.834
Chem
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Institutional Bank Fund
Aetna
1955
Chase
33.43
Stevens & Clark
(Net asset value)—*
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Fund
8.28
1
Investors
Aetna
27,
19.27
24.66
13.92
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Foundation
January
16.63
33%
34.67
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Institutional
99.973
Bankers
22.81
Inc__1
*
Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
Incorporated
99.963
37
32
1
fcund
United Income Fund
Fund
99.868
ESnk of ITew York
"•
5.78
1
Inc
of Canada
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Haydock
99.857
22.44
1
Inc
1
Utility
Growth
1955
Bank of the llairtiattan
Co
9%
Stock
Growth
Rowe)
(T
Fund
Putnam
shares
shares
Railroad
20,
Par
Scudder,
Fully administered shares—lc
Price
Puritan
Steel
January
24.35
2.50
lc
Electronics & Electrical
Tobacco
99.981
1954.
18.89
1
Inc
Fund
II.44
11.86
shares
Bond
99.974
9,
Bank & Trust
26
k
^
Street Fund Inc
!C.44
RR
99.887
2, 1954.
15.23
.
10.83
Railroad
99.875
New
9%
5
preferred
lc
Mining
1955
December 30,
3.22
(The* Stock Fuhd-lc
Merchandising
13,
7.58
1
bond
99.896
January
Shares—
Trust
1955
1
General
1955—
99.989
Fund
Investors
Food
6,
99.983
December
Canadat
of
Inc
Capital Corp
Equipment
January
26, 1954-
24%
Natural
lc
General
....
Ask
99.998
22.52
tl2.92
Bid
99.995
3.54
lc
8.33
7.16
Dollar Value
18, 1954-
December
5.66
General
Common
Treasury Bills
Ask
December
16.27
-lc
1
Chemical
1.25 %
December
7.39
dividend)—2
Capital Growth
bl.20
November
4.39
-1
Fund Inc
Automobile
5- 2-55
November
6.12
4.02
Bid
9.23
5.60
1
Series-
8.45
1
13.35
Inc
Gas Industries
1
Series
12.04
Investors
stock
(Ex-100%
7.73
11.08
series
Preferred stock
2-54
Dollar Value
12.18
Fund
stock series
Fundamental
11.51
7.07
United States
18.97
17.09
Series-.
Stock
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
17.67
15.81
10.53
.
Income
8-
Securities—
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
Bond
1.20%
12.78
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
& Howard—
Balanced
xll.76
1
Eaton
H
Certificates
_lc
Mass
Inc
1
Investment,
15.84
36 %
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Western
15.70
14.45
Feb.
2%s May
l%s Oct.
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Funds—
Managed
Petroleum
Stock
&
Inc
Composite Fund Inc
Concord
Fund
Inc
Crown
145
1
.
Investment
Commonwealth
Composite
9.950
—1
Fund
Golonial
26.12
com—100 9,650
——100
140
Securities
Preferred
5.20
(Net
of
U. S. Geriificaies of Indebtedness & Notes
15.55
Christiana
2%s
100.7
100.2
6.80
Lexington Trust Fund—25c
13.47
1
fc
1C03'2
100.4
100
8.79
6.21
1
Century Shares Trust—.
100
99 i\
1, 1957
11.91
8.05
Fund Inc——1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
100
l%s June 1, 1955
11.52
10.91
Stks)_l
Loomis
Fund
General
Canada
32nds
more
15.48
22.72
Inc
or
11.30
12.71
1955
20.73
5%
1955
2s June
12.11
K-l
(Discount Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)—1
11.10
12%
17,
one
Ask
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2yas Feb. 1, 1955
27.69
1
Bonds >_1
Bonds)
Jan.
1.25s Mar. 15,
37.20
1
of
Tr
Fund
Boston
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Mutual
Inc——
Bowling Green Fund Inc.-—10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bond Inv
Figures after decimal point represent
8.85
Boston—1
of
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
8.10
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Development
Atomic
Johnston
Bid
1
Monday, November 15, 1954
issued,
Ex-rights.
Volume 180
Number 5377... The Commercial
an^Financial Chronicle
1
THE
Bank
with
OF
clearings this week show
year
decrease compared
a
,
a
Preliminary figures compiled by
Ik
ago.
•~
'
-
us,
*
.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of
the country,
Nov.
indicate that for the week ended:Saturday,
13,. clearings from all cities of the United ^States
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
be
0.3%
below
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
totals
stand
at
$16,876,895^237
week
same
in.1953.* At
Friday^of
0.3%., Our comparative
summary for the week folldws:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ending Nov. 13—
:
New
York
946,000,000
502,754,100
u
Francisco
Ten
cities,
Total
all
cities,
Total
five
cities,
one
all
five
days
$16,138,700,416
day__
cities
•
*
Stocks—
Number
of
—
679,885,846'
$16,876,895,237 $16,934,622,474
1954
shares
&
misc
International
Foreign
$57,515,900
Bank
—
1954 *
25,728,472
0.3
105,439,080
+
3.4
649,855,429
840,692,735
1,151,048,972
608,123,406
838,416,151
657,785,-058
548/819,132
520,007,715
bonds
Number of Shares-
of
1st
2nd
April
'
St. Louis
9th
27,195,265
41,233,877
10th
.
42,472 257
29,512.893
.
October
.
by 1.3%, but in the Dallas Reserve District the
larger by 0.7% and in the San Francisco Re¬
District by 2.9%.
totals
are
Minneapolis
2,335,530,501
2,347,014,173
3,307,677,297
3,646,465,193
25,515 5o8
27,402,150
3,351,255,599
192.9h0.733
*71.913,5)1
247,188,683
22,233,978
24, J 15,424'
20,904,978
33,641,623
:
180
_
27,988,5a) 1
23,892,939
5.4
+
3.6
—
8,334,543,910
3,069,358,343
2,317,195,018
2.6
—
0.5
—
5,209,032,796
5,129,489,077
2,750,686,680
4,012,607,504
2,875,841,924
4,344,992,213
7,823,046,774
2,860,677,240
2,381,662,831
—
1.3
3,603,723,930
3.652,614,590
+
3,621,452,986
0.7
3,622,223,502
3,218,720,628
4,823,700,388
4,790,573,026
4,654,922.489
+
2.9
4,836,466,171
90,118,958,489
cities
87,482,460,152
+
3.0
89,904,110,106
83,271,715,601
47,515,600,562
1.1
48,521,143,639
46,282,824,737
10J, 148,774
238,806.601
1.0
—
3,017,910,054
5,409,190,506
5,429,963,882
7.9
—
8,283,889,757
"
1.5
—
46,984,629,175
38,456,890
78,064,2.0
38,423,808,883
4,242,681,434
"
26,075.090
42,883,378,649
2,939,225,122
:•
86.212.314
7.6
7,986,711,796
"
42,224,938
2,985,668,210
+
4,471,262,042
"
Total
$
3,177,232,058
"
City
1951
$
1.5
"
Francisco
1952
+
16
,,
or
Dec. %
"
"
V
Inc.
$
7
,
19
;
1953
3,135,239,257
2,762,598,161
11
27.172.196
24,135.228
36,394.904
150,013,579
73,299,113
69,155,630
98,025,118
clearings at leading cities for tije
is shown below:
1953
Outside
New
York
City
We append another table
showing clearings by Fed eral Reserve Districts in the 10 Months for four
Ten Months
Ten Months
1954
_
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
14
12
York
New
cities
"
3rd
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
16
"
7th
Chicago
31
"
7
"
26,744,115,743
49,573,231,773
"
51,137,668,564
8
"
26,640,430,494
42,117,955,806
81,454,545,047
1
1951
$
$
28,498,435,342
+12.4
53,106,245,061
26,593,212,378
LEADING CITIES IN
397,983,055,723
49.248,355,434
48,611,559,795
+
1.3
—
3.7
+
0.2
+
2,2
82,437,877,038
—
1.2
1952
1951
.
1954
38,912,939,791
74,605,189,333
St.
+
0.8
Minneapolis
16
"
21,842,725,301
20,888,262,621
+
4.6
Kansas
"
33,122,675,111
32,588,333,437
+
1.6
,
1952
32,486,236,211
34,619,936,186
33,732,571,471
+
2.6
32.021,960,742
Louis
*
City
11th
1951
z.
3,957
4,031
"4,118
4.021
39,710
39,960
7__
37,213
Boston
2,560
2,625
2,483
25,183
24,627
23,-531
4,710
5,140
4.932
46,758
46,171
11
"
San
19
"
23,527
4,654
Dallas
Francisco
46,719
46.211
1,477
1,589
1,586
1,466
14,354
14,253
13,221
1.516
1,665
1,735
1,664
15,737
16,594
15.811
San
24,791,183,299
46,139,525,801
_„180
cities
45,827,351,995
+
0.7
44,603,130,034
844,367,422,726
+
6.1
816,915,510,284
777*367,409,550'
459,948,665,383
Total
13,442
Pittsburgh
26,539,806,934
£95,970,574~93
37,427
2,656
47,541,755,841
23.892,505,677
36,087,399,669
73,301,511,812
24,491,950,298
19,909,923,666
31,638,150,664
29,327,395,840
44.094,977,663
20,225,633,077
14
10th
12th
1953
39,966 41,382 36,988 436.021
28,247,457,274
370,049,625,827
48,784,755,319
24,927,831,503
41,219,237,180
9th
'
OCTOBER
^Jan. 1 to Oct. 31———
.
years:
Ten Months
1952
1.2
+
48,944,654,507
17
.
or
Dec. %
30,109,328,952
402,380,541,152
452,110,075,713
"
Inc.
$
30.467,688,654
4th
15
Ten Months
1953
~
$
Boston
2nd
—
8th
IN
Chicago
Philadelphia
smaller
5,047,593,809
14
34,289.734
Month of October—
43,134
Minneapolis Reserve District of
Id the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are
"
San
28,962,930
BANK CLEARINGS
New York
District of 2.6% and the
"
Dallas
23,585,782
years
1954
a
suffers
"
12th
month of October and the 10 months ended with
October
in each of the four
omitted)
a
trict
and in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
gain of 5.4%. The Chicago Reserve Dis¬
decline of 3.6%, the St. Louis Reserve
41,558,678,836
4,999,560,240
5,480.503,722
2,789,351,605
11th
25,766,988
of bank
(000,000
"
35,625,302
388.820,180 266,279,846 241,069.131 345.213,-801
44,169,009
25,728,472
25,981,175
42,530,542
course
1.0%,
:
u.
loss of 7.9%
a
of
;
562,673,254
364,869,402
3,182,180.376
147,039.909
41.231.548
Quarter
—
totals record
In the New
9 231
128,004,897
September
Nine months
trict
31
Kansas
56,928,134
Months
record
8
Chicago
30,209,260
51,853,897
.
8,310,100,262
44,722,741,005
4,926,400,161
*
Atlanta
7th
1951
34,370,236
.
Quarter
8,615,043,543
16
Richmond
6th
41,912,744
June
1.1
15
Cleveland
5th
70,180,730
93,8
15,214,557,465
17
4th
1952
,419
16,634,362,693
9,197,466,366
$90,118,958,-
cities
12
Philadelphia
37,141,073
106,76
968,981,721
7.0
$
York
3rd
43,867,215
.
May
The
New
1953
44,132.383
v
2954
14
34,086,902
110,801,704
.
910,266,086
+
18,079,221,125
19,348,617,239
8,998,782,625
Boston
33,294,760
March
3.7
995,848,945
serve
8th
«—"
0.3
+
1,032,872,713
0.5%.
1954
-
+
"
improvement
33.374,561
.
1.8
—
Month of October—
$64,036,500 $755,821,080 $647,046,540
—
Month—
January
February
497,789,983
+
405,937,794
District of 1.5%, but
the Philadelphia Reserve District
there is a decline
1.5%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals
43,000
$67,S44,500
559,345,474
562,820,364
404,786,498
456,352,848
542,946,224
376,326,724
573,157,360
City
1,066,825,491
619,398,231
5.5
"
—110 cities
946,774j)lf
+
10
Francisco
+
1.2
"
We also furnish
78,552,'940
26,500
3.1
6
Total
in
847,000
8,000
946,936,626
560,852,906
+
1,260,311,937
and the 1953 aggregate
$87,482,460,152.
York Reserve District the totals show an
of 7.6% and in the Boston Reserve
877,000
6,726,400
1,035,045,512
912,822,554
1,219,359,073
today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of October.
For that month there was an
increase for the entire body of
clearing houses of 3.0%,
the 1954 aggregate of
clearings having been
1953
5,000
1,067,458,726
0.3
0.1
9
Dallas
San
0.5
+
"
City
$
663,161.403
7,190.660,535
—
"
-
+ 12.2
612,005,006
•
7
*
1951
$
745,524,015
8,328,449,714
941,412,833
"
4
•
1952
0.4
+
612,074,229
"
17
Louis
Kansas
*
3rd
\
St.
Minneapolis
•
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the 10 months of 1951 to
1954 is indicated in the
following:
Six
"
10
Chicago
8th
Outside New York
432,989,189:'292,008,318
149,000
"
or
Dec. %
9,224,640,581
1.052,014,555
1,119,311,954
Federal Reserve Districts
Total
2nd
7
6
;
..
Inc.
$
797,818,822
10,349,834,614
1,057,550,656
1,115,804,530
"
"
_
-
1953.
800,986,012
489
10,361,600
U. S. Government
11
Richmond
Atlanta
7th
cities
11
*.
Cleveland
6th
0.7
$57,153,100 $649,478,500 $567,603,600
62,000
government
4th
,5th
^,6
-Ten Months—
1953
44,169,009
Philadelphia
York
11th
Bonds—
Railroad
3rd
12
9th
*
•
New
12th
$16,254,736,634
1954:"
$:
Boston
2nd
—10.g
3,399,429,201^ ^-2.3
Month of October-
.
1st
>02.0
Our usual
monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
the New
York Stock Exchange is appended. The
results for October and the 10 months of 1954
and 1953
follow:
Description—
SUMMARY DF BANK CIEARINGS
...
0.4
10th
738,194,821
for week-
are smaller by
0.3%, but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals are
larger by 0.1%, and in the Atlanta
Reserve District by 3.1%. The
Chicago Reserve District
has to its credit a
gain of 3.4%, and the Minneapolis
Reserve District of
5.5%, but the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
trict suffers a loss of 1.2%*.
In the Kansas
City Reserve
District the totals show an
improvement of 1.8%, in the
Dallas Reserve District of
0.3%, and in the San Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of
3.7%.
week in 1953.
same
Week Ended Nov. 6—
270.519,839- —' 3.g
3,321,876,694
v
totals
decrease of
a
Federal Reserve Districts
$12,816,823,722 $12,855/307,433 ,-*,-0.3
days
however, which
Outside of this city there
1.1%, the bank'clearings at thiS cen¬
ter having registered an increase of
12.6%. We group the
+- 3.7
—*2.9
409,2$7(t149
259v981,420
days_
—
,
475,040,841
316,281,231
307,186,746
___—3
statement,
-
.365,709,628
five
125 in the
was
294,696,267
4*12.4
297,100,000^—- 8.9
531,291,000
^
,_
cities,
Other
All
331,172,993
370,600,000
Cleveland
detailed
%
521,518,865
Pittsburgh,
Baltimore
•
1953
942,000,000
City
Louis
elaborate
cities according to the Federal Reserve
Districts in which
they are located and from this it appears that in tile
New York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals
register an increase of 12.2%, and
ip the Boston Reserve
District of 0.4%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 0.5%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
7.0%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $19,348,617,239 against $18,079,221,-
845,144,807s**-- 3.5
___
Kansas
the
45
CLEARINGS
present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
ended Nov. 6. For that week there was an increase of
$8,498,503,199 ^-0.3
815,734,307
Boston.
San
TELEGRAPH
$8,470,928,763
Chicago 4
Philadelphia '
St.
BY
.1954
;
in
clearings will
corresponding week last
loss for the week ended
a
BANK
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.we
the
against $16,934,622,474 for the
this center there is
(2017)
^
:
457,784,160,921
+
0.5
433,356,248,530
421,325,266,892
15,332
St.
Louis
Fran._
2.326
2,245
2,354
2,472
22,845
22,581
22,147
22,640
Baltimore
1,239
1,307
1,311
1,231
Cincinnati!
12,634
12,798
11.796
1.076
1.041
983
10.305
10.371
Kansas City
9,348
1,547
1,665
1,684
"15,386
15,283
Cleveland
15,367
14,961
1,920
2,115
2,070
1,954
19,053
20,068
18,199
17,936
Minneapolis
1,530
1,528
1,513
1,566
14,273
13.547
-13.170
Orl'ns
13,108
735
735
730
728
2,438
City
9,233
1,521
New York
11.360
1.007
Outside
New
Detroit
„
2,634
2,638
731
736
709
653
693
771
780
Providence,
116
154
145
131
Louisville
__
"
*■
Milwaukee,
427
Buffalo
445
421
6,121
22,312
6.496
6,233
6,608
6,454
6,601
1,137
1,461
1.311
503
478
530
533
1,311
4,466
4,118
.-3,674
5,127
4,697
4,505
Denver
661
615
664
713
Indianapolis
312
311
309
298
following compilation covers the clearings since
5,237
5,099
6,199
5,984
5,887
Months—
2,§83
2,747
v2.695
6,736
4,789
-4.614
1954
866
7,435
7,501
-7,132
665
712
652
5.058
4,945
707
769
746
7,010
6,953
Salt Lake C.
7,057
333
341
347
334
3,226
Hartford
3,280
2,998
132
145
143
130
1,542
1,487
1.385 .<2-1,262
908
+10.3
44,948,831,933
41,290,838,958
46,750,319,045
40.596,395,613
+
8.0
49,976,051,679
Total
1st
quarter
267,403.375,649
89,332,721,537
May
6
quarter--
months
2,8T>3
46,111,126,243
43,705,810,634
+
5.5
2.9
46,218,139.177
45.500.957,010
+
1.6
1.7
October
459,948
421,3,25
Total
quarter
+
G.9
138,642,394,552
136,294,765,726
+-
+
6.5
412,964,036,208
410,268.560.359
+-0.7
90,118,958,489
87,482,460,152
+
3.0
46,584,629,175
47,515,600,562
895,970.574,193
months
844^3677422,726
+
6.1
459,948,665,383
457,184,160,921
-January 1 to October 31Inc. or
•
1954
Dec. %
1953
$
Dec. %
1954
$
1953
$
11,320.450
+
1.9
•
„
99,401,962
98. 493,844
+
0.9
2,339,795
2,018.806
29,526.885
27,201.847
+
8.5
257,904,053
231, 675,836
+
11.3
6,130,666
5,677,242
2,560.232.078
+
3.8
25,183,088,615
24,627, 948,185
+
2.3
675/281,170
654,630,100
14.643,257
14,642.890
+
0.1
136,306.243
127, 866,293
+
6.6
4,479,435
4,784,925
+
8.6
57, 550,949
+
6,908,918
Lowell
.
6,028,056
Bedford
*
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
Waterbury
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
(14 cities)
0.5
years:
Inc. or
1952
1951
Dec. %
$
•
+ 15.9
2,176.306
1,967,370
6.6
Holyoke
,
1.1
+
Week Ended November 6Inc. or
2,656.733.086
River
Springfield
—
«
11,130,226
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
249,662,715,185
756,884,962,574
for the month of October and since Jan. 1 for two years and for the week ended Nov. 6 for four
" 1953
1.6
266,903,55^000
_*
10
—
805.851,615,704
months
——Month of October
New
0.1
+
46,282
Rhode
+
84,503,929,291
47,515 48,521
New
0.2
86.928,126,221
46,984
Worcester
2.6
+
47,087,998,082
3rd
New
+
137,860,582,709
273.973,794,633
9
;
47,176,363,800
138,106,119,086
46,313,129,132
Total
Fall
48,423,331,206
5.9
274.321.641,656
Total
Portland
8.0
+
6.3
110 088
Maine—Bangor
+
256,439,221,959
4.0
667,27g
$
1.5
88,893,269,435
271,5447689,055
+14.5
699,784
"
0.8
—
+
124,892 117,131
$
0.1
—
44.432.006.961
+
7197475
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
+
46,252,211,948
78,141,087,026
127 553
,
136.113,211,924
-
87,017,698,868
768,417
1954
43.787.180,113
50772227241/389
8*95,970 844,367 816,915 #77,367
detailed statement for each city
45,895,607,767
5.0
89,455.724,020
12,013
our
136.215,522,570
4.6
+
1,7
2.3
90,519/700759
83,271
add
6.6
+
82 103.610.978
3.9
+
+
538.948.064.704
13.038
now
+
85,442,341,546
>
—
July
89,904
We
—
In«.«I
Doc* ^
September
6,820
87,482
Clearings at—
-
.
95,989,594,057
,
2nd
90,118
433,356
250,783,025,430
86.229.373 461
Total
457,784
87,548,199,573
April
74,456
N.Y.C.
,
48.766 497,266
13.026
Out.
$
+*2.0
13.358
71,258
1953
u
74,495,597,870
76,760
76,866
1954
90.455,281.857
Other cities
„
or
Dec.
85,832,145,703
Tot.27 cities
all
«
August
'
a
Inc.
$
82,156,303,839
<
4,796-4.577
719
*
97,698.872.237
January
Total
846
720
*
March
Total
862
_
,
February
June
Memphis
,
Clearings Outside New York
1953
$
■
Seattle
1, 1954 and 1953:
Clearings, Total All
<
5,796
3,075
January
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
.6,561
-
527
556
Richmond
6,560
23.129
7,048
4.953
390
489
528
Paul
6,866
26.985
4,694
-■
"
St.
7,136
25,808
7,040
2/326
710
Omaha
The
6,360,510
6.254,743,
16.133,249f
16,759,585
55.085,751
53.117,936
39.534,413
39.991,016
132.330,117
145.952,839
71.832,50?
77,087,708
19,503,900 i.
18,375,500
61,337.455
8.0
5.277,024
4.041,254
3.2
620.534,226
557,478,843
2,371,122
6.4-
55,276,850
51, 223,772
+
I7566~,483
+_3_7.6
+
3.9
148,063,250
147, 893,852
+
0.1
4,282,327
3,908,130
+
+
3.7
509.583,400
496, 248,698
+
2.7
14,806,607
12,548,082
—
3.6
..
7.9
3,859,858
i7P4T,507
9.6
2,782,623
1/300/757
2,091,192
+ 18.0
13,501,670
12,071,688
1.2
377,606,111
394, 196,100
4.2
10,264,207
10,110,168
1.5
9,727,638
7,910,584
9.3
1,542,417,285
1,487, 097,607
+
3.7
35,622,245
44,322,582
—19.6
36,957.890
30,396,992
+
7.3
691,042.213
659, 488.163
+
4.8
18,491,929
15,569,537
+ 18.8
14,962,192
13,215,873
+
+
3.3
—22.2
267879,500
40/705*,800
—34.0
31/U4.700
7.1
252,143
1,976,567
—87.2
1,838,381
28,637,500
1,678,228
1.2
800.986.012
797.818.822
0.4
745.524.015
663,161,403
—
—
6.1
189,132.800
183, 124,900
154.914,300
—24.8
1,137,843,800
1,461. 861,400
345,094
8.909,396
—96.1
78,684,617
84, 659,353
3,182,130,37b
3,135(239,257
1.5
30,467,688,654
30.109.328.952
116,563,400
27155,988
+
+
—
'*
+
—
—
+-
+
+
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November 15, 1954
(2018)
46
I
Inc. or
1953
1954
Clearings at—
Week Ended November 6-
January 1 to October 31
1954
1953 '
-Month of October-
1954
Inc. or
1953
♦
Dec. %
t
$
Dec. %
Inc.
$
1952
1951
e
or
t
'
Dec. %
Second Federal Reserve District- -HewYork-
Buffalo
489,248,171
11,314,428
—
Elmlra
——
11,561,492
43,134,329,314
Jamestown
New York
Rochester
.
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
6.8
1,372,695,282
2,096,155
1,256,159,309
811.409,672
2,027,218
2,110,856
8,881,754,759
8,019,319,150
9.3
33,975,730
33,476,231
28,304,305
23,405,235
0.4
17,690,905
+
20,339,528
19,782,890
165,096,980
+
4.3
913,115,992
+
11.1
27,822,585
21,607,727
17,614,739
808,094,600
•—
+
2.9
2,702,762,835
2,526,075,919
+
7.0
70,125,803
64,490,736
0.1
2,923,507,035
2,870,287,180
+
1.9
63,772,073
58,420,637
56,449,426
41,558,678,836
+
7.6
452,110,075,713
402,380,541,152
+
12,4
10,349,834,614
9,224,640,581
16,290,675
58,243,732
+
6,539,944
7,610,103
31,767,696
19,991,446
4,938,708
4,654,000,000
+ 12.2
Chester
—-
Harrisburg
——
Lancaster———————
—
Philadelphia
14,465,063
...
Wilkes-Barre
York
Du Bois
—
Ha'zelton
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
cities)
4,926.400,161
,
64,862,519
72,010.509
—
76,893,947
82,253,673
3.0
301,172,388
—
5,318,464
204,224,479
51,578,627
u-y
58,242,674
8,328,449,714 ++
7,190,660,535
47399,344
4,290,996
+ 14.2
I,oo27o"o~o,b6o
9987o~oo~.bbb
0.9
—
53,758,707
46,758,000,000
46,171,000,000
+
1.3
148,969,985
147,901,069
+
0.7
3,723,660
259,956,513
280,996,919
7.5
5,622,414
4.3
—
33,556,510
—
138,716,597
351,862,143
133,975,366
+
3.5
3,256,261
+
9.6
6,805,303
+
—
■
11,313,452
54,127,154
58,060,524
5,867,507
—
—
1,238,256
;
.
4,814,241
.
20.1
13,590.631
7.6
48,308,470
1,732,416
5,004,760'
7,050,911
—
321,135,332
—13.1
62,264,540
1,113,753
1,682,475
1,868,165
:
.
6,112,585
3,369,625
9.6
—
J
1,491,944 *
2.8
0.6
3,616,415
9.3
14,054,258
2.6
+
—
1.7
52,861,906
1,2
—
1,017,000,000
903,000,000
•
3,047,940
..
2,800,261
6,132,249
■
2,933,294--
5,651,785
2,985.429
■•v.,
.
5,386,377
.....
5,055,221
6.8
—
6.6
571,109,548'
565,736,958
+
0.9
14,857,540
15,021,017
6.7
503,901,218
477,263,663
+
5.6
11,420,610
9,589,026
1,5
49,573,231,773
48,944,654,507
+,
1.3
1,057,550,656
1,052,014,555
—
4,999,560,240
+
l.l
—
1,389,800
1,983,018
0.9
+
206,008,864
—
27,236,331
1,628,249
1,996,087
7.1
—
4,710,000,000
14,624,617
1,352,213
1,582,451
—
298,376,952
7.0
+
30,829.215
21,502,091
1,386,986
+
67,546,425
6.2
6.5
70,298,839
+
—
7,141,772
8,807,958
24,717,754
13,445,627
30,352,004
1,207,555
5,425,089
58,161,564
45,061,045
—
8.4
0.7
8.4
—13.6
8,658,707
8.716,563
Scranton
2,910.765
6,904,457,203
<
'"18,730,756
172,239,391
1.014,244,087
2.5
+-
2,636,749
1,990,399
10,002,824,962
6.4
—
3,525,199
85,554,959
0.1
5.2
—
18,312,314
-
District—Philadelphia-
~—-
(15
+
3,091,023
287.134,375
Bethlehem
Total
386.583,261,805
130,741,739
2,967,739
25,267,544
17,319.379
+ 12.8
+
102,092,050
436,021,908,810
5,108,303
103,152,913
260,156,073
Jersey
Third Federal Reserve
New
102,225,450
7.9
—
4,865,721
287,003,588
Pennsylvania—Altoona
•;
10.9
+
Z?Z'7il'o2e
■
(12 cities)
Reading
108,563,316
22,144,333
112,979,306
44,722,741,005
New
Lebanon
7.2
19,495,530
4,979,401
101,540,864
4.8
—
—
82,966,102
1.4
3.4
—
5,127,396,642
114,018,231
,1,747,184,909
+
17,359,01o
-
New
188,666,964
4,953,676,764
95,634,393
Utica
Total
182,973,234
7.3
10,424,049
'
..
7.5
20.7
—
39,966,859,590
^9,646,072
—
Syracuse
Northern
527,563.021
12,193,076
3.0
+
1,722,960,408
+
18,518,650
22,358,932
Blnghamton
+
148,306,241
159,457,991
York—Albany
New
■-+
12,573,033
10,979,874
9,733,5481
0.5
+
7,452,724
;-
1,067,458,726 V
946,774,019
;•'
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
42,824,925
1,007,632,450
1,920,126,117
193,891,200
:—
Cincinnati
Cleveland
t
Columbus
-
:
-
7,083,519
10,651,465
0.6
242,395,438
237,198,932
202.106,171
192,859,063
5.1
435,365,217
434,990,342
397,229;796
362.008,334
2,027,467,900
1,923,866,000
5.4
50,244,800
47,905,500
44,800,300
39,440,400
3.0
—
198,674,800
121,536,327
116,957,067
3.9
9.5
+
13,094,525
6,108,150
32,520,759
56,947,151
62,919,531
4.2
411,094,278
382,035,991
—14.8
438,499,114
464,437,925
9.0
292,926,751
326,195,341
1.9
1,341,624,188
44,311.291 V.
+
-
50,495,301
5.2
—
—
;
i
4,048,032
—10.3
2,649,293
—16.4
23,931,640
27,796,642
8.9
15,737,700,740
16,594,160,229
—
1.0
298,784,493
305,100,588
23,715,747
26,448,293
16,513,314
23,901,943
—
22,520,073
5,480,503,722
Virginia—Wheeling
cities)
6,452,673
5,436,129
—10.7
9,033,748
7,748,184
359,787,319
372,795,976
3.5
364,716,354
333,301,994
1,115,804,530
1,119,311,554
0.3
1,035,045,512
946,936,626
—
31,702,239
Kentucky—Lexington
(17
+ 11.5
10,172,507
—
1,665,611,178
—
-
Total
9,165,128
9,082,081
38,692,394
0.8
229,206,969
5.6
267,532,211
—13.9
7.9
51,137,668,564
53,106,245,061
—
2.1
1.5
+
204,849,597
—
5.2
+
264,188,321
156,841,498
+
6.6
—
22*.867,702
—26.7
25,053,673
'
4.9
126,680,772
;
Oi! City
10,219,508
—
5,047,593,809
-
6,142,522
5.6
31,386,938
Pittsburgh
.
—10.2
3,631,927
2,215,095
1,516,893,409
—
■
7.6
+
—
124,259,187
County
Greensburg
West
8,710,1G7
10,371,484,525
20,068,621,092
1,276,317,148
36,165,061
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver
Erie
4.1
19,053,355,433
2.4
—
46,172,354
43,012,060
—
—
Newark
387,447,928
10,305,888,006
—
29,590,791
Mansfield
Yoangstown
403,473,844
6.4
9.2
3.1
+
41,527,303
1,076,230,712
5,789,158
Lorain-
.
:i••
2,115,373,678
13,490,844
Hamilton
.
v..":';' -'
1.3
—23.4
3.7
—
Filth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
18.049,019
862,575,191
846,622,800
25,602,605
26,313,617
52,080.026
1,239,874,924
1,307,369,376
—
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
—
Frederick
District of
4,791,318
Total
755,795,000
7,435,164,787
7,501,324,109
2.7
242,049,341
535,452,019
12,634,802,450
—•
—
519,683,414
5.2
—
•
245,239,676
+ 12.2
12,798,207,739
+
0.3
3,900,180
+
5.4
17,460,000
15,207,000
+
6.6
168,051,317
164,668,024
1.3
5,870,203
5,289,633
278,102,390
2947826,009
5,030,289
4,420,055
2577O~20,459
315^349^740
7.8
49,338,805
53,522,920
4,546,361,082
+
6.2
111,262,800
1084687 516
26,640,430,494
26,593,212,378
+
0.2
612,074,229
612,005,006
1.0
—
+ 11.0
3.0
4,829,017,468
—
3,130,701
3,272.504
17,062,000
182,758,668
5.6
+
1.2
+
17,983,510
194.908,804
1.3
—
3,946,522
1.8
0.9
6.4
—
2,789,351,605
—
769,622,000
1.9
—
458,038,455
2,762,598,161
cities)
(8
9.8
—
5,118.741
483,833,765
—-
Columbia—Washington
7.0
+
76,947,000
58,456,339
Richmond
South
159,251,438
158,810,624
+
—
16,861,090
69,415,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
llo7o~l 8^337
1057347^835
560,852,906
0.1
+
608,123,406
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta1,082,363,991
1,076,550,244
3.8
116,781,961
121,354,475
442,579,093
357,615,855
1,423,800,000
31,064,019
1,461,300,000
32,083,803
—
3.2
254,669,229
25,560,308
—
6.4
208,617,622
230,519,144
26,431,504
671,684,050
22,176,396
+ 19.2
224,784,181
195,489,059
602,910,648
+ 11.4
6,889,360,627
6,297,586,441
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
.
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
—
.
—
298,636,596
23,926.155
Tennessee—Knoxville
Florida—Jacksonville
+ 23.8
4,376,051,385
13,552,600,000
0.5
+
3.7
+
2.3
86,410,554
85,470,443
—
0.3
304,500,000
291,400.000
23,001,547
99,121,360
96,897,107
0.7
322,200,000
323,300,000
—14.7
13,644,100,000
—
6,901,758
6,014,736
+
14.7
7,806,372
7,497,09ti
6,079,305
4,781,171
+ 27.1
4,631,617
4.637.04O
+
9.4
+
4.1
+
6.0
455,965,210
438,134,158
+
17.0
6,562,373,024
6,624,400,504
—
+
9.5
142,222,919
131,511,578
+
8.1
111,533,227
109,203,539
0.9
166,047,510
139.322,685
+ 19.2
143,423,630
132,677,927
9,856,961
9,984,816
1.3
8,496,846
Mobile
43,287,070
2.1
420,976,167
388,464,361
+
8.4
Montgomery
25,828,174
23,485,938
+ 10.0
213,830,100
204,884,818
+
4.4
22,177,000
21,951,000
+
1.0
213,964,000
210,943,000
•+
1.4
49,470,263
55,971,344
—11.6
—13.3
8,343,115
8,067,546
2,816,058
3,416,317
735,218,725
735,784,433
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
.
;
438,197,372
505,404,147
3.4
69,350,721
72,849,065
—17.6
23,785,456
25,702,534
0.1
7,136,880,468
6,866,388,958
'
Meridian1
r
.
Vicksburg
—
—
Orleans-
Louisiana—New
+
—
—
•
Total
4,471,262,042
(16 cities).
Seventh Federal Reserve
Detroit
Flint
5.4
v
2,634,425,632
2,438,136,000
—
__
,
*
38,663,151
67,978,963
+
11,071,141
39,454,332
15,734,986
Grand Rapids
+ 18.0
8,420,612.
9,939,457
t
—
36,228,866
+
68,752,426
—
41,219,237,180
42,117,955,806
District—Chicago—
Arbor.
Michigan—Ann
+
4,242,681,434
7.5
757,115
644.601
164,380,681
177,364,313
'
' '•
'•'
__—
La-wing:
7.5
26,985,821,403
6.7
355,029,161
305,116,500
1.1
657,606,863
87,600,052
614,799,328
Muskegon
Bay
_—
Wayne-
Indiana—Fort
Booth Bend-
I.
Terre- Haute.
35,439,332
.
Milwaukee
.
5.5
165,474,924
3.8
123,128,091
116,595,468
3.6
375,744,451
382,471 ;234 -
9.7
782,307,071
783,657,951
0.4
3,075,386.644
—
+
86,755,297
—
311,470,701
•'
+
30,928,067
--
127,380,452
,
,356,803,577
168,506,487..
••
2,983,559;542
-
—17.3
42,870,375
359,960,793
.439,160,139
—
6.2
149,925,627
151,962,318
+
29,684,671
4.2
310,562,945
293,455,361
4.1
4,694,102,142
Oshkosh
5,488,211
6,120,956
—10.3
56,627,502
60,947,609
Siaeboygan
8,764,859
—20.1
95,880,477
102,679,659
Watertown
1,458,482
10,968,117
1,428,867
2.1
15,152,741
15,676,678
Manitowoc
-Ames
+ 17.5
t
+
—
+
—
+
7.0
.
.,
T
14,869,637
:
'
—
.
;.
•.
+
2.1
A,111,170
'
+
1
178,631,523
:•
838,416,151
840,652,735
522
1
12,01*240
1,735,073
jrtl;
A
7.0
!j
M
1
10.026,160
tA
"*i -
■■
11,066,663
7 ;
77H"O7968
**4
*
'■
+~~2_.3
763^8,000
737*761,000
+
3.8
—18.0
9,519,833
9,177,115
+
3.7
1.3
3,723,760
3,95*466
—
1057851,985
102,533,242
+
1.8
10,425,373
1"
y
■
7,556,523
0.2
.
4,466,548,730
—
+
■"
,
-
81,746-,000 v; '
74,549,000
+
5.1
—
—
—
5.0
6,250,971
5,026,103
1,646,975,419
1,562,795,887
5.4
45,439,8.02
41,549.467
66,440,158
+
2.1
634,522,535
613,984,213
3.3
15,756,961
16,898,105
3,070,231
+
5.0
25,470,037
2.470.031
3,987,79®
+
3.2
•
93,834,112
■
80,763,44®
+ 24.4
5,367,855
4.869,418
9.4
37,550,766
37,394,525
6.8
16,091,184
19,613,084
+
—
7.8
30,546,101
28,346,694
0.2
98,836,549
96,671.225
2.2
70,988,848
68,086,411
4.3
1,501,707
1,472,772
1.8
39,710,864,447
39,960,551,896
0.6
927,377,971
896,716,069
222,870,083
209,596.933
6.3
5,223,350
5,503,019
3.8
—
—
—
+
—
—
8,283,889,757
r.
9.3
—10.5
34,980,086
2,384,800
—
+ 19.5
62,058,983
4,120,807
3.3
7.6
24,637,611
'
6.6
+
35.871,540
9,351,20#
9,765,493
-
7.1
161,717,374
57,526,803
5.8
5.8
35,333,329
7,986,711,796
;
*
'
■
• >
3.1
—
211,409,055
31,322,101
cities).
..
10,260,138
—
32,049,125
28,024,392
(31
712,213
;-
1.8
221,875,454
Decatur
__
-:
:
5.6
5.5
4,031,915,997
.
:
13,898,873
4.8
Chicago
Rockford
+
;
*
•
7,971,593
+
—
9,430,413
Peoria
3.1
4.2
3,314,885
6,836,569
Springfield
7,928,859
■
-r
152,204',719
'
■
—lo.iTv^V:"
2,060,897
....
23,157,692
8,172,720
3,957,991,290
.
+
+
' •••"
4.4-
+16.4
24,427,072
9,408,260
Blooming ton
Total
1,846,179
+ 11.3
—
3,222,739
-
Illinois—Aurora
■
659,09*
7.3
—
912,822,554
67,817,855
City-
Sterling
941,412,833
173,926,569
Moines
Sioux
2.2
3,155,801
Iowa—Cedar Rapids—
Des
445,849.260
427,629,341
:
-
"
17,553,525
16,467,027
Wisconsin—Madison
364,366,170
36,715,718
38,019;737
Indianapolis
122,077.311
0.8
14,480,933
78,360,131
312,686,445
Gary
—18.4
—
16,656,937
13,924,682
City
1
13,570,282
39,752,025
—
•
\v;+"
97,531,453
25,808,824; 104r
•
Jackson
+
>•
•
4.8
>3.9
—
'
—
,
t
20,257,511
20,976,672
+ 15.0
—
687,380,743"
42,383,354
804,134,472
Aiaoama—Birmingham
-
23,845,224
5.9
+
4,133,370,404
2.6
—
41,239,274
43,720,383
Tampa
—
—
7.3
—
+
14,155,692
34,444.255
2.5
358,561,337
384,934,447
6.9
8,211,220
7,834,325
3.2
226,344,755
211,769,705
+
6.9
5,763,138
6.392,035
3.5
25,749,201
24,656,922
+
82,437,877,038
1.2
1,260,311,937
1.219,359,073
7.1
14,354.006,634
14.253,263,984
0.7
324,300,000
348,700,000
2.3
139,340,353
140,537,548
0.7
25,003,416
23,548.056
2.8
+
2.0
1.717,185
1,730,373
3.4
836,922.405
778.928,17®
5.1
4,853,141
4,491,893
;12,892,09®
4.4
81,454,545,047
+
—
564,672,723
3.6
586,997,833
—
—
—
—
+
—
+
2.0
14,334,920
4.8
8,483,578
6.105,737
9.8
5,278,493
4,379,513
3.4
1,151,048,972
1,066,825,491
7.0
319,300,000
272,500,000
:
4)
'
St. Louis—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Mls-ouri—St. Louis
_
Cape Girardeau
Independence
1,477,298,699
1,589,167,810
15,278,637
14,928.012
2,4.(6,942
2,433,790
—
+
—
+
—
+-
—
0.8
6.2
Kentucky—Louisville
710,830.986
731,042.316
7,040,785,016
7,048.502,344
0.1
172,413,453
169,092,882
+
2.0
157,379,271
Tennessee—Memphis
720,150,589
665,345,754
8.2
5,058.029,144
4,945.093,229
+
2.3
150,188,160
137,487,842
+
9.2
139,928,019
Illinois—Jacksonville
2,600,998
3,124.510
—16.8
25,144,113
23,196,524
+
8.4
10,648,271
11,867,862
—10.3
101,807,067
105,665,249
+ 17.9
2,790,941
2,148,55#
2,939,225,122
3,017,910,054
2.6
26,744,115,743
26,539,806,934
1.2
619,398,231
559,345,474
(Juincy
l
Total (7 cities)
—
.
+
—
—
—
+
3.7
27953.816
2,504733?
0.8
649,855,429
657,785,058
—
+
„
138.394,163
146,302,753
Volume 180
Number 5377
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2019)
Month of October
Clearings at-r-
1954
January 1 to October 31—
—.
1953
$
$
Inc.
1954
$
-Week Ended November 6-
1953
$
or
Dec. %
Inc
or
.
1954
Dec, %
1953
$
.
Inc.
$
St.
32,817,578
36,369.899
1,530.443.991
1,528,977,731
8,817,946
8,958,320
528,955,668
556,816,335
3.960,385
Minneapolis
4.090,087
1,500,238
1.467,209
__
—
Rochester
—
Paul
Winona
-
Fergus
North
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
316,568,874
332,204.102
4.7
9,105,768
9,010,210
+
1.1
14,273,450,517
13,547,219,631
5.4
9,153.702
+
367,522,898
10.039,148
348,658,090
+
5.4
1.6
87,202,841
83,750,554
302,449,861
+
4.1
334.378,229
5.0
5,237.905,652
5,099.131,386
+
2.7
137,129,094
128,936,909
3.2
+""*6.4
39,132,752
38,991,244
+
0.4
1117719,948
2.2
13,371,406
12,639,679
+
5.8
+ 11.7
340,787,310
9,472,714
8~932,807
+
6.0
8,160.506
4.793,493
4^6,991
+"~8~0
—
—
+
_
36,564,533
319,888,344
+
6.5
5.453,000
+ 10.3
46,132,000
43,825,000
+
5.3
6,744,802
+
7.7
55.195,386
54,446,805
+
1.4
+
13.1
176,012,086
162,047,215
+
8.6
+
4.8
279,609,863
258,801,631
+
8.0
6.3
34,477,224
33,726,235
+
2.2
+ 14.6
232.494,130
210,387,917
22,299,647
_
Great
3.949,780
26,982,268
_
Montana—Billings
Falls
Helena
28,034,273
3,700.321
30,917,035
—
19,709,212
29,376,924
Falls
Huron
—
20,431,621
21.460,046
4.8
169,698,504
58,890,377
+
11.1
523,769,982
513,022,951
2,763,794
2,546,301
+
8.5
16,916,774
17,357,623
2,347.014,173
0.5
21,842,725,301
20,888,262,621
.
_
Total (16 cities)
—
—
—
+
—
,
6~761,969
0.3
6,218,950
7,054,758
14,053,583
2.1
13^270,739
+
5.9
1476r7"o,617
16^002^746
+
5.5
456,352,848
497,789,983
4
9.2
—
2.5
—
3^979^264
—
5.5
+
—
6,741,582
+ :L0.5
160,822,304
65,434,618
2,335,530,501
_
Lewistown
1
9.8
0.1
7,264.579
Sioux
1951
$
+
6,013,000
Minot
South Dakota—Aberdeen
1952
—
—
40,833,156
Forks
Grand
or
Dec. %
Ninth Federal Reserve District--Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
47
+
4.6
548,819,132
520,007,715
1,097,700
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
4,347,164
4,057,356
35,~950~878
39,070,179
653,299,800
693,222,748
3,649,028
2,909,048
2,237,199
2,525,789
—11.4
Topeka
41,117,052
38,463,519
Wichita
97,029,694
86,553,254
4,373,755
4,254,732
1,521,141,794
1,547,408,814
48,237,508
53,848,228
1,510,196
1,389.474
210,285,603
231,621,871
23,127,235
15,626,129
661,370,391
615,401,465
•;v,+ 7.i
41,405,360
41,005,327
+
1.0
1,199,170
825.885
876
1,213,288
38677297092
38573027031
+
0.4
9,051,255
9,057,857
5.8
6,608,561,780
6,454,217,926
+
2.4
156,162,297
164,809,386
+ 25.4
31,452,243
29,366,256
+
22,097,545
25,160,596
6.9
406,681,596
379,802,667
+ 12.1
975,418,597
2.8
44,002,029
1.7
15,386.148,630
15,283,207,152
—10.4
506,146,032
497,785,341
8.7
13,140,968
16,370,723
9.2
2,223,779,213
2,209,116,209
+ 48.0
195,967,775
159,893,266
Hastings
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
St.
Joseph
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
Springs.
-Denver
*.
*
Pueblo
Total
(a)
(14
cities)
—
—
+
+
—
+
—
+
7.5
3,307,677,297
3,351,255,599
572,957
9,206,255
8,841,047
5.2
156,936,436
174,882,199
—
7.1
1
+
7.1
9,621,598
8,048,684
4 19.5
8,396,241
10,695,815
934,304.360
+
4.4
24,882,936
20,992,255
+ 18.5
21,473,659
15,407,960
41,435,795
+
6.2
0.7
354^37,568
338~2~40,I()i
3267827,056
3297337^974
1.7
12,221,152
12,652,565
11,323,075
14,585,459
+
+
+~~4.7
•
—
3.4
19.7
—
"7:-+
0.7
+ 22.6
6,199,124,010
5,984,230,151
147,135,637
33,122,675,111
1.3
—
104,096
900.368
0.1
—
12.2
(a) 82,020,241
32,588,333,437
+
373,812,233
+
5,055,499
1.6
4.5
14,902,993
973,527
—31.9
3,665,275
+37.9
3,701,668
3,~c73~249
77777
372077939
+
1.8
542,946,224
+
3,808,243
3.6
•.
(a)
___
573,157,360
562,820,364
*
^
i,
3,4947504
562,673,254-**
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
41,521,489
•Beaumont
41,176,317
+
22,448,771
23,527,930
1,638,033,291
1,674,630,605
178,283,486
173,333,499
146,084,118
141,433,004
30,016,000
30,275,000
1,490,019,615
1,441,351,148
6,816,013
8,180,458
25,840,859
26,105,272
El Paso
Ft.
.'
Worth
Galveston
_.
_
Houston
Port
Arthur
;
390,676,142
211,619,166
15,952,038,818
+
2.9
1,565,448,975
1,682,511,478
+
3.3
1,378,505,545
1,308,033,504
0.9
280,588,000
292,194,000
3.4
13,890,391,876
70,815,342
13,580,957,376
—
+
—16.7
Wichita
Falls
Texarkana
Total
(11
8,329,882
3407876,217
33,289~,360
317713^707
6,713,000
7,031,000
6.3
7,788,277
9,072,175
—~0.9
3127189,232
3027f2l", 978
5.1}
307372^006
327lbl7859
4.5
7,708,000
5,962,000
576r5l7065
4.4
3.9
+
7.0
—
+
79,684,552
+
—
2.3
+
11.1
—
6,135,292
574*337214
+"l2*.9
i73~2_57736
66,737,445
79,941,233
+ 13.6
549,400,211
503,020,861
+
9.2
13^068,768
11,402,478
+ 14.6
127943,473
979*607324
0.7
34,619,936,186
33,732,571,471
+
2.6
405,937,794
404,786,498
0.3
376,326,724
364,869,402
+
7.3
140,228,106
153,962,083
+
0.6
4,794.049
5,002,216
0.5
160,367,186
152,368,244
6*.I
69/780^213
67/7T07266
1.0
—
263,714,666
—14.6"
7,250,682
8,487,029
60,150,869
52,952,724
3,646,465,193
cities)__
8,851,359
337,880,015
4.0
15,356,232,062
5.4
221,380,740
2.2
"
3,621,452,986
Louisiana—Shreveport
C'7
0.8
4.6
—
+
254,803,432
3.5
+
—
16.5
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Belllngham
7,989,028
7,098,424
+12.5
73,811,945
66,197,966
707,740,004
719,987,503
—
1.7
+
0.8
164,495,086
153,354,020
24,386,872
+
1.6
7,010,782,497
218,786,749
6,953,417,621
24,769,565
201,226,970
+
8.7
5,915,236
5,880,783
37,337,354
34,036,979
+
9.7
344,285,465
323,480,565
+
6.4
10,626,000
Seattle
9,935,000
+
7.0
98,723,000
107,761,000
157,838,990
158,689,489
767959",516
7275*497825
207228,100'
197224*,065
+"5.2
16,720,549
16,388,536
167165,861:
14,844,628
+
8.9
11,769,860
10,933,263
+
4.2
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
»
Portland
740,455,483
738.448.097
20,013,157
17,468,215
333,129,904
341,955,370
142,672,604
111,155,233
California—Bakersfield
41,635,509
40,964,583
■«
Berkeley
36,836,555
32,911,090
Long Beach
88,149,027
88,061,135
Modesto
1
25,634,983
26,736,575
58,605,957
58,773,459
—
+
v
Pasadena
:
Riverside
Total
■
5.4
179,934,801
154,276,728
2.6
3,226,928,841
3,280,888,800
+28.4
1,258,357,553
1,024,180,947
1.6
412,041,601
406,310,162
+11.9
348,772,188
318,331,720
+
0.1
894,459,294
859,855,532
—
4.1
238,244,069
235,530,490
2.9
617,992,696
610,953,203
+
1.2
+
—
3.6
+
16.6
+
—
1.6
+
+ 22.9
+
1.4
+
9.6
+
4.0
+
1.2
13,811,727
+
9.1
148,131,616
143,025,991
2,245,104,491
+
3.6
+
1.2
5607271,717
537,841,158
473,314,711
526,354,168
+33.7
22,845,229,766
764,322,931
22,581,046,683
75,638,310
716,665,061
+
6.7
13,629,298
17,724,631
—23.1
16,465,385
24,644,701
21,821,593
+12.9
249,619,641
231,165,109
+
8.0
6,266,963
5,393,864
+ 16.2
6,208,217
17,364,737
5,267,191
47,338,358
46,627,828
+
1.5
430,308,235
445,640,555
3.4
11,101,946
10,346,482
+
7.3
10,617,810
13,561,012
4,790,573,026
4,654,922,489
+
2.9
46,139,525,801
45,827,351,995
0.7
1,032,872/713
995,848,945
+
3.7
910,266,086
968,981,721
+
7.0
16,634,362,693
15.214,557,465
1.1
8,615,043,543
8,310,100,262
—
(19 cities)
Grand Total
V
—
+ 14.6
—
15.067,011
Stockton
.
7,167,396,892
8.4
101,107,925
Jose
Santa Barbara
,
6,778,792,913
—
2,326,819,901
San Francisco
San
0.3
+
Utah—Ogden
Salt Lake City
Arizona—Phoenix
;
+ 11.5
-
—
+
'
90,118,958,489
87,482,460,152
+
3.0
895,970,574,193
844,367,422,726
+
6.1
19,348,617,239
18,079,221,125
46,984,629,175
47,515,600,562
—
1.1
459,948,665,383
457,784,160,921
+
0.5
8,998,782,625
9,197,466,366
(180 cities)
Outside New York
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
Figures for 1954 are for the first six months only.
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
certifies
the Secretary of
daily to
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
the Treasury
Condition Statement of Member Banks
CERTIFIED
BY
NOVEMBER
5,
FEDERAL
1954
TO
The condition statement of
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers
on
the different
RESERVE
NOVEMBER
BANK
11,
TO
1954,
TREASURY
banks
of
the
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
shows
the
ended
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
EXCHANGE
—
;
Nov.
Federal
following
3:
A
deposits adjusted,
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
principal
of
decrease
changes for the week
million in demand
$591
and increases of $326 million in de¬
domestic banks and $362 mil¬
mand deposits credited to
INCLUSIVE
lion in borrowings.
Country
Noon Buying Rate
and Monetary Unit
for Cable Transfers in New York
(Value In United
Commercial;
States Money)
industrial,
Friday
i
Nov. 5
Basic
_.
Australia, pound
_
.—
_
Malaysia,
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Malayan
_
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
.0719820*
_
_
_
___
_
_
_
1.031250
1.031406
.209250
.209450
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.209300
.209466
2.795000
2.797500
.0800480
.262650
.262700
2.767326
2.769801
2.770730
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
franc
.193330*
.193330*
pound
♦Nominal.
.140080*
sterling.
.__
carrying
banks;
the
principal
changes
were
Boston District, $15 mil¬
District, and $11
million
in the San
securities increased
$29 million.
$59
million.
"Other"
increased
of Treasury bills decreased $97 million in
City, $79 million in Chicago, and a total of
$206 million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings
Holdings
New
York
of United
lion.
Veterans
Day
States
government bonds increased $37 mil¬
Holdings of "other" securities increased $151
mil¬
lion, of which $81 million was in New York City and
$29 million in the San Francisco District.
.496766*
•
Demand
deposits
adjusted
decreased
$193
million
in
.034900C
.193330*
.233275
Africa, pound
Kingdom,
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
krona
Dallas
the
District, and decreases of $18 million in the
Philadelphia District and $15 million in New York City.
Changes according to industry appear in another press
release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing
or
.262800
.496766*
.
in
loans
.0800480
_
_
Day
2.798437
.0800480
2.770730
peso
Veterans
.209566
2.798333
.262700
_
Islands,
member
increases of $31 million in the
.209550
.0800480
pound
Union of South
.326666
.0385802*
.209525
—
_
escudo
Switzerland,
.326633
.238379*
.
Netherlands, guilder
Portugal,
.0199875
.326466
_
_______
Norway, krone
.0199875
reporting
lion
in¬
total of $61 million at all
Francisco
2.229830
.0385802*
.0199875
.00435401*
dollar
India, Dominion of rupee
Ireland, pound
Philippine
2.229083
.0385802*
.0200000
.00285625
_
_____
_
markka
Zealand,
2.227091
.0385802*
.
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
Mexico, peso
2.229830
1.031171
_
France
United
.200000*
.326666
__
-
British
Sweden,
$
.209500
_
—
New
Ncv. 11
$
.133333*
_
Nov. 10
$
.0719820*
_
Finland,
Thursday
Nov. 9
$
______
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 8
.200000*
peso—
Preferential
Free
Monday
S
'
Argentina
;r
loans
agricultural
and
creased in most districts and a
.233275
.233275
.233275
2.787982
2.784557
2.787048
2.787982
2.798398
2.794910
2.7S7500
2.798437
New
York
City,
$153
million
in the
Chicago
District,
$97 million in the Cleveland District, and $63 million in
the Philadelphia
in
the
New
District, and they increased $71 million
York
District
outside
of
New
York
City.
48
The Commercial and Fir\ancial Chronicle...
Monday, November 15,
(2020)
Company and Issue—
deposits credited to domestic banks increased
Demand
in all but
Jacksonville
district.
one
Merchants'
Borrowings increased $270 million in New York City,
Sinking
$85 million in Chicago, $67 million in the San Francisco
District, and $49 million in the Kansas City District.
A summary of assets and
ber
banks
Minnesota
.
Oct. 27,
1954
investments
and
1954
Dec
15
1
1
$5
first
38,844
+
+
61
+
59
adjustedt
Commercial, industrial,
______
———
Loans
to
brokers
purchasing
Other loans
ing securities
V Real
U.
S.
991
Treasury
+
7,949
securities—total——
Government
+
37,358
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
—
+
+
S.
bills
—
notes
-
bonds
—
Other
securities
Loans
to
206
6
+
—--—
989
+
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks..
13,877
+
in
951
—
+1,193
+
234
—
606
13
52
2,616
—
46
vault
domestic
with
banks
33
Central
+
3
+
S. Government
banks
Domestic
.
+1,454
+2,215
+ 1,450
591
10
+„..
14
55,459
21,385
4,004
deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U.
—
+
Gas
„
11,516
■
+
1,324
;; 983
—
Borrowings
loans
individual
serves;
banks
to
loan
items
and
after
shown
are
ISSUE
Electric Corp.,
+
326
25
,362
+
—
of
deduction
valuation
Limestone
Rys.
50-year
3 % %
Midland
York
Ref.
3
1871
Porter
re¬
Wisconsin
Fruit
Co.,
Dec
15
1769
OmnibUk:
1535
Ontario
&
1651
Ontario
&
Dec
17
1874
1875
18
1653
Dec
preferred stock
bonds, ser. C & D, due 2047.Jan
1653
1
1653
Dec
stock
1
Dec
bonds due 1975
Gold
20,185,102
20,235,102
20,543,103
841,416
843,800
850,100
21,026,518
139,034
21,078,902
21,393,203
130,253
160,703
315,184
certificates
——
...
—-
326,807
314,537
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
Total
F.
R.
reserves
banks
cash
Discounts
advances..
and
Industrial
U.
other
of
notes
Other
certificate
gold
loans
292,753
519,324
364,b20
772
733
National
7%
Bills
$7
Casket
$32.75
1983—Nov
6
-
-
1,924,000
preferred
Common
2,166,312
599,791
6,599,791
15
15
'1656
1656
13,029,021
13,273,671
3,092,550
3,092,550
3,666,150
-
bought
under
4% %
National
New
Dairy
outright.......
24,745,362
repurchase agreement
24,645,362
24,957,674
25,000
165,000
24,670,362
25,122,674
...—
U.
S.
securities—_
Govt,
24,745,362
loans
Bank
and
securities——
cash
22
items
25,489,614
22
3,558,418
3,635,683
54,200
54,163
4'A%
180,464
______
assets
50,433,728
173,077
51,267,612
i
25,872,793
25,739,166
26,237,641
bank—reserve
accounts..
19,410,286
213,432
18,997,948
567,483
431,631
424,622
249,353
415,806
534,297
-
321,677
20,304,702
20,405,859
20,934,419
3,137,325
19,314
3,254,215
19,404
3,013,328
cash items
Other liabilities and
accrued
divs.
•J
■
21,741
liabilities
Capital
49,418,644
(Section
13b)
Other
in..
capital
282,822
282,351
625,013
584,676
27.543
Contingent
and
164,216
27,543
Starch
for
capital accts.
158,510
4.20%
50,433,728
50,512,061
14,212
20,969
1,799
*1,819
3,101
deposit and F.
R.
51,267,612
reserves
note
to
liabilities
45.5%
$2.40
Jersey
Y.
(quar.)
45.4%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
$4.50
preferred
preferred
(1949
Newport
Chemical
Co.,
$4
pfd.
Ry.,
American
conv.
North
Class
B
one
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
and
share
souri
American
Union
for
Co.
Electric
each
Pennsylvania RR.
North
Shore
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
in which
North
Central
Asuncion
Port
Concession Corp.
Date
gold debentures—Nov
18
Page
1869
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company
and
Issue—
Brown Co.,
$3 second preference stock
Continental Can Co., Inc., 3% s. f. debs, due
1965
Dayton Union Railway Co.—
3%% general mortgage bonds, series
B, due 1965
Florida Power & Light Co., 3%% first
mortgage bonds
■anna (M. A.) Co., $4.25
preferred stock
11-16
3.70%
preferred C
Page
Gas
Nov
20
1050
Dec
1
1872
Dec
1
1770
Co.
Water
Insurance
12-21
11-16
4.05%
preferred D
(quar.)
12-15
11-26
4.70%
preferred E
11-15
11-
4.50%
preferred P
Natural
Co.,
Gas
Co.
of
11-30
11-30
11-15
11-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-15
11-30
Pepper -(Dr.)
Pepperell Mfg.
Perfect Circle
11-19
11-15
10-15
12-3
1-2-55
12-
3
1-2-55
12-
3
57 %C
issue
15 at
called
for
% %
pfd. B
Nov. 9
Stock
1
1
11-10
$1.17%
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-
1
11-10
$1.06
12-
1
11-15
75c
12-
6
11-
8
50C
12-27
12-
2
75c
12-15
12-
1
12-
11-20
75c
250
:
Gear
; •
10%
5%
$1.75
1
11-15
Peter
12-
Petersburg &
11-18
Ffaudler
11-10
12-10
11-23
1-3-55
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
$4
pfd.
(N.
Y.)
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
12-10
11-19
25c
12-10
11-19
$1
11-25
$1
30c
.
11-18
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-15
11- 5
12-
12-17
Pinellas
1-3-55
12-17
Piper
11-22
11-10
.12-15
11-25
$1.50
11-15
11-
1
50c
52 %c
' 11-26
11-
5
1
$4
preferred
Redwood
Co.,
Lumber
Northwest Bancorporation,
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
Ltd.—
45o
Public
(quar.)
common
Dec
1
1771
4%%
preferred
Service,
(quar.)-
Dec
1
1208
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
J.
(quar.)_
commons
i
" 11-26
11-
5
22%c
12-
1
11-15
$1.12%
12-
1
11-15
$1.31%.
12-
1
11-15
1
11-19
11-19
1-
7
3
12-17
12-lf
11-15
1-2-55
12-10
1-2-55
12-10
12-17
11-19
25c
12-17
11-19
25c
I
(quar.)
Transportation
12-
Co.—
preferred
8
11-
8
12-24
12-
8
11-22
11-
8
12-
50C
11-
5
*-15-55
1-
3
11-15
11-
5c
1-3
1-15
35c
58y«c
1
1-
12-11
1-
1
12-15
3
11-26
^
Ltd.-.(interim)
-
12-20
11-30
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11-
5
$1.25
—
3
12-21
$1.37%
___—
(quar.-V^^——_v——
Development,
10-
11-24
If'Ac
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
10-25
2
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred
11-
12 %C
.
convertible
(quar.)—
11-10
1
5c
(quar.)—
B-
11-
12-
10%
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
1
5c
i.
11-15
1212-
65c
(quark)_
1
25c
91'Ac
com.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia-Ry. Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstewfr-ar-Ashtubula Ry.—
7%
2
12-
12-10
41
5%%* preferred
Placer
-11-
12-
45c
(quar.)l
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end)
:
Pittsburgh Steel Co.-, com. (stock dividend)
5%
11-12
5c
Industries
Aircraft
11-
12-10
• 1.12%
common
(quar.)
4%%- preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
common
preferred
Pitney-Bowes,
Quebec Power
1st
(quar.)__
(quar)
Electric
Helicopter Corp. (stock dividend)
Pillsbup' Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$69c
(quar.)
preferred
Monthly
11-15
5
5
11-15
10c
Piasecki
12-27
1
11-19
Co.—
Monthly
1-3-55
,
1
65c
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)_
Phoenfx Glass Co.
(monthly)
50c
12-
12-
11-
40c
preferred
preferred
32'/2C
(quar.)
12-10
'11-15
35c
Quarterly
:
^
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
$3.65
5
11-26
15c
Co
(quar.)
_■
preference
50c
common
(s-a)
Gas
37%c
85c
Special)
1st
2nd
$1.37%
Co.,
Northern
Oklahoma
Year-end
$1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Philadelphia Suburban
1-20-55
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Pheoll .Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products
$4.50
8
11-
1
50c
(quar.)
Hopewell
Co.
Philadelphia
11-
12-
12-15
10c
Phelps Dodge
15c
11-15
15c
....
Paul, Inc.
11-10
1
Co.—
dividend)
(quar.)
12-
1
11-10
Pepper)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc: (increased)
12-10
ri-io
1
(quar.)
(stock
12-10
11-15
12-
$1
&
10-20
11-19
1
12-
.
11-10
34%c
(quar.)__
$1.10
Co. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
preferred
12-15
12-
12-
(see Dr
Machine
Common
10-20
$1.01
dividend
Perkins
10-15
92 %c
1
Mis¬
(quar.)
52c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1-25
11-15
12-15
•
$54.50 per share
convertible to
4.40%
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (resumed)—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoplbs Telephone, com. (quar.)
4
1-25
10-26'
re¬
12-
North
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone
Northern
12-15
12-10
Nov.
on
Electric,
12-15
50c
(quar.)
(111.)
Co.
preferred
5%%
12 %c
(quar.)
40c
"
.
Northeastern
Northern
Date
Oil
Texas
5'/2%
Issue-
175c
—
(quar.)_^.
(entire
plus this dividend)
Pennsylvania
75c
Extra
Northern
NOTICE OF TENDER
and
1
pfd.
>
10-26
4%
12-
$1
of
Investment, 6% pfd.
preferred (quar.)—-
Northern
11-15
(stock dividend)
11-26
surrendered
common
North
Co.
share
American
5%%
25C
(quar.)
11-10
$4
the current volume
under
common
12-15
liquidating distribution of
North
Company
Penm-Fruit Co.,
11-26
Co.—
of
1P
12-10
1-25
4.60%'"preferred
15c
common
11-
11-20
•1-3-55
10-20
Extra
(quar.)
Car Corp., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Cement, class A (quar.)
final
1
-11-15
5%t<'conv.
1
.
11-24
11-
32%c 2-15-55
Common
Dock—
(quar.)
American
Third
11-24
12-10
11-20
32 %e
7%-
preferred
American
8
12-10
f
1
11-
2c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennfan'Gi Ltd., common (quar.)___
10-29
1-2-55
..
(quar.)
common
11-
$1.30
50c
Western
11-19
2-15-55
11-19
Ltd.—
Dry
1
11-15
45c
50c
&
12-
11-15
iquar.)_
(quar.)__
11-15
$1.12%
Shipbuilding
11-19
(quar.)_
$30c
News
15
1
50c
_
11-30
$1.12'/2
:—
(quar.)
ser.)
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
were
10-29
25c
(quar.)
4%%
North
Notices
the details
11-15
50c
93%c
(quar.)
_
12
•11-15
12-
33c
preferred
$1
Gas, com.
12-1
11-15
60c
(quar.)
10-20
10-29
2-15-55
20c
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
11-15
1-2-55
25c
37 %c
(quar.)___
Lime
Zinc
11-30
20c
r.
20c
(auar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
i 1-29
33c
$1
State Electric &
12-15
12-14
lc
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
8
83Ac
com
common
2%
common
10-20
1
1-2-55
$1.25
(quar.)
demption
:
Inc.
11-12
7%C
*
20c
Co.
11-
12-
2%c
(reduced)
com.
$1.05
(extra)
New
$2
called
3
;
quar.)
Fibre
10-25
11-15
25c
Corp.,
preferred
20c
England
Nopco
common
12-
10-25
11-15
7%c
:
(quar.)__
40c
preferred
Common
North
and
12-17
10-25
11-15
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
13c
Extra
including those
$1
$1.32
10-25
11-15
\
10-25
11-15
$1
(quar.)
$1 preferred
12- 3
11-15
11-15
62 %c
20c
(quar.)
dividend
Norfolk &
preferred
11-18
$1.32
10-25
25c
12-
3
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
11-19
in-
capital)
Quarterly
a
1
10-25
$1.30
.
Brothers,
Corp.
Peninsular
12-15
12-17
11-15
11-15
10c
pfd. (quar.)
—
30c
Quarterly
45.7%
1954 figure revised.
Below will be found
12-
4%
Laundry Services,
Ltd.,
prior participating preferred
1-2-55
3
1
50c
(quar.)_
Special
7%
12-13
12-
12-
28'Ac
Peerltes
$5c
(quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power Co.,
r
3,
12-10
11-30
12-27
12-15
30c
Corp
$5''preferred
Products—
3%%
combined
♦Nov.
12-10
12-10
1
31'Ac
Parkview Drugs, Inc., 35c partic.
pfd. (quar.)
Patehson Parchment Paper—
Peerless Cement Corp. (quar.)
$1.75
Year-end
N.
corre¬
commitments
Ratio of gold certificate
1-3-55
1-3-55
dis-
from
from
(Del.)
Co
Neptune Meter Co.,
184,777
acceptances
on
foreign
11-29
investment
($0.1268
$0.0032
(initial
common
Common
27,543
14,743
liability
purchased
spondents
Industrial loan
(from
Series
and
inc.
National Tea
262,987
625,013
accounts.
liabilities
5
11-29
9c
New
Total
11-
12-10
$J.12'/2
(quar.)
(estimated
Series
National Vulcanized
7)
Surplus
Stock
Stock
vestment
Neisner
(Section
Co.
Series
National Shirt Shops Inc.
50,207,629
Accounts—
paid
1
12-10
11-15
7%c
Sheraton
.
49,334,134
Capital
Surplus
12-
50c
income)
Stock
Total
5
1
31 'Ac
_;
Parkfe'rsburg-Aetna
15c
Preferred
New
11-
2%
(increased quar.)
Machinery
Securities
National
Total deposits
Deferred availability
1
10c
(quar.)
;—
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
7% class A pfd. (quar.)_
tributions)
448,897
Other
8.
12-
12-
50c
Year-end
19,629,548
Treasurer—general account
Foreign
U.
.
11-12
11-15
115c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Gypsum Co., com.
dividend-
National
1
12-15
Canada,
"$4.5u preferred
v
Member
i
of
National Lead Co.,
V
notes
Reserve
25c
11-17
12-
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
5%- convertible
preferred
Products
Rubber
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Park:Chemical Co.,
11-
5
37 %c
(quar.)
Cotnmon
11-15
11-15
12-
34%c
preferred
Pipe Line
11-17
11-15
1
11-26
35c
Oil
12- 1
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
12-10
Stock
National
Deposits::;:
Paramount Pictures
12-
20c
(quar.)____
Corp.
11-19
T-r-mrtm
5%
Pacific
11-15
.11-15
15c
-.
(quar.)„
12-3
11-15
11-15
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)____
12-31
12-10
12- 1
$1
(quar.)
first preferred
12-1
12-15
25c
4.50%
12-10
1
10-20
90c
(quar.)
10-22
30c
$1.07
11-15
6'Ac
11-15
31'Ac
.
37 %c
redeemable first preferred
(quar.)
Eastern
2-
37 %c
4.80%
Lighting
3
12-15
at
(quar.j
5redeemable first preferred A
5%f :first preferred (quar.)
Panhandle
-
National
15
(quar.)
11-10
$1.06%
12-
2-15-55
(entire
Dec.
preferred (quar.)
5%'-;7edeemable first preferred
Park
12-10
>1-2-55
5%
,
10c
5%%
4%'
10-15
$1.10
Electric, 6%
Western
11-15
5%
in
11-27
9
11-1
10-15
$1.40
11-
12-14
11-30
11-15
17 %c
pfd.
on
preferred
Corp.
$1.18%
Extra
National
Finance
Extra
Co.
12-10
1
will
11-30
tl5c
convertible
7.2
of
1-14-55
Corp.—
Chemical
4
12-
The
:
11-19
_——
1-
;• 12 r 15
U1.75
dividend)
Co.
(quar.)
12-10
:.
&
Co.
15c
(quar.)
Food
Payable of Rec.
rate
2nd
dividend
40c
(quar.)
11-10
to
amount
preferred
Co.
Clay Products
_
Products
11-10
non-resident
common
$5
12-25
__
1
1
(quar.)
this
Mfg.
Co.,
Can
4
1212-
t25c
(quar.)
&
Glass
Paper
1
2-
'
(.quar.)
Marine
Pacifle Gas &
Holder$
the
com.
Co.,
preferred
Corp.—
(quar.)
Drug
National
223,807
50,512,061
Liabilities—
Federal
Power
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)——
preferred
Common
50,043
—
assets
Total
25,190,419
22
3,679,419
.
premises
Other
25,038,887
foreign banks
Uncollected
$3.60
Pacific
When
at
second
12-30
(initial)
11- 5
1
5c
share.
Africa
plus
.
2%
(quar.)_—
com.
12-
1
3-
the ordinary
on
per
redemption
.
(quar.)_
Co.,
(quar.)
Distillers
Common
60c
Total
Due from
v
for
convertible
Otter.Tail
12-15
12-
;
Pacific * Mills
—
Products
common
National
Total
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
National
Total
5%
11-15
12-31
12-15
,
share
per
10-29
12-1
t$3
will
$1.40
Corp.,
called
11-15
5%
$1.12%
$1.75
_
10-29
50c
65c
————
11-16
10-29'
11-15
$1.06%
50c
(s-a)_-
12-14
11-15
$1.06'A
20c
common
10-31
10c
$1.75
(quar.)—
preierred
4'A%
5,851,541
13.029,021
—
—
Bonds
Oswego Trails
Stock
Share
National Company (stock dividend)
National Container Corp. (Del.)—
$1.25
Certificates
Held
Co.,
1
8
$1.12%
Rubber,
com.
(payable
preferred $20 par stock)
Pacific
(quar.)—
common
12-
59%c
(quar.)_
O'Sullivan
Pacific
v
Co.,
National Cylinder Gas
2,024,000
—
Notes
Biscuit
8
Ltd.-—
South
Outboard
preferred
National
S. Government securities:
Bought outright—
Company
11-
__
dividend
issrt»e
Nov
L
(quar.)
National By-Products
2,320
—.....——
Stock
1879
(Continued from page 12)
Name of
1
30c
(quar.)_
shillings
Oxford
Nov. 11,'53
10,'54
8
12-
61 %c
^
-deducted
1539
2
Dividends
Nov. 3,'54
Nov.
be
Dec
Per
Assets—
11-
4c
:
:
dividend
Owens-Illinois
>
11-
1
(year-end)-;
Opeldca Manufacturing Co.
1437
issue.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
dollars)
Union .y.of
1877
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
of
10
The
approximately
t
1st mtge. bonds due
Corp.,
1
12-
$1
(quar.)
Copper Co.,
15
Co.—
this
in
12-
25c
$4.40
♦Announcement
11-12
$1.12%
Club, Ltd. (s-a)
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
A dividend of
Nov 15
Nov 16
stock
bonds, series G, due 1983
Serv.
11-12
12-10
$1.02
preferred
shareholder's tax
—
thousands
O'okiep
1876
Light
1st mortgage 4%
Pub.
15
11-15
11-12
Corp
shares.
convertible pfd.
1
11-26
11-26
75c
Ontario-Steel Products Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
7%,preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
5%
12-
$1.14
Jockey
29
1653
Inc.,
Power
a
12 %c
(quar.)
dividend)
preferred A
Dec
"■:>r"-..}."'
convertible 2nd pfd.
1 '
11-
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
Omar, Inc., 4%%
Nov 30
Nov 23
5%
12-
1
40c
preierred
1,
3
_
convertible nreferred
4%%
—
Inc., 5% ! cumulative pref. stock
Co., Inc., 5% pfd. stock
K.)
(H.
%%
12-
1-
12-
pfd. (quar.)
Chemical Corp., common-
Mathieson
4
12-15
4
$1.25
(Texas)
Corp.,
11-: 4
11-12
11-
35c
(quar.)__
Co.. (stock
Town
Olin
Ry.—
Oswego Falls Corp.,
4%%
Old
1
+25C
(quar.)__
Natural Gas, common__j£_i_____,
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Okonite
1435
Ref. & improv. mtge. 5%
Penn
717
bonds, series G, due 1984—Nov 29
Telephone
Pacific
1869
America—
4'A%
mortgage 3% %
Northern
1
2
15
Corp.,
Valley Gas
4%%
America—
of
debentures
4%%
1
12-
12-10
*$1.75
com.
(quar.)____
Co.,
12-
30c
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
Page
1097
4 %%
Corp.
t$l
+$1.13
i___
(quar.)
4.08%." preferred
(quar.)_,
Ohio Service Holding Corp
Light & Power Co. of Bait.—
Central
Co.
Power
1097
Western
of
Products
Wisconsin
(In
Ohio
15
debentures due 1961———_______——...——Dec
Lamson & Sessions Co., preferred stock
Nov
gross.
.
Oil
15
4%
603
45
184
+
5%, -preferred
Dec
RR. 5% pfd. stock
preferred stock
General Dynamics Corp., $2 cumul. conv. pfd. stock
International
Co.
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56% preferred
(quar.)
Ohio Matcn Co., common
(quar.)
...Dec
debentures..—_—,.
Bradstreet Inc.,
Pharmacal
—
pfd. stk.__Dec
5.25%
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Oklahoma
CALLED
Date
Electric
Gas
Tung-Sol Electric,
of
1656
Collateral trust 4%%
banks
tExclusive
19
&
convertible
&
Marine
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Foreign
Hudson
3*4%
Dun
New
Demand
Nov
Issue—
Denver & Rio Grande
123
Liabilities-
and
Consolidated
+ 6,550
80
banks
Balances
bonds, series F, due 1982
12-year 3%% convertible debentures due 1963
12-year 3%% convertible debentures due 1964
264
+
153
-
271
570
—3,116
37
+
8,730
Cash
1656
Aeroquip Corp., 5% cumulative preferred stock
Jan
Algemene Kun»tzijdc Unie N.V., 4%% convert. debs.„Jan
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
619
+2,008
23,801
-
.
Company
+5,706
8,688
U.
Nov 19
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
825
—
175
—
2,500
2,369
Treasury
2
19
29
—
6,997
.
loans
+
1581
Power
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvfe Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,
7 %c preferred
(quar.)_
Ohio
>:
2,466
—Nov 30
bonds, series E, due 1981—
3'A%
When
Share
&
Oak
Ohio
—
Light
preferred
Norwich
Light Co.—
mortgage 3%%
1st mortgage
—2,211
for
«.„+.•
loans
estate
Other
dealers
and
&
ENTIRE
carrying securities.
purchasing or carry¬
or
for
—
stock-.——.—.
preferred
Power
agricul¬
and
tural loans
+
1st
+6,704
143
165
_______—21,104
Loans
84,932
1876
1775
1539
1873
1212
debs..—Dec
Dec
Dec
1953
adjustedt—.—
1
Mining & Manufacturing Co., $4 pfd. stock__Dec
Wisconsin
Loans
1538
1376
4%%
1774
1
10
1971
Scotia
4%
1
Controls, Inc., class A stock
4% s. f. debs, due 1963
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
Nova
»
Dec
Union Terminal Co., 1st mtge. 3% bonds due 1978
United States & International Securities Corp.—
Nov. 4,
1652
I960—..—Dec
bonds, foreign series, due
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
Nov. 3,
1
1
,
.
1
f
Dec
1958
due
Per
Company
,
Dec
Penn
follows:
t
Properties, Inc.—
debentures
4%
Page
Name of
^
.
National Dairy Products Corp., 3% and 3'/a%
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, 3'A%
debs, due
liabilities of reporting mem¬
v;Increase ( + ) or
1dec. (—) since
i
National
Co.,
i
v
bonds, series A, due 1977
3%%
fund
Midi RR.
Date
Terminal Co.—
1st mortgage
1954
12-
1
11-5
$1.20
2%
50c
12-15
$1.75
12-
1
$$1
12-
9
11-19
-
11-19
11-18
Volume 180
Number 5377...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*'
'A
HU
.
(3021)1
Per
Name of Company
Plomb Tool
Plymouth
Stock
Oil
Co.
Polaris
Co.,
preferred
Porter
(H.
K.)
called
sue
$52.50
(quar.).
&
Coke
Steel
Potash
Co.
of
River
5%%
preferred,
series A
27 %c
2-1-55
5%%
1-20
preferred,
preferred,
series A
(quar.)
27 %c
5-1-55
4-20
Sun
series
(quar.)
27 %c
Corp.
$4
11-15
10-29
&
Gamble
11-15
Public Serviqe
4%%
Co.
11-16
11-15
11-
15c
12-
45c
12-
4.50%
preferred
New
preference
Oil
Co.,
Extra.
12-15
11-12
Searle
11-15
10-30
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
27c
12-
1
1
11-15
11-15
&
11-15
12-15
12-
11-30
11-30
ia-23
11-
1
12- 1
12-10
10-15
1-2-55
1-15
Skelly
Oil
Co.
Sloane
(W.
J.),
4%%
12-
1
1
11-12
11-15
10-25
50c
11-15
12-19
11-18
12-
11-10
1
1-3-55
12-
1-3-55
12-
2
2t>c
U-lo
40c
12-15
$2.25
12-15
11-19
1212-
9
&
Ry.
7
11-16
Southern
11-15
Southern
Utah
6
11-15
Southwestern
12-10
11-11
12-
11-11
'
..
:
receipts
:_
Common
11-24
25c
12-10
11-26
*
Thompson
11-
5
5
Stock
Bed
conv.
Co.
11-
5
11-30
11-
5
Tokheim
12-
11-
1
Toledo
Corp.
(quar.)
4.56%
11-30
Townsend
12-15
11-15
Trane
12-15
11-15
New
50c
._
11-15
Service
10-30
25c
Electric
12-
11-15
1
12-15
12-
Co.
Co.,
5%
1
11-19
1
1-20
12-10
12-
1
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
97 %c
2-
1
1-20
Twin
Arrow
$1
12-15
12-
6
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)-!
$1.03%
2-
1
1-20
Twin
Coach
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 V*
2- ,1
1-20
Union
4.40%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
l-£0
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
12-
3
12-15
12-
3
Southwestern
12-15
12-
3
Common
12-31
12-15
12-
11-15
1
12-
1
11-12
Spencer Chemical
4.20%
Co.,
1
11-12
Rookane International
11-15
Spokane
11-15
Stamford
Water
12-
Standard
Brands,
12-23
11-
12-
11-15
$1.50
1
11-24
37 %c
12-
I
12-1
1-
11-15
..$3.50
10-29
1212-
2
2
12-15
25c
12-
1
1-3-55
12-
12-10
11-
11-19
12-10
1
12-15
12-10
11-29
11-18
$$1.06
1-2-55
12-10
11-15
11-
5
12-15
12-
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
25c
1-17-55
50c
1-17-55
12-
1
1-2-55
12-
1-10
1-10
preferred
Power
5.36%
Stock
dividend)
(stock dividend)
Oil
Oil
3%%
(New
11-26
(quar.)—
25c
11-19
(quar.)___—
$1.25
12-15
11-30
25c
12-
2
11-15
25c
(quar.)
12-
2
11-13
12-
62%c
2
12-
2%c
1
11-17
11-
1
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11- 3
Corp.
(quar.)
Missouri
of
(quar.)
87%c
11-15
10-20
(quar.)
92%c
11-15
10-20
$1
11-15
10-2O
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
25c
$1.25
10-20
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
com.
1
California—
u'%
—
Corp., 5% preferred
Products, Inc.—.
12-10
11-19
37 %c
12-
1
11-
$1.25
12-
1
11-12
12%c
(quar.)
933/4c
—
<quar.)___
A
Co.
11-24
11-10
(quar.)
dividend
:' 4%%
United
1
11-15
11-
5%
12-
2
Silica
United
1
'
50c
9
ll-lO
(quar.)__
___
Corp.,
income
Brick
Corps., Ltd., class A
B (quar.)
V
12-
1
11-17
11-
5
11-26
11-12
5%
$1.25
11-15
Stein
(A.)
12-
3
Sterchi
10-25
12-
1
1-15
12-24
$37 %c
2
Sterling
Aluminum
11-
1
Stern
Stern
2-
1
5-15-55
4-29
&
Stetson
8%
(John
B.>
preferred
11-24
11-
11-30
11-20
11-30
11-20
Storkline
.
J
12-*
1
11-15
1-
3
12-10
11-15
1-5-55
11-24
11-
_
U.
11-15
11-
11-24
12-
F
U.
11-15
10-
7
U.
11-15
10-29
25c
12-10
11-26
1
25c
12-15
(quar.)__
57c
1-3-55
12-
Stouifer
Rtruthers
Stock
$1.25
Furniture
Corp.
Corp.
(stock
Wells
Corp.,
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
dividend)—
common
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
11-30
10-30
12-10
11-2*"
Casualty
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-
1
Loan
12-22
1-3-55
11-30
11-22
10-26
Ltd.
Co.
(interim)
510c
(N.
37 %c
4%
40c
4
5%d
11-26
11-18
1-31
1-15
11-15
S.
preferred
11-
11-30
11-
9
11-15
11-
1
20c
Co.
(quar.),.
75c
-
I
*
12-10
n*15
10-29
12-13
12-13
$1
45c
*"2"^
11-19
11-19
12-18
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
I
Co.—
11-15
(quar.)
series
12-15
62 2C
1-3-55
I2%c
12-13
12-
l°c
Steel
12-13
12-
1
7oc
$1.75
10c
20c
$1.50
12-10
11-
5
11-
3
11-15
12-15
11-18
<quar.t___-
50c
11-24
11-10
(quar.)
25c
12- 1
11-15
A
<quar.)._—
(quar.)
Corp.;
common—
preferred
.Vitamin
(quar.).
Corp, (quar.)
United
Stockyards
Stores
Corp.
Corp,-;: $6
Universal Consol. Oil
Universal
11-17
10-29
20c
—-
-
Lithograph
1
1-2-55
11-15
$1
.
Co.. (quar.,)—&
12•
—
—
< extra 1
preferred
<quar.)__
1
5%
22%c
30c
(s-a)
(Philadelphia)- (s-a)—
#
United.
31 Vic
11-.3
11- 5
—-—-----
preference
7%
U.
12-14
11-19
22%c
(s-a)
Extra
11-12
12-
3
''
Y.)—'
preferred
Sugar Corp.
S.
12-
$1.75
(interim)
(N. J.), 4%%
Printing
S.
11-15
4„c
Society
Potash
S.
11-30
T2c
Pipe & Foundry
S.
3
5
invest¬
"Playing Card Co.__—
5%
U.
11-15
40c
S.
1111-
(quar.)
com.
(accum.)——
convertible
S.
•
11-16
11-16
v.
Conditioning Corp.—
Lines Co.
S.
/.
'
profits)
Co.,
Mines, Ltd.
Molasses,
Common
1
U.
:_
10-30
10-30
(quar.)__•„_—" '"$1.06Vi
Extra
U.
12-13
50c
r_+.
(quar.)
from net
(2c
Extra
(quar.)—
pfd.
Hill
preferred
S.
U.
12-31
12-
Fund
Extra
5
30c
inc.
11-10
11-15
11-30
*5c
■
Improvement
Keno
Air
45c
3
$1.25
common
Corp.
S.
7%
10c
4%%
*
t37c
Inc.—
preferred
United
U.
5
12-20
11-
United
Corp.—
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
9
•
U.
Products,
Textiles,
*
capital
(quar.)
1
1-
$10c
______
__—
Science
Gas
4%%
from
(quar.)
11-
'
United
U. S.
-
11-16
1
1-15
11-28
25c
i.
(quar.)
ment inq. and 10c from securities
11-19
32 %c
Inc.
(s-a)—
—
Funds,
United
11-15
12-10
(year-end)-—
(initial)
Stores,
United
10-25
12-10
12 %c
Co._
& Co.
Bros.
8
11-19
1
$3.70
and
Tile
*
12-
12-
25c
$1.12%
Electric Coal Co. .(quar.)—"
25c
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Common (quar.)
,20c'
-7% ■ preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Corp.
8techer-Traung Lithograph
*>%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
10-
12-10
12-
60c
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
United
62 %c
<
&
11-lO
12-15
United
25c
25c
common
Special
11-19
25C
$4.20
Chemical
America,
(quar.).*————-
United
.
gains
Stauffer
of
1
11-15
11-13
"
——$1.25
United
1
93%c
(year-end(_
common
(quar.)
A
Investment
from
Co.
preferred
12-
$1.12%
:—
Circuit—
(quar.)_:
11-15
12 »/2C
Street
Biscuit
$4.50
12-15
:_———50c
(quar.)__
Theatre
12-
75c
Stanley Warner Corp.
State
preferred
Artists
12-15
25c-
(quar.)
common
12-15
40c
.
Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible- preference
(quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)
Standard
Inc.,
:—
preferred
5%
1.1-15
Standard
10-30
11-20
11-30
12-20
11-26
A
12-15
(stock div.)_
(quar.)
Jersey)
(Ohio),
1
11-30
12-15
1-5-55
50c
Air Lines,
12-
12-15
100%
Co.
Co.
preferred
Parts
11-20
35c
2 at $52.25 per share
Extra
11-30
50c
(quar.)—____
(quar.)_
(Indiana)
11-15
10%
.12-10
United
11-15
45c
(quar.).—'
dividend
Co.
2-15-55
$0.5211
12-15
12J15
1.ltfr
dividend
Steel
pfd.
Stock
5
25c
Inc.
Corp.
cash
Oil
18 %C
(quar.)
-
—
Oil Co. of California
Quarterly
25c
Co.,
Aircraft
Aircraft
Class
Standard
Standard
Products
25C
(Entire Issue called for redemption on Nov.
20 at $104 per sh. plus this
United
5
*
Carbon
of
United
11-
1-12
.*
(quar.)
Car
11-10
11-
11-15.
2-1-55
25c
7%c
common
15 c
Forgings
14c
common
Co.
11-10
12-10
11-
12-15
11-15
preferred
Tank
1
$1.12%
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
14c
r
Oil
$3.75
Union
1
11-26
11-17
100%
dividend)
Line Corp. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
System (Kansas)
12-
12-10
1
II-24
(quar.)
12-
•
11-19
$1
25c
11-15
5c
11-17
12-
—
87 %c
Coil
1
11-15
(stock
class
Co.
63c
,——
1
50c
preferred
Union
11-16
1
11-13
12-
$1.14
Gas
5%
11-16
1
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
12-10
$3c
1
12-
.—
Standard
11-15
45c
12-
30c
common
Standard
11-12
1
"
com
RR. Co.
Inc.,
preferred
$1.60
11-15
11-15
12-
$1.10
12-
25c
II-30
5%
&
preferred
Union
11-13
12- t
(stock dividend)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$4.50
8
3
$1.37%
Cement, additional
(Conn.)
(quar.)_
Standard
12-
12-
Standard Dredging Corp.—
11-15
$1
Mines, Ltd
Portland
Extra
9
11-17
$4
11-27
12-10
30c
30c
on Dec.
Electric
$3.50
9
II-10
11-19
30c
Inc.,
Corp.,
Carbide
Union
11-10
12-
12-
preferred (entire Issue called for
conv.
60c
(initial).
12-
1
1
12-15
12-15
20c
12-1
1
•12-
3
12-10
'
12-
10c
quar.)
33c
I-
II-30
—
Special
11-10
25c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
11-26
12-15
1
75c
12-28
.
12-
$1.50
Spencer Kellogg & Son (quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
1-20
—
Spencer Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
62 %c
1-20
1
12- 9
(quar.)
plus this dividend. Convertible to Dec. 2
$3.70
12-15
5c
(quar.)
1
2-
(s-a)
11-12
70c
2-
28c
1
10c
(quar.)
$1.15
3
$1.06%
preferred A
$5
redemption
Co.—
3
$6%C
±
1
(quar.)
preferred
New
2-
27 Vic
Telephone
1-
5c
(Increased
$1.50
1-10
$1.10
12-
$15c
(quar.)___l.
com.
.
$1.32 preferred
(quar.).,
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Sparks-Withington Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Spear & Co., $5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Speed Queen Corp., common (quar.)
11-15
12-10
States
_____
12-1*
1-
31%c
:
2-
(quar.)
com.
(N.Y.)
(initial)
common
12-
Service,
3
75c
(Los Angeles)
Extra
__—
Public
9
12-
I-
31V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Tung-Sol Electric,
—
11-30
3
(quar.)
Trunkline Gas,
(Dallas)
11-3*
12-15
I2V2C
Radio Corp.
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance, com.
3
lib- *
30c
5%
Trav-Ler
11-19-
Co.—
Insurance
Co.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
5
11-
25c
30c
—
(auar.)
2
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
12-
Co.—
preferred
12-13
11- 1.
50c
Edison
11-15
11-15
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
12-13
$1
Bearing Co.
&
10-29
11- 5
1-3-55
:
Quarterly
62 V2C
Co.
11-3*
11-15
12-10
50c
preferred B (quar.)__
preferred (initial series) (quar.)
Roller
62 %c
common
12-15
60c
5%
—
5%
40c
(quar.)
25c
-—
dividend
4.25%
(quar.)
11-2*
—
non-convertible
11-30
6
12-16
15c
(quar.fcommon
5%
30 %c
___
(quar.)
com.
Life
1
12-
$1
;
11-1*
11-2*
Products, Inc.—
(initial)—
preferred
11-1*
3
12-16
common
Markets,
12-
$1.70
35c
11-19
4%
3
2bc
10-25
New
11-1*
1ML>
12-
$1.70
—
12-10
Thorofare
12-15
35c
dividend)——
12-10
New
11-..5
12-15
2%%
(quar.)__
common
11-20
■.
11-19
25c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
11- 5
11-26
5c
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Electric Welder (quar.)
$50c
Quarterly
11-16
Mfg. Co.,
50c
;
1
1
—
30c
„
1-14-55
12-14
int
prop,
preference
50c
12%c
Common
Co.
11-30
$2.40
-
of
11- >
12-
sub. shs. (yr.-end)
Thiokol Chemical Corp. (stock
Thomaston Mills (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Co.
Power
14C
Echlage Lock
r
33c
12 %c
■.
&
6
11-
3
$1.12%
(quar.)
Southwestern
■"
Common
Electric
12-
12-
20c
Gas
Drug,
Southwestern
•
:
Louis, San Francisco Ry., Co.
convertible
Thatcher Glass
12-20
92 %c
$$1,06%
.
; 6%
convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
(quar.)
St. Paul Union Stockyards Co
75c
11-15
12-13
(quar.)__
25c
.___
Savannah
Certificates
preferred
ord.
Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Safway-. Steel..Products
(quar.)_
J.
Caguenay Rower Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
sSt. Croix Paper Co. (quar.)__
Savage Arms Corp.
Savage Industries,
11-15
3.70%
125c
Sabine
Gold
12-15
Pacific Land Trust,
11- a
11-5
1
12-
25c
-Extra
12-
$1
-
(quar.)__
__
Antonio Transit,
Texas
.
1
12-
Corp. (stock div.)—
Oil. Co. (quar.)
&
*"•
I-
$1.18%
1_
:J
11-
5
$1.37%
Gasoline
Coal
1
11-
11- 5
$1.12%
(quar.)
11-12
25 %c
4%
—
San
Pacific
11-15
5%
A
Natural
Texas
Co.—
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Edison
$1.25
(quar.)
4%%'
preferred
(quar.)
Rutland & Whitehall RR. (quar.)
first
Texas
12-17
50c
i.
'
Antonio
y
11-12
11-29
$1.02%
(quar.)__
Manufacturing. Co. (initial)
Ruppert (Jacob)- common
Regis Paper Co.,
(accum.)__
(quar.)
Power
Spring
6
5c
$4.40
11-29
11-19
11-26
45c
Co., common
pfd.
non-cum.
$20c
(quar.)
,
San
Common
12-13
12-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
3
Illinois
11-26
(quar.)
12-
3
Texas
"
12-10
12-
income)
Natural Gas Pipeline—
12-15
(quar.)
37 %c
I
Rudy
St.
preferred
12-
11-
11-30
12-10
75c
(from
Insurance & Trust Co.
Southern
12-30
1-3-55
Inc.
Guarantee
12-15
1
Fund,
X2c
prior pfd.
California
preferred
5%
Texas
Title
1-17
3
11-30:
Title
1-5-55
1-
1-3-55
I-14
Corp.—
5.50%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% " preferred (quar.),.,__
»,:4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)
;
i
10-26
Texas
$25c
(quar.) - •*.
5%- preferred (quar.)
St.
8
4:25%
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. ■ (quar.)
Royalties
Management
Corp.—,—::
—
8
11-
Timken
4.88%
—
(quar
Co.
8
11-
1
10-29
11-15
35c
Transmission
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.
$1
.
■'/
1
Aeronautical
Extra
11-
1
60c
Common
11- 9
12-1
11-15
40c
25c
(quar.),
25c
(quar.)—.
Ryan
1
12-
12-
J12%c
—
Eastern
Common
11-15
Natural
2s 6d
Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 preferred, (quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of~Louisville (Ky.)
,«
12-
%c.
Texas
..
11-30
Southwestern
(quar.)
Tool_
11-9
.
'
Corp. (quar.)
Extra
.
12-15
60c
;
Packing Co.
11-15
12-15
60c
dividend
Gear
11-15
12-10
1-3-55
50c
dep,
12-15
75c
1-3-55
Southern
$1.12%
(quar.)
(year-end)
Ross
11-15
12-10
4.60%
Amer.
11- 1
11-29
27c
(quar.)
50c
11-10
$35c
Rosefield
12-10
Co.
$1.25
4.08%
11-15
Ltd.,
Texas
65c
(quar.)
Development, class B
1
(quar.)
quar.)
common
10-27
11-29
20c
(Cleveland) (quar.)
17 %C
Southern
11-15
-preferred
11-15
$1
(quar.)
12-
South
11-15
Royce;
12-10
30c
(year-end)
(interim)
Co.
Gas
preferred
Co.
1
41/4%
,i
10c
Products & Chemical
3
Canada
1
Rolls
Terminal Tower
12-
Southern
1
A
Tennessee
12-31
11-10
12-
Ltd.,
11-15
11-15
38%c
11-24
12-
Paper,
11-15
30c
10-29
$15c
(quar.)_
11-24
12-
preferred
$1.08
1
12-
3
12-17
$1
4%
11- 1
—
12-10
12-
Atlantic
5%
12,15
$1.18%
Rolland
11- 1
11-15
■
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
common
10-25
11-15
11-15
convertible
31 %c
11-24
$1.02 Va
Stock
11-15
$4.32
11-
12-17
4%%
A
11-15
Co.—
11-19
1-2-55
4.1<^% preferred series H (quar.)
Co.,
10-29
Taylor & Fenn
5
12-17
15c
.
Haas
11-15
10-25
20c
1
12-10
1-2-55
(quar.)
Class A preference (quar.)
Rochester Gas &; Electric Corp.—
&
1
$1.04
Extra
5c
$1.50
preferred
12-15
12-
11-15
7Qc
,
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)__4,
5c
series J
(s-a)
"25c
Common
participating preferred
(quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
(quar.)
South Bend Lathe Works
,
Year-end
'
preferred
$1.20
Inc.
Ltd.
Morgan)
Southern
common
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.
Rockwrood & Co.—
1-3-55
5
15c
30c
(quar.)
1280
$1.50
i
South
9
1-3-55
4c
preferred
4%
12-
50c
,
preferred
$1.55
11-19
1-3-55
10c
series
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Inc.—
preferred
11-19
.(increased)
com
Sonotone
—
Inc.—
F
11-13
preferred (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
;
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
$1
Extra
10-30
25c
(S.
Co.
Mines,
60c
series
12-20
3
1-
25c
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
10-29
$1
Smith (T. L.) Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Smith-Douglas Co. (quar.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. (quar.)
2
12 %c
Mfg.
Gold
Smith
10-29
50c
10%
Year-End
preferred
1-3-55
£4c
15C
(quar.)
$1.50
(increased
11-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Slsco
(quar.)
$4 preferred A iquar.)__
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
$1.10
(quar.)
11-15
15c
$12%c
Singer
Argentine Mining Co
Common
11-
__
A
Ltd.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
11-
(quar.)
Myers,
12-13
4%
Co
10-15
30c
Rheem Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
American shares (final)
Richardson
Co.
(quar.)
&
37 %c
class A
Co.,
12-13
40c
com.
12-20
Class B
10c
Simpson's,
12-15
Steel
10%
Riegel Textile Corp.,
2
Extra
Pattern
$1
Tobacco,
2
12-
62
&
11-25
Saw
11-15
(quar.)
J.)
B
12-
1-3-55
(year-end)__
Simplicity
11-22
:
(R.
1-3-55
10c
Simonds
11-26
37 %c
(year-end)
Common
$1
Inc., class A
$15c
1-3-55
quarterly
Co.
10-15
1-3-55
(quar.)
15c
Reynolds
Rohm
B
5c
Corp
Drug
11-25
$50c
;
5%
25c
Common
t
Class
12-17
$1.12%
Rexall
$30c
$56 %C
(quar.)
com.
dividend
87 %c
:
Racing Association Inc.
1
,
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.,
12-15
128c
common.....
Revere
11-
____
Stock
11- 5
1-2-55
,
30c 1-25-55
^
,
Brass,
11-15
5%
30c
,
dividend—
Copper &
1
(quar.)
Simmons Co.
Extra
Common
11-
(increased)
com.
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
5
25c
(quar.)
(Texas)
11-35
15c
dividend
B
50c
(quar.)
common
Co.
11-24
11-15
1
12-20
5%
Co.,
Extra
10-27
12-
<
Class
11-30
11-15
50c
Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Republic Insurance
12-15
12-
1-2-55
10c
v
10c
1
12-23
41c
(quar.)
Aviation
11-24
_
Sherwin-Williams
12-23
.
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-15
11-15
'
4%
preferred (quar.)
Signal Oil &; Gas Co., class
1
35c
(quar.)
(s-a)
25c
5c
10-29
$1.25
Inc.,
Talon,
Co.
11-
10c
Co.,
Syracuse Transit Corp.
10c
11-15
$1.04%
A
11-20
12-10
12-13
11-12
1
50c
preferred
1
(quar.)
11-15
$1.02
preferred
convertible
12-20
22c
dividend
Stock
(quar.)^:
(quar.)
$4.40
7
12-
50c
(quar.)___
5c
preferred A (quar.)
4% % preferred B (quar.)__
Sheller Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
preferred
1-
12-15
(quar.)
com.
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
(quar.)
11-12
50c
(quar.)____
11-19
4%
10-29
Co.
&
12-10
(quar.)
11-24
37%c
12-10
12-
11-2*
12-10
11-26
quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
12-10
12%c
11-5
11-19
12-10
5c
1-2-55
,
Light (quar.)
class
(accum.)
3
12-20
5c
(increased
Oil
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
$4
5
11-5
-
(quar.)
preferred
Increased
pfd.
common
Inc.
Co.
Sherer-Glllett
(quar.)
participating
4.10%
Water
Swift
5
1
12-
11-
12-15
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
1-2-55
(quar.)_
Servomechanisms,
11-15
12-
Semi-annual
4%
common
B
Co.
10c
Co
Shasta
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)
Reading Tube Corp., com. (stock dividend)
Robbins
class
Corp.,
Class A
5%
Gas,
Machine
Die
Corp., 6% 1st
2nd preferred (quar.)
4%
11-10
11-
12-
$1
65c
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,
Graphite
Bearings,
Inc
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar,)_
i
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (quar.)
Rico
&
Co.
11-15
Randall
Stock
Oil
Falls
1
11-15
1
15c
(increased
31 %C
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Republic
preferred
common
12-
$1.25
:
preferred
11-26
Seneca
Mexico—
Quarterly
$4.50
3
Corp.,
83c
common
Remington Rand,
1-
_
Acceptance
50c
R k, M Bearings Canada Ltd., class A
Radio Corp. of America, common
Arms
60c
11-15
27%c
Extra
1
12-
12-20
1-2-55
Extra
Superior Tool &
11-28
11-15
(quar.)
Stores
3
11-15
$1.12%
Increased
quarterly
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec
Power
Co.
(quar.)
Owl
1-
1
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
Remington
11-19
60c
Seminole
Hampshire—
New
common
1st
12-
60c
&
1
$1
conv.
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
D.)
12-
26c
Swan-Finch
Co.
Surety
(G.
5%
8
87'/2 c
Sutherland Paper Co.
12-
12-15
12-
(quar.).
12-23
12-23
1-10-55
10-22
11-
12-23
20c
Securities
11-15
11-22
11-15
1-10-55
1-10-55
Sears Roebuck & Co.
11-19
12-10
(quar.)
1
45c
$1.43%
Co.
11-15
25c
Cement
53c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Oil
$1.05
_
preferred
Revere
preferred
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power
6%
$5.75
Seaboard
preferred
17c
of
(quar.)
preferred A
50c
12-
Finance
convertible
Seaboard
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
4.08%' preferred
4.18%' preferred
Red
Portland
"
11-10
30c
Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
Mining Co. (quar.)
Superior
11-12
Public Service Electric & Gas—
'
Sunshine
11-12
Serrick
Common
$3.50
11-12
1
11-10
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.35% preferred
Public Service Co.
i
1
1
26i90c
(quar.)
12-
Seeger Refrigerator
(quar.)
of
2nd preferred
conv.
U-vtf
12-
12-10
37%c
(quar.)—
12-
11-15
50c
(quar.).
Public Service Co.
5%%
A
91 %c
1
75c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-15
65c
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)___:
$1.07 %
(quar.)
Co., common
$2.12
(R. I.)
(quar.)—
4.16%
4%%
Holder«
Payable of Bee-
25c
(quar.)
com.__
preferred
common
Ray Drug Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)
Sunshine
Ltd.
Co.,
Extra
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com.
3%%
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)
1-14
Co.,
(quar.)
1
13 Y4 c
:
preferred
2-1-55
convertible
Oil
(quar.)
2c
preferred
4% %
1-14
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
5
of Colorado—
preferred
4.20%
5%
preferred
12-15
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
11-29
5.20%
Mfg. Co.—
3.65% preferred
10-29
32c
(quar.)
Co.
7-20
12-10
2-1-55
$1
quar.)
8-1-55
45c
85c
(initial
com.
(quar.)
1
When
Share
4.30%
Mfg. Corp.—
pfd. (accum.)
Quarterly2"
Provincial Transport
'
preferred
Scythes &
common
1st
(quar.)
A
Scovill
22 %c
Providence Washington Insurance Co.
.■
Paper Co., new
$3.40
(quar.)
Oil,
Utilities
conv.
Procter
Pure
Scott
11-15
11-15
135c
5% %
$1.40
11-15
1
Extra
Pratt-Hewitt
Preferred
Company
Sun
12-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.):
Ltd.
Per
Name of
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.,
5%%
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
America
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
11-12
12-
7%c
Co.,
When
Share
11-
12-
(quar.)
Portsmouth
'
11-12
37 %c
common
Company!
12-20
37 %C
share plus this dividend)
Gas
Name of
.
Schwitzer-CumminsCo.—
Co., 5% preferred (entire is¬
redemption on Nov. 16 at
Powell
5%
Per
'
5
11-15
5c
A
-11-
for
per
Portland
12-20
5c
(quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc.,
6%
40c
Co
class
B
11-16
1 % %
Co
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.).
Rubber
Mining
&
Class
When
Share
(quar.)
dividend
Plymouth
Poor
Co.
4»
Insurance
Co.
Co.
2
10-29
11-22
10-28
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
"fctaiversal
Pictures
pfd. (quar.)__
$1.06Vi
pfd, (s-a)
- $2
JPv.u«——.——Ire
'
4%%
Co.,
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible
Value
Van
Line
income
Norman
Co.
(quar.)_
Svcvi vol
Vanadium-Alio>S
dividend
Stock
Vanadium
New
25c
——
Holdert
Texas
Payable of Rec.
12- 1
11-15
2-1
1-14
11-17
11-10
12-20
12-10
12-2
11-12
freight
President
27c
12-15
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., 50c class A
Chemical
Vinco
Corp.,
Virginia
Co.
mVic
ZVka
15%c
$1
35c
51.01
51.05
$1.25
preferred
5%
/
Coal
&
(quar.)
Co.'
<quar.t
iron
Power Co.,
54.04 preferred (quar.)—
54.20 preferred
(quar.)—
55 preferred (quar.);
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.);
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Electric &
Vogt
Manufacturing
Vulcan
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-15
12- 3
12-1
12- 1
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-1
11-15
11-19
11-19
—...
(quar.)
com,
—.—
—
;
—
——
(quar.)
Corp.
37J/2C
SlVzc
—
—
;
—
Corp.
50c
12-11
11-18
1-3-55
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
13c
25c
11-15
11-22
5%
11-22
25c
Waverly Oil Works-—20c
Wayne Pump Co. tresumed)
—
50c
12- 1
A
Warren
(quar.)
(quar.)
(8.
D.i
_
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
$4.50
(quar.)
Warren Petroleum Corp. (increased).-
Washington
Fund,
Investors
Mutual
dividend
Stock
Waukesha
Motor
Weber
Showcase
Welex
Jet
—
filed a letter of notification with the
2,000 shares of common stock (par .$1)
to
(estimated at $15 per share), without
underwriting.
The net proceeds are to pay fractional holders in
connection with a stock dividend.—V; 179, p. 1052.
Wesson
Disinfecting
Co.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
W'est Indies Sugar Corp.
$1.25
—
—
.J—i—
(quar.)
25c
$1.50
20c
gtd. (s-a)—.—
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
West Point Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
11-15
4(4%
preferred
Air
11-4
11-15
Fenner
11-1
11-18
11- 5
11-15
$27
share.
and the books closed.
by The
Western
Assurance
Preferred
Co.
(Toronto),
common..
Western
Auto Supply Co.
(quar.)
Western
Canada
Western
Pacific
RR..
Western
Ry.
75c
.
125c
75c
$4
Alabama
Breweries.
of
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
presently outstanding and were sold
Foundation which now owns 480,000
No proceeds from the sale will accrue to the company.
11-15
10-29
11- 1
12- 3
other
numerous
preferred
Westinghouse
Electric
Corp.,
(quar.)__
com.
Westmoreland.
Weston
Paper
(S.
White
Motor.
5(4%
S.)
CO.
White's
Co.,
12-15
12-10
11-30
Net
11-24
Other
12- 1
12-27
11-15
12-13
U. S.
11-16
12-24
1-3-55
11-15
11-15
11-15
11- 1
12-10
Whitman
(C.)
Whitney
(qtrar.)
———
(quar )
common
(quar.)
Blake
Sons.
&
15c
& Gibbs Sewing
Lovett
_
Co.. (monthly)-
Grocery
Monthly
(s-a)
Corp.
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
__
common
6%
Powr
Sr.
Dessauer
&
(Gar)
(G.
Wood
(Alan)
H.)
the
with
SEC
on
stock
employees
the
as
weJ
Denver, Coio., in a patent infringement
brought
against
the
corporation
by
at
suit
and
the
Walter
Court
of
Appeals
tiie
floor
l«ying
delivered
was
in
by
180,
p.
concurred
was
Huxman.—V.
A.
by Chief Judge
Judges Sain G.
Circuit
1212.
States Rubber Co.—New Development—
that
homemaker
the
fcr
takes
all
an adhesive-backed plastic
the
and
iuts
out
mess
of
a-_Uie floor.
Th'e/jl&rfile, expected
be on the
to
market by
is made
fall,
inia
variety' 6r'fcolors and styles from Marvinol vinyl plastic, a product of
Naugatuck Chemical Division of the United States Rubber* Co.
An
adhesive^baCkea rubber tile is also being made.—V. 180,
p.
1581.
.
Vacuu^v Concrete Corp. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
ACCOUNT
INCOME
w
'
j
FOR
SIX
MONTHS
ENDED
SEPT.
1954-.
Gross,-income
$li8,8i0
'
Dii ect
J
Selling
Development
Cists
income
52,l45
11,4^3
expense
(non-recurring)
casts
Miscellaneous
Tentative
74,6 iO
administrative
gnd
;
30
-
1,0)1
:
:
—
refund
tax
11,124
c_
N«M0SS??£_*.
—■
$9,371
^
BALANCE
SHEET,
SEPT.
30
Plali't
$80,553
assets
45,387
arHf'8quipment
Patents
93,803
(net)
14,863
ajqii. applications (net).
$7,050,794
2,038,973
Miscellaneous
1,094,440
1,983,999
Rsasts'
Current
^Sbits
Total
$234, 611
(quar.)_ $$1.37(4
dividend)5%
12-.1
Woodward
Governor
Woolworth
(F.
^Toolworth
(F.
American
W.)
Co.
&
deposit
Worumbo
Mfg.,
receipts
1
(s-a)—
1
$3c
1-
3
1973
15,
Yellowknife
the
in
for
»
Mines,
books
$1,500,000
11-19
The
1-3-55
12-20
Merrill
1-3-55
12-20
2-1-55
1-20
1
11-15
10-29
a
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
income
y Previous
published
date and/or record
A.
12-15
J.
12-15
Bear,
11-12
Incorrect.
The
corrected
William
reduce
issue
new
a
portion
company bonds
of
long-term
of
first
the
interest
of 37/8%, 4%
will
be
and 4%%
Financing—
used
company plans the
bonds early in Decem¬
to retire
outstanding
series.—V.
180, p.
1542.
A.
Eastern
Production
Hemphill, President,
Mason-Texas
tion
test
has
been
to
Eastern
on
Nov.
Production
Drilling and
Corp.—New Discovery—
announced
5
Corp.
Exploration
No.
1
that the
Irma
Mills,
Howeth
a
and
Inc.'s Melon area discovery,
of Austin chalk oil production.
Mr. Hemphill stated
his company has one-half of the
working interest in 1 433 gross
under and
around
County, Texas.—V. 179,
the
p,
No.
2709.
1
Irma
Mills
which
is located
in
Frio
Kirkland
M.
A.
&
Kidder
Jenks,
Grubbs
&
Co
that" complete
2.500
2,500
Lester,
Carl
1,500
Ryons & Co.—
Loeb, Rhoades
M.
Sullivan
&
improvements
cost. $450,000..
5,000
Co
2,500
Carl
& Co., Inc.
W.
2,500
C.
Laurence M. Marks & Co.—
McKee
S.
&
Burr,
&
&
(Inc.)
Co.__
Exploratory work will also include magnetometric and scintillometric
to'f^hscover the existence, if any, of geophysical anomalies that
^suggest- the existence of mineral deposits warranting further
exploration.
ThF sulphur
and
miles
2-1
&
♦Includes
Harris & Co., Inc.
Chapman
&
&
Co.—
;
Co
Glore, Forgan &
Goodbody & Co
Harriman
TO
PRESENT
sea
level
FINANCING
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
*2.260,000 shs.
This
Co
6 500
The
Pacific
Northwest
1,000
Paine,
Webber,
Ohio
2,500
Co
1,500
Jackson
&
Curtis
R.
1.000
Reinholdt & Gardner
Julius
Riter & Co.—,
1,000
L.
2,500
Schwabacher
10.000
5,000
1,500
W.
8,500
5,000
Pressprich & Co
Rippel,
A.
&
&
5,000
Co
Smith,
&
an
corporation
Vitro
of
1,000
13,000
Co
&
the nominees
1212.
to
180,
of
the
under-
p.
*
has entered the field of uranium mining, according
on Nov.
9 by William B. Hall, General Manager
Uranium
ore
Co.,
a
division
of
processing mill.
an
interest
corporation
the
which operates a
claims from the
SatedO Mlih'ng Co. in the Gas Hills area of Fremont County, Wya.,
and Wks' commenced exploration and drilling in preparation for mining
of
ore.
Announcement was made last year that Vitro had started to
explore suitable areas for the exploitation of uranium deposits.
Vitfo*s'*Other uranium ore interests are near the San Rafael Swell
district
of east-central Utah,
including the Daye-Davis and Desert
Queefrh claims and a nearby Utah school section. In addition the
compfehy-^shares in extensive claims in the Blind River district of
Ontario, Gahada.—V. 180, p. 1817.
in
VitW''has'*,acquired
5,000
Co
Barney
sold
57
uranium
5,000
Co
Shields & Co
Silberberg
1,500
2,500
Rothschild
F.
1,500
Inc.—
be
to
share.—V.
announcement
uranium
Newhard, Cook & Co
per
Vltr(T€bTp. of America—Starts Uranium Mining—
5,000
1,500
1,000
5,000
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
EFFECT
cents)
50
shares
cents
1,000
1,500
1,500
Co
(par
60,000
writers
Newburger & Co
2,500
Co
GIVING
Authorized
Commbn"Stock
Merrill, Turben & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
1,000
—
deposits lie in a valley about 1,000 feet above
the seaport of Carupano.
from
CAPITALIZATION
1,000
Co
&
1,000
Co
was
executive
may
to
5,000
Inc..
i
,
The *(&«mpany's
Venezuela.*©";.
1,000
Co
&
Miller
Mead,
1,500
Co
&
Clarke
company estimates
1,000
&
McGlone
6,500
Republic Co.
Dodge
Venezuela
of
pare
incorporated on June 1, 1954 in Dela¬
offices are at 444 Madison Ave., Ne,w
Yorlr;- Nf'-T.'- The American company
has acquired all of the outstantlingP>*c«fpital stock of Venezuelan Sulphur Corp. C. A., Caracus,
Venezuela, and was organized for the purpose of the exploration,
minkig;' producing, refining and selling of sulphur and other minerals,
and Hhe-.'aoquisition of concessions which are valid for 50 years and
may be refceWed
for another 50 years. The concessions are located in
the «muK*ctpality
of El Pilar District of Benitez, State of Sucre in
1,500
McCormick
Co.,
Sherrerd—
&
*
BUSINllJSS^Corporation
ware
1,500
&
these securities will be
work and geological
processing facilities with a design capacity of approxi¬
of crude sulphur ore per day, will cost about $1,200,and erected in the concession area. Road building and
together with transportation equipment are estimated
delivered
000,
1,500
Irving Lundborg & Co
10,000
Co
of
northeastern
&
Co.
5,500
.__
Inc.—
sale
exploratory
the
mately 850 tons
2,500
10,000
5,000
Peabody & Co
C. Langley & Co
Kidder,
W.
in
surveys
Co
Si
the
additional
area
thcC' the'cost of this work, together with the cost of perfecting its
denqhneppufhts and exploring the denounced areas, will be approxi¬
mately $^()J,600. Depending on the results of exploration it is estimated
1.500
Clark,
VValgreen
Period
Co.—October Sales Higher—
Ended Oct. 31—
1954—Month—1953
$$
$
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
& Co., Inc
5,000
Sales*
Suplee, Yeatman
1,000
1954—10 Months—1953
$
J®"
150,059,484 146,519,715
—V. nSOPlh" 15C2.
Stroud
& Co., Inc.
1,500
Ripley & Co., Inc.
10,000
Noyes & Co
Hendricks & Eastwood, Inc.
6,500
Sutro
Co
Thayer, Baker & Co
1,000
1,500
Tucker, Anthony & Co
1.000
G.
8,500
Wertheim
—
15,495,534
15,110,047
1,000
1,000
Hemphill,
Hentz
Hooker
&
&
Howard,
Co
Fay
Hornblower
confirma¬
Co.,
assured
company:
1,500
Simmons—
&
Bradford
C.
H.
Texas
the
of
6,500
Inc.
Farwell,
the
pipeline
mortgage
proceeds
costs,
severally
have
5,000
Co.—
&
Co.,
Fairman,
Co.—Plans
below
Shares
1,500
Co...
Bosworth,
Ferris
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co., Inc.
&
Estabrook
(Continued from page 8)
stock
6,500
Inc
Henry Dahlberg & Co.
Investment News
r
50,000
Corp
Julien Collins & Co
Corporation and
capital
50,000
Blair
&
Cohu
General
March, thereafter until and includ¬
rate on these notes Is 3(4%.
named
from
proceeds
extensive
concession
the
expIgrattoR^.'ahd deep drilling, if warranted. The
the selling stockholder the following respective
& Kraus
Ellis
Blyth
Central
payment
through 1972.
1960
in
10 term notes, one for $75,000 pay¬
for $175,000 payable on the 15th day
Pierce, Fen¬
Stearns
Blunt
indicated here.
were
of
underwriters
Becker & Co., Inc
G.
A.
Coffin
A
Boston
W. Baird
Butcher
was
nine
the
of
Allyn & Co.,
Richard
of
shares
Burge
Barth &
12-15
dividend.
annually
interest
purchase from
of
Lynch,
Robert
1-3-55
is
each
December, and
The
Bacon, Whipple & Co
1-17-55
tax.
date
and
1955,
1957.
& Beane
C.
J.
date
debentures
debentures
in
determ)pe: the existence of commercial sulphur deposits. Tnis work
jnctu.dr:snailow drilling, aerial mapping, geophysical and surface
to
these
payable consist
15,
15,
First
ner
$4c
tax.
income
$2,500,000
of
June
Shares
75c
this
and
which
11-19
11-15
installments
semi-annual
1957,
under
September,
tq
agieed
(s-a)
for
in
1956, and June 30,
UNDERWRITERS—The
(quar.)
closed
not
Corp., New Yoi'K, is offering 1,000,-
of common stock (par 50 cents) at $o.0J per
will
1,650,000
2,153,594 shs.
1,650,000
3,000,000 shs.
—
31,
these
of
ing June
25c
Ltd.
Sulphur Corp. of America—Stock Offered
to'TTndertake
used
to
agreement.
notes
March
of June,
1
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
^Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
further
loan
Ball,
Bear
00(&£h|y££
surveys
issued provides
that additional funded debt may be issued within the limits and upon
the conditions set
forth therein. The company is obligated to retire
1
12-
20,000,000
value
par
mature
Dec.
indenture
$The
12-
10c
Co
$25,000,000
1957; in installments of $3,000,30 and Dec. 31, 1958; and in
the amount of $11,000,000 on June 30, 1959. The current effective in¬
terest rate on such loans is 3(4% which is the maximum rate provided
due
each
000
12-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.).
Machine
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
♦Transfer
loans
♦These
Outstanding
(Canadian
1955-57
due
without
payable on Dec. 31,
25c
Miles
$284,611
■:*
-.xr-,v.
1954
April
*
stock,
25c
Monthly
30,
SEPT.
$20,000,000
currency)
50c
(Rudolph)
$3,400,739
$1.58
$25,000,000
...
§Notes payable,
Capital
11-19
—
OF
AS
1956fl959_—
fund
debs., due
sinking
4(4%
11-15
(quar.)
„
—Securities
$3,815,202
$1.77
due
loans,
50c
&
transferred
months
1,200
TotaMjA^ilities and capital
PROCEEDS—The
♦Bank
25c
American
nine
the
for
Authorized
10-29
12-
Extra
Wysong
12- 9
$2.50
—
Wurlitzer
1,551,082
<
necessity
CAPITALIZATION
able
3%
219,783
certifi¬
by
surplus
numbers
;
account
on
covered
Earnings per share
Co.—
Monthly
income
on
cars
$13,628
$4,951,821
2,004,144
of
$5,819,346
——
.
taxes
Cuarent/cJiabilities
De*erred«*«iyQme
Capital mVA.'surplus (350,000 shares).
ad¬
before
months
nine
Venezuelan
to
11-10
Extra
Yates-
of
income
Net
prefer¬
preferred
prior
(Wm. Jr.)
Monthly
3
12-
—
5%
the
Federal
SThese
Ltd.—
for 6%
Co.,
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
Wrigley
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
registered
ence
12-
32(4c
11-12
11-12
11-17
31(4c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
30c
(quar.)
'
for
income——
on
....
11- 5
Woodall Industries, common
5%
convertible preferred
taxes
amortization
cates
11-15
11-20
11-30
preferred
(stock
income
of
Indus.)
Wood
5(4%
other
share.
12-15
iquar.)
■
(quar.)
Gar
Co.,
Steel
1
15c
Co.
Lignt
Co.
(See
Wood
that
United
$8,145,234
$7,803,345
taxes—4—
income
before
and
Deferred
1-14
11-15
10-30
11-30
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
12- 1
12- 1
10-29
1-31
11-19
12-20
10-29
11-1
$1.50 1-31-55
90c
12- 1
32c
11-15
(quar.)
Wisconsin Bankshares
acres
$9,066,007
—-
income)
other
-
Quarterly
&
11-15
$1.25
12-15
$1.25
12-15
25c
11-19
25c 2-21-55
5c
11-30
5c
12-31
30c
11-12
37 (4c
12-1
Machine—
A (s-a)
B (s-a)
preferred
Co.
12-10
;
—a
preferred
H.
$20,920,578 $20,269,129
11,854,571 12,123,895
1,262,662
operations—
(less
deductions
justment below
12- 3
—
(onar.i
convertible
Oil
12-15
1
convertible
Wilcox
12-15
15c
Inc.___
Co
5%
ber.
in
1954-
1953
1954
——
from
income
Net
11- 1
10-25
10-25
11-15
12- 3
15c
15c
34%c
(quar.).
—_
Corn,
12-
15c
preferred
5%
sale
statement
interests
INCOME
OF
30—
revenue
Income
12-17
20c
Rubber
Extra
Wilcox
—
Stores,
convertible
Wickes
40c
37(4c
62(4c
$1.31 VV
—___—___—__
Co. (quar.)__
<quar.)_:
Mfg.
common
Bros.
Auto
5(4%
To
Circuit,
CONSOLIDATED
STATEMENT
11- 8
$$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dental
preferred
Whitehead
Wood
11- 8
25c
Corp. q(uar.)„_
preferred
redeemable
White
Wolf
1
12- 1
25c
(extra)
Instrument
of
(Geo.), Ltd.—
4%%
Whitaker
Winn
Operating
12-
95c
(quar.)
Inc.
Electric
Weston
B
registration
(together with 75,000 shares of sto.x),
are
Operating exepnses
Nine Months Ended Sept.
50c
preferred
Tenth
the
products.
liquid
12-10
11- 8
1-3-55
12- 1
$1.25
50c
< quar. I
Year-end
3.80%
shares
CONSOLIDATED
Western Tablet & Stationery—
5%
oversubscribed
This offering was quickly
business of furnishing railway
tank cars owned by it to shippers of liquid products in bulk, and of
building and maintaining such cars in its own shops; About 95% of
the company's revenues are derived from shipments of petroleum and
its products, the company's cars being used principally for hauls from
refineries and from bulk terminal points on pipe lines and waterways
to surrounding territory, and for the transportation of products which
by their nature are not readily susceptible to movement by water or
pipe line. Outside the petroleum field the company leases its tank cars
to
rail
shippers of chemicals, coal tar products, vegetable oiis and
11- 1
12-28
12-28
(s-a)
a
$500,000
1955
RotibiilS Woor Products, Inc. has developed
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the
11- 1
11-15
1-2-55
1-2-55
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
12-20
Registers
—
filed
covering
The opinion of
the
Orifcv -L. -"Phillips and
account of The Rockefel.er
the
shares.
11- 4
11-15
per
PROCEEDS—These
for
11-19
11-19
12-1
11-15
15c
151.10
1$1.20
(quar.)
Inc.
Manufacturers, Inc.
Cop.,.,of Oklahoma City.
The- decision completely exonerates United States Air Conditioning
Corp.,'s
central
station
"packaged"
air
conditioning units of
the
RK and DRK type, containing evaporative condensers, of a 1 changes
ol
infringement of Wilson patent No. 2,297,928, dated Oct. 6, 1942
and*;of" alP'fiharges of unfair competition.
Completed—
Offering
Co.—Stock
Car
Tank
Union
Offering of 380,000 shares of no par value capital stock
was made on Nov.
9 by an underwriting group headed
First Boston Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Beane. The initial public offering price was
$1.12(4
.(
(quar.)__
Lines,
revenue
Exchange Commission—
unfairi-/coi»p«ticion
Lratton^&tfd
driest Virginia Pulp & Paper Co,-—
Western
28
Oct.
on
company
covering not more than
be offered at
the market
11-12
11-15
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
1-15-55
12-1
11-18
B_-__
Oil & Snowdrift Co.,
3,299.000
to
Davitf.g,-Feinberg, President, announces that a decision in lavpr
this' cdhipany has been handed down by the U. S. Court of Appeals
for
'
O.—Files With SEC—
Coach Co., Kent,
Twin
The
11-15
12- 3
10c
2uc
—20c
$4 pfd. (quar.)
$1
common (quar.)—_
25c
class
Corp.,
'
(
11-18
11-30
(quar.)-;—
Co.
Fixture
&
Services
Welsbach
West
(extra)-
Co.
&
amounted
(including first classi, 2 010,000,
1,110,000, up 23%.—V. 180, p. 1542.
miles
ton
United States Air Conditioning Corp.—Patent Decision
of
SEC
Inc.
(quarterly from investment income)—
Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)———
to
GovernaE'
11- 1
Class
Co. (quar.)
CO., common
&
its
Manager of Sa.es.
241,860 ,§hares of common stock to be issued under the executive
employeer^fe'stricted stock option plan.—V. 180, p. 1816.
contains 60,000 square feet,
Filth Avenue and 300 feet on each of
829.
in
according
as
has a frontage of 200
feet on
the side streets and is
one of the largest midtown building sites to become available
in recent
yars.
It contains at present nine buildings ranging in height from
five to eleven stories, as well as a parking lot on 53rd Street,
v. 179,
p.
-
October
any
month,
and
corpo.atiOn
&,-SI994
purchase plan lor
$40,000,000.
to cost
lor
last
Lines
which
site,
The
11-1
Walker
Tne
Nov.
34-story office building containing approxi¬
feet of air conditioned space.
The entire
square
project is estimated
10-29
11-1
Walgreen
1,000,000
mately
1-15
4-18
7-15
11- 8
10-29
11-12
10-29
12-10
11-12
2-1-55
5-2-55
8-1-55
12- 1
11-15
37'/2c
*
20c
5c
40c
25c
62V2C
25c
, $1.13
With Securities
company
develop the property with a
11-23
11-23
11-23
11-23
mail
express ton miles,
United^ Merchants
announced on Nov. 8
had entered into contract w;ith Associated
for the purchase of the entire block front on tne west side of _Flftn
Avenue
between
52nd and
53rd Streets, New York City,
and will
11-16
Pinal
Associated
the
of
the Tishman
tnat
Air
Freight
21%.
up
inilfi^jip 24% ;
10(i*-,a4$'
up
and Robert J. McKim
President of this company,
Dry Goods Corp.,
Tishman,
Norman
11-16
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
Vick
reached, 8,929,000,
Inc.—Acquisition
Construction Co.,
Realty &
records
cargo
United
by
Durjng October,
the company flew 315,304.000 revenue passenger
miles, 29%
over
the similar 1953 period, while revenue plane mil?s
V. 180,
$1,883,454.
cost approximately
to
and
passenger
broken
estimated.4igure.s released by B. B. Gragg, General
ton
11- 5
11-16
12- 1
30c
25c
(year-end)-.
(Cuba)—
cabooses
and
cars
;Air Lines, Inc.—Makes New Records—
previous
hi.storjv-*wei>q
1879.
p.
of AmericaInc.
All
will
company
Tishman
(initial)
Syndicate,
United;
Sell Equipments—
Pacific Ry.—To
&
offer a $1,350,000 Issue of equipment certificates
at competitive sale in New York on Dec. 8. They will be dated Jan. 1
1955. Proceeds from the sale will be applied toward the purchase of
The
11-12
12- 2
1'/«■■
______
Corp.
common
Venezuela
♦
Monday, November 15, 1954
>.
.
(2022)
&
Weil,
Friedrichs
E.
F.
The
Weeks
Illinois
&
Co
Co
Co
Ingalls & Snyder
Janney &
Co
—V.
p.
180,
1816.
&
6.500
5,000
Co
10,000
1.000
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy
2,500
Dean
1,500
Woodard-Elwood
1,500
1,500
Arthur
Witter
L.
&
Co
&
Wright
1,000
8,500
1,500
Co
&
Inc.
Co.,
1,500
1,000
Inc.—Net
Up
18%—
•ph&Vmaceut.ical and cosmetics manufacturer on Nov. 11 re¬
income for the first nine months of 1954 rose 18 5% to
from $2,417,800 in the same period of 1953.
Earnings per
common -share
rose
to $2.00 from $1.65, an increase of more than
21%Sales of consolidated companies in the first nine months of
1954 peached a new high of $35,933,000.
Alfred^* Driseoll, President, said that the sharp increase, in
overall
sal^s and earnings reflected a satisfactory position in all
This-
ported
net
$2,865,300
j.v
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
*
'
Waxner-Hudnut,
5,000
Walker & Co.—
White, Weld & Co
Labouisse,
and
Hutton
H.
&
• „•
„
£
ju
„
nrl f V*
nho
rm
ahnllticql
RqIpK
flbd
PJirilin^S
Volume 180
Number 5377
...
The Commercial and"Financial Chronicle
(2023)
showing
particularly striking rises. He reported that fo'reig# opera¬
and earnings
were
at
all-time
highs and that the company
acquiring new overseas plant locations to accommodate>its ex¬
panding operations.
•
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up—
tions
is
Mr.
Discoll
to
exchange
debentures,
also
its
—V.
pointed
out
outstanding
on
basis
a
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
that
6%
the
preferred
$105
of
debentures
for
5%
subordinate'!
$100
per
stock,
with the objective of retiring its
outstanding prefegced stock
thus, increasing earnings available for common
dividends. Con¬
sistent
with this objective, he
reported the company hac^T purchased
of
stock
cash
from
on
hand,
the
of
as
estate
of
G.
July
A.
26,
1954,
18,158
Pfeiffer.—V.
180,
of'-preferred
shares
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
at
net
Nov.
on
300,000
$1
shares
share
per
proceeds
of
be
letter
a
of
stock
common
through
to
are
filed
2
notification
(par
10
Fenner-Streitman &
to pay expenses
cents)
at
Weco Products
&
is
expected
Co.,
Chicago,
may be
has not
made-
HI.,
been
yet
of
early
nounced
the
in
public
182,984
the
offering
shares
week
determined.
through
of
also
V.
stock
common
commencing
See
Baeoa^. "Whipple
180,
Nov.
p.
22:«"".The
1918.^
$1)
(par
price
.
The
national
Dec.
on
1954—Month—1953
1954—10 Mo&—1953
1817.
p.
dealers and
month
a
Price,
Nov,
on
giant
prior
Jr.,
to
and
car
field sales officials
television
network
screen
introduction
public
Vice-President
in
of
charge
in
the
an
•
presentation
models,
announced
in
automobile
•,
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Earnings Lower—
dealer
the
S.
U.
Canada.
It
will
introduced
and
has
company
its
new
mark
the
organization
through
a
models
trans-continental
to
first
time
any
distributor-
its
company and domestic subsidiaries report a consolidated net
Income for the quarter ended Sept. 30. 1954, of $162,338,
equivalent
to four cents per share. Consolidated net income for the
nine months
ended
—V.
30,
Sept.
180,
1954
was
$2,480,253, equivalent
to
60
cents
share.
per
1377.
p.
....
...iV
-
:r.
•.
In
ber,
second
announced
31, 1954,
The
by
to
shares
said
to
of
also
have
record
shares,
the
close
special
a
the
close
in the
cash
a
stock
common
President.
at
called
at
declared
value
par
record
increase
4.000,000
Dividend—
of
also
821.
declared
of
The
of
of '50
outstanding,
a
record
100Ve
common
at
the
'
'
close
-
v
dividend
of
1t
was
is'payable Dec.
business Dec. 14, 1354.-.
conditional
stock
cents
dividend
14,';1954,
meeting for Dec.
business. Nov. 30,
authorized
and
The
dividend
that
stock
the
1954^
to
payable
business
Dec.
Dec.
14,
common
31,
1954,
to
1954.—V.'"f80,
"
•
of
vote
from_ 2 000,000
stockholders* at
meeting approve said proposed increase in the authorized
stock,
stockholders
p.
9
Elisha Gray II,
directors
proposed
a
$5
stock of
stockholders
on
Nov.
on
the
on
Stock
and
directors
share
per
100%
highest
«
he
of
vehicles
moving
pictures
the
of
television
show,
domestic
month
the
passenger
Price
cars,
has
company
had
since
1953.
sold
Willys passenger
during
cars
said.
October
were
split
evenly
among
Kaiser
utility vehicles,
when Kaiser-Willys dealers throughout the
surpassed October in sales during the past
and
Jeeps,
trucks
and
other
Only August,
country sold 6,068 cars,
15 months, Mr. Price added.
Sales
tary,
he
of
Willys-built
continued
said.—V.
vehicles,
better
a
ISO,
p.
than
including
10,000
domestic,
per-month
export
pace
and
during
mili¬
October,
1150.
(F. W.)
Noble
Sales-
180,
&
selling
&
and
stock¬
offering,
this
lawn
power
together
Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce,—V.
180,
1694.
p.
vision
a
Corp.—Phonevision Rights Licensed for
will
be
and New Zealand—
television
1582.
utilizing this corporation's systems of
introduced to Australia
and
New
Zealand
contract
signed between Zenith and the Rola
that country's foremost manufacturer of
Australia,
under
Co.
of
Phone-
terms of
Melbourne,
-
loudspeakers, mag¬
wire and other radio and television components.
In a
joint statement issued on Nov. 8 by Commander
Eugene F. McDonald,
Jr., President of Zenith, and A. Leonard C. Webb,
Managing Director
of Rola, it was announced that introduction
of the Phonevision systems
netic
winding
to Australia and New
Under
tion
the
which
company
terms
will
will
Zealand
of
be
the
will be
sought immediately.
contract, Rola is to organize
licensed
immediately
under
seek
Zenith's
a
Phonevision
and
government
new
corpora¬
patents.
Industry
This
for
rignt to manufacture and use
all transmitting and
receiving apparatus necessary to the operation of
Phonevision.
the
The
contract
grants
filed
new
support
tne
various Phonevision systems.
According to Zenith officials,
possible
in
use
of
Zenith's
Australia
and
oping TV picture in
systems of
will
the present
be
many
New
company maximum
freedom to
Australia.
preferred
sub-continent
the
over
and
contract
subscription
Zealand.
Phonevision,
1954—10 Mos—1953
$60,257,434 $61,976,847 $531,512,354 $532,111,541
p.
and
in Australia
Australian
1954—Month—1953
Co.;
Zenith Radio
Use
System
Woolworth Co.—October Sales Off—
Per. End. Oct. 31—
in
hand
with
Lerchen & Co., are: First of
Michigan Corp.; Hayden, Miller
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons; Wm. C. Roney & Co.;
Straus, Blosser
McDowell; Cruttenden & Co.; Nauman McFawn & Co.;
Baker, Simonds
Co.; S. R. Livingstone, Crouse h
Co.; Don W. Miller & Co.; Smith,
ferent
—V.
-
seeing
Jeeps
and other four-wheel-drive utility vehicles in action,
the distributors
and
dealers
will
be
given complete details of
the company's
1955
merchandising and production plans.
Mr. Price said Kaiser-Willys retail sales totaled 5,776
during Octo¬
mid-summer
Whirlpool Corp.—Plans
The
to
addition
certain
Co.;
Subscription
said.
This
&
8.
22-city television show will originate in New York City and be
on
giant screens in theaters and hotels by more than 10,000
Kaiser-Willys distributors,
dealers,
salesmen
and
field < sales
per¬
sonnel
-■>' '"'"Whir
i-
to
go
inter¬
'
■■
Participating
—
will
new
sales,
of
line
to
are
manufactures
gardening equipment.
related
„ruN&ERWRITER3
Hague,
vehicle
utility
viewed
$13,862,000 $15,215,000 $134,375,000 $148,767,000
_______
—V." 180,
Sale£—
distributors,
closed-circuit
8,
An¬
Be
The
Per. End. Oct. 31—
Sales
(Mo.)—October
and
mowers,
&
passenger
to
Hickman
Western Auto Supply Co.
K-W Models To
,
Kaiser-Willys
1955
shown
be
1955
—
Dec. 8—
on
proceeds
company
Watling,
Willys Motors, Inc.
Co.—Offering Next Week-
that
net
BUSINESS—The
&
It
$7.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
holders.
be
to
Co., New York.
incident to oil
used
Inc.—Stock Offered—A group of underwriters, headed by Watling, Lerchen & Co., on Nov.
9,
publicly offered 160,240 shares of common stock (par
$2)
the
with
activities.
1879.
p.
$1,710,062 $17,586,294 $16,384,656
\
"
1582.
p.
Wilco Oil & Minerals Corp., Rapid City, S. D.—Files—
preferred
of
and.
out
$1,746,933
180,
Yard-Man
1954—10 Mos.—1953
recently- Offered
company
stock
1954—Month—1953
Sales
51
This,
terms
allow
television
they believe,
the
will
Although the Zenith patents
the
already
permit th0
stay in the forefront of the devel¬
officials
New
broadest
patents
anticipated
system
Zealand
using
do
that
telephone
not
have
cover
the
dif¬
Air
Code
lines.
The
television
at
time, but standards have been adopted and transmission is
expected to begin in the not distant future.—V. 179, p. 2645.
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V
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Nov.
ALABAMA
16 for
Columbiana, Ala.
Warrant
Sale
>
.
1954.
of
issue
An
—
terest
Guntersville,
Sale—The
Bond
tric
Manhattan
Ala.
will
receive
sealed
City Hall until 10
(CST) on November 23 for
purchase of $2,000,000 sani¬
1919
p.
Security-First
the
in
clue
1958
callable
cipal
Jan.
payable
(J-J)
National
First
of
Bank
Chemical
Montgomery, or at the
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
New
of
York
City, at the option of the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Heed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
received
until
of
purchase
Southern
Sale—The $395,000
1960 inclusive.
to
Aiascadero
National
Trust
Fire
District, San Luis
Francisco,
3s.
as
Bakersfield,
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
City Hall improvement bonds was
the State
to
until
4
the
for
National
First
the
to
2V2s.
as
Bond
bonds
on
Sale—The
offered
$735,000
8—v.
Nov.
1819—were awarded
to
as
inclusive.
1969
terest
as
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
payable
sewer
180,
p.
follows:
were
awarded
un¬
clusive.
<J-D)
at
interest
Lombardo,
as
Angeles
County,
Calif.
$486,000 build
ing bonds offered Nov. 9—v. 180,
p. 1919. — were awarded to the
1955
to
50,000 3s.
cind
1957
on
&
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 2V4S, at a price" of
101.29, a basis of about 2.10%.
345,000 3s.
1965 to
285,000
awarded
National
to
the
Bank
of
4—were
Bond
Angeles.
Bond
Offering—E.
will
Dec.
$250,000
receive
14
for
sanitary
the
Klotz,
group
City
sealed
bids
bonds.
Offering —J.
L.
until
11:30
a.m.
(PST)
'
to
on
from
Due
on
—
The
composed
120,000 2Vis.
.
'
bonds.'
Jackson
No.
on
1,
jiily
109
Jan. 1 from
bonds are dated Nov. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at'the State Bank of West
Terre Haute.
Legality approved
1954.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Murphrysboro, III.
Nov.
for
(CST) on Nov. 19
the purchase of $86,000 build¬
p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Young, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 14 for
the purchase of $3,600,000 water
works
revenue
p.m.
the
pur¬
1954.
15,
bonds. Dated Dec.
1973
Principal and interest
at such bank or
payable
in Chicago mutu¬
on
1955, to
June
of
interest
15, I960". Principal
(J-D)
payable at
Calumet
15,
National
of
Bank
and
the
Ham¬
mond, or at the Continental Il¬
linois National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago. Legality approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Loogootee, Ind.
Bond
1, 1954.
1955 to
semi-annually
Due
1960 and thereafteivar&;callable as*
garbage incin¬
from
1
re¬
8
Dated Nov.
Nov.
Offering—Mary A. ShuClerk-Treasurer, will
City
gert.
receive sealed bids utnil 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
Nov.
on
chase of
18
for
the
pur¬
$228,000 water works
re¬
funding and improvement
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
from 1956 to 1984 inclusive. Bonds
Park
in
callable
$250,000 park
improvement bonds
extension and
offered
Nov.
8—v.
180, p. 1920—
awarded to the Harris Trust
were
&
District, III.
Savings
of
Bank
Chicago,
as
follows:
$40,000 2V4s.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1960
Due
1968
inclusive.
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
to
Dec. 1 from
on
1967
to
100,000 2V4S.
cipal
1961
and
of
as
and
the
at
thereafter
Jan.
1, 1960.
(J-J)
interest
Union
payable
Loogootee.
Bank,
Marengo-Liberty Sch. Bldg. Corp.
(P. O. Marengo), Ind.
Bond and
Debenture
Sale—The
145,000 first mortgage bonds and
debentures offered Nov. 9—v.
180,
1920—were awarded to the City
p.
Securities
3%s,
as
Corp., of Indianapolis,
a
price of 100.42, a
at
INDIANA
basis of about 3.34.
Brooklyn, Ind.
Schererville Sch.
Bond
Bond Offering—Cecil Van Win¬
will
kle^ Town C erk-Treasurer,
Nov.
on
until
bids
sealed
(CST)
are
Prin¬
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
inclusive.
1959
to
100,000 2s.
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
Sale—The
8
p.m.
for the
23
pur¬
Offering
Township, Ind.
—
Robert Ai
Grove, Secretary of the Board of
School
Trustees,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Nov.
(CST)
on
19 for the purchase of
1, 196J. Principal and inter-,
est (J-D) payable at the Citizens
$30,000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1954.
Due
semi-annually
from
July„.i, ,1955 to Jan. 1, 1965 inclu¬
sive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Boss, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
'
Bank of Moorsville,
Switz
chase
of
•
$126,000\ water -works:
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
revenue
1954.
Due
Dec. 1 from. 1961 td
on
Bonds due in 1962-
1994 inclusive.
thereafter
and
callable
are
of
as
Dec.
Legality
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
Crown
ap¬
Ice
&
Pointy Indt,
x_
Sale^The^5,000'
Bond
City
Hall bonds
off^ed^Jpyv S-y-v: 180,
a^rded to - the'
Commercial
Bank,
of
Crowh
1819
Point,
—were
iy4S, at
as
basis
of
July
City
E.: Hailstone &
bids
until
re¬
3
p.m.
for the
16
bonds.
Due
L.
pur¬
Dated
im¬
Nov.
1,
semi-annually
1955
from
1, 1975, in¬
to Jan.
J-J.
Interest
Legality
McCord, Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
approved
by
Ross,
Co., of Cincinnati,"
price of 100.23, a basis
as
2s, at
Of
about 1.95%.
Union
a
Twp. Sch. Twp.
LaPorte), Ind.
Offering
i
Edwin
—
(P.
O.
Arndt,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 23 for the purchase of $56,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1954.
Due semi-annually
Township
Charles
$275,000 municipal
clusive.
&
—
Controller, will
Nov.
on
of
1,
Ind.
Evansville,
provement
1954.
price of 100.14,
City Central School District
(P. O. Switz City), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $71,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 5—v. 18.0,
p. -1255-^-were awarded to Frank
1.21%.
Offering
sealed
(CST)
a
about
,
Bond
*
Bond
Oxley,
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due
on
for
15
R.
will
until
$350,000
company
chase
8
/Hammond, Ind.
Offering — Matthew A.
Bond
ally agreeable to the City and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
(P. O. R. F. D.
Offering—Rolla
Edward
Clerk,
bids
bonds.
on
ceive
until
Trustee,
from
July 1, 1956 to July 1, 1969
Principal and interest
payable at the
LaPorte
Loan & Trust Co., LaPorte.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
inclusive.
(J-J)
•
IOWA
Fayette Twp. (P. O. R. R. No. 2),
Polo, III
Bond
July 1
on
erator
p.
inclusive.
Due
Prin¬
III.
—
City
on
of
Burkey,
Sale—An
000 street
'
Due
(CST)
chase
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
re¬
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
15,000 3.10% bonds.
Offering
sealed
County Community Cons.
Sch. Dist. No.
Anderson
on
ceive
a
Bond
$500,000
Due
1 from
1
Oct. 1 from
of
1966
Jan.
on
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
Oct.
1984 inlcusive.
Sale
2^,t)00 'Ztfo
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1
on
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
$435,^3.20% bo.nds. Due July 1,
Fresno
Bond
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Due
Co., of Palm Beach, Goodbody & Co., and Herbert J. Sims
& Co., both of New York
City, at
a price of
par as follows:
system
County Water Works Dist.
No. 15 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Due
1973
Bond
Holmberg,
as
1960
2s.
1961
Cook
purchase of
sewer
220,006
funding bonds offered Oct. 29—v.
180, p. 1695—were awarded to a
Fillmore, Calif.
Clerk,
Oct. 1 from
on
Palmetto, Fla.
Security-First
Los
Due
295,000 3.10s.
1980
Oct.
$150,000 l%s.
1964 inclusive.
3V4s.
Sale—The $450,000 build¬
offered
1958
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Imperial
County, Calif.
bonds
1,
Waukegan,
on
Chicago, Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., of St. Louis, and Fairman,
Harris & Co., Inc., of Chicago, at
a
price of 100.18, a net interest
cost of about 2.04%, as follows:
1956 to
150,000 2%s.
1960 to
Bond
Oct,
due
of
inclusive.
Due
2.81%,
3s,
of
Co., Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
at a price of
net interest cost of
a
to a group; composed of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
from
1
Chicago, and
Co., San Fran¬
awarded
1959
Trust
El Centro School District,
Oct.
on
Co.,
John
Dquglas and Coles Counties Com¬
munity Unit School District ^No'.
306 (P. O. Areola), III.
Bond Sale—The $490*000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 28 were
of
Due
sive.
The
1976 inclusiverBonds due^-Dee.
receive
com¬
follows:
$75,000 4s.
Bond Sale—The
National
1819—
p'.
group
&
(CST)
cipal and interest payable at the
1956
to
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
•
McDonald-Moore
Legality ap¬
proved by Gibson, Dunn & Crun¬
cher, of Los Angeles.
of America
,
bonds of¬
Birmingham, and
& Co., of De¬
troit, at a price of 100.008, a
net interest cost of about 3.10%,
County
office.
Cooina Sch. Dist., Los
a
mu¬
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Chi¬
cago,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co;,
Inc., Atlanta, Wachob^B e n d e r
Corp., of Omaha, Stubbs, Smith &
1959 in¬
and
the
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
to
180,
to
;
from 1957 to 1969 inclusive.
follows: $74,Nov. 1 from
1956 to
1966 inclusive; and
$86,000 2%s, due on Nov. 1
000
revenue
10—v.
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to July 1, 1973 inclu¬
June 15 and. Dee. 15 from
2.49%.
bonds
receive
a.m.;
purchase
; V-
Civil
water
supply bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
jointly,
about
Sale—The $1,200,000
nicipal parking
(PST) on Nov. 15 for
the purchase of $120,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1954. Due
1955
cisco*
Orlando, Fla.
Bond
about
Dean Witter &
100.006,
p.m.
15 from
of
revenue
Nuveen
v
FLORIDA
bids at his office in El Centro
Dec.
160,000
at
10
the
'
175,000
due
Nongard & Co., of Chicago,
2y2s, at a price of 100.08, a
basis
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
California.
of
1,
Nov.
Dated
for
$1,000,000
Bond
$575,000 general obligation bonds
Nov. 1 from 1955 to
bonds.
Due
until
23
Mack Wag¬
will
Clerk,
bids
Nov.
Wilmette
purchase
building
1954.
City
ner,
on
trust
of $27,000
lasue
of Galesburg,
Offering—O.
sealed
Deerfield, III.
(MST) on Dec.
of $3,300,000
p.m.
in¬
1973
to
and
Springfield, III.
Bond
(M-N)
system improvement bonds
sold
Eank
Jr., Secretary
of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1
Principal
inclusive.
City, III.
Sale—An
Offering—Dan F. Santry,
Nov.
bids
water
was
fered
until
ILLINOIS
Bond
"Calipatria Unified School District,
Imperial County, Calif.
Bpnd Offering—Harry M. Free,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ing
1819—were
Dallas
11
(P. O. Colorado Springs), Colo.
bids
1956
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company in Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
'
Due
County Sch. Dist. No.
Bond
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
obliga¬
awarded to John¬
son,
Lane,
Space
&
Co.,
of
Savannah, and J. H. Hilsman &
Co,, of Atlanta, jointly, at a price
of 105.51, a basis of about 1.58%.
1979.
Paso
Dated
Dec.
on
incinerator
1, 1954. Due
obligation
general
tion bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 180,
p.
COLORADO
El
$500,000 2Y2%
general
purposes
—
fered Nov. 4—v. 180, p. 1818, were
awarded-to Dean Witter & Co.,
Bank
various
30,000 2V2S. Due on Nov. 15, 1978
and
Obispo County, Calif.
Sale
The $30,000 fire
hydrant construction
bonds of¬
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
were
&
$70,000 5s. Due on Nov. 15 from
sive.
Northern Trust
Waycross, Ga.
295,000 2^/4s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1961 to 1977 inclusive.
Savings Association,
of San
Francisco, as 2%s, at a price of
100.31, a basis of about 2.72%.
on
build¬
awarded to R. H.
Co., of San Francisco,
and
the
Security-First National
Bank, of Los Angeles, jointly, at
a
price of 100.007, a net interest
cost of about 2.84%, as follows:
1695,
p.
j. Legality ap¬
Powell,
Goldstein,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ing bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 180,
Moulton
City.
by
Murphy, of Atlanta, and
Frazer &
District, Humbolt County, Calif.
Bond
National
Southern
&
York
New
Unified School
Humboldt
'
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
16 for the purchase of $198,000
call¬
are
July 1, 1959. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
of
proved
1956
America
as
Citizens
building
$200,000
Bonds due
thereafter
and
Bank, of Atlanta, or at the Bank
of
the
Manhattan Company,
of
the
16 for
'V--''
■'
'
bids
interest
and
bonds.
&
2
Nov.
V
/■
School Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to July 1, 1969 inclu-"
Offering—John E. Seeley,
bonds.
as
Due
■
1962
able
be
Due on July 1 from
1, 1954.
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
High School Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Offcring-L-Sealed bids will
County, Calif.
$66,000
of
purchase of $10,635,000 bridge
series B bonds. Dated
revenue,
Union
build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 180,
p.
1818, were awarded
to the
til
the
Sale—The
Bond
sold
180,
to
in
CALIFORNIA
of San
Gillis, Jr. announces that the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for
of about 2.48%.
Alamitos School District, Orange
Bank
L.
Dec.
Nordhoff
Jim
Offering—Chairman
Bond
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton &
Co., of San Francisco, jointly, as
2V2S, at a price of 100.17, a basis
are
Prin¬
1957.
1,
interest
and
the
thereafter
and
of
as
Georgia State Bridge Bhilding
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Los
the
ty sewer system revenue bonds,
red July 1, 1954. Due on Jan. 1
from 1956 to 1993 inclusive. Bonds
National
' :
cago.
Bond
bonds,
$310,000
$135,000
system
Skokie, III.
Authority
the
Bank of
awarded
were
—
bonds was sold to
Lewis & Co., of Chi¬
of
follows:
Benjamin
GEORGIA
City Sch. Dist.,
ing bonds offered Nov. 9—v.
elec¬
$150,000
Secretary,
a.m.
Beach
water
purchase
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
1963.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond-Sale—The $344,000 build¬
Montgomery Water Works and
Sanitary Sewer Board (P. O.
Montgomery), Ala.
Bond Offering-^-Silas D.: Cater,
in
at
Los
—v. 180, p. 1583, were awarded to
Hugo Marx & Co., of Birmingham.
bids
payable,
Francisco.
bonds offered Nov. 5
revenue
11,000 2.90% bonds. Due on July
1, 1964 and 1965.
2,000 2.80% bonds. Jue July 1,
1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
1973 to
from
1
the
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
&
Hayes, of Birmingham.
1
Dec.
on
Reddick, III.
Due on July
1976 inclusive.
12,000 3.05% bonds.
of $18,Dec. 1,
Dated
County Treasurer's office.
Farish, of Mont¬
gomery, and Brodnax & Knight,
of Birmingham, jointly, as 2%s.
Dated Sept. 15, 1954. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
Mohr
ton,
Due
inclusive.
1974
$20,000 general obligation refund^
ing warrants was sold to Thorn¬
the purchase
bonds.
water
000
at
Monday, November 45, 1954
issue
of
$100,-
improvement bonds
sold to Allan Blair &
1 from 1977 to 1980 inclusive. i cago.
Bettendorf
Indiana
was
Co., of Chi-
Bond
Offering
Hutchinson,
will
receive
a.m.
.(CST).
—
Township
sealed
on
Olen
Trustee,
bids until
Nov., 20- for
11
the
Independent
School
District, la.
G.
Bond Offering—Frank H. Peters,
Secretary
rectors,
of
will
the
Board
receive
of
Di¬
sealed bids
.
Number 5377... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
(2025)
53
*
i
r*
.
*'•"
-
x
.
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Nov. 15
on
Jefferson
Parish
for the purchase of $125,000 build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
from
1
1,
1974
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
KANSAS
James
—
F.
Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $253,035.35 street improvement bonds,
follows:
Series
Due
No.
Nov.
1955
to
61
bonds.
15 from 1955
inclusive,
Dated
x
bonds.
15 from
Series
on
1964
.
60
inclusive.
1964
20,000.00
;
No.
Nov.
on
The
1955
1956
Sale —The
$1,808,554.58
paving,
street
x
180,
bonds
l%s, at
as
/lOUSX^a
price"
a
of about
1.5&%,;vto- a group, composed
GfolSman, Sachs & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., W.
H. Morton & Co., all of New
York, and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., of Chicago.
•;
1,506,230.00
as
basis
a
.
basis
general
obligation
disposal bondSf were
2s, at a price of 100.07,
sewage
sold
of
about
1.99%, to
a
'
composed
group
of
Lehman
paving
21
Witter
&"
Co.,
Parish
(P.
til
bonds
&
Co.,
improvement
sold as l%s, at
100.30, a basis of
about 1.57%, to a group com¬
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
were
price
a
Stone
of
&
Webster
Securities
Corp., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., Reynolds &
.
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., all
of New York, Folger, NolanW.
B.
of
New
Hibbs
&
Co.,
Inc.,
York, McDonald &
Co., National City Bank, both
of Cleveland, and the RansonDavidson Co., of Wichita.
of
Legality
proved
by
Heyburn
Peter,
Marshall, of Louisville.
Bond
foonds
Jan.
un¬
from
1
1956
to
1965
in¬
100,000 Northwest Minden
mentary School bonds.
Jan.
on
1
from
1956
Ele¬
Due
to
1965
inclusive.
letic
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Jan.
1,
1955. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the office of the Treas¬
of
the
Parish
School Board,
Bank & Trust
Minden
the
at
Co., Minden.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Nov.
4—v.
awarded
to
180,
Brewer, Maine
Bond
Offering
New
sealed
chants
bids
the
at
E.
National
Bank of Boston,
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
on
Nov. 18 for the pur¬
(EST)
chase
of
$275,000 general capital
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1954.
Due
1974
inclusive.
Dec.
on
from
1955 to
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
terest
(J-D)
Bangor office
National
1
of
Bank
the
of
in
at
or
Boston
office
of
said
Boston.
Kennebunk,
Kennebunhport and
Water
District,
Sale—The
offered
Me.
$350,000 water
Nov.
9—v.
180,
p.
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Kidder,
Peabody & Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.51, a basis of about 2.34%.
MARYLAND
Maryland (State
Certificate
Treasurer,
on
bids
will
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 24 for the purchase
$16,025,000
certificates
as
$6,025,000
subscribed
to
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
1, 1955.
to
1975
Jan.
Due
on
general
Callable
as
at
Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Whitney
National Bank, of New Orleans.
The
of
general
1957
bonds.
according to
bonds
from
or
tion
funds
the
of
agencies, will
for
the
construc¬
1948.
Patapsco Tunnel will cross
Patapsco River in the Balti¬
harbor.
The
tunnel
proaches
will
provide
speed, modern four lane
for
way
both
local
streets
considerable
proved
ap¬
high
a
through
the
The
portion
operated
Dec.
by
Commission
1,
the
of
will
1957,
State
which
presently
operates the
Susque¬
River, Potomac River and
Chesapeake Bay Bridges. Reve¬
nues
from
the
three
existing
bridges and the new tunnel will
Dec.
Dec.
on
1969
Interest
are
15
inclusive.
dated
J-D.
Dec.
—
The
bridge and tunnel
& Co.
revenue
bonds
&
about
a
2.99%,
net
as
interest
follows:
cost
'
of
will
bonds
offered
Oct.
fol¬
2s, at
a
price of 100.89,
a
The
1954.
Due
bonds
1959
the
at
approved
Palmer
dated
are
Oct.
on
Union
Oct.
National
Note
Offering
Gildea, City
will
Dated
Oct.
on
19,
1955.
Fall
Nov.
1954
•
v.
180,
bonds
p.
E.
15
and
until
for
the
notes.
due
on
1,
$500,000 school
Nov. 9—
1921—were awarded to
&
Co.,
revende
8—v.
180, p.
Watlipg,
Detroit, at a
of
Due.
to
Bank
July l.fropi
on
Due
-
3s.
Due
1969 to
July 1,
on
and 1968.
175,000
i(
July
on
1 from
1976 inclusive.
-
MINNESOTA
Redwood County (P. O. Redwood
sealed
bids
Bank
the
at
of
I.
Second
Boston,
111
Boston,
until
a
school
project
Dec.
on
par,
net interest cost
a
2.18%,
follows:
as
$209,000 1.80s. Due
1956
to
1966
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
65,000 2.20s. Due
86,000 2.30s. Due
on
;
on
Jan. 1 from
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
1
bonds.
from
19551 to
1
Co., of Minneapolis, at
price of
of about
,
1974
1820,
p.
Prescott &
lows:
Due
bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 180,
were awarded to
E. J.
age
re¬
Street,
(EST) on Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $500,000 bonds, as fol¬
$240,000
Falls), Minn.
-j ■ - >
Sale—The $360,000 drain¬
■
Bond
noon
1970 to
inclusive!,
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1975
"v
260,000
school
bonds.
Due'
1
1955
1974
from
to
In
on
in¬
The
1954.
dated
are
Dec.
Principal and interest
pay¬
Boston.
Legality approved by
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
storey,
Thorndike,
works
alley
ment bonds offered Nov. 9—v.
180,
1921—were awarded to the First
p,
of
Michigan Corp.,, Detroit, at a
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
of
about
1.35%,
follows:
as
1820,
p.
Offering
—
til 7
purchase
of
the
(CST)
purchase of
1954. Due
$388,000
Interest
'
Bond
Sale
bids
water
180,
The
1921—were awarded
the Gogebic National Bank, and
p.
jointly,
at
2%%
in¬
9
Due
awarded to M< A.
Co., of Memphis. J.%'*
serially from
180,
—v.
to
a
p,
group
received
Nov.
17
for
a
interest
price
cost
of
of
of
a
and
and 1960.
bonds,
total
of $3,100,000
intended.—v.
180,
as
p.
The sale will consist of:r
$3,300,000 municipal airport bonds.
on
Dec.
1
from
1955
to
inclusive.
1974
redevelopment
300,000
Due
on
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
1955
to
inclusive.
1974
500,000
bonds.
from
1
Due
on
1955
sewer
Dec.
1974
in¬
to
clusive.
Blues
2,000,000
Dec.-
Stadium
on
2.70%,
1974
775,000
Dec.
Due on July 1, 1957
Due on July 1, 1959
1
from
bonds.
1835
inclusive.
Stadium bonds.
1
from
1655
to
Due
1974
to
on.
in¬
clusive.
1958.
85,000 3V4S.
on
of' $5,-
obligation
general
instead
(CST)
p.m.
Due
follows:
$50,000 3V2s.
Rol-
purchase
a
100.007,
about
2
the
875,000
1820 —were
composed of
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
First of Michigan Corp.,
Kenower; MacArthur & Co., and
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., all of
—
Director of Finance,
until
Due
Braun,
at
City, Mo.
that sealed bids will be
announces
Toledo;
Detroit,
1958 to 1974
...
lin F. Agard,
Bond Sale—The
9
>
MISSOURI
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
$850,000 school
building bonds offered
i
ti
$63,000 :gas
bonds
offered
inclusive.
1821.
L'Anse, Creuse Public Schools Dist.
"
were
Saunders &
previously
terest.
and
.
-
Bond Offering Increased
Mich.
$145,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Nov. 8
—
1955 to
M-N.v
The
—
revenue
Kansas
Sale
Nov.u^,
1 from
Byhalia, Miss.
bonds, consisting of $123,000 gen¬
obligation and $265,000 reve¬
Note
un¬
24 for
MISSISSIPPI
nue.
Ironwood,
City
sanitary
improve¬
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1959
Nov.
Mich.
Sealed
$3,200
main
certificates.
ment
Nov.
on
water
and
sewer
eral
net
Offering—The
p.m.
system
will be received until Nov. 22 for
the
4—v.
i
•
Due on July 15, 1955.
69,000 iy2s. Due on July 15, 1956.
207,000 l%s. Due on July 15 from
Harbor Beach,
water
Nov.
awarded to the
were
Citizens State Bank, of Arlington.
$69,000 2%s.
Bond
bear
Clerk will receive sealed bids
$345,000 street
special assess¬
paving
cou¬
will
Willmar, Minn..
Mich.
Sale—The
above
offered
bonds
180,
Certificate
Detroit,
the
issue
Round Lake, Minn.
Sale—The $18,000
Bond
MICHIGAN
Bond
to
entire
coupon of 1% from
1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1956.
Jan.
;•!,
able at the Second National Bank
of
the
additional
an
bonds
addition
pons,
clusive.
as
offered
system
Nov.
auto¬
.1957 to 1966 inclusive.
.
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston. ,j..:
Franklin
-
River, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
project
bids
$5,000,000
Nov.
10,
James
—
sealed
f
}u.
$350,000
awarded
were
(
i
'i *1
by
&
awarded
Treasurer-Collector,
receive
parking
offered
,-30,000 2%s.
pay¬
Bond
Offering — Harry
Granger, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
Sale—The
—
:
•
Clemens, Mich.
$145,000 3s.
1
Weymouth, Mass.
Nov.
Mass.
2V2S.
as
the
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
about 2.97%, as follows:
of Lowell,
or
at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston. Legality
site
Boston,
to
Savings Banky'of
of
inclusive.
Principal and interest
able
basis
1.90%.
State
Lerchen
to
1955
9—
180, p. 1921—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Boston,
of about
Bond
mobile
i
bonds.
!
•
pur¬
as
from
1
V
$21,000 build4
awarded
were
—
Midland,
construction bonds.
1955 to
Ironwood,
Nov.
District
Midland), Mich.
a.m.
the
for
the National Metals Bank, both of
v.
Townships
School
(P. O. 811 Eastman
Chemical
re¬
inclusive.
cation
to
$400,000 school
Homer
Sale—The
1585
p.
bonds,
on
from
—v.
Attlcboro, Mass.
& Co., of To¬
price of 100.008.,
a
ing bonds offered Nov. 1—v. 180,
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
Beane; Phelps, Fenn &
Pressprich
&
Co.;
Shields & Company; White, Weld
project
Bond
55,000 Dutch Elm Disease eradi¬
W.
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
$180,000,000
$205,000
sewer
Fenner &
R.
1
Road,
bonds
&
Co.; Union
Securities Corporation; B. J. Van
Ingen. & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts
& Co.; John C. Legg &
Company;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; C. J. Devine
& Co.; Eastman,
Dillon &
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration;
Merrill
Lynch
Pierce,
were
purchased on Nov. 9 by a
syndicate headed by Alex. Brown
& Sons, of Baltimore, at a price
98.83,
Corporation;
Legality
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Sale
Stanley
18
1969
-
Morgan
Bond Sale—The
Maryland State Roads Commission
Bond
Boston
Brothers.
15
construction
of
servicing the bonds.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
rated;
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Dillon, Reed
& Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.;
Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.;
Lehman
Co.;
Nov.
on
Due
and
First
ap¬
Russell Har¬
Bank, Lowell, until 11
$150,000
banking firms
underwriting group in¬
the
No.
Legality
and
Mount
Other investment
in
Co., of Chicago, and
Fractional
1921
be
hanna
be pooled for
Lincoln
Shaw¬
lows:
of
Roads
Maryland
&
Sutherland
ledo, jointly, at
interest
rington, City Treasurer,
their
of
Community School
ceive sealed bids at the Union Na¬
tunnel, expected to be
by
Ryan,
b,y
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Dec.
new
and
Kindred
Lowell, Mass.
over¬
Baltimore
1972;
Fenton
in¬
express¬
and
of
1974
National
Bond Offering—J.
traffic.
opened
the
to
1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $495,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 2—v. 180,
p. 864—were awarded to Barcus,
Palmer &
National
The
more
1955
July 1 from
on
District, Mich.
■
ing of all outstanding State of
Maryland bridge revenue bonds,
the
from
Principal
Patapsco Tunnel and
its approaches and for the refund¬
series
1
at
offered
were
the
of its
any
$1,200,000
school
1, 1954. Due
Dec.
payable
maturity,
sale, which
is the largest bond financing ever
undertaken by the State of Mary¬
land
of
Dated
Dec.
on
closed
formal
MASSACHUSETTS
on
Due
to
certificates
1954.
of
the
in¬
approved by Miles & Stockbridge,
and Semmes, Bowen &
Semmes,
both of Baltimore.
Legality approved by Wood, King
Dawson, of New York City.
purchase
over¬
books
after
price of 101, to yield 2.95%.
a
construction
Due
certificates.
of
1, 1960.
heavy
resulted
heavily
the
hours
the term
and
1957 to 1969 inclusive.
10,000,000
Jan. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
The
—
bonds
being
and
24
2.70%,
follows:
certificates.
from
of)
Offering—Hooper S.
State
sealed
15,
sealed bids
Dec. 15
of $800,000 Roy¬
alty Road Fund bonds. Dated Jan.
until
the
issue
the
The
(P. O. Cameron),
for the purchase
Sold
clude:
of
Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, until
11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 16 for the
chase
AH
for
demand
bank.
the
Merrill
lice Jury will receive
Bank,
City, and Niles, Bar-
Lake
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Shawmut Bank of
(EST)
Legality
approved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
p.
Louisiana
York
National
and
Bentley, City Treasurer, will
tional
Merchants
Boston,
1961 to
Mass.
—
Due
65,000 2%s. Due on July 1, 1970.
140,000 0.50s. Due on July 1,1971
R.
ton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Balti¬
re¬
Mer¬
30 State
debtedness,
Offering—The Parish Po¬
Oct.
more.
as
Bond
Chase
Offering
Robert
proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
a
Ronald
—
Stewart, City Treasurer, will
from
Parish
the
crowded
Orleans.
tCameron
dated
are
traffic and will relieve
MAINE
(EST)
Sale—The $200,000 school
offered
rat
o
Gloucester,
Bond
mut Bank of Boston.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust' Co., Baltimore,
provide
75,000 Minden High School ath¬
Miles,
School Dist.
3s.
as
1, 1994
bonds
Proceeds
clusive.
&
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of
New
School
$100,000 -Webster
High
School
gymnasium bonds.
Due
on
ap¬
(P. O. Benton), La.
1584—were
Pitcher,
1920—were awarded to Harriman
LOUISIANA
Bossier Parish Consol.
The
Bonds
Parish
as
public offering. The serial bonds
were
priced to yield from 1.70%
ceive
No. 3
the
E.
March 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
Due Oct.
bonds
follows:
bonds
Bond Offering — C. P. Nash,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Nov. 16 for the purchase of $50,€00 hospital bonds. Dated March
term
within
Bond
Shelby County (P. O. '
Shelbyville), Ky.
1969
J.
—
&
< *
510,000 3s.
basis of about 2.07%.
clusive.
inclusive.
1974
144,000,000
O. Minden), La.
Wells
to
6
(CST) on Dec. 6 for
purchase of $275,000 bonds,
the
as
KENTUCKY
1, 1954. Due
No.
Day & Co., and Estabrook
Co., both of Boston, jointly',
2.10s, at a price of 100.26, a
1,
1:30 p.m.
ceive
park
Dist.
Barr
of Detroit.
.149,965.00
Sept.
Board, will receive sealed bids
gold & Co., all of New York,
McDonald-Moore
offered
Sch.
Offering
Brothers & Co., Francis I. du
Pont &
Co., Chas. E. Weiand
Platte, La.
Sale—The $50,098.95
certificates
Bond
or
Dean
to
awarded to Barrow, Leary
Co., of Shreveport, as 3.35s, at
price of par.
urer
Beane, all of New
York, A C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
of Chicago, Hallgarten & Co.,
Callable
were
&
Fenner
&
15,
1965.
Vilie
Brothers,
Union
Securities
Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
;.V.
$2,100,000 2s, due on
1963; $2,170,000 2.10s,
due on Oct. 1, 1964; $2,240,000 2V4S, due on Oct. 1, 1965;
$2,310,000 2.30s, due on Oct. 1,
1966; $2,380,000 2.40s, due on
Oct. 1, 1967; $4,980,000 2V2s,
due on Oct. 1, 1968 and 1969;
$5,300,000 2.60s, due on Oct. 1,
1970 and 1971; and $8,580,000
2.70s, due on Oct. 1 from 1972
15 from
inclusive.
15,
Secretary
and
sewer
Jan.
on
L.
1962;
Oct.
1954.
p.
follows:
improvement
sold
were
*
'
as
1975
Jan.
Webster
9—v.
1819—were awarded
>
to
of
$3,464,749.58
Nov.
mature
Jan.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, and McDonald & Buchler, of New Orleans.
a
Wichita, Kan.
offered
and
dated
are
Certificate
Nov.
Bond
bonds
to
State Treasurer's office.
bonds
,
187,000 series C bonds.
'
y-
15, 1954. Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the
and
%s, due on Oct. 1, 1960; $1,980,000 1.80s, due Oct. 1, 1961;
$2,040,000 1.90s, due on Oct. 1,
J.
438,000 series B bonds.
as
Due
Frank
—
$1,875,000 series A bonds.
City
$233,035.35
Offering
1
Deemer, Secretary of the Parish
Police Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 15
for
the
purchase
of $2,500,000
public improvement bonds, as fol¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
as
$36,000,000 serial bonds; $1,920,000"
City, Kan.
Offering
Clough,
Gretna),'
O.
lows:
Kansas
Bond
Bond
1954.
1956 to
(P.
Louisiana
.
The bonds will be dated Dec
1954
and
those
1.
maturing in 197(3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
(2026)
and
thereafter
Dec.
callable
are
of
as
Montgomery School District, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $180,000
building bonds was sold to Stern
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City, as
2V4s and 2VzS. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
1955
from
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
1974
to
F-A.
Interest
Legality
&
by
approved
Trauer-
Perryville, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
sewer
$375,000
sold to
was
group
a
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Company, Edward
D. Jones &
Company, and the Metropolitan
St.
Louis Company,
all of St.
Louis,
Nov.
2V4S and 2V2S. Dated
1954. Due on March 1
1955 to 1973 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Charles
Louis.
MONTANA
Offering
Bond
will
til
received
be
for
8
Dec.
Sealed
—
bids
by the City un¬
the purchase of
$70,000 sewer system bonds.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Sale—The $135,000 water
cinerator
180,
v.
offered
bonds
Nov.
in¬
8—
1821—were awarded to
p.
Reno, Nev.
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 6 for
Walsh, Jr.,
bids
Nov.
on
will
15
until
8
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
receive
$750,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
purchase of $125,026.54 Street
Alley Improvement District
1954. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
and
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
interest
(A-O)
City Treasurer's
and
Principal
payable
at
the
office.
Mrs.,: Howard
A. McMahon,
Clerk of the Board
of Trustees,
will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
the
for
purchase
bonds.
building
1954. Due
of
Dated
$150,000
Nov.
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
terest
1,
Brunswick
South
1956 to
(M-N)
worth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
(P. O. Monmouth
Junction), N. J.
Sale—The $145,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 180,
p. 1821, were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., of New York City,
as
2.20s, at a price of 100.14, a
Bond
Orange, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
village
hall
site
offered
bonds
$352,000 water,
and
parking
8—v.
Nov.
180,
p.
1821—were awarded to Ira Haupt
Ho-Ho-Kus School District, N. J.
&
1586—were awarded to Ewing
Co., of Montclair, as 2.20s, at
price of 100.09, a basis of about
2.18%.
Sale—The
offered
as
basis
1.88%.
of about
9—v.
sewer
180,
p.
1922—were awarded to J. B. Han& Co., of
Newark, as 2.70s, at
price of 100.34, a basis of about
2.65%.
Little Falls Twp. Sch, Dist. (P. O.
Little
Bond
Trenton, N. J.
—
2
until
for
the
school
1954.
to
8
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
bonds.
Due
1970
on
Dated
H.
on
Dec.
$448,000
March
15,
March 15 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest (M-S)
payable at the Lit¬
tle Falls National Bank,
Little
Falls. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Matawan
Township (P.
Matawan), N. J.
Bond
Sale
O.
The $50,000 street
improvement bonds offered Nov.
Offering
—
Stanley
H.
Maziarz, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
Dec. 2 for the
—
purchase of $2,-
474.
No.
general
improvement
bonds, series No. 475.
No.
Sale—The
Nov.
bonds
1954
and
1955
to
mature
1974
dated
are
on
Dec.
Dec.
1
1,
from
inclusive.
First-Mechanics
Trenton.
National
Hawkins,
Legality
Delafield
New York
Bank,
approved by
City.
&
Wood,
of
Woodbury, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 sewer
system bonds
offered
Nov.
9—v.
180, p. 1821—were awarded to Bo¬
land, Saffin & Co., New York
City, as IV2S, at a price of 100.10,
a basis of about 1.48%.
4—v.
180,
p.
1698, were awarded to B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., of New York City,
bonds.
NEW MEXICO
(P. O.
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
180,
$100,000
gen¬
p.
First
offered
Nov.
9—v.
1821—were awarded to the
National
querque, as l%s.
Bank
of
Albu¬
and Colonie Cent. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Schenectady), N.
Owens,
of Educa¬
1954.
1,
1964 inclu¬
Bank
Granville.
of
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor and Washburn, of New
York City.
Greenville, Durham, Coxsackie,
New fjaltirriore, Cairo, Coeymans,
a
Central
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Greenville), N.
Bond
No.
Trust
Savings Bank, of Catskill,
at a price of 100.10, a
basis of about 2.18%.
Hamburg,
Boston,
Eden
and
Sale
The
—
180,
1922—were awarded to
p.
composed
group
&
Co.,
of
Halsey,
Co., George B. Gibbons
Bacon,
Co., Wood, Struthers & Co., and
R. D. White & Co., all of New
York City, as 2 VFs,* at a price of
100.59, a basis of about 2.45%.
(EST)
School
District,
New York
Bond
Offering
District
—
Brownie
Clerk,
will
Klu-
receive
Due
1959
inclusive.
Sep. 1 from 1955 to
on
(M-S)
and
Traders
had
award
Marine
been
Trust
made
Co.
of
Buffalo.—V.
York,
to
the
Western
180,
p.
Lyons, Galen, Sod us, Arcadia, Rose,
Junius, and Phelps Cent. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Lyons), N. Y.
.
Sale
Bond
building
a
The $1,260,000
offered Nov. 9—
—
bonds
180, p. 1698—were awarded to
group
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Ogden,
Co.,
Inc.,
George
B.
1958 to
First
Chili
1
1970
&
Hutzler, New York City, Se¬
curity Trust Co.,fpf Rochester,
and Coffin & Burr, of New York
City, as 2.40s, at a price of 100.63,
a basis of about 2.35%.
bonds
$35,000
&
Traders
Trust
Co., Buffalo, and? Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York "City, jointly,
as
2%s, at a price , of 100.21, a
basis of about 2.73*%^:.
1972
Sale—The
180,
—v.
at
New
York,
price
a
about
of
$231,000
Buffalo,
100r20,.
as
pub¬
bids
Offering —W.
Murphy),
Nov.
000
bonds.
water
1954. Due
E.
his
at
until
Easter-
11
office
in
(EST) on
for the purchase of $826,as
a.m.
follows:
June
1
from
1956
to
1971 inclusive.
500,000
school
Due
on
1985
The
June
building
!
from
inclusive.;
bonds.
1957
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
J
City.
j
payable
(J-D)
New
Athens
|
County (P. O. Athens), O„
Offering—J: W. Whaley,
Bond
Clerk
the
of
of
Board
j
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
noon (EST) on Nov. 18
bids until
the
for
bonds,
purchase
$110,000
of
follows:
as
$10,000 County Home Barn bonds.
Nov.
on
1
from
1956
to
20,000 Children's Home improve¬
ment
bonds.
from
1956
20,000
Due
to
County
Due
Nov.
1
inclusive.
Home
bonds.
ment
on
1975
improve¬
on
Nov.
1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Due
20,000
.
Jail
1975
20,000
Nov.
on
from
1
1975 inclusive.
improvement
Nov.
on
1
from
bonds.
1956
to
inclusive.
Welfare
Department
Building improvement bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1975 inclusive.
1956
to
.'
The
bonds are dated Nov.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Sale —The
special
Nov.
9
awarded
180,
$4,101,713.56
bonds
assessment
—v.
p.
1923
offered
—
were
Works
En¬
follows:
as
$4,000,000.00
Water
<
largement Fund No. 18 bonds
as
Bond
Sale
offered
1822—were
—
The
Nov.
$3,300,000
180, p.
9—v.
awarded
to
a
group
Trust Co., of Wilson; F. S. Smithers
Co.,
of
&
New.. York; William
of Chicago; Vance
Co.,
Securities
Corp.,
Peeler &
Carolina
Raleigh;
of
2%s, at
basis
composed of National City Bank,
of New York; Branch Banking &
of
in
'
Bond
Greensboro, N. C.
J. Lee
1956 to
Principal and in-
Columbus, Ohio
~
>
City.
Blair
from
j
1,
j
jj
f
York
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn; of New York
&
Dec.
to
1954.
bonds
in
1954.
$326,000 general refunding bonds.
on
Dated
June 1
on
inclusive.
1976'
terest
Due
Commission, will receive
bids
Due
re¬
office
his
11 a.m. (EST) on
16 for the purchase of $400,-
bonds.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
bonds,
at
'
jj
until
1956 to
000
will
Commission,
sealed
Raleigh,
CAROLINA
Cherokee County (P^O.
North Carolina
Nov. 16
2s, due on June 1,
20,000 Court House improvement
NORTH
sealed
|
1
Statesville, N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easter-
Bond
of
1.5f%.
Bond
and
June
on
1970.
1.60s,
basis
a
due
j'
1965 inclusive.
to the Marine Trust Co. of West¬
ern
inclusive;
214s,
and $5,000
Due
bonds offered Nov. 9
1923—were awarded
p.
on
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Watertown, N. Y.
Bond
1979
50,000 Fire Department building
bonds: $45,000 6s, due on June
1 from 1957 to 1969 inclusive;
8—
v..l80,fcp. 1822—were awarded to the
Manufacturers
to
OHIO
water
offered Nov.
1973
due
6s,
Ripley, Ripley' Wdter District
(P. O
Ripley), N. Y.
Sale-. The
from
1
to
$50,000
ceive
group composed of Salomon Bros.
j
\
ernment
ing bonds offered Nov. 10—v. 180,
p.
1923 — were yawarded to a
j
on
1972 in-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov-
(P. O.
Sale—The*$998,000 build¬
Bond
due.
to
\
Sweden
and
2s,
1970
on
June 1
from 1957 to 1969 inclusive;
$60,000 2s, due on June 1 from
Na¬
Churchville), AL Y.
Bond
Trust
Company, of Lackawanna. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
(Bids received for the above
bonds when originally offered on
Oct. 26 were rejected, although it
was
initially reported that the
the
at
Cent. Sch. Dist. No.
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Manufacturers
Dated Nov. 23,
due
1969 in-
to
300,000 municipal building bonds:
tional Bank of Southampton.
Riga,
building bonds. Dated Sep. 1,
1954.
and
6s,
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable
Raleigh,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $250,-
terest
inclusive.
ernment
City
house
June 1 from
on
June
on
re¬
pur¬
fire
j
elusive; and $70,000 214s, due
p.m.
23 for the
1,
f
$30,000
$190,000
2
$55,000
Due
&
Lackawanna
v.
of
until
bids
Nov.
on
chase
will
Terasurer,
sealed
and
June
on
1957
from
1
j
acquisition
$100,000
from
1
elusive;
Offering—Wilbur F. Beh-
District
ceive
inclusive;
land
street
June
Southampton), N. Y.
ler,
inclusive;
1984 and 1985.
200,000
J
1
June 1 from
on
$30,000 0.25s, due
North Sea Fire District (P. O.
Bond
June
on
1969
to
1983
to
bonds:
Stevenson
& Co.,
Weeks, First of
Michigan Corp., Chas. E. Weigold
& Co.,
and Adams, McEntee &
Co., all of New York City, as
2.20s, at a price of 100.41, a basis
Hornblower
York,
bonds:
sewer
due
2V4S, due
1973
June
lic projects
building bonds offered Nov. 10—
000
Blair & Co., Inc., New
City,
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, Roose¬
velt & Cross, Bacon,'Btevenson &
1
$2,400,000
New
6s,
1956
York
Or¬
(P. O. Hamburg), N. Y.
000
of Western
extension
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
2.20s,
&
Co.
to
June 1 from 1984
on
sanitary
Buffalo,
1
Y.
$1,700,000
composed of the Marine
group
Westerlo, Rensselaerville and New
a
The
—
building bonds offered Nov. 10—
v.
180, p. 1923—were awarded to
Due
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Washington County
as
Sale
Bond
1973
$675,000
and
$45,000 2s, due on June 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive; $165,-
Y.
jj
to
inclusive.
1992
from
1
from
inclusive;
350,000
basis of about 1.73%.
a
terest
sive.
obligation Juvenile Home De¬
bonds
Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1955 to
on
100.05,
Co., Inc., New
194 s, at a price of
as
1
June
on
1983
to
1970
1822.)
Bernalillo County
tention
David
Board
tne
Dated
New
Sale—The
of
—
due
v/ere
—
0.25s, due
City,
1954.
Dist.
O. Granville), N. Y.
Offering
President
bek,
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
City Terasurer's office, or at the
eral
$90,000 water
(P.
Sch.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
4 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 22 for the
purchase
of
$56,000
building
ment bonds, series No. 479.
1,191,000 school bonds, series No.
The
Free
Union
of about 2.15%.
478.
123,000 equipment and improve¬
Bond
offered
7
Stuart
.
88,000 street assessment bonds,
bonds, series No. 477. '
71,000 street improvement bonds,
series
as 2y2S, at a
basis of about
a
gen¬
offered
York
equipment bonds.
Bond
v.
.
257,000
City,
100.80,
Bond
215,000 school bonds, series No.
Boland, Saffin & Co., New York
City, as 2ygs, at a price of 100.07,
a basis of about 2.11%.
Bond
Co.,
&
chard Park Cent. Sch. Dist. No.
to
Mendham, N. J.
York
of
Granville
473.
10—v. 180, p. 1821—were awarded
bonds
Blair
Buffalo,
$24,000
bonds
180, p. 1922
v.
—
2s,
1970
inclusive; $825,000 214s,
awarded to Blair &
Traders
&
2.43%.
481.
Theodore
New
9
$225,000
from
1
June
on
1972
$675,000
June 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive;
due
Y.
improvement
1822—were awarded to
Co.,
Catskill
Bond
Falls), N. J.
Offering
Romaine, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
of
eral
Nov.
9—
Nov.
ing bonds offered Nov. 10—v. 180,
p.
1922—were
awarded
to
the
476.
$29,000
Nov.
offered
Manufacturers
Trust
Co., of Newark, jointly,
1.90s, at a price of 100.16, a
47,000 street and general im¬
provement bonds, series No.
Jamesburg, N. J.
a
the
$355,000 school bonds, series No.
$170,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 8—v. 180,
Bond
bonds
180, p.
v.
Co., New York City, and J. B.' Scotland
Bond Sale—The
auer
Bond
extension
Hanauer &
365,000 bonds, as follows:
bonds
O. Angola), N. Y.
Sale—The $600,000 water
National
of about 2.18%.
South
on
NEW JERSEY
Township School
District
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Pershing, Bos-
a
(P.
price
County Concolidated Sch.
Dist. No. 27 (P. O. Reno), Nev.
—
City.
Inc., and Roosevelt & Cross, both
Washoe
Offering
Galloway,
Sykes,
of
New
1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
basis
.
Bond
Vandewater,
&
Evans, Evans Water District No. 2
announces
Education
of
payable at the City
Legalty ap¬
by
Falls,SN.
bonds:
water
6s, due
1969
Sale—The
Bond
Durham, at a price of
net interest cost of about
as follows:
a
$2,400,000
2.34%.
Montour
on
(M-N)
a
of about
a.m.
Chamberlain's office.
Wil¬
the
Offering—Secretary
R.
the
,
terest
Piscataway
liam
11
for
May 1 from 1956 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1959
Offering—E. E. Gill, City
Bond
Due
Heckler
(A-O)
payable at the
Peoples National Bank of New
Brunswick. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
NEVADA
Xi> p.
&c
1954.
proved
Bond
until
16
2.40s, at
will
the pur¬
chase
of
$216,000
general
im¬
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Nov.
on
Boland, Saffin & Co., New York
City, and the Camden Trust Co.,
Camden, jointly, a? 1.95s, at a
price of 100.05 a br.sis of about
Township School Dist.
(P. O. New Market), N. J.
bids
sealed
(EST)
$137,000
Sale —The
Lester
interest
Board, as 3s, at par.
1974
receive
Pennsauhen), N. J.
Bond
City,.*: and
Sage,
Co., of Rochester, as
price of 100.66, a basis
&
of
100.09,
2.11%;
Niskayuna, Glenville, Clifton Park
Chamberlain,
City
York
New
Rutty
Co.,
$110,000
Elmira, N. Y.
Offering — A.
Gregg,
(P. O.
Township
Co., Chas. E. Weigold
H. Morton & Co., all
W.
Co.,
of
Y.
Sale—The $5,907,000
notes
offered Nov. 9—v. 180, p. 1821—
were
awarded to Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., and Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
both of New York City, jointly, at
par,
plus a premium of $144,994.53, as follows: $1,987,000 as
5s; $7,960,000 4.95s, and $1,960,000
as 4.90s, the effective interest cost
being about 0.40%.
2.72%.
Pennsauken
Housing
Authority, N.
Note
$900,000 build¬
MacBride, Miller &
Co., both of Newark, and Park,
Ryan, Inc., of New York City,
taking $899,000 bonds as 2%s, at
a price of 100.20, a basis of about
sealed
-^supply and sanitary sewer bonds
offered Nov. 8—v. 180, p. 1697—
were awarded
to the State Loan
20
District, N. J.
Municipal
&
Gibbons
&
Buffalo
Inc.,
Bros.,
YORK
NEW
a
ing bonds offered Nov. 9—v. 180,
p. 1821—were awarded to a group
composed of the National State
Bank of Newark, Ira Haupt & Co.,
New
York
City, Van Deventer
Board
Opheim, Mont.
Bond
100.30,
York
Mont.
Choteau,
of
price
a
1.94%.
M-S.
terest
at
of about 2.06%.
Milford School
New
as
1,
from
2.10s,
as
basis
1969.
1,
Monday, November 15, 1954
...
Greensboro;
Co., of Durham;
Securities
Corp.,
of
McDaniel-Lewis & Co.,
Greensboro, and R. S. Hays &
group
price of 100.57, a
2.21%, to a
composed of Bankers
of
a
about
j
Trust Co., of New York, Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp.,
both of New
York, Ball, Burge & Kraus, of
Cleveland, Folger, Nolan-W.
B.
Hibbs
&
Co., of Washing-
tonT D. C., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis.
101,713.56
street
improvement
bonds, series No. 248,
as
l^s,
:
Number 5377
Volume 180
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...
(2027)
I
55
_—^
~
*
at
price of 100.07,
a
basis of
a
about
1.48%, to a group composed of National City Bank,
York, Braun, Bosworth
of New
&
-
Pierce,
>
&
Fenner
York," The
New
"
.
Ohio Com¬
William
Biair & Co.,
1
of Chicago, Field,
-Richards & Co., of Cleveland,
-
special assessment bonds offered
were
awarded
Mericka
&
of
2s,
price of
1.98%.
4
at
a
of about
of
Beane,
Columbus,
of
pany,
Lynch,
Merrill
Inc.,
Co.,
1
Nov.
Bond
cial
York,
City
National Bank &
Trust
Co.,
Kansas City,
First
Cleveland
Corp., of
Cleveland, G. C. Haas & Co.,
of New York, Provident Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., Weil,
Roth & Irving Co., and Doll
& Isphording, Inc., all of Cin¬
I
Dated^Dec. 1, 1954. Due on
from
1
180,
J.
offered
1822,
p.
White
2%s,
as
Park, Ohio
$8,500
Sale—The
bonds
A.
refuse
4—v.
Nov.
to
awarded
were
Co., of Cincinnati,
&
at
Bond
Clerk
price
a
100.62,
of
Offering
Jean
—
Ohio
Virtue,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Nov. 23 for the purchase
of $876,000 building bonds. Dated
Sale^—The
works
180,
H.
and
I.
Bond
Maidens,
inclusive.
1979
to
and interest
180,
v.
offered
Nov.
9—
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.66%.
Chicago,
100.78,
a
May field, Ohio
Offering — Richard
Bond
.
as
Godfrey,
Clerk, will re¬
Village
ceive sealed bids until
Nov.
on
main
p^hcial
Sept. 1,
1
from
purchase
assessment
1954. Due
Squire,
Boston, Oh'o
O'fering
—
Charles
L.
Ottney, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
for the
19
fire
000
bids until
purchase of $41,bonds. Dated
on Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1954. Due
1955
1963
to
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Security
National
Bank,
Portsmouth. Legality approved by
'
OREGON
Sale—The
1822,
Co., of San Francisco, at a
Exempted Village
1964 inclusive.
1955 to
40,000
Due
2s.
(P. (J. Medford),
to
will receive sealed
(PST) on Nov.
purchase of $33,000
until "8
bids
p.m.
the
18, for
Due
J.
as
A
$30,000 motor
offered Nov. 4—v.
Sale—The
vehicle
180,
bonds
1822,
p.
at
a
basis of about
Sale—The
180,
p.
Toledo,
a
as
Ohio
$214,164 street
1822—were awarded
Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
2V2S, at
a
price of 100.77,
basis of about 2.37%.
Rocky River, Ohio
Bond
Hilliard
Sale
Road
—
The
Sewer
1957
to
Dec.
Due
on
1978
1957
to
illusive.
the
at
from
1
interest
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
McCulloch,
Winfree,
by
approved
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Portland.
Lane
County,
Protection
living Rural Fire
District (P. O.
ftving), Ore.
improvement bo^ds offered Nov. 9
to Braun,
from
1
22,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
1.40%.
Heights,
Parma
Bond
awarded to
Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 100.38, a
were
White &
l%s,
—v.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954
Nov.
oh
Princioal7 and
Bond
folloWs:
as
inclusive.
M-N.
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Straube,
District Clgrk,
May 1, 1977 inclusive. Interest
Oakwood
Ore.
Offering—Louis
$11,000 bonds.
1, 1955. Due semi¬
May and Nov. 1, 1956
Sch. Dist. No. 3
Jackson County
Nov. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $1,400,000 building bonds.
on
$207,835.70
District No.
Dec.
15,
Due
on
Dec.
15,
Due
on
Dec.
dated
are
Dec.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
15
from
The
of June 15,
as
jointly,
interest
payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
(J-D)
Union
County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. La Grande), Ore.
Bond
000
1
from
1955
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
and
Dec.
est
purchase of $392,-
Dec.
on
callable
are
Bond
Offering
District
—
Secretary,
R.
of
inter¬
1, 1964. Principal and
payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
(J-D)
Treasurer's
by
proved
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
&
PENNSYLVANIA
.
_
awarded
Sale
Nov.
The
—
Greenville
4
180,
v.
—
were
to a syndicate head by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., of Chicago,
a price of 98.01,
a net interest
cost of about 2.60%, as follows:
1956 to
to
to
to
1975
from
Nov. 1 from
1
Nov.
on
on
on
1981
to
000
to
general
will
1956
from
bonds
Tan.
est
1,
obligation
1, 1955.
to
1965
receive
bonds.
Due on Jan. 1
inclusive. The
capable on and after
1960. Principal and inter¬
are^
(J-J)
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Inclusive.
1981
1965
of
Dec.
Hamlin
1,
&
Co.,
of
Byrne
Philadelphia,
Sale—The
Bond
2
York, Arthur L. Wright & Co., of
Philadelphia, and Joseph Lincoln
(P. O.
build¬
Philadelphia, at
1954
197*
interes.
and
Montpelier
the
Na
•
Legality approved by Keith
Brown, of Enosburg Falls, am
Peter
Guiliani, of Montpelier.
WASHINGTON
County
■
O. Jackson),
(P.
Sale
The $500,00
—
school
award¬
Securities
Corporation, of Nashville, as IV4S.
the
Bond
Equitable
Maury County
(P. O.
Columbia),
Bond «*Je—The
offered
bonds
$300,000 school
5 — v. 180,
Nov.
Gibson, of Nashville.
County
O. Sparta),
(P.
7 from
Dec.
on
inclusive.
of
1956
The bonds
five
after
or
issue.
(J-D)
Grays Harbor County, Pacific
School
Beach
76
District
ed
Bond Sale
The
Independent
School
Co., of San Antonio.
County,
High
School
1954.
1974
Tex.
$150,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 180, p.
1823—were awarded to Dittmar &
Bond Sale—The
Northeast Rural
No. 6
Due
Dec.
15
from
1955
to
in¬
were
award¬
Washington, as
par.
Dec.
dated
15,
Principal and in¬
payable
the
at
Treasurer's
office, or at
the fiscal agency of the State in
New York City.
Grays
Harbor
Aloha
er
School
County,
District
Montesano),
O.
Bond
1981
$28,250 school
Dec. 15 from 1956 to
(J-D)
County
Tex.
sold to Dewar, Robertson
on
are
inclusive.
(P.
$355,000
The
price of
a
bonds
terest
District
Antonio),
—
to the State of
2%s, at
TEXAS
No.
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
inclusive.
Bexar
interes.
office.
bonds offered Nov. 5
District,
from date
and
bonds was sold to
C. H. Little & Co., of Jackson.
Due serially from 1955
to 1959
Pass
196.:
to
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Aransas
Mo(i^
callable
are
years
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
school
high
L.
will receive
(PST) 01.
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $15,500
general obligation improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Tennessee
Bond
W.
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
on
1700—were awarded to Webster
White
Offering
Town
man,
bonds offered Nov. 4 were
to
Arlington, Wash.
'1
MollipsNo,
County
sealed
98
Wash.
Offering—Minnie
Moak,
(PST)
Webster Dough¬
Principal
at
1,
1956 to
ton.
& Pancoast, of San Antonio, and the Re¬
public National Bank, of Dallas,
jointly. Dated Dec. 15, 1954. Due
les & Co., and A.
Dec.
1 from
Merchants National Bank of Bos
180,
erty & Co., all of
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
payable
Tennessee
on
p.m.
pur¬
$150,000 school construe
bonds.
receive
p. 1822—were awarded to a group
composed of Eastman, DiPon &
Co., New York City, Singer, Deane
& Scribner, of Pittsburgh, W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co., Wurts, Dul¬
that sealec.
announces
tional Bank, Montpelier, or at the
$60,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
v.
were
basis of about 1.62%.
a
Treasurer,
school house refunding bonds was
—
—
District, Vt.
$1,000,000
8
1924
p.
to
Bond Offering—M. A. Alestine,
Due
.
(P. O. Bristol), Pa.
Nov.
180,
un¬
offered
Enosburg Falls Graded School
(P. O. Bitters Road, San
Sale —The
$200,000
bonds
VERMONT
tion
•
&
The
road
v.
—
lis.
Ray, of Sunbury.
offered
8
chase of
1823—were awarded to the Al¬
lison-Williams Co., of Minneapo¬
p.
O. Kountze),
&7 bids will be received until 2
vD (EST) on Nov. 18 for the
p.
Fauset.
Co., of Pittsburgh, J. W.
Sparks & Co., M. M. Freeman &
Co., both of Philadelphia,
Thackara, Grant & Co., of New
bonds
No.
—
tax
100.01,
Due
Nov.
and
Phelps,
rnc., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, both of New York.
Harrison & Co., Rambo, Close
fk Kerner,
Aspden, Robinson &
Pittsburgh,
Bond
ap-j
ing bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 180,
Bond
Bodine, A. Webster Dougherty &
Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co., all
of Philadelphia, Thomas & Co., of
all
of
DAKOTA
District
1,
Moroney, Beissner &
Co., of Houston, as l%s, at a price
Tennessee
Sachs
Sale
awarded
Hayti), S. D.
ed
Blair &
Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, Ira Haupt & Co..
all of New York, Schmidt, Poole
& Co., Yarnall, Biddle & Co., De
Haven
& Townsend, Crouter
&
Co.,
Bond
Independent Con.
County
School
Jan.
at the Chase
or
County (P.
limited
,
SOUTH
from
*
National Bank, of New York City.
on
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
Simons,
of Charleston,
and
Wilbur Hecks, of Greenville.
Other members of the syndicate:
Steele &
Bank, of Dallas,
1957;
ir
callable
Legality
1964.
1,
1
dated
are
Principal and interest (,J-J)
at
the
First
National
due
are
auditorium
inclusive.
payable
from
Bonds
thereafter
and
1994.
Goldman,
bonds
construction
1
Dec.
on
from
Texas
(EST)
noon
system
Due
Bristol School District Authority
sealed bids'until 8 pm. (PST) on
15 for the nurchase of $50,Dated Jan.
water
bonds.
Madison
Nov. 1 from
on
The
Nov.
from
inclusive
Due
until
Nov. 1 from
1984 inclusive.
2%s.
2,000,000
1,
Wilbur
J.
—
1
July
on
1974
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $350,-
1974 inclusive.
1980
1
Due
to
TENNESSEE
inclusive
1968
1955
County, Berea Water
(P. O.
bids
sealed
inclusive
825,000 2y4s. Due
1969 to
on
1962
750,000 2s. Due
1963
1
1959 inclusive.
300,000 l%s. Due
1960
Nov.
on
Oct.
dated
public
bonds.
Island
Hicks, County Judge, will receive
awarded
Due
Rhode
CAROLINA
Offering
July
on
1974 inclusive.
offered
1924,
p.
1974 inclusive.
to
7,000,000
were
Greenville), S. C.
Bond
improvement
1955
and Sewer District
I
1974 inclusive.
airport.
Due
Hardin
SOUTH
1
190,000 park improvement bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to
10
Nov.
are
July
on
bonds..
3s.
as
1954. Due on March 15, 1955. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
$5,950,000
bonds
revenue
1 from 1955 to
3,000,000
1955.
notes
Due
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
2,000,000
street
opening
and
widening bonds. Due on July
Hospital Trust Co., Providence, at
0.60% discount.
The
to
2,400,00 street paving bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1955 to 1974
$400,000 school
the
to
1955
inclusive.
proved
Abington Township School District
Authority (P. O. Abington), Pa.
M. Lyon,
Nov.
000
Sale—The
sew¬
bonds.
improve¬
sewer
bonds.
from
ISLAND
offered
storm
ment
Pittsburgh,
Bank, of Parsons,
Note
1
1974 inclusive.
Newport, R. I.
notes
and
sewer
plants
July 1 from
on
1,400,000
^
to
1965
as
Due
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $15,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 180
1699,
were
awarded
to
the
RHODE
July
on
disposal
age
price of 100.73,
a
improve¬
Due
310,000 sanitary
Township (P. O. Plains),
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Due
2Y4S, at
as
Plains
Offering—R. O. Williams
19 for the
1, 1989.-
of
works
bonds.
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
Nov.
Co.,
water
ment
as
basis of about 2.11%.
a
15,
1962. Prin¬
$600,000
Co., Philadelphia, and Arthurs,
&
of $16,obligation bonds,
general
follows:
as
School
Lestrange
Mayor and
the purchase
22 for
900,000
ing bonds offered Nov. 8—v. 180,
p. 1924—were awarded to Stroud
15,
are
Nov.
District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
1956
bonds
Bond Offering—The
and
bonds
revenue
of
the City Council will receive seal¬
ed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on
from
1
inclusive;
Due Dec.
Farrell
•
on
May
on
725,000 2.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
70,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1973 to 1979 inclusive..
will receive sealed bids until noon
Dated
2%s.
15,
950,000 2y2s. Due
1968 inclusive.
1965 to
building bonds,
annually
Due
cipal and
from
1
Dec.
on
40,000 2V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Offering—Harold Tomlin,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Bond
bonds
1969
$90,000 l%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond
School District, Ohio
$240,000 sewer
3—v. 180, p.
price of 98.50. a net interest cost
of about 2.36%, as follows:
',
cinnati.
(EST)
1954.
awarded to Dean Wit¬
were
&
Dec.
1973,
350,000 school
1968 and 1969.
The
p400,000 3s.
Nov.
offered
on
to
Dec.
on
Boothman,
Dallas, Tex.
1
inclusive;
2%s, due on Dec. 1
from 1974 to 1979, inclusive.
at
Gresham, Ore.
Bond
15,
Due
l%s.
641,000
school
bonds.
bonds
Dec.
on
1963,
$180,000
Citizens
Bond
$5,000 municipal bonds.
1,000
fire
fighting
equipment
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
New Richmond
(CST)
purchase of
1:30 p.m.
the
for
24
Nov.
15,
to
2V4s, due
1968
as
receive
will
$6,000 bonds, as follows:
equipment
Nov. 15,
and
sealed
ter
N ew
Nov.
Town. Clerk,
Dec.
1967.
Chis-
V.
Offering—Rex
Bond
bonds.
Dec.
Cleveland.
Bond
t
holm,
on
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
1.70s.
311,000
Spavinaw, Okla.
1965 inclusive. In¬
1956 to
-
.
•
Due
1.65s.
Shuler
-5
*
of
J-D.
5—v.
p.
water
Road
Center
Dated
terest
the
for
29
$25,095.55
(EST)
noon
Nov.
1822, were awarded to a
headed by Calvert & Canfield, of Oklahoma City.
180,
inclusive.
on
Due
1.60s.
305,000
1974
water
$55,000
offered
bonds
15
1965.
1954.
group
on
F.
the
to
Owasso, Okla.
Sale—The
Bond
1586—were awarded to
p.
awarded
Small-Milburn Co., of Wichita.-
works
Bank, Galion.
bonds
sealed
p.m.
1923 —were
p.
Due
IV2S.
299,000
Sale—The
15 from
Principal
Maple Heights City Sch. Dist., O.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building
Holder,
$180,000 elec¬
light extension and improve¬
ment boxids offered Nov. 9—v. 180,
(M-S) payable at the
National
First
Sept.
on
Dec.
on
1964.
callable
tric
for the
purchase of $300,000 sewer
improvement bonds.
Dated Oct.
Dec. 15, 1956
on
Due
1.40s.
293,000
sanitary sewer system bonds.
Br,id
000
City, and Hay-
Due
1V2S.
1,331,000
to
receive
will
Co/,
Uniteo
Co., of Cleveland,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 1.62%, as follows:
$250,000 3s.
1955
Dec.
on
&
Dallas.
bonds:
revenue
l3/4s, due
Huguenin
mas,
$105,000 2s, cue on Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1967, inclusive; $180,-
den, Miller &
Hominy, Okla.
L.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 22
Due
of
(CST) on
18 for the purchase of $90,-
Nov.
000
3—v
both
Offering—Donna
7:30
from
Co., Andrews &
York
New
of
improve¬
Okla.
Chickasha,
Clerk,
by
Squire,
of Cleveland.
water
Nov.
Josey & Co.,
City, jointly.
Oklahoma
Galion, Ohio
1955
all
awarded to the
were
until
Offering—J.
1954.
S. Smithers &
F.
school
$185,000
Wells, Inc., Wood, Struthers & Co.,
National Bank & Trust Co.,
bids
approved
City;
1966.
and
offered
1822,
p.
First
City
Sanders & Dempsey,
York
98,003, a net interest
2.56%, as follows:
about
$650,000
group com¬
1962 and 1963.
$60,000
extension
bonds
ment
of Delaware.
Bank
New
of
of
States National Bank of Portland
Okla.
Chelsea,
cost
&
R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
homa Cityy
(J-D) payable at the
First National
15,
of
by
1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1956" to 1977 inclusive. Principal
Bond
all
570,000
Bond Sale—The $60,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Nov. 4—
were awardfed to a
group headed
Dec.
and interest
a
.from 1957 to 1961
OKLAHOMA
a
of Education,
the Board
Legality
pay¬
at
Bond
School Dist.,
City
of
interest
and
thew*City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality, approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dfempsey, of Cleveland.
able
basis of about 2.08%.
Delaware
inclu¬
1965
to
awarded to
Blyth & Co., Smitn, Barney &
Broken Bow, Okla.
Deer
truck
1956
Principal
sive.
cinnati.
Bond
Kersten,
J.
Offering—O.
assesSfrient
Dec.
modernization bonds offered Nov.
were
price
a
facilities
posed of the National City Bank
purchase of $97,451.99 spe¬
street
paving
bonds.
bor
10
Auditor,
for the
Portland, Ore.
Sale—The $4,000,000 har¬
rehabilitation
and
Bond
J.
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 15
City
Dominick, of New
of
Wm.
to
Cleveland, as
100.13,-a basis
Warren, Ohio
Dominick &
r
Co.,
Swish¬
Treasurer, will
bids
until
10
a.m.
Nov. 15 for the pur¬
chase of $31,500 building bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1954. Due on Dec.
15
on
from
1956
The bonds
five
are
to
1963
callable
inclusive.
on
or
after
payable
from
date of issue.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
office.
able at the
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
at the State Treasurer's
Legality approved by Du-
years
County Treasurer's oli
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2028)
fice,
or
at the fiscal agency of the
New York
State in Washington or
high
$78,000
Due
on
school
Dec.
debentures.
15 from
1955 to
Sch.
of
$1,000,000
Dec 15 from 1955 to 1974 incl.
Washington
No.
Dist.
O.
(P.
414
serially
Wash.
Seattle),
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Bond
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
©80 building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Nov. 16 for the purchase of §400,1954. Due
Ont.
Debenture Sale—A group com¬
posed
of
J.
L.
Graham
&
Co.,
Commerce,
an
of
supporters
Metropolitan
To¬
debentures.
ronto.
all
Ltd.,
Due
issue of
on
Dated April 1, 1954.
April 1 from 1956 to 1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest
SASKATCHEWAN
3%%
on
debentures,
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Proceeds
due
1955
be
Regina, Sash.
to
will
(A-O) payable at the main office
{
Debenture
of
Offering
—
J.
W.
the
Bank
of
Montreal
in
Regina, Winnipeg, Toronto, Mon¬
Watmore, City Treasurer, will reused
in
construction
of
seven
:
ceive sealed
bids.,, until 11 a.m.
school additions
by the Board, on Nov. 16 fob the purchase of $2,which serves the Separate School I 456,000
water system -extension
treal
&
Vancouver.
or
proved
by Daly,
Legality
ap¬
Thistle, Judsori
Harvey, of Toronto.
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
on
The
inclusive.
1964
School Board,
Treasurer,
County
„
Metropolitan Separate
of
Hannaford
Toronto,' purchased
1974
Toronto
Bank
Dawson
Memorial
Community
Centre
debentures. Due on
125,000
Lake
and
1969 inclusive.
City, at the holder's option.
King County,
Canadian
Monday, November 15, 1954
bonds
are
-callable after five years from date
•of
issue.
by
&
interest
the
County
at
office.
Treasurer's
X>roved
and
Principal
payable
<J-D)
Legality
ap-
Thorgrimson
Preston,
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Port of
Walla Walla (P. O.
Walla
Bond
Walla), Wash.
Offering
William
—
E.
Falconer, Secretary of the Port
Commission, will receive sealed
i»ds
National
First
the
at
Bank
Bidg., Walla Walla, until 1 p.m.
<PST) on Nov. 16 for the pur¬
chase of $325,000 general obliga¬
tion wharf and docking facilities
txinds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on
INfov. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclu¬
sive. Callable after 10
of
terest
from
years
issue.
Principal
(M-N)
payable
and
in¬
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts
•&
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Walla
s
Walla,
obligation
general
txmds was
sold
Stein, of Seattle,
1, 1954.
to
Wash.
Sale—An issue of $21,000
Bond
Due
1957
on
Lost
refunding
Bramhall
to
2s. Dated July
July 1 from 1955
as
inclusive.
Legality
Although
cured of
Wis.
6,
fm mother?
Bond Offering—Mrs. Everett A.
sealed
Clerk,
bids
c/o
might have
been saved—lost their lives because their
Turtle School District No.
ceive
were
last year, the tragic truth is
cancer
that at least 70,000 others—who
WISCONSIN
District
than.70,000 Americans
more
ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
4k Horowitz of Seattle.
;
iBeguin,
Needlessly?
&
will
Mr.
cers
had
can¬
spread and "colonized" in other parts
of their bodies before proper treatment
could
re¬
C.
be started.
E.
3Mieli, 45 East Ridge
Road, Be(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $32,500
loit, until 8
for
15
p.m.
the
echool bonds.
Due
Dated
Oct.
That's
most
1, 1954.
April 1 from 1956 to 1965
Principal and interest
C A-O) payable at the Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Beloit.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
on
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
■
First:
1954.
1967
Due
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
mean
&
best,
you may
every
feel (twice
a
f
breast
Interest J-D. Le¬
or
and
danger signals that
straight to your doctor at the
any one
of them—(J) Any sore that
(2) A tump
elsewhere
or
indigestion
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
(3)
discharge (4) Any change in
Persistent
may
go
does not heal
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
or
a
wart
or
or
mole (5)
difficulty in swallow¬
ing (6) Persistent hoarseness
i
your
35)
To learn the 7
cancer,
first sign of
1,
gality approved by Lines, Spooncr
matter how well
second:
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
on
that, since
'
-
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
school bonds.
you
be cured,
thorough health check-up
a
year for women over
jjNov. 23 for the purchase of $650,tKfO
keep reminding
cancers can
To have
year no
Offering—Robert O. BoCity Clerk, will receive
jrarski,
we
"insurance" is:
Inclusive.
Bond
why
early
or
WYOMING
cough (7) Any
change in normal bowel habits,
Douglas,
Wyo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
fee truck bonds
Converse
was
$15,000
sold
to
For
County Bank, of Con-
you, or
Park County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Powell), Wyo.
;
J
lifesaving facts about
the American: Cancer
Verse.
.
more
the
care
address
your
cancer,
Society office
phone
nearest a
letter to "Cancer"—in
of your local Post Office.
;
Bend Sale—The
$550,000 build-
ling bonds offered
Nov. 8—v. 180,
p. 1700—were awarded to
composed
of
Boettcher
Denver; Kalman
& Co.,
a
group
&
Co.,
Minneap¬
olis; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
and Bosworth, Sullivan
& Co.,
fcotb of Denver,
of
100.29,
a
as
l%s, at
price
a
basis of about 1.69%.
neighbor?
American Cancer
Society
CANADA
i
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ONTARIO
!
Huntsville, Ont.
Debenture Sale—J. L. Graham
Sc
m
Co.,
$203,000
price
of
highest
of
Toronto, .purchased
4^>%
debentures
102.36,
of
?
eight
this
tenders
tmited at the sale. The
at
being
a
the
.sub-!
financing
^consists of:
SB
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