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UNlVtiKSlTY
MICHIGAN

OF

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MONDAY

In 2 Sections

ISSUE

L

6

£

Nov

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Section 1]

t

-

Commercialw
Chronicle

ike

Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office

New York 7,

Number 5379

Volume 180

General
RAILROAD

Price

N. Y., Monday, November 22, 1954

Arrangements have been concluded
Koerner interests of Vancouver, B. C.,

York

New

lof

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

INDUSTRIAL

-

INSURANCE

-

(Stocks)

—.17

New York

Stock Exchange

(Bonds)

25
33
38
38
38

American

Stock

Exchange

Canadian

Philadelphia-Baltimore

Stock

corporation on Nov. 4 filed a letter of
50,000 shares of common stock to

The

share), without underwriting.
capital, etc.

per

Toronto

With SEC—
notification with the

Corp., Wichita, Kansas—Files

Stock

Stock

proceeds are to be used

Transactions American
Stock

Dow-Jones

Consolidated
other

3,097,808

4.051,914

9,152,441

per

—V.

p.

180,

1,823,325
$0.77

1,802,696
$0.76

4,382,175
$1.86

directors

37

two

New

amounted
>1

-

Damage to the

Hurricane

'

'

(& Subs.)—Earnings

*'"•

58

sales

of

(including

$16,397,195
1953)

in

$16,677,178

expenses;

Selling, general and administrative
Net

18,555,654

82,650,169

securities,

marketable

on

19,548,304

expenses

(loss

in

834,261

304,904

313,827

84,387,383

Interest

contingent and other

on

turing within
Other

(In
of

10,095,321

year

82,043,252

and
for

lands,

Dividends declared

37,134,788

36,945,260

profit

of

19,156,080

50c per share)

elude
;

cost
a

allowances

total

Canada,

Ltd.

as

provision

reported

being

accounted for by
1973.

180, p.

Co., Inc.—New Division PlantCo.'s

Sales

liquid

newest

oxygen

plant

20,670

14,090,376

13,250,328

day—a

liquid oxygen a
monthly capacity

total

daily

capacity

of

110

building
55

tons

tons—and

Riverton

at

that

times

for

of

Philadelphia

plant,

purity oxygen.
plant, located

on

the

high

now

serves

the

ever

growing

Co.
($30,026,164

new

oxygen

Alaska Telephone

51.56

The

due

,

of
in

facilities in operation

allowances

capital

cost

company

Dec.

Tellier

&

on

$158,000
1,

1964,

the

effect of

18,594,037
18,540,751

16,338,934
20,606,326

36,945,260

redue-

10,535,057 11,674,620
The company states that the nine months' figures reflect startingexpenses and normal (diminishing balance) depreciation on °P£™~
Uons at the new aluminum smelter and hydroelectric plant at KitiBritish

Columbia.

of $37,134,788 for the period
last year) are comprised of $18,594,037 of normal allow¬
ances on facilities in
operation and $18,540,751 of other allowances.
The latter provision had
the effect of reducing profit carried to
Aggregate
($36,945,260

Sipprell, Jr., who has resigned, Morehead Patterson, Chairman of the
and President of American Machine & Foundry Co., the parent,
on
Nov.
17.
Mr.
Auchincloss will continue to serve as
President of DeWalt.—V. 180, p. 1761.

Co.,

9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
6%
10-year convertible debentures, series D,
be offered at $70 per $100 debenture through
City, N. J.
The net proceeds are to be used

to

Jersey

pay

system,

increased

facilities and

American Airlines,

Inc.—Sets New Record—

capital

cost

allowances




The
miles

than

record

of 6,138,000 ton miles in

business

military

preceding

volume

exceeded

1956 with the
addition of seven
a capacity of
28,500 pounds in cargo space equivalent to two railway boxcars.
Pur¬
chase of these 300-mile-an-hour all-cargo
aircraft from the Douglas
Aircraft Co. at a cost of $10,400,000 was announced recently by the
America's

cargo

capacity will be increased early in
more DC-6A Airfreighters.
Each has

company.—V. J.80, p.

1649.

at

were

quarters

two

the

for

$6,204,686

Orders

quarters.

two

and

the

are

second

quarter.

earnings after taxes for the third quarter were $162,084
per
share as compared with net earnings of $131,261
cents per share for
the second quarter.
This compares to

or
or

"Net

40

cents

33

net

cents per share for the third ^quarter of
$7,438,918.
the third quarter were $5,100,000. an
increase of $600,000 over the previous quarter.
Backlog at Sept. 30,
1954 amounted to $9,200,000 or the equivalent of four to five months
of

$143,388

with sales

operations
in

35

or

a

level of

during

sales volumes.
increased
$158,628 during the
quarter.
TluS
position resulted primarily from a reduction
$923,045
and a reduction in accounts payable of

current

at

capital

"Working
increase

at

received

orders

the

inventories

of

the

Also

due

current

cash

larger

to

position
volume

was

of

improved by $224,583 and re¬
during September, increased

sales

$652,552. "
the

October,

$750,000

was

paid reducing the

amount owed on

V-Loan to $2,500,000."
RESULTS

FOR

NINE

MONTHS

ENDED SEPT.

30

1954

October.

the previous record of 5.803,000 ton
in December, 1953, by 335,000, or 5.8%.
It was 11.1% higher
the 5,523,000 ton miles carried in October last year.
month's

Nov. l said in part:
for the three months ended Sept.
in operations as compared with the

on

this company
improvements

and shipments for both civilian
a higher level.
These increases over
noteworthy since the annual vacation
shutdown for the company in July would tend to decrease shipments
during this quarter.
Net sales amounted to $6,269,445 as compared

preceding

"During

industry

President,

Schmitt,

J.

"Operations of
30, 1954 reflected

in

corporation celebrated the tenth anniversary of its inauguration
of the nation's first scheduled airfreight service by setting an all-time

Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Up—

American Phenolic
Arthur

$320,317.

ing profit carried to earned surplus by—

®iat,

Auchincloss

A.

"Net

Nov.
of

obligations, convert to dial
working capital.—V. 179, p. 1717.

to

37,134,788

allowances

tOther allowances had

Foundry Co.—S. S.

Board

1953

Corp.—Files With SEC—

This

Total

has

ceivables,
on

&

Subsidiary—

President of DeWalt Inc. of Lancaster, Fa„
been named President of Cleveland Welding Co. succeeding William

earnings

1953) being
of that com¬
pany's aluminum sales and consist of the fol¬

fOther

American Machine

a

lowing:
Normal allowances

warehouses located at Schnectady,

Angeles and Seattle.—V. 180, p. 529.

Samuel Sloan Auchincloss,

to

land area of about 80 acres,
cost
approximately $10,000,000 including extensive distribution facil¬
ities.—V. 180, p. 245.
The

12,873,103

$1.61.
in-

petrochemical, power and pipeline
N. Y.; Atlanta,

chemical,

petroleum,

St. Louis, Los

in Riverton,

of about 75 million cubic feet.
Full-scale pro¬
coincides with the closing down in the summer
of 1954 of Airco's first and oldest oxygen plant in Philadelphia.
Pa.
The modern Riverton plant, with daily production of more than 25
a

shares

above

by Aluminum

of $29,802,338
3%c per pound

months at a quarterly rate of (U.S.)
the sum of $13,250,328 compared to

J., was formally opened on Nov. 13. The main production
two producing columns, each capable of turning out

covering

•Capital

required

divi;

basis of 9,027,308
30, 1954)

(on

outstanding Sept.

1,263,321

14,578,519

profit carried to earned surplus
Aluminium Limited dividends
(quarterly
share

Reduction

demand

Net

per

19,953,425

subsidiary com-

panies

dends of U. S.

nine

first

share

present warehouse space.
Alco serves its customers In

its Chicago storage depot,

to

Named President of

in

Air Reduction
Air

duction

1,712,479

on

sidiary companies
Minority interest in

addition

railroad,

,the

industries from parts

$240,000,504 against $248,dropped from $148,880,001 to
provision of $19,156,080 com¬

1953, the increase this year
larger number of shares outstanding.—V.

the

of

$17,938,917 in 1953)
preferred shares of sub-

taxes;

company

building

the impact of "other allow¬

houses

42,854

Canadian

productive

a

with

last year.

the

in

per

$12,873,103

N.

(including $15,603,

taxes

cents

50

860,000

expenses

facilities
income

year

to $19,953,425

pared

440,389

900,000
of

up

opens

the

by

3

were

while cost of sales
Income taxes required a

last

625,624

period

the

for

sales

Consolidated

8,469,811

767,342

quarter financing.)
cost allowances in respect

plants

Profit

(294,805)

1st

Provision
613

one

expenses
;
three-fourths of estimated

1954

^Capital

,

of August

debt not ma-

financing

of

feet,

6,760

of

announced

interest

Write-off

ances"

Dividends

77,113

Total

in

previously been known in the Persian
Independent is composed of the

rebuild and repair shop in the

$137,802,031.

!

1953).

Structure

Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad runs along one side of the
and the warehouse contains an inside truck dock equipped
adjustable loading ramps.
Provision has been made for a future addition to the storage area
and for establishment
of a diesel engine and locomotive component

49

Clearings

surplus by $10,535,057. Last year
on profit amounted to $11,674,620.

earned

81,189,969

1,355,197

etc

received re foreign properties, less
proportionate carrying value
Exchange adjustment arising in consolidation

Wafra

heavy-duty,

In

Indemnity

r

Bank

of

50

System

Reserve

Course

Capital Flotations for Month

Dollars)

137,802.031 145 880.001

income

operating

Interest

*

Federal

The

50

of

operating

—:

so-called

also displayed its latest diesel locomotive, the DL-600;
all-purpose, 2,250-hp. unit which has just completed
demonstration tests in high-speed passenger, freight and
switching service in all parts of the country.
Designed for palletization, the warehouse is built with 14-foot ceiling
under-clearances and Is equipped with racks and bins to handle pal¬
letized stock and packaged small items.
A railroad loading area served

$

$

Cost

the

on

rigorous

240,000,504 248,625,624

1953)—

in

located

Is

part of the Neutral Zone where Aminoil and Pacific
have 15 wells producing oil from the shallower
at a depth of about 3,500 feet.
The new strike, at

horizon

not

The

a

(including $22,164,838 operating revenues;

$21,365,954

well

present

warehouse.

50

Rates

Statement of Member Banks

Condition

'

1953

(In Canadian

Sales

at

American Locomotive Co.—New Parts Warehouse—
new
diesel locomotive renewal parts warehouse utilizing the most
warehousing
techniques
and
the latest materials handling
equipment found in Chicago. Ill,, was opened there on Nov. 16 by this
company.
The building will service more than 45 railroads operating
over 1,000 Alco
diesel locomotives in the central region of the United
States.
Approximately 5,000 locomotive parts will be stocked in the

...16

Payable

Banks

Reserve
•

Show Gain—
1954

Sept. 30—

a

A

Combined Condition Statement of Federal

Carol

!

1

Nine Months Ended

Declared and

Foreign Exchange

consideration of dividend

pending

Aluminium Ltd.
-

defer

to

at

modern

City Bond Offerings

State and

Dividends

hurricane claims are settled.
Bedford,
Mass.,
plants of Aerovox by
to $1,428,000.—V.
173, p. 961.

until

payment

voted

18

Nov.

on

limestone

limestone section that
Gulf area.
following stockholders:
J.
S.
Abercrombie; Ashland Oil & Refining Co.; Ralph K. Davies;
Deep Rock' Oil Corp.; Globe Oil & Refining Co.; Hancock Oil Co.;
Lario Oil & Gas Co.;
Phillips Petroleum Co.; Signal Oil & Gas Co.;
and Sunray Oil Corp.—V. 179, p. 389.

General Corporation & Investment News.Cover

Dividend—

Aerovox Corp.—Defers

in the Middle
President. Oil

Nov.

on

porous

American

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices .50

The

share.—V. 180, p. 813.

horizon ^hitherto unknown
16 by Ralph K. Davies,

productive

a

a

Co.—New Discovery—

Zone.

depth

has

Miscellaneous Features

6,564,848
$2.78

share
997.

of
in

discovery

Burgan

Averages.37

Stock Prices

SEC Index of

14,189,563

earnings

Earnings

Averages.....

10 cents

was

$

$

and

reserves

Bond

and

National Quotation Industrial Stock

1954,

Independent Oil

West-Central

Western

58,633,597 156,467,275 189,856,035

51,265,777

sales—

taxes

before

Earns,

Net

net

'

$-

$

The

the

37
37

Stock Exchange

15,

announced

was

found

Neutral

37

Exchange..

1954, the directors declared a quarterly cash dividend
share on the capital stock, payable Dec. 15 to stock¬
Dec. 1.
The company's initial dividend disbursement

depth of 6,760 feet in an ex¬
ploratory well being drilled for the joint account of American Inde¬
pendent and Pacific Western Oil Corp. in the Kuwait-Saudi Arabia

.48

Stock

York

Sept.

Discovery
was

47

Markets

Transactions New

Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Increased—
Sept. 30—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953

Period End.

Section

a

record

of

on

East

a

be offered at par

working

Admiral

Exchange—Curb

10,

cents

American

42

Exchange

Over-the-Counter

made

_43
44

Exchange

by other shareholders of the company.

Nov.

12 >/2

holders

41

Exchange

Stock

On
of

41
41

Exchange

Stock

Exchange.-

Stock

Francisco

San

Montreal

i

Exchange

Stock

Pittsburgh

Toronto

covering

Exchange

Cripps and Zonne, owners of
have each agreed that for so long

held

shares

38
40

Stock Exchange

Stock

Midwest

Exchange

Stock

Stock

Detroit

Exchange

Exchange

Stock

Boston

Cincinnati

f"Montreal Gazette")—V. 180, p. 529.

<$1

$109,869
$0.23

share

289,500 shares of com¬
mon
stock,
as he is an officer ol
the company, he will waive dividends on his common stock until the
outstanding
term note has been paid in full
which will be
Nov. 10, 1957, unless prepaid prior thereto.
The dividends to be paid
on
Dec.
15, 1954,
totaling $23,312.50, Will apply only to the 186,500

Page
Stock Exchange

Los Angeles

for

1953
$2,801,886
304,169
194,300

Lamel,

Messrs.

New York

is one of the most important manufacturers in Canada
quality dissolving pulps, with a capacity of 130,000 to 140,000
tons of chemical pulp per annum.
Through its subsidiaries, Alaska Pine
Co. Ltd. and associated companies, this company also carries on a
large lumbering business in British Columbia.
It has 100,000 common shares outstanding of an authorized 150,000
End
16,500 shares,
$100 par, 5%
preferred stock issued and out¬
standing.
Funded debt is $12,270,000 of 4V2% first mortgage bonds,

Oil

profit
Earnings per

Stock and Bond Quotations

of prime

The

(est.)

1954
$3,441,745
365,586
175,400

$190,186
$0.40

taxes

income

Federal

'

taxes

before

Net

Paper Co. Ltd.,

SEC

Subs.)—Earns. Higher

Sept. 30—

sales

Profit

In This Issue

of

Cellulose Ltd. of Vancouver, according to D. W.
of the Abitibi company.
A total of 80,000 shares of Alaska Pine and Cellulose stock is in¬
volved, valued at approximately $20,000,000.
Abitibi's investment in
Alaska Pine was made for a net cost of $9,000,000 in 1951.
Both Abitibi and the Koerner interest will retain a substantial stock
Interest in Alaska Pine and Mr. Ambridge and Walter C. Koerner will
continue as directors of the company.
Clyde B. Morgan, President of Rayonier, said that no changes in the
aoperating management of Alaska Pine and Cellulose are contemplated.
Mr. Ambridge said it is planned that Abitibi's share of the proceeds
from the sale would be used to redeem Abitibi's
convertible deben¬
tures, of which there are $10,000,000 outstanding.
Alaska Pine and Cellulose Ltd., formerly British Columbia's Pulp and

(&

Electronics, Inc.

American
Net

Ambridge, President

Acme

MISCELLANEOUS

-

9 Months Ended

under which Abitibi and the
expect to sell to Rayonier Inc.

of their holdings in the common stock

majority

a

Copy

and

Pine

Alaska

a

Corporation and Investment News

Abltibl Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—To Call Debs.—

i

$1

Net

Cost

of

Selling,

sales

general

and

charges (net)
:
Provision for Federal income

taxes

income

Dividends

declared

—V.

p.

180,

438.

-

-

2,037,999
212,777

2.230,266
182,790

450,000

administrative expenses—

Other

Net

1953

$18,735,166 $25,002,910
15,620.029 20,247,815

sales

1,625 000

$414,361
200,280

$717,039
300,420

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
2

(2074)

■■

American

Radiator

-

1953

asfet sales

will

added

be

170,017,200 174,623,833
26,399,174 24,140,479

Cost of

goods sold
Belling and administrative expenses

Class

A

common

stock

(par

Class

B

common

stock

(par

$1)—_—

the

26,142,541
13,870,000

(net)

23,736,201
13,400,000

taxes

__

——

company will
uranium and other

Federal income and excess profits taxes
Net

$1.20

above)—,
1429.

p.

Refining Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.

American Smelting &

.19£3
$345,581,378 $339,877,727

products and service revenues
—
U. S. & foreign taxes on inc.
TI. S. and foreign income taxes (est.)
Foreign excess profits taxes (est.)

Bales of

25,568,931
10,368,073

27,892

$11,690,248
stock—————$2.32
$1.67
preferred stock dividend requirement.—V. 180,

•Earnings per common

for

allowing

1973.

•.

,

-

Higher-

American Stores Co.—October Sales

Sales
—V.

nounced

180, p. 1649.

of

$

46,576,454

—

■

—

•

months

three

■

For

Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
-3 Mos. End.

1954

Wholly

(&

American

income

Net

0530,000

—————

•Earnings per

407,009

$1.84

$0.52

prior preferred dividend requirements. The number of shares
of capital stock outstanding at Sept. 30, 1954 were: prior preferred,
•67.854; and common, 673,504.
Net earnings for the first nine months of
1954, after all deduc¬
♦After

'

with $1.57

months
:

of

1954

of

period

came

,

$1,264,000

was

income

Nov.

(a)

the

Increase

authorized

on

to

year,

the

above those for the first quarter

v

first

months

nine

1954

of

Period End. Sept, 30—
Net inc. Of subs.:

864,352

613,919

1,115,878

$2,439,252

$3,092,411

413,034

dividend

$3,074,750

be

180,

paid Dec.

split

1,

1954

inc.

__

Bal.

avail,

stock

&

$2,128,084
$0.79

surplus—

Calif,

$3,074,750
$1.14

$2,787,714
$1.03

Walter

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, in exchange
180, p. 905.

at

under

Operating on
the

tains

find DeHaven &

Townsend, Crouter & Bodine on Nov. 18
jointly made initial public offering of 30,000 shares of
r$l par value common stock at $6.50 per share. This of¬
fering was oversubscribed. Of the shares offered, 20,000
were
offered by the company and
10,000 shares by
PROCEEDS—'The
in

retire

$83,600

tofore

expended

net

proceeds

debentures

in

retiring

and

145

of

the
offering will
balance to replace

the

shares

be used to
funds here¬
previously outstanding $100

of

J par value preferred stock and for general working capital.
company is an important producer of mineral wool
products for use in residential, commercial and industrial
installations, both for new construction and for modernization purposes.

EARNINGS—For

.rales

of

ended

$7,290,667

the

ended

year

and

net

March

earnings

Sept.

30, 1954, sales
after taxes to $161,593.

amounted

31,

1954

which

solves

a

major

problem

Bendix

Nicholls,

and

the

Bendix

Decca

other

transmitting,

equipment.—V.

company,

See

-

&

C

C

Birdsboro

Steel Foundry

Seeks

8'v

company had
of $225,842.
In the six months
to $4,070,200, and net Income,

tion

and

•cents

provision

share

per

This

CAPITALIZATION

EFFECT TO

GIVING

PRESENT

of

the

and

198,500

months

1954

of

were

1953.

V.

Outstanding
$275,000

?Verm loans of
stock

Common

preferred

(par

Oct.

to

Prior

subsidiaries—

28,

stock

value

$1)

....

there

1954

value

(par

39,726

«.

.

also

were

1,000,000 shs.
145

shares

of

247,619 shs.
6%

Oct.

29,

1954.

DIVIDENDS—On Oct.

the

stock

common

of

28,

10c

1954, the directors declared
share

a

payable

dividend

a

on

Dec.

10, 1954 to holders
t/f record on Nov. 30, 1954. It is the present intention of the
company's
management to pay quarterly dividends subject to future earnings and
after consideration
r"

of

the

company's financial needs.

178,

names of the underwriters and the number
stock which they have jointly agreed to
purchase
conditions set forth in the underwriting agreement are as

subject

to

common

follows:
,

Fstabrook & Co

ended

Sept.

30,

■

1954, net

State

income

taxes,

to

equal

85

Federal-income taxes for

Crouter & Bodine—

......

the basis

of

the

the

first

is

company

f3,000 shares

of

offering

class

A

publicly

"as

stock

common

speculation"

a

at

par

($1

per

net

proceeds

wmam

office

BTate

On

2

at:New

Canada, $51.00
NOTE.

to be

are

used

to

the

extent of

G.

an

recentlv

share).

of

The

$15,367

to

retire

Chairmah

of

of

1954

amounted

to

the

Board

and

Dr

decrease

of

Consolidated

net

sales

amounted

to

.$509,554 from the preceding year.

Net earnings,

or

30;

pared to $2,654,417

or

.

$6.49

-

a

share,

a

cash adjustment

certificates

share

was

of

less

were

in the amount of

per

was

than

made to
share.

one

reported at $46.85,

avoid
The

the

issuance of

company's

frac¬
worth

compared to $43.55 for the last-

year.

180, p. 622.

Black Hills Power & Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
of its

plus

company

has

called

outstanding 5.40%
accrued

dividends

for

redemption

on

Dec.

1,

1954,

115

shares

cumulative preferred stock at $102 per share,

of

$1.35

share.
Payment will be made at
the Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis, 620 Marquette Ave¬
nue, Minneapolis 2, Minn.—V. 180, p. 1870.
per

refrigeration

Charlotte,

the

seamless

tube

N.

per

account

o'fini•
York '

^

w

pipe.—

of

of

one

the

nation's

companies—one

fare

for

to

largest

products have

whose

generations

Completed

and

oldest

Americans—were

of

the

books

closed.

offering was the largest secondary stock distribution on record.
being so'd represent part ol the holdings of the estate of
John T. Dorrance, sole owner of
the company, who died in 1930.
this

sale

and

DIVIDENDS—The
share

per

record
1

*7

U

the

on

Jan.

4,

company

capital

1955.

.

I

pay

have

to

1955

31,

been

paid

of 37V2C
stockholders ©f
year sinco

dividend

quarterly

a

Jan.

on

in

each

•

In

New

business

Jersey

in

1922

successor

as

to a

established
53
years
earlier,
this
company
today is the
largest manufacturers of canned soups,
spaghetti and blended vegetable
juices in the United States and Canada.
It
is
the second largest
of

processor

:

will

stock

Dividends

plants,

nme

canned

pork

added during specific
In

the

trebled,
1944,
for

past

rising

to

the

$1.10

beans

and

shPre

crop

for

per od
on

the

year

ending

in

ended
1944

several

new

entire

food

line

of

July

Operating

juice.

items

frozen

to

and $23,563,000, or
led

has

during (he past five
soups.

1954.
Net income
$10,993,000, ot

31,

amounted

present capitalization,
1954 period.

share, for the
Emphasis on cont n'ued product research

an

tomato

seasons.

the

per
of

of

decade", sales or the company's products have almost
from $1-17,854,000 in the fiscal year ended July 31,

$338,668,000
ficsal

ner

and

in this country and two in Canada,
Campbell
about 13,500 persons, with several thousand more

seven

Market-tested

$2.36

Introduction
the latest beinS

to the

years,

this

year

with

highly

satisfactory results, the frozen soup line will receive national distribu¬
tion early In 1855.
Facilities for the la*ge scale manufacture of frozen
soups are being constructed at
the company's four major plants..
Financing 0: currently authorized capital additions, estimated to
cost $35,000,00°, is
expected to be derived from internal sources.
I»
addition

major

to

the

expansion

frozen

food

at

Sacramento,

the

facilities,

(Continued

on

other

Calif.,

includes
proposed new

construction

plant;

a

page 8)

of

Countries.

the lluctuations




,u*rs- Patent office> William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D Seibert Editor and Publisher;
eT a week [every Thursday (general news ahd advertising issue) with a statistical issue oh Monday]. Other offices: 135 s La Salle Street Chicago 3 Illinois
Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company, Reentered as secondclass matter Febraarv 25 1942 at the
^

W

year. Other

in

$55.o1) pe? y^?
the

rate

of

Subscriptions in United States, U. S.' Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union,

exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions

an

C.

nonferrous

S.P.S.

and

Scup Co.—Large Stock Offering

employs

year ended Sept. 30, 1953.
The company recently paid a 3% stock
dividend in addition to its regular
quarterly cash dividend of 50 cents
tional

In

Inc.,

Wolverine

sheres

-

the 424,233 shares outstanding as com¬
share on the 408,955 shares for the

on

the customers of Wolver¬

serve

Hecla,
stock

giving effect to shares being made available for
the est-te will own about 85% of the company's capital
Campbell Soup has no outstanding debt.
Sole capitalization
consists of 10,021,379
capital shares nut of 11,000,000 shares authorized.

1954

$35,138,733,
r

profits tax, and

excess

$6.66 per share

«fo

will

tube,

BUSINESS—Incorporated

however, increased, Mr. Decker reported, due primarily

to the elimination of the

depot

employees,

surpassed

1953.

600,000
637,500 shs.

stock.

<■

that -the company^ operations for the fiscal
year ended Sept.
showed that 1954 was the second best year >11 its- history,-

by

the

After

$6,042,448

reported

only

$1,330,000

investing public on Nov. 17 for
the first time when a nationwide
underwriting group
comprising 230 firms, headed by The First Boston Corp.
publicly offered 1,300,000 shares of capital stock (par
$1.80) at $39.25 per share. It was quickly oversubscribed

The

enact -d

President,

—V.

Issue

Decker,

Outstanding

.

600,000
,700,000 shs.

dS Krtbtrt(Reg-

(TeleDhone
Dost

Alonzo

per

Dsue is not underwritten.
The

months

1964_

The

nine

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.—Profit Higher—

10 OOn

I

Baldwin-Woodruff Corp., Denvef, Colo.—Stk. Offered
The

nine

•

$1,400,000

1965
due

FINANCING

PRESENT

1974.

p.

staple

and

Clymer Brooke, President, in their
report stated that unfilled orders at Sept. 30, 1954, were $4,506,378 com¬
pared with $3,639,194 on June 30, 1953.—V. 180, p. 814.

20,000

~

DeHaven ii Townsend,
—V. 180, p. 1870.

first

111.
TO

operate3

1953,

15,

July

on

Louis,

EFFECT

Calumet

automotive

been

J. E. MCCauley, Chairman, and G.

per

Shares

,

tube,

180,

of

convenient

made available

2473.

p.

compared with $8,661,320 in the similar period of 1953.

$2,824,314

UNDERWRITERS—The,

t'f shares of

the

Delaware

Hecla, Inc.—New Mill Depot—

processing

cumulative

$100)

outstanding.
Those shares were
called and redeemed at the redemption price and the authorization
"«<f preferred stock was eliminated from the certificate of incorporation
on

for

sales

underwritten.
However, the
purchase any unsold shares.
pay for construction costs.

depot has been opened to

Campbell

of common stock outstanding.
$231,060, equal to $1.16 a share in

on

to

$1)

(par

Divsion

This

water

shares

computed

in

GIVING

debentures

&

mi'.l

Tube.

cash in an

906.

p.

new

area.

revenue code of 1954, without
giving effect to the proposed sale of sub¬
stantially all of the assets of the company.

Net

FINANCING

Authorized

(Serial notes

stock

Calumet

& Machine Co.—Earnings—

with net. Income of

compares

months

Federal

for

on

to

used

at East St.

mortgage bonds due

180,

A

"

■

subordinated

group

Shares—

This company reports for the nine months
income of $189,132, after all charges,

the first nine

the

first

—V.

Inc.,

not

was

were

be

incorporated

plant

—Securities

Super Corp. below.—V.

to

are

CAPITALIZATION

industry specifications both
and the airborne receiving

equipment,

Foods Inc.—President

offering

associates

food

B/G

the sale price was for all
$500,000.—V. 180, p. 346.

Authorized

1430.

p.

racing

Common

Foods

said.

government and

ground,

or

180,

Nicholls

Mr.

under

B/G

Inc.—Rights to Stockholders—

The

proceeds

6%

radio waves which hug the surface of
will permit helicopters to pinpoint their
while flying around city skyscrapers, moun¬

obstacles,

will build

of

that

of

in

system

instantaneously

of

their

and

horse

that the corpora¬
54,081 shares of

of

President

Oct. 15 offered to its common stockholders of
right to subscribe at $5 per share for 140,000
common
stock
(par $1) on a pro rata basis for

the

28

sHar«s

perirrr

net

^

Nov. 10.

and

stated
excess

on

The

low-frequency
Decca

further

Aug.

directors

consisting

the

and a group of investors associated with him, who
the stock for investment.
•

company

10-day

Stock,
to

announced

17

Nov.

on

its

stock

Nichols,

additional
a

Navigator System,

Vice-President

sell

Cahokia Downs,

will be manufactured at North Hollywood,
on

to

common

slightly in

The

including depreciation, amortiza¬

BUSINESS—The

•Insulation
,

the

the

and

Bendix

stockholders.

22

earth,

positions

Co.

&

between

Palmer

to

L.

record

ine

for temporary

Offered—Estabrook

Co.—Stock

agieement

an

according

Inc.

.Mack

Mr

President,

arranged

buying

amount

executive.

bonds of the issue.—V.

Baldwin-Hill

system

B/G Foods Inc. Com¬

Holdings—

Mack,

Foods

are

navigation system, called the Decca Navigator, was
developed in Eng'and and is now widely used in Northwest Europe. It
will be engineered
to U. S. requirements and built in this country

avail-

are now

S.

had

William

versatile

Inc.,

series due 1983,

Stock

tion

a

by the company's Pacific division, it was announced

The

Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
Definitive first mortgage bonds, 4V!»%

sable

navigation

for Bonds—

Trust Co.,
2,
1954

The

all weather helicopter service

com.

$2,439,252
Earns, per com. sh.—
$0.90
*Based on 2,704,472 shares.—V. 179, p. 1150.

'

electronic

An

for

re¬

Dec.

B/G

Corp.—New Navigation System—

304,697

253,135

Prov. for pfd. divs

manufacturers of industrial noise abating devices,

C & C Super Corp.—To Sell Its
mon

1762.

p.

Aviation

Bendix

Irving

before

a

net

Consol.

V

1 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y. will on
receive tenders for the sale to it of first
mortgage 50-year sinking fund gold bonds due April 1, 1960 to an
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $264,069, at prices not to
exceed 105%
and accrued interest.—V. 179, p. 2246.

three-for-one basis. This
to stockholders of record Nov. 15,
on

institutional

proceeds,

Bush Terminal Buildings Co.—Tenders

number of shares which the corporation
boo.ouO common shares
(par $5)
to 2,(par $2);

were

to

company's report also disclosed $41,854 profit on sale of certain

The

or

8

shares

common

.

the preferred

preferred

company,

The

a quarterly dividend of 12 V2 cents per share on
shares outstanding after the formerly outstand¬

common

will

1954.—V.

805,056

$2,381,219

1,242,102

ing

1954—12 Mos.—1953
$4,208,289
$3,879,806

1954—9 Mos.—1953
$3,245,571
$3,053,171

(net)—

parent

the

260,000
.'••• >•

■

of

patents and licenses, less applicable income taxes and other charges, to
bring the net profit and special credits to $93,382 for the first nine
months this year.—V. 180, p. 1322.

Change and convert each one of the 414,034 common shares of
of $5 per share (out of the 600,000 common shares here¬
authorized) issued and outstanding into three issued and out¬
standing common shares of the par value of $2 per share;
; (c) Increase the stated capital of the corporation from $2,070,170 to
$2,484,204 by a transfer of $414,034 from paid-in surplus (capital in
excess of par value
account) to stated capital (capital stock account).

(& Subs.)—Earnings

will -sell

Ralph L. Leadbetter, President, announced on Nov. 17.

The directors declared

American Water Works Co., Inc.

16 voted to authorize a new issue of

stock.
$5,000,000

preferred

par

ported net sales of $1,273,407 and net profit of $51,528 after provision
for income taxes, for the first nine months of 1954, compared with net
sales of $1,369,306 and net profit of $50,443 for the same period in 1953,

tofore

were

$0.75

Burgess-Manning Co.—Net Profit Increased—
This

(b)

$45,392,055 compared with $52,764,473 during the same period of
1953, which is a decrease of $7,372,418, or 14%. The average price of
prime western slab zinc for the first nine months of 1954 was 7%
below the average for the same period of 1953.—V. 180, p. 621.

Exp. of

:

the par value

the

for

income

$679,450

$0.29

—

$2,165,000 will retire outstanding $25 par $1.15
and the rest will finance store construction in
San Fernando Valley and Anaheim, Calif.—V. 179, p. 2362.
V
; Y'■.' '
i
Y. ■■ Y
the

dividend

irom

500,000 common shares

for the first nine
$1,311,000 during the

$25

company

Of

in

aggregate

issue

$257,893

-

—

900,000 shares)

ion

investors.

1974.

p.

of

The

said

180,

"'-are

566.

178, p.

shares

Bell & Gossett Co.—Stock Split Approved—

is

taxes

with

compared

v.

1-

Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc.—Preferred Authorized—

equal

was

1954
1953
Y l
$11,801,520 $12,231,384
514,141
1,347,396 '
256,248
667,946

taxes

taxes

income

__—

The stockholders on Nov.

approved proposals for amendment to the
articles of incorporation to provide for:

1953.

period of

the same

Federal

—V.

amounted

This

The stockholders

1953.

other

and

Sales

share during

a

estimated

for

Provision

than

Canadian

income

L'arnip»r

charges,

all

income

earnings

tions, were $1,264,795
compared with $1,311,151 during the same
period of 1953, which is a decrease of $46,356, or 4%.
i
Earnings on the common stock for the first nine months of 1954,
after allowing for prior preferred dividends, were $1.50 a share com¬

pared

and

Net

..

$1,579,906

$0.48

$438,602

—

share

common

Federal

and Canadian inc.

Federal

before

including provision for Federal taxes on income,
to $290,786 for the three months end§d Sept.
to 27 cents a share on the 1,079,735 shares
of common stock outstanding on that date.
For the three months
ended Sept. 30, 1953, net income was $223,422, or 21 cents a share.
Negotiations for the purchase of Specialized Instruments Corp. and
Spinco Service Co. are progressing satisfactorily, Dr. Beckman said.
Specialized Instruments
is a leading manufacturer of instruments
used
in
biological,
medical,, chemical
and pharmaceutical
reseach.
Combined sales of the two Belmont, Calif, companies in the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1954 were $1,577,393 and pre-tax income $267,650.
t
i With
respect to the outlook for the company in the months ahead,
Dr.
Beckman
said,
"All
divisions are forecasting rising sales and

taxes

inc.

year ago,
Sales were 11%

Beckman

last.

30

—-

Adjustment of Federal
for prior years

fiscal

1955

higher

were

below.—v. 180

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

l._W—

Income

$4,761,964
with $4,285,614 for the same period a year ago.
New
introduced in recent months contributed to the gain in

]Qr

After

net

Sept. 30- 12 Mos. End.
1953
Sept. 30, 54

$15,857,815 $16,4 8,272 $61,024,381
813,009
1,747,906
Profit before Federal taxes on inc.
876,602
698,000
406,000
JProv. for esti. Fed. taxes on income
438,000

Bales and other income

1954,

Co.

1954—10 Mos.—1953
$9,315,173 $61,283,656 $65,458 944

Ended Sept. 3C—

.ales

Net

the
Arnold O. Beckman, President, an¬

a

16.

the

of

quarter

30,

be

1534.

p.

Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.

earnings registered a gain of 30%.
three months ended Sept. 30, 1954, sales totaled

the

saies

first

Sept.

to

are

1954—Month—1953
$9,387,196

——

180,

Nine Months

and

1954

compared

■

Nov.

on

fiscal

products

Owned

—V.

Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—

the

for

ended

period

corresponding

1954—7 Mos.—1953
$
$
44,479,969 349,160,264 327,667,594

1954—Month—1953
$

earnings

and

Sales

,,

proceeds

Bond Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up—
Period Ended Ojt. 31—

being

Beckman Instruments,
the

period End. Oct. 31—

is

lease

The

underwriting.

and Ryan Aeronautical

Corp.

Aircraft

Roiir

Sales___

surrendered.
The claims in San Juan County, Utah, are located in the La Salle
Mountain Area.
Insufficient exploratory work has been done on these
claims to demonstrate the existence or non-existence of uranium in
commercial quantities.—V. 180, p. 1533.
^■'
Y, YY--

The

——-———-—$15,253,513

income

♦After

22,911,86o
11,193,726

47,345

before

working

718.

p.

ing location and did other exploratory work. The results of the core
drilling and exploratory work were not favorable and the company
considers its Wyoming properties to be worthless or substantially so.

1954

Sept. 30—

9 Months Ended

I).

2,409,831

received

—V. 180,

Net

$1.00

3,732,569

share of common stock
—from
foreign
subsidiaries

per

(not included

Income

10,336,201

12,272,541

income

Dividends

'

—

Boeing Airplane Co.—Awards Subcontracts—

engage
mineral

The

Corp."

"Baldwin-Woodruff

to

^

Chicago, I!!.—Files With SEC—

without
capital.

share,

per

for

See

properties for others on a contract basis.
•
The* company acquired from its promoters, Delavan M. Baldwin, Jr.,
Jack S. Woodruff, Jim L. Hudson and R. L. Woodruff, 11 unpatented
uranium lede mining claims located in San Juan County, Ucah, for
58,000 shares of the company's c.ass B common stock.
The company
staked seven more claims in San Juan County and
15 unpatented
uranium lode mining claims in Sweetwater Councy, Wyo.
The company
also leased 12 additional claims in Sweetwater County, Wyo., in the
same area
as
thOoe staked.
The company drilled a core hole on the
lease at its own expense at what it considered to be the most promis¬

changed

in the business of core drilling oil and gas,

income before Federal

$1

used

81,500 .,hs.
6o,000 shs.

23,432,239
303,962

Monday, November 22,1954

.

.

—r**—^—r*

corporation on Nov. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 285'000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered

at

26,020,995
121,546

Balance

.

V.

■■—r

The

SEC

May 28, 1954, under
and its name later

corporat.oh was incorporated in Colorado,
name
of
"Baldwin-Woodruff Drilling Co.,"

The

■

*

Outstanding

300,000 shs.
100,000 shs.

$1)

,

PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized

...

■

(C. H.) Bloss Corp.,

Delavan M. Baldwin, Jr.,. President, to
to retire various amounts payaDle.
Tne
working capital.

by

to

GIVING EFFECT TO

CAPITALIZATION

$
$
222,437,369 222.196,551

_L

income

made

453,680

and

company,

remainder

1954

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

Miscellaneous

the

advances

and

loans

(&

Corp.

Sanitary

Standard

&

Subs).—Earnings—

Earnings

'>

-

d advertisements must be made in New York funds.

$48.00 per year; in Dominion

of

Number 5379

yolume 180

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

3

(2075)

Capital Flotations in the United States in August
And for the Eight Months of Calendar Year 19S4
Aggregate corporate financing in August of the cur¬
year totaled $401,577,054 and compared with the>
much larger sum of $1,127,624,275 in July, which "con¬
stituted the greatest dollar volume for any previous
month this year. For the month of August, a year.-ago, i.
total corporate emissions attained the small sum of

1,000,000 shares of (par $1
the

rent

$241,941,230,
New capital offerings in August last, added up to
$326,002,854 or 81.16% of gross dollar volume, while

issues

bonds

Long-term

•y

totaled

only

and

$75,574,200

debentures,

notes in

August

reached

the

dollar

volume.

In

July

last

the

figure

stood

1 of

of

breakdown

the

stock

total

into

over-all

reached

issues
A

volume,

review

in

month

this

the

of

sum

the

latter

made

at1

$43,145,138

utility issues

surpassed

all

gross

of

$305,497,335

volume."

'

27.09%

or

"

-

vestment

-trust

issues

i

totaled

Leading the
month of

General
of

$1

list

August

Southern

larger

issues

California

This

Edison

Co.

15,

1979;

$30,000,000

Pacific

July last,

Total

Mohawk Power Corp.

issue of

:

99.798

for

Aug

5

385,175,500

33.91

122,775,000

.

we

present

a

tabulation

of

financing. Further revisions
private financing is brought to light.
SUMMARY

OF

the

Refunding

282,495,600

99.772 + *0.892
99.773 + *0.898

Aug 26

92-days

Aug 2 7mos. 20dys.

Total

$4,139,700

'

~

*

:

100

1,004,926,000

1,004,926.000

100

Aug 15

1 year

2,553,549,000

2,553,549.000

100

l'/a

399,836,510
;

733,584,804

34,490,678

>785,913,420

26,170,200;
..

;.

i

<

851,860,950

-1,986,500

284,482,100

j 17,470,290

<296,405,040

t

$96,704,511

$4,314,054,056

years

1,728,164,000

1,728,164,000

100

2'/a

Aug 15

614 years

2,079,976,000

2,079,976,000

100

2V0

546,415,753

546,415,753

4,407,000

4,407,000

Capital

!

January
February

eight

rate

i

1

466,249,711'

20,439,521

486,689,232

15,372,739

329,997,217

70,653,000

591,678,292

521,025,292

)

First quarter—-——

1,301,899,481

v

necessary,

particularly

106,465,260 1,408,364,741

576,914,161
666,467,810
527,318,839

16,141,452

560.772.709
641,307,965
521.319,354

25,159,845
5,999,485

1,723,400,028 V ' 47,300,782 1,770,700,810

502,084,724

June

112,141,200

536,888,359

_

j

180,014,200

from

end

10

doubled

716,902,559

625,306,814
640,635,664

10,540,950

614,765,864
624,958,430

614,225,924

15,677,234

when

New

and

8

:

Total

Refunding
9,543,200

543,724,952
365,724,376
825,109,085

75,851,400

.553,273,152
t

13,357,925

1,734,558,413 '

of

(NEW)—New

held

individual

to

be

K

For
June

for

current

limit

Series

held

Treasury

to

to

is

of

pended
note

on

July
July

interest

accrued

1470,

page

Oct.

19,

Bonds,

footnote

see

2687,

page

on

the

approximates 2.47 %. Salo
Oct. 1, 1953 and are solcl

15th

the

of

month

and

if

held

1953,

Security
f

"

OF

FUNDS

'

$

New
Indebtedness

Refunding

Accepted

']

'-i

Treasury notes, see foot¬

on

"Chronicle."

$

'

'

■

$

7,939,213,567

70,400,608,567 62,461,395,000

91-day Treas.
91-day

Treas.

91-day

Treas/

91-day Treas.

July 29
July 1

91-day Treas.

bills

U. S. savings bonds

Depositary

July ' 1,

1,500,516,000

bills
bills
bills
bills

Tax antlc'n notes-

1,500,516,000

1,500,251,000

1,500,452,000

1,500,255,000

1,500,400,000
507,602,191
7,803,500

8,017,450,691

171,000

1,500,400,000

7,501,576,000

bonds-

,

298,00U

1,499,953,000

1,500,255,000
1,500.623,000

507,602"l9l
7,803,500

,

441,575,776
838,467,010

98,757,525 1,833,315,938

-1

Total

Aug

39,854,250

788,361,335

Aug 19

150,613,000

927,335,925

Aug 26

6,727,000

723,982,364

1

49,789,700 1,203,031,903
153,190,133
356,455,297
71,897,483 " 490,332,891

August
Aug
1

July

Treas.
Treas,

bills
bills

Ctfs. of Indebt'ness
Ctfs. of Indebt'ness
Treas. bonds
Treas. bonds_
U. S. savings bonds
Depositary bonds—
Tax antlc'n notes.

515,874,691

1,500,639,000' 1,500,639,000

Treas.' bills'

Treas. bills
Ctfs. of Indebt'ness'

2

Aug

for

91-day
92-day
91-day
92-day

5

776,722,925

.

$200,000.

Total Amount

1

Aug 15

1,865,000

to

USE

8

Aug 15

732 407 786

$20,000.

.

Total for six months™

295,951,775 4,272,995,562

.

to

Savings

Type of

748,507,085

1,153,242,203
203,265,164.
418,435,408

of

G Bonds, respectively,

return

a

pf the

i

3,077,043,787

i

purchase

yield

Intermediated

increased

data

K

Oct. 23, 1953. For previous data

on

on

110,631,135 4,150,944(787
619,301,395

and

J

or two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month fox*
$1,000 note.' The kale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was sus~

4,040,313,652

241,941,230
734,272,786

available

H,

maturity

each

494,761,309 3,726,851,724

2,773,203

annual

on

maturity or two years Interest
notes of Series "C" began on

and

par

Aug 15

10,724,440

Series

of

of

197,194,250 2,439,679,624

239 168 027

bond,

income

"Chronicle."

1952

if

717,255,364

608 576,955

the

Treasury notes of Series A was terminated on May 14,
1953. Sale of Treasury notes of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes
are
sold at par and accrued Interest to the 15th of the month and

2,242,485,374

395,517,758 1,127,624,275
75,574,200
401,577,054

at

of 2.76%
when
former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds
yields of Series J and K will
F and G. Annual purchase limit of Series J

instead
Bonds.

those

than

previous
30,

63,330,353 2,380,243,977

:

G

combined

Sale

c

1952.

maturity,

higher

and

''

1,

2.50%

37,112,169 1,114,301,499

732,106,517

accruing

starts

with interest paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notice.

has

May

2,316,913,624

326,002,854

Interest

months.

1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
maturity. Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years

to

any
H

3,232,090,415

■

three

months,

at par

Aug

July
AugustSeptember

years, ,8
instead of

July 22

Capital

of

,a Comprised
follows:

as

one year.- Also the yield Is higher in each
Individual limit on annual purchases has been
$10,000 to $20,000 maturity value.

H

Series

Aug 15

Six months

basis.

changed

year.

from

held

1,077,1-89,330

.i

discount

were

beginning June 1,

987,358,500

96,140,649

96,072,451,011

—

bank

a

9

months

SERIES

388,296,049 2,318,486,983

891,217,851

to

years

of six

intermediate

1,930,190,934

Second quarter__

months™.

on

all of which

E—Beginning May 1,
1952.
Overall interest rate raised
from 2.9% | to 3%
compounded semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higher rate achieved by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond

Aug 12

April
May

c

17,654,391,753

_

July 15

!

-tl952-

Total

2

additional

as

1954,' 1953 AND 1952

Refunding

Capital

a

SERIES

;

$

-314,624,478

——.

March___-r-_-_

•

New

a

2 years

July

Total

Refunding

$

,

100
100

yrs.

12 years

for

*Average

showing the different monthly amounts of

-fl953-

1954
New

9% 12

August.

municipali¬

or

V
BY MONTHS

l'/8

614

separate series,

564,414,602

ties placed in the domestic market during August.

CORPORATE FINANCING

1

Aug 15.

for

and

$397,556,630

offerings on the part of the United

be

*0.983

1,500,751.000

3,733,710,000

1 year

Total

.'

3,119,600

Possessions, Canada, its provinces

may

99.749

2,295,504,000
3,733,710,000

Aug 15

4

$4,217,349,545

'

*0.791

99.799

1,500,639,000

Aug 1-31 Aug 1

Co.

since

.i;

1,501,100,000

at

January, 1952,
1954 and 1953 figures

figures
in

a

l,o00,754,000

}'' ' '

Below

c

—

2,448,454,000

Dated

corporate

2

100

•

SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and

278,934,750

no

100

8,017,450,691

Total

30.57

825,690,750

-

7,803,500

39.01

382.383,750

30

751,422,742

-1-

a

7,803,500

2,353,757,000

17.81

730,465.204

———

*0.800

507,602,191

'2,427,772,000

127,706,892

1,893,703

__

99.815 + *0.73t

507,602,191

36.25

7,433,840

__

2,290,405,000

July

222,675.000

$393,416,930

__

There were

1,500,400,000

Aug 1-31 Aug 1

556,980,762

States

2,237,485,000

Aug 1-31 August

397,942,807

|

2,288,393,000

27.81

a

August

]3.%% general mort¬

"0.64&
*0.677
*0.701

91-days
91-days

99.837

91-days
92-days

r

bonds, due Aug. 1, 1984, in the amount of $25,000,000; New York Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd. offering of

99.830 +

1,500,255,000
1,500,623,000

99.823

30.93

April

gage

1,500,251,000

91,787,500'

March

Total

1,500,516,000

2,198,797,000

91-days

as

due

2,275,303,000

91-days

18j,020,000

New

June

91-days

Aug 12

July 30
July 30
July 30

municipal financing for the first eight months

February

1
8

Aug 19

of 1954 is set forth below:

3%% first mortgage bonds, due Aug. 1,
1984;.the Niag-ara

reveals

%

5

Aug 19

slight increase of $11,922,940. For
August, 1953, the total amounted to $259,120,375 and for
the like period in 1952 a smaller sum at
$210,383,818.

the

Light

20 04

^

YleUl

.

July 21
July 30

% of Total-

$97,546,521

Price

70,400,608,567

Aug 12

remainder, $17,470,290, refunding operations.
The
July last at $284,482,100 constituted the smallest

series F,
&

Total Amount

I.

Aug

eight

52

—i_

July

Power

first

43

of $30,000,000

3% first and refunding mortgage
bonds,

Aug.

by

the

Accepted

months

July 15

8

July 29

volume for any month thus far this year, while
■IJune had the largest dollar volume at
$851,860,950. A
comparison of the current month's total with that for

during the

followed

offering

in

Applied for

six

32

r

_____

May
was

.

year

; dollar

Ltd., comprising 3,250,000 shares

stock.

2

the

the $32,500,000 offering of Canada

common

—;

January

placed

July

for

Total

total for

0.25%.

(1954)

Fund

par

of

a

1954

July

June 29

up

month's

DURING

Amount

>■

July.

June 24

grand

Municipal financing in August amounted to $296,405,040, of which $278,934,750 represented new capital and

or

was

that

FINANCING

Amount

'

July 15
July 22
July 22
July 29
91-days
July 1-31 July l 9%-12 yrs.
July 1-31 July
12 years
July 1-31 July 1
2 years

,

-

or

of

TREASURY
••

$

and

made

!

>

Due

26

_____

June

17.53%; next came the other industrial and manufac¬
turing
category
which
amounted * to
$63,652,766 or
15.85%;; miscellaneous, $47,494,620 or 11.83%; railroads,
$17,005,000 or 4.23%; oils, $16,105,318 or 4.01%; iron,
steel, coal, copper, etc., $9,798 850 or 2.44%, and finally

land, buildings, etc., $987,500

privately

23

July

in

i570,408,000

month's

*

!

.

Dated

Total

,

number

STATES

Date

Offered

34

_________

August

the in¬

were

placed

____

;

April

•

which

33.91%)

22

March

of that month's

The second largest in volume in August

,

issues

February

dollar volume, totaling $176,125,000 or 43.86% of'
the aggregate figure.
The opposite was true for July
when the iron, steel, etc. category attained the sub¬
total

represented

January

gross

stantial

and

May—

others

that

of

No. of Issues

the various categories presented each
five-year table shows that for August of

public

in

30

months of 1954 follow:

10.74%.

or

«

,

.

were

volume.^ For the month of August,

Corporate

13

of

up

1974.

private financing comprised 10 issues amounting to
$51,256,250 or 21.19% of that period's total volume.

of

our

year

while

issues

dollar

and

common

1,

ago,

preferred issues discloses the fact that the former com¬
prised 55 issues and totaled $86,329,416 or 21.50% of
the

43

gross

$105,815,525 or 9.38% of that month's aggregate volume.
A

Sept.

$382,383,750

offerings in August increased slightly above
prior month to $129,474,554 or 32.24% of the month's

the

UNITED

stock in

common

total of all corporate financing. In the
previous month,
that is July last, the total was

Stock

total

due

offerings in August
$122,775,000 or 30.57%

totaled

figure of $272^102,500 or 67.76% of the over-all amount.
No short-term bond and note financing came to light
during the month.
I

Canadian)

$25,000,000; $20,000,000 Mountain States

Private

18.82%.

or

of

Telephone & Telegraph Co. 35-year 3% debentures due
Aug.. 1, 1989; the Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)
issue, consisting, of 200,000. shares of $4.11 cumulative
; preferred stock of $100 par, totaling $20,000,000, and the
'$20,000,000 Food Fair Stores, Inc., 3%% sinking fund

/

refunding

amount

1,500,754,000
1,501,100,000
1,500,751,000

1,500,754,000
1,501,100,000
1,500,751,000
3,733,710,000
1,004,926,000

3,733,710,000

2,553,549,000

1,728,164,000
2,079,976,000
546,415,753

„

1,004,926,000
2,553,549,000
1,728,164,000
2,079,976,000
'

4,407,000

546,415,753

—

>

4,407,000

-

Total
I

15,362,643 1,595,515,411

1,580,152,768

Nine months—

TZZim

125,993,778 5,746,460,198

5,620,466,420

_____

.

.

October

Fourth quarter

!

28 773 944

466,311,143

1,387,695,944

—.

eight months 96,072,451,011 83,332,830,000 12,739,621,011

36 483,000

1,424,178,944

2,249,443,739

71,920,964 2,321,364,703

7,869,910,159

♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT

197,914,742 8,067,824,901

82,957,165

940,432,830

474,482,187
786,271,197

89,650,200

564,132,387
830,471,530

4,284,532.753

44,200,333

„

2,118,229,049 '

216,807;698 2,335,036,747

7,870,215,611

787,636,789 8,657,852,400

FINANCING

Issued
Total

six

for

months—

Net Issued

Retired

$

$

$

33,360,700,000 32,328,926,500

1,031,773,500

July1

Certificates

12 months___^

I7,654,39i;753 13,369,859,000

570,829,0%1 6,322,815,653

857 475 665

437,537,199

~~

December

5,751,986,562

August

for

274,877,316 2,049,820,091

______

424,210,596

November

1,774,942,775

for

Total

Third quarter

tRevised.

+16,762,000

138,288,000

155,050,000

,

55,806,000

115,738,000

„

194,094,000

270,788,000

306,752,000
153,025,000

114,880,000

459,777,000

132,880,000

326,897,000

34,014,571,000 32,732,594,500

1,281,976,500

Notes
Total

for

July

(

159,932,000

176,694,000

August—

Treasury

Financing in August

The Treasury Department announced

on

coupon

Aug. 13 the

subscription and allotment figures with respect to the
exchange offering of 1 % % Treasury Certificates of In¬
debtedness of Series D-1955 and 2Vs% Treasury Bonds

JJt I960, dated Aug. 15, 1954, made to the holders of
Treasury Certificates
m

the amount of

amount of

of

Indebtedness

of

Series

D-1954

$2,788,000,000, and Series E-1954 in the

$4,724,000,000, maturing Aug. 15 and Sept. 15,

1954, respectively.

A total of $2,733,090,000 of the Aug.
$4,633,525,000 of the Sept. 15 certifi¬
cates were
exchanged. Of the total of $2,733,090,000 of
the Aug. 15 certificates
exchanged $1,004,926,000 were
15 certificates

and

e?cilanged *or
of

$1,728,164,000

1^8% Certificates of Series D-1955 and
for the 2Vs%

Of the total of

Treasury Bonds of 1960.

$4,724,000,000 of the Sept. 15 Certificates
exchanged $2,553,549,000 were for the new 1%% Cer¬
tificates and
$2,079,976,000 were for the new 2xk% bonds,

^o cash subscriptions
kept,

15

were

received.

certificates presented




them

Holders of the

with

the

Sept.

15

interest

attached. They were credited with the full year's
at the 2%%. rate boriie by the maturing cer¬

Certificates

tificates, they were charged accrued interest from Aug. 15
to Sept. 15 at the rate borne by the new securities for
which they were exchanged, and they were paid the
difference.

-

-

•

,

The Treasury

Department Aug. 12 issued the official
redemption on Dec. 15, 1954, of the
2% Treasury Bonds of 1951-55, dated Dec. 15, 1941, due
Dec. 15, 1955.
There are now outstanding $510,411,450
of

call

of these bonds.

The

for

"

for

August.

Total

for

eight

months

288,752,000
38,145,000

sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund

sold

to

and

notes

to

Federal

Old

Age and Survivors Insurance

(Continued

on page

6)

Trust Account.
{-

-

In the

comprehensive tables on the fol¬
the August and
the eight months' figures with those for
lowing
the

-

in August, outside of the
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
Treasury Department

Total

'

18,000,000

"■Comprises

$3,733,710,000 was allotted to the offering of 1% Tax
anticipation certificates of Indebtedness dated Aug. 2,
1954, maturing March 22, 1955, and receivable at par
plus accrued interest to maturity in payment of income
and profits taxes due on March 15, 1955.

notice

-

Notes

corresponding

years

year

pages we compare

preceding,

comparison.

in the
affording a

periods

thus

four
five-

i

M

©
Oi

ij*

•>

—

Total

$

350, 0

4,62,50

357,08 0 37,9450 13,482 0

413,74850 50, 60 47,650 273,9148 25,0 0

»

25,73,290 1,561.50 "*2417250 7,318.025 4,62,50 267,270 16,352015 5,93 850 35,07 0 263,529 0 1,561,50 241,250 31,72305 4, 62,50 12,567,2 0 "*3870 0 6571 751

150, 0 350, 0

20 ,0 0

35,07 0 237,592.0 24,0570 12X0*,0 " 3870 0

s

Total

I
'

267,270
Refundi g 134,70685 £,093756

140,6795 50, 0 47,650 8,43,106

$

-1950

1,35.8

MOMQO

35,07 0 14,97850 13,05 1

M0 ,0 0

Refundi g 92,61350
$

—1950

—■

Capit l

$

New

Total

$

350, 0

4, 62,50

26,34756 250, 61,43 654 39,78106
"i•'•

Refundi g 19,672 50
$

-195

10 ,0 0

S

Total

19,78 30 l7o5,0

150, 0

286,09 1,652,350 28,4 0 40,169 47

—1951

30 ,0

80294,6533114897620,,7145PmCFutGanritDcoI{poefRbShvlBnvhaeeds.c^graodtmsllinfrnfpumc,dk,y YFTSOAUETMDFIUNVHGHRNISEER
FYFATOIAMNEUUIGHVCRPRSEDL
7

Capitl

*

New

Total

$

;

13, 867 1,65230 28,1409 40,16947

173,012351,0 ,0 4,702,73063,26,175

10,725 0

241,9 230

2,7 3,203

$

Capit l

$

New

170,8 325 1,0 ,0 4,687 30 62, 972

Total

140, *0 -3,68240

$

New

$

271, 250 437l~538 28,05691

390, 0

58,27 50

-401,57

Refundi g 52,6420 23710,

84,~ 570 296,405

75, 420 847~50 17,4029

«

-1954

Capit l
Nrw

SOUM FARY

$

219,4830 197835,18 28,05691

390, 0

5872 50

-1953 Refundi g

25,43795 2,80,0

14647987,32,580028904 ISGCONORRNPEUUPFEWAIT
FGLFACOOVORERREPNIMGNA,TT,E,
Total

17,84971 641,320 68,723 87 248,70 8,160,23 5,79,50

1, 52,350 50 ,0 0

1,652,350

$

20,8350 50, 0 '8,0 0

8,50 , 0 30, 0 2,6 4,325

278,934750 604,937604

framaounicpdltyes

$

53,01 0

New

$

Refundi g 30^5790 7,25,20

0

\35172,14096820,8367,59.

11153723,,,8090826375

f

0

U"

6,480

6,480

10,731980 10 ,0 0

8,946,750

9,25 ,0 14,37 41 4,6 1,320 4,97 ,0 13,5278 35,9870 2,480, 0 8,160,23 15,28326

30 ,0 30 ,0

63^560

7,80 , 0

87,0 0 27,0 70 31,907l3

1, 52,350 50 ,0

1,652,350

1,0 ,0

63,560

1,0 ,0 41,983, 23 1,87 ,315 6,7 6,852 2,135,2 0 67,865 1 ,850 3,2 8,30 67,928 05 20,8350 91, 83 2 9,87 ,315 16,27 852 3,1520 2,732,190

36,8025 658,568 16,83 79 4,798,734

15,0 0

1,0 ,0

327,80 6
19,78 30

10,23.8

5 .6,203

9,076,036 68,293 47 9, 0, 0 90,24 50 16,758 6 62,48 016 5,298,734 475,0 0

15,0 0

571,203

17,951036
,0 0 ,30

1 ,8507 56,251

23,10

Capit l 17,050 105,710 4,723,50 49,6580 13,240 40,0 29,740 219,83 0

315068,482097461,5230.

2/7 3,203

40,750 5,075,30 6,78,76 2,865,318 587,50 70,480 3,294,620 129,47 54 17,05 0 176,250 9,78,50 63,5276 16,05318 987,50 70,480 47,94620

14,60 52,6420

mm

241,9 30

2,758,203

67,865
41,96832 1,87,315 6,20,649 2,135,20 1,850 3,28,30 67,35 702 20,8350 91,6832 9,87,315 13,58649 32,1520 2,732,190 1,850 56,2130

1,0 ,0

17,05 0 135,60 4,723,50 56,840 13,240 40 ,0 0 4,20 0 27,1025

$

—1954

17,84971 641,320 W730.267 248,70 8,16023 5,79.50 10,29760 7- 9,25 ,0 14,37 41 4,61,320 4,97,0 124,5726 •35,49870 >2,480 8,160,23 24,165076
~

Capit l 20,8350 50, 0 8,0 ,0 6,298,0 30, 0 2,64,325 53,01 0 170,8 325
Total

250, 0

2, 02, 0

2, 02, 0

413,7850

217430,,066789955

63,560
658,568
36,8025 16,83 79 4,798,734 " 637560 9,376,036 68,593 47 96, 0 90,24 50 43,758 6 93,87419 5,298,734 475,0 0 25,71036

4,94867 ~ 475~,0O 8,75,0

$

17,8940 CAHARNTDE

326,0 854

150, 0

7,50 , 0

Refundi g 87,0 0 27,0 ^0 31,9013

Cap.t l 9, 0, 0 53,840 16,0 0

239,168.027

150, 0

16,3750

96, 0 53,840 43,10 0 75,8 0

—

2, 02, 0 ~"2i70 0 5 6,203
-1953 Refundi g

10 ,0 0

000
475_,

$

56,0(1 0 20,94860

»

10 ,0

9,638, 26

140, T0 259,120375 2,80,0

203,6514

8,946750

$

—1952

"

250, 0

New

Total

16,28 15 50,78 0 35,07 0 16,045790 1,561,50 " 241,250 20,369140 4,62,50 3,40 , 0 38^0 42,13.715

20,867290 1,561,50 "~2 4~L250 7,318,025 4.62,50

1875 76

Capit l 9,25,0 96,520 4,0 ,0 4,97,0 4,7950 35,0 0 2,480, 0

153,9013 —k~T 18,20~ 7,435.218

Refundi g 152,89013 30 ^0

Refundi g

$

47,565o21,803*O9750

150, 0 350, 0

20 ,0 0

97,48350 1,35 85 9X67 270 2,063 0

5,361,07

25783*,

9,25,0 96,52 0 4,0 ,0 4,97 ,0 5^257O 35,0 0 2,480

$

356,4 297 24,10~6 210,38 1

$

-1953-

$

3870 0

.

841,0

308,260 42,580 150,8190

$

New

17

New

Total

Capit l

273,06895

6,480

Capit l 206,75326 61,425174 39,78106
$

265,431705 25,0 0

30 ,0
327,8036 42,580 , 17lX05,O 15,42.908

2 ,37815 32,901.50 13,25130

2 3.80

267,270

4,870, 0

239,16807

401,57

23,10 53,890 7,25,20

14,60 75, 420

17,65.0 5,075,30 6,78,76 2,865,318 587,50 70,480 3,294,620 106, 45 17,05 0 12,360 9,78,50 56,42756 16,05318 987,50 70,480 3,04620 326,02854

$

New

agencis—. fbSuotnadiyess manufc-trig . heoldtcin.g, manuf,ctrig i holding, manufctrig. hoeldticng., manufctrig. hoeldticng.,

OFAUG ST boannondtedss-.
stock stock boannondtedss-. stock— stock foreign- boannondtesds. stock stock corpate forgeoviegrnmntLGoaoanvnd,•Muni&cpacl—tSt.es,,SPotsaeeins-— toal fdiignnuclrouoedste OFAUGST BNooatneds-s aacensodri indausntridl Miscelanous SNBhooorat-nTteedmss orie indausntridl Micelanous
Corp ate—
utiles sccetooetpa.llr,,E,qumainpumfent bueildtncgs, Inttvrreaustdmsinntg,, utiles scectooeptallr,,,Eqmuainpufmceenst bueifdtcng.s, : Inttrvreausdtmsinng,, utiles scceotoeptallr,,, manufces ori indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Ittnrrvaeusdtsminngt,M,iscelanous utiles seccotoeptallr,,, manufces ories indausntrdl bueildtncgs, Itntrvraeusdtmsinng,,Miscelan-ous csoercpuritate.
T!IBnteraanioklCGaonverndmiant-

MONTH

Domestic- Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candian- Long-termShort-em Pref red Com on Other Long-termShort-em Pref red Com on




Grand

Total

§

Other Farm

United

•These

MONTH

Long-TermRailroads Public

Total

Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Shipng-

Railroads Public Iron, Maotnords Other

Land, Rub er

Ship ing

Stocks-

Railroads Public Iron,Equipment Maotnords Other

Total

— Land,

Oil

Rub er Ship ing

Total-

Railroads Public Iron,Equipment Maotnords Other

Oil

Land,

Ship ing

Total
L

Total

S

5,0 47 90

2,976.01,5 157,420 39,21608 478,02 96 27,54 50

3,0 75

10, 0 125,70 6578To6 2,483 2,09 51,20

Refundi g 93,8 430 51,309 30,857265 6,428,40 8,0 ,0

10, 0 125,70 507350,6 59,7130 1,895,0

$

-1950

5,0 4,790

Capit l 1,982 07 106, 10 362, 34 471,59816 19,54 50
$

3,0 ,0

$
"

3,741,358

4,506, 0 391,869 63,9 73 2,50 , 0 9,46 ,250 5,0 ,0 174567 68

Refundi g 26,4 962 7PO. O 91, 243 9,750,50

2,7 1,50

S

-195

Capit l 3,0749236 3,806,0 29,74563 654,218 3
S

2,50 , 0 6,74 .750 5,0 ,0 I,4~5 076C8

Total
$
.

4,3570,1 37,6035 421,03619 869,7128 12,0 0 '3785076 2,360

17,0 0

63a

17,0 0

70 ,0 0

4,016 17,8425630

3424,61,907,1055729965867 16710,,4538,37,98827460295466

97,8 10 719,35127 2,547,0 106, 3 78 36.912,50 12,7 70 13.952,0

24l",250
52,735807 1,93062 183, 2831 20,97210 1,520, 0 29,043951 68,57 8

241,250
268,9 50 1,6 7 920 50,9 812 6,26,0 34,086 192. 4,960 32,80450 6387(30 95,43951 306,9 8

390,45 714 16,721,89 V132,140 1,450, 8 iLsTilIe 72, 6043

186,7250 1,9427 ,831 245,1367 34,16.50 2.84,0 1,37-.0,964 120,86530 3,4310 104,7508 2.80,0 1,34186 354,89169

51,30.9 51,309 30,85240 5,310,935 ~ 2~6 7~270

17.0 ,0

18,607 1,48 5,0 168,2 90 34,16 50 2,84.0 986,043250 103,89132 3,21 0 102,750 2,80,0 281,057 6

2,50 , 0

Refundi g 8,397.0 30,570 4, 9,640 13,82065 £77790857 32,50 0 3,872,0 6,7290

60 ,0

10 ,0 0

163,20 1,4832,0 163,89260 20.34,875 2,84,0 893,5743 71,3912 9,3 0 102,750 2,80,0

1,90 , 0

606.0 0 150, 0

1, 50, 0 3,806, 0 5,065, 0 462,9381 72,01967

2,56 ,0

9,30 ,350 695,0 0

90.0 0
25,0 0 37,6035 680,539 7 27,8316 38,61 529 93,654 19 3,194,873 28,3L750 9,729517

New

Total

S
_

Capit l

50, 0 67,850 120, 3650 1,37. 540 2,915607,84 23,950

Total

$

New

60 , 0

8,39410
250, 0

106,

1, 50, 9 4,506. 0 5,065, 0 491,3281 76,8476
70 ,0 0

214,567

412,90 .,697035 476,2 50 16,0910 ,2437065 260,8 31 1,470 12,0 0 249,170

~

1834,73 4 3,91398 132,140 1,450, 8 10,341~8l6 1,249 0

168,2750 1,8391,8 235,8 937 20,34 875 0 0 1,29037 85,3-450 29,471 0 104,7508 2.80,0 10,34816 276.5,C6
2,284

3,025,0

$

Capit l

S

New

498,31608 1,~6 876 1,0398576 267,5896

3,851073 32,96035 405, 196 12,0 0 378~5"O76 19,350

5,3 154

1,792 3576

50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 36, 043 2,64807 6 23,950

90,0 0
Refundi g 20,739PO 1,20,0 7,20 13,67 3 6,457,925 50,712 0

Capitl

alites.

New

4,50 350 695,0

2,56 0

21,530 1,69583 0 398,506. 16,091 1,095217 253,608 1,380 12,0 198,4 0

$

9,4 60 963,40 8,041,850 3,720, 0

4,80 , 0

4,80 0

$

-1952

412,90 2,38019.527 504,963 16,0910 1,63 42759 354, 7830 1,560 15,94873 3f>i.740 374,12657
28

321,0497865 1,068347295
EFAMY3NOIUDV1TGRHS. FA3YEUOIV1GR.S
Refundi g 470,5678 4,80,0 15,491650 5,08,20

-1952

4,016

21,9.059041675

4,1598

18,3970 59,260 9,27,640 13,82065 148706 27 35. 0,5 3,872,0 1,0 ,0 78,23 953 367,52945

28,3690 4,82,0 5,980 3 2,730,50 1,0 ,0 1,476053

9

3

50, 0 173,850 32765,0 1,874 92 7,0 ,0

70 ,0 0

-

$

-195

872,30

.

17,0 0

638,0 1

36,8360( 2,381054' 53,46812 40,7126 29,13746( 45,172( 95.43,95 420,9 18

63(f,0 0
268,9 50 1, 89213 38,9 750 6,26,0 149,65807 17,2580 31,28450 6,50 0 149, 80

$

L

6,2 6,0 ( 241,25(

139,7250 157,420 56,7104 1,93062 "~24~L250 189, 3816 20,972,10 1,78,270 29,043951 69,45018

Refundi g 97,8 10 68,49 87 2,547,0 10,35243 6,91250 12,45 0 61,7490

Capit l

50, 0 204,-850 I,276~O 6 1,92457,98 7,0 ,0

5,8324 ,762

36,83.60 1,80742,0 41,536750 6,2>6,0 250,"81^250 208,16530 43,70 6,50 0 21,74 0
000

'

30,9 0 94751,0 46,83015

New

S

$

-1950

15,40 2,43.519,06 49,250

New

Total

Total

90 ,0

90, 0

20,7390 1,4960 78,6340 146,79583 10,7925

90,0 0
25,0 0 32,96035 670,5897 26,90 736 375,697 89,34519 3,194873 28,3l750 98,2 517

4,07965

5,832.476

51,62710 498,31608

21,530 2,36904827 425,163 16,09 1.489,62 34,2590 1,470 15,94873 28731.50

89,154,078214656230GtFovehfrdnSrbammogatunoic,lpeyldyinessPiCaD§ubSDscvapd. ETSMFUITIONNSGCHAONHODRPEREDSFAW 432,73106,86035,540'86691229181457 9126,305748490 4,2901786
FTELMAFIGNUFOOHAGOVCERRRPEDNMIGLNT, 148.57,9602385763,405928,704165,241907.3
Total

$

78649,,7003123

3,647185 176,40 320.1853 26,0 0 62,~3TL821

$

Capit l

S

New

Total

$

124, 87 1f8,t0;,7'5.6: 854,9O76 75,3650

3,5462930 176,2057 312,4.623 75,91 0 26,0 0 62,~37182

3,75 471 109, 0 591,37 01 634,805 1 74,10 9ir2~79,50

$

OCORPFATE,

Capit l

$

New

357,865

201,250 201,250

965,83267

4,2901 786

110,,984456327789 GARONUPIND

98,0 0 295,73 0 4,2173954

8,901243

SUM ARY

CHAR TE

7,536,905

723,464 721,025

31,0 0 28,40695 630, 0 39,62 179 2,07,025 1,0 ,0 4.51,30 16,948369

1,854, 19

7

Total

82,7650 96,70451

215,820 1,90.8 ,37 237,4895 24,850 870.2L413 492,0139816,431,690 27,0 0 219,431246 917,68 19

16,20 0 176,40 652,18 5 42,147,158 124,9 21384,06538 18,9317246 75, 1689

I.ooa

$

New

5,2603,5 1,7850 4,3105 6

5 0, 0
152,913 2 09, 0 472,5761 628, 713 73,250 91,27950

37,40
13,96 0 1,20,0

215,820 1,3247960 lyo.JUO 24,850 74,692^0 407,6 40 16,0/285 27,0 0 37,5067 5 680,91650

Refundi g 31,0 0 20,87 0 630,U0 38,9 715 1,349,0 0 0 4.5L30 14,89260

Capit l

98,0 0

685,0 0

$

$

•1953-

67,"80. 12,3450 3,14 2893 3,90

4,8 05634

5 0, 0

-1954 Refundi g 840,6 937 1 8,*620i54 5,938 4

8570 6 976,3250 3,897038 3,90 0

5,01287,412

Refucding 13,09165 201,250 7.65.430 3,16048'i

-1953-

Total

$

37,40
13,96 0 1,20,0

184,520 1,30926 194,6750 24,850 705,~93485 406,25840 16,07285 26,0 0 3,04870 6 ,0239

50 ,0

194,650 1,8057 47,5230 24.83,750 63.40, 45,31 2 231,57 0 1,948 0 1,0 0 5o76 oO 40,83 0

4264,581 3 2,17 58 124,05749 83,65 13 357,865 18,931246 73,17 0

1,05,0

160,9875 176,205

4,50,0 125,4706 19,850 2,482,0 2576 6 18,7423_9
-1954 Refundi g 46,50 429,37 50

109,538

$

841,2937

$

5,19 37

"~375,13/ 25,0 S,70 0

163,50 173,2 4
426,960
108,9 0 10,45 0 57,4692 48,964185 236,1594 47,156204 6,39,681 16,03157 109,4867

50 ,0 1,05 ,0

Capit l 148, 50 1,450682 470,2350 24,83750 63,40 0 319,84 1 21,3950 1,9480 8,518,0 2570 ,6 25,049761 2,98650,392

Mew

38 ,50 173,2 4

426,960

108,9 0 10,45 0 68,0583 48,964185 241,85291 -47,156204 6,714,854 16,03157 19,8167

152,404,185,22806578067334
10,,158316326742,44598847
184.52,0 1,962473 236,859 24,850 831,9234 4^9, 31 16,4309 26,0 0 214,97 46 90.73,820
,

,07196 ,6350 ,487.65 ,843750 .40 629,812 783,704 6 3,654 38 ,50 173,2 4 .031,57 .91567
24

195

2,566

63

523

687, 279

18, 11,

216 668

46,50 538,4138 4,50 0 130,67 1 19,850 375,173 2,70 0 25,0 . 0 198,4 239 965,83267

1,928 34

AE3NUD1G. boannotdedss stock stock boannotdedssShort-em stock stock foreign-bonaontdedss stock stock corpate BIntaernaioklGovernm fogroveernimgtnGaavnciesd,&Municptal—.Ste,s,PSosteaiens fuindficnalduoosreetsRfeBciooInnattrerinarokl A3ENUD1G. NBootaens-ds utiles- eccotoparl,,manufct acesori imnaadnuunfscttdrrigl bueitldc.n-gs, —hteotrraltducisn.g,, NBoatoens-ds utiles eccotopal,,manufctres oie imnaadnuunfscttrdrilg bueildtcngs, .httoreraludtiscng,, — utiles eccotpoal,,manufctres oie minaadnuunfsctrdtrilg beuildtncgs, htrtoareluddtiiscnng.g,,,Miscelanous utiles eccooptalr,,manuf acesori inmdaaununsftrcdtlrig —!bueitlcd.—ng:s, htrtoraeulddstiincngg.,,,Miscelanous sceocrupritate
MONTHS Corpate- Domestic— Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Candi - Long-term Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on

Total

8




,

Other
*

f

Candian Loan
§

Other Farm

toal •Thes

Grand

*

United

MONTHS Long-Term Railroads Equipment Maotnords
ste l,
8

Public Iron,

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing Investmn

Miscelanous

Short-Tem Public ste l, Equipment Maotnords
Iron,

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ng Investmn

Miscelanous

Total

Stocks-

Railrods Public Isrtoen,l, Equipment Maontodrs Other

Oil

Land, Rub er

Investmn

otal—

T

Railrods ste l, Equipment and

Public iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing Investmn

Total

G

)

.*2,500,000 Rockland Electric Co. 3%%

(Continued from page 3)

Civil

Service

Canal

Zone

Retirement

Retirement

Fund

Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund,

Posta,

Service

Foreign

Fund.

Fund.

Retirement

due
:
i

tion and

,.

The

Capital Flotations

Co.,

Inc.,

£5,000,000 Chicago

,

McMaster

and

Great

Western

Hutchinson

37/e%i

Ry.

i

>

&

Harriman

Ripley

&

t'5,700,000 Delaware,
-

'

trust

Lackawanna

certificates;

:

1955

i

ment.

to

-

1

«

/

-

and

repay

*250,000

maturity.
Co.;
•

yield

to

M,

Offered by

to

<$2,700,000

Hutzler;

&

and Stroud

Ohio

&

Offered

interest.

Merle-Smith,

from

advances

repay

Baltimore

and

by

and

RR.

& Co.,

Stroud &

Drexel
Inc.

&
v

2,023,500
v

>

and

Co.,

&

•

Dick

Inc.;

&

due

Aug.

&,

1984.

1,

3'/»%

Co.
to

Purpose,

Price,

first

bank

repay

101.931%

and

and

loans

accrued

for

interest.

*$2,685,000

York

New

Co.;

Witter

Corp.; Stroud
Oversubscribed.

Han eatic
Co.

&

series

F,

due

for

and

Nov.

1979.

1,

Inc.,

Co.,

&

1,500,000 Central
bentures

Placed

'

sub idiaries.

to

4V2%

300,000

i ($32,000)

4%

Bache

Dann

to

*6,000,000

bank loans
with two in¬

repay

privately

15,

Aug.
of

tive

&

100%

Price,

and

*7,000,000

City

Corp.

ls€l.

*2,000,000

Underwritten

interest.

Loewi

Milwaukee

Horner

&

1979.

1984..

due

Life

150,000
.

promissory note due Aug.

6%

7-year

and

for

1,

for

Corp.

Light

&

Modern

Insurance

149,000

35/e%

for

convertible

working

and

first

*3,500,000

mortgage bonds
Placed pri-

i '

program.

America,

of

Teachers'

Insurance

^

\

v

i

capital.

&

due

notes

1.-

."V-;

*15,000,000

debentures

received

from

company.
Price,
101.086%. and
Offered by Halsey,, Stuart & .Co, Inc.;

Aug.

*1,400,000
•

'

%
"■

&

&

Bruce

Co.;

Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;
Hutchinson

McMaster

&

♦1,000,000

The

*13,000,000
»

Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Patter¬
son,
Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; Wm, E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Cd;, Inc.; L. F. Rothschild
& Co.;
Salomon Bios & Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shearson, Hammlll &
Co.; Shields
&
Co.;
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stix & Co.;
Walter Stokes
& Co.;
Swiss American. Corp.; Thomas &
Co., and F. S. Yantis & Co. Inc., Oversubscribed.

,

*3,000,000

&

Price,

101.25%
&

and

interest.

acrued

Lehman

Co.;

Brothers;

£25,000,000 Niagara
bonds

C.

A.

&
!

•

•

.

Allyn

Co.,

'

and
•'

...* ••

£30,000,000'Pacific

Co.,

working

Putnam

Co.

1984.

Purpose,

construction

new

crued

interest.

!!

■

"

■

'

*

-

Smith

'

L

:

■

'

'

Boston

notes

due

C.)

Oil

sinking

Tool
l,

Co.

1954

Co.

fund

and

Gregory &
Harrison & Co.;

1965,

McMaster

Co.;

and

150,000

for

and

ac¬

Co.

Inc.;

Son

;

,

Overton

Co.;

S

Palmer

Peters,

&

Co.;

Writer

&

Coe;

*9,000,000

Packaging Corp. promissory
Placed privately.

I*

r

notes.

Purpose,

development

1964.

notes.

t

!

&

A.

Copeland

Co.,

Purpose,

Wright, Snider
sold.

Broome

&

&

Inc.;

Co.,

Burke

Co.;

Cohu

S.

Mac-

Clayton

& Co.;
R.

C.

J.

&

Clarke Corp.;

W.

Shelby
Dickson

Equitable Securities
Richards & Co.; Foster

Deetjen & Co.;

&

Co.;

&

Green,

Co.;

Hamlin

Ellis

Lunt;

and

&
Ira

Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;
Hirsch & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;

Co.;

&

Co.;

Bissell

&

Merle-Smith;

&

& Kraus;

Burge

Williams & Co.; Bear,

Sullivan

Hemphill,

Hutton

Corp.;

Co.;

A.
&

M.

E.

W.

Kidder

Hutton
&

Co.;

&

Johnston,

Co.;

Kormendi

John

Co.;

Meeds;

Talmage

& Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; WertWhite, Weld & Co.; J. R. Williston & Co.;
Douglas & McEvoy; Harold E.
Wood & Co.;
Woodard-Elwood & Co.; Wood, Struthers &'Co.; Arthur
heim

&

Co.;

L.

Wright & Co.
Co.

Inc.

and

privately

Inc.; Wyllie and Thornhill;
Yarnall, Biddle & Co:.

>

F.

S.

Yantis

for

new

LAND.
)

E.

Masten

$400,000

Penn

1.500,000

Placed

Becker & Co.

&

BUILDINGS,

Co.,

Price,

Co.;

due

100%

July
of

Inc.

6%

31,

1964.

Offered

public, without underwriting.
20,000,000 Food

Inc.;

B.

&

Kendall,

W.

Pizzini

Sept.

Inc.;
&

Fair

1974.

1,

repayment

Co.

Stores,

Inc.

by company

bank

to

sinking fund debentures due
refunding ($12,500,000) and for

loans

and

general

corporate

Inc.;

R.

w.

Pressprich

Raffensperger, Hughes & Co
Inc.;
Rambo, Close & Kerner Inc.; The
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.; R. C. Schmertz &
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
binger, Deane & Scribner; Stern Brothers
& Co.Stifel
&
Co.,
Inc.; Stokes & Co.; Walter Stokes &
Co.; Stroud & Company,
Inc.; Thomas & Company; Townsend
Graff & Co.; Van
Alstyne. Noel & Co.; Weeden &
Co. Inc.; Arthur L.
Wright & Co. Inc.; F. S. Yantis &
Co. Inc., and
Yarnall, Biddle & Co. Books closed.

Eoston

Corp.;

Inc.;

Fenner

&

First
Co.;

Beane;

Hopwood;

Putnam

Barney
,

Co.;

&

California

Hemphill,

McCormick &

Noyes

Co.;

&

Newburger
&

Co.;
&

&

Lehman

Inc.;

Ripley

Insurance
Power

and

loans

for

Co.,

and

Co.

stock

five

&

Piper,

Tracv.

Van

$50)r

construction.

new

Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co., and White, Weld & Co.

&
&

of

4.72%

to repay
Un¬
Corp.; Paine,

Purpose,
Price,

at par.

COAL, COPPER,

"

,

•

'

ETC.

Iron

"as

a

speculation."

Mines,

Inc.
100,000 shares of capital sto(
Purpose, for exploration and developmei
Price, 50 cents per share. Offered by con
pany^ to public, without
underwriting.
150,000 Imperial Uranium Co.
5,000,000 shares of common sto<

&

Smith,
Noel

STEEL,

Reed Co.

Idaho

10

cents).

expenses,

(par

1

etc.

cent).

Purpose,

Price,

3

"as

Pierce.

Jaffray
Inc.;

Alstyne,

4.75%
for new

others.

'shares

30,000

(par

'

(par

Brothers;

Merrill Lynch.

Co.;

Rogers
Co..

Harriman

Co.;

McDonald & Co.;

Stroud

Life

Colorado

preferred

E.

50,000

purposes

($7,500,000).

&

of

Purpose,

-

3%%

Purpose,

of

shares

$100).

(par

privately

,

10-year subordinated debenture
Purpose, for working capital.

principal amount.

em¬

$125,OOC Banner Mining Co. 25,000 shares of common stock (P>
$1).
Purpose, fori working capital.
Price. $5 per shar
Offered by J. A.
Hogle & Co; "as a speculation" followii
offering to stockholders by company.
217,100 Big Mesa Uranium, Inc.
10,850,000 shares of common stO<
(par 1 cent).. Purpose, for
^exploration and developmei
expenses.
Price,
2
cents
per
share.
Offered by Arl:
Davidson of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
150,000 Chute Canyon Uranium Co.
1,500,000 shares of comnic
stock (par 1 cent).
Purpose, for drilling and ex;ploratic
expenses.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by Jarii

MISCELLANEOUS
Loan

Mutual

Southern

IRON,

1, 1964, inclusive. Purpose, for new construc¬
Price, at par and accrued interest. Offered
by B C

notes

Co. .40,000

stock

$40,475,000

ETC.

$22

by

by Stone & Webster Securities
Jackson & Curtis;
Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth,
Sulivan & Co.. Inc.; William R.
Staats & Co,; Hutchinson
.& Co., and
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.

Inc.

' v"

"

Price,

subscription

Webber,

privately

Ziegler & Co.

Bell

Power

bank

;

1956 to July

$50,000

&

Placed

cumulative

Baptist Home and Hospital, Maywood, 111;
3V2%-33/4% and
4%
first mortgage bonds due
semi-annually from Jan. 1,
tion.

for

stock

common

construction.

new

company

through The First Boston
Corp. with New York Life Insurance Co.; Investors Mutual
Inc.; The Mutual' Life Insurance Co. of New York; the

Placed

promissory note due Aug. 1,

construction.
and A. G.

'

,

shales;of

12,500

for

derwritten

Minnesota Pipe Line Co. 4%%

Purpose,

by

preferred

construction.

,

; -

Light

cumulative

Hose-Austin ,Drilling Corp. 6%
debenture notes due
Aug.
(with
15, 1964
stock
purchase warrants).
Purpose, for
equipment and working capital.
Price, 100% of principal
amount.
Offered by company to
public, Without under¬
_

Light Co.

•

*4,000,000 Rockland

sinking fund debentures due March

for

&

Purpose,
Offered

ployees.

through

Corp.

Power

$6.50).

share.

per

Purpose, for exploration

general corporate purposes)
through A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.

$13,240,000

Co.;




Mc¬

Eisen & Waeck-

Ball,

Co.;

Baxter,

Richard

Dick

Co.;

Hallgarten

&

Placed

program.

Great Northern Oil Co.

1975.

Roger

Pollock
&

Co.;

Gard¬

burger,,Loeb & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Pacific North¬
west
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Roger S,
Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
Irving
J.
Rice
&
Co.,
Inc.;
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Schwabacher &
Co.;
Shearson,
Hammlll & Co.;
Smith, Moore & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stroud
& Co.,
Inc.;-Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American

for

Co.,

E.

&

&

Palmer

notes

Nicolaus

l.'i*

Wm.

Putnam

Jackson

Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mackall
& Coe; Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E.
Masten & Co.;
McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; McDonald
& Co:; Mead, Miller &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New¬

Purpose,

Co.,

Inc.;

Republic

Simmons;

&

All

Coffin & Burr, Inc.;

&

Emanuel,

Co.;

&

Laird,

debentures

Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Under¬
written by Eastman, Dillon &
Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; Blyth
& Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Drexel & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; The Firsr

Co.;

Stockton

Corp.;

Richards &

(par

Ltd. 5%

through Lehman Brothers

&
Co.; Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co *
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; J. A.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis-

Christensen,

Co.;

Davis

F.'

E.

&

Patterson,

&

Weeks &

Bosworth,

Corp.; Ferris & Company; Field,
Marshall; Granbery, Marache

Hill

for
Placed privately through Blyth

writing.

Inc.;

Hutchinson

Loeb

&

Mackall

Co.;

Anderson;

Brew-

promissory

Inc.

&

Massachusetts

inclusive.

Co.

White,

Whipple

Prescott,

Co.;

&

Loeb,

Co.;

Webber,

Lucas,

Co.;

&

Pierce

Baker,

Co.;
&

Co., Inc.;

275,000 Pacuic

privately

*

•*.

Sulzberger & Co.;
Ira Haupt
& Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; H. Hentz &
Co.; Investment
Corp. of Norfolk; Johnson,
Lane,
Space
and
Co.
Inc ;
Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; John
C.
Newburger,

r

j

>

4%%-47/8%

to

North

M.

Merrill Lynch,
&

ReinholcU

Co.;

Blyth

Winslow,

Devon-Leduc Oils,

1.

Crouter & Bodine; Dick & Merle-Smith;
R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.; Emanuel. Deetjen & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Fauset. Steele &
Co.; Ferris &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Foster & Marshall; Freeman
& Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson;

&

&

Cullom

1960.

'through

Ellis

Cook <fc

Pacific Northwest

Securities

with

Corp.

Corp. 3.90%
serial notes due annually Aug.
inclusive.
Purpose, refunding
($1,568,000)
($1,432,000).
Placed
privately with

American Securities

*3,700,000

Townsend,

Legg

,

Co.

Fitch,

Rauscher,

Bradford

&

privately

Newhard,

Co.;

new

accrued

Central

Paine,

Blunt

for

and

Carl

Bacon,

Co.;

Inc.;

Donald; Byrd Brothers;

Co., Inc.

and

<fc
Pickard.
Inc.;
Byrd
Brothers- C.
F.
Co., Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Cooley &
Courts & Co.; Dallas Union Securities
Co.; DeHaven

Hallowell,

I

privately

First

promissory

Placed

Co.

&

Corp.;

Barney

Co.;

&

Barret, Fitch, North & Co.;

Placed

Mutual Life Insurance
Life Insurance Co.

(II.

Co.

Co.

and

par

Co.,. Inc.;

&

Langley &

Walker

Bache

Corbett

&

"H

1,

expansion

Standard

and

Becker

G.

Insurance

OIL

*$390,000

&

Co.;

1 i

33%%

Manufacturing

Cable
for

ri.air

Lemon

1959-1969,

par.

-

Peabody & Co.;

Marks & Co.;

Smith,

expansion

l,i'1964.

expansion.

bonds d«Ue

($23,990,000)
Price, 102.824%

by
Halsey, Stuart &
Allison-Williams Co.; Anderson

Cassell

'

!'«.»;

r,

•

first mortgage

refunding

($6,010,000).

Oct.

&

loans

at

Boston

for

$56,884,000

Offered

Burns.

It

*2,500,000

&

Adams & Peck;
& Strudwick; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baxter,
Wll.iams & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Stockton Broome
&
Co.; Burnham & Co.; Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.;

)•

!

'

•

.

Light Co, 3Va%

due

Price,

Beane;

C.

H.

bank

repay

by Kidder,

Life

(II. K.) Co., Inc.
4%%-promissory notes due Aug.
1,
1955-1969, inclusive.
Purpose,' for .^expansion.! Placed
privately through The First Boston Corp/ -^. >.

Rome

York.

,

Co.
r.

&

note

and

Mutual

A.

Barrett,

Co.

&

W.I
G.

&

Haupt
Shoe

at

Insurance

New

£20,000,000 Northern States Power Co.
(Minn.)
200.000
shares of
$4.11'"cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose,
refunding.
Price, $101,732 per share and accrued divi¬
dends.
Offered by Lehman Brothers; Riter & Co.; Adams
& Peck:
Allison-Williams Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;

Porter

&

Equitable Securities Corp.; SaloCarl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Riter

&

1

promissory
with

capital.

general corporate purposes.

Inc.;

Hutzler;

Power

1,

Aug.

&

&

debentures

to

First

The

Co.;

erle, Inc.;
•

shares

596

of

&

(Inc.);

Curtis;

ner;

Co..

Mutual

Power
Corp. 3Va%
general
mortgage
Aug. 1, 1984. Purpose, to repay bank loans and
construction. Price, 102.26% and accrued interest.
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;

Bros.

principal amount.

$250

Inc.;

Donald

Equipment Corp. 4%% promissory notes
Purpose, to retire borrowings by sub¬

Mohawk

Offered
mon

Bros.

of

($3,117,200)

Connecticut

*700,000

Kuhn,

by

Salomon

Purpose,

Inc. serial notes due 1956-1964, inclusive.
general corporate purposes. 'Placed privately
Blunt Ellis & Simmons.
1 •

Oster-(John)

1,

due

for new

.

Offered

and

-i

20-year

refunding.

Price,

Life

of

Eastman Dillon

($1,690,000).

Underwritten

Fenner

William

Co.,

Mid-States

and

98.700,000 New Jersey Power & Light Co. 3*/8% first mortgage bonds
due Aug. 1, 1984,
Purpose, refunding ($5,500,000) and to
repay bank loans and
for new construction ($3,200,000).
Loeb

units

privately

serially from Nov.

Hutzler.«'

of

Co.,

Co.

Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Placed privately through Dovenmuehle,. Inc.

Co.;

Milwaukee

for

Co.

Co.

through

and

($3,310,000)

Weld

1,

for

due July

Hirsch & Co.; Loewi

Co.;

&

Jenkins

.

1

Heller

Hemp

' Purpose,

'*•

100%

investor through The
Tucker, Anthony & Co.

through

•

Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Baker, Watts & Co.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Clayton Securities
Corp.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Foster & Marshall; Green,
Ellis & Anderson; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.;

I

and

York

New

Public
Service
Co.
50,000
shares
of
4.30%
preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, refund¬

Stearns

1969.

the

Insurance

Telephone

investors

Pierce,

Placed

due 1964.

institutional

Purpose,

parent.

interest,-

accrued

1,

new

&

York.

Precision

July

and

Telephone & Telegraph Co. 35-year 3%
Aug. 1, 1989.
Purpose, to repay advances

due

New

General

an

States

Placed

construction.

new

with
Life

Rhoades & Co.; Laurence M'.

,

Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Offered by company to public, with¬

3.7%

of

5V2%

construction

stock.

refunding

Purpose,

sidiaries

*500,000

920,000,000 Mountain

in

$1)

1974.

due

Co.

debentures

Price,

Froedtert Corp.

Co.

Annuity

of

$251 per unit.

for

(Dallas, Pa.) 5,000 shares
preferred stock, series B (par $100).
Purpose,
construction,
etc.
Placed privately with insti¬

Commonwealth

ing

& Co.

public, without underwriting.

to

Benefit

cumulative

Price

White

prior debentures due 1964 and
(par

Mutual

Telephone Co. 80,000 shares of $1.20
stock (par $25). Purpose, to repay

&

and

Mutual

5,000,000 Missouri

debenture

underwriting.

($382,800).

Central

Union

share

one

out

6%
stock

common

and

5%, convertible notes due Aug. 1,
1974., Purpose, for capital expenditures, etc.
Price, at par.
Offeied
by
company
for
subscription 'by
stockholders.
Underwritten by Alex. Brown & Sons.
•:
Gas

100,000 Hagcrstown

by company
Inc.

of

Placed

par.

Employees Insurance

the Government
Savings Bank.

preferred

privately

the

for

serial notes due to July

promissory

convertible

Entron,

at

Co.,

Insurance

Life

Co.,

Dock

Water

loans

tutional

expansion.
Placed privately with
through Goldman, Sachs & Co.

working capital, etc.

Price,

Co. 3.40%
construction

Woodmen

Co.,

for

Offered

-V

California

of

i

working

'

Underwritten by

Co., Inc. 3V\% -3V2%

Entron, Inc. 7%

program.

Association.

,

&

The

t

Diy

dividends.

investors

Products

Co.

Insurance

Purpose, for

with

vately

Life

Power

*1,500,000 Georgia

(Inc.);

CO.

mortgage bonds due
Placed privately

first

Purpose,
Berkshire

with

Republic

Mason,

Telephone Co. 4'Va%
for expansion

*100,000 Fidelity

Jackson

Webber,

Paine,

Bell & Farrell,- Inc.; Boenning & Co.;
Corp.;
McCormick, &
Co.,
and Scott,
Inc.
Oversubscribed.

Co.;

Securities

First

by

Central

Co.;

&

and

cumulative

,

Curtis;

Insurance

bank

1974.
Purpose,
for general
corporate purposes.
privately through A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.

accrued

Penn

Co.,

&• Co.

($1,140,000)

Purpose,

Purpose,

Price,

construction.

new

Mutual

the

Loeb
Hentz &

H.

lor

&

Liie

Kuhn,

by
Co.;

and

through Union
Securities Corp.
and Smith,
Co. with the Equitable Life Assurance Society
the United States, the New York Life Insurance Co.,

of

for work¬

Placed privately with an institutional

principal amount.

1970.

UTILITIES

privately
Barney

speculation."

Central Soya
1,

par value are taken at par, while pre¬
value and all classes of common stock aro

par

no

Electric Co. 72,000 shares of 4.10% cumula¬
preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to repay bank

loans

through Goldman Sachs & Co.

institutional

■

refunding

Automatic Firing

bonds,

mortgage

1955.

MANUFACTURING

AND

($1,545,000).

a

1,

by Macdonald

*$7 200,000 Atlantic City

sub-

convertible
Purpose,

underwritten

Co.;

&

Common,

Purpose,

due

and

consolidated
June

stated

of a

stocks of

ferred

mortgage

1, 1974.

Allied Laboratories, Inc. 3'/2%

investor

due

ETC.

first

Inc.

Co.,

Noyes

Vletor,

INDUSTRIAL

1969.

Telephone Co. 4>/2%- convertible subordinated de¬
due May 1, 1969.
Purpose, for new construction

advances

stocks

(Preferred

and

100%

first

Purpose,

construction.

new

3.35%

companies.

surance

and

Service Co.

Water

Placeu

program.

Placed

"as

*1,500,000 California

■

of principal amount. Offered b>
subocription by common stockholders.
Un

Hemphill,

capital

& Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Indianapolis Bond
Share Corp.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; F. S, Moseley &

Dean

,

Price, 100%

for

Haupt
&

;

*500,000

by Lehman Brothers; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,1 Ball, Bulge & Kraus; Dick & Merle-Smith; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Ira

1.20%

and

1954

1,

refunding. Price, at par. Offered
G. Newcomb, New York fiscal agent.
Purpose,

STOCKS

debentures due Aug.

and

OTHER

Sept.

dated

Banks

Credit

Intermediate

Federal

debentures

$4,723,500

bonds

mortgage

and Government Agency Issues

Farm Loan
$84 845 000

TUBLIC

Corp.

subscribed portion

Offered

Tj.

$44,200,000

UTILITIES

Light

construction.

new

&

convertible debentures due

COAL, COPPER,

Metallurgical

>

ordinated

Co.;

debentures, series C, due Aug,
expansion.
Placed privately with
and Mutual Life Insurance

for

Purpose,

'

"

Colleries

Pittsburgh

Co.,
PUBLIC

1974.

1,

and col¬
lateral trust notes due July 1, 1966.
Purpose, for genera
corporate purposes. Placed privately with an institutiona.
investor through Granbery, Marache & Co.

&

Power

Sachs

for construction

Purpose,

'
Boonvillo

company

Inc.

Inc. 3%%

United Air Lines,

computed at their onering prices.)

ing capital.

$17,005, 000
£7,500 000 Arkansas

1974.

IRON, STEEL,

Central RR.
accrued

100.70%

Stuart

Co.,

York

New

Price,

Halsey,

30,

Pur¬

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Co. of New York.

First

The

by

notes.

Morgan Stanley

Co.;

Goldman,

Co.;

&

1

to purchase railroad tank cars. Placed privately with
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.

15, 1979.
Purpose,. to
construction.
Price,

Offered

interest.

accrued

Dean Witter &

Dillon

$135,650,000

£3,650,000 Lakcfront Dock & Railroad Terminal Co. 3%% first mort¬
gage
sinking
fund bonds, series B, due Aug. ,1, 1974.
Purpose,

and

and

first

.

of New York.

Co.

Natural Transportation Co. promissory

Texas
pose,

privately.

equipment
Feb.
15,

Salomon Bros.

Union Securities Corp.,

*20 000 000

3%

new

1963.

Insurance

.

Aug.

for

Tidewater Telephone Co. 4'%%

Purpose,

1.35%

from

23,4%

RR.

semi-annually

due

inclusive.

1969,

refunding

Co.

due

and

Financfe Group, Inc. 4'/2% promissory note due July
Purpose, refunding
($960,000) and for working
Placed privately with The Mutual Life

Home

Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.

June

for new equipto 2.95%, according to

Western

&

series

15,

Aug.
Price,

*1 450 000

Edison

Placed privately with The

of New York.

capital ($740,000).

20-year•3V2% Sinking fund
Purpose, for new construcPlaced privately through
with a group of institutional in¬
'
%

series F,

promissory note due Dec.

Inc.

refunding.

Purpose,

1968.'

1
.

& Co.;
Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Blair
& Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); W. C/ Langley
& Co.;
Weeden & Co., Inc.; McLeod, Young, Weir Inc.;
Schwabacher & Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Brush,
Slocumb &
Co., Inc.;. Elworthy & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Lester,
Ryons & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
Sutro & Co.; Crowed, Weedon & Co.; Stone & Youngberg,

Hallgarten & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp. Oversubscribed.
■

*1 700 ' 000

.,

loans.

Corp.

loans

Corp.;

Eastman,

trust bonds

collateral

:

1974.

1,

bank

California

100.526%

bank loans and for
Offered by Glore, Forgan
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.;

Aug. 1, 1969.
Purpose, to
improvements.
Price, at par.
Co.;

Co.

&

•

-

.

•

bank

Boston

%

*

due

Boston

;

Monday, November 22, 1954

.

Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Co.

Power

July

reduce

mortgage bonds,

equipment trust certificates,
series Z, due annually Aug. 1, 1955-1969,
inclusive. Purpose,
for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 1.50%
to
3.05%, according to maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart
&

&

due

First

repay

t$2,655,000 Central of Georgia Ry. 2%%

,

Light
to

<

130,000,000 Southern

,

,

new

*

.

.

Home Finance Group,

1,

($1,089,000) and to
construction ($1,411,000).

.

Later Than Five Years)
RAILROADS

'

refunding

for

vestors.

(Issues Maturing

Long-Term Bonds and Notes

,

and

*1 000 ' 000

first mortgage bonds, series A,

Purpose,

loans

debentures

During August, 1954

i

bank

1*7,000,000 Rockland
x

^

1984.

The First Boston Corp.

System,

Details of New

1,

iPlaced privately with three institutional investors through

j j

j

July

<repay>

i

Government Life Insurance Fund; National Service
Jtiife
Insurance' Fund,
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. tNet retired.

Ravings

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

3

(2078)

speculation."

a

cents

1

per

for

sh-re.

,

exploration,

O'fered

by

J.

development, et
Arthur Pett C<

Completed.

*

I

*

+

Represents Issues placed
Indicates issues sold

T Indicates

special

privately.
competitively
offering.
"
'

\

«

I"

;

Number 5379

180

Volume

100,000

Uranium,

Inland

cenft.

1

(par

Inc.

5,000,000

Purpose,

for

Price, - 2 cents
Securities.

expenses.

Mountain

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

^.

shares

of

exploration

share.

per

capital

and

stock

20,200 Stavid Engineering,

development

Offered

by

'

.-

150,000 Kanab Uranium Corp. 5,000,000 shares of common stock
(par 2Va cents).
Purpose, for exploration and develop-?
ment,
expenses.
Price,
turee cents per share.
Offered
by Thornton D. Morris & Co. ''as a speculation."

147,500

King
50

cents

300,000

Lisbon

All

(par

General

150,000

Lucky
(par

Rice

cent).

"as

Co.,

Co.

10

a

and

of

.

$1

,/

shares

share.

per

of

James

Purpose,

Toolan

M.

by

&

"as

for

Price,
-

300,000

North

North

Park

stock

(par

costs,

class

Price,
Co.,

shares

exnloration

share.

per

Co.,

Inc.- 750,000

shares

common

John

5

Price,

expenses.

Brothers

S.

100,000

&

share. Offered by
speculation."

20 cents
"as

Co.

a

250,000

t

I

'

-

'Vv';

Harrison

per

•

-

-

,

Hill Uranium, Inc. 1,000.000 shares of common
(par one cent). . Purpose,
for exploratory drilling,
equipment and working capital. Price, 10 cents per share.

297,500

Republic
mon

Gas

stock

•

7

•

Teden

&

share.

Price, 25 cents per
"as a speculation."

Inc.

stock

share.

working

and

expenses
Offered by

M.

to

A.

Cleek

Mortimer

B.

and

Russell

J.

public.

and

Price, $8.10

Offered by

by

Dallas

M.

H.

Rupe

Fairman
ft

Co.;

Co.;

shares

Son;

Straus,

(Inc.);

Harris

G\

A.

&

Co.

&

ft

Lentz,

share
for

per

company

Unsubscribed

ByHesby

Sills,

Cromwell

Scott
ft

cumulative convertible

Purpose, to repay bank

stockholders.

Edwards

Newton

Demp-

Inc.;

ft

W.

&

C.

Sons;
Fusz-

Co.;

,

Co.;

Taussig,

Day

&

Co.,

and

Iixc.,

Clayton

Corp.

Oil,

Ltd.

for

250,000 shares of

equipment1 and

stock

common

drilling

Petro-Chemical
$1).

(par

Corp.

Purpose*

$1).

(par

Price,

expenses.

500,000

shares

of

develop properties,

to

at

common

etc.

Price,

C ;
•

LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.

-

,

r

(no

capital.

Price,

Peter Morgan ft Co. "as

purchase

to

j

Offered 1
viiuwa »

for

company

subscription

by

stocKu^aers,

Co.,

10

$1.15

cents).

per

per

;■(

for

Purpose,

share.

Offered

efforts" basis.

by

working

Aetna Securities

Oversubscribed.

stock

common

capital,

etc.
Corp.

•

,

Price,
on

a

Southwestern
etc.

&

300,000

Price,

Co

Corp.

share.

per

$587,500

and .working

!

capital.

Price,

$1

Inc. "as

a

per
share
speculation."

•

per

-

Adams

Yankee

etc.

Uranium

working

"as

shares

Price,

acquire

to

cents

two

of

per

stock

common

share.

*

'

t'

Blau

■

shares

31,657

Co.

Instrument

(par $1),.
Purpose, for working
share.
Offered
by company for

of

holders.
i

299,250

Corp.

of

.

'V

Custer

Channel

2,400,000

65,000

America

Corp.

stock

$1).

Corp.

D.

&

and

Corp.

Purpose,

by

underwritten

Stroud & Co.,

Inc.; Reynolds ft Co.;-Newburger & Co., and
& Co., Inc.
All sold.
■
■ '■-_
7

300,000

Justice
(no

share.

ing,

15,000 shares Of
development work.

Inc.

Purpose,

Offered

"as

(170)

fur

7.

.

$20 pel

by company to public, without underwrit¬

speculation"

a

Price,

.'7

stock

common

•

.

.'7.'

Mayrand,
stock

$10). in
shares

per
j

243,984

$50)

units
of

duction

1,000

Inc.

(par

of

unit.

sales

shares

stock.

&

Offered

development,

by

'

Co.,

■

Electric

Products, Inc. 50,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for working capi¬

tal.
Price, $6 per share.
Offered bv Louis C. M Clure &
Co.; L. H. Rothchi'd ft Co.; Eell ft Hough; and Allen & Co.

250.000
-

Riverside
(par

10

working
Walker

258,500

Plastics
cents).

capita!.
&

Co.

Water

$°.50).

Purpose,
per




Price,

$5

per

share.

Offered

by

G.

H.

Oversubscribed.

Shasta

$11.75

50,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for mach'nery. equipment and
Corp.

22,000

Co.

share.

for

shares

expansion

Offered

and

of

capital

stock

(par

working capital. Pri;e,

by Davidson

ft Co.

Completed.

Co.;
&

-

'

Starkweather

Inc.;

ft

Stockton

Co.;

ft

Broome

Stone & Youngberg;
Straus, Blosser & McDoweU;
Smith & Lombardo,
Inc.;
Sutro Bros,
ft Co.j
Charles A. Taggart ft Co., Inc.; J. W. Tindall ft Co.; VevCo.;

Stubbs,

7

ft

coe

ft

Co.;

Waddell

&

Reed,

Inc.;

and

Webber-SimpsoA

Co.

Davenport & Co.; Davis &'■
De Pontet & Co,,
Inc.;,

$70,408,000

MISCELLANEOUS

&

Sons;

ferred

Price,

Co-.,

$50).

(par

by

scription

to

company

without

public,

by company, without underwriting,
class A common stockholders.
- "

for sub¬
:

Casualty Insurance Co.- 30,000 shares of class H
common
stock
(par
$1).
Purpose,
for working capital.
Price, $5 per share. Offered by McDaniel Lewis & Co. Ift

150,000 Carolina
•

,

of

residents

290,000 Century

Price,

,

ft

,

Carolina.

North

Acceptance
stock
(par

vertible
7.

E. !.-

$5

per

Corp.

Commercial
stock

common

five

and

of class A con¬
working capRrt.
Paul C, Kimball

stock

Eichler

Offered

$1).

Gas

by

$6

cumulative

if

15,000. share.--,

A.

J.

'a*

Grayson

cv

Price,

to

$21
A.

Battles

&

Co.;

100,000 shares of comuift
bank loans and i*>e
share.
Underwritten L/

Corp.

Purpose,

Dillon & Co.;

ft

of

,

capital.

Eastman,

and

10

unit.

Propane

(par

working

(par $20)

cents) in units of one preferrv'l
shares.
Purpose, for working capital.

common

2,100,000 Suburban

repay
per

Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bate.uE..),
Co., Inc.; Bingham, Walt r ft

C.

Inc.; Bioren & Co.;

Blair ft Co. Inc.; Cohu & O
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; tftr.ft
Hallowell, Sulzberger ft Co.; Hanrahan ft
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes ft Co.; Hill Richards ft tCo.; Jaun^/
ft
Co.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kalman ft Co., me.;

Hurry,

Crowell,

Weedon

California

-

by

shares

3,000

Corp.
stock

(par

Price, $100 per
speculation."

'■

for

Purpose,

Underwritten

convertible preferred

-

shares

58,000

$1).

share.

Co.

300,000 Midland

Co.;

Kidder,

Peabody &

ft

The

Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Newburg.*
Ohio Company; Piper,. Jaffray & Hopwoo};
Co.; Quail ft Co.; Riter & Co.; Scherck, Ri .he t
Co.; Shields & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Starkweawir*
ft Co.;
Union Securities Corp., and G. H. Walker <7 Co.

Nelson,

Inc.; Newhard, Cook

Co.;

Putnam ft

and

Putnam & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &,
Reddoch & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner;

Inc.;

& Co.;
& Co.;.
Rutter & Co.; Saunders Stiver & Co.; E. H, Schneider &
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;
Chas.
W.
Scranton & Co.; Sebastian
& Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.: Shropshire & Co.;
I. M. Simon & Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith, Moore & Co.; Smith.
Ramsay & Co. Inc.; Southern Securities Corp.; Speer &
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Starkweather & Co.; Stein
Bros. & Eoyce; Sternberger & Co.; Ste-ne, Agee & Leach;
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson & York; Stix & Co.; Strader,
Taylor & Co., Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McD-well; Sutro &
Co.;
Swan-Rowley Co., Inc.: Sweney Cartwright & Co.;
Texas National Corp.; The W. C. Thornburgh Cc ' Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Spencer Trask & Co.; Van Aisly-1"
Noel'& Co.; Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.; St. Denis J
Villere & Co.;
Wilev Bros. Inc.; Willis. Kenny & Ayres,
Inc.; Wilson, Johnson & Higgins; Dean Witter & Co.; Wulff,
Hansen
& Co. and Fred C. Yager, Inc.
Oversubscribed.

by

1,000 shares of class B comr.uA
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, a*

Bureau

Test

Offered

par.

&

& Co.;.

Offered

par.

California
stock

Goodbody & Co.; Walter C. Gorey Co.;
Co.; Grant-Brownell & Co.; Greene &

Inc.; James N.

at

underwriting.
50,000

&

& Humphrey,- Ine.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W.
Co.; Jaffe,-Lewis & Co.;
Jenks, Kirkland

Loan Co., Inc. 15,462 shares of 7%
cumulative pr*1-*
stock
(par
$10).
Purpose,
for working
capital.

$154,620 Bell

Eqditable Securities
Evans

'

'

Co.;

Reynolds & Co.; Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.; Riter
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Win. C. Roney
Rothbern & Co.; Rowles,
Winston & Co.; Russ

Ocean

$5).

&

Denham

&• Co.,

Co.;

Inc.;

Rauscher,

wald,

i

&

Parcells

pro¬

Manufacturing Co. 20,322 shares of common
stock
(par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans, etc. and
for
working capital.
Price, $12 per share.
Offered by
romp ?nv for subscription by common stockholders, without
underwriting.

300,000

West

Inc.;

Outwater

pharmaceuticals. Price, $300
company to public, without under-'

writing "as a speculation."
North

for

Purpose,

\

Hugh Johnson &

Co.,

Co.,

.

ethical

of

>

Bullington-Schas & Co.; j
Philiips
Co.;
Campbell,

Whiteside

Co.,

Co.;

fch-pard

6% cumulative preferred
of common stock (par
of preferred stock
and 10

of

shares

2,500

four

common

and

shares

and

Chace

ft

Co.; Mullaney, Wells ft Co.; Nesbitt, Thomsc 1
John L. Nolan ft Co., Inc.; H. O. Peei, ft
Pierce ft Co.; Daniel Reeves ft Co.; Reyn¬
olds ft
Co.;
Roman and Johnson; Rodman ft Renshay'*Rov/les, Winston ft. Co.; Salomon Bros, ft Hutzler; Scharif
& Jones. Inc.;
Selected Securities; Smart, Clowes & Os¬
ft

Scoville & Co. Inc.; Nesbitt, Thomson and
& Co.; R. C. O'Donnell and Co..;,
Wells; Pacific Northwest Co.; Charles A.
& Co.; Parker and Weisssenborn Inc.; Prescott,!

&

75,000

Moreland

David

McCarley & Co., Inc.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.'; C. C. McCune & Co.;- McDonald & Co.;
McDona'd-Moore & Co.; McKelvy & Co.; Carl F. Mead &
Co.; Memphis Securities Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Mid-,
South Securities Co.; Miller & George; Revel Miller & Co.;
The Milwaukee Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Ed. Murray
&

»

Industries,

par).

shares

York

W.

Inc.;

Co.,

&
Co., Inc.; Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co., Inc.;
Edward D. Jones & Co.; Jones, Kreeger &
Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; H. I. Josey and
Co.; John B.
Joyce & Co.; Kalman & Co.,
Inc.; Kay.;
Richards & Co.; Kenovver, MacArthur & Co.; Kerr & Bell;;
A
M. Kidder & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Kinsley &
Adams; Kirkpatrick-Pettts Co.; Richard E. Kohn & Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Loewi & Co.;;
Irving Lundborg & Co.; MacBride, Miller & Co.; Manley,'
Bennett
&
C07
Mann
and Gould;
The Marshall Co.;
Martin Investment Co.;
A. E. Hasten & Co.; McAndrew

bank

Unsubscribed

(•<

Co.;

<fe

Applegate

40,555

reduce

to

stockholders.
Warren

C.

&

Stieglitz; Carter H. Harrison & Co.; Ira
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;:
Hemphill Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;:
Barrett Herrick & Co. Inc.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hickey
& Co. Inc.;
Hill & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard «fe Son; J. H.
Hilsman & Co., Inc.; Hirsch & CO.; Hooker & Fay; Hulme,|
Hecker

Hutton

Cement

$10i.

Co.,

&

Sullivan

Co.;

Co.; Kay Richards & Co.; Laird ft Co.; Irving Lundbo> f
ft Co.; F. M. Mayer; Mid-South Securities Co.; J. Marv.-.-v

jc

>'

Bensdorf &

Haupt & Co.;

shares of common stock
loans and for expan¬
sion.
Price, $25 per share to sto-kholders apd. $43.50 to
public.
Offered by company for subscription by common
(par

Herman

Inc.; J. C.
Edward M. Bradley & Co. Inc.; Braun,
Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush, Slocumb

House

Gradison

Halle

Ladd;

common

Manufacturing

Hercules

Co.;: Blair

Bosworth,

Corp.;

Y.

E.

Garrett
W.

Co. 56,327 shares of capital stock
(par
$5i.
Purpose,
for expansion and work ng capital
Price. $3 0 per share.
Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders, without underwriting. All sold.

1,017,020

,

Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co. Inc.; Fulton, Reid & Co.;:
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.; Gairdner & Co., Inc.; Robert

All- sold.

Gray

&

ft Hough;

ft

Clayton Securities Corp.; Cruttenden & Co.; S. K. Cui7ningham & Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs ft Co.; J. H. Dra; >
& Co.,
Inc.; Fahnestock ft Co.; Fridley ft Hess; Fulton,
Reid ft Co.; Gairdner & Co., Inc.; Gross, Rogers, Barbou-,
Smith
ft Co.;
Harriman
Ripley-ft Co., Inc.; Harriso \
ft
Austin, Inc.; Ira Haupt ft Co.; Johnston, Lemon

7*

Corp.; Estabrook &
Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Fairman,
Harris & Co.,
Inc.; First California Co.; The
First
Cleveland Corp.;
First Securities Co. of Chicago;

shares of common stock
Price, $4.50 per

of America 200,000 shares of
Purpose, to reduce bank loans

Curtiss,

Grubbs;

563,270

Co.;

Deetjen & Co.;
Co.; Clement A.

for
working capital.
Price, $32 per share.
Underwritten by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and Stone & Webster Securities
(par

C. j

Barrett & Co.;

Beil

(U. S. currency). Underwritten" by
Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Baxter,
A, G. Becker ft Co, Inc.; Boenning <■ i

ft

Forgan

Co.; Burke ft MacDonald; Carr & Co.; Cantor, Fitzgerald
ft Co., Inc.; Geo. W. Clarke; Blair F. Claybaugh ft Co.;

A.)

Sears & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.; R. J. Edwards, Inc.;
Ellis & Co.; Ellis, Holyoke & Co.; Ehvorthy &Co.; Emanuel,

Wing Corp.

Electronics

A.

Completed.

Joseph Cummings; Cunningham, G'unn & Carey,

M.

Davis;

7,800 shares of Class B com¬
mon
stock (par $2).
Purpose, for development work, etc.
Price, $20 per share. Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders, without underwriting.

•

Co.;

Draper,

$1).
Purpose, for working capital.
share.
Offered by Fulton, Reid & Co.
(par

156,000

Co.;

Securities

Inc.;

capital.

Underwritten

Catalin

Inc.;

Sheldon

Robert

&

Bros.;

stock

common

Price, $6 per
subscription by stock¬
by Chnce, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Draper, Sears ft Co.; Fahnestock ft Co.; Amott,
Baker ft Co., Inc., and Nauman, McFawn ft Co.
7 7'7V7

v

Webber, I

Frederic

Winslow
Inc.;
Chiles-Schutz
Co.;
City
Securities Corp.;
Clark, 1
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick Inc.; Cohu & Co.; Courts & Co.; !
G.
H.
Crawford Co^,
Inc.; Cruttenden
& Co.; Cullman i

OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
Atomic

Paine,

Paine;

McCarty & Co., Inc-J Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc.;'Caro-

'

r

Co.;

Glore,

Williams

Amott,

Buell & Co.;
MacDonald;
Caldwell,

Inc.;

Burke

$5,075,350

$189,942

&

and

Monroe

Co.

lina

:

Co.,

Inc.;

Co.,

&

Bradford

-

(■

Co.

Reed

Bond

Bingham

Co.;

.7;7:
:

Inc.;

Leadling ft Company;

by

Offered

&

Allison-Williams

Co.

Price, $12.50 per share

i

$10 '

Barrow, Leary ft
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Jack M. Bass & Co.; Walter R. Bass
Co.;
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Baxter,
Williams & Co.; :

for

and

and Co.,

Bankers

'

properties

Proctor

s

,

■

Funds Canada Ltd. 1,000,000 shares of commttl
(par
$1—Canadian).
Purpose,
for
investments.

stock
com-

Price,

Inc.;

Co.;

&

speculation."

a

12,400,000

Purpose,

capital.

E.

ft Co.

Co.

cent).

one

James

Wendelboe

Corp.

cent).

expenses,

by Charles Weinstein

(par

L.

Bache &

by

Abbott,

Hinckley;

ft

investment.

Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts ft i
Baldwin, White & Co.; Ball, Burge ft Kraus; The j

ford,

Co.;

Sudler'ft

Amos

Co.;

Stradiord

and

1,175.000 shares of common
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
Price, 25 cents per share.
Offered

Uranium

(par one

opment

248,000

ft

Reed

Ltd.;

Curtis;

for

Baker & Co., Inc.; Arnold & j
Crane; J. H. Assel Co.; Badgley, Frederick, Rogers ft Mor- '
Allyn

speculation."

a

Trans-World
stock

E.

Underwritten

&

Adams;

■■■■<.-

Co. /'as

293,750

James

Securities,

share.

Purpose,

$1).

(par

Jackson

Corp. 5.900,00ft shares; of common
stonk (par two cents).
Purpose, for exploration and devel¬
opment expenses,
Price, five cents per share. Offered by
Whitney & Co.; Call-Smoot Co.; Walter Sondrup; Atlantic
Associates;

stock

mon

<

First California

by

$32,500,000 Canada General Fund (1954) Ltd. 3,250,000 shares of

1

•

TRADING, HOLDING, ETC.

TRUSTS,

share,

per

12,500,000 United
INVESTMENT

Hill,

ft

300,000 United Cities Utilities Co. 30,000 shares of 6% cumulalivT
convertible preferred stock (par $10).
Purpose, to repay
loan and for working capital.
Price, at par. Underwritten

:

7

York

working capital and expansion.
Pr'ci,
offered by Pacific Coast Securities Co.
.

"best-

~

Trans-Western Uranium

Selected

.

_

Drilling Co., Inc. 300,000 shares of com¬
one
cent).
Purpose,
lot' acquisitions,

(par

Offered by Baruch Brothers ft Co,,

280,000

<

Purpose,

speculation."

a

Uranium

stock

exploration
.

,

cents

1,500.000 shares of
for acquisitions,
Offered by Muir, Dumke

Mining
cents).

17

(par

20

"as

Stewart
mon

/

Uranium

stock

common

McEvov;
Co.,
Inc.;
Co;, Inc ;
Higginson ft
&

ft

Hess

W.

Philip

and

Oversubscribed.

-

300,000

Warren

for

Purpose,

$12

(our i

$2.50 f

'

Douglas

Winslow,
Woodcock,

Co.;

Oversubscribed.

Ltd.

$1).

300,000 Techbuilt Homes, Inc. 120,000 shares of

ft

48,000 Savage Industries, Inc. 4,000 shares of common stock (par

underwriting.

7

Co.;

and

Nenl ft Waggoner;
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.,

Wyatt,

1

Price, $25 per share to stockholders; $26 to public.

by
v

speculation."

a

Purpose,

par).

common stock
pd-ut'onpi
ornu***'ee

,

.

Westheimer

Co.;

Woodard-Elwood

$287,500 Naval Officers Realty Corp. 11,500 shares of

■

•

by

Offered
:

.

Co.;

„

Offered by Burke & Co.

A,

'

:

(par

drilling

$9

Co.;

&

$2,865,318

r

Mountain Uranium Corp. 210,000 shares of common
10 cents).
Purpose,
to pay for claims, for

Rocky

and

65 cents per share.

five

costs.

Co.,

by

for

Uranium Corp. 1,190,000 shares of com¬
cents).
Purpose, for exploration and

ft

a

pai'- Offered by company for subscription by stockholders,
without underwriting.
,v
-

•

.

3,000,000

Purpose,

(par

development

24*1,500

speculation."

a

Co.

Radak

stock

shares of common stock
mining expenses.- Prre. at
Offered by company to public, without underwriting.

par.

,

"as

Co.

Mining

cents).

10

(par
,

ft

Rainbow

"as

'

(par $7.50).

common

Co.;

D.

325,000 Trican

Garreti

By Peters, Writer & Christensen, inc. and

Bromfield

.

Price,

Co.

.

Radium

300,000

&

Purpose,

....

-

stock

Offered

'

-Underwritten

Securities

-

speculation."

a

Offered

working capital, etc.

& 'McDowell;

Schmelzle

-

.

cents

"as

280,0.00 Pioneer• Uranium Corp.-1,400,000 shares,of capital stock
(par 15 cents).
Purpose, for exploration and development

.

for

stockholders

Gibson

of

stock

common

and

t.osser

by

Purpuse, lor expiration and drilling
per
share.- Offered by Philip

40

Inc.

A

(65,609).

de¬

and

etc.

speculation."

a

subscription by

of

Offered

&

and George F. Breen.

Offered. by

par.

sey-Tegeler

10 cents).

&

for

cents

50

600,000

at

loans

Inc.

Uranium

etc.

Gordon

Price,

Co.,

I.td.

share.

per

2.165,318 Byrd Oil Corp. 260,000 shares of 6%

specu¬

a

to

Norsynco Mining &
Exploration
capital stock (par $1).
Purpose,
M.

$2.87V2

Tindell "as

.

lation.

E.

Price,

{

'

'

expan,ion, -drilling expenses
10 cents per share.
Offered
as

Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Lovett Abercrombie
Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrango
C. S. Ashmun Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baker,
Weeks & Co.;
J. Barth & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Beer & Company; Herman Bensdorf & Co.; Betts, Borland
<fc
Co.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.; Blunt Ellis J*
Simmons; Boettchcr and Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Ale*.
Brown
&
Sons; Brown,
Lisle & Marshall; Burnham H
Co.;
Cantor,. Fitzgerald
&
Co.,
Inc.; Central National ,
Corp.; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Chaplin
&
Co.; Richard W. Clarke & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Cruttenden & Co.; Cullman Brothers;
J. M. Dain & Co.;
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; Doolittle &■ Co.; A. G. Ed¬
wards & Sons; Elder & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp ;
Clement
A.
Evans
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Farwell,
Chapman ft
Co.; First Southwest Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Galrdne.f
&
Co., Inc.;
Goodbody & Co.; W. D. Gradison & Co.;
Grande & Co., Inc.;
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Gruss ft
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hay¬
den, Miller & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.;
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs and Co.; Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; In¬
dianapolis Bond and Share Corp.; Janney & Co.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen M
Miller, Inc.;- Kay, Richards & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann
ft Co.; Manley, Bennett ft Co.; McCormick ft Co.; McJunkin, Patton & Co.;. Mead, Miller & Co.; Mullaney, Well-* ft Co.;
Nelson, Scoville & Co., inc.; Nesbitt, Thomson et Co., Inc.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Norri*
ft Hirshberg, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray ft Hopwood; W. C. PRfield ft Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shephard ft Co., Inc.; Rauschev,
Pierce ft Co., Inc.; Reinholdt ft Gardner; Wm. B. Robinsoa
ft Co.; Rotan,
Mosle and Cooper; L. F. Rothschild ft Co ;
Russ & Company; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Scherck, Richter Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott, Horner ft Mason, Inc.;
Semp'.e, Jacobs ft Co., Inc.; Shields ft Co.;' Silberberg ft
Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Smith, Bishop & Co.; Starkweather
& Co.; Stern,
Frank, Meyer ft Fox; Stix ft Co.; Strade?*,
Taylor ft Co., Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus a
Co.; C.
E. Unterberg,
Towbin Co.;
Van
Alstyne, Noel
& Co.;
Vietor, Common, Dann ft Co.; G. H. Walker ft
Co.;

.■

.

Price,

by

stock

common

$125,000 Apollo Oil Uranium Co. 12,500,000 shares of common stock
2
:
(par one cent). Purpose, to drill for uranium and for oil.

a

stock

common

of

OIL

Brereton

Co.

working capital.
Price,
by company to public, without underwriting,

velopment, costs.

.

$6,768,766

stock

common

O fered

shai'es

Offered

for exploration and development

and

300,000

300,000

Purpose, for exploration costs,
by L, D. Sherman ft

share.

Burnside & Co., Inc.

Oversubscribed.

cent).

cent).

one

Co.

speculation.''

a

295,000 New-Mar Uranium Corp. 2,950.000 shares of
one

Exploration

per

tal.

by

(pa*
Of¬

120,000 shares of common stock
for- investments.- -Price, af par.
Bowler & Co.

Capital Fund of Canada, Ltd. 1,000,000 shares
(par $1—Canadian). Purpose, for invest¬
$25 per share (U. S. funds).
Underwritten

25,000,000 New York

287,500 United States Air Conditioning Corp. 100,000 shares of
common stock (par 10 cents). Purpose, for working capi¬

;

de¬

..

speculation."

(par

(par

^

-

Offered

Offered

Corp.

Purpose,

William T.

by

ments..

out

spec-r

and

share.

per

cents);

of common stock

300,000 Sulphur

common

exploration

lor

underwriting.

1,500,000

cents

Inc.

shares

cents

15

"as

Purpose,

Price,

ft

Purpose,
without

Corp.

Uranium

D

one

Gleica Co.

2.000,000

Price,

public,

to

Investing

expenses.

Co.

cent).

expenses.

company

D.

by

50

fered

Engineering, Inc* 4,324 shares of common stock
Purpose, for equipment and working capital.
per share. Offered by company to public, with¬
underwriting.

speculation."

Uranium

one

velopment

Offered

60,000 Mid-Atlantic

non-cumulative

6%

(no par).
Price, $25

.

sold.

Valley

stock

by

share.

per

of

Stavid
>

Mining Corp. 205,000 shares of common
(par $1).
Purpose, for exploration costs, etc. Price,

ulation."

202 shares

(par $100). Purpose, for equipment and
working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.

Copper

stock

Inc.

preferred stock

;

Rocky

7

(2079)

"

Oversubscribed.

250,000

United

Benefit

Fire

Insurance

stock

(par

Price,

$10 per share.

by

$7).

stockholders.

Purpose,

to

Co.

25,000 shares of capital

increase

capital

and

surpuu.

Offered by company for subscrmtta 1

Underwritten

by

Stewart,

Smith

ft Cft

Inc.

$3,294,620

t

Issues Not Representing New
$96,000

Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
$4).

Price,

$32

per

3,000
share.

Financing

shares of common stock'(po*
Offered by Blyth ft Co., Irui,

Completed.

(Continued
*

,

on

page

placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively.
t Indicates special offering.
Represents

8)

'
i

issues

•

;

\
('< V

;
,

.1

R

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2080)

r-

Shares

(Continued from page 7)
49,375 Canadian

Superior

Oil

common

stock

fered

Blyth & Co.,

by

$1).

(par

Ltd. 5,000 shares of
$9.87'/2 per share.
Of¬

California,

of

Price,

18,446 shares of com¬

1,351,170 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
stock

mon

(no

355,500

Eastern
ferred

Gas

Fuel

&

stock

6,000 shares of 4%%

Associates

Eastern

Utilities

(par $10).
Inc.

Associates

Ellis

stock

Hemphill, Noyes &
Hentz

B.

Hirsch

4,568,600

shares of
common stock
(par $2.50).
Price, $53 per share. Under¬
written by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; William
Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Central Republic Co;
(Inc.);
Julien
Collins & Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; H. Hentz
& Co.; The Illinois Co.; Irving Lundborg & C<k; Laurence
M. Marks
& Co.;
McCormick & Co.; Model, Roland &
Stone; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
Wertheim & Co.; Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy, and Dean
General

American

Witter & Co.

1,185,625 General
par).

Corp.

86,200

Oversubscribed.

Mills,

Price,

Pierce,

Transportation

Fenner

1,016,250 Great Northern

share.

per

Beane.

&

of common stock (no
Offered by Merrill Lynch,

shares

17,500

Inc.

$67.75

'

-r

v

-

Merrill

(par $25).
Price, $67.75 per share.
Offered by
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. Oversubscribed.
4,107,026

Harrisburgh
(par
M.

Steel

$2.50).

Corp.

Price,

Rhoades

Loeb,

C.

A.

\

Lemon

&

Dallas

Rupe

&

Co.;

Mead,
Son;

&

Miller & Co.; Rogers & Tracy, Inc.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Straus, Blosser

W.

S.

Heintz,

&

Inc.

Price, $9.50

per

shares

5,000

of

stock

common

Offered by Blyth & Co.,

share.

(par
Inc.

Kentucky Utilities Co. 5,000 shares of common stook
$10).

Price,
Completed.

'>;

$25

per

(par
Oifered by Blyth & Co., Inc.

share.

-

.

Offered

by

McCoy

Willard.

&

$29

share.

per

Hickman.

Offered

Schneider,

by

(par $1).
Bernet

<te

Oil

100,000 shares of capital
stock (par $25). Price, $90.50 per share. Offered by Blyth
& Co., Inc., and Mitchell, Hutchins & Co.
Completed.

4,393,750

Standard
stock

Co.

Oil

(New

Co.

Jersey)

(New

$15).
Price, $87.87'/2
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

88,350 Whiting

Corp.

Price,

$14.25
& CO.. '

6,200
per

shares

share.

shares
share.

50,000

Jersey)

(par

Merrill

Shields

2,000

Shuman, Angnew
Silberberg & Co

Corp

Carl

Co

Loeb,

Rhoades

Marks

Mason-Hagan,
E.

Masten
&

McDonald

&

Co

Patton

McKelvy & Co
McLeod, Young,

&

of

per

Oversubscribed.

Beane.

stock

common

Offered

of common
Offered by
(par

Shearson,

by

$5).

Hammill

Sutro

Sweney, Cartwright &

Merrill,
The

&

Turben

Milwaukee

Co.—

Dann

Lynch

5,000

Walston

&

Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,

10,000

Watling,

Lerchen

F.

&

S.

1,500

W.

H.

Newton
Ohio

&

Co

Co

C.

—V.

Pitfield

&

&

Co

Weld

&

Co

Witter

&

Co

The

expire

Dec.

on

$174,097,000,
ernment

of

which

securities.

approximately
Current

July

on

31,

one-third

liabilities

1954,
in

was

the

on

amounted
cash

and

date

same

Glenn E.

to

"Net

gov¬

totaled

$46,803,000.

Wallichs, President,

sales in

the

earlierreaSC

12

Nov.

on

months ended

tive numbers

of

underwriters
the

shares of

selling

the

named

below

stockholder

capital

have

2,000

severally
following respec¬

the

stock;

$1'318'000 over the

American
A.

E.

129,500

10,000

Securities

Ames

Corp.,
Co., Inc

&

Shares
Richard

1,500

7,000

&

1,500

Cohu

1,500

Collin,

&

Bache & Co.

C.

7,000

Robert

W.

Baird

Collings & Co., Inc.—
Collins & Co

Co

&

Cooley

&

Co

5,000

Courts

&

Co

Crowell, Weedon & Co
Curtiss, House & Co
J.

Dallas

3,000

Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball. Burge & Kraus
Barth

5,000

Davis, Skaggs & Co.

Co.,

Baker, Watts & Co

'

M.

Dain

R.

j...

1,500

Dehaven

Bateman, Eichler & Co.—_•
Battles & Co., Inc.I
Bbar, Stearns & Co..._

2,000

Rartlett

G.

fa Clark

Becker

&

Co

Co.

Inc

1,500

10,000

Inc.

_

Blair

&

Co.

"William
Blunt

Inc..—...J.__

Blair

Ellis

&

Co

&

Simmons—

& Co.. Inc
Boettcher and Co..

±

R.

S.

&

1,500

Domtnick
The

29,000

the right to ;
shares held. '

Sept. 30,

in

corresponding period ended

Domtnlck—

Brooke

&

Co.

Brown,

Brown

Francis I.

1,500

&

Marshall—

& Sons

1,500

10,000

Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc...

2,000

Robert

2,000

C.

Buell

Burnham and

Burns Bros.
Butcher

&

&

Co

Co

&

1,500

Denton, Inc.

duPont

H. M. Byllesby & Co.
(Inc.)
Campbell, McCarty & Co.,

Gossett

lour

share

It

said

cents

rise

in

and

the

branches

five

out,

Mr.

Gossett

First

Southwest

&

Fulton

Reid




Inc.

Corp..

Michigan Corp
Co

Nolan-W.

Foster

7,000

Co.,

Cleveland

2,000

to

12

profit

the

B.

able

for

over

October,

J.

period

the

for

were

of

and

the

The

its

wholly

of

adversely

for

Co

180,

In

of

and

A

high

link

land

voltage

30

D.

decline"

the

of

1952.—V.

per

the

electric

was

p.

of

up

50,000

to

New

Niagara

The

Mohawk

York.—V.

180,

systems

new

kilowatts

company

p.

near

to

were

into

Power

of

on

2,000

of

last

per

share

of

fiscal

11.6

and

year

1,500
3,000
29,000

1,

1981

be

made

or

at

at

—V.

the

180,

of

the

of

fiscal

received

this

the

Co.

Monroe,
this

180,

158,245,096

107,188,504

111,748,152

115,140,00®

14,549,336

21,942,660

17,878,412

19,441,984

1 5,530,246

$6.93

charges

first

on

President,
the

first

$12.06

$9.15

mortgage

bonds.

announced

of

12

Cost

of

(&

new

Nov.

on

sleeping

the

12

that

10

cars.

cars

the

Delivery
in

was

com»

will be

excess

of

Subs.)—Earnings—

N.

Y.,

'

on

corporation

providing for

net

sales..

p.

net

—Jan. 1 to—

Sept. 11/54 Sept. 12/53 Sept. 11/54 Sept. 12;^3
$4,882,966
$5,268,541 $13,903,476 $15,673,865
42,502

52 674

530,522

531,64®

$42,502

$52,674

$530,522

$420,562

111,076

loss.

1871.

.

Net

,

'1954

sales

Divis.

rec.

foreign
Int.

from

1953

$

$

$

1,720.606,652

1,985,044,029

2,175,800

4.097,573

2,649,136

3,432,486

2,442,300

3,955,049

subs...

&

miscell.

TtoUl
Cost
.

2,617,393

Nov.

11

and

Rock¬

an

inter¬

an

economy or emergency basis,
existing network linking Central
Corp. and Consolidated Edison Co.
an

income.., 1,405,542,985

4>f

products

Admin.,ena.,sulL>>

/

gen.

.1

S.

inc.

service

2,582,368,416 1,727,146,525 1,991,648,214
1,283,201,986 2,301,813,636 1,469,977,682 1,806,848,968

&

expenses..

116,616,616

105,278,232

80.982,186

83,416,06?

taxes..

2,000,000

119,600,000

116.525,000

51,275,00®

earnings—

3,724,383

55,676,548

59.661,657

&
and

profits
Net

1951

1952

t

1,402,925,592 2,576,760,130

income

adv.,

-

foreign
excess

cn2?!ly'OWne,lforelgn subsidiaries
1951 to 1953
SUCh subsidiaries

have

been

included

50,108,179
the

in

were not' included in

con-

the years

cludln^m^Ln^f
cSinSL

am<?unted t0 $218,679,340 at Sept. 30, 1954, »A
1'
net current assets of wholly-owned foreign sub05le.s' Casha and securities amounted to $130,583,968 at ^ept. 30,
iarfini J? l?S on
partial payments t0taled W96.561.685 after deducting $11,407,606 &
defense

contracts.—V.

180,

p.

1974.

3%%

general mortgage bonds, series T, due Nov.
plus accrued interest in both cases.
Payment will
Old Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk
Street, Boston, Mass.,

1650.

13,970,789

160,267,784

$

1431.

1871.

Manufacturers Trust
p.

14,505,908

140,936,530

share——

month.

Sept. 30—

1953.1

101.65%

at

$

12,183,830

fixed

exceed

have been called for redemption on Dec. 6,
1954, $20,000 of
general mortgage bonds, series P, due Nov. 1, 1977, at 102.455%

$34,000

for

9 Months Ended

cents!

There

314 %

1952

'>'<■

$

Chrysler Corp. (& Wholly-Owned
Subs.)—Earnings-—

inventory

Central Maine Power Co.^—Partial
Redemption—

3,000

15,

131.201,677 128,776,366
14,560,199
15,497,941

—13,126,169

common

Consolidated

equivalent

domestic

current

connection,

The

h'igh'was

preliminary figures are avail- i
continue to show an increase'

180,

closed

transmission

Light & Power Co.

1953

13,114,977

—

Farrington,

has

—V.

earnings of five cents '
in per share
earnings

first six months

they

at

York

New

123 So. La Salle

EARNINGS

$<■'".

114,695,384

oper. loss.
inc. Irom spec, items

Net

although only

October,

switch

OF

1954

—

Consolidated

$1 283 622

record

September

month

net

earnings

made

be

120 Broadway,

1769.

deductions

Consolidated

currency from the company's Ca¬
affected their gross profit
margin.

that

Sept.

the

with

reported for the

1953

will

Halsey* Stuart & Co., Inc.,

Sept. 30—

_,

owned

Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.—Systems Linked

2.000

3,000

Goldman, Sachs & Co

York,

1954, $57,000 of
series H, due Dec.

1,

bonds,

Payment

Pullman-Standard
180, p. 1871.

receivables

were

previous

attributed

was

however,

month

Dec.

on

37/8%

interest.
New

of

of

HI.—V.

90,

redemption

mortgage

all liabilities

month

$1,229,899.

earnings

$5.03

The all-room equipment is
being completed by the
Car
Manufacturing Co. in its Chicago plant.—V.

U.

change

2,000

Marshall
&

sales

history.

sales,

that,

$3.65

$2,250,000.

sharing

;

to

Hibbs

Inc

Co.

office

sinking fund

completed

date.

total

other

pany

months

2,000

10,000

15,000

Co.

Co.—

California

Co.,

1954

corporation

compared
August.
The

ended

added

of

&

this

exchange

the 9.6 cents per share

2,000

Co

&

of

net

net

months

1,500

1,500

the

12-month

inaugurated

for

as

which

pointed

was

the

Fauset,

Steele

for

accrued

Trust

available

♦Before

$1,207,034.

for

2,000

Folger,

in

recent

2,000

Co.,

&

$0.58

—12 Weeks Ended—

sales

that

reported

the

net

share

per

Hudson,

Republic Co. (Inc.)
Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc.
Chaplin & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co
Co

&

and

the

Chicago

♦Earnings

year

III.—Reports Record Sept. Sales

company's

totaled

brings the Rockland

Chace,

&

to

sales

1,500

of

Clark

August,
net

3,000

Chapman

First

W.

the

when

10,000

Evans

1,500

Central

highest in
in

Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.

&

at

called

improvement

revenue

and

283 000

one

•

1,500

First

share

the

recently
and

exceeded

G°sseM> net

Farwell,
Ferris

for

**"

Inc./

Corp.—

Securities

10,000

^r"

set

4,500

24,000

Fahey, Clark & Co

First

Carolina

Co

Co.^

&

The

Robbins, Inc.

securities

September

the

year,

7,000

1,500

&

k°

for

Corp..

A.

for

nadian

Equitable
Clement

or

Income

subsidiaries, Central Scientific
Co., of Chicago, and the
Refinery Supply 5
Tulsa, Okla,, set another new all-time record
for a single
month's
operations, it was reported by John T.
Gossett, Chairman.

2,000

Securities

$0.59

Railway operating revenues
Railway operating expenses

Co.,

15,000

:

Estabrook

sales

adjustments

Elworthy & Co.

1,500

_

Campbell

&

been

101%

Childs

3,000

Sherrerd

Inc.

1,500

Net

24,000

.

__

Lisle

the
1953

Cenco Corp., Chicago,

2,000

1,500

Co

Eastman, Dillon & Co
Elkins, Morris & Co

Co

government

despite

Securities

3,000

Co.,

to

income

1954—10 Mos.—1953

.

Income available after fixed
charges

1954, totaled $17

719.

1,500

Co

3,000
&

Inc.

have

Midland

Y.,

Other

part:'

working capital position continues
strong and cash,

S.

2,000

&

&

net

of

year

p.

per

——

&

relating

U.

Mr.

3,000

&

Corp.
Doolittle

1,500

2,000

Townsend,
Bodine

Dominion

Drcxel

The

180,

V.

1 Bf»i

....

Bosworth, Sullivan

£.

2,000
Co.

Dickson & Co., Inc.

7,000

5,000

Blyth

&

3,000

1,500

Co

Pancoast

Dittmar

10.000

&

-

Day & Co
&

The

and

1,500
2,000
5,000

Dewar, Robertson

10,000

Bingham, Walter & Hurry,

L.

Crouter

charges

for the full

program

1,500

2,000

_

Union Securities

2,000

Alex.

—

7.000

&

Inc.

A.

Co

&

3,000

Bacon, Whipple & Co..—

alter

1953.

1207.

$
'
' '
$
1 '$
30,937,000 251,740,000 293,755,000
4,632,000
29*120,000
40,030,000

28,782,000

share.

com.

7,000

Norton

Julien

is

1,500

Inc

Co._

k

C.

Burr,

7,000

—...

1,500

Coffin

Co

__

Co.— :

Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.
Clayton Securities Corp

A twill

Parker

&

7,000

Lestrange & Co__

&

Clarke

4,500

Arthurs,

AUchincloss,
Redpath

W.

1954—Month—1953

-

-

Freight revenue
Passenger revenue

Calif.—Earnings Up

12 said

common

Sept. 30,

persons

p.

$74,000,000 Assets—

'■'''''/Zv'

a

ended

Shares
The First Boston Corp
A: C. Allyn & Co., Inc

Fund, Inc.—Has

Nine Months Ended

income amounted to
$736,181, equal after preferred
dividends to
share on the 476,230 shares of
common stock
outstanding. This
compared with $709,624, or $1.47 a

$1.53

180,

$2,000,000 of first mortgage 2%%
bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1980, at 96% and accrued
This offering does not represent
new
financing on the part of the railroad.

"Net

UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from

interested

thereon.—V.

1610.

p.

Capitol Records, Inc.,
Hollywood,

N. J.

given

has

hearing

interest to yield 3.10%.

Rights to Stock-

179,

to

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bonds Offered—
The First Boston Corp. and F. S. Smithers & Co. on
Nov.
15 offered
publicly

1,500

1,500

17.—V.

(a)

1,500
4,500

7,000

5,000

Ltd.

authorization

of authorized shares
shares and effect certain

the preferred stock, and (b> to
75,000 shares of the $100 par

of

bidding

Commission

to request a

for

number

175,000

4,697,000

per

Street,

1,500

of record on °ct- 29 have
lL ,na dlt 0naI share at $18-50 for each flv*
rights will

S«

(Continued from page 2)

company

the

SEC

total

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

at Napoleon, Ohio, for a complete product line, and a finished
product warehouse at the company's largest plant, located in Camden.
the

competitive
and

1954,

26,

1973 at

N.

1.500

Inc.

(1954)

plant

of

used

the

the

increase

income

Marine

2,000

P. Wood & Co.—

nJ^cCo0mn°n iJ.af«eho!^eiLs

assets

at

income

There

1,

24,000

Wurts, Dulles & Co
Yarnall, Biddle & Co

Canadian Industries
holders—

Investment News

Current

sell

refunding and

29,000
...

C.

Wulff, Hansen & Co

180, p. 1871.

on

Partial Redemption—

1,500

Woodcock, Hess & Co. Inc.
Arthur L. Wright &
Co.,

2,000

Earns,

10,000
Co

H.

2,000

Net

3,000

Co.
and

Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.—
Wood, Struthers & Co

7,000

Co., Inc..

Gross

7,000

2,000
15.000

SEC

cumulative,
public sale at competitive
for property additions and

for

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—October Earnings Show Gain

2.000

Co

&

oilice

531.

10,000

Wood, Jr. & Co
Harold E. Wood & Co..!

&

to

Period End. Oct. 31—

2,000

Co

&

3,000

Co.„

Jackson

Pennington, Colket & Co...
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
W.

A.

1,500

—

Northwest

Webber,

Dean

7,000

Co

&

White,

5,000

Newbold's Son & Co.

M.

The

Wertheim

2,000

Newhard, Cook
E.

Walker

Westheimer

Inc.

to

applied

£

G.

H.

the

p.

•

Wagenseller & Durst, Inc..
H. C. Wainwright & Co

Leonard

offer

±0

stock from 100,000 to

stock;

Nov.

1,500

2,000

Moore,

has

&

7,000

Curtis

Corporation and

Common,

1,500
2,000

Co.

&

Templeton

at

Total net assets of
this Fund as of Nov.
17, 1954, approximated
$74,000,000, equal to $26.29 per share compared with aggregate net
assets
of
approximately $55,000,000, equal to $19.46 per share on
the same date a year ago.—V. 179, p. 1370.

3,000

10,000
1,500

Vietor,

made

registration statement with
the
75,000 shares of preferred stock,

proposes

proceeds are to be

charter

Chemical

10,000

Tucker, Anthony & Co
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.

,

■>

its

and

until

10,000

3,000

Co

Mitchum, Jones

Pacific

tlndicates issues sold competitively.

Inc.—

Co

Thomas

29,000

be

Y.—V. 180,

N.

a.

changes in the terms and provisions

& Company—
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Spencer Trask & Co

1,500

1,500

&

Co.,

will

York,

Light Co.—Registers With SEC—

&

preferred

1,500

'4,500

Beane...

it

net

of its preferred

Co..

Inc.

Lynch, Pierce,

Fenner

Paine,

$31,661,800

General

Stroud

&

V,;

Securities

5,000

1,500

1954,
which

company

amend

24,000

Co...

Weir

Power

The

This

issue

Corp.
&

/

improvements.

2,000

Webster

&

3,000
...

par,

bidding.

Co.,

Co

&

Stone

&

3,000

Co..

McDonnell & Co.—/

Payment

3,000

Stokes

2,000

interest.

1,500

York

Inc.

Co

&

Co

1,500

Nicholaus

V,

redemption on Dec. 31, 1954, $309,000
bonds, series A, 3V2%, due Aug. i, 1974

165 Broadway, New

filed
covering

15,

1,500

Stifel,

v;

for

refunding
accrued

company

$100

Co.——' 1,600

Securities Corp....
Stewart, Eubanks, Myerson

2,000

and

and

Central
Nov.

2,000

10,000

Co..

&

has called

company,

This

5,000

Sterne, Agee & Leach

3,000

increase of
$1,600,000

347.

p.
vt

5.000

& Co

2,000

&

first

its

2,000

Co

&

180,

29,000

2,000

&

Inc.

of

101^4%

Co

Brothers

to provide an

»•'*■''• ''

,••••

company

the

Stern

10,000

Laurence M.

The

at

Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox

Crouse

estimated

are

basis, before taxes.—V.

annual

of

Stein Bros; & Boyce——

5,000

schedules

new

an

1,500

Stetson

Co

&

on

rates

5,000

;

&

&

Starkweather

3,000

$3.25

Central Pacific Ry.—Partial Redemption—

5,000

Co

&

Staats

R.

on

10,000

&

Moore

S. Smithers

William
*

900,000

$3.03

application for

.'nx-yiv/j ).£• .hi

7,000

Company

F.

29,000

...

Co.

A.

&

Smith,

—1,500

M.

Scranton &

Smith, Barney & Co

10,000

•

1,000,000

Nov. 10 filed with the Illinois Commerce Commis¬
authority to put into effect a general increase
applying to all service areas and all classes of cus¬

company

an

The

2,000

Singer, Deane & Scribner..

-7,000

stock outstanding

common

$2,933,283

tomers.

Stringfellow

1,500

Meeds

50L605

$3,028,831

electric

1,500
&

_____

3,000

Livingstone,

Merrill

Standard

2,000

Mead, Miller & Co..

Completed.

14,913,454 Northern Illinois Gas Co. 233.974 shares of common stock
(par $5). Price, $21 per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co. (Inc.); Central Republic Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; F. S. Moseley & Co.,
and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Oversubscribed.
9,050,000

Seasongood & Mayer
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—

1,500

2,000

Co

Co.

McJunkin,

197,200 National Tank Co. 6,800 shares of common stock
Price,

2,000

—

1,500

Brothers

McCormick

15,000 Kopp Scientific, Inc. 30,000 shares of common stock (par
10 cents:
Price, to net selling stockholders 50 cents per
share.

Co...,

Irving Lundborg & Co.

Completed.

125,000

Chas. W,

Co

&

3,000
&

Ryons

R.
&

Scott

Adams

Legg &

Lester,

in

Scott, Horner & Mason,

Langley & Co.i_—_1" 10,000
C.

sion

2,000

Co.

Lehman

The

3,000
7,000

Inc

Schwabacher

29,000

"$3^434^88

501,604

Seeks Rate Increase—

1,500

3,000

Co

&

Higginson

John

Co

&

Inc.

Hewitt

$3,530,436

Earnings per common share

1,500
&

i3'97X

Cr5oic9i

1,500

Pomeroy,

.

892 855

13,873

^

preferred stock

on

Shares of

&

1,500

...

Bissell

C.

Lee

Roberts

Schneider

H.

892,855

Balance

Schoellkopf, Hutton &
1,500

&

&

10,000

2,000

Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Laird,

E.

and

Co

Kidder

Laird

Hutzler..

1,500

Poole,

$4,29/031

Cr26,207

deductions

Dividends

28l',000

$4,410,957

and expense

prerm

44n

3 550 000

394,800
—

4nn

Wooo
I,806

1,500

Hart

&

—

Net income

1,500

&

—

Amortization

Other

10,000

Parke

3,000

Company, Inc.—
Kay, Richards & Co
Kean, Taylor & Co

subscribed.

$1).

Schmidt,

&

E. Unterberg, Towbin Co., and Warren W. York & Co., Inc. Over¬
47,500 Jack

Savard

7,000

Kreeger

M.

Bros.

1,500

Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs.
Johnson, Lane, Space &

Kalman

& Co

Company

10,000

Company

Inc.

&

Co

Corp.
&

F.

—

Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc
Salomon

Co..

2'l08

400,000

1,993,916
3,453,000

taxes

income

long-term debt
of debt disct.,

1,500

Co..

Rothschild

Russ

Federal

Interest on

3,000

Mosle &

taxes

income

2,000
2,000

Lukens

and

Roney & Qo

Co

Kinsley

Charles A. Taggart & Co., Inc.; C.

McDowell;

Share

A.

L.

C.

&

Indianapolis Bond
Janney

Jones,

Rotan,

15,000

Peabody & Co

Baird & Co.;

Lestrange & Co.;

Illinois

Co.,

Wm.

&

Kidder,

Bateman, Eichler
& Co.; Battles & Co., Inc.; Batts, Borland & Co.; Bioren
& Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Richard J. Buck & Co.; Central
Republic Co.
(Inc.); Courts & Co.;, Cruttenden & Co.;
Doolittle
&
Co.;
Jenks. Kirkland & G-rubbs; Johnston,
Arthurs,

The

and

Hutton

acquisition adjustments—

Gross income

>

Inc.

Co.,

Robinson

Weil, Labouisse,

Hutton

E.

Gardner

&

Co

Robinson-Humphrey

1,500
Weeks.

&

of common stock
Underwritten by Carl

shares

share.

per

F.

W.

The

1,500

Fay

Allyn and Company, Inc.;

186,683

$22

& Co.;

&

Friedrichs
E.

Deferred

1C1
16 532 292

16,510,417
2,217,000

5,000

&

3,000

Co..

Hornblower

Howard,

Federal

7,000

Riter

1,500

Hogle & Co

Hooker

7,000

Reynolds & Co..

3,000

Johnston, Lemon & Co..-

'

15,000 shares of common stock

Paper Co.

A.

&

of plant

.1953

$29,380,090 $28,969

taxes

Reinholdt

1,500
Son.:

&

General

7,i)00
15,000

Co

&

Amortization

1,500

—

3,000

Co

1,500

Hilliard

Richards

1,500

Inc.

Co.,

1954

revenue

Operating expenses
Provision for depreciation

2,000

Co

&

Gross

10,000

Co

&

Co

&

Co.—Earnings—

Months Ended Oct. 31—

J2

1,500

Raffensperger, Hughes &

Co

&

Pressprich

Quail

1,500

Co

&

J.

Hill

W.

29,000

Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co

Hill

R.

Monday, November 22,
1954

.

,

—

Putnam

10,000

:

& Co

Inc.

2,000

Co

Shepard

Prescott,

2,000

Anderson

&

&

Central Illinois Light

Oiiaica

f*

3,000

Inc.

Offered by Blyth & Co.,

Completed.

1

Co.

&

Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,

H.

shares of common

3,000

$34 per share.

Price,

pre¬

Offered

share.
Completed.

$59.25 per

Price,

$100).

(par

by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
102,000

Offered by

Price, $73.25 per share.
Oversubscribed.

par).

White, Weld & Co.

Green,

Hallgarten

Completed.

Inc.

Goodbody & Co
Cranberry, Marache

..

Co., 55

Broad Street,

New York, N.

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago

ders for Bonds—

&

St. Louis? Ry.—Ten¬
\

Y.

noon6 (EST) on wank'O? Broadway.
(EST?Vnln Nov. 24, 1954
noon

New York

receive

tenders

N.
for

the

Y.

will

sale

to

UP

it ot

Number 5379

180

Volume

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

division first collateral trust mortgage bonds to

St Louis
sufficient

an amount
the sum of $83,513 at prices not to exceed 105%

to exhaust

accrued • interest.—V.

and

.

Consolidated Freightways—Gock Elected
A.

177, p. 2003.

company

Oct. 29 formally

on

Gock

opened

its

Net

shr.

per common

3 Va %

ported

sales

the

for

first

for

the

$1,775,917

$3.32

This

to

1954

$36,073,577, witl: earnings of $1,430,551,

as

of

or

$3.44

were

re¬

$44,111,570 in 1953.—V. 180,

M.

$

Profit
U.

taxes

S.

taxes

inc.

before

income

on

G.

$

'

4,000

the

and

776,424

3,394,822

2,296,337

contract

armor

4,249,870

2,439,518

9,799,182

of

for

L.

by

in

Ninety-seven

$1.01

$3.90

$3.11

cent of the

per

warehouse was

formally

ended

25%

were

this

opened

palletized in this new building which is 465 feet long with a storage
capacity of 775,000 cases, or 30,000,000 pounds of soap.—V. 180, p. 907.

six

for

for the

income

Net

44%

or

30, 1954, was $16,719,000,
the same period for
the

over

comparable

In

period in 1953, to $246,045,000 .in the 12 months ended
the same period, operating expenses climbed from $203,-

to $219,913,000.

021,000

Stockholders
obtain

that

told

were

new

cubic

Gas

of

Roth,

efforts

several

of

to

years

of

feet

contracted

has

Co.,

to

from

buy

Southern

Louisiana

in

the

said Columbia

report

enough gas to
wholesale,
including the
now

has

Columbia Pictures Corp.—Files With
The

W.

31,

latest

Reynolds &

Cantor,

the

largest

street

stock

necessary

floor varnishes, floor enamels, maintenance

and finishes.
Exterior exposure to date
durability of coatings prepared from the new resin
180, p. 1770.

excellent

1954 armor
1720.

p.

that

net

earnings

Corp.—Earnings

Duplan

reports

corporation

sales

The

period

net

The

for

the

six

i-

cents

Co.,

is

the

976,023

per

share

'The

for

by

five-for-four

the

1954

shares

Eastern

year.—V.

Utilities

ended Sept. 30 of

year

180,

p.

624.

covering

to

$7,250,000

request

hearing

a

and

issue

to

the proposal of Eastern Utilities As¬
competitive bidding the abovementioned

upon
at

sell

."■

bonds.
The

proceeds

will

$6,930,000 principal

& Terminal Co.—Cantor
of Cantor, Fitzgerald

Board—

on

invest¬

& Co., Inc.,

services

to

population

a

605.000.—V.

of

Nov.

on

Oil

&

used

be

Bids
11

will

filed

8

shares

share)

through

proceeds

of

to

are

letter

a

be

used

of

Rice

to

be

to

par

incident

(10

Colo.

Denver,

Inc.,

expenses

pay

at

offered

Co.,

&

the SEC

with

notification

stock

common

Brereton,

mining

to

operations.

be

received

(EST)

a.m.

at

Dec

on

4%%

on

:

.

the

•

'

.

Street, "Boston, Mass., up to
of the above mentioned

Federal

49

purchase

bonds due Dec.

$7,250,000 collateral trust

and retire the outstanding
due 1978 and for the pur¬
such bonds and one month's

bonds

4V4%

for

9

redeem

to

amount of

of paying call premium at
interest, aggregate $320,000.

1979.—V.

1,

180,

624.

p.

Ekco Products Co.—New President of Autoyre—

171,

Colo.—Files—

Corp., Denver,

With SEC—

Associates—Registers

registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 10,
of collateral trust bonds due 1979, to be
offered
for public sale at competitive bidding.
The SEC has issued an. order giving interested persons until Nov. 29,
This company filed a

1954,

sociates

720.

3,000,000

net

fiscal

were

the preceding

1954,

accounted

partner in the New York investment
been elected a director to succeed B. B

has

p.

Uranium

per

its

$342,000 equivalent to 35 cents per share on
outstanding, compared with $275,000 or 28 cents

earnings

compared

outstanding

The

special

a

180,

stock

share on 810,166 shares in the
larger number of shares out¬

per

Director—

a

and coach

company

covering

Rate—

Higher

at
for

$24,525,000.

Stuart

A.

Loveridge

Autoyre

of

President

named

was

Co.,

Oakville,

subsidiary, in top level promotions announced on Nov. 8 by
A. Ragir, Ekco President.
Loveridge was elevated from Vice-President in Charge of Sales, a
a

Benjamin

he

post

has

succeeds

He

the

in

since Feb. 11, 1954, when Ekco acquired Autoyre,
stamped and polished bathroom fittings.
B. Shailer who resigned his offices and interest

held

manufacturer of

large

Philip

180,

interests

his Mexioan
624.

to

time

ventures.—V.

estate

real

full

devote

to

company

Florida

Day Mines, Inc., Wallace, Idaho—Earnings Off—
Quarter Ended
operating

Depreciation

Nov.

on

filed

10

a

to

be

paid

Dec.

on

7

holders

of

record

Oct.

to

sponse

visages
"As

pointed

inquiries,

the

long

of

benefits

ing production

of

out

casting

it does not

as

"The Columbia Plan" also en¬
and trained technical help.
any way with our own expand¬

that

assistance

interfere in

he said, "we will be happy to make avail¬
responsible producer our full studio facilites, both phy¬
sical and manpower.
In addition, cmr ever growing roster of contract
■players will, when not engaged in our own production, be put at the
to

of

with

whom

we

may

have

deals."—V.

180,

1431.

180,

Net

1954

$1.17

$39,420,807

5,825,578
71,581
2,375,000
3,256.068

6,617,588
Cr44,83l

$2.02

income

at

the

share

per

180,

that

said.—V.
::

.<

180,

,

Detroit
This

Messrs.

the

N.

Antofagasta—Ten¬

the

or

of

Nov.

26,

to n

inclusive,

—V.

178,

1954

Court, St. Swithin's Lane,
57 Broadway, New York,
Chile, will up to 3 p.m. on
tenders for the sale to them of bonds, series A
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of £17,288.

Rothschild

M.

E.C.4
office

the

receive

to

&

Schroder

company

an

Sons,

New

Trust

Co.,

in Santiago,

'

■

■'

'

...

■

i ■

Nov.

15

.

and

by H.

trustees

for

registration

the

Arlen G. Swiger, as voting
stock of this corporation filed a
the SEC on Nov. 15, 1954 covering voting

Pell
capital

Hamilton

common

statement

with

and

stock, of which 74,227
represent shares which may be issued upon conversion of outstanding
preferred stock and
12,500 represent shares
which may be issued
upon the exercise of certain options, or a total of 86,727 shares for
which voting trust certificates are being offered.—V. 180, p. 1872.
certificates

for

86,727

shares

of

such

six

best

President,

period

last

net

year,

30 was $757,charges, Mr.
earnings were

share.

that

rod

sales
Profit before

1954

Sept. 30—
—

This

Earnings

per

—V.

p.

180,

1,326,000
667,000
1,004,582

$0.71

$0.66

1,377,000
707,000

„

share

348.

Connecticut

Power

Co.—Bonds

Sold

Privately—The

with institutional invest¬
ors
$10,000,000 of first and general mortgage 3Vs% bonds,
series G, due Nov. 1, 1984, through Putnam & Co. and

company has placed privately

Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
The proceeds are to be used to repay

Program.—V.

172, p.

1434.




This

bank loans and for construction

subscription

determined

be

180,

,,

...

.

will

be

|.

...

;

<

..

.

,

(

. .

■

Ingot Production—

Corp.—Increases

(Ohio) Division is now operating all
open-hearth furnaces, it was announced on
Baughman, Vice-President in charge of the plant's
Portsmouth

that

for

the

steel

step-up

sheets

ingot

in

production

and continued

high

was due
order volume

products.
added,

$60,000,000

and terms of

price,

before

shortly

the new
offering is

the

1975.

p.

180,

the

all

that

Net

new

program

facilities, included in the
completed earlier in 1954,

is drilling its fourth well in the Lobitos area of Peru,
exploration and development program is making satisfactory

W. G. Krieger, President, reported to shareholders on Nov. 17.
well is one of a series of shallow zone tests being made

latest

be extended to the
Douglas properties which lie offshore.
Directional drilling is being
employed from locations along the beach, with wells bottoming beneath
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Two of
the wells completed earlier have been
whether

Net
a

high

income

share

and

level

production

yielding

are

limited

and

depletion

of

the

fiscal

which

$11,200,102,
$11,888,936

of

year,

attained

of

quantities

of

high

the

the

six

months

ended

compared quite favorably
in the first half of the

$159,375, equal after preferred

1,151,065

shares

charges

depreciation

dividends to 11 cents
outstanding. Higher
other limiting factors held
share, reported for the first

of common stock

and

earnings below the $286,225, or 25 cents a
half

can

Mr. Krieger said.

was

the

on

half

totaled

1954,

30,
the

with

first

the

1954, stood at a new high of $2,171,029.
In preparation for moving asphalt by water to Pacific Coast markets,
Douglas has completed a shipping terminal at Port San Luis, near the
Santa Mario
refinery.
A receiving terminal is under construction at
Portland, Ore., and similar facilities are planned at other coastal ports.
p.

for

Dow

Co.—Acquisition—

by

this

company

combine with various metal ions.
Acquisition of the Eastern firm will enable Dow to further diversify

its

to selectively inactivate or

product line.

Dr.

Doan said.
specialties, Versene

cotton textile
processing to prevent iron staining. It functions in all strong caustic
solutions and prevents the deposition of iron from caustic cleaning or
One

of

processing

months

of

this

year

against

amounted to

$3,327,536 in the same period last year
an increase of $881,855, op 26.5%.
August, Photoswitch Inc., Combustion Control
Corp., Fireye Corp., and Photoswitch Marine Division Inc. were con¬
solidated into the Electronics Corp. of America.—V. 180, p. 1432.
with

companies,

merger

last

Product—

designed for palletless handling of a
wide variety of sizes of cartons, has been introduced for use on the
complete line of fork trucks manufactured by this company.—V. 180,
p. 625.
A

hydraulic

-unique

clamp,

corporation announces
the expansion of its activities Into
through
the
purchase
of
Blake
Pierce
Finanoe Ltd.,
a
finance
company
of
Windsor,
Ontario,
with offices In
Windsor
and
Chatham,
Ontario.
Total assets of the acquired cor¬
This

Canada

poration

Bean,

expansion
offices

Corp.

is

in

and

in

Erie

The

Equitable

branches located
$20,000,060.

over

Credit

in seven states
Offices

licensed

increase the company's
the announcement added.

expected
year-end,

are

the

by

50

of

to

Mining Co.—Additional Bonds Placed—

and

for

$11,891,014,
Net

A

Exchange

New

York, N. Y„ hss authenti¬
first mortgage 4Yt%

$27,000,000

1983, for which the bank is trustee, paying
180, p. 58.

1,

r

Corp.—Income Rises Sharply—
nine-month

the
as

a

to

compared

income

to

Bank,

additional

an

due July

registrar.—V.

Fawick
Sales

Corn

delivered

series

1953.

opening

to

Canada.

and

finance

assets

385.

p.

Chemical

agent

total

of

units

and

bonds,

States

Seaboard

and

process

178,

The

company's

the

has 46 consumer

Canada

operating

announces
that further expansion
that 1954 has witnessed the broadest
history with the addition of 10 branch

Chairman,

Board

planned and states

Eastern

in
now

and

—V.

$2,500,000.

approximate

A.

Canada

for

net

loss

period

in

ended

$18,546,610

firm

the

the

at

the

1953

30,
1954,
totaled
the same period in

Sept.

during

nine-month

mark

was

$454,509

period, of $83,595.

due partially to the
sale in June, 1954, of the unprofitable Federal Motor Truck Division
of the corporation.
Fawick nine-month sales, exclusive of the Federal
Motor Truck Division, were $2,482,569 in 1954; net income was $436,634.
The

—V;

sharp

180, p.

This

of Versenes Inc., of Framingham, Mass.,
manufacturer of chemical specialties, is announced by Dr. Leland I.
Doan, President.
All outstanding stock is being acquired by Dow on
Dec.
1, 1954, in a cash transaction.
In announcing the purchase, Dr. Doan said that Versenes Inc., for¬
merly known as Bersworth Chemical Co., has been engaged in manu¬
facturing a group of products used in the detergent, soap, textile,
metal,
agricultural, rubber, phamaceutical, chemical, petroleum and
related industries.
These products, known as chelating agents, have
the ability

period.
nine

first

changes

in

sales

and

income

were

1652.

1098.

Chemical

Purchase

to $401,800

the period amounted

for

1953
the

compared

as

combined

the

compared

prior year.

Working capital on Sept. 30,

180,

like

Under the

cated

in

Sales

onshore

production

placed on
grade oil.

of $181,700 as compared with $114,161 in the
last year for the combined companies.

before taxes
the

ECA

in
of

$4,209,391

for

W.

This company

determine

profit

net profit after provision for taxes for
(following merger of its associated com¬

a

1954

of

on

$344,930

1872.

p.

Douglas Oil Co. of California—Drilling in Peru, etc.—

The

of America—Earnings Up—

reports

months

Aug. 13, last)
corresponding period of

in

to

nine

consumer

expansion

in operation.—V.

an

corporation

first

the

Federal

993,727

_

to

are

V.

Equitable Credit Corp., Albany, N. Y.—Acquisition—

he

means,

now

are

1953

$18,139,000 $17,772,000

taxes

Net profit
No. of shares

also

Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New
;

.

said

wire

and

contracts

Conde Nast Publications Inc.—Earnings Up—
9 Months Ended

value,

par

outstanding

stock

See

Sales

company's backlog of defense business
some
of this work extends into the

the

and

,

demand

increased

—V.

Net

stock

new

respective

Electronics Corp.

continued

its

Jones,

250-ton

E.

preceding year,

Loewi,

no

their

Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
convertible
second preferred stock,
to common stockholders ratably in pro¬
holdings based on the total shares of
on
Nov. 22, the record date.
Rights will

offer

to

expire on Dec. 7.
The ratio of subscription,

accelerated amortization

despite

many

.■

,

new

company's

Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Victor

1954,

to

portion

1975,

p.

Steel

its

of

Sept.

2091.

p.

'

plus

achieve

Roy

for the six months ended Sept.

although

corporation's

four

3,376,537

ders for Bonds—
London

proposed

of

series

panies

cents per

year,

.

.

.

,

progress,

y

to

Thomas

completed in the latter
part of this fiscal year. "To utilize available plant space, we are
adding to our commercial products and negotiating for new defense
work, and for subcontract work from other manufacturers," Mr. Jones

where

Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca

27,825

3,100,000

720.

p.

"$26,749

program

corporation
1950,

comparable

$33,000,000,

fiscal

reduction

cost

this

since

share,

per

For

added

He

$2.09

(estimated)

earnings

Earnings

taxes

15.

equal to 78

1955-56

1953

$38,721,240

on

$10,070

is

preferred

enabled
record

Nov.

on

said.

stands

for

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

Operating profits
Other charegs (net)
II. s. and foreign taxes

and income

corporate-wide

a

profit after taxes

or

$448,475,

to

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sales

30,400

720.

p.

volume

earnings

operations.
Mr. Baughman

Columbian Carbon Co.

depletion

before

of

sales

program,"

independents

7,740

___

—

milled--

announced

the

disposal

amortization

It

p.

Daystrom, Inc.—Earnings Rise—

Jones

important films may now obtain
even
more
than financing from this corporation,
it was announced
on
Nov.
15
by Harry Cohn,
President.
Supplementing his widelyhailed
announcement
that this company has created
a
$10,000,000
fund for the financing of independent producers,
Mr. Cohn, in re¬
producer

1953

$3,651

18,503

and

profit

tons

Results

19.

Independent Producer—

independent

El Paso Natural Gas

1954

$17,810

30—

made.

letter

to

Sept.

profit—

common

Net

Dry

months

dividend

The

trust

the

this new resin, known as
properties required for

of

esters

These esters have

and industrial primers

Conn.,

Dallas

813,

J.

179,

1567.

good

To Assist

or

from

prepared

be

622.

clear finishes.—V.

as

dealers, Beverly Hills, Calif., has been elected a director.
together with Kirk Douglas, noted motion picture actor,
stockholder in the Dallas firm, which supplies electric

railway

New

entitled

—V.

the present

said.—V.

common

1953.

Gerald Cantor, President

769 shares of common
market
(estimated at $27.25

the

Net

Resin—

the preparation of spar and

SEC—

of notification with the
stock (no par) to be offered
per
share)
through Hallgarten
York.
The net proceeds are to go to stockholders who
to receive fractional
shares
in
connection with a
5%

corporation

Co.,

p.

of

$1.71

or

Oct.

Grindal,

ment securities

covering

able

reports

split effected Aug. 25,

"Deficit.—V.

are

is larger than

Sternberg

Mr.

shares

$1,382,892

Dallas Railway
B.

p.

an

polyalcohol for the manufacture of chemically re¬
primers has been announced by F. J. Gunn, Man¬

may

Dow Resin

the
at East

as

of coatings sales.

ager

by

makes it effective in the
intermediate in the pro¬

fibers

of

finishes and

pose

pro¬

take care of its
markets,
both
retail
and
requirements of
approximately 100,600 new retail househeating customers which the
System expects to serve this winter.—V. 180, p. 1975.

at

built

those

as

1954, first half of the company's fiscal year,
figures for the corresponding period of last year.
1954
period
were
$1,733,382,
equal
to
$1.67
per

retired.—V.

Net

The

<&

well

penetration

New

resinous

new

sistant

Army

Its

of plasticizers.
glycol ethly ether) is a brake fluid solvent,
action on many resins makes it useful as

Co.'s

ducers.

SEC

A

hulls, machine all
tanks in the
Chrysler Corp., it was announced
as

solvent

Announces

of

the

for

(diethylene

solvent.

and

and dyeing of textiles; also
ot
phthalic plasticizers.-

duction

gas

Gas

a

trillion
Fuel

Columbia's

supply were completed Nov. 1, when the
pipeline began delivering gas from three
reserves
which
a
Columbia subsidiary, United

large

Interstate

-Gulf

1872.

p.

17

powerful

printing

31,

ended

stock

Herbert

firm

previous year, according to a report to stockholders made by Stuart M.
Crocker, Chairman of the Board, and George S. Young, President.
Gross revenues were up nearly $23,000,000 from $223,125,000 in
the
Sept. 30.

$102,725

at

its

lacquer

a

ethyl ether)
is a resin solvent used
ink formulations.
It is also an inter¬

glycol

dye

production

the

the

of

common

is

months ended Sept.

12

$5,134,000

of

increase

180,

Dowanol
and

tenders

Vehicles

order

new

1,036,323

on

net

months

Mr.

Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Net Income Rises—
an

7—V.

number

turrets

awarded

President,

Oct.

above

Earnings

automatically

products are now

soap

preferred stock

Dec.

Continental,

Continental,

Tollett,

months

7,523,520

$1.70

company's newest and largest
Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 14, 1954.

receive

1954

1,

President.

built

Grindal Elected

The

to

substantial

a

machine

Sternberg,

standing

income

$4.52

of

dividends

will build

hulls

volume

with

5,227,183

1,296,377

net

shares

Dec.

on

lacquer,

program.

R.

Net income from foreign

Total

p.m.

intermediates,
announced by

17,

(ethylene

the

uniformly

and

glycol
ether solvents and
in tank car quantities is

new

8

in

used in textile
metals, enabling

permanently

Co.

in

extensively

Indicates

$

*

65,113,379 203,439,976 199,313,109
3,861,960
13,865,008
11,669,031
2,198,866
7,460,648
6,441,848

6,404,360

Earnings per com. share

3:30

two

Dowanol

Chemical

Dow

quickly,

9

Ether Series—

of

and

8

Dowanol

348.

p.

Cosden Petroleum Corp.—Earnings Up 25%—

1,663,094

dividends

$5,600,0001

The

?The

2,953,493

operations-

(about

all of its
at 101%

1955

1,

All three Continental Foundries, Pittsburgh Works at Coraopolis,
Chicago, Ind., and Wheeling, W. Va., will be engaged in

share

mestic

bonds

Feb.

on

Dowanol

widely

are

inactivate foreign

products

dye

New Glycol

Versene

regular

These

to

Production

East

The

do¬

from

income

Net

1769.

paints,

1954—9 Mos.—1953

$

71,636,163
6,539,078
3,585,585

sales

Domestic net

redemption

180,

to

up

of

cast

the

Pa.,

Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Earnings Increased—
1954—3 Mos.—1953

for

mortgage

accrued

company

program

Period End. Sept. 30—

without

manufacturers, will be machined in the machine shops
Chicago, Indiana.
Turrets will
be cast and machined
at
Wheeling,

719.

p.

p.

180,

the

and

3

textiles
staining problems.

di¬

of

Fe

operations.

manufacturers

W. V.

share

a

Projected net sales in the calendar year were given as slightly more
than
$42,000,000,; a decrease of approximately $2,000,000 from the
record high of

committee.—V.

Mr.

board

its

dyeing

been

firm.

freight
of

member

a

has

other

stock dividends paid and accrued.

after preferred

it

plus

and

All

months

motor

Ore.,

as

Versene

Director—

a

America,

of

Continental Foundry & Machine Co.—New Contract—

$2,880,019

$1.77

sale

share,

per

by

ten

first

will

company

hulls

net

called

interest.—V.

accrued

$160,000,000

Consolidated

executive

has

company

The

Co., Inc.—Earnings—

Coleman

bank

Bank

Consumers Power Co.—Tenders for Preferred Stock—

1954—9 Mos.—1953

$863,527
$0.98

its

the

Portland,

the

serve

of

mediate

1923.

179, p.

this

of

to

of

outstanding
and

$611,004
$0.61

income

Earns,

—V.

and

The

$17,517,912 $19,055,370 $53,795,029 $58,014,625
inc. taxes
1,298,384
1,842,154
3,813,171
6,780,138
687,380
978,627
2,037,254
3,900,119

sales
profit before
Income taxes

director

a

Chairman

Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd—Calls Bonds—

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

1954—3 Mos.—1953

Period End. Sept. 30—
Total

formerly

continues

rectors

development.—V. 180, p. 1974.

Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.

Gock,

center

research

new

houses two distinct technical organizations:
The Brush Lab¬
oratories Co., resposible for basic research and problems of basic
materials, and Clevite-Brush Development Co., responsible for new
which

product

J.

elected

Clevite Corp.—Opens Research Center—
The

(2081)

Versenes

solutions,

Dow

technicians

T,

is

used

point out.

in

Nov.

nounced

Executive
The

Pacific Electric

Vice-President.

multi-million

newly-organized
created by the

plant
is the headquarters of Federal's
Switchgear Division, the third such division
to handle its expanding manufacturing and

dollar

Eastern
company

activities.

sales

The
and

Co.—Opens New Plant—

leading manufacturer of
electrical equipment, on
officially opened its new plant In Scranton, Pa., it was an¬
by Joseph S.
Thompson,
President, and Thomas M. Cole,

company,

12

manufactures two lines of switchgear for industrial
at its Scranton plant: low voltage, high
based on the DMB breaker, and high voltage
the DST breaker.
meet Eastern customer demand, the Eastern Switchgear Division

company
commercial

applications

capacity switchgear,
switchgear, based on
To

soon begin production of Pacific's high voltage outdoor switchgear,
together with transformers now made in California by Gardner Electric,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
The plant, situated on a 28-acre tract of land, provides nearly four

will

Financial

The Commercial and

r

10

(2082)

ChronicleMonday, November

22

1954

\

<

working -capital.

and

manufacturing space under roof, and an adjacent research
building of 30,000 square feet.

of

-acres

houses.

administration

limited production for several months.
The company is now completing its $2,000,000 order for the Atomic
Energy Commission project at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.
Cole added that "'the company expects its
sales in the near
The

plant

future

has

to nearly

*

Plans to List Stock

"

'

company

Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—

—V.

Exchange

180, p.

after

the

offering,

1975.

<

John

R.

the New York

on

company

however,
is

in

for

Nov.

filed

9

letter—of

a

Ga.—Files

SEC

covering

.

<$10

>

10,000

share)

shares

of

policyholders

to

to

stcok

common

with

offered

be

predecessor

of

the

on

basis

Stores

for
-

of

i

' I,

Federal

taxes

Federal

excess

Net

shs.

—V.

profits

(14 Wks.)

(estimated),™..

tax

share

180, p. 625.

on

1953

1,637,138
$1.06

-oil

i

^

Net

after

last

period

Oct.

ended

all

charges*

1954,
180, p.

31,

year.—V.

amounted

to

the

See

Monterey Oil

Life

Fullerton Oil
See

'

'

Gamble-Skogmo,

*.

'

•

Inc.—October

Period End. Oct. 31—

f

'.

Sales

1954—Month—1953

'

to

Off—

11,524,679

Sales
—V.

180,

General

;

License
This
tiical

12,965,211

Corp.,
English Firm—

to

corporation,

ceramics,

leading

a

J.

permits Plessey the

steatites

other
the

to

techniques for ferrites developed by General Ceramics.
Ferrite magnetic cores are components for television sets,

mutual
exchange of technical
also provided.—V. 180, p. 1874.

are

and

funds

of

The

the

balance

registrant

Dynamics

Nine Months Ended

Corp.

available

tech-

for

capital

Eet sales

S.

1954
"

expenditures

and

U.

S.

and

Canadian

Canadian

income

income

taxes

liability
Res.

for

and

renegotiation
income before special

of

Estimated

o2

in

(J

$

between

Life

Series

180,

At

Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales

,

4

—V.

board

Robert

1,50o!o0O

$6 01
v

Great

12,491,000
9,377,061

of

E.

H.

and

$6.17

$4.46

are

party

a

on

with

the

property.

Hilton

Hotels

$5,131,045

203,742

738,227

the

bonds

issued

of

"B"

and

"C"

entered

was

Corp.

bonds

to

held

in payment

would

into

for

term

a

and

McCarthy

Center,

providing

for

the

$6,604,862
472,339-

applied to

of

Inc.,

the

15

the

years

corpora¬

and

management

Hilton.

board

directors

of

of

McCarthy

Center,

consists

of

N.

the

fo

Hilton,

lowing:

Jr.,

Conrad

Joseph

P.

were

elected.

Hilton, Glenn H.

N.

Binns,

Spearl

Ellison,

the

Holt,

Hii'on

P.

Treasurer.

stated

Binns,

Warier

of

that

the

Mendel.

the

transaction

Vice-President

H.

Mendel,

United

-HLton

and

of

States.

hfd

director

and

Counsel

Hotels

for

negotiated

bran

Hilton

of

Hotels

by

Corp.,

the

Equitable Life Assurance
counsel for the E'quitable were

Legal

Hilton

in

also

El

in

Paso.

of .ice
in

the

28

in

brings

the

Texas—the

Also

in

the

the

group

'

in

the

are

nine

•

Statler

hotels

organizat'on.
There are some 27,500
in the Statler purchases are two

Hilton

hotels.

Zoline and

T.

of Hilton Hotels to 28,
Fort Worth and the

total

Hilton

Included

buildings—Statler Center

Los Angeles

in

and the Statler Building

Boston.

Under
in

construction

Beverly

tra

are

hotels:

'

.

.

additional

seven

»

Beverly Hilton

The

Hills,

Calif., the Statler in Dallas, and Hilton Hotels
foreign countries—>Istaub"l. Turkey
(to open early

following
Mexico

These

City

and

hotels

!•£

John T.
counsel for

and

Legal

Shepherd.

Friedman.'- Joseph
RoSenf'eld.

Zoline--and

the Shamrock

are

&

J.

am

Counsel;

Assistant

Andrew

Will

were

Friedman,
of

which

Dicker,

Botts,

Corp.

Urist,- of

Acquisition
of

Richard

Baker,

1955);

Paper Co.—Earnings Off—

received by

be

Equitable.

.

$2,338,404

and

■

1954—9 Mos.—1953

$1,629,070

Northern

Hilton

Williford

Egypt.

14,548,000

between

Shamrock,

the

recently brought into

21,868.0':1

12,844,834

agreement

bonds

contract

Conrad

P.

Mr.

25,201/898

625.

p.

Warner H. Mendel,
Generai
Society of the United States
control of The Shamrock from

and Sam D. Young.
McCarthy Center, Inc., are Conrad N. Hilton, Chair¬
man
of the board; Glenn H. McCarthy, President; Spearl Ellison, Ex¬
ecutive
Vice-President;
Joseph
P.
Binns,
Charles
L.
Fletcher and
Robert P.
Williford, Vice-President;
William J. Friedman, Secretary;
and

Subs.)—Earnings Higher
,

a

innhoe

and

debentures issued

Hotels

no v

Officers

-two

223,094

180,

the

series

of the

owns

McCarthy,

.

stock

1954—3 Mos.—1953

loss

Net

Corp.

accepted and new members of the board of directors

were

The

Mr.

$6 22

(&

two

Inc.,
the resignations of all of the directors, other than Glenn H. McCarthy,

Maginnis

'

to

up

Assurance

transferring
of

vacant

the

on

meeting

a

Society

1771.

p.

ranging

to theVbig hotel organization.

"E"

the

of

Hilton

wh'ch

tion

rooms

1953

into

Holels

management

52.735,000

patent
7

!u

in

a

Nov.>12< brought, the famed
'Shamrock
this
corporation.
Conrad N. Hilton

on

Tex.,

provisions

Hotels

26 701 893

outstanding at end of period

in

Corp.^-Acquires Houston Hotel—

company

retirement

A

.

added

■

27,371,729

17

and The El Paso National Bank, as trustee.
Hotels and Equitable agreed that any payments

27,371 729

common

incrpa

nrodiipti™

Nov

es'

the agreement
the

28.283.000

of

rubber

thicknesses

Equitable

the

the sale

Joseph

income

share

per

been

on

Equitable/: Series "C"* bonds are subordinate to the other two
but are entitled to prior payments out of the proceeds realized

Crri

estimated

income

has

operation

Hilton

-

Beth eby it to

be

...

into

"push-button"

Equitable will continue to hold $13,000,000 of the "first mortgage
fund bonds, series A.
The bonds purchased by Hilton
were
series... "B"
and "C", each series being in the amount

Corp.
*

466,499,115 520.654,622

reserve

hew

the
b'mds and stock
purchased by its $5,000,000 of debentures
bearing interest at the rate of 4%
maturing in approximately 23 years,
issued under and secured by a trust indenture between Hilton Hotels

1953

replacement cost of facilities

Capacity Up—

corporation
a

for

excise

for

increased

Balance

broad¬
circuit

27,392,834

taxes

drilling

$

...

transportation

this

foam

Hiltcn

the

$2,500,000.

from

proper¬

1954

'

r.

Privately-™Thk

series,

and

deducted)

431,017,298 430,789,199

™

before

of

by

the

Estimated Federal and foreign income taxes and

magnetic

and

'

(discounts,

Estimated

Earnings XJp

—

1

"

U.

Subs.)

will

proceeds

o? 2
fPer

account.

sinking

Hotels

\

Goodrich Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher-

sa'.es

—V.

information

Sept. 30—

V'

Profit

(&

the

of

and

mv

si

it.

The

4%

Hilton

Gotham Hosiery Co., Inc.
General

with

Yoik.

partnership.

10
at

own

e

and

Houston,

Under,

Gulf of

the cost of the new deep-water mobile
equipment recently constructed for it by
$680,500 to pay off certain amounts owed

.'V

applications.
Continuous

Co.,

general

Sold

Nov.

on

went

makes

"ments sig.Jed'

the insuial.es

through

pay

"

Plessey

frequency filters,
other
electronic

many

to

their

1208.

o.;

"

ing

high

New

Nov

offered

Equitable, the hotel company also purchased from, the- latter $5,000,000
of first mortgage 4%- sinking
fund bonds secured by first
mortgage
h
on
the Shamrock Hotel and' the vacant land owned in
conjunction

'

electronic equipment mahufac-.
use of patents and manufactur¬

memory systems for digital computers,
cast
receiver
antenna
loops,
and

its

the

in

compietrd

*
•

others.

Nine Months Ended sept. 30—

Grants

—

and

license

a

of

on

for

plant.

co <:ra

p.

doc

Counsel

*

an

and,

wells in

SEC

to be

York,

in

of

180,

President

107,556,862

tax

ferrites,
granting of

the

announces

This license

privileges

Steel

Net

manufacturer of

Company of Ilford, England,
turer.

98,994,574

N.

therefrom
gas

Ohio,

of

which

equipment
wide
which
is

Hotel

Drilling company and
working capital.
The'
company expects that approximately $400,000 will be expended in drill¬
ing operations during the next four months.

$

$

Keasbey,

for

development of

gas

and

related

and

(B. F.)

Ceramics

basis

and

and

of oil

the

cents)

installation of

$1,500,000

Hilton Hotels

total

Glasscock

the

1536.

p.

Co.

incurred

will.be

„

$

oil

capacity

by the

operation of the hotel by

the

V-

'

1954—10 Mos.—1953

$

of

rubber

the

the

hem
•'

•"

exploration

sale

New

Marx—Notes

&

new

F.nal

present

the drilling

contract

a

Insurance

platform

below.

Co.
*

-

1831.

p.

on

the

and

company,

10

Co.,

announced

was

50%

costing

iet

.

offered

properties,

gas

with

(par

n

loans

in Name, etc.—

179,

the

and

filed

was

stock

Smith

.E.

proceeds, approximately $2,300,000 will be used by the
registrent to pay its outstanding bank loans and $613,766 will be used
to purchase the
outstanding stock of the Drilling company. Approxi- k
mateiy $2,500,000 will be used by the Drilling company to pay off bank

Gas Corp.—To Be Acquired—

&

Oil

Monterey

below.—V.

Co.

of

oil

are

Par

Nov. 12,

on

have

816.

Oil €o.—Change

\

According to the prospectus, the registrant and the Drilling company
entered into a contract for a $5,500,000 loan from the Mutual

corresponding

Of

Fullerton

production

Drilling

Mexico

three

the

for

$380,009

against $411,969 for

as

an

properties,

gas

the

the

Corp.—Earnings Decline—

income,

months

v

$840,000.

consummation

and

ties,

Froedtert

of

C.

acquired

nf

continuous sheet 70
inches
then- cut into
various
shapes for automobii
bodies, furniture,, shoes,, airplane seats, phonograph
turn-tables mat
* trass toppe'S, powder puffs, women's
undergarments, machinery sas
ket
and
"do-it-yourself", .craftsmen.
The
form
can
be
made

in¬
G. G asscock Drilling Co. in the unpaid amount of
account receivable from the
Drilling company in
be

to

it

foam

The

financing, the registrant will
acquire from the above individuals all of the outstanding stock of ihe
Drilling company, which owns and operates 10 drilling rigs, cons'sting
of 7 barge
rigs and 3 land rigs in addition to a large deep-water
mobile drilling platform recently put into service.
The registrant wi'l engage- in the acquisition of leases of prospective

$1,735,572

$1.31

>

Upon

1,637,138

and

amount

the

$2,144,689

stk.)—.__

of

note

$3,307,500

79,000

stock

common

assets

stalment

1,965 370

„'.;■

registration statement with the SEC

a

E.

Schaffner

Fremont,

acquire substantially all of the assets of C. G. Glasscock O 1
;;Co., a partnership consisting of C..G. Glasscock,' C. G. Glasscock. Jr.
and James C. Storm, in exchange for 1,000,000 shares of common stock.
In this connection, the registrant is to assume liabilities of- $2,311,030.

$3,779,942

2,323,997

"

(excluding treasury

outstg.
per

line

to

poses

>

(13 Wks.)

.

$4,468,686

_________

—■

-A-—--

profit

Com.

Earnings

income

on

filed

shares

1652.

p.

than

more

through

sale

The principal

1954

Quarter Ended October 2—
•>' Profit before Federal taxes-___~_
*

7

-Y

public

432,422

Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Foam Rubber
The

First California Co. and William R. Staats'&
Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be , sup¬
plied by amendment.
Organized under Delaware law on Aug. 27, 1954, the company pro¬

par

Inc.—Earnings Rise—

V.'

.

180,

—V.

>1954, covering 215,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be

the

at

through

—V.

>

./

Christi,

Corpus

and

1874.

10,- has arranged
place privately through Blyth & Co., Inc. a $7 265nno
3%% promissory note due 1969.—V. 174, p. 453/

>

parts and acces¬
It also applies
•

not"s;
p.

to

nickel and chromium

Glasscock-Tidelantls Oil Co.,

of capital

shares

company,

Texas—Registers With SEC—

'

First National

;

units.

.

notiiicat'on

of

letter

share

With SEC—

various

of

appliance

home

graining finish to metal parts and is engaged in
plating.—V. 180, p. 1433.

j

two
shares
for each
$1,000 policy. The proceeds are to be placed with
the State Treasurer as a deposit to guarantee payment of policies
Issued by the predecessor.. No underwriting will be involved.—V.. 1.75,
|j.
2486.
'
per

sale

and

of

and

bmk

Patents, Inc.—Files With SEC—

Harley
A

7.900

18

manufacture

the

This company

notification

*

Nov.

on

in

stock.—V.. 180,

.

.

,

With Securities and Exchange Commission—
on

common

Debentures

for

Rubber Co.—Registers

automobiles,

(C. G.)

company

debt;

;

be waived at the option of General Tire. Motor Products

may

engaged

sories

t.

>

tenders

filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 95,000 shares of its 51/a%
cumulative preference stock,
$100 par.
General Tire prosposes to oifer to holders of common stock
of Motor Products Corp.- the privilege of exchanging Motor
Products
common for -General Tire preferred, the rate of exchange to be supplied
by amendment. The obligation of General Tire to make the, exchange
is subject to the condition that not less
than 315,000 shares of tie
Motor Products common are delivered for exchange, which condition,

*

said.

President,

Kennedy,

.

First National Life Insurance Co., Atlanta,

The

inviting

$5,000,000

term

value

*

Hart,
The

^

will be made to list the common stock

Application
Stock

is

corporation

General Tire &

a

,

.

,Ml.

the purchase by it ot
$700,000 principal amount of its 4 %
cumulative income debentures
due
Sept.
30, 1969.
Tenders must be received by Bankers 'Trust
Co., 46 Wall St.,
New York, N. Y., the agent of the corpora won,
on
or before
3 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 1, 1954.—V. 172, p. 1031.
This

Big Board—

on

Nov. .15 filed

on

Y\

prefabricated,;
7 W.'-A

of

manufacturer

a
v,v.

,

General Realty & Utilities Corp.—To Buy

,.

registration statement with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of its $5 par common stock.- This stock is part
■of the 700,000 outstanding shares of Federal common,
and is to be
offered for public sale by the holders thereof through an underwriting
«roup headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to oe supplied by amendment.
According to the prospectus, the selling stockholders and the shares
to be sold by each are as follows: Howard T. Brown (Board Chairman), ,-v
75,000; John R. Kennedy (President), 50,000; and A. Guy Freas (Ex- ;
ecutive
Vice-President), 75,000.
These individuals are listed as the
,
owners of 101,986,
114,202, and 125,932 shares, respectively.
^
The

*

"

$34,000,000.—V. 180,

double this year's record high of

Federal Paper Board

*

is

company

■■■

in

been

1432.

%>.

The

•

.

add

another

3,350

_

in

Cuba; and Ciro,
to the Hilton

Acapulco,-Mexico;. Havana,

will

Hs

.

in

rooms

operations

*

Net

•Earnings

*Based

<

Nine Months Ended

income

«...

share__

per common

the 2,048,096 shares outstanding at Sep. 30,

on

Net

Provision

NOTES—Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. was merged with and into
the corporation effective April 30, 1954.
To provide a basis for com¬
paring current operations, the consolidated operating results of General

Dynamics
1954

Corp.

and

and

subsidiary

have

1953

been

for

the

combined

in

nine
the

months

above

end^d

Seot.
with

statement

Net
Cash

the

FINANCIAL

19-54,

$59,400,000.

of

exceeded

of

the corporation

consolidated

Consolidated

$82,750,000
Increase

POSITION

reflects

the

roughly

net

worth

$8,250,000

since

■; '■

that

the

An

order

lias

amounting

first

been

received

Frederick
units

l>y

announced

Kohl,

Ingalls

will

General

Shipbuilding

supply

the

all

year.—V.
..

on

Nov.

Department,

two LSD's being

Drydock

&

electric

the

power

Corp.,
other

said

amounting to

There

than $4,500,000

more

of

1963

Miss.

propulsion

for

A

Forrestal

family

new

three

Class,

for

12

turbine

of

and

two

laminates

has

been

industrial

Laminated

company's

destroyers,

he

added

introduced

by

456,213

345,300

537 180

$1.88

$1.42

$2.21

have

at

101

pany

.

additional
of

share for

one

Gas

directors
to

D.
C.

the

agreed

on

to

President,

on

Rhyne,

Secretary

and

fill

a

vacancy

members.—V.

seven

created

180, p.

Nov,

by

the

board's

to

the

the

PROCEEDS—Net

not

to

more

assure

increase

from

six

since

paid

at the

1954,

of

the

proceeds

shares

through

of

S.

common

17

Fuller

stock

at




at

that

this

&

Co.,

New

$5

per

share

corporation plans to offer
York, an issue of 300,090
and

use

the

proceeds

for

15

company

years,

1957.

charter

becomes operative when
The Hilton organization

under

of

with

value)

on

the

name

of Hilton

"The

The

the

hotel

agreement

formula

Payment

Canada

of

Ltd.

1,200 rooms
Commonwealth.

British

remains
covers

will

costs

the

in

full

ownership

its

for

be

the

of the

based on a
division ot

operation,

a

only

providing

all

will

than

more

percentage

of

operate

operation."
under the direct

,

supervision 0
is Executive

W. Houser

c

fered

stockholders

par

Chairman
N. Hilton,

Conrad

Holiday Plastics, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Stock Offered
S. D. Fuller &
Co., New York, on Nov. 16 publicly of¬
149,500 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) at

the

National

com¬

48,047

the basis

will

be
of

on

the

water

used

for

shares.

per

share.

PROCEEDS—Of

the

proceeds, $20,000 will be used to pay f°r
leased quarters; $35,000 for1 the purchase
for sales promotion on a national
basis; and $20,000 for
engineering research and proprietary product
development. The balance of
$125,000 will be used to augment work¬
ing capital.
j■ expansion,
additional

oi

in

net

new

equipment;

$30,000

capital

securities

of

additions

reservior,

at

of
a

reaches

of

for

upper

supplies

the

annual

of

rate

dividend

of
was

$1.70

per

raised

to

share.
50

Hackensack

$2.

per

share,

of

New Jersey

Rockland

County,

had
...

furnishes

water

service

in

54

and the Spring Valley subsidiary
New

25

or

1

offfrar

the

cents)

600.000 shs.

recapitalization

S
puchase

shares

34^515 shares

of

authorized
no

par

of 25-cent

by

value

par

the

stockholders on
stock were

common

number
tRepresentS

stock, of which

directors

own a total of 92,865 shares.
warrants exercisable at $2
per share.

has its executive offices and plant at 410
so? TerFace>" 'Kansas City, Mo. The enterprise was staJ^
fhp rnmn.Pn
ship in 1945 by George K. Frischer, now President
The comS'
Was incorPorated in Missouri in October, 1946.
a

n

°T?e 01 the nation's. few integrated fabricators of
Droriurti ?
L manufactures both proprietary and cU.st0
oils vinli T Flberglas reinforced plastics, Plexiglas, laminated
vinyl

Diastir

municipalities in
serves

a

portion

York.

order

the

12 months ended Aug. 31,
1954 the 'company
total operating revenues of $8,164,000 and net income of
$1,440,000.

CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization, to be outstanding upon completion
of the common stock financing, will consist of:
$22,000,000 in long-

,

Phei
Pheiiolics,

the

sheet,

cellulose

acetate,

styrene

noIDSD^i?he

been

sheet.
of dividends on
Royalite

comPany initiated the payment
hC°mmon stock in September 1953. Dividends have
feeding quarter to date on the no par stock
M'inntF
stock dividend was paid on such stock in O606111.,,);
Management

Sa?d

In add hi on
li53
1953.

and

in

i

.

intends

to

pursue

a

liberal

dividend

policy,

f V?

I
|7.3

outstanding
299.015 shs.
75,000

EastUS9ShS^~Company

a?
of

an

FINANCNG

15,000

a

1.95.4- fcbe 8,795

stork
stock

Commencing June

cents

(par

^Pursuant to
61

of

companies.

the

PRESENT

TO

to

Spring
cost

EFFECT

Authorized
stock

tWarrants
and

Spring Valley Water

The construction program

impounding

CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common

company has paid dividends each year on its com¬
1886. From December, 1946 to
March, 1954 dividends

■EARNINGS—For

Nov.

on

D.

made

1536.

Homes, Inc., Huntington Station, L. I., N. Y.

announced

was

($25

$400,000

adequate

quarterly

annual rate

—Plans Financing—
It

be

share.

than

BUSINESS—Company

publicly,

shares

$5,235,000,

stock

northern

General

will

Offered —This

common

Supply Co.,'a subsidiary.
includes a large dam and

were

election

board

for

runs

modern, in

said:

developed

DIVIDENDS—The

announced

Controller,

Stock

—

Works &

Board—
17

Payment

to purchase any unsubscribed

purchase

1771.

Corp.—Rhyne

interest:

eight shares held of record Nov.i
Rights expire Dec. 6, 1954 at
(EST)). The offering will be
underwritten'by
The First Boston Corp. and
White, Weld & Co., who have

&

Phillips,

and

3:30 p.m.

mon

Arthur

by Donald Gordon,

]5

Railways,

ready for occupancy in
Canadian

most

a^er

for redemption on
Dec.
1, 1954, $100,000
refunding mortgage bonds, 3'series t'due"1

each

per

Nov.

International, Inc., of which John
Vice-President.—V. 180, p. 1772,

offered

common

18, 1954, at $40

'

River

General

19

which

on

National

Corp.

Hilton Hotels

Water* Co.

Nov.

on

Hotels

20-story, hotel

System.

carefully

joint-"y

Canadian

the
will
The

Ltd.

and

Hilton

accrued

is
a

Gordon

$1.80-

Trust
Co., Boston, Mass., or at The Chase
City of New York, N. Y.—V. 180, p. 1771,

the

Valley

Rawiston

and

and

Street

of

called

first

hotel

new

Mr.
CNR

of

Hilton

obtained

Canada

shares.

been

approximately

of

437 469

taxes

laminates.—V.

p.

$5 086 163

announced

of

agreement,

new

largest

$5,734,914

share

Insulating Products Department, which an¬
nounced three new N.E.M.A. grade phenolic laminates with
exceptional,
punching characteristics and high mechanical-electrical strength.
According to E
E. Hinson, Manager-industrial laminates sales, the
three new punching-grade laminates are characterized by outstanding
c'rength and ease of fabrication.
He
said
these
features
help
to
eliminate costly production delay due to
inadequate punching-grade
180,

The

the

has

1954—12 Mos —1953

$4,241,166

was.

President

President

The

$4,765,533

242,886

Hackensack

generat¬

gear

LSD's,

This
and

$3.44

Corp.—Earnings Higher-

1954—10 Mos.—1953

Manage Large Hotel in Montreal, Canada—

The Hilton Hotel organization will make its first
appearance on
Canadian hotel scene-under terms of
an agreement whereby Hilton
manage the Canadian National Railways'
new $20,000,000 hotel,
Queen Elizabeth, now under construction in Montreal.

$2

The
the

ing sets for six Navy ships, including the CVA-62 latest aircraft carrier
the

'

providing for dividends paid
July 23, 1954.*-V. 180, p. 1535.

com.

on

outstanding

Bank

four

ships. Delivery is scheduled for early in 1956.
> '
During the past six weeks the Fitchburg (Mass.) Works has received

of

1 797 891

$2.78

after

per

built for the Navy

Pascagoula,
than

1,798,326

Partial Redemption—

State

of

$3,436,743

64,000

stock,

Power

revenues

•Based

8.

Manager

Mountain

income

<Earns.

Navy Order—

liew

orders

Net

130,
y,-;y

new

^ill be installed in each of

thb

eets

the

$2,859,389
stock.™.

per share in 1954 are
after
accrued on preferred stock issued on

Operating

an

approximately $1,100,000 for eight turbino
U. S. Navy Landing Ship Drydocks (LSD)
this company's Small Turbine and Supercharger-

by

was

S.

of

reflects

3 451 000

share__l„^___i______

common

Period End. Oct. 31—

approximately"

and

to

generating sets for

Department, it

of

high,

•

General Electric Co.—Receives
<>ear

date

previous

per

Green

approximately

of

6,887 743

of

and its subsidiary at Sept.-

capital

at

corporation's

1874.

p.

working

To

$32,889,098

5,532,389

taxes

—

Earnings
and

1953

2,673,000

provision for Federal income
Federal income taxes

profit

Earnings

operating results of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. for the following'
periods preceding the merger: 1954—the four months ended April 30,
1954; 1953—the nine months ended Aug. 31, 1953.
H
SO,

for

dividends paid on preferred
dividends paid on common

Cash

30,

1954

$33,375,427

Profit before

1954.

Sept. 30—

sales

but

li

Number 5379

180

Volume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.%•.

(2083)
dividends,' if any,
on earnings.—V.

future

"

the

on

180,

dependent

new - 25-cent

IIoudaille-Hershey Corp.

1954

income

______

the

for

income

»Pre-tax

bidding

to

1,334,359

$1.04

$2.76

1954

period

increased

was

by

revision

a

of

was

depreciation applicable to the period in the amount of $320,090 result¬
substantially from conversion from accelerated depreciation allow¬
able as income tax deduction to normal rates for commercial opera'tions. tAfter provision for preferred dividend requirements and based
on 785,000
shares of common stock.—V. 180, p. 1537.

on

ing

the

(New

Co.

Telephone

Illinois

The

Jersey)

below.—V.

180,

1874.

p.

V

Nov.

on

17

syndicate
&

The

filed

registration

a

statement

with

-

to

are

line

expenditures.—V.

construction

178,

-

1058.

p.

Interstate

jointly by

Blyth
1 •;

'

■

series

C

&

Commerce

corporation

Nov.

on

12

announced

nylon

new

a

of

the

staple

will
to

be

of

the

fiber

new

followed

the

of

start

fiber

and

proceeds

and for

par,

plus

be

the

the

regular

Industrial

Rayon's

nylon

<

staple

polymerization

improved

.fiber

is

from

made*

and .fiber

interest

in

applied

to

each

line.

Gulf/' At

•

to

It

is

the

Shreveport,

with

$1,200,000
Arthur

to

total

a

the

Purpose of
which

New

Orleans,

has

revenue

been

La.,

it

the

on

of

miles

route

of

and

which

pany,

he

fire

is to

and

is

lines

capitalization

the sale of 5,000 shares of the

of

connects

of

revenues

reported
For

■'•.

with

and

to

at

the

ratio

The

of

90%' for

will

to

'

permit

The

its

$500,000,
had been

*'•

increased

was

$700,000,

$500,000

the

1953,

tion

to

subsidiary

a

proceeds

For

and

freight revenue
of

and

1954,

its

the

of

last

Business

Machines

Corp.—New

New Development Announced—;
brains"

will

period.

of

screen

The

home

a

be

television

provided

.

V

„

Potential

science

design
—V.

180,

the

the

types

Plant—

Co.—Bonds

income

net

revenues

at*

"

In

the

'

to

Net

can
-

on

other

per

2,954,061

Canadian

sh.

9,799,439

International

1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
$

subsidiary of

the

of

3,211,525

Co.

Brown

The

Corp.'s

and

$1.45

$4.50

half

other

of

Sept.

30,

and

1954,

other

which

acquired

was

incurred

was

626.

first

30,

180, p.

■

*

Nov.

filed

5

■

letter
stock

common

to

be

to

for

redemption

to

the

thereof

stock

Iowa Power

The. contract

H.

N.

Co.

Paper

is

of

contracted

has
St.

Maurice

Insurance

West

of

for

160,

■,

'

shares

stock

to

such

of

of

common

Genesee

of

held

of

thereof

acceptance

shares

(80,000

outstanding

by

Genesee

stock.-

Increase

to

shares

of

the

,

com¬

cumulative

Dec.

issue

outstanding

preferred

to 8,000,000 shares of

up

preferred

stock

has

been

called

23.

will

be

informed

6.

-

of

details

in

special

a

mailing

,

.

is

approved

be

the

needed

as

for

additional

conversion

purposes, and the
for investment in

available

subsidiary

banks

180, p. 1653.

shares

the

of

of

stock

common

preferred

stock

and

proceeds

of the preferred stock
additional capital stock of tho

and

for

other

corporate

purposes.

7

Portland

stockholders

the

V"'
.

Charter

Cement

Co.—Stock

Split—

approved on Nov. 16 the filing of an amendment
Nov. 30, 1954, effecting the split of the
company'!!
par value,
into, two shares of common stock, $15

on

stock,

no

date

will

be

mailed

*

Dec.

011

1,

1954.—V.

t

r

"

177, ,p.

,r

ex¬

tho

2249.

(

•

'

•-

<

Mercast Corp.—Kirk Also President—
Alan

President

recently

1737.

p.

of

G.

the

Kirk,

Kirk

Chairman

corporation

appointed

Admiral

President

has

been

to
of

of

the

'

succeed

The

S.

J.

the

been

Sindeband

Teleregister

Chairman /of

has

Board,

elected

who

way

.

Co.

Board

of

fo?:

Mercast

the past year.

Co.—Redemption—*
Dec.

on

1,

$248,000

1954

This
to

of >

corporation,
frozen

the

affiliate

an

mercury

of

the

Alloy Precision Castings
Thompson Products, Inc.—V. 180,

Merritt-Chapman &

Atlas Corp., controls the righta !
investment casting.
Its licensee!!
Kolcast
Industries,
and
Inc.,

of

process

include

7*

OF SEPT,

AS

-

-

Co.,

1435.

p.

Scott Corp.—Bank Loans—

/Negotiation by this corporation of a $14,000,000 financing agreement >
a
group of nine banks was announced on Nov. 17 by Louis E.

with

:

Wolf son,
The

180,

on

and

its

..

to

Power

subsidiaries

Proceeds

Power

per

which

shares.

1,

company's

totaled

1954

the

total

in
a

&

Canal

York

New

consolidated net sales

Compared

with

The

taxes.
'•

ago.

V

Bank

for

the

below.—V.

Co.

first

the

nine

J

Plant,

Chicago,

also V.
T.

on

Nov.

lights

reference
Jackson
be

that

Trust

180,

p.

and

254.

Savings

1
-

Mr.

He

new

filed

5

issued

7

also will be used to refinance the long-term obli¬
Osgood, to complete construction of a nev/
steel at the Newport Steel.Corp., of Newport, Ky.,
M-C&S earlier this year, and for general corporate pur¬

Marion

by

and

Trust Co.,
and Harris Trust
and Savings
Bank,
both
oi
The Pennsylvania Company for Banking and Trusts, Phila¬
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association,
Francisco;
and The First National Bank
of
Cincinnati
Cin¬

William

of *

part:

Oct.

new

capacity,

net

of

sales

Draper,

Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC

21,

a

letter of notification with the SEC

With

at

El

connecting
pleted,

220

the

included

have

the* formal

the
to

determined
have

-

have

by

New

near

of

24-page
25

of

Nov.

Colo.,
as

reviewed

18

"The

full

confirmation

production
commercial

from

to
the

extent
wells

three

production.

vicinity,
Daily
about 6,000 barrels

crude
per

said.

emphasized

brochure

the

Orleans,

Barton

See

La.'

the

the

New

major

York

changes

Society of
and high¬

'

work being

done

of

oil

da-y

levels

has

our

made

No.

1

is
Indications

or

about

produced

from

He

discovery

drilled.

are

different

Lion

this

horizons,

4,000

acres

in

yet
are

all
in

has already been
Colorado drilling,"
...

by the company in pressure main¬
tenance and secondary recovery methods in order to insure the
great¬
est ultimate recovery from producing reservoirs.
He related that net,

Mexican

credits

from

The

Nov.

said

6

in

the

Miami

by

the

180,

the

p.

large

two

Gordo

sub¬

and

the

also

just been com¬
program
has come to
added

capacity
so
Miguel Aleman

nearly

190,000

togethex*

that,
System

of

tho

this companyr has now greater reserve
its
history.- The completed program
distribution

and

facilities

which

and increased its efficiency,
possible through the co-operation
evidenced in many ways, including large

system

made

Financiera, S.
the World Bank

Oct.

have

has

program

transmission

been

government

1954

29,

A.

and

loan

declared

stock, payable Dec.

common

24.—V.

in the electrification

generating

from

company's

has

on

with

which

Nacional

and

directors
on

Nov.

the

out

program

Commission,
share

speaking

in

immediate

Martin

instalation

Oct.

on

company's operations since January
1950.
the
company's recent discovery, the Dwinell

County,

we

dedication

'

President,
on

Brochure—

illustrated

important

rounded

along

construction

This

company's
available

Electricity Commission,
than ever before in

capacity
also

the

line

five-year

conclusion.'

power

additional step

service,

in

transmission

kv

to

Federal

*

on

(formerly Jacksonville) and Cerro

company's

successful

the

important

an

Patla

Salto

kilowatts
.

the Board,

of

the President of the Republic of Mexico,

1954,

represents

Mexico.

stations

,

Power Co., Ltd.—New Plant—

Jr.., Chairman

Adolfo
Cortines, honored this company by personally inaugurating its
Patla
hydro-electric plant.
This
plant,
with
45,000
kilowatt

Ruiz

below

H.

.

"On

.

consolidated

year,

beautifully

a

petrochemical

Analysts

of

boosted

1, 1954, $38,000 of
102.38% and accrued

with

Martin,

Security

to

has

180, p.* 1773.

M.

of : which

Dec.

111.—V.

its

Marion

cinnati, Ohio.—V. 180, p. 1875.

180,

months

$946,000

is

■

last

period

same

figure

'

Co.—Issues Illustrated

connection

;

Merritt-

the

&

San

•

covering 5,500,000 shares of common stock (par 1 cent) to be offered
share through McCoy & Willard, Boston, Mass. The net
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.

in

by

of

participating in the $14,000,000 financing are: Irving Trusfc
Co., The Hanover Bank, The New York Trust Co. and Bank of the
Manhattan Company, all of New York;
Continental Illinois National

300,000 shs. "

at'5 cents per

company

part

loans

cold rolling

with

The

in

used

Proceeds

of

for

acquired

approximately $3,797,000.
• /
- ;
'
The company paid another dividend of 75 cents per common share,
bringing the year's, total to $2.25.—V. 180, p. 1209.- ;

corporation

been

outstanding bank

delphia;

RR.

&

income

net

.

Lincoln Uranium Corp.,

-

obli¬
,

poses.
-Banks

declined

The

bank

its subsidiary, The Osgood Co., both of Marion,
acquired in October by M-C&S through an exchange

gations

the'quarterly report to stockholders reveals.
income amounted to $8,322,000 after payment of

income

year

have

all

outstanding

■

-

and

were

mill

$89,900,000,

Consolidated.net
$8,553,000

buy Brown
Corp. for

stock,

on

retire

other

no

c

-

financing
to

Mexican Light &

share

redemption

the

Scott

Shovel Co.

Ohio,
of

*

of

&

have

currently

;

Chapman

(Eli) Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, Ind.—Earnings—

Brown-*

Chairman,

Chicago;

Pennsylvania
1773.

subject/
Dec.

Board

&

gations.'

1875.

p.

and

largest of its kind ever negotiated bji Merrit-ChapScott, consists of an $8,000,000 five-year term loan and « 1
$6,000,000 loan for current working capital purposes.
The company

Outstanding

600,000 shs.

President

financing,

man

1954

30,

Authorized

<

(par $2.50)

Lehigh Valley RR.—Calls Bonds—

Co.—Partial Redemption—

Street,




414

subject

authorized to

now

Nov.

corporate

effective

the

See

p.

the

Monroe

SEC

Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock

-

•

to redeem

preferred

mortgage bonds, 2%%"series, due 1979, at
interest.
Payment will be made at the Harris
115

the

company

This

acquire

would

first

Bank,

with

a

Co.

necesasry,

$52.50

& Light
called

is

value. • Outstanding certificates
will
not
be
called
in
for
change, but additional certificates for a like number of shares at

'

ments and to other
corporate purposes.—V. 180, p. 1976.

There have been

80%

of

capital

offer

•

"This

4.70%

of

$1.45

par

♦

extent

outstanding

price

the

of

The

than

The

Issued

Medusa

sinking

CAPITALIZATION

Power Co.—Financing Authorized—

used,

presently

less

plan

other

to

certain

The

—V.

the 100,000 shares
$50 par, at the re¬
plus accrued dividends,
and to
prepay without premium the $2,000,000 of its 3V*% bank loan
botes.
The
remaining
proceeds
will
be
added
to the
company's
treasury funds and will be applied to property additions and improve¬
of

demption

at the rate

share

1954.

on

for

be

The

of'

to be offered first to

(par $10)

$595,080

$1.39

Corp.—Registers With SEC—

Trust Co.

one

8,

stock.

the

—V.

Corp.,

The company has received SEC authorization to Issue and
sell, at
competitive bidding, 200,000 shares of a new series of its class of
Preferred stock of the par value of $50 per share.
Net proceeds
are

notification

of

Terminal

RR.

&

called

mortgage

Title

Lion Oil

Interstate

$569,259

ofv

during the first two months of the

a

573,113'

409,500 shares).

(on

on Nov.
17 approved a proposal
by 2,000,000 shares, to Issue 500,000
stock
($50 par), and
to
retire the

29.

If

net loss of

a

132,334

543,774

2094.

corporation's

makes

exclusive

of Sept. 1,

$1,300,523

is

would

items.

Power

the

.

showed,

7

Capital stock

financing in connection with the purchase is contemplated
1772.-

>

proceeds will be received by the company, but will s
selling stockholders.
is a California corporation, with its principal office
at 3444 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, Calif;
It was incorporated >
on
Jan. 11,
1937.
It is engaged in the title insurance business in
Los
Angeles County and San Diego County, and also,
through its
affiliated companies, in the counties of Alameda,
Glenn, Humboldt, ;
Napa, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Solano.
It has a working arrangement with California. Pacific Title Insurance r
Co., whereby that company co-insures all policies of title insurance :
issued in Los Angeles County by Land Title Insurance Co.
*

1954.'

Canadian funds.
If by any chance Shawinigan should not
complete the purchase, Canadian International would, under its contract, buy such St. Maurice stock at that price.
No outside

as

■'

;

;

None

go

(probably upwards) for changes in inven¬

&

in

which

company,

quarter in

Dock

been

have

Land

$4,500,000,

—V.

this

products,

Dr982

$1,238,380

proposed to offer then the right to subscribe to approximately
shares
of
cumulative
convertible
preferred
stock
through
transferrable warrants,
to
provide approximately
$20,000,000.
The
plan will be submitted to them at a special meeting to be held on

...

contracted to purchase a
wholly owned Canadian '

has

Berlin,

variable

Water

interest

on

was

21,962

_1—

stockholders

would

Offered—Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, on Nov. 3
publicly offered 30,161 shares of capital stock (par $2.50)
at $7.50 per share.

I

$4.32

shares outstanding Sept.

Brown

International

to adjustment

Shawinigan

it

$1,301,510

redemption

It

for construc¬

and

Sept. 30—

operations

corporation is

The

^

42,976,489"

44,778,503

parent Brown Co.'s stockholders.
plans, the purchase would be completed

certain

books

400,000

Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—Exchange Offer

;

part Crown lands under license from the Province of Quebec) and/
its inventories.
The price for these assets is $37,600,000, Canadian

lands, subject

loans

See Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., below—V.

_

p.

Corp.'s pulp mill at La Tuque, Quebec, having an annual capacity of
approximately 175,000 tons of kiaft pulp (mostly high quality bleached >
grades), its woodlands comprising about 2,500,000 acres (part freehold

tories

the

bonds,

$1,216,418

; Admiral

the

Under present
1954 and Canadian

closed

mortgage

revenues

not

scheduled

fund bonds, series A, 37/a%, due
June l, 1968 at 10Q7/e.%
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at The Toledo
Trust Co., 245 Summit St., Toledo 3, Ohio.—V. 180,

10,370,279

8,522,992

14,390,323

Co.

Paper

major portion of the assets of the
to approval

-

$1.44

of

basis

on

have

first

1653.

directors

common

for

Dec.
bank

for¬

common

3»/«%.

,

outstanding

Subs.)—Earnings—

(&

14,356,188

♦Computed

all

Privately—•

stockholders, then to public, at $16.50 per share, without underwriting."'
proceeds are to be added to working capital.—V. 117, p. 95. *
-

Lakefront

are
almost unlimited.
In
help
determine
the
best
with
speed
and. * accuracy.

1954*-3 Mos.—1953
$
$

profit

♦Earns,

and

Sold

;

reduce

.

&

associates

p.

shares.

157,

gloves

same

company

There

167,141,831 169,550,426 500,563,790 509,072,691
135,742,426 135,824,876 402,659,255 399,618,574 s
U. S. Fed. income taxes*
13,156,250
13,934,488
41,539,270
46,010,470
Fed. excess profits taxes
1,380,071
7,594,889 >,
State
income t£Lxes
*
932,906
809,143
" 3,063,770
2,501,990 eign income taxes

and

180,

1953

each

preferred

1875.

p.

The

-

Net sales and .other inc.
Costs and expenses

Canadian

Inc.

$18,000,000

18.—V.

4,668,763

Dec.

stock

mon

aggregated

Annuity Fund of New Jersey,

,77*

used

p.

covering 10,000 shares of

this

by

16

display
740

equipment

of

International Paper Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—

for

$5,970,273

of

common

1537.

p.

the

area

1954

p.

on

The

Kemper Thomas Co., Cincinnati, O,—Files With SEC

with

Nov.

on

visual

engineering,

many

large

receiver.

announced

of

uses

and

of

the, fact that
a

4,920.453

,

coi'poration, is
known as the Type 740 Cathode Ray Tube Output Recorder, and
was
designed for use with IBM's Type 701 and 704 E'.ectronic Data
Processing Machines, 18 of which are now in use by leading American
industries and in government agencies.
device,

new

to

provides

$6,136,871

from

for

holders

subsidi¬

1953, Kayser reported net earnings
$41,000.—V. 180, pp. 1875 and 1653. *

"windows" into which
engineers and scientists can peer to see exactly what goes on inside
the -electronic
craniums.
Actually, the "windows" will be cathode
ray tubes on which the big
calculators' innermost "thoughts" willbe pictured in the form of graphs, geometrical , figures, engineering
symbols, or in words and numbers, just as they might appear on thesoon

7-

ended

lingerie,

$230,000, all of which

A new 139,200 square-foot plant completely devoted to heat treating,
plating and plastic molding operations was opened in Endicott, N. Y., /
on Nov.
13 by this corporation. This addition to the main plant will
handle more than 40,000 different parts used in IBM electric account¬
ing machines, electronic "brains" and time recording instruments.

"Giant

180,

Diamond Hosiery Corp.,

•

International

attention

which

expenses

Genesee Valley

stock

consolidated

railroad

consolidated

operating

$12,177,881 —V. 180,

was

Light

to be

are

the quarter

The

,

&

V

program.—V.

hosiery,

of General Contract Corp.

Orleans.

Now

called

acres

1773.

corporation on Nov. 18 filed a registration statement with tho
covering 426,000 shares of $5 par common stock, which are to bu
offered in exchange for all the Issued and
outstanding capital stock

(Julius) Kayser & Co.—Reports Loss for Quarter—:

,

which owns
four banks in St. Louis, one in Quncy, Illinois, and one in Memphis r
owns
or
is heavily interested in four insurance companies operating
in 42 states; owns Securities Investment Co., St., Louis, a dealer and
personal loan finance company operating in six states, and approxi-,
rnately 30 finance and personal loan offices extending from St. Louis
is

company

He

p.

SEC

for

,

to

Power

Co. '

The
,

upped Ho

was

company

This

derived

are

each

Aug. 31,

company

railway

Teachers Pension &

ance

$1,00,000.
The

Co.

Marine Midland

a

Texas,

the system.

price of $160 per

a

the

years

wholly

Aetna Life Insurance Co. and Union Central Life Insur¬

through

achieved

180,

Ended

Earned per share

parries,

com¬

'■

was

two

income tax

—V.. 178,

3y8% bonds due Oct. 1, 1984, to ten insurance com-j
a savings bank and two State funds, including

gage

by

its volume,"

increase

P/

surplus

the

past

manufacturing and
that
Tha
facility near New Orleans, added
company's annual output of nitrogen, aa

Net income

main

The company has sold privately $8,000,000 of first mort-\

activities of the company
in 13 states, Mr.

company's stock at

Capital, which had been
$1,000,000,
and
surplus,
which

10

the

in

125,347

Federal

The

from

Nov.

on

about

chemical

Interest

/;•"/>.

ended

$44,783,486

year

$78,683,469 and net income

insurance

business,

and

share.

surplus

to

company's
drilling
wells, whereas 93.3 net

revenues

Gross income

Kansas

Dallas,

mileage to
Southern System

///v.

the eight months

operating

were

south,

Months

record

EARNINGS—For

$6,921,454.

'

surplus

and
'<

in

the

expand

allied

doing capacity

now

increase

announced

was

*

"Increasing capital

added.
The

it

"

:

s

and

in

expansion

new

of

Nov.

on

Income"

operates*

between

operated

approximately

-/'■'/;•

years.,

aries

caprolactam

manufacturing

capitalization

$2,000,000,

program

writes

now

Blumeyer said.

of

President.

Blumeyer,

its

amounted

the

other

4

increased

&

offering

Operating
Operating

the

shortest

La.,

and-adds 75232 miles

Kansas
has

1953

net

Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Off—
Nine

s

case.

together

Texas,

west,

railway

Company of St. Louis (Mo.)—Sells Stock—

company

Stuart

public

announced

.

Insurance

147

Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Books Closed—

Non-operating

financing,

company owns and operates 788.91
Kansas City, Mo., and Port Arthur,

the

gross

!'

techniques
which were developed by the company's high polymer research division.'
—V. 180, p. 1537.

The

Lion's

expansion.—V.

Halsey,
the

redemption

subsidiary, the Louisiana & Arkansas Ry. Co., which provides

to

production at the-company's new nylon plant in Covington, Va., which
designed for an initial capacity of 6,000,000 pounds per year.
through

future

sinking fund at prices

accrued

from

will

at

route

the

five

commercial

has been
,

that

out

greatest

plant,

that

of

1953.

pointed

its

In

revealed

total

a

90,000 tons to the
increase of mere than 50%.
plant site consists of 1,400

3V4%"

redeemable

Operating revenues of the Kansas City
primarily from the movement of freight.

to meet demands of the trade for higher strength, brighter
greater dye absorption, abrasion resistance and resiliency.

Introduction

Martin

In

company

He

for

about

Thai-'

7."

bonds

company,

between

City

on

•designed
luster,

drilled

made

the

of.

runs.

calls

1954

were

Barton

Commis¬

direct

•*•••7/

•

refinery

for

Mr.

18

owned

Industrial Rayon Corp.—New Product—
The

wells

180.

production

of

budget

the

use

Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Ladenburg
Inc. bid 101.111 also for a

Co.,

f

*

total of 891.47 miles of

a

additions and improvements and to pay part of the cost of

property
further

will

construction.—V.

BUSINESS—The

the financing will become treasury funds ^nd will
reimburse the treasury for expenditures heretofore made for

to

•

and

PROCEEDS—Net

be supplied by amendment.

proceeds of

Net

be used

new

It

*

redemption of all of
its
outstanding first mortgage
30-year
4%
bonds/ series A,
due
Oct.
l, 1975, and its first mortgage 20-year 3%%
bonds, series B„
due June 1, .1968,
aggregating $51,043,000 in principal amount.'

par,

terms

headed

Co.

new-

funds

the

headed

and underwriting

lor

15.

mortgage

subject to

the

prices ranging from 105 y8%
receding front 102% to par,

Co., Bloomington, 111. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
'

covering 20,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, series- C,
to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
by Dean Witter & Co.
The dividend rate, public offering price

.,SEC
,$50

company

and

Feb.

oil

82%

first

at competitive sale on Nov.
Issuance of the bonds is

authorization of

mann

,

With Securities and

about

or

30-year

group

bid of 101.14%.

•coupon.f

Standard Oil

See

loans

of

sion^,'

>

•

-

by the

won

a

A

Humble Oil & Refining Co.—Exchange Offer—r

1

bank

repay

on

crude

Co.—Financing Plans—

$16,000,000

Kansas City Southern Ry.—Bonds Offered—The First
Boston Corp. and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. are man¬
agers of a syndicate which on Nov. 19 offered
$50,000,000
of first mortgage 30-year 3y4%
bonds, series C, due Dec;
1, 1984, at 101.93%, to yield 3.15%. Award of the issue

$2,489,365

fNet income per common share—,
<

offer

has

4,116,853

$1,134,742

_________

income

Net

to

1209/.

p.

7,940.577

»

1,146,313

on

.Federal excess

company expects
for competitive

proceeds

1953

2,281,055

income___"_____________
profits taxes—:

taxes

Kansas City Power & Light
The

bonds

$47,514,152 $71,125,239

s?.les
♦Profit before Federal taxes on

Federal

be
V-

Subs.)—Earnings Lower

Net
-

will

V/. ■'/".. '

Months Ended Sept. 30—

Nine

-

(&

stock

par

1874.

p.

11

of
a

the Federal Electricity
$26,000,000."

dividend

of

25

cents

pep

15, 1954 to holders of recor4

1538.

Copper Co.—New Mill

Completed—Unit Pays

Off RFC Loan—
This

the

company

tion

now

of

The

on

Nov.

seven-section

new

have

the

come

into

mill

15
of

new

mill

should

company

also

made

owed

rate

that

the

last

two

sections

of

Cities Mining Co., a subsidiary,
from the full-scale opera¬
be reflected early in 1955.
known that the entire loan of $7,500,000
Copper

Earnings

by

lower

reported

operation.

Copper Cities Mining Co., to the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation had been paid off, partly from cash resources and partly
from the proceeds of a bank loan of a smaller amount,
bearing a
of

interest.—V.

180,

p.

817.

'

12

The Commercial and Financial

(2084)
•_

v":!-

>-

'

»

•'

•» *.»>**.?

1. '

Period End. Sept. 30—

Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal

taxes—

income

Other

operating

ftet

operating

Inc.

852,318

819,181

8,684,566

income

2,062,644
1,844,574

19,418,084
17,524,001

Net after charges
—V. 180, p. 1538.

of

of

months

Nov.

on

30,

and

Monterey

of

company

and

66,812,557

standing 6%
—V.

The
SEC

corporation on Nov.
4,800 shares

General

See

The

V.

at

net

179,

($10

par

proceeds

1833.

p.

of

share)

per

to

used

vC

Olifiers
increase

through

be

to

are

■

Y.—

Tire

National

Rubber

&

Exchange Offer—
180,

above.—V.

Co.

1001.

p.

v

-

The company
-debentures
due

York.
capital.

New

Co.,

&

working

stock

in

.

Of

strument

Mr.

and

Corp,;, of

and

Wishart,

Wishart

President,

said

laboratories

sion

the

headed

by

"Wishart

.The

John

announced on Nov. 15.
England firm, which has

New

offices

in

Boston

The
search

main

a

plant

York

J.

firm

designs

guidance

produces

and

systems.—V.

180,

Minute

Maid

sale

of

Granada

the

Corp.—Leases

Dr.

Phillips citrus
Corp. and their

Groves

and

Citrus Grove Holdings—

announced

jointly

Phillipsi of

the

of

Granada

Nov.

on

Dr.

12

Phillips
Corp.

by

grove

holdings in

lease

to

Dr.

Company

&

Minute

Phillips

Mrs.

and Holman

R.

Groves

Corp.

and

Cloud,

materials

other

Research

C.,

in

certain

than

Associates

obtain

funds

Hammer

exceptions;

contract

a

by

to
Re¬

was

Howard

President

the

sale

figure,
in

of

Villa,
citrus

In

Fla.
juice

packer,
packing house

The

the

among

than

1,000

Granada

poration
other

at

groves,

undisclosed

an

15,

expended

them

by

Minute

Maid

Corp.,
pioneer
the groves

incorporated

corporation,

in

1,006

income

in

Delaware

Sept.

on

Maid

is

located

1954,

with

the

of

*6%

will

Inc.,

it

Minute

by

owned

Service

operate

v»v

^

has

Insurance
in

made

Stock

—

of

Nov.

&

Sons

and

PROCEEDS—The
be

received

no

part

by

Offering

15

thereof

will

plan

of

name

The

of

insurance
State

Insurance
office

Missouri

11,

Co.,

is

as

April
adopted

on

was

located

\v'.:

for

by

the

at

705

stipulated

a

13,"1921.
April

on

Chestnut

CAPITALIZATION

details
said

of

their

premium

AS

OF

to

own

;legal

a

(par

NOVEMBER

There

UNDERWRITERS—The
Of

shares

of

capital

of

name

stock

of

each

the

an

the

laws

Equitable
A.

G.

&

Co

&

Loewi

&

Piper,

home

SEC

and

offered

the

by

company

be used

to

are

are

wood

See

-

&

Ji_^

.

also

16,185

V.

180,

Mohawk

There

Bros.

&

Boyce

as

have

been

National

the

same

Bank

$47,487,342,
taxes,

and

-

were

amounted

For

the

comparable

1953

gage

sales

net

$2,545,•831

year

ago.

^ax

credit

The

11

of

sales

Nov.

&

1953.—V.

180,

with

$22,474

SEC

covering

a

ended

Sept.

$4,450,078

in

30,

1954

the

amounted

same

the

company

reported

quarter
net

a

and V.

179,

p.

825.

of

17

maximum

loss

now
<■

owned

Net

duce

nection
used

by

proceeds
the

000,000

said

filed

a

registration

with

the

general

all

of

to

the

the

of

Texas

Calif.

statement

with

ing

of

Fullerton

approximately

stock

for

Oil

62%
•

•

-

&

of

the

Gas

and

■

of

Co.

of

Both

regulatory
of

the

all

New

England

subsidiaries of New
Co. now purchases

are

Power

the

System,

stations

owned

by

of

such

p.

Bell

be

of

Dec.

on

due

A

Dec.

made

at

Chicago,

1, 1954
1961 at

1,

the

V'.

231

to

banks

incurred

to
in

assets

assumed

(except certain cash)
all

of

the

liabilities of

of

common

which

stock

now

will

be

all

owns

that

of

the

Nov.

on

Corp., Springfield, Mass.—Files
filed

4

without

letter

a

15-year 6%
in multiples
due

of

notification

capital
of

Jan.

1,

debenture

with

acquisition, 75%




of

the

stock

of

Fullerton

of

an(j

South

La

Salle

Sfc

Telephone

Co.—Earnings-

1954—Month—1953

1954—9 Mos.—1953
$■

14,981,378

expenses

10,102,857

taxes

13,730,84 8 129,706,573 119,309,887
i 9,673,551
88,867,702
85.069,017
1,517,251
15,393,930
12,380.369
916,994
9,195,102
8.3281882

1,893,915

1,006,924

operating income
Net after charges.
—V.
180, p. 1539.

1,977,682

1,623,052

1,848,028

1,470,518

Oceanic Oil Co.—Reports
Nine

Months

Income

from

Operating
Net

Ended

oil

Sept.

16,249,839
15,074,098

13,531,619
12,128 372

Smaller Loss—

30—

1954

1953

$1,550,057

interest

$792,674

expense

908,142

642,986

$641,915

operating profit

$149,688

income

31,054

59,854

$672,969

$209,542

income

693,015

442,473

$20,046

Net loss

$232,931

solution

of the partnership on June 30,
1954, Oceanic Oil
of the partnership properties.—V.
179-, p. 2599.

86%

dis¬
received

Co.

Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd.—Exchange Offer—

acquire

Co.

Woods

and

The

has

company

the

$10

offer

in

is

less

Co.

than

the

on

cash

for

subject

plementary Letters
Ogilvie

made

offer

an

Milling Co. Ltd.,

shares

and

to

of

of

acceptance

share

of

the

offer

the

outstanding common
Woods Milling Co. Ltd.—V.
159, p. 452.

the

of

Lake

and

the

Ogilvie
Woods.
of

issue

Sup¬

capital

of

the

shareholders

of

not

of

the

authorized

the

Lake

shareholders,

States

share

of

approval

the

of

United

common

common

increasing

of

shareholders

common

one

shareholders'

Patent,

upon

80%

each

to

other than

basis

by

shares

of

Lake

Ohio Oil Co. (&

Two

bonds

Net

sales

Cost

of

by

sales

Provision
Net

the

applied
180,

p.

building,

and

toward

the

cost

of

property

additions and

which

of

Seventh

has

Avenue

land

a

steam
rooms,

and

in

among

turkish

rooms,

restaurants,

addition

a

from

of

area

baths,

cocktail

summer

with

York

1929,

Park

savings

lounge,
at

The
and

its

as

one

165,

L.

until

stock

paid

p.

founded

was

of

the

most

in

1868,

West
22

a

distinguished

(per share)

819.

Corp.—Sells Large Note Is¬

The

does

not require
sinking fund provisions unless conevent, amortization of the debt will not commence

any

lo

years.

proceeds of

the

outstanding in

large

insurance

The
of

plan

new

sale

will

the same

be

used

amount.

White,

President,

on

Nov.

17

White

said

used to redeem

on

to

The

20

and

25-year notes

issue

was

held

retire
old

by three

companies.

notes

have been purchased
by the Prudential Insurance

America, Newark, N. J.
new

plan

(*0®s

not

affect,

in

any

way,

an

Co.

three-year

existing

card

room

and

Island,

Prudential for the purchase of an additional
notes. There is available to the corporation,
including subordinated long-term debt and the standby loan

,

,

agJplemeut' a total
new
Issoe,

°f $189,000,000.
one

«?^u°r,pora ion'
v
v•

fsn
lou,

of

?o^oS of the
191

p,

the

first

major

ls considered the
company's

membership
of

its

kind

of

solarium

Westchester

in

over

the

announced

steps

taken

the

by

most suitable plan for

growth

expansion

and

newly

furnishing
program.

58th

swimming
and handball courts,
sleep¬

8,300
world

814.

authorized

2.25

6,563,377

stories

gymnasium,

Travers

has

33,024,799
6,563.37?
$5.03

2.25

outstanding

share

common

and, in
after

now

CapacityebUr8f ManufacturinS

—

plant Neaf

electrical

observed

fibre conon

Nov.

18

oV^erSaI7 of. its Newark, Calif., manufacturing plant.
nrodiieHnn V acc0rding to the company, is operating at near capacity
Drodurt lfni
S"pplym8 West Coast distributors with the Orangeburff
The

nlfint

sS

has

n

nn'tJ

resulted

outlets.—V.

that

the directors
income debentures

the proceeds from the planned
offering would be
April 1, 1955, the company's 334,166 shares of out¬

Co-> Inc-

ri11TfhiaSr,rf0^an^',Whicl? manfactures underground
fire? kituminized-fibre drain and sewer pipe,

competitive

Mr.

p.

$4.31

28,281,104

common

new

verted

easterly

the sale of $36,000,000 of 35-year
bidding on Jan. 11, subject to market conditions and
approval of regulatory authorities.
The new debentures would con¬
tain
a
sinking fund designed to provide for
their
retirement by
maturity.
at

1

taxes

Olin Mathieson
Chemical

to

L.

amortization

sue—The corporation on
Nov. 17 announced that it had
sold
$126,000,000 of 100-year notes, convertible under
certain conditions into
shorter maturities.

of

New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Plans
Bond Sale
have

and

thp

Club

is

to

and

bank

Club

the

South

feet,

square

County.
•

a

Athletic

occupies

facilities,

squash

home

180,

better¬

City—Mortgage—

Central

20,000

other

expenses

iw7nnfreement
long-term

New

in

181,266,859
137,327,110 131,557,114
13,770,855
12,530.320
7,839,523
14,154,626
187,218,592

Federal income

per

therefore

arranged

erected

was

and

for

dividends

—V.

has

1978.

penthouse provide,

pool,

ing

of

and

bonds

given
interested persons until
hearing thereon. Net proceeds of the financ¬

a

Cash

The

St.,

Commission

to request

1953

1954

income

income

Shares

14

the company up to

mortgage

other

and

Depletion, depreciation

due

$50, in exchange for out¬
1956. Unissued bonds to be

underwriting.

Rector

Subs.)—Earnings—

Nine Months Ended
Sept. 30—

the

re¬

cor¬

101%

pur¬

company,
with
the
proceeds
redeem its outstanding first mort¬

1.

Street

con¬

Fuller-

$44 000

Continental Illinois

■

operating

the

offered

proceeds

2250.

taxes.

about

and

this

will

Brown, Harris, Stevens, Inc. has
$2,000,000 first mortgage on the

—V.

financing will be used

indebtedness

assets

assets

time

will be

blockfront

pur¬

properties

the

Electric

stock

received

and

1954,

The

purchase of Fullerton assets, and the balance will be
corporate purposes.
Monterey purchased for $50,business

Co.

179,

be

Redemption—

redemption

series

will

with

to

The

178, p. 243.

revenues

of

several

purchase

hydroelectric

New York Athletic Club, N. Y.

Corp.

the

be

ments.—V.

the

and

At

Co.

England

All

debenture bonds

2033,

6,

a

so
acquired consist principally of oil and gas
located
in
California,
New
Mexico,
Oklahoma,
Wyoming and interests in natural gasoline plants located
Scurry County, Texas, Andrews County,
Texas, and in Huntington,

producing
in

The

assets

*

common

unsecured

ton, and in such connection
poration.

the

constitute

Monterey.
from

company's

for

proposed

Power

the

of

stock.

Power

public,

1984;

Dec.

of

substantially all of
are

River

will

Room

due

a

;

contracted

assets

notification

Upon

noon
(EST) on Dec 14
Nfew York, N. Y.( for the purchase
from it of $6,000,000
first mortgage bonds due Dec. 1
1984
This corporation has
applied to the SEC for authorization 'to
issue
and sell,
at competitive bidding, $6,000,000 of
first

change; and the underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
According to the prospectus, Monterey has
chase

with

New Orleans Public Service
Inc.—Bids Dec.

300,000 shares of its $1 par common
stock,
of which an
unspecified number is
to be
offered for public
sale through an
underwriting group headed by Lehman Brothers. The
initial public
offering price is to be related to the then current
market
price for outstanding common
shares on
the New York Stock
Ex¬

Such

to

Bids

corresponding

1335,

p.

Nov.

on

Trust

Sept. 30—

Deductions from

were

Co.—Earnings Decline-

months

after

company

the

3371
1953—v i«n
.*
* iW'

This statement includes the
company's interest in the operations of
Oceanic Co., a limited partnership.
On Aug. 31, 1953 Oceanic Oil Co.
increased its interest in the
partnership from 10% to 86%.

Co.

England

corporation

offered

Monterey Oil Co.—Registers With SEC—
This

Power

common

standing 6%

on

period

output

covering $125,000 of
1, 1969, to be issued

Dec.

of

of

$

Redemption—

applications

3%%

SEC

.

equal,

New

New Method Finance

preferred
dividends, to about nine cents per
the common stock.
This compares with net income of
$56,858
cents per share on the
common stock
during the

share
or

compared

;

a

$20,745,

as

three

Other

Earnings

9,104

earnings, after provision for Federal income
Net earnings for the third
quarter of 1954
$252,182.—V. 180, p. 1876.

during the

Payment

Northwestern

434,662,104 389,402,588

net

Monroe Auto Equipment
Net

$

37,252,097

9,104

at

to

letter

a

Total

bonds, due 1961.
The proposed
$25,000,000 bond issue of New England
Power Co
will be sold at competitive
bidding and it is now anticipated that
the bidding date will be Jan.
18, 1955.—V. 179, p. 2249.

10,116

Co

period,

under¬

and

1954—44 Wks.—1953

$

River

System.

common

New

Connecticut

—

&

by

10,116

$1,513,027.

to

filed

for

bonds

111.—V.

90,

Period End.

investment

mutual

manager

1985,

of

10,116

9,104
Co.

&

Westheimer

of

by Connecticut River Power Co.

electric

16,185

Carpet Mills, Inc.—Earnings Lower—

period,

called

4y4%

interest.

Chicago

(& Subs.)—Current Sales Up—

Connecticut

Electric

entire

chased

and its domestic subsidiaries
reported consolidated
sales during the first nine
months of 1954 of $41,669,928, and
earnings, after allowing for Federal income
taxes, of $653,241 for

net

and

outstanding

Co.

Doolittle

1977.

p.

10

Nov.

on

to repay loan.—V.

mortgage

accrued

provide funds to purchase the properties from Connecticut
River
Power
Co., it is proposed that New England Power Co. will
sell
$25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series F, due

This corporation
net

owned

Co.

(including

Telegraph Co., Eliza¬
SEC—Rights to Stkhldrs.—

North Shore Gas Co.—Partial

Corp.—Record Assets

Series

investment

1954—4 Wks.—1953

Nov.

$2 7i

To

number

each

Hayden, Miller & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Watling, Lerchen & Co._
George
D.
B.
Bonbright

Hop-

any

called

on

Connecticut River

Shares

16,185
&

and

covering 2,000 shares of common stock (par $100)
subscription by stockholders, without underwriting.

for

to

properties

400,000 shs.

underwriter

is

15 filed
connection with

company
commissions
in

England

Stein

16,188
16,185

Co._

Co.

Jaffray

1953)

564~65s

'.

basis/jif 'the'number of
Value"'outstanding at the end

2,696,950 shares in

October,

$8

"the

on

\

been

This

1954

24,278

Corp.

Sons

&

in

New England Power Co.—Plans Bond Sale—

the

Power

39,454

Securities

Edwards

Johnston,*' Lemon

$0.52

.

shares in 1954

The

The

Missouri

company's

6,

Securities

corporation

1876.

have

$13,000,000

Dickson

x

Net

interest

year,

;life

of

Shares
S.

2,792,404

Norfolk & Carolina Telephone &

com¬

Outstanding

company

follows;
R.

632,533

60,000 shs.

for redemption on Dec.
1, 1954 $42,000 of
3% to 6% debentures due Jan. 1, 1966 at 100% and accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at The Agricultural National Bank
of Pittsfield, 100 North Street,
Pittsfield, Mass.—V. 180, p. 1978.

was

400,000 shs.

$5)

76,000 shs.

100,000 shs.

New England Lime Co.—Partial

Mo.

1,

180, p.

23 743

$7To2?um
2*457 73*

$2,079,557
$9,506,851
$0.64 x
-$2.64

respective periods/3,034,068

Federal income

$250,000

100,000 shs.

Research

National

this

42,106,547

—V.

25

Authorized

stock

$1)—

(par $1)

$

and

reserve

the

The

Louis

the

of

Sales

will

use,

present' name,'

1924.

St.

(par

Securities &

which

National Tea Co.

follow:

shares

insurance

under

Its

8,

St.,

days'

Outstanding

option at par plus accrued
notice.—V. 180, p. 1876.

Period End. Nov. 6—

the

Capital

793,490
$1,978,422

—

beth City, N. C.—Files With

Other

company.

1918,
and
was
changed
by an amended charter

company
Missouri

of

sale

received

30

assets

for

'

10,723

$2,712,090 $12,299,255

1373,

Operating
Operating

writer, have exceeded the $200,000,000 mark for the first time, it was
announced on Dec. 15 by Henry J:
Simonson, Jr., President. He re¬
ported that total assets currently
aggregate $201,068,625.—V. 180,
p. 1978.

Mention

—

company
was
incorporated
in
Missouri
as
insurance
company
on
Nov.
30,
1907
under
Life
and
Accident
Insurance
Co.;
it

in

Jan.

on

the

stockholders

selling

be

Further

from

FINANCING

corporate

National

the

Missouri

reincorporated
pany

associates.

proceeds

certain

BUSINESS—The
assessment

net

PRESENT

TO

$250,000

voting

stock non-voting
at

on

Total

funds,

offering and
sale of 202,320 shares of capital stock
(par $5) at $22.50
per share through R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc. and A. G.
Edward

EFFECT

AA'■ \A- A

'■■■

Co.

issue

our

stock

com.

amount

Maid Cor¬
the prop¬
with their

leased

conjunction

in

:■

Missouri
was

A

♦Callable

totaling

/■

GIVING

5-year debenture bonds

Class

Class B ccm.

approximately 5,500 acres.
Officers of Granada Groves
Corp. include: Mr. Cloud, of Orlando,
President; W. L. Rea, Minneapolis, Minn., Vice-President; and W. H.
Dialj-.Orlando, Secretary-Treasurer.—V. 180, p. 1538.

.

$2,771,912

issued in

shares
p.

fields.

Orlando.

near

jointly

Diversified
who

holdings

grove

599

iThe earnings per share'abe ealcuinted
shares of nommon* stock without par

first

30,

income

81T

$2,711,531 $12,288,532

L

the

■•v-

Authorized

concentrated
and a fresh

both

manage

Corporation

Investors

Minute

56|l78

$2,770,906

—

Earns, per com. share,.,

general operating

for

and

1954,

expenses.

CAPITALIZATION

largest single citrus grove transactions
the Phillips packing facilities at Fair

will

and

acres

Groves

and

to

to

who

of

acres

formerly operated by the Dr. Phillips Company.
properties, located in nine central Florida counties, are
best known in Florida.
The .largest
parcel consists
of

grbve

more

erty

transaction,

sold

were

2,500

the

of

one

the

Corp.-—Earnings-j

.

than

more

constitutes

Florida.

fruit

the

Gas

&

*

*

resi"

i87g

1954—12 Mos
Sor*
$16,420,800 $15,995,159 $71,722,723
$6717-7 2L
taxes
13,649,894
13,283,628
59,434,191

&

exp.

•

The

of

1954—3 Mos.—1953

deductions

Net

take

to

equipment now
designed
to
con¬
deposit such metal on

and

license

through Sept.

$13,500

development

technical

Gross

for

specifically

vacuum

a

with

connection

of

Electric

income

Income

continuous vaporization

for the

construction,

metal

to

is

corporation

its
principal office currently located at 930 Washington Building,
Washington 5, D. C., and generally intends to engage in the busi¬
ness
of metalizing and
marketing films, plastics, textiles and other
materials for fabricators and suppliers to the general manufacturing,
distributive
and
retail
outlets,
as
well
as
to
certain specialized

central Florida
Maid

D.

vaporize

in

penses

amount

"

The

Washington,

under

and

securities
the

materials; to lease plant facilitis in Alexandria, Va., or in the
Metropolitan Washington area; to install and operate this equipment;
to
provide funds for
the special
wiring,
designing and additional
equipping of this plant; and to reimburse Hammer Research Associates
and /or Milton Hammer and
Thomas Hammer for development ex¬

The

to

of
to

base

such

RR.—Seconds

50

this offering
transferred

base

on

tinuously

1774.

p.

of

Hammer

order

on

State

Operating income

$500 per

at

license

Associates,

from

over

said.

Boston

the

metals

of

another

and

would

Mass.,

precision devices as
synchro motors, gyroscopic instruments, precision electro-mechanical
servo
components and electronic control and test equipment.
Many
of these products are used in military applications such as
bombers,
navigation computers, fire control systems and missile stabilization
and

debenture,

stock

B

purpose

exercise

plant and engineer¬
be operated as a new divi¬
will be no change in the management,
Wilson, President and founder of Doelcam, Mr.

in

Newton,
Honeywell.
There

of

capital-stock

Boston; - Mass.; manufacturer- 'of precision'in*
equipment for aircraft industry uses, Paul B.

control

Honeywell

administrative

ing

all JofHthel outstanding

$500

one

class

.

Doelcam

.

has; purchased

company

UJviaendj.

company of which F.
of the New Haven Railroad, is

Period End. Sept. 30—
Total
operating revs—

Dec.

$1)

of

of

Hartford

on

shares of class A stock and 100
unit. The offering is not under¬
written.
The securities are offered as a speculation,
x,Subscriptions are payable 50% on tender of subscription and 50%
on
Dec.
15, 1954.
No units will bciSuCd' actually until payment ■ is
complete.
'; v
■;
'
000,001
. -xMV,V'v

Minnea^polis-Hpneywejl Regulator., Co.—A^Wsition.r^i
^VnThis

(par

units

shares

■

accrued

the
Amoskeag Co
C. Dumaine,
Jr., former
Treasurer.—V. 180,' p.

investment

Other

Nov. 8 publicly offered $250,000 of 6% five-year
15, 1959,
25,000 shares
of class A common
and 50,000 shares of class B common stock (par $1)

New Haven> &

account

ton
dent

Metallizing Corp., Washington, D. C.—Secu¬

rities Offered—

filed a letter of notification with the
-7% cumulative preferred stock to be

9

covering

offered

1954

Offering—A secondary offering of 50,000 shares
of nr7
ferred stock (par $100) was made on Nov.
16 by
Blvth £
Co., Inc. and Bear, Stearns & Co. at $61 per share
iSt?
a dealer's
discount of $2 per share.
It was
completed
The shares were sold for the

Operating

Mid-State
Commercial
Corp., Middletown, N.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

22

1876.'

York,

New

Products Corp.—Proposed

Motor

preferred stock at $100 per1 share and
•

180, p.

New

reported

10

of $6,977,973,

1954

Co.

will have net oil reserve
56,359,276 MCF of dry gas.—V. 180, p. 442.

net income for the 12 months
compared to $6,996,935 for the 12
ended Sept. 30, 1953.—V. 180, p. 722.

company

Sept.

Co.,

-

.

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Earnings Off—
This

ended

by Church Oil & Gas Co.,
by certain employees of Lehman Brothers and
principally by certain officers and certain employees
Inc; To finance its purchase of the Fullerton prop¬

owned

Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles.
The Monterey company is engaged in producing and selling oil and
gas from
properties ■ located in California, Texas and elsewhere.
It
expects to acquire all of the assets of Fullerton Oil & Gas Corp.,
formerly Fullerton Oil Co., on or about Nov. 30, 1954.
After giving
effect to the acquisition of the Fullerton properties,
the

1

is

owned

Monterey borrowed $59,000,000 from The Chase National Bank
City of New York, The First National Bank of Chicago, Bankers

the

Trust

1®'482,743
16,533,078

2,058,203

is

Blyth &

erties,
•.

by Alban Corporation and 25%

Alban

Church

8,131,283

2,249,564

taxes

owned

was

1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
$
v
$
'
'
$
17,189,683
16,758,075 151,877,049 145,767,035
11,963,415
11,986,323 105,860,254
170,345
2,124,386'
1,889,927
17,914,145
16,982,664

.

Mpnday, November

.

.

Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—

^

Chronicle....

•

tC?mpany recently insittuted a trucking arrangement
J?hich has proved exceptionally popular and
^

178

p6 1989

°f & substantial number of distribution

Oswego Falls
Corp.—Sales

"SamsAnSf thP/esident'.on
of

1954

of

1953.

Net

as

and Earnings Up—
°cti 20 said in part: '
'
■
Atotaled $30,574,263 for the first nine months

C°mPared Wlth $28,716,749

income, after provision

for

during the corresponding

period

Federal taxes for the nine months

.

Number 5379

Volume 180<

;

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Is.$1,533.179 which, after providing for preferred dividends. $2.40 per common share based on 588,374 shares outstand-, >
Sept. 30, 1954.-This compares with a net income after pro- Federal taxes. Of the first Pine months of 1953 of $1,227,730 s
per share on the 482,682 shares outstanding Sept. 30, 1953.

of<1954,

agreed

$2.19

purchase,
the

$50,000,000

Halsey,

building of the new plant of the wholly owned subsidiary, Seal-

"The

to

in

ittg as of
vision for
or

UNDERWRITERS—The

■

amounts to

V.

:

Pacific Goast Co. - (& Subs.)—Net Profit Higher—- -*

to

t $561,304

..

Inc

'

Co.

A
>

Kean. Taylor

Co.—

&

Levy

tNet

&

200,000
500.000 *

were

750,000
400,000 V

Lease?.of

150,000

which

lSOfcOOOA*

Mullaney,

750,000

New

f

WeUs

&

Co.

Newburger, Loeb & Co.

Profit

i_

operations

from

i

profit

Net

~

1954

either

for

accounts

City

Crl0,972

$471,253

or.

,1953.

This

Julien

$468,022

uccu

treatment

the

result i of

of

its

assets

?'

S.

Dickson

&

& Co.

First
-

Pacific Finance Corp. (& Subs.)- —Highlights of Report
EHded Sept. 30=—

Nine Months

1954

,

$

discounts acquired

and

Loans

discounts outstanding—

income

Gross

$

M.

«,886,971 *

——-,

29,031,244

—_—

7,200,117

—1——
Federal taxes on income——.

Interest paid

—

Provision for

Income

Net

4,938,072
3,080,000" ^3,160,000

l

2,704,353

; 100,986
1,079,137
$2.41
A $1.50
1,079,646

number of common shares outstanding
Earned per common share—
Dividends declared per common share..,.
Number of common shares outstanding Sept. 30
Average

111,699
7 1,030,623
\ $2.94
$1.50
1,075,676

$27.96

share—

Book value per common
—V.

3,146,516

$29.21

__

requirements—

Preferred dividend

-

Fox

:

v

"

750,000

200,000

Stokes &

Co

Stubbs,

Smith
Inc.

—1—_■*

200,000

750,000
300,000
250,000

750.000

Watling, Lerchen & Co.
C. N. White & Co., Inc.

500,000

Arthur

100,000

Wyatt,

Bruce "A Co

Applegate

;

Investment

Corp.

L.-

Co.,

of

Wright

Inc,

&

200,000

*

Neal

&

Wag¬

Electric

&

$

operating

Gross

Operating expenses and taxes—
'Net

———

79,473,580

391,764

income

income deductions

other

and

interest

Bond

75,417,275
17,111,726

80,401,535
19,189,887

income

paid
Dividends paid

on
on

61,211,648

Average number of shares of com. stock outstdg.
Earnings per
—V.

share

common

15,721,820
27,936,826

10,112,010
15,990,237
$2.83

(retained for reinvest, in the business)—

Bal.

58,305,549

15,921,117
35,178,521

surplus

to

preferred stock
common stock

14,646,903
13,627,720

$3.12

180, p. 1978.

Co.—Proposed Construction

Northwest Power

Pacific

kilowatt hydroelectric development on
the Snake River is planned
by this company In behalf of its four
sponsor utilities, Kinsey M. Robinson, President, announced on Nov. 9
with the filing of an application for a preliminary permit with the
Federal Power Commission to study feasibility of constructing
dams
a.t
the
Mountain
Sheep and Pleasant Valley sites in the states of
Investigation

of

850,000

an

Idaho and Oregon.
Cost
is

the

of

estimated

in

be

all

$200,000,000,

of

excess

load centers,
which is to be

transmission lines to

including

projects,

to

of

provided by private investment

have

Pan American World Airways, Inc.—Passenger

miles in the third quarter of 1954.
compares with 600,219,000 passenger miles and 17,740,772 plane
flown in the second quarter of
1954 and 643,402,000 passenger

This

and

miles

V.

permit

on

the

and

19,463,476

17,890,492

in the

plane miles flown

Stock Offered

—

follows:
White, Weld & Co.,
Lehman
(jointly), 100.97999, both for
other groups were

by

Morgan Stanley & Co. 101.0949 and
Brothers, and Union Securities Corp.
a

3'/a %
The

debentures

from

PROCEEDS—Net
corporate

funds,

its

redeemable

be

to

are

104.823%

to

from

proceeds

will

31-year

used

be

by

redemption
interest.

company

due

prices

regular

together

financing,

the
the

debentures

4%

at

accrued

plus

par,

to

Sept.

redeem

—

holder.

warrant

a

other

Dec.

which

27,
are

presently outstanding in the principal amount of $50,000,000.
BUSINESS—The

BUSINESS—The

headquarters

its

ington and the northern portion of Idaho.
iary, Bell
On
of

Aug.

Telephone Co., of Nevada, furnishes such services in Nevada.
1954, the company had 5,152,435 telephones in service,
about
34%
were
in Los •- Angeles and
vicinity and about

31,

which

24%

were

34,600
and

its

in

Francisco

San

telephones in
subsidiary

radio-telephone

television

programs

EARNINGS—For

income
total
at

company

totaled

operating

the

and

1953,

For

were

$27,336,587.




subsidiary

the

service, mobile

for

transmission

had

the company

private

line

radio

and

of

to

development,

commercial

World

during

various metal

As

a

specialty

im¬

company were limited
result of the war, it

of the

displays.

and

the

six

reported

months

operating

$578,909,603
ended

June

revenues

and
30,

at $301,652,946 and net

net

which

to be

will continue

and

has been,

Co.

the fertilizer field," George B. Beitzel,
"its modern facilities for the production

with

for

many

company

was

a

the

1943,

1954—3 Mos.—1953

term

TO

value)
bank

par

to

$1,694,579
1,076,911

op.

$491,083

$617,668

$1,425,991

$i;067.366

accruals—
rents

178,433

285,875

480,556

876,705

78,147

85,323

349,024

$,$,803

$246,470

$596,411

$747,858

33,323

36,916

128,949

136,491

$283,386

$725,360

$884,349

from

rev.

jt.

&

ry.

facil.

income

Other

—

*

note

27,

the

1954

authorized

the

to

payable

charter
common

of the
shares

The

company

sold

par

$585,324

94,672

237,372

622,500

628.

p.

California—Reports Record Sales—

year ended Aug. 31, 1954.
Mr,
stockholders, said net income of
marked the best year in the com¬
pany's long history. Due to changes in fiscal years, occurring in 1953,
figures are not comparable but net for the 14 months period ended
Aug. 31, 1953 was $451,339.
The latter figure includes earnings of
Italian
Swiss
Colony of California
only for the four months from

President,

Petri,

fiscal

the

for

i«
the
annual report to
$1,157,553, after all Federal taxes,
Petri,

May

sales

ended

fiscal

1954

1953,

which

highest in the
$23,745,495 for the
the sales of Italian

$38,254,507,

were

with

compare

31,

Aug.

'

;

year

sales

These

include

May 1, 1953.
report also shows that
into the business during the

from

only

The

the

far

history.

months

14

Swiss

1953.

until Aug. 31,

1953

1,

Net

company's

company's

of earnings was

$1,082,703

past fiscal year.
All told.
of its earnings during the past 17 years.
The Italian Swiss Colony, United Wine Sales, and United Vintners,
Inc. are wholly-owned Petri of California subsidiaries.
The latter also
owns
50%
of the Margo Wine Co. which distributes wines in Penn¬
back

turned

Petri has ploughed

back 80%

sylvania. The Allied Grape Growers, a non-profit cooperative, hy con¬
tract
produces wine exclusively for sale through Petri subsidiaries.

Co.—To Make Partial

Liquidating Dis¬

tribution—
See

•j

.

''

1979P

below.—V. 180, p.

& Electric Co.

Standard Gas

Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders

'/

for Bonds—

Philadelphia,
Pa»* trustee,
will up to noon on Dec.
15, 1954 receive tenders for the sale to it,
as
of Jan. 1,' 1955, of consolidated mortgage 3%-6%
bonds, series A,
due
Jan.
1, 2039, to an amount sufficient to exhaust trie sum of
Fidelity-Philadelphia

The

$350,018

value to certain
a

$440,571

200,800

earnings of $189.98 per slfare, after Federal taxes, on the out¬
6,093 shares of common stock was reported on Nov. 11 by

Louis

was amended to
500,000 to 1,000,000

12,000 common shares of $1

$185,521

Fed. inc. taxes

180,

Net

$225,000
447,101

the basis of $5 per share pursuant to

5,101

293,924

standing

company

from

11,551

273,238

income

from

♦Includes

—V.

Outstanding
492,000 shs.

$250,000
450,000

bank—

1,681

96,184

charges—*

PRESENT FINANCING

1,000,000 shs.

6,897

88,796

$172,133

ded.

Fixed

due

1958

Sept.

On

increase

($1

payable

loan

20,

first mtg.

5%

EFFECT

Authorized

shares

Common

GIVING

Class

of

1954—9 Mos.—1953
$4,710,274
$5,317,389
3,284,283
3,350,023

$1,494,705
1,003,622

Philadelphia

CAPITALIZATION

Title

Co.—Income Account—

Eastern Ry.

$234,503

plant. Success of the monitoring system resulted in the
reorienting its entire business and entering the new and
field of producing systems designed to gather information
and provide
automatic control of industrial processes. In 1948, the
company
disposed of its electric display business and concentrated
all
of its activities, In the fields of
automatic control and instru¬

p.

repurchase

prices'

at

Trust

100%

exceed

not to

Co.,

and

interest.—V. 180,

accrued

1539,

agreement.
Prior

the

to

completion

of

the

sale

of

the

common

shares

above

the

by

$300,000 will have Deen ^iepaiu
and
cancelled by the company. The warrants and
notes had been
issued
pursuant to the terms of an agreement dated Nov. 9, 1953,
between
the
company,
Nathan W. Levin, Bear, Stearns & Co. and
Leonard M. Sperry. In accordance with the terms of the agreement,
for each $5 of notes purchased, the original purchasers also purchased
a warrant exchangeable
(upon payment of $5) for one of the company's
common
shares of $1 par value. Each warrant
and each note was
separately transferable. The agreement further provided that a holder
of a note could, at any time upon the exercise of a warrant, apply
each $5 of indebtedness on his note to purchase of common share of
5%

notes

the

in

the

principal

underwriters

named

below

commitment basis, to purchase
offered,
whether
such
chased directly or upon the exercise of warrants
Selling Warrant Holder, as set forth below:
on

firm

a

above

shares

,

have

the respective num¬
shares
were
pur¬
purchased from the

1954,

Bear,

Stearns

Lehman

—V.

180,

p.

&

Brothers

1654.

Co

—
—

87,500
37,500

1953

1954

•

$

$
——

before

Earnings
Federal

Net

income

249,726,000 335,171,000

-

i

taxes

state

and

5,111,000,36,149,000

—

2,836,000 ♦20,731,000

taxes

2,275.000 .15.418.000

earnings

281,250

requirements

dividend

Preferred

■

-Earnings balance for common shares**—
Common shares outstanding Sept.
30, 1954
Earnings

per

♦Includes

common

excess

shares—*

profits

281,250

1,993.750

15,136,250
3,771,850
$4.vl

3,771,850

$0.53

—

taxes.

of

Carmine, President, on Nov. 12 said the lower level
sales and earnings as compared with last year was due principally
the strike which closed the company's electronic plants for 45 days
May

H.

and the resulting late

and June

television
In

Shares

income

severally

Sept. 30—•

Sales

James

UNDERWRITERS—The

of

Nine Months Ended

amount of

company.

Corp.—Earnings Off Sharply—

Philco

60,000
registered
stock
warrants
will
have
been
the holders thereof,-and 60,000 common shares w'H have
issued at the subscription price of $5 per share; and the registered

offered,

exercised

bers

consolidated
aggregated

of

Co.

Son

&

plan

particularly

are

Thomas

Eqpt.

products under defense

company was called upon to design and
complex monitoring system required for an Atomic Energy
In

subcontracts.

construct

electric

of

to manufacture

began

activities

II,

War

manufacture

the

to

is engaged principally in the
construction and manufacture of
information systems used

and data reduction

the efficiency of complex industrial manufacturing
operations. From 1930 until production controls were

promote

agreed,

purposes.

subsidiary

$52,299,144.

its

service,

facilities

and

for

other

year

and

to-toll

teletypewriter exchange

use,

for

its

revenues

addition

services

and

teletypewriter
and

vicinity,

and

In

furnish

service,

and

the

service.-

also

telephone

of

Its wholly-owned subsid¬

Thomas

identified

Petri of

currently

corporation

engineering,

modern automatic control

been

in San Francisco,
V^alif., is engaged principally in the business of furnishing communica¬
tion services,
mainly telephone service, in California, Oregon, Wash¬
with

company,

Pennsylvania

P.

expenses

'

purposes.

key employees on

with
on

1984,

15,

I.

revenues—__

shares.

coupon.

ranging

1954,

as

the

third quarter of 1953.;—

proceeds from the sale of the 60,000 shares will
initially be added to the general funds of the company. It is con¬
templated that part of the proceeds will be used to expand the com¬
pany's activities in California and to finance initial operations of the
recently organized Canadian subsidiary. The balance of the proceeds
will be added to the company's working capital for general corporate

Nov.

debentures

transfer

Pennsalt, stated,

of certain selling stock¬

45,000 shares for the account

5%

the

1954 all of

24,

Nov.

on

Camden, N. J.
would bring their
Salt Manufacturing Co, as a new

Thomas

P.

$267,826

holders and

of

for

I.

Operating

mentation.

bid

the

material

basic

The

V PROCEEDS—Net

tures, due Nov. 15, 1989, at 101.823% and accrued inter¬
est, to yield 3.04%.
Dealers' subscription books were
closed on this issue the same day. The group won award
of the issue at competitive sale on Nov. 16 on a bid
prices

redemption

stock

a

the

into

Misc.

Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Debentures Of¬
fered—A syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Nov. 17 offered $50,000,000 of 35-year 3Vs% deben¬

The

oa

Peoria &

expanding

101.26%.

for

Period End. Sept. 30—

company's

on

the

of

vote

products

Commission

Pacific

Co.—Calls

RR.

&

plane

Offering of 105,000
shares of $1 par value common stock was made on
Nov. 16 by Bear, Stearns & Co. and Lehman Brothers
at $11.50 per share. Of the total offering, 60,000 shares
are being offered for the account of
the company and
Panellit, Inc.

posed

sites was made, Mr.
Robinson said, in order to authorize the company to make the neces¬
sary
investigations,
including drilling and
preliminary engineering,
prior to filing an application for license.—V. 180, p. 819.
preliminary

called

180, p. 724.

company.
a

Canal

York

New

&

of our industrial and specialty chemical
attractive to us."
established in 1868 and incorporated in
1889.
Its plant and central warehouses are located on a 70-acre site
at Mantua Point in Paulsboro, N.
J., with extensive frontage on the
Delaware River.
Pending favorable
action of Thomas stockholders,
this plant will become the 12th in Pennsalt's nationwide organization
including new specialty plants nearing completion at Delaware (Ohio)
and Chicago
Heights (111.).—V. 180, p. 1374.

of

Net

miles

senger

design,

for

seven

consolidated mortgage
5%
Interest.
Payment

♦Railway tax
15 that it flew 731,565,000 pas¬

corporation announced on Nov.

capital.
The
proposed
development
would serve future growth needs of
Pacific
Power
&
Light, Washington Water Power, Montana Power,
and Portland General Electric companies, organizers of the generating
Application

the first

for

Mile¬

Up—

age

miles

transferred

income

Net

Dividends

results

Include the

not

accrued

prominently

at

This
Gross

do

Operating

75,025,511

927,955

operating revenues

Miscellaneous

$

for 1954.

outstanding

1964,

376,267,142 356,575,099
296,793,562 281,549,588

revenues.

been
called for redemption on Dec.
1, 1954 $200,000
15-year
sinking fund debentures due June 1,
100% and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
—V. 180, p. 61.

of

1953

1954

Sept. 30—

12 Months to

There

Co.—Earnings Rise—

J

a

for the nine

report

of the

been

have

and

President of

*"

150,000

Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Gas

wholly owned subsidiaries

and

oarnings

"Although

180, p. 724.

Pacific

Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—*. ;

opera,biug division.

1978.

p.

of the company
St.; Chicago, 111.
date.
This move

consolidation of the company's offices,
reorganization program.—V. 180, p. 443. ^

the

expected

organization

100,000

180,

of

■

100,000

goner

Norfolk

;

—V.

bardo,

&

Inc.—*-

Humphrey,

this

on

Sept. 30, 1954 net earnings of $697,394 equal to 92 cents

1954

will

soon

Thomas & Company—

Heller,

Salle

La

relocation and

Shareowners

& Lom-

Swiss American Corp.

Hulme,

South

terminated

^ Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Plans Acquisition—

500,000

Co._i:_

&

Strauss

S.

Co.— '^l50,000-

150,000
—

offices

sales

and

208

200,000

&

Walter

100,000

Co._

at

were

bonds due April 1, 1969 at
will be made at the Glrard
Trust Corn Exchange Bank, Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia
2, Pa.
Lehigh Valley RR. Co. is successor by merger to Pennsylvania
&
New
York Canal & RR. Co.—V. 62, p. 950.
100%

400,000

750,000

Ira Haupt &

*$472,015

•

,

J.

Co..*

&

of

outstanding

Meyer &

—

250,000

& Co.— :;

Hanauer

offices

part

a

above

There

750,000

-J.-B..

offices

new

old

Pennsylvania

Co.,

—■

150,000

+

$156,263

*$3,938

Bonds—

500,000

Green, Ellis & Anderson

Harrison

„

—

Sons

,.

,

:■

1,450,000

Stokes

.

547,872
1,019,887

>

;

•1

&

Co.——

&

xier

—100,000

Co.

M' :

Gregory & Son, Inc.—

5,012,406

—

Garrett &

Robert

27,592,587

Frisbie

A.

Hutton

Stern, Frank,

Co.,
r

Leonard

10,796,759 : 11,234,588

income

&

r>f

100,000

Stern Brothers & Co.

300,000

.

Freeman

-

-

Operating

& Co

....Inc.

223,986,928 218,965,146

——

M.

2,250,000
if

i__

100,000

150,000

'

>

1,121,726
965,463

operations of Industrial Brownhoist Corp. which
became'a wholly owned subsidiary of Penn-Texas Corp. oh'Aug. 2, 1954.
Net; earnings for<>Industrial
Brownhoist; Corp>' after Federal income
taxes for the first seven months of; 1954 wefce $378vi61 equal' to' 50c
per share for Penn-Texas Corporation;—V. 180, p. 1979.

Singer, Deane & Scrib-

Ar 300,000

executive

the

1954,

to

is

none

The

500,000
;.,n« i ,(>■-)

i

Parke

Shaughnessy

", .100,000

Freeman

303,131,395 303,176,090

written^

insurance .premiums

Gross

Loans and

Corp

Marshall——

A

and

-

A

Pomeroy, Inc.

200,000

was

months

100,000
-

1,
the

This corporation

..

150,000

HUtz-

'■

&

2,250,000

_*

Iowa

of

Foster

Inc.—

Robinson-Humph-

Schoellkopf,

First Securities Corp.A-

1953

250,000

Schwabacher &

Fauset, Steele & Co

•

'

share based on 756,882 shares outstanding at the end of the same
This compares with $305,204 or 40c per share for the same
period in 1953 based on the same number of shares outstanding.
,
These
earnings
are
computed
after
depreciation,
depletion aftd
amortization, but before provision for income taxes.
The corporation states there was no income tax liability for 1953

kerner

Salomon.Bros.

1,000,000

\

period.

100,000

ler

Co.,

'

pes

150,000

v

Co.,

Schmidt, Poole, Roberts

2,250,000

Securities
J

Corp.
Este

<

100,000

Nov.

moved

months ended

Co.,

i rey Co;, Inc—**.—

.

■

511,478
515,416'

•

$293,333

-

Penn^Texas
.

SO,000

Inc.

The

150,000

Ji

Inc.

Equitable

the figures for 1953 are reclassified by the elimination of de¬
tails of. the operating accounts of that company to show the result
as one
item in 1953.—V. 178, p. 1989.
A
1953,

&

Pollock &

Julius A. Rippel,

U'<

On

100,000

Rand & Co.

750,000

Dick & Merle-Smith

30,

June

at

Schmertz "

Skaggs & Co.„
Day & Co.—

L.

R.

disposed

1,150,000

Co.csf*«^5OO;0OO

;

a
•.

tNo Federal income tax ot credit applicable to either year.

completes the

500,000

vAA.i

R,

Pizzini

E.

Rambo, Close &
■

750,000

Davis,

to offset any taxable earnings for the

Pacific Coast Coal Co.

the

Since

&

r.i.&s, COv

transactions, in .1953 ,which, .ft is. believed, establish statutory- deduce
that (1) offset any taxable earnings Jorthe ,year 1953, and (21

forward

Collins

W.'

Wm.

250,000

*

1,000,000 r-

Inc.

;

200,000

.

Cunningham,

WK7

tions

provide a loss carry
year 1954.

Corp.—

Courts & Co.—
1U

UittUC

is

—

Securities

B.

'•'

■

•

300,000

Clayton Securities Corp.
Coffin & Burr, Inc.—-

liah

VII

—

—'

$512,887
Br55,837

,

I

Byrd Brothers

$581,304 'V

Dr80,965

(net)

Other income or expense

*

400,000

jALiAAr--;;

;Dr29,086

;

(net) —

income

Interest

i

;

York a Hanseatic

Corp.

200,000

Denton;

Income

.*Net loss.

The Milwaukee

Co.--.

.

825,346
532,013

*

depletion.

100,000

Mason-Hagan, Inc.
McDonald & Co

,

*

& -7.

deprec.

.

;

150,000 A

750,000

Bros.

before

depletion
Deprec. and

Wil-

&

sales

Profit

500,000

liams

150,000

1

Inc.

,

..

2,750,829

1,930,045

sold

D. A. Lomasney & Co—

•*

200,000

Stockton Broome # Co,
Burns

■

250.000

.

Baker, Weeks <5r Co.___
750,000
J. A. Overton & Co.—
v. Bear, Stearns & Co.—si"** 2,250;00(F^' Patterson, Copeland .&
Blair & Co. Inc*-..
"A Kendall, .Inc. —a-i
2,250,000

33,770

..

$200,000

;.

1954—6 Mps.—1953
3,619,294 A 5,175,437
$7,010,192 $11,038,811 $12,954,604 $20,21^,464

7 1954—3 Mos.—1953

Period End. Oct. 31—

of'

Net

Space

Lane,

&

Lawson,

Bache & Co.
*

$479,117

v

Pacific Coast Coal

on

~Peabody Coal Co. (& Subs.)—Shows Profit—

them

*

Profit

'

severally

sell

.aggregate

an

Tons

Co.,

Kaiser

200,000

Parker

Red path

-

and

1,150,000

>»

Auchincloss;

>

'

have

to

below,

Johnson,1

».

.1,450,000

Aspden, ItobfascNFrA Co.-;

Months Ended Sept. 30—
v
> : v
'
1954
^
1953
of - products* and - merchandise and rev> f
A
enues
from other operations
$6,164,782
$5,417,313
Cost of goods sold, operating expense?, "depre**
v.
: elation,
depletion and taxes_Lu_l__^____
5,583,478
Nine

Sales

agreed

debentures:

of

150,000

Ashwunc-Oox r'JJz i

S.

has
forth

*

roeder, IncA-i-—,
C.

below

named

company

amount

-

•

the

& Co.,
w-_.—-$10,050,000

*

right Pacific, Ltd., at Los Angeles, is nearing completion. The instalr Allison-Williams Co.J_
A. C. Allyn. & Co., Inc,
lation cf the equipment in the new plant should be completed during
the fourth quarter. -Notwithstanding a possible production loss due to j American Securities
the, moving from the old to the new plant and the seasonal decline
Corp.
Anderson JSe Btrudwick:.
in packaging, especially for ice cream, we anticipate a relatively good -s
Arnhold and S. Bleichfourth quarter."—V. 180, p. 1877.
;
V.vK >f

underwriters

and

respective amounts.set

principal

Stuart

Ihc.

13

(2085)

the

and

radio

third

line.

quarter

^

of

1954,

for
«

the
*-„

third

quarter

after
~

tax

,

*

,

-

,

start on television
absorbing starting costs on
and radio lines, net income
adjustments amounted to $540,000 or
irvr»
trnf
UnriprWflV
111
due

to

sales were $75,050,000.
After
the initial production of the new television

production,

to
m

the Fall

start on production of
the late

14

August
level
•

the

throughout September, to reach a high

steadily

increased

and

Was

in

Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.
Offer Ordinary Shares Publicly—

J forris

E.

&

Lyon, Chairman,

Co.

Proceeds

of common

cost

Ltd.,

from

Inc.
the present

of

The

purchased

of

cent

one

the

The

company

for

Nov.

on

it

announced

9

shares

450,000

of

it

stock

all

exercised

prior to

expire

years

is

warrants

its

pay

The

international

Hemphill,

Noyes & Co.,

Shields

above will

Y

not be

if

resold

sales

100%-and

interest.

accrued

Co.

of

New

York,

will

Payment

140

Broadway,

be

made

York

New

the

at

Rauscher,

and

-

.

the

the

The

;

during

EFFECT

;
6%

com¬

preferred stock (par $25)

Common
"■Not

cise

due

stock

1969

of

agreed
set

to

forth

purchase

from

the

upon

have

-

-

.

Hemphill,

Noyes & Co.—

10,25o

Joseph,

Mellen

&

letter

€.710

notification

of

shares

fund. These

shares

added

ceeds

beneficial

of

to

in

the

the

offered

at

capital.—V.

SEC

$15.70

16

Nov.

on

covering

Employees'

company's

177,

Blunt

share and the pro¬

per

Period End. Sept. 30—

Inc.

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

Sullivan

sales.

Other

-

inc.

sales,

Ted.

selling

346,993,772

3,675,657

3,844,539

108,066,031

State

inc.

Earnings

312,953,828

93,196,732

254.042,456

9,815,200

11,078,271

26,958,106

40,819,010

taxes

1,333,571

1,360,449

$1.14

4,423,204

9,944.647
$1,09

\

10,621,890

—

27,530.062.

Y

of

5%

at

have

and

called

trust

for

redemption

Clement

Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk St., Boston,

Mass.—V.

plus

share of preferred stock and 10 shares of
stock at a price of $106
per unit.
interest

The

preferred
dividends,
A.

Knox

tion

Co.

accounting

of

PLAN

Its

The
&

.shares,

of

initially

Co.,

and

to

for

Oct.

shares,

ip Kraft and H.

N.

share,

per

plus

San

operate

the

Juan

company's

Explora¬
engineering

properties.

Johnson,
Co.,
—V.

1954

to

proposes

sold

&

to

funds

secure

Noyes

for

40,000

<fc

shares

Co.,

40 000

of its common stock 'and
shares each, all said shares

1,000

60

cents

share.

per

i1?,' Ti\e comPany has

agreed to sell through the underwriters
offering the 100,000 units now offered, such units

public
the

aggregate

1969,

100,000

common

of $7,500,000
shares

stock.

The

deducting estimated
(c)
tion

The

company
their

to

of

principal

6%

net

amount

preferred

proceeds

expenses,

1ms

is

offered

-

to
sell

underwriting commitments

ers, '

an

at

of

stock,
the

5%

and

to

the

1,000.000

forth

under

in

aggregate of 100,000 shares of its
of 60 cents per share.

Sd! T«,e £°nlfany has offered
and toi W R.
.

stock

common

common

stock for

r/n' T£e company has offered to
shares of its
price of 60 aS;"J35,717 share.
cents per
i

investment

H

sell

to

San

t uits

ft

e

now

sold

to

The

contracts

the

San

at

a

price

Juan

or

Tyson, to Slick




its

President,
60

cents

Exploration

investment

Juan

sale

of

8,

Rothschild

250

Co.—

3,500
250

Securities

250

____■

Van

Wertheim

and

Alstyne,

Noel

&

17

filed

application

an

$100

each.

It

is

planned

to

sell

1.759

500
500

the

Jers-v

Board

179,

of

Mr.
Oil

60

the

1957

at

a

cents

Tyson

are

100,000
Co.

and

shares

the
the

of

from

and

the

will

sale

be

will

be

added

for

used

portion

a

its

general

the

of

cost

to

preferred

preierred

the

stocx

in

general

funds

of

purposes
in¬
construction program.

Puget Sound Power & Light
its

this

first

;

Co.—Earnings Increase-

organized

load-building program since
is increasing its kilowatt-hour sales of

company

Frank

McLaughlin,

President,

reported

World

War

12

months ended

Sept.

30,

1954.

average consumption per
residential customer was 5.716 kwh.
against 5,123 a year previous
an
increase of 593 kwh. or 11.6%.
Mr. McLaughlin notes that
this com¬
pares with a target increase of 370 kwh. for
1954 and a gain of 288
kwh. in 1953.

Operating

about

revenues

power

and

1954

over

1953,

more

than

the

were

$1.47

the

1%

nine

months

than

more

to

the

City

in

sources

$1.39,

whereas

for

period

a

year

respectively.

the

is

first

no

n<ne

and

bill¬
was

operating
months

share

per

presently

of

but

revenue

$3,206,572

was

ago,

"It

1954
ago.

temporary surcharge
comparable basis,

a

the

for

$3,018,555 reported

against

On

9 2%

or

income

from
Seattle

of

1954.

$1,307,295

Net

ended Sept.
30,
$15,321,040 a year

the

included, $1,167,844

sales

these

increased

'revenues

for

revenues
were

the, 1953

or

of

6.2%

earnings

indicated

that
the earnings on the common stock
will be around $2.00
per share for
the year 1954," Mr. McLaugh'in
states. This would compare with
$1 85
per share reported for 1953 and $1.50 for
1952.
As

due

;per

result

a

1972,

3.3%

room

life

of

the'old

senior

compared

$25,000,000
for

with

capital
of

selling

p.

4.4%

in

structure

3Va%

common

30-year
stock

substantial

of

1949.
with

first

equity.

additional

The

only

company

41.8%

capital is now
has an unusually

debt

(represented

more

common

stock,"

by

mortgage bonds), no preferred stock
"This high common stock
equity giv-s

senior

financing without

1654.

Reliance

to

The

Mr.

McLaughlin

points

the

Co., Ltd.).

In

any
sell

addition,

180

National Life Insurance Co.,

company

on

corporation

Co.,

at

£1

Nov.

on

22,
contractual

to

10%

participate

of

in

fol¬

by

an

each

at

1954, in
right of

shares

on

same

dividends

any

June

30,- 1954,
but
existing
shares

de¬

in

all

of

company.

other

Mont.—Files With SEC

a

letter

of

notification

common

of

S.

stock

to

be

The

proceeds

offered

to

are

with

at

the

SEC ;

par

i$i

per

used

be

to

pay

operations.

Commission

sell

basis.

privately

The

16

will

loans

be

authorized

of

investors

proceeds

bank

pay

Nov.

on

$7,500,000

institutional

15

by

Nov.

on

the

35-year

at

101,

used

to

the

retire

first

3.20%

a

outstanding

furnish" construction

and

com¬

314%
at

on

capital.—

for

The

into

15

Subcontracts—-

announced

that

had

it

been

awarded

Boeing

Airplane Co. covering the manufacture
pods, and the horizontal stabilizer and eleva¬
Boeing KC-135 U. S. Air Force jet tanker-

the

production

The

program.

the

Rohr
the

on

contracts,

new

backlog
jet

new

totalling

unfilled

of

approxi¬

orders

to

more

tanker-transport at Rohr will

1957.

subcontracts

new

have

been

Boeing KC-135,

approved

by

advanced

an

the

version

USAF
of

Materiel

Air

the

707

prototype

jet tanker-transport, has been ordered into production.—V. 180, p. 1655.

Rockwell
An

Manufacturing

improved

version

of

Power -Tool

company's

the

Co.—New

Delta

Division

8-inch

will

Development—

Jointer

introduced

this

by

reduce

changeover downtime, in¬
versatility end lower operational costs of the machine in wood¬
working sheps
and
maintenance
operations,
it
was
announced
on

crease

Nov. 12.
'■

An

\

outstanding

fence

with

left.

a

feature

of

piunger-type

Another

the

is

improved
right
mechanism
easier, quicker manipulation.

redesigned

positive

featuie

Issues

stop

at

machine

is

and

zero

improved

an

st iron hand wheels for

c.

A

xxew

New

an

degrees

45

table-elevating

Chart—

35-by-45-inch

cutter knives

ings

Wall

which

and

company's

wall

chart

illustrating

showing how to make
be

can

produced

Delta

Power

with

100

these

Tool

of

all
the

knives

53

molding

Delta

popular mold¬
issued by

most
has

been

Division.

The multi-color
chart, which retails for 50 cents, includes schematic
drawings of knife settings for making
shapes for table edges and legs,

hand

and

joints,

Power
North

chair

chart

rails,

drawer

Tool

-

Division

Lexington

Rome
letter

A

15,500

to

frames, window sills, doors, drop leaf
glue joints, cabinet drawers and sashes.

the

of

Corp.—Stock
stock

key

employers.
180, p. i980.

working capital.—V.

439

Company,

1815. '

p.

Employees—

with

(par

by writing Delta

or

Manufacturing

to

filed

was

common

certain

Delta dealer

any

Rockwell

Pittsburgh 8, Pa.—V. 180,

notification

shares

shai'e

of

Ave.,

Cable
of

picture

joints,

be ordered from

may

the

$5)

The

SEC

$17.50

at

be

to

are

covering
per

15

Nov.

on

offered

be

to

proceeds

f°r

used

Royal McBee Corp. ^ Notes Placed Privately — This
corporation has arranged
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. to
borrow $10,000,000 from certain
institutional investors,
such

borrowings

to be evidenced by 3V2% promissory
1, 1974. Of the total amount, $7,500,000
has already been taken
down and the remainder will
be borrowed on or
before Nov. 15, 1956.
\
notes

The

due

Nov.

proceeds

of

remaind"i*
V.

180,

p.

the

w.ll

loan

be

will

added

be

to

used

to

and

indebtedness

repay

funds

general

1540.

company.

the

of

•

(F. C.) Russell Co.—Sales
and

Nov.

5

filed

a

letter

of

notification

with

unaudited

fiscal

six

compared
and

net

equivalent

near

months

with
to

SEC

has acquired the coal mining properties of
Pittsburgh, Pa., it was announced Nov. 17.

ended

Oct.
in

approximately
flscal

six

1954

$1

p.

per

in

U.

as

prior

in

the

$472,625
compared

year

based

to

to
on

prior

as
year

$577,637
82 cents
the same

1815.

Co.—Awarded Subcontracts—

participate in the
the

months

from

share

the

$9,868,000

aggregated

six

same

increased

months

shares.—V. 180,

31

the

profit

Ryan Aeronautical

S.

Air

construction

Force's

new

of

Boeing

America's

firs'

KC-135, it was

JrHnn? rece.nt;y
award to Ryan of a contract for major faselaj>®
Pnpinl ii
°£C °f the first sub-contracts to be awarded by the
ni

luZnm ntanfefK0'

0n its new tanker-trensport which is an advanced
prototyPe 707 jet transport.
<
ta:?e
t:ie new Stratotanker assembly order at R)'aP
im
lmi
S3,000.000. Tooling for production will get under
i J
°n the project' wbich is expected to be enlarged
t?.ro
continue for a number of years, T. Claude Ryan, president. saidRyans present
Boeing sub-contract
program
on
the KC-97 Stratoic

infn!i

fnr

h-

Ford

and Chairman of the Board, has advised
indicated net consolidated sales for the first

$7,789,600

consolidated

same

number of

figures

tanker-transport,

the

Profit Higher—

+wF; C' R"?se11- President
that

wT!liS .company wil1
jet

Republic Steel Corp.—Acquires Coal Properties—
This

to

up

Aircraft Corp.—Awarded

well

The

Salt Lake City

covering 4,500 shares of class B common stock (par $10) to be
offered
at $25 per share through Frank B.
Salisbury, President and Treasurer
—V. 179, p. 1483.

Colleries

the

12,000,000

Command.

ThP

per share
desires to

announced

ordinary shares

with

filed

8

bring
$122,000,000. Work

necessity

out —V

restriction

The company

dividends

of

and around $2,000,000 over the
remaining
the report shows.
The annual cost
of

conservative

any

,■■■■

$9,000,000,

extend

Puget's recent refinancing of its $20,613,000 of
bonds,
the company has effected interest savings of
about $130 000

year

Ltd.

providing

subject

to

ended

mining

P.

to

assemblies

than

.

the

to

and

II

electricity sub¬
stockholders on

to

15.

For

entitled

pa^su

Nov.

corporation

mately

The

in

holdings

underwriting.

York

table

2810.

p.

in

1878.

transport

t'^

covern"

cumulative

corporate

its

of

com-'

three

1954, "out in all other
shares of company.
,
'

registered

"

engine struts and jet

this

proceeds

666,667

subscribe

year

shares

bonds

p.

Rohr

of

1955.

company

of
of

Financing—

with

the

books

30,

for

members

to

be

of

on

featuring 6-inch
Nov.

on

Co.

1815.

issue
cost

180,

and

cluding payment of
—V.

Co.„

—5,500

Service Electric & Gas Co.—Plans

company

par

The

5,500

Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
Yarnail, Bidale <& Co.—_

500

of

to

rank, pari

incident

New

This

500
250

1877.

p.

January,
the

&

Co

in

proportion

participate

Mines

scheme

existing

not

will

32,817

subcontracts

1.000

„

Spencer Trask & Co.—

Utility Commissioners of the Stat° of New
proposed issuance and sale of 250,000 shares of

.

1,750

Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
Stroud & Co., Inc
Thomas & Co._____

250

an

each

500

500

Public

stock,

3,500

Corp

250

_.

Space

1,750

Inc
&

their

debentures,

V.

Co.,

above

Exploration

shares semi-annually.

or

propor¬

1,000

.

—_

Public
This

bonds,

42,855 shares

the transfer of

periods ending Nov.

<v?5fnfS? r.!ftricted ofwrhich San
Gxcept, in the case
Mr.

180,

and 58.2%

price of

Juan

after

investment

(d) and (e)

as

with

,Cv,0nta!n provlsions restricting
them for various

n'Ttfrt ig aS t0 one_slxth of sald
its designee
may repurchase

Tracy,

Utah—Files With SEC—

same

offered.

and
a

common stock for

f-nehretPdal^S hflYfedi ^ at S»bparasraphs (c).
hi the
to be effected
time

trpected

l

at

sn&rc,

j

for

to sell to A. Knox Tyson,

Brent, its Vice-President, 50.000
shares

icspectively, of its

of

"Underwrit¬

price

n

shares

underwriters

set

as

for

consisting in
debentures due

company
therefrom,
at $9,836,000.

estimated
to

to

being

price of

—

Inc,

obtained from

Hemphill.

Co., inc.,

F.

&

Saunders, Stiver & Co

&

ings

company

Pierce

a

Lane,

$15,460,491

respectively,

at

Applegate

stantially,

accrued

_

Humphrey, Inc.
Janney & Co

Nov.

amount,

notice.,

the

25,

Mallon,

investment

$25

Haupt & Co

Hulme,

com¬

follows:

as

Rauscher,

20,000

at

principal

appraisal,

and

on

days

company, and
retained to furnish

been

services

30

redeemable

FINANCING—The

Mid

acquired

is

has

on

anytime

President

company

Shields

)Jhi

is

Dallas

OF'

operations

(a)

stock

Tyson

and

at

their

of

L.

250

—

Offered—Hemp¬

one

accrued

500

1,000

Hayden, Miller & Co.—
Henry Herrman & Co.—_
Hickey & Co., Inc

353.

p.

They are being offered
principal amount of deben¬

100%

Rogers

Stetson

and

at

250

500

Renshaw_—_

500

10-cent par value common stock.
in units consisting of $75

redeemable

Inc.
&

4%

tor

1,000

250

property interests. The securities offered consist of
$7,1300,000 of 5% debentures, due 1969; 100,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock, $25 par value, and 1,000,000 shares of

are

Co.,

Rodman

____

Co.,

—

Ira

Old

the

company formed by the three managing under¬
to purchase and operate
producing oil and gas

debentures

1,000

Co.,

250

Robinson-Humphrey

Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.

at

new

The

&

The

Co.—

made

Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., Inc., jointly headed an
underwriting group which
on Nov.
18 offered securities
aggregating $10,600,000 of

mon

Co.

&

&

to

June

existing

Copper

a

offer

offexed

without

interest

500

1,000

Asbeck

with

Africa

p.

mortgage

500
Co.___

&

Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Singer, Deane & Scribner__

180,

Producing Properties, Inc.—Securities

hill, Noyes & Co., Shields & Co.

tures,

Evans

A.

Inc.

4,000

,

&

Co.

Loeb

Shepard

Prescott,

500

—„w-—

Goodwyn & Olds—

Portland General Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—The pri¬
vate sale of $12,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 3%% series
due 1984, has been
consummated, it was announced on
Nov. 18. The financing was
arranged through Blyth &
Co., Inc. See also V. 180, p. 1654.

writers

Co

&

in

5s

250

Ohio Co._

Olderman,

5,500

Chapman & Co.—
Goodbody & Co

;

this

250

Co

duPont

The

Newburger,
1

Dominick^—--

&

I.

Newburger

25o

&

1,000

& Co.

1, 1954 $125,000
due June 1, 1968,

notes, series B,
Payment will be

interest.

500

Schmertz

Farwell,

Dec.

on

sinking fund

accrued

1,000

Co._______

._.

&

&

Francis

$3.39

Model, Roland & Stone_
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Newbold's Son

1954

of

share.

per

respect

to

pany

250

500

H.

registered

22,

with

;

shares

shares:

be

company

The

250

500

W.

connection

Rochester Telephone Corp.—Plans Bond Sale—

1,750

The Milwaukee Co.________

250

in

Nov.

with

:

passed.

-

ended

Mufulira

of

£3
to

180,

covering

1,009

.

—

1,000

1,000

Increased—

extraordinary general
to
increase the

following

entitled

be

90o

1,000

;

Co._
Co

Merrill, Turben & Co._____

Co._,

Inc.

been

collateral

100%

&

Co

&

&

&

the

Riverside Mining Co., Helena,

expenses

250

____

—V.

share),

4,000

House & Co

Drexel

$2.99

509

Co

Inc.

Doolittie

30,711,825

Pittston Co.—Partial Redemption—
There

Co.,

Curtiss,

1210.

p.

&

Masten

duly

was

an

r

the'

resolution

a-

members

passu

of

will

respects

500

McJunkin, Patton & Co._
Mead, Miller & Co._

Collins & Co._,

Dominick

4,274,836

.

•

Clarke & Co.

W.

Cunningham,

275,032,640

1,009

E.

McCormick

Sherrerd

Cruttenden
*:

A.

at

17

to

year

ox

consist

will

in

250

McDonald

under

Shares Also Authorized^—

shares

The

Coe—_

1,000

Co._

Converse &

V.

Courts

350,838,311

86,295,370

share——

per

180,

115,580,099

Julien

,C.

&

taxes———

Net earnings

—V.

309,278,171

1,244,962

expenses—^

&

Other

114,335,137

1,019,965

—

of

other

$

etc.)

Total

Cost

$

107,046,066

____

(dlvs.,

$

&

not

pari

,

5,500

—

1,000

Dodge & Co.—

Richard

<j»
Eet

Clark,

&

Mackall

Co.,

&

_____

&

Loewi & Co.—

1,000

Simmons

—

But. her

'1954—9 Mos.—1953

1954—3 Mos.—1953

&

Bosworth,

2572.

p.

Ellis

;

&

_______

will

rank

South

clared

500

Thalmann

Ltd.—Stock

on

business

connection

will

New

509

—

CO.,,.,

500

Ball, Burge & Kraus

Trust

Burnham

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

1,000

Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.

with

interest

to be

are

working

filed

was

Ladenburg,

Inc.

500

Bacon, Whipple & Co.

Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co.—Files—
A

Kay, Richards <te Co.__

Toronto

start of

v

Miller,

—10,250
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
3,500

iqv>

terms.

Units

Shields & Co.—

178,

.

.

in

^

for

£1,443,776: ordinary
17/6 per share.

offered

be

respect

ordinary

proportion

units

/

■

Units

Guaranty

Y.—V.

N.

in

Shares

exer¬

of

in

subscription

severally

the respective number

company

below: *

below

operated

v

complete

that

Nov.

on

announced

of

directors

British
named

will

will

Issue

*1,430,572 shs.

announced

to £6,000,000

close

Mufulira
The

warrants.

underwriters

at

issue of

1,700,000 shs.

10c)

(par

•

Freenort

and

1814.

p.

preparations

held

also

shares

New

>

100,000 shs.

including 192,857 shares to be reserved for issuance

the

for many years has
the Freeport area

in

180,

ordinary shares:
consist of offer of

shares

as

respects

$7,500,000

Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__

15,

.

capital

new

declared

;

100,000 shs.

in

shares for every 44 existing shares.

new

t

have

company

will

lowing
'

.

reserves

Republic
mines

Mine.—V.

subscirption price of

pany

Outstanding

$7,500,000
j.*.

of

New
,

FINANCING

PRESENT

Authorized

■

v

debentures

TO

of

Issue

company depends to a large extent
availability of producing oil and gas properties which can be
by the company on an advantageous basis; the company
presently anticipates that the period required for completion of such
investments in producing properties will be not less than 2 Via
years.
GIVING

Indianola

reports .all

directors

The

purchased

1670.

p.

meeting

the

upon

and

directors

The

tssue

such met

Republic's

Rhodesian Selection Trust,

r

company

which

Rik

washing

development operations on its "A" orebody.
reports a total of $295,000 was recently placed
in
representing the proceeds of underwritings of 200,000 at
share and 100,000 shares at $1.15 per share.—V. 180, p. 354.

per

at

period

int*-

the

up
coal

company

authorized

company intends to use the net proceeds derived;
its securities referred to tinder "Plan of Financing"

of

sales

grated

operations

it

strengthens

Newfield

the

company

The

_>

,

consi^
oDemt^

been

ground

Co.,*

&

Russellton

counties

and

has

treasury,

-

Pierce

would involve violation by the

acquisition of properties.
proceeds will be invested by the

has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1954 $41,000
outstanding first mortgage bonds, 3%%
series due 1966, at

Trust

This

PROCEEDS—The

in

company

its

Co.

&

Securities Act of 1933.

the

from

Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Partial Redemption—
The

exercise

common

individually and as agents for the underwriters, and San Juan
Exploration Co. and Messrs. Tyson and Brent have agreed that common
stock and warrants purchased or to be purchased
by them as stated

UNDERWRITERS—The

of

of

date

The

and

which

Rexspar Uranium & Metal Mining Co., Ltd.,
Ont., Canada—Operations—Financing—

Inc.,

reduce the company's capital from
the air line withdrew
from
longoperations last March.—V. 177, p. 1476..

flight

from the

year

its

expand

Allegheny

northwest

of

possible, bringing the coal
through the Russellton

as

Allegheny Valley.

Russellton

the

..

stockholders

withdrawn.

one

after such date.
share. Said warrants

per

and

the

on

s

the

in

acquired

Stock.
V

pany said stockholders decided to
1,250,000 to 800,000 shares after
range

12

$7

to

soon

processing

transaction

The

their,
price,
stock
acquired pursuant thereto are to be sold subject to the same repurchase
rights set forth in the preceding paragraph, except that the prices at
which the company or its designee may repurchase warrants and com¬
mon stock
are
1 cent and $7 per share, respectively.
The number of
shares covered by the warrants may be varied in the event of stock
dividends on, or subdivisions or combinations of,
shares of common.
under

as

and

shaft

Butler

neither

Berry,

plant.

the sale of the 100,000 units now offered;.'

as

property

new

Seam

respectively, of its common stock, at.
warrant share.
The warrants are expected

5%

will
has

Plans

the

sell ton

thereof

net distribution

Francis and
than 18 months.
call
for
Republic

more

Monday, November 22,
1954

v7

.

Pennsylvania's
Russellton Mine

Republic's
mines,

two

for

shares,

time

CAPITALIZATION

$2,071,620

of

in

property,

adjoins

contract

make

and

The

-

repurchase under
is,.terminated'

right of

such

partners of their firms.

per

same

may not be
issuance and will

of

Philippine Air Lines—To Decrease Capitalization—

them

by

applicable to

They

offering will be used, to

a
Virginia type of cigarette
with cork tipping.
1', •
Mr. Lyon said that the American coihpany intends to make arrange¬
ments which will permit the export, through recognized trade channels,
of Australian-made Philip Morris cigarette products to several countries
in addition to the Australian market. These territories might include
«uch countries in the Sterling area as India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Burma,
Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Aden, New Zealand, Kuwait, Bahre'n, Anglo
Egyptian, Sudan, Fiji and Sarawak, he added.—V. 180, p. 1775.

cause,

stock

to be sold at

and

company
will also manufacture
will be available bdth plain and

that

addition

price

a

counterpart.
Which

similar

a

even

terminates it without cause or San Juanthen the repurchase right shall cease.
Hemp¬

142,857 shares and 50,000

.

sale

the

land

of

for

the

in

to the foregoing, the company has agreed to sell to San
Exploration Co. and Mr.-Tyson for investment warrants covering

In
Juan

meet
buildings and to supply working capital. Undervriting the issue is a group of brokers located in Australia's principal
Cities and headed by the firm of William Noall & Sons, of Melbourne.
The new Philip Morris plant in Moorabbin, for which ground was
t roken in March of this year, should be ready for occupancy by the
end
of
November.
Shortly after the first of the year the company
Intends to manufacture there the American blend of cigarettes known
<;,s
Philip Morris Special Blend. The first shipment of American leaf
has already arrived in Australia. It will be made by machines of the
Came type and packed in the same style as its world-famous American
the

it

except where

10 announced

Nov.

on

designee has
company

hill, Noyes & Co., Shields & Co. and Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., indi-.
yidually and as agents for the underwriters, and Messrs: Kraft, Mallon,
and Brent have agreed that until Sept. 1, 1955 they will hold the shares,

that Philip Morris
^Australia), Ltd., a subsidiary, plans to offer soon for subscription
>000,000 ordinary shares at 20 shillings ($2,25) per share. He said that
fc, prospectus covering the shares will be filed for registration shortly.
The authorized capital has been established at 3,000,000 shares, of
Vhich 1,300,000 unclassified shares currently will be held in reserveAfter the sale of the 600,000 ordinary shares there will be 1,700,000
$ hares
of
Philip Morris (Australia) Ltd. ordinary stock outstanding,
r.lnce a
total of
1,100,000 shares has already been issued to Philip
Alfred

if the

that,

terminates

Unit to

Australian

—

such

except

the

or .its
contract

company

each

the fourth quarter.
"
third quarter last year were $96,649,000, and net income
$3,202,000 or 82 cents per common share.—V. 179, p. 2476.

in

early

Sales

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totaled approximately $50,000,000, with a backlog of more
$10,000,000 in undelivered orders currently in work.—V. 180,
1980.
"/ '
;V / -

freighter has

-

Southern Natural Gas Co.—Earnings—

/

than

p.

Period End.

Operating

1954—4 Wks.—1953

End. Nov. 6—

Sept. 30—

1954—3 Mos.—1953

1954—4* Wks.—1953
v
Domestic sa'.es___$127,774,604 $118,937,299 $1,382,977,332 $1,312,600,143
Canadian sales—
12,397,124
11,455,007'
132,467,803
123,590,912
—V. 180, p. 1815.

Operating

income—

$2,523,652

Gross

income—

Net

$2,657,026

divs.i paid

180,

101% on or prior to Oct. 1, 1959; and
at 100%; with accrued interest in each case.
Upon com¬
of new construction, they will be secured by property valued
about $761,303.
/ /.

The

company

issue

proceeds are to be used to help pay for the construction
school and auditorium building, which, it is estimated, will
cost $368,208.v

and

have

,

been

of

net

earned

87

cents

share

a

in

the

fiscal

1954, compared with $1.53 a year ago.

amounted

The

year

rite

ended

$7,639,521.

totaled

to

share,
But

cannot

be

in

water

/// ""•/•.

$409,930,626,

compared

amount

of

Dams

and

steam

tinue,

current

of

ratio

The

Southern

to

assets

of

liabilities

current

is

13.7

to

the

one,

G.

New

Gross

reduced

from

the

gets

.company

of

first

its

1955.—V.

about Dec., 1,

England

Telephone

own

180*-p.

Copeland,

shares

than

Line-RR.—To Sell Equipments—

Financial
sold

were

$14 500,000

"

■

_

by

—V.

to

loans.—V,

The

the

from

180,

said

Vice-President,

brokers.

proceeds

to

1541.

-

Period End. Sept. 30—

.

~

/

Farr

^

use

off

un¬

the >

short-

'

1954—Month—1953
'

\

—*

Operating revenues

Santa

Net

Seiberling Rubber Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate—

26,467,204

Nine Months Ended Sept.

Consolidated

before

Income

S.

U.

Net

♦Earned

per

♦After

440,042

taxes—

3,112,362

2,699,109

6,272,213
charges—5,739,885
p. 1541. '
' /
"

$0.19

$1.54

2—_

preferred dividends.—V.

} Shasta Copper

$762,063

.

share——

common

986,738

$231,253

taxes__

178,

p.

5,109,749
4,556,279

4,502,599

50,082,264
28,482,150

53,411,293

44,961,729
40,800,145

company

Nov.

cn

activities.—V.,; 180,

filed

4

letter

a

Robert

to

Shenandoah Gas Co.^-Debentures and Common

.The

debentures

except that

the

issuance

able

for

of

redeemable

are

if redeemed

sinking fundi

with

funded

other

sinking

fund

PROCEEDS—The

at

at

l'rom

debt,

or

2%

a

time

any

on

30

days

notice

of

purpose

retail

in

service

Virginia

will

company,

be

and

early

in

This

PRESENT

posal

series

due

FINANCING

Outstanding

*$500,000

$500,000

741,000

741,000

200,000 shs.

.

Common

stock

♦The

($1

149,325 shs.

value)

par

will

be

made.

...

.

]3, 1954, a cash dividend of 30 cents
and'presently outstanding shares.—V. 180,

new

Electric

&

Co.—Unit

in

so

be

dated

UNDERWRITERS—Scott,

as

of Nov.

1954,

1,

to

Stein
Beil

Bros.

Boyce.
Hough

and

Stirling.,
c-

F.

—V.

Morris

Cassell
180, p.

&

&

65.000
20.030

Inc
*

&

for

Philadelphia
of

___i

Co

Co.,

Prior to the proposed new dis¬
the latter proposes to amend
outstanding shares of no rar value
at an aggregate of $21,626,070, into

liquidation.

of

its

stated

are

shares of $1 par common
$2,162,607.—V. 180, p. 1375.

this

crn'nes

J1- Chairman
,

by

held

stock
Barhe
Mr.

fhou'd

of

of

are

a'so

the

be

Board,

through

30,

Nov.

and to

reduce

(New Jersey)—Exchange Offer Ef¬

Co.

Nov. 15 that more

was-contingent upon
at least 2,765,616 shares and this condition has
Accordingly,, all Humble shares tendered on or before
exchanged for

be

now

the

the

running about 10% ahead of last year's
above last year's,
Henry Clav Hofheimer

said

sale

on

17.

Nov.

earlier

capitalization)

this

The

company

a

became

of 156,250 shares of
banking group headed

Co.

«KnnrSbUrg Turnpike. Eighteen new steel barges at a total cost of
tif"0 have been ordered and certificates of necessity covering 70%
the

rf

has ar¬
ranged
to
borro*"
approximately $:.oni.onn
from
cor medial
banks
to cover
its expansion
program, he disclosed.—V. 180, p. 1211.
price

have




been

obtained.

The

company

li.

Nov.

production

on

long-term

a

basis,

th.j

.

products

its

California

manufactured
Union

by

Petroleum

the

by

Oil

under

Maria

long

refinery

term

Santa
a

contract

Co

'

Wildcat Well—

Cretaceous

cubic

feet

and

Triassic

day

per

11.

Nov.

on

Motul,

along

with

rt

Province
natural

gam

equivalent to approximately

zones

well,

a

quantity

of

ifc

condensate,

.

being

embarked

has

brand

build

to

lubricating
while

sales

on

oils

merchandising

new

a

and

reducing

announced on Nov.
16.
company has entered into an

The
&

Co.

through

greases,

selling

costs,

program

ii

which

Robert

Si:;,

F.

agreement

with

Orgill

Brother *

Tenn., to market Motul products throughout tl-,>
firm is one of the
country's largest wholesat >
hardware and mail
order establishments,- and
is the largest in ii p
field in the South.
It has more than
1,500 dealers throughout iL.>
of

South.

Memphis,

The

Orgill

.

*

South.—V.

180,

Kenneth

T.

1439.

p.

liquid

which

of

is

the

been

also

elected

to

the

board

of

active

Ferndale

and

Vice-President

as

National

Detrex

of

Bank.—V.

164,

cl

directors

drinking water coolers,
refrigeration accessories.

manufactures

devices

cooling

Haven

Mr.

has

Haven

corporation,

director

Tennessee Gas Transmission
This company

carbonr.-

Corp.

and

s*

996.

p.

Nov.

on

Co.—Registers Bonds—

17 filed with the SEC a registration statement

covering the proposed sale of $125,000,000 of new first mortgage pipr»
line bonds due 1975, according to an announcement made by Gardiner

The interest rate and offering price of the bont.il
amendment,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. are named as th*
principal underwriters.
Sale of the bonds
will represent the largest public distribution t?
securities to date for the account of a natural gas pipeline company.
The
company proposes
to apply the proceeds of the financing {>
the
redemption of $38,450,00 first
mortgage pipeline bonds., 3%%
series due ,1972; $24,750,000 4%
series and $29,400,000 4Va% serie.i,
both
due in
1973.
The company will also use $21,000,000
to pay
v
portion of outstanding short-term notes.
The remaining proceeds wilt
te added to the general funds of the company.
The company Is engaged
in an expansion program, authorized
the
Federal
Power
Commi sion,
to
Increase
daily
system
dellvei y

Symonds, President.
will

filed

be

White,

Weld

capacity
the

later

&

by

and

Co.

1,694,500 MCF through,

1,600,000 MCF to approximately

from

construction

additional

of

facilities.

When

this

program

has been

utilization of underground storage facilities will enam.>
the company to increase peak day delivery capacity of the system t /
an' additional 200,0C0 MCF per day to approximately 1,894,500 MCT'\
As of Oct. 31, 1054, it was estimated that the cost of completing th.»
program wo\ild amount to approximately $79,000,000.
The system begins in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas and extendi
in a northeasterly direction across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis¬
sippi and Tennessee to a point in Eastern Kentucky where the system
divides, one branch extending into West Virginia and the other branch
extending across Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts
and into portions of Connecticut, Rhode
Island and New Hampshire.
At Nov." 15,
1954, the pipeline system, included 8,150 miles of 'pint*
lines, gathering lines and sales laterals, together with 27 compressor

Standard shares under the

whose.shares

or

stations.
The

already been received and

are

and

sells

company

under

resale

New

delivers gas to distributing companies ft t
contracts principally in the Appalachian ar..,\

or

long-term

England.

principal

Its

customers

Stauffer Chemical

Co.

Net

sales

$24,092,563

•__

income
Federal

68%

the

of

This
drilled

Production

company,
and

deliveries of

company's

Tennessee

2.795.706
income

2,873.487

1,215,000

1,500,000

8.123.124
3,615,000

8.174,556
3,950,000

$1,580,706

on

affiliate

an

completed

of

wells

66

gas

during 1953.—V.

Forty-four

income

♦Earnings per share

A

has
the

new

on

$1,373,487

$4,508,124

$4,224,556

$0.67

$0.58

$1.92

$1.80

•

2,350,240 shares outstanding.

$1,000,000

ju t g'ne

into

p/nt to produce "Crystex" for the rubber

industry

production in Pennsylvania, and the expansion of
research laboratory is nearing completion, it was

announced

The
tilizer

r.ompanv

the

a

the

wildcat

smith

announced

on

facilities

plans
Vernon and

Nov.
at

13

Ohio,
wells

and

participated

completed

were

as

Transmission

Gas

Tennessee

Co,

in 11 wells drilled b/
1954, an Interim report

oil

we'ls,

eight

as

ga i

Oklahoma

ard

Nebraska.

by others, one in Nebraska was comp'eted ' *
oil well, while another wildcat in the South Hu?>

drilled

discovery

area,

Gross

Harris County,

Texas,

resulted

in

a

gas

discovery.

operating revenues of $6,760,165 wrere $2,334,284 over the sau: >

though allowed producing days in Texas dachne I
35 days
from last year.
The increase was due to crude production
from
water flood projects put in operation this year, to new well]
drilled and to operation of the new gas processing plant at Banqueu\
Texas.

Fertilizer Plant Facilities—

manufacturing

wells

l.OJ t,

period last year even

Richmond, Calif,

To Expand

the

p.

13 as injection wells, and 12 wells were drv.
Of the produ ,ti* 1
completed, 20 were in West Texas, 16 in North Texas, eight » v
Texas Gulf Coast area,
four in Pennsylvania and one each m

Arkansas,

,

♦Based

of

180,

wells,

Of
Net

com¬

Co.—Continues Expansion—

operators during the first nine months of
mailed on Nov. 11 to stockholders showed.

1954—9 Mos.—1953

$21,454,275 $64,173,715 $59,711,537

companies

wells

taxes

taxes

Subs.)—Earnings Higher-

Federal

before

Income

(&

1954—3 Mos.—19F3

Period End. Sept. 30—

the

are

prising the systems of The Columbie Gas System, Inc., and Consolidate. I
Natural Gas Co., which in the aggregate accounted
to anoroximately

year

bv

on

Chairman,

the offer.

whose Humble shares have

received and accepted by the Cose of
business on Nov.
15, 1954, will receive the next Standard dividend
payable Dec. 10, 1954. While Standard will continue to receive tenders
of
Humble, stock until Nov.
30, 1954, stockholders who were holders
of
record of Humble on
the H"mble dividend record date and who
tender the/ she res, after Nov. 15, 1954, will receive the next Humble
dividend payable
Dec.
10, 1954, but will not receive the Standard
dividend payable on that same day.—V. 180, p. 1878.
accepted

3,000

will

1954,

stockholders

All

-

receiving

and -conditions of

terms

r

Hofheimer added that the recent acquisition of O ean Suppliers
SorP- and a similar ready mixed concrete business from L. S. Ranflorne, inc., will odd approximately $1,200,000 to sales.
He
revealed that the company is constructing a new plant estimated
0
cost $400,000
near the middle of the propas'd $57,000,000 Richmond-'

purchase

announced

was

asphalt and products re¬
undisclosed sum and will bu;/

day

an

other

company

(25%
<fe

Oil

met.

been

now

h

Publicly

stock,

The acceptance of.any Humble shares tendered
Standard's

'

and

to

1954, to exchange Standard shares for Humble shares on

Southern Materials Co., Inc.—Sales 10% Higher—
of

value

1655.

"

Sales

oil

it

per

for

concentrate

corporation

its

expects

SEC

Co.,

the basis of nine Standard for TO Humble.

5,000

-

Inc.—:

bbls.

in

224,467

2,765,616 Humble Oil & Refining Co. shares have
already been tendered under its offer dated Oct. 29,

15.000
6.OO0

_

for

Partial

Make

than

Horner & Mason,

Units

Scott, Horner & Mason,
Johnston, Lemon & Co

Maria

Canadian

This

tors,

Standard

change

which

number

stated

Standard

betwe:n

-

.

California,

of

5,000

refinery a*
the adjacent area-

products

and

oil production

completed,

Inc., the principal under¬
writer, has entered into a purchase agreement w.th the company
providing for the purchase by the principal underwriter from the
company of all 114,000 units above offered.
The company is advised '
that the other
underwriters
named
below
have
agreed ta assume,.severally
and
not
jointly,
the
principal
underwriter's rights and
obligations with respect to the numbers of units shown opposiLe their flames:,

Co.,
the

to

announced

this

application

an

to

partial
as

stock,

equal

an

pure ease

the company
and
State-Planters Bank & Trust Co.,
Richmond.
Va.,
as
trust e,
under which such bo ids are to be issued, will provide that $500,000
principal amount of
4Vfe %
series
bonds
will
be
issued upon the
deposit of certain funds in the Construction Fund."
to

to

Duquesne stock by Standard,

of

common

filed

itsh subsidiary,

distribution

charter

its

1975.

mortgage,

asphalt

its

Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—New Marketing Tie—

subject

•

..

fective—This company announced on

The

stockholders,

special

a

series due

bend

sold

jointly drilled by Sunray Oil Co., tho
Canadian subsidiary of Srunay Oil Corp., and Pacific Petroleums Lto.,
Ca'gary, Alberta, Canada, is testing a 150,000-acre block lying sout.l
and east of the two
companies' recently successful Buick Creek dlr:*
coveries.
The
wildcat is the first of two
wells the companies wi'l
drill to the Permo-Pennsylvanian at 6,300 feet.
The first showing of gas was at 416-36 feet, and drill stem tests
intervals of 4,200-4,300 ft. indicate gas-bearing zones through Severn,!
hundred feet of pay section.—V. 180, p. 1879.

15 announced
share of
common'

new

the

such

a

1,531,200

$1,356,924

Nov.

on

one

by

agreement with
The Life
Richmond, Va„ for the purchase'
by such institution, at 100%
of principal amount, plus accrued in¬
terest, of $500,000 pr.nclpal amount of first mortgage bonds, 4>/2%
has entered into
Insurance Co. of Virginia,

company

amount of
denominations:
1815.

Dec.

on

the

has

company

stockholders

1975___

p.

approval iof the stockholders of the increase of the
directors also voted to pay, on Dec. 20,' 1954, to

Gas

whereby

liquidating
Light Co. <

bonds:

sinking fund debentures due 1979

Board,

issue

held

authorized

record

both

on

tribution

4'/2%
6%

180,

approval of a pro¬
will make a partial
shares of Duquesne
common
stock, and Standard will thereupon make a dis¬
tribution in partial liquidation to its stockholders of 216,260.7 shares
of Duquesne common,
in the ratio of one-tenth of Duquesne stock
for each outstanding share- of Standard
Stock. The Commission has
given interested persons until Nov. 30,
1954, to request a hearing
upon
the proposal. Both Standard and Ph1'*d«doHa ar» nb/W
orders to liquidate and dissolve. The Commission has heretofore ap¬
proved a Standard plan for compliance witn Section 11 oi tne Holding
Company Act, and a Philadelphia plan for simplification of the cor¬
porate structure of its system; and substantially all of the transac¬
tions proposed therein have been consummated.
At present the only
outstanding security of Standard consists of 2,162,607 shares of its
no
par
common
stock. Among other things, Philadelphia heretofore
distributed
to
Standard
560,048
shares
of
Duquesne
common,
and
Standard
in turn
distributed
540,651.75
shares of Duquesne
to its

at

1959 (o herwise than for
immediate anticipat on of,,
premium is payable. Redeem¬

Authorized
First mortgage

in

par

Liquidating Distribution—

in

TO

the

of

2,888,151-.V

1,498,500

Temprite Products Corp.—New Director—

1955.

EFFECT

the

to

Standard

organized in 1949; has been formed lor
operating a natural gas transmission
natural gas at wholesale and
It is expect d that natural gas

GIVING

at

1974

the

of
to

now

the

both

The

the stockholders.

also

3,118,633

taxes

100.

p.

and
selling,
West Virginia.

initiated

CAPITALIZATION

in

principal

$125,000

of
15,

involved.—V,

was

voted

shares

adjustment

stock,

share

per

par.

system

cash

a

Subject

constructing and

distribution

directors

stockholders

net

BUSINESS—The

have

two

approval of

capital

general corporate purposes.

and

the

and

Stock

proceeds from the sale of the debentures and
stock, together with proceeds from a $500,000 first mortgage bond
issue, will be used for construction, to repay a short-term bank loan
of $40,000, for
repurchase of 4,720 shares of common stock and for

the

48,934,185

meeting
of the
stock¬
holders to be held on Dec: 8, 1954 ,to vote to increase the author¬
ized
capital stock of the company by,an additional 650,000 sharesof $2.50 par value common stock.
No fractional shares will be issued

1,

Nov.

prior to

proceeds

issue

Chairman

Sprague,

each

profits

Sunray-Pacific Petroleums-Montney No. 2 in the
Columbia, Canada, has encountered showings of

7,000,000

Nov.

underwriting

directors

for

The

Offered—Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc., heaaea an under-1
writing group which offered on Nov. 16, $741,000 of 6%
sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1, 1979, and 114,000
shares of $1 par value common stock in units consisting
of $6.50 principal amount of debentures and one share
of common stock at $11.50 per unit.

the

C.

the

stock

of

1108,

p.

No

869,6S?i
$10,500,907

income_w;

on

excess

and its crude

committed

Ford

To Drill

Sprague Electric Co.—Plans 50% Stock Dividend—

,

that

notification with the SEC
covering 1,000.000, shares of common stock (par 5 cents) to be offered
at 25 cents
per
share through K. L. Stoker, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining

par,

asphalt
D.

K.

Briti h

2096.

Utah—Files With SEC—
The

each.

taxes

has

said.

plans

25,311,484

•

/ 'The company has sold its
4% first mortgage bonds due
of $500

919,211
$12,708,318

outright purchase

Santa

been

40,747,969

Sperry Rubber & Plastics Co., Brookville, Ind.—Bonds

Sold—

Uranium Co., Inc., Salt Lake City,

&

180,

Oil

a,n

to

was
*

1,748,801

208,789

:—

___.

income

___'.

income

—V.

1954
1953
$27,180,252 $30,998,937

'

taxes

foreign

and

30—

sales.:

net

^

25,341,434 234,506,091 222,988,552

5,896,905

operating income,

after

1953

$9,631,21.1

operations on explora¬
tion
and
production.
The
company's principal
refinery
at Sunray
Village
(Duncan),
Okla.,
is now
delivering a
full line
of refine I
products via the recently completed Oklahoma-Mississippi River prod¬
ucts line to markets in the areas of Ft. Smith, Conway, and Weifc
Memphis,
Ark.
The
West
Memphis terminal
is
shipping
product?*
by
river barge,
railroad
and
motor
truck
throughout
the valley
states area.
'
■'/

The
Net

1954

$11,789,107

Corp.—Sells Asphalt Refinery—

acquires

in

have

37.652,941 366,481,798 334,009,734^

taxes—_

Other operating

1211.

Subs.)—Earnings—

30—

inc< and

Calif.,

Union

All

<J»

tj*

Maria,

the

Sunray

1878.

p.

(&

Krimendahf,
will pack froze i

p.

$1,620,133

announcement

1954—9 Months—1953

J

41,748,684

Operating expenses
Federal income

g

Sept.

Federal

Fed.

corporation

finery

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—

N/Y.,; receive

Corp.

180,

F.

180, p. 820.

Sunray's

1655.

p.

for

Union

Sub-J

2,949

will

pay

Calif.,

earnings

This

through /
share.

the

company

financing

Ended

Sunray Oil

new

subscribed
per

Herbert

Jose,

located in San

Propane

Operation—

by

operating income-

Provision

/

.

99.49%

180,

Hoover

Co.—Stock

subscription privileges at $30

plant,

new

in

Plant

15

Nov.

on

company's Pictsweet division.—V.

Earnings before

purchase larger amounts of higherNevada.
Those purchases must con--

V

_

term construction

company

Owen

Gordon

more

will up to noon (EST) on Nov. 30, at the office of
Gallagher & Walton, 15 Broad St., 'New York
bids for the purchase from it of $5,010,000 equip-,ment trust certificates,
series O, to be dated Dec. 1, 1954, and to
mature
in 30
equal semi-annual installments.
The certificates will
be
secured by equipment costing not less
than $6,681,496.—V. 180,
The

Willkie

funds.

has

purchase

can

The

Months

Net

explained,

company

operation

stockholders'

01

subscribed

one.—V. 180, p. 1815.

Seaboard Air

and $1,000,000
during
the
next
12

to

The company's 488,888-share offering was

The ratio of current assets to total liabilities is given as
one,-and the ratio-of total assets to total liaOilit.es as 2^5 to»

to

it

outside

the

he

River,

the

1955.—V.

of the nation's most modern food pro¬

one

announced

profit on sales
Other operating income

'./'

r

mid

for

Gross

*

of $183,413, or 41
share, in the like 1953
stockholders this rapid

a

told

planned

are

Inc.—New

Camp,

was

for the

Nine

to/

plans

Arrangements

to

report shows.
2.1

cents

continue.

forced

in

25

fertilizers.

addition

operations of

Suburban

earnings

quarter
or

pelletized

Phosphate

Vernon

plants

President.

to

exercise

$25,000,000

start of

$1.40

Financing—

construction

provide

the

Stokely-Van
The

cessing

bonds

companies

of

$2.01

•

company

next year.

mortgage

President,

power

until

plant

power

third

the

that

early

of

to

used

to

from

power

he1 said,

steam

be

Colorado

the

the

stock

insurance

to

Gardner,

Davis

cost

announced

12

$5,400,000

expected

the previous year.'
,.

$1.50

reported

sqriptions—

prepaid

company

$0.35

against $110,653,
Reid

hank loans, the • report states,
and it closed its books with an excess of current assets over current'
liabilities of $293,890,276, as compared with $318,056,713 at the end of
/ The

$0.40

three

proceeds

12%

'">'/•

.

Schenley products
$421,343,815 in fiscal 1953. all

of

$1.86

common

sell

and

Dividends paid
/Sales

$0.54

Nov.

to

company
a

Low

;.:

„

$3,809,218, as against $3,679,413 for the previous year/
during the 1954 fiscal year, at $1.75 per share, totaled

to

1,671,484

$6,872,334

/■

be

670.

foods

on

made

the

period.

all charges including provision for Federal taxes

after

earnings,

Net

.

4,323,253
$6,383,274

$0.44

additional

debentures

cents

Schenley Industries, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Off—
corporation

sell

months,

new

Aug. 31,

506,143
$1,864,406

shr.

per

$1,000,000 will be taken at Vernon,
built capable of producing approxi¬
Superphosphate
and
other

over

of

$8,543,818

1211.

p.

day

per

its kind, the new facility employes a process developed
by Stauffer.
It will be located adjacent to the com¬
fertilizer plant at Vernon.
Completion and initial pro¬

large

duction
p.

$2,370,549 $10,706,527

Southern Nevada Power Co.—Plans Stock

bonds are redeemable at

The

15

of

first

designed

pany's

423,788

1,155,307

share.—4

per

Cash

thereafter

a

$8,120,030

54,539

$1,501,719

—..,

—V.

pletion
The

income.

Earnings

$200,000 first mortgage 3% to 4% bonds cated Oct. 1,
1954 and due semi-annually from Oct. 1, 1955 to Oct. 1,
1964, inclusive, at 100% and accrued interest.

of

8,038

>

Parish, Niles, O.—Bonds Offered—B. C.V

St. Stephen's

at

$2,362,511 $10,651,988

.133,374

tons

Ammonium

modern

The

new

a

500

costing
plant will

program

a

where

mately

afld

Other income—

Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering an issue of

The

Calif.,

revenue.;—__

Interest, etc., deductions
v

first step in

■

1954—12 Mos.—1953

$13,210,747 $11,690,056 $57,077,169 $43,996,306-'
Oper. expenses and taxes
10,687,095
9,327,545
46,425^181
35,876,276

Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Increased—

Safeway
Per.

(2087)

___

to expand their -fer¬
Richmond, Calif. The

At

Net

income

was

$446,283.

special meetings on Oct.

Tennessee

Production

6, stockholders of Tennessee Gas and tf
a
plan to merge the Production co_»v*

approved

(Continued

on page

56)

,

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

Per;

t

DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements

tables.

In

first

table

dividends

the

Then

we

follow witn

When

Name of Company

Share

class A

dividend

Abitibi

Power

2

4%%
Aerovox

Co.

(payment omitted

this

(quar.)

12-29

6

12-

1

12-10

5 % %

1

1

11-29

75c

12-

Co.; common'' '(quar.)iLw "

'(quar.

'

1-

3

3

4 '/o

12-31 '
12-24

Hawaiian

American

Hoist

1-

3

3

12-

1

12-31

Continental

(quar.)

$4 convertible
Fuel

1-

3

3

12-

1-

3

$2.25

1-15
1-

Gas

$1

Automatic

Babcock

preferred

11-29

50c

Co.

(quar.)__

Crucible
5%

Co.

12-22

11-28

12-10

12-

1

12-10

12-

50c

1

1-5

12-

1-24

12-

8

4%%

8

Dana

11-26

3%%

11-26

Darling

11-15

12-10

Water

12-10

1-

3

12-15
12-15

10c

12-13

50c

3

1-

30c

Stock

12-

1

12-

1

12-

Cable

Co.

Co.

11-29
12-

1

6

11-26

Detroit
Detroit

12-15

3

1-

3

Dentists'

Ltd.

4

1-

11-29

1-

3

(quar.)

3

12-15

1-

3

12-15

(liquid.)

(<".

Food

M.v

12-

Dominion-Scottish

12-31

12-

<fe

1

12-29

12-

Pont

(E.

I.)

$3.50
Dun

Duquesne

1

—

12-

1

11-17

1

11-17

East. St.

12-

1

12-15

1-15

Co.

1

preferred
of

4

12-15

4 % %

11-30

Eastern

11-25'

11-30

11-25

1-

remainingof

voted

shares

convertible
basis

11-25

into

four

1

6%

11-15
12-

to
on

redeem

F^b.

1.

each

for

2-

35c

1

12-1

El

&

Wire

<quar.)__

25c
.

Warehouse, class A_____
B

i

Centurv

•.

Co.
Co.

Vought

nv

in

.—_—,—„

'from

rash

12-10

11-15

12-

8

n*t

capital

8

11-15

12-14

11-29

12-31

12-15

Mfg.' Co.

12-15

12-

Emsco

1

Frtra
Fiv«t.

«fe

Machine

(quar.)

common

12-

1

12-15

12-

1

I»"»r|

12-15

Cincinnati Gas &
Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)__
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Common

(quar.)

1-

3

12-20

1-

3

12-15

12-24
3-

1

$1.25

6-

1

12-20
2-15

—

Excelsior

.

5-16

8-15

Finance

1

11-15

5

%%

City Products Corp.
City

Water

5%

Co.

preferred

Clavton

Silver

of

action

Class

First

$137%

(quar.)

62 %C

1-

3

12-15

12-31

12-10

Chattanooga—

(quar.)

Cliffs Iron, common
preferred
(quar.)




1%C

(quar.)

Co.
A

B

of

Power

Public

1

11-10

Florida

12-15

11-22

4%%

12-

30c

12-15

12-

3

$1.12%

12-15

12-

3

Food

12- 1

5c

1- 3

60c

12-15

$1.50

1- 3

$1.25

12-15

$2

12-22

12- 2

6c

12-21

11-29

40c

(quar.)^

12-21

11-29

12-

1

12-15

-

stock

6

12-

or
—

12-15

37 %C

1-15

50C

12-10

11-24

75c

12- 9

11-29

—

11-29

$1.25

12- 9

62'AC

12-10

11-29

4c

—

12-15

12- 7

12-15

12- 7

25c

12-

1

11-19

62 %C
62'Ac

1-

3

12-20

(quar.)
com.

(quar.)

.

1

12-

12-20

45c

_

95c

3-

1

2-14

3-

1

2-14

2-14

$1.12'A

3-

$1.05

Kennametal,

7

12-

3

pfd.

(quar.)_

3-

1

2-14

$1.12'A

1-

3

1

12-10

Keystone Custodian Funds—

35c

$1.06'A
$1.06%

1-

3

12-13
1-

12-15

preferred A

Investors
Growth

12-1

17c

...

from

Fund

K-2

B-l

(from

investment

11-29

Kimberly-Clark,

11-29

3

11-29

4% preferred (quar.)L______
Kings County Lighting Co., 4%
Kingsport Press
(quar.)__:

12-31

12-14
12-14

1-

25c

8T%c

3

3

-

1-28

12-20
I-14

12-10

12-

1

12-

1

10c

•

* 25c

_

12-22

3

1

3%

12-22

12-

1

15c

12-15

12-

1

12-15

11-30

75c
45c

:

20c
'

12-20

12-10

12-20

12-10

*

37%c
(quar.)

12-

3

37%c

:

12-15

12-15

12-

3

50c

10c
—

(increased quar.)
Utilities, common

t30c
40c

1-

3

II-29

12-15

11-30

1-

3

12-

6

12-20

12-

(quar.)—

15c

1-

3

12-17

1-

3

12-17

50c

12-31

12-15

Sl'Ae

12-15

12-

1

•

30c

Bakeries;

1- 3

x

•

B

'

Cup

(P.)

12-10

..

55c

3

12-

3

11-22
11-22
12-10

1- 3

12-10

11-15

12-10

11-15

12-15

12-

1

25c
common

12-

1

11-19

12-24

12- 7

40c

12-22

12-

1

$1.75

12-22

12-

1

25C

12-15

12-

1

75C

12-15

12- 1

75c

12-15

12- 1

(interim)___^
;

_

Service,

common

1-

3

40c

1-

3

12-15
1

12-15

40c

1- 3

12- 7

1-

3

12-15

1-

3

12-15

12-14

II-30

40C

12-10

11-24

40c

12-10

11-24

(quar.)

40c

59% c

(special)

Mapes, Consolidated
Manufacturing
Quarterly

;

Co

~~I

(Continued

12-22
12-

12'Ac

III

(quar.)
Co.

34 %c

$1

(quar.)___

Extra

12-15

25c

Lucky Stores, Inc., 5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Lykens Valley RR. &
coal Co. (s-a)
Lytton's Henry S.,
Lytton & Co. (quar )
Macy (R. H.) & Co.

<B.)

.

60c

(quar.)

preferred

1- 3
12-

-

4.75%

12-31

1-15

,

75c

™

Year-end

Manischewitz

12-31

1-15

45c

$1.75

(quar.)

Angeles Transit Lines
(quar.)____7__
Louisiana Land &
Exploration (quar.)

Public

1

11-29

20c

.

(quar.)

Co.,

1

11-29

75c

Inc.

preferred

3

12-

12-

12-10

$2

(quar.)

Inc.

12-

12-15

45c

(quar.>

com.

(quar.)

I-14

12-17

12-15

,

1

1- 3

15c
(•;
35c

;

(quar.)

12-10

3

2-

20c

—

Los

Maine

1-

;

-

10c

preferred

Class

7%

'

$1

i—

•.

Liggett & Myers
Tobacco, 7% pfd„ (quar.)_
Lilly (Ell) & Co., common
(quar.)
__i__
,

11-30

50c

(increased quar.)

Co.

11-30

,12-15

37'Ac

.1—

;

12-15

75C

•

(quar.)

Lexington Union Station, 4%
pfd. (s-a)
Life. Insurance Co. of
Virginia (quar.)

3

$1.18%

(quar.)

in¬

and

_

pfd.

Extra

11-30

12-15

12-15

Sessions

-Langendorf United
$1,80

■\
i

12%c

.

•

at Baltimore—

Rubber

Extra
■

1-3
1-

$1.65

&

net

58c

(initial)

;

Lamson

12-14

62%c

-

:

common

Extra

62%c

(quar.)u

(I. B.)

new

of

income>

3

11-26

12-10

39c

(year-end

1-

Kleinert

12-10

12-20

income)-—

1-

'

com.

Bond

Fund

$1.03

dividend)

1- 3

25c

$1.12%

•

40c

(s-a)

$1.07

(quar.)

Inc.

vestment

12-20

12-15

-40c

4.28%

11-30

3

'

f

(quar.)________l___

(quar.)—

11-21

Fund—

—

4'A%

3

Corp.

preferred

12-20

12-13

75C

(quar.)

Electric,

3

(stock

Machinery & Chemical,

3V*%

&

2-

Electric

preferred

12-17

1- 3

$1

12-

25c

Firth Carpet Co
Fittings, Ltd., class A

12- 6

1- 4

(quar.)_

& Light,
(quar.)—.

12-

(quar.)_

Stores

12-15

12-20

—

3

l_

(quar.)

11-30
12-20

1- 3

*

(quar.)

3

(quar.)

National

11-22

3

1-

+001/

(quar.)

1-

12-28

America

'

7

11-26

12-10

^
^
51.00

(quar.)

3-21

*

Florida

$1.25

Mines

Cleveland
$4.50

no

Class

12-

—

option)

1-

Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)

1

—

(quar.)

preferred

12-

9-

12-20

———T-—

Corp.

Power

Gas

Lorillard

12-

time).

$4.20

1

Lily-Tulip

$1.25
took

12-

$4.50

Kansas

Loblaw,
Loew's,

$1.25

12-30

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

12-15

(quar.)

11-24

fn
50c

common

preferred

11-24

(ouar.)

this

1

12-15

in

Foundation

City

12-10

preferred

12-10

preferred

12-22

preferred

50c

America

stockholders

$4

12-15 *

5%

11-24

(year-end)—

$3.80

12-31

5 %

(Directors

Kansas

10c

Pacific

12-10

(quar.)

(E.) Sons, common
preferred
(quar.)

Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd."
(s-a; t25c
Fanny Farmer C?ndy Shops, Inc. (quar.)___
37%c
Stock

11-24

25c

(year-end)

50c

■

Metallurgical (s-a)
dividend_____——

12-10

6c

12-

Fansteel

25c

(Canada)

20c

(quar.)_

(N. Y.)

12-23

12-10

-

(year-end)

of

Battery Co.

Kahn's

8

12-

—

Insurance

12-23

12-31

—

(increased )i-

Extra

payment at
nre'errpd
(ouar.)

W.

12-20

(r»i'»r.)

common

12-

3

$1.50

Co.

12- 1

12-31

75c

—

5%

Share

&

preferred

City Investing Co.

3

1-

$5

Manufacturing

Federal
$4

$1.25

~

1-

25c

(quar.)

&

12-15

25c

Extra

8

—

11-26

11-22

$1

•

12-

$1.12%

common

12- 1

—

K.

11-10

3

:

12-21
12- 1

12'Ac

Telegraph

Joy Manufacturing Co.

11-10

1

1-

Fairbanks Co.

11-26

12-15
12-14

$1.75

____

1

12-

Williamsport RR. Co., 1% pfd. (s-a)
Manufacturing Co._________
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)

Extra
•

$185

(year-end)

12-

10c

5%

Ero

11-24

5%

Pec"Titi»s,

preferred

12-27

12-15

40c

dividend

nrrfn'roH

$1.50

(quar.)

12-31
12-15

12-15

Extra

1-10
1-10

$1.75

1

20C

---

Machine

5%

common

Steel

Erie

97c
75c

1-25

at

Johns-Manville

11-19

Associates,

11-22

(accumulative)

Salt

Co.

Investment

11-22

12-10

preferred (quar.)
:
2nd preferred (quar.)

5%

gains.

l

(quar.)

12-15

12-14

Corp.
Ocean

(Payable

cash

Jaeger

Elmira &

-$1

Chesxhrough

1-14

$1.12%

12-

15c

Motors-

preferred

Special

shares of United Gas
Corp. for each
shares held.)
(Subject to SEC ap-

100

5%

1

25c

Elliott Co., common

..

5%

12-13

$$1.75

Iron

Investment

12-13

11-24

12-

12-

12-31

$2.50

(quar.)

?

12-10
12-31

(quar.)

Products

International

1

Co.—

(quar.)

Bond

40c

—,____—

stock)

or

40c

•

11-24

12-

$25c

(quar.)

35c

11-15

International Railways of Central America—

1

preferred

10c

•

(quar.W

&

12- 3

12- 7.

ordinary income and 3%c from
profits

International

9

preferred

12'Ac

—

(cuiar.

America

Aircraft

F-nd

$1
40c

12-10
•

11-30

3

12-

common

Electric

share

12-15

12- 1

25c

Shares—Insurance

from

Interlake

11-27

12-15

Electric,

2'/5th

Steel

pfd.

12-15

12-17

(quar.)

Rayon Corp.

security

11-23

12-15

l%c

11-27

15c

$4.12
1

11-30
12-15

$1.31'A

Stores, common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)_

Paso

on

11-30

25c

Ltd.___—

30c

60C

(quar.)—

Assurance

Institutional

11-22

12-20

Food

Industrial

11-22

(year-end)

$4.50

of

6

12-15

50c

Eddy Paper Co.__

Shares

stock

common

shares

all

Hussman

12-10

5c

Bros.

4V\%

3

1-

12-15

—-

Mortgage,—
Refrigerator (extra)

Hygrade

25c

12-15

1- 3f

50c

Erie

Imperial Life

30c

v

1- 3

—

Co

&

1

12-

12- 6

(quar.)
(year-end)

Co.

Electric

6

20c

dividend

preferred

Edison

-

8

12-15

12-

Co.,

preferred

Mfg.

Sound

12-

37'Ac

12-. 1

class A and B

Huron

1,1-18

1-25

Fuel

Vz %

Corp.

on

12-15
1-

12-15
12-31

(quar.)_

____•

Stock

12-20

„

12- 1

11-12
12- 1.

—

(quar.)

B

(quar.)

12-

$1.50

(quar.)__

&

B

30c

Extra

11-25

12-

1

12-15

12- 6

■

-

Co.

class A

Co.,

12-16

$1.10

7%

Oil

5c

Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)

Kodak

11-30

2c

12-

12-15

5%

(quar.)—

common

Howell

6

12-21

preferred

11-30

10c

3

25c

dividend

Eastman

Corp.—

1-

12-

60 c

Stainless

Stock

$25c

(quar.)-.—-.-^-—-—-,-

directors

$1

preferred (quar.)
Gas

12-15

87 %c

preferred

Eastern

11-30

(quar.)

Securities

90c

11-19

II-24

37 %c

——.

preferred
(quar.)
Guaranty—

Howe

profits.)

1

12-15

50C

_

v

Title

Hoskins

(year-end)

7%

11-22

12-

12-31

12-10

Warehouse—

Foundry

4

securities

12-

55c

-

•

Extra

11-13

securities

Louis & Interurban Water—

$25c

riinoi<;

11-20

11-15

12-10

25c

5%
Home

Class
50c

12- 3

1

1-3

35c

11-22

16.

(quar.)

realized

Nemours

6%

30c

$$1.75

-

—

Nov.

on

12-

$1

—

Corp.

Hosiery

Hoover

(quar.)

Brewing Co.

12-

$12c

(quar.)

3

11-26
12- 3

12-28

Corp.—

preferred

Co.,

7

11-17

1-

12-20

—

Extra

6

12-

11-26

12-28

$5C

(year-end)—

•

12-10',

25c

Inc. (quar.)
Bartlett (quar.)

Holeproof

payment

(quar.)

Durez Plastics &

25c

A

12-

12-22

12-10

44c

(quar.)

Homasote
i"

12-22

3,-

1- 3

$20c

Spencer,

Hotels

Hilton

5

11-29

12- I.

12- 1-

I-

20c

—

convertible

6%

v.

Honolulu

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Bradstreet

$25c

pfd.

$1.25

1-

$25o

preferred

&

$2

class

held

1-

12-10

12-20

A

Products

Steel

Hercules

/

com.

Investments

de

10c

("nar.)

25%

(year-end)
preferred (quar.)

$4.50

3

12-

$1.25

Ltd., 7%

^o.

on

Cement

Hercules

'

12- 3

Common

3

12-

12-13

—.

Chamberlain

on

12-15

Hibbard,

1-15

Extra

3

12-31

.pxtra

5'-

Hewitt-Robins,

■; 30c

Stores
(quar.)
Dobeckmun Co., common
(quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)

held.

5%

11-26

12-15

Dixie-Home

du

40c

—

7r-

11-26

12-15

25c

:

11-30

$25c

B

Sto"k

12-15

75c

(quar.)

Corp.

Dominion Textile,

12-31

(quar.)

Co..

preferred

Stores

11-15

25c

Products, Ltd.,

Detroit

Chrl«tiana

11-19

93 %c

Supply (N. Y.) (quar.)
Gray Iron Foundry

11-30

$15c

Extra

Chicago

1

(s-a)

Harvester

12-15

12-15

(liquidating.).,.

Extra

-

Co.

3

1-

$43%c

_______

RR.

realized

12-15

$$1

—

v.

.

from

65c

12-15

$$1
$65c

(quar.)

(quar.)__;

Industries.

Castl-

Pavabl*

12-10

12-

12-15

—

meeting

of

10c

Mills

Chemical'

12-17

12-31

IJ

12-15

30c.

50c

Brewing. (quar.)•______——

Corp.

12-31

3

(quar.)

Extra____

12-10

1-

$75c

Co.

Catelli

Chance

common

action

"(CL)"

Heileman

12-31

$1.12%

12-

90c

Hein-W'erner

•

11-29

12-10

$1.75

Furniture
(quar.)__
Corp.
(increased quar.)

Haverty

50c

„

*

(interim) ——-—
prior pfd. (quar.) —

$4

Tobacco,

11-26

25c

(quar.)

Ltd.

Mines,

Hartman

Stock Dividend

A
(quar.)__——_
(year-end)

no

Hallnor

$15

.—

12-11

,

$1.10^

(quar.)__
(quar.)

class

Co.,

Brass

Hahn

$1

common

Water

Guilford-Chester

12-17

12 %c

12-14
11-29

$1.25

Hazeltine

12-31

12- 7

5

20c

3

12-10

1-

60c

>■

(quar.)

Products

Store

$1.25

—

■

preferred (quar. )___1.__.—
Corp. (quar.)—i

12-15

10c

(quar.)_______

1

■

preferred A (quar.)-—--1

12-

5

2%

Dictograph Products (year-end)__
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
(quar.)

12-14

12-13

75c

(Toronto)
A

1-

12- 6

12-11

60c..

common, (tpiar.

Extra

12-10

25c

1

12-15

12-31
_

40c

—

l

12-

3

1- 3

80c

12-

5

1-

100%

(quar.)___—

11-22

1-

12 %c

Y

11-23
12-13

12-14

*.$1.50

—.—

& Co.

R.)

(W.

Grocery

12-io

12-21

Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 pfd. (s-a)_
Diamond Alkali, common
(quar.)

12-28

$75c

—

Class

12-21

:

.

7%

12-21

dividend)___

12-15

r

50C.

Grinnell

11-10

Di

1-

11-20

55c

Celanese, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)

&

Central

1-15

—

(stock

1- 3

20c

25c

(quar.)_
_r
(quar.)_______.—_——__

Extra

1

20c

(quar.)

11-22

12-15

12-

II-30

——

11-22

1

.

(B. -F.) Co

4.40%

12-15

12-30

1

12-

(quar.)___—.—

Great .Western Sugar,..common (quar.)_—•__

11-24

12-30

40c

quar.)

Iron,

from

4c

Delaware

11-26

Extra

'

12-10

$1.31 'A

(quar.)

and

12-31

12-15

Year-end

*

(quar.)

12-15

12-

(increased)__

Cement

Great Northern Paper.

'

12-1

60c

15c

15c

11-29

12-15

1

*

profits, 21c from net investment income

Diana

,

took

(Year-end

12-15

(s-a)
—

Corp.

Mfg., common
5% preferred
(quar.)
Carlisle
Corp.
(quar.)

Central

12-13

30c

11-15

12-10

75c

Co.

Ltd., cl.

(Philipi

the

U-30

25c

11-26

1

pay¬

(quar.)

preferred

Grace

3

12'/2c

dividend

Stock

7

1-

12-

(quar.)

common

—

Goodrich

12-15

12-15

(quar.)

common

Delaware & Bound Brook RR.
Delaware Fund—

3

4.10%
common

series

are

12-31

1

company

12-

(quar.)_

Land

the

12-15

35c

series

Co.

dividend

at

II-26

30c

40c

(quar,)__

Mortg.

Board

12-31

65c

(quar.)

Malleable

Directors

25c

County Ry.

Permanent

•

Co.,

Goldblatt Bros.

'

3

-

12-20

$94c

North-West

Canada Wire &

$1.40

12-31

12-

,

preferred (quar.)_
Deep Rock Oil—

12-10

15c

—

(quar.)

Canada

8

12-13

,

25c

Canada

12-

;

12-

15c

Gold & Stock Telegraph

11-29

12-31

50c

12-

$1.50

(quar.)_

Service

Assurance

12-15

9c

25c

:

Extra

1

5%

(quar.)—_____—

Burlington

life

,11-29

12- 1

11-3Q

split.

(quar.)

Machine Co.

Gisholt

•

12-14

meetifig

preferred (quar.)

Giant Portland

1

75c

common

preferred
(L. A.)

Dayton

3

time.

Co.

12-

12-15

20c

,

1
3

Machine Co._

on

'12-17

12-28

Corporation,

12-21

40c

(s-a )

action

no

1

11-19

$1

12- 1

18 on
a
charter
would provide for a

Extra

1

12-

12-

:

preferred

Mills,
preferred

12-21

50c

Central

&

Co.

River

1-

Assurance

took

Watch

Central

183Ac

*

12-

3

I-

12-1

Marble

Georgia

Industries—

Extra

1-

(quar.)

at this

Class

156'

12-15

12-14

Jan.

on

Co.

Parts

Genuine

5%

12-15

Tin Investments

General

11-15

12c

—T_

held

be

12- 3

11-30

65c

—

Stockholders will vote at a special

11-30

40c

preferred A (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)__

Cutler-Hammer,
Dan

12-

—-

Co.

Year-end

11-30

23c

5% preferred (accum.)
Industries, Inc.-r-

convertible

$1

Extra

Central

12-15
12-15

25c

(quar.)_
Machine (quar.)

common

(Helene)

Manufacturing Co.—

Directors

Cnsmont

Steel,

Tobacco,

10c

(quar.)

-——

Water

British-America

Carthage

15c
25c

Corp

Sexton

Curtis

$1

(quar.)

Manufacturing Co.

Carman

11-19

(quar.)

convertible

$1.10

$1.75

&

Cuban

$1.75

Burial Casket

Canadian

1

35c

Cribben

$4

Extra

Class B

12-

International

$1.07

preferred
(quar.)____—

Briggs & Stratton

&

11-19

(quar.)

Petroleum

12-10

5%

RR

Brook

California

stock

1

30c

11-29

50c

:

Birdsboro Steel Foundry &

Camden

that

____•

12-16

15c

—

Canada

amendment

11-19

—

iquar.)

Co.

3

65c

(quar.)

Beech-Nut Packing (reduced quar.)—_—..—
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR., $3
pfd. (s-a)

Carey

1-

Oil

Steel

1-15

30c

(quar.)__,

(quar.)

H.)

Creek

Bulova

11-19

1

1

$1.50

12-20

15c

ment

1

12-

15c

,

(W.

Brunner

12-

Fibre

Foundry

40c

___

Beau Erummel Ties

$1

Coty

11-29

12-15

Extra

Brillo

to

Extra

7

12-17

—

Wilcox

Boyertown

11-19

—

preferred

Bound

I-

5c

Bangor-Hydro Electric, 4%

Beech

1

two-for-one

(quar.)_____—:

Steel

&

preferred series A

Cosden

11-29

Baltimore Radio Show ,(quar.K_.

Barber

1

12-17

Baltimore & Ohio RR., common
(year-end)—
4% non-cumulative preferred <year-eud)_

7%

2-

12'Ac

Co.

*

dividend

4'/,%

1

11-30

20c

Voting Machine Corp.

&

Stock

12-

(year-end)

Utilities

Corning Natural Gas
Coro, Inc. (increased

12-31

12-28

$1.25

(increased)-—a

Alarm

Year-end

12-

1-15

25c

(quar.)

Automatic Fire

Gas

50c

Atlantic City Electric

Corp.

12-15

$1.75

com.—

iquar.)_
(increased quar.)

Associates Investment
Atlas

11-19

Co

Coppermiues

Coffee

$5.25

11-24

12-

Extra

11-30

3

12-15

1

Ltd.___:

Cornell-Dubilier Electric,

12-15

12'Ac

(quar.)

Cook

1

25c

11-24
11-24

12-18

5%

12- 2

12-21

87 %C

(quar.)

12-21

(stock dividend)
General Manifold & Printing (quar.)
General Portland Cement (quar.)

1

12- 1

12-10

General Crude Oil

12-20

;$i

X

45c
62 %c

$2

12-31

(quar.)

1

12-

25c

12-

(quar.)

12-

3

1- 3

(quar.)^

7%C

Year-end

12-10

.

Louisiana

12-

12-31

65c

Insurance.

Continental

12-15

1-

(quar.)

Extra

Arkansas

1

50c

Smelting Co.,

prior preference
Oil

12-10

10c

3

1'

General Cigar Co

-

12-15

3

10c

:

Continental

1

12-

50c

—

Arkansas

12-

12-10

$1.50

Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Thread Co., Inc., 5% pfd.
(s-a)—.
Woolen, $4 preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
&

12-14

30c

American

Lead

12-15

1-

11-17
12-17

1-

$$1.25

$$1.38

Extra

$1.37%

Amusement,

Continental

75c

______—

American

Zinc,

12-31

12- 3

1

1- 3

t30c

k

11-24

12-20
12-

56'Ac

preferred (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)

General Baking, $8 preferred

-

American

7%

12-22

$1.25

.Year-end

—

•

11-26

1- 5

.

12-10

25c
12 %c

common

30c

Copper

Continental

(quar.)

Co.,

E.)

(R.

Gaylord Container (increased quar.)__
General American Transportation (quar.)__

(Philadelphia)—

Continental-Diamond

12-16

second

American Optical Co. (quar.)
American Stores Co. (quar.)
American Surety (N. Y.) (s-a)—

American

12-11

31 'Ac.

—

Inc.
(quar.)
Light & Power (quar.)___i.M——

Consolidated

'

Derrick

(quar.)

(quar.)

Title

Quarterly
50c

11-26

Freightways, common (quar.)—f'.,')30oi,
1st preferred' !quar.)w^._L——$1-50

6%

3

12-

11-26

3

Consolidated

12-3

1-

3

12-

10c

common

Publications

Consolidated

Corp.—

Steamship

&

Gas,

Transportation

Consolidated

12-3

12-15

50c

,

12-

53%c

Congoleum-Nairn,

3

.

..American

Nast

Connecticut

12-1

50c

25c

Holitr*

Payable of
Rec,

$1.50

(s-a)

non-cumulative preferred
(Geo. A.) Co. (quar.)

5% %

(quar.)

preferred

Conde

12-17
12-

$3

Funsten

5%

Exitra

12-15

1-

93 %c
.

the

1

(quar.)

preferred

Common

1-13

12-20

87'Ac

—

_

quarter.

12-

Credit

Commonwealth

2

40c

Shares

participating preferred (accum.)_

consecutive

12-

15c

American Export Lines, Inc.—
Dividend ^action
omitted
for

12-15

(increased)
4% % convertible preferred (quar.)
Gatlneau Power Co.. common (quar.)

(quar.)

Co. (quar.)
Discount, common
prior preferred (quar.)

A3.50

1

12-

35c

-

ElectTic Securities

Fuller

1

12-

11-19

12-

1-31

Interstate

preierred

Conestoga

(quar.)

1

12-

(quar.)

Products

Commercial

12-15

12-17

preferred

Commercial

12-15

25c

Telegraph

5

12-

12-15

$1

12- 6

12-15

35c

preferred (quar.)___
Sugar Co. (quar.)______

District

11-

12-15

Colt's Manufacturing Co. (reduced)
Columbia Title Insurance
(s-a)

1

20c

convertible

.Americap Business
American Cyanamid
Y ,3%% preferred B
3%% preferred C

i

12-

20c

—

Amalgamated

11-20

$14.65

International

Colorado

Cos.—

Americap Airlines

30c

12-

$1.09%
.

Manufacturing

Year-end

American

4'A%

12-15

50c

Goods

American

12-20

20c

__

Amalgamated Leather
6%

3

50c

Mills

Aluminum

1-

25c

-

Industries, Inc. (quar.)

Year-end

5

r

Color-Craft

time)

Brass Manufacturing
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common (quar.)
$4.37%
preferred
(quar.)

Allied

12-30

$28VaC

at

11-

(quai.)___—

'195$

Fruit of the Loom, Inc.—

11-20

Extra

5%

Akron

Allen

Holder*

12-30

% %

Share

25c

i

company meeting held on Nov. 15.
Coleman Co., common
(quar.)

&

Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)

*v r

$1

(quar.)

Corp. (year-end)—
Farm Equipment, Ltd.—
Payment on
common
stock
omitted
at

Payable of Rec.

4c

■'

Name of Company

22

When

*

'•

Cockshutt

payment date.

Stock

Co.

Coca-Cola

we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their

Per

Per

Holder»

When

Payable of Rec.

$1

Quarries

Coca-Cola

an¬

in which

Aberdeen Petroleum,

Share

v

-

.

Monday, November

.

75c

Cleveland

all

during the current week.

second

-

grouped in two separate

are

indicate

we

of Company

Year-end

nounced
a

the

Name

.

.

on

page

50)

Volume

Number 5379

180

(2089)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DRILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

Jun

47% Jan

22
25

99

Jan

112

10y4July

8 % Sep

14

3% Sep

15

106

29

49% Apr

Jan

115% Apr
13% Sep

9% Jan

3

Abbott

8

4%

20
21

100

Vending Corp

19

ACF-Brill

30% Sep

14

49% May 25

32

Sep

14

ACF Industries

Dec

29

85 Vb Mar 18

73% Jan

106% Nov

12

20

Dec

31

26% Jan

20% Jan

25% Nov

17

5% Jan

23

6

9% Nov

Jan

47

7%

Acme Steel

25 Va Sep

14

35% Jan

2

27% Jan

41

Nov

23% Dec

29

36% Feb

25

24 y4 Jan

31

Aug 20

Jun

16

59% Jan

27

18% Dec

31

32% Jan

6

7% Sep

14

49 % Sep

3

48

10% Mar

22 % Oct

Oct

15

Jun

Sep

11

Feb

July 26

29% Nov

Air

12

24

115

Nov

3

172

July 29

2% Jan

4

14

Alaska

74

Aug 10

3

Feb

Sep

15

5

140

Oct

9

81

Aug 24

80

Jan

6

89% Feb

9

15

39

Jan

6

28 % Jan

4

4

Feb

4

97

39 % Aug
110
Nov

19

May

8

102

15

10 y2 Mar

3

152

Jan

Sep

1

104

87% Sep

18

98

8% Oct

6

91

<

May 4
92% Mar 11
8% Jan

Nov 15

165

Sep 29

Nov

13% Nov 15

6

Allen

76% Jan

72% Jan

8

Aug

4

Allied

29

22

Mar 25

16

Mar

9

19% Nov

9

24% Oct

28

33

Jan

26

Jan

4

40% Sep

29

21

40% Jan

3

Sep

22

94

Nov

4

90

Jan

5

97

4iyeOct

14

59 V2 Jan

2

45% Jan

4

74% Nov

86

Oct

8

118 y2 Jan

2

93% Jan

8

40

Sep

14

87

37% Jan

103

52% May 25

23

62

41% Apr

21

54% Jan 20

1% Dec
30% Dec

29

3% Mar 24

24

36% Mar 24

16% Jun
148% Oct

Dec

10

47

14

189% Jan

Alpha

3y8 Feb

16

Feb

18

7

Nov

17

11% Jan

4

19% Nov

16

4

96% Nov 47

26% Sep

29% July

8

93% Aug 20

99

14% Nov

5

20% Feb

Jun

12

50

59

6% Aug 31
35

Nov

17

Jan

16% Jan
56

Jan

4

9

29
26

Feb

4

Jan

4

14% Aug 12

37% Jan

6

12% Jan

4

52

34% Sep

21

40% Jan 27

91

Sep

17

103% Feb 20

12% Sep
13% Sep

15

15% Mar 19

14% Jan

11

15% Mar 20

15

15

Feb

11

16% Jun

3% Sep
31% Feb

15

40 y8 Apr

23

45% Nov

9

34% Jan

26

27% Jan

Dec

18

23% Dec

17

21

96

15

6%

5

26

40

Sep

14

44% Apr

24

16% Jan

2

21

Sep

3

90

May

51

Nov

12

49% Jun

29

4

47% Nov

10

4

36% Nov

19

American

48% Jan

4

65% Nov

20% Jun

U

29

117% Jun

10

28% Sep

15

50%

96

96

96

96

96

73%

73%

733/4

74%

733/4

74%

149

*149%

151%

123

Xl23%

124%

8% Jan

110% July 28
54% Sep
8

12% Nov

2

Feb

19

11

May 25

18

35

Dec

9

67

Aug

4

31

29

36% Jun

15

6% Jan

23

31

Nov

6

22% Jan

15

27

20

70

Nov

17

13

Jun

28

Jan

14

100

Jun

25

4

25% Nov

18

12
19

29 % Aug

23

92

25% Mar 18

23% Jan

Jun

25

12% Dec

23

18% Mar 26
100% Mar 17

18

24% Mar 16

79% Jan

12

86% Dec

31

15% Sep

16

19% Feb

2

21

18% Aug

3

6

85% Jan

19% Sep

100% Jan

4

Apr

4

12% Jan

93% Dec 31

104 y2 Dec

102% Nov

17

21% Feb 24
•

107

28% July 27

84% Jan

4

94% Oct

4

17% Jan

11

28% Sep

9

18% Jun

8

26% Feb

27

19% Jan

11

54

Nov

8

94% Jun

23

105% Feb

9

100% Jan

20

107

Feb

24

7

Sep

15

14

18% Feb

2

7% Jun 22

Jan

4

23% Nov

5

19% Apr

13% Sep

7

25 % Nov

9

15

7% Jan

8

18

42

Dec

20% Dec

31

37

Mar 27

29% Jan

5

15

39% Mar 24
36 % Jan

30

21

15% Feb

4

148

Jun

11

171% Feb

6

6

Jan

2

8% Jun

23

16% July
41% Dec
25% Sep
136

16

6
15

14

Jun

25

35% Dec

18

117% Dec
25% Sep

30

21

38

Feb

2

49

Sep

15

120% Sep
12

Apr

50% Oct

7

6

24% Nov

16

4

38% Sep

32% Jan

27
70% Nov 19

34% Jan

7

13% Jan

4

Nov

11

Jan

8

180% Nov

9

6% Jan

4

8% Sep

22

Oct

26

169

24

34

22% Feb

24

42% Jan

13

57

May 24

Jan

6

27% Jan

4

43

Nov

16

159 y4 Jan

5

144% Jan

4

170

Oct

4

40% Aug 10

36

Mar 31

_.

-

40% Aug 17

22

125

47% Nov 24

25% Aug 30
5
44% Jan

32

58

50

4

65

36

2

Mar 20

May 12

118% Jun

Jan

Sep

27

May 18
Sep

17
13

62% Nov

14

134

19

121% Jan

8

142% Nov

14

16% July 30
161 % Jan
5

10% Feb

25

16% Jun

7

Jan

4

July

1

10

59% Dec

23

128% Dec

24

35% Oct

22

111% Dec

4

Feb

77% Aug

3

143% Oct

27

60% Jan
119

150
55
121

Jun

22

5

30% Apr

19

Jan

7

113% Jan

4

Jan

9

10% Feb

2

13% Sep

10

27% Jan

2

57

12

5

152% Jun

9

19

39% Jan

15% May

30

Feb

Sep

11

94% Dec

Sep

17

9% July 9
25% Feb 17
4
15% Jan
71% May

4

175

July 23

65% Jan

138% Feb
41% Nov

28
10
19

5
11% Sep 27
28
Aug.13
23% Aug
3

120 % Mar

93

Feb

4
4

11

89% Dec

3

05% Feb

11% Sep

14

21% Jan

5

12% Jan

4

68

Sep

21

97

6

73

Jan

28

29

Dec

29

45% Feb 26

29% Jan

4

43 y4

Sep

15

57

45% Jan

4

15
27
44% Nov 12
55% Nov 19

59

25% Aug 27
94

Jun

25




Jan

Jan

Sugar

conv

com

preferred

Co com

17

30

66

May

3%%

conv

Power—No par
5
American Hawaiian S3 Co
10
American Hide & Leather com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
American Home Products
1
American Ice Co common
No par

noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
6%

prior

5%%

American

31% Dec

9

30

Jan

5

5

100

Jan

6

preferred

Locomotive common

100
1
100
7
100

preferred
& Fdry common
3.90%
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd com
No par
4%% preferred
100
American Metal Products com
2
6%% convertible preferred
20
7%

Amer Mach

1

21% Sep

94 % Sep

American

No par
American Optical Co
No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
American

7%

41% Aug 13
109

Nov

10

News Co

100

preferred

American

Snuff Co common

25

noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
6%

American

Sugar

1

Co

Stores

American

Refining com—100

preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
7%

American

6%

American

5%

Tobacco

common

Viscose Corp com

Preferred

6%

5
100
25
25

100

preferred

American Water

100

100

preferred

Works Co com—5
25
common—No par

series

American Woolen

7%

100

preferred

preference;—No paT
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5 prior conv preferred
25
Anaconda Copper Mining-*
50
$4 conv prior

Anaconda Wire
Anchor

106% Mar

Distilling

American

Motors CorpB
American Natural Gas Co—No par

65% Jan

127

10
100
10
preferred series B_100

Crystal

prior

American Molasses Co

23
14% May 12

24% Nov 30
44

No par
—10

11% Sep

9% Nov
31% Jun

28% Sep
12% Sep

No par

27

32% Oct

2%

1,700

preferred

32

*30

32

*25%

26

*25%

26

400

188%

187 %

188

187 Va

188

2,400

89

88%

88%

88%

88%

2,400
106,800

19%

19%

19%

19

19%

18%

19%

95%
31%

95%

963/4

96

96%

951/4

96

3,700

31%

313/4

31%

31%

21%

32

2,800

105

*103%

25

*103%

105

25%

25

25%

65

65

65%
12%

12%

12%

49%

49%

49%

33

323/4

333/8

99

21%

20%

73/a

423/4

X41 %

47%

2,800

7V4

11,400

42%

25,300

73/a

73/a

7 Va

42%

411/4

423/a

41%

*47%

473/4

*47 Va

47%

471/4

47%

36%

35%

36V4

35%

36%

5,900

65

64%

65%

x62 %

63%

2,800

36
64

64%

64

65

19%

•

7

500

*223/4

23%

*22%

23%

23

23%

22%

27%

271/4

27%

27%

27%

27%

27 Va

27%

27%

*95

96%

*95

*133

139

110

110

110%

51

511/4

11%

34%

12%

13%

IP/8

,

51

51%
12%

12%
343/4

*34 Va

13%

13%

11%

11%

39%

39

70

70%

643/4

110%

110%

51%

12
.

69%
31

>

139

12%

39%
4%

♦133

343/4

12

34Va

110%

511/4

403/4

49

491/4
139

96%

*95

96%

48%

49»/4

4 8 3/8

*133

4

4%

36 Va

37%

37%

400

12%

12 «/4

12%

26,500

11%

11%

11%

19,000

18,100

11%

11%

40%

40%

39%

40%

691/4

69%

69

69

4%

4%

4%

4

4%

4

*30%

32%

*30%

70

68

601%

68%

69

7,400

11%

12

12

12

12

1,700

97

170

113/4

113/4

97%

*96%

*24%

25

25

26%

26%

26%

273/a

27%

27%

104%

104 %

102

23%

102

25%

200

32

*96

16%

5,700

32%

68%

11%

104%

1,100

4%

*30%

243/4

23%

8,900

70 %

66%

101

12%

121/4

97%

23V4

2,000

12

,

36%

113/4

101

51

12%

403/8

69

161/4

1,600

*50%

'

Xl2

11%

31%

*104

51

110

39%

39%

31%

16%

109%

110

50 %

36,400

49%
139

70

113/4

653/a

104%

109%

96%

48%
*133

139

13%

243/4

16

*95

V.

49Va

483/4

•70%

31

11%

96%

*95

*133

3,800

37

13

*953/8

104%

800

23

23%

27

''

22

19

7%

36

*223/4

68,300

21%

21%
*21%

18%

1,000

100

41%

47%

35%

500

13,100

99V4

21%

18%

35%

64,200

32%

22

*21'/I

47%

13Va
51V4

313/4

*65

100

21%

22
19

42'A

12 3/4

50V4

33 Va

*98 Va

18%

353%

65V2

13 'A

32%

*21%

7%
42%

7%

3,900

503/4

19

18%

19

70

26%

210

653/4

12%

22%

103%

25%

253/4

*50

22

*211/4

22

99 Va

213/4

99

98%

102 %

105

65

11%

32

64%

*30

25%

49%
31%

49%

7%

*2%

2%

2%

32

25%
86

*65

65%,
12%"

183/4

2%

2%
*30

97

*96%

96 3/4

96 Va

25

25%

25'/4

♦25V4

27

♦104%

271/4

105%
16%

300

25%
271/4

*27

120

16

16%

21,500

♦102

1023/4

600

48,200

16%

16

102

102%

*102

25

253/4

24%

24%

X24%

24%

92%

*913/4

92%

*913/4

92%

16

*913/4

1023/4*

913/4

913/4

*913/4

92%

203/4

26%

263/4

26%

27'%

26%

27

27

26%

28%

453/4

443/4

46%

443/4

46

46V4

44%

441/4

107%

22 3/8

44%

46%

*106%

22%

*243/a

25

103/4

103/4

10 %

10%

107

21%
*24%

107

22%
25

*106

107

22 Va

22%
25

*243/a

♦106

107

X106

*

10

5,100

29,200
460

106

22%

22

22%

5,700

*243/8

243/4

243/8

243/8

100

10%

10%

10 7/8

900

61,100
8,900
17,000

22

103/i

11

10%

103/4

10%

10

*

7,600

105%

♦104V4

10%

10

10%

10

10%

9%

10 Va

453/4

46%

45%

45%

45%

46%

453/4

463/4

453/4

46%

21

22

22%

24%

23%

24%

23%

24%

23%

23%

36%

36%

36%

36%

37%

37%

373/4

3 7 5/a

38

36%
63%

63%

673/4

67%

68%

67%

683%

67'%

70%

10,400

64

23%

22%

23%

221/4

23

60,700

233/4
*180

24

X223/4

183

*178%

23%
182

223/4

182

*178%

73%

73/a

7%

7%

29%

29%

29%

29%
493/4

*493/4

50%

49%

49%

413/8

42%

42%

43

42%

167

166%

166

*39%
*123

27%
60%
61%
138%

13%
173%
583/a
135

373/8

166%

40%
124

166%
39%
123

28 Vb

28%

60%

60

62

139%
14

174 Va

58%

135%
383/fl

61%
137%

39%
123

39%
*123

*,179

182

,

7%

7%

7%

73%

6,700

303/4

30%

30%

30%

31%

9,200

50

49%

50

483/4

49%

780

41%

42%

36,400

166V4

167 Va

390

43

166 %
40

124%

42

167

♦39%
123

42%
167
40
123

28%

28%

293/a

29

29%

61%

62 %

62%

593/4

61

62

138%

613/4

136%

62%
137

63%
137

64

137%

39%
122
x28 Va

59%
633/4
137

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

173%

173%

173%

173%

173V4

173%

173%

58%
135

59%

583/4

135%

134%

182

*179

7%

73/a

29%

6,900

59%
135

38%

39%

39%

40%

58%
132
40

1183/4

59'A

58%

-

1,100

40

110

122
28 7%
60

64%

20,300
3,600

2,100
580

137

14%.
173%

2,300
40,600

26,300

59

131%

132%

850

413/s

40%

41%

63,700

1183/4

*1183/4

134

390

119

1183/4

1183/4

118%

119%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10 Va

10 %

26%

26%

26%

263/4

26%

263/4

26%

203/4

20 3/4

21%

20%

213/4

21%

21%

21 Va

22%

80%

79%

81

81%

83

84%

86

85

86 %

80%

74%

73%

76%

78

79%

791/4

817%

3,990

183/4

18 3/a

183/4

7,500

1183/4

73

119

74

74

10

10%

10%

6.900

•26%

26 Va

21%

221/4

1,300
14,300

10

1,630

18%

19

18%

18 3/4

18%

18%

18%

903/4

903/4

903/4

91

91

91

230

90%

911/4

90%

43%

43 Va

43%

42%

43%

42%

46.500

43%

42%

42 5/s

42%

53

533/4

53

533/4

53%

55 7%

3,510

54%

62%

54

53

No par
Corp—
6.25

35%

35%

36%

34%

36%

34%

353/4

5,300

35%

35'/4

No par

*108

& Cable

Hocking Glass

Common
£4

29.700

47V4

1
12.50

Corp

13

28

71%

187

24%

21%

72 % Sep

28

70

86%

*103%

25%

♦20

2

Jan

71%

188%

313/4

323/4
104

21

1

& Foreign

2% Jun

70%

18%

98%;

Gas & Electric Co

26

703/4

94

.

983/4

American

17% Jan

39% May 27
48% Dec 29

19

94%

100

American

44% Jan

5% Mar 25

24

69%

2%

86

31%

8

7% May 17

2% Dec
26% Dec

10,800

1863/4

11%

18

4% Oct

4,900

8IV4

188

*49%

50

12% Oct

Mar

83%

80 Va

26

*65

com—2

15% July 30

57

3

82%

80%

32

18%

40% Nov

19

84%

79%

*25%

94

5

17

37% Nov

2%

833/4

79%

*30

85

3,100

122

123%

85

79%

26

84%

121%

123%

83

32

187

par

21,600

149

693/4

69

2%

2%

300

74%

73V4
*147

80%

X793/4

*25%

4

12% Nov

5

69%

96%

*96

v

149

♦147'

83

81

80%
80%

*30

2

4

122%

122%

68%

8% Jan

Jan

8

73%
*147

80

1
50
1

*94%

'

80 Va

11% Sep

20

27% Jan

99

122%

preferred series C-100
Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c

26% Jan

7

31% Jan

16

7

Aug 17

*18%

19

148

*146

33% Jan

30

15

30

31% Jan

14

Sep

143

105% Jun

16 y2

4%%

3%%

21

953/8

9,900

96

Co

American Cyanamid

125% Apr

7,500

94%

73%

25

American

26

13V4

94

96

Colortype Co

53% July 28

,13

50%

100
20
100
100

common

Chicle

Sep

21% Sep

Co

American

Apr

8% Dec

Can

American

99

133/a

953/a

600

preferred

18

28

94

& Radio

25% Aug 12

4

13

94%

7,100

Chain & Cable

7%

5

13%
95%

1,800

20

23

American

id

13%
95

18%

preferred

35% Feb

Jan

9

102

13%
94%

50 3/8

common

44% Jan

Jan

Jan

Inc

American Cable

43% Mar 25

36

*101

interest in common—;—1

of

7

91

Jan

102

13%

36%

preferred

Sep

22

48

*101

300

93

No par

Oct

17% Feb

102

50

8

55% Jan

8

*101

243A

19

25% May 27
96% Mar 4

Oct

102

34,700

39'/4

38%

39%

13%

13

Broadcasting-Paramount

5%

6

6% Jun

102

38 5/8

50

1952 ser 5%%

convertible

Ctfs

9

26

102

100

10

4

5

100%

par

100

11

39% Jan

110

39%

38%

383/4

36%

pfd

4% Jan

6

110

32%

16% Jan

Jan

111

1

Bosch Arma Corp

Theatres

17

41% Jun

151

*108 %

102%

1

6

111

com__No par

13

27

*108

100

12

6% May

9

Co

conv

cum

preferred

4%

8

Nov

22

108

18%

Amer Brake Shoe Co com

Mar 15

22% Nov

4
12

108

19

preferred

2nd

Amer

Jan

Bakeries

American

Aug 12

104% Mar

108 %

36%

American Bank Note common

19

Nov

41

30% Oct
Jun

Aug 18

66

108%

19

preferred

conv

4% %

18

26% Nov

Agricultural

American

4

Feb

98

2

47

2

Nov

37%

50

American Airlines common

70% Jan

34

70

89

*88 %

88%

*86%

Chemical_No par

Jan

8

104

900

36%

May 24

26% Mar 16

82,800

183/4

Aug 23

4

Dec

4%

162%

37%

26

15% Jan

15

88%

87

87

87

41/4

503/4

197

3%%

163%

100

86

♦84

162%

43/a
155

18%

4

89

37%

3,700

50%

11

57

87

2,300

36%

Jan

6

161

88

38%

20

2
17

1

1

84% Feb

75% Jan

165

164

170

2%
16%

86

♦152%

164

164

4%

4%

4%

4%

*165

173/8

17 ■.
*84

86

*84

86

4%

17%

par

No par

31

2

*84

%

4

*113%

3

2%

183/4

Limited

70% Dec 29

11% Dec

85

4%

No par

Amer

55% Nov

85

113%
170

1133/4
*165

3

37

Jan

85

166

300

50%

19

5

23

166

3

80

.

14,500

114

37

166

5

Apr

167

3

28%

50%

of America

Co

Aluminium

5

preferred
Cement

conv

Portland

Aluminum

25

74% Aug

114

167

3

53%

281/4

37%

Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No

1% Jan
28

19% Mar 18

29

90 y2 Jun

4
11

Jan

17

114

170

3

13'/4
*52%

29%

51%

Mfg common
convertible preferred

4.08%

17

Nov

85

*113

*165

100
1
100

21,900

133/4

53%

37%

preferred

3%%

10

124% Nov

4

58% Jan

NOV

114

114

16%

13%

13%
28%

93%

Mills

4%

29%

2%

31,700

*52%

53

29

1,000

27%

*18%

Allis-Chalmers

17

273/8

*112 %

Allied Stores Corp common—No par

11

July 14

146

May 28

43% Jan

42 y2 Apr

51 Va Nov

4

28%

I

Allied Kid Co

35 y8 Sep

*52 Va

29%

27%

13%

13%

52%

29

86

No par

15

Allied

13%

52%

293/8

*843/4

500

29

843/4

29

No par

Chemical & Dye

Sep
Dec

8

13%

16%

5,200

28%

84%

283/a

52%

16%

105

86

28

52%

1

Industries Inc

17

101

*28%

13%

5

common

62

2

28 Va

27%

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

78

41

26%

Aldens

25 y8 Sep

40 %

26%

187/a July 28

130

40%

26%

85

Inc

39%

28%

4

2

39%

39%

*84%

14

1«Y

8,500

19,700

39%

393/4

17

20,500

25%

393/4

16%

45

44%

105%

84%

10

24,900

25%

28%

100
100

9%

25%

84%

pfd 1951 series
& Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining

93/a

45%

28%

Juneau

4,800

106 %

105

"

28%

No par

100

12%

9%

9

12%

25 Va

25

104%

85 %

common

9,400

12%

44%

24%

13%

Shares

43V4
112

*U1V4

104%

233'a

X29

112

253/4

23%

45%
105

85

12

Aug

45%

44%

45%
104%

28 %

Jan

<»% Feb

9%

45%

105%

39%

3% Jan

14

9%

9

1

72

27

5% Mar 25

Sep

12%

No par

16 y4 Jun

70

12%

Co

Reduction Inc

Alabama

12%

Corp

Express

4.50%

4

3% Mar 25

*111%

23%

10

Admiral

155% Feb

104

5

3% Apr

12

Nov

54 y4

9%

9

105

100

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Corp
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
$3 preferred w w
50

16

9

110%

the Week

43

43V4

42%

110%

12%

Friday
Nov. 1!)

Thursday
Nov. 18

43

42%

43%

Sales for

PRICES

Nov. 17

114

12%

12%

45%

2fl

com

preferred

*109%

111

12%

2.50

Co

Inc

Co

Adams-Millis

15

14

Mar

22% Mar

Mar 11

160

3

2

49

8

114% Jan

150

85% Nov

7% Jan

6

Adams

19

28% Nov

Jan

18 y4 May

10

29% Jan

8

101

Nov

52

58

Motors

non-cum

♦109%

1

preferred

ABC

42%

42%

SALE

Wednesday

Nov. 16

42%

a

HIGH

AND

Tuesday

Nov. 15

Par

Laboratories

72

6% Jan

Monday

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Highest

40 y8 NOV

5

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest
39 Ve Sep

LOW

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1353

34%

110

►108

110

*108

109

*108

109

*91

*108

109

.

17

J

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

Monday, November 22,1954

.-

.

(2090)
Continued—Page 2

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Previous

July 21
8% Feb 23

52V4 Mar 29

Anderson-Prichard Oil
Andes Copper Mining

41

40% Sep

15

57% May
15% Feb

26

21

4% Sep

22

A P W

15

Archer-Daniels-Midland

29

24

5

Jan

7

2% Feb

11

Sep

14

52

Jan

9

32% Jan

4

43

4

25% Jun

25

8

Sep

14

23% Mar 27

17% Jan

30% Sep

14

43% Jan

5

33 % Jan

8Vs Sep

15

12% Mar 26

8% Apr

16

93 "

Sep

15

48% Feb

9

77

r.' Jan

7

23

97

102% Sep
'

21

5 % Dec

15
14

Dec

7

.92% Nov

18

114

Jan

5

21

18% Sep

16

26
26

4

14

26% Jan'18

./

28% NoV 17

Jan

4

93% Jan

6

•31 % Jan

15 r r 22% Mar 11
3
25

3

23

i 18%

.*■<

4

55 •:* Nov

V 124% Nov

5

110

"Aug 30
11

4%

4 %

♦4

4%

1,900

42%

4 2'/2

42

42%

4,800

22%

227/a

227/a

2274

22%

4,200

637/a

62 %

11%

11%

preferred
No par
Cork Co comu—-No par

89%

89%
*99%

ll7/a

11%

117a

79,300

96V4

94%

95Va

7,900

92%

991b

175 %

175 %

179

4,400

179

•19%

20%

20

-92

907/a

90%

99%

'21

>92%.

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...

./100

; 100

179 y4

183

>. 180

180

20%

21

1

>

92%

> 100

100

100 Va

♦180

-

181

>.

21

*20%

92%
*100

*20%

7%

7%
'-'23

77a

23 %

23

23

•

7%

23%

:>

7%

•

11%

11%

11%

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24%

25

25%

x24%

.27.

; ;

106%

107

107

108

'<"'"•
> ■

103y4

107

4

<

•

53%

247s.

23%

200
600

54

108%

•

1,600

'58,300
•

•

<52%

6,800

16,000
'

,'-109%

53 %

1

7,100

23%

■

27% •27%

109

53%

8%

11% v 117a
24% >24%

...

27% > 28'/a

28%

27%

•:->.'

53%

"52%

53

'

•■>

27%

27%

277/a

11%

24%

,

23%

11%

/,:

7y8

7%;

23%

247a

.

3 53

7%

"

iiy2

25

-10%

210
s

21.7
"

"

7%

-

55,900

11 Va
95

'

99%

■

63%

11%
96

95 V*

*89%

10

Co-

•

62

63%

11 y2

96

-

Va

62%

61%

60

95%

-22%

5,500

13,200

4

11 %

Investment

^Associates

1174

1174

*11%

23

96

$4

11

Nov

"

>

100
Jan 22
32 ■*Mar 25

*11%

12

43

11%

preferred
—No par
convertible4, preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
<-5
'Artloom Carpet Co Inc——No par
;
Arvin Industries' Inc
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Ail.
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
'
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common
:
—•
— 1
,/
5.25% 1st preferred.*.,—.-.
.100

3

14% Apr

May 13

*

10% Nov
'Jan

Armstrong

42%

42%

3%

95%

.,>•$6 conv prior

Jan

27

60%

42

40%

22

5

Co of Illinois com

&

23

10

Corp

Steel

.

41%

43

427a

22%

22%
60

5

41%

41%

4
42%

;

42%

43

Shares

41 %

43 y4

♦117a

12

*3%

3%

3%
42%

Nov, 10

423A

•42%

40%

*11%

12

the Week

Friday

Nov, ib

■

42

42%

41
'

41%

40%
*11%

No par

Corp

Nov. 17

41%

Sales for

Thursday

Wednesday

Nov, 16

41%

iv $3.75

Nov-17
Nov

Oil

; Armour

8% Oct

May 19

'

Mar 27

'

13

Mar

100

,180

Jan

21

6

■;18% Mar 25
29

6

14

93'/a Jan

•

89 % Sep

25% Sep

106% Oct

11

Jan

16

32%5Jan

14

11 Vb Sep

7

10 % Mar 26

30

25 % Sep

22

•

18

12 y4 Oct

Co Inc

Products

Armco

63% Nov

2

19 y8 Jan

16% May 28

Argo

4

57

29

117% Dec

"89 Va Sep 24

Nov

30
85% Apr 26

Mar 25

59% Dec

Corp

13% Sep

Dec

25/a Nov
30

Par

Anderson Clayton

6

45

Tuesday

Nov. 15

21.80
10
14
5

42% July 30

33% Jan

25

& Co

12

5

Jan

Nov

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest
32

SALE PRICES

HIGH

Monday

YORK STOCK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1953

AND

LOW

STOCKS

Range for

109%

230

52%

1,700

12174

6,800

<

> Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
'

Sep

7 25%

Feb

18

88 % July

8

64% Jan

4

729% Jan

13

.

29

119%F Jan

60

92

7:Jan

5

I 85

2

<"Jan

Common

4

Nov

139

.

Atlantic

;

/ 4%

19

_L_i
Line

Coast

7120%

1227s

>

59%

»>5J.%?' 59 y4

«5J%

59 y4

59%

;59'/2

.'.'.• '597a;

33%

33%
'-*99% 101

\33%

' 33 %

100%

100%

130 V*

130%

135

120%

-50

—

City Electric Co com—10

prelerred

Atlantic

•

123%

«59%
-33%

--50

,

Preferred

,'37% July 26
103'/a Oct
5

'

97% Mar 25

8

83 V* Dec

92% Jan

V Jan

103

23

86

5

57% Jan 13
30 %' Nov 30

*

14

50% Jun

<

■

%

4

129

•

129

*21%

No par

100% •"•

-23

•

•

128%

.

121%

122 V4

120

133%

100%

loo
RR

122

120%

337a 734 y.
101

*100'/4

..,131%

101

132%

139

133%

JNov

19

58% Dec

25% Sep

14

'

89% July

28% Jun

1

16

30% Feb

16

4

<27% Jan
'

95% Jan

2

4

29

•

4

'Jan

31% Apr

r-34% Jan

>' 41% Sep

Atlas Corp

7

8

15

4% Dec

28

15

Dec

8;Jan

7% Mar

20

9

17% Mar

!4% Dec

18"

8% Feb

26

4%'Jan

38%

f38%

(voting)

47%

>20
Beries A—1.100

*126

<

36% Dec

29

52 % Feb

26

37% Jan

4% Dec

22

Jan

16

:4%^Jan

45% Dec

21

42%'Jan

Avco

5

12

Mfg

$2.25

•

13

•16%
5%

preferred—:

22

-

33 %

"*2iy2

:

22%

33 Va

3374

337s

100%

<:

,/ 9%

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<

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101

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387a

38 Vi

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i

16%

16%

16%*

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>

23,500

>

,

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11%

16%

5%

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4&J/4 • i*46 /

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860

e.'Soo

t

227s

,

5%

60

12%

^

51%

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6,900

f-

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574

300

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:

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65.200

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1,000

.

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1,500

128

10% :1174

,

17 ya

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22

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'

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16%

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conv

46%

'
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"10

Amer_—5

Canteen; Co ol

Automatic

47% Aug

*

> >38%«38%

128/'<

Corp!(The)'common-,—3

7
5

7% Nov

4

34%
ioi

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c48 " *'

•

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Atlas Tack

/

6% Aug

16 ->May 26

;

34

„

convertible pfd

•

Mar 24

24% Sep

4

6

100%

•

13% Jan
1

.

Powder—

Common

Sep 23

-

'

.

100%

Corp——No par
14% Aug 23 V* Austin Nichols rcoihmon-1—No par
> ^Conv prior pref ($1.20 )r—No par
18%'Aug 23

1 -17

,

12

15 nrjan

'f.

16% Mar 13

17

Feb

5

';■ !*

9

128

■

110% May 28

7

lilOO
—5

'

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*21% 7 22%

*21% 323
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18
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29
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9
.

19

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107

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14

31

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.

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7

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Number 5379

Volume 180

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

"

(2091)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1953

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

8V2 Dec

29

13% Jan

23 % Sep

14

30

Lowest

lb¥s

Sep

19 y2

14

103 % Juty 20

113

29

8% Jan

May 27

*/2

28

May 25

4

Jan

■

Jan

14

Jan

49

16

Nov

11

Capital

12

Carborundum

17

Carey

22

Carolina Clinchfield

116

22

40 % Jan

STOCK

30% Nov

5
5

20% Oct
39 Va Sep

18

YORK

Jun

23% Aug
2
52% Nov 18

/ 5

Airlines

Power

Carpenter

Steel

24

143

Jan

9

4

129% Feb

26

65% Jan
105

v' 18% Dec

2

44% Feb

17

24

Feb

101% Jun

4

29

38% Jan

6

Dec

24

133 y2 Jan

2

65% Dec

24

Jan

5

104

16% Apr 28
107% Jan >:4

"

15% Sep

4% Sep

15

15

35% JUn

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17% Jun

24

263A Nov

7%

11

18% Nov

•

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4% Jan

4

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38 y4 Jan

19% Jan

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112

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54%

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16

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18

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14

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4

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17

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15

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Central

124 3A

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100

Central Hudson Gas

5

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common

22

15% Mar 15

24

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15,700

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preferred series -B—

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8

19

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6

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preferred

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-

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12

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293/4

preferred series A. 100

Corp

Central

7% Aug 16

23% Mar 25

283/4

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Ohio

preferred

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4

54 Vb Mar 24

303A

4.20%

Celotex

21 Vb Mar 12

30

28'A

100

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4%%

11

28

28 ¥a

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6

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26%

<

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4

22

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14

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4

263%

preferred

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12

Apr

Vb Jan

13

16

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*

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12

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23% Sep
120

4

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s

18

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97

lo

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16

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19

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.

19% Mar 25

2

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Carrier

'

98

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105 V2 Sep

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11

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18

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5

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4

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16

the Week

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18

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PRICES

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;

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.

In'c-i,.

(The)

Continued—Page 3
LOW AND

EXCHANGE

40 Va Apr

13

17% Jan
107

mar 19

NEW

Highest

24%

35,500

39¥a

40

40%

40 Va

40%

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16

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3

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22

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11

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2

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31

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4

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5

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32% Sep

15

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2

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80

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3

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27

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13

12

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15

21

14

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16

Oct

7

26% Jan

5

6

34% Jan

21

27 Vb Jan

18

Jan

6

27 Va Oct
12

Sep

14

5y2 Dec

31

10

Jan

29

22% Jan

13

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15

51 %' Jan

2

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30

21% May 21

30v2 Dec

30

44 Vb Aug

1

10

26

Aug" 31:

82% Mar 19

63

Nov

Oct

76% Mar 27

62% Jan 11

84% Nov

4

105% Nov

897/8 Jun

6% Oct

:

21

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5%

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19

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7

20% Feb

Jan

2

97% Jau

19 %

400

7,600

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&

convertible

36%

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363/4

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82

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Chicago Yellow-Cab——_No par

Chile

Chrysler

Aug

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105%

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com

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.

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25

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Chicago Pneumatic
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26 ¥a

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70 '

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56Va Feb;: 1

50

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13% Nov .15

5

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5

20

800

36%

preferred

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<-2

193/4
263/4

.

93

34%

15

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20%

93

34%

3% Nov

•39

19%

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71,600

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29

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10

29

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Dec

93%

67/a

39

39

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5

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63/4

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39%

34%

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63/8
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213%

:

13

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9

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13

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34

18

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5

7

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<

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17

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Aug 17

-3a y« Nov

30% Aug 31

54%
106

33%

38

Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25

11

34% Feb '

Oct .29

;26

54%
*105%

■V'

34 ¥b

40

19

-13''

A

54 3A
106

39

—

9

46% Jan

2

U

10% Jan

33%

Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50

17

14% Nov

35 Vb Mar-

6

Sep

10% Nov

Jun

Class

12

16% Nov

"

57/b Jan

6

Dec

10

38

12% Mar

53%
'105%

l

Chicago & East 111 RR oom__No par

May .14

34 3A Nov

No par

No par

Vought. Aircraft Inc

Checker Cab Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common._25
3%% convertible preferred
100

23

27 Va

18% Jan

17

-

17

27% Sep

23% Feb

21% Mar 24

Aug 31 '

20 Vb Nov

Jan ' 4

23% Mar 13

5

23
93Va Nov i7

:

preferred

Chance

"12%

1,900

23/4

43,700

*27
60

28

62%

'

12 7/a
•28
63 ¥a

216,200

24

,*27

.

9,200
•

160

Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
'

-91% Jun'25

35% Jan,22

.

V 24% Jun

102

.,55
..30%
95%

,

16

'

70% Oct
-

;

9% Sep

6:

47

Dec

28% Jan

2

Jan

Jun .10

95

'102

Jan

['21 lA Jan-

5

'17

28

Nov

12
11
4

10
16

July 14
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>90

Jun:12

70% Dec
A 41

109% Jan

4

*75

15

*

33 VB Sep

"

16^

$25% Apr "15

89% Jun

:

2

•

i
■-

Sep

14.

28 y4 Apr

128%, Sep

3-

-

Jan

-78

5

Feb

Oct

874

Jan

7

,

Jun

9
7

99

930

1

4

27

.

Oct

142

i

95 % Oct

»"

95 % Sep <16

20% July 28

~14% Sep

14

20% Mar 17

Dec

23

66% Mar 24

41

Mar 22

Nov

8

2?

Mar 24

50

Jan! 29

1'57% Aug

13

30
41% Feb
3
41% Feb
2

57 % Nov

19

Dec

*49

57

1

65% Mar 24

38% Jan

8

50% Dec

2

38% Jan'

9

50%

Dec

9

15

Jan

5

22% Dfec

-

24

47

Sep

12% Dec

29

12% Jan

37

Sep

15
29

26% Jan

11
11

2

38% Sep

11

48% Dec

8

44

Jan

Sep

18

38% Jan

6

34% Jan

Sep

15

22% Jan

2

32 Vs Jun

17

37% Dec

-.2

16

■

5% Dec

'21%
*

Dec

20% Oct

<

8

29

Mar

27% Jan

29

24% Jan

28

3

27

15

15 Va May

Jan

6

Feb '17

27

58

44 3A

preferred series B

5

Dec

30

6% Sep

14

;
■

20% Dec

31

20% Jan

Feb

25

7% Jan

11

12
4

10

42% Dec

11

40% Jan.

4

103% Jun

2

109 % Jan

5

107 % Apr

26

12% Dec

16

16% Apr

24

12-% Jan

4

34% Jun

: 23

100
.

91
11

3A Jun. 10
Jun

Jun' 10
Jan

; 48% Jun

Jan
28
110% Jan

„

15

5

102

:

,

Dec

26% Jan

8

Columbia

Columbus

Southern

&

Conde

Cone

Nnst

Mills

•;

Jan

7

75

Sep

24

5

18

Jun

9

25

Jan

26

6

5% Jan

4

9% Nov

8

Apr

6

8¥a July 30

38% Jan.

8

49% Aug

5
16
1

6

7

19

109% Jan

8

105% Jan

5

108% Feb

,5

106 Vb Jun

7

109% Feb

7

93

;

Jun

23

18% Jan

2

11

25 Vb May 21

101 % May

25

15

100% Nov

19

79% Nov

17

Oct

4

95% Jun

4

13

58 % Nov

6

54y2Jan

4

97% Jan

8

96

Jan

21




Sep .22

28 Va Nov

4

May 29

45 % Jan

105

4

102

4,200

139

139%

139

♦137
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94%
113

112%

:

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; 4,800

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62

,

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16%

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16%/ 16%

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22%

21%.

22 ¥a

20%

43

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93

/

92 ¥4

92 ¥4

43

43%.

50

49

49

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4,700

227/8

48

57

57%

56%

57%

57%

80%

80:

80%

80¥4

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57'A
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247,800

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81

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46%

29

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28

4,300

47

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3,200
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.

81

47 %

270

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81

380
470

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85

83

153/a

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49

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•

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47%

11,400

;

93%

43%

28%

40

300

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57

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50

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100

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9,900

52

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53%

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54

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50 7/a

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51

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43%

17,300

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44.

43 %

44V4

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44%

8

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com—25

--7%
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No par
1.33%

preferred

.

-

43 ¥4 f. 44

8,500

-

'

8

7%

7%

8

8%

'12,800

8%

21 Va

21%

21

8,200

21%

21%

217/o

21%

22

21%

21%

21

21%

26,700

20%

21'A

21;

21'A

207/a

21%

21

21 Va

5,300

27%

27

28

.

27%

Coppermines Corp—5

Foods

27 3A

27%

'

Va

28

-

12%

12 3A

12%

12%

12%

12%

12

44

44 3/a

44

44%

44 Va

44 ¥a

108¥a

108 Vz

1083/4

16%

16%

16%

108¥a
16

109

108 Va-

15%

16%

3/a

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108%

16%

29

2,000

12%-'; 12%

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-

13,800

44

.

(44%

108%

.

28 ¥4

28%

44

,

44%

18,800

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16%

4,400

30%

4,200

<

109

1,600

Gas Elec Light &

Corp

Preferred

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RR

4%

of

Consolidated

30%

30%

100

111%

111%

100

*105%

of Bait com.™No par

Power Co

Preferred 4%%

series B
C—

series

Corp

Gas

6%

Cuba

pfd

5
15

100

Retail Stores Inc..—1

Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com

10c
No par

105

preferred

$3/75

7%
45%

64

Continental Baking Co com—No par

preferred

Continental

8%;

112

Common

$5.50

'♦18

No par
—No par
America—

—

4%

68%

100

preferred
$4.52 preferred
Container Corp of

T

*18

—10

$4.50

.Nov'18

20% Jan

-90% Jan

89% Sep 23
87

102% Feb
-

68

2,200

•

18%

Corp—

Natural

11

54

3

1 361/4

49,300
•

52 ¥4

distribution

Edison of N

;

37,900

Va

114*

50%

10
No par

Consolidated

12% Feb

2

"2

stock

.3
36

36 Va

♦ 38

18%*

Publishing Co—No par

Laundries

42% Jan
:

$5

:106

40% Nov

Ex

: 3
36 %

3

36¥o

•36%

52 %

Consolidated

113

7

99% Jun 18

Jun

/

112

..56%',; 571%

49%,

1

Corp

Consolidated
Consol

58%
37%
112%

57%

*81

6b

14,000

10

Congoleum-Nairn Inc.

Cigar

20Vz

No par

Edison Co

Commonwealth

81%

28¥a

Elec—5

Co

Consolidated

7

Jan

10 Va Jan.

29

Ohio

15
29

81
47%

20

16%.

.,

250
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57%

57

80

14%

■

56%

60%

*

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49 ¥»
1

: bo

80

29

$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
-

Nov. 4
Nov: 5
22% Oct 20

Jan

98

Jan

58

No par

80%

79¥4

common..No par

Pictures

1

V73

110%

36%>

61%

,

3,400

109¥a

*72

ilv'

20%

60 ¥4

42 ¥a

'42%

791/2

2.50

B

Columbia Gas System Inc

3l¥a July 26

107

21

57

Consolidated

7

20 Va

57

4

16¥4-Sep 20

112 %' Nov

99

3

10 Va Jan

1

14

23

8

109 3A Mar

.

38% Jan

16

Sep

35% Apr 23

5

Nov ,19

13% Sep !23
473/a Aug

Mar 26

13% Apr 27

:

5% Dec

17

.

29

i

20%

1

-

138.
'

111%

16%

57

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16%

19%

.

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17%

49 ¥4

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26

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93

109¥a

72

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'

3

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72

58 7/a

138

-

930

1,400

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36%

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92%

2nd pfd—.100
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►

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: 63 Va

63

■

110 Va"

'

185

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62 %

110%

43%
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57

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6,800

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noncumulative

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52%

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13 ¥4

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Class

V

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43

4%:

20

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1st pfd—.100

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23% Jan

35%:
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50

noncumulative

4%

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17 % May

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36

;-No par

Corp

20
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52

170

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3 5 ¥4

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43%

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36

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18%

-

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111

102 Va

v

72

Color-ado & Southern Ry com—.100
,

937

36
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Commercial

19% Oct-29

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;

35%

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9,100

'-.45%

.45%

r

¥4

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• 62%
63-'
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',

72

55¥a

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69

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107%

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5%%

18%
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93

34

5

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14%

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111

—

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18%

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44

54%

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70

14%
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107

•

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July 19

>20-

%

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*

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73

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(The)

preferred
&

-

common^^._._l

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8% Aug 23
27

4

$3.50

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111 %

1

„

46vi

t

-24%
103

5,800

102%

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-

69 v

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63%

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24

24 ¥o
102
'

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109%

gtd._^50
stock—50
1

19
20

21% Aug

11

7%

July 22

51% Nov

36% Jan..4,
:6

89

31% July 15

12

ii

.

■■

-

'

>

14 %

175

'.

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109%

;■

52%

62¥4

Colgate-Palmolive Co "com-j.

84% Nov '19

505/b Sep

14

31

23% July

1 Nov .19

33 3A Oct
*

27% Dec

*

15% Sep ;29

4

41% Jan

;

12

69% Dec

6

15

185

4

19% Jan
68 y2 Jan

*

59% Mar

51

Inc

Internat'l

Coca-Cola

<

.

*

109%

Molybdenum

Coca-Cola Co

19

,43% Nov

Pitts RR

Foods

*170

X67.%r 68- 45 va
46 %

183A
88

52

par

.—""4%!% cum»conv- pre4erred_^^-.100
Clopay Corp
v
1
Cluett Peabodyv & Co *om._-.No par
1%. preferred
^-100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred.100

19

*227/a Nov

Apr

51% Mar 17

7

11% Jan

45

1

5
t.

19

62 -" Nov

24% Feb

40% Sep

18%
'87%

^.Nopar

.Special

Clinton

6

IHuminating com.No
&

113 Vz

*102Vo 104%
3;5%
35%

7

24
102

24%
>102"

^

"'14¥4 >14%

5

preferred

Climax

5

31

,43

-

125% Mar.17
976;, Apr 13

20

15% Mai' 24

li2Vu

'

:

24%
102

-

V

v*47

5
„No par

guaranteed-4%
Clevite Corporation.i
<

17

;19
3%. Aug ,30
373A Aug 11

$4.50

24¥a

;-^.-100

common

4%%

Cleveland
•

46

Clark

Cleve -Elec

^

;<102¥4
/ 70¥4

67

-

Coi._„__<i^_^„^__10

City-Stores -Co commori

>

Nov

Dec

..13

27

86% Jan

■;

5
27

587/b Nov

7

12%: Jan

•

Service

Investing'Co

City

24%

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.Machine €o__-_10 '
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38 s/8 Nov >19

4

2

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u—^

preferred

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.

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•

114

Jan." 6

July

Aug'

23y« Jan

-

Feb? 241

38% Jan

5

44

-

107 Va Oct; 18

2

Nov

90

8

*

25
132% Jan/12

17

47% Jan

38% Dec 23

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Jan
-

2 Vb May.

July 24
Dec 29
i89
125% Feb 20
Dec

2

4%

Cities
*

75Va Sep '27

v

32 % Mar

""136

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July

92 % Apr

21

9-

18
24

,

4

Dec

2

107

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6

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29 % Oct

97% Nov, 25

12

110 % Aug

37

43 Vb Mar 20

11

22% Jan' 19;
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5

40% Aug* 13

-44% Mar 19

Sep '21
Sep

4

70 Vs Jun1

Mar 23

•'

18

7

Jan

Common

convertible preferred
100
Eauipment 'Co ;
20
210
Mar 15 % C C Cs& Sb Louis Ry Co com
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
913A Oct i' 8

87% Sep

107

4

41

*

4

53 % Jan*

»,

19

,

-

Cincinnati Milling

14

104% Sep <22
37 ; f Oct -11
19 vz Aug 20
i91.v.Aug '20
s
52 Vi "nov '11

'

Feb

47 Va Jun

•80

'•'100

Oct

15% Nov

5

May 12

170

30

-

114% Nov *12

47v

.-

■

-15

,84% Aug 12

74
Jan-27 ;
33'A Jan' 4 •

9

"6

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Jan

-15

3

44% Jan

Oct ' 5'

152 **■ Mar 24

Aug

*83 Va Feb

72% Dec. .28

:

9

lub% OCL

4

i-&8% July*22

•

14% Dec

.

-31

J9% Jan

9'

12

"33% Mar

'26% Dec.15"

Jan1

78

2

-14% Jan

15

Jan

Dec. V4

•

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18
-

Can

preferred

Inc

No par
common—-20

No par

107

27¥a
77

30 5/a

30%

1123/4
107

112
'

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303/4

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112

112

107

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18%

18 Va

18'/a

17%

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69

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69

69%

69 Vz

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9

9

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9

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45%

45%

46%

46%

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112

112

64

105

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78

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112

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28%

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112%

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67%

66%

106

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27%
; 100

77%

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130 ¥4

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27%

27%

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30%
110

107 '

-

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♦105%
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173/4

>

69 5/a-

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s*18

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18

1,200

70 %

2,200

193/4

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9 '

8

'

7%

73/8

47 Va

46 ¥a

»•

300

107

3/4

83/4

3,600

7%

4,100

47

3,600

1113/4

108'A

1113/4

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112

108%

50

'67 ¥a

6,300

;68

66

106*

♦103

273/a'

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430

106

273/4

50
„

8,200

'

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79%
105

106

21%
100 Va

1113/4

16

112

17

1073A 107 3A

100

30%
112

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-

•

78%

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79%
105

100
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100

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78

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105

100

*

1

■

20

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2092)

Monday, November
22, 1954

.

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year 15)53
Lowest

7% Sep

15

10% Mar 17

11

20% Mar 17

17% Jun 22

20

Oct

1

9% Sep

16

13% Mar

3

10% Jan

13Va Jun

14

Jun

16

82% Jan

7

72

7'/8 Sep

14

11% Mar 25

67
•

48% Oct

13

62% Jan

15% Sep
19% Sep

15

22

14

28% Mar

19% Sep

21

19% Sep

15

48 % Jan

6

43% Dec

30

18 %

Sep
Apr

9 % Nov

4
6

Feb

4

Jan

4

74% Oct

15% Jan

4

27

52

22% Jan

1

30

44% Mar

B

<iy

% Apr

9

21% Jan

4

33

Nov

18

26% Mar 25
90% Dec

21

87% Jan

14

96% Jan

19

95% Jan

98

Jun

25

96% Jan

8

67% Feb

6

78

Nov

9

71% Feb

24

Mar 31

176% Dec 31

"3% Sep"

15

5

Jan

1% Nov

30

2

Mar

25% Sep

15

87% Jun

20

95

21 % Aug

Jan

28% Jan

4

38

91% Jan

4

26% Mar 22

293/4 Sep 14
17% July 20

10%

29,100

71%
263/4

18,900

203/4

203/4

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

21%

20%

20%

5,400

47%

48'A

X47%

47

48%

47%

47%

6,200

21%

21%

X20

21

8,000

51

*49

51

*47%

47%

400

32%

9,100

17

Crane

Dublller

Co

3%%

Jan

4

34% Jan

15

29% Jan

4

357/s Oct

15

$2

35% Dec

17

34% Jan

4

63% Nov

17

Crown

Jan

16

101% Jan

4

105% Nov

16

33% Jan

6

13% Dec

24

11% Dec

31

17

24

185

180

Jun

5% Sep
52

Nov

15

89

Mar 17

21% Jan 11

32

Sep

72% Jan

97

20 3/4 Jan

Jan

6

11% Jan

14% Feb

25

Jan

8

4

~43/a Oct"21

~6%

Aug

48% Oct

20

58% Aug

7% Jun

30

9% Jan

5

21

34% Jan

27% May 14
6% Apr IB

30% Apr

9% Aug

8% May 21
64

27

Sep

5% Sep

15

93% Dec

31

49% Sep

8% Apr

15
18

131

2

100% July 28
57% Feb
4

21

6% Sep

23% Sep

29

9% Feb

23

138

Apr

31% Sep

15

43

Jan

29% Sep
83% Dec
4

Dec

82 %

83

17

134

Jan

7

15

80

Jan

11

80% Jan

8

87% Jan 26

8% Mar 17

16% Jan 29

4% May 18
13% Jun
8
11% Jan
4

21% Nov

39% Dec

17

37

Apr 27

90

Jan

14% May

16

92

May 28
Apr
Jun

92

28

4

Jan

45

Jan

16

91

3

97% Feb

11

17% Aug 31

23% Feb

2

24% Jan

7% Sep

15

Dec

14

12% May 14
47% Jan
5

23% Sep

15

30% Jan

28% Jun

18

34

2

33"% Jan

5

52% Feb

2

30

It

Dec

9

55% Jan

IS

14

28% Jan

11

64

Mar

2

2% Dec

14

9% Dec

29

16% Mar 25

17% Sep

15

19% Jun

18

1

Deen Rock

12

Deere

Records

1

100

10% Sep

21

40% Feb

25

Jan

7% Sep

31% Jun

2

17

12

3

33% Jan

4

34% Feb 13
14 % May 25
13% Feb
4

33% Jan

12

29% Nov

28% Mar 24

"12;

12

Nov 30

41% Dec

3

10% May 10
10% Jun 21
8% May 17
40
57

10

Sep

13% Dec
33%

29

jun"To

17% Sep
75

16

15

13% Feb

26

23% Mar 10
43%

Jan~~8

24% Jan

5

Jan
Jan

26% Aug
10% Jan
14% Jan

4
11

,1

16% (July 23
13% Aug 16
36

Nov

11

.

15%
34

34

62%

63

62%

104%

104%

15

313/4

31

315/s

29%

31%

29%

97

953/8

953/a

94

95%

93

14%

12%

12%

195

5

♦180

5%

4%

495/4

493/4

495/4

14%

12%
195
5

493/4

104%

*13%
123/a
*180

4%

14%

1043%

14

12%

*180

5

50%
7"%

7 5/a

29%

293%

*29%

12%
*180

5

*49%

73/4

133/4

123%
195

4%

50%

♦104%

14

123/a

195

73/a

75/a

105

7%

105

105

59%

583/4

293/a
7%
105

59

73/a
105

58%

75/a

105

58%

59

800

7,000
380

24,500

93

2,800

14

450

13

5,000

195

5

5

12,300

50%

50%

500

8

75/a

73/4

3,100

29%

29%

600

73/a

18,300

30%

7%

107

34

625/8
1043/4
30 3/8

51
"

8

7%
105

7%
106

58%

58

106

170

58

600

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

133/a

13%

13 3/8

30%

62,800

303/a

30%

305/8

31%

30%

31%

31

313/a

5,800

*134%

136

♦134%

136

*134%

59

60

59%

60

59%

60%

43%

44%

43%

44%

44

44

94

93

93%

*92

5%
14

Corp

Co

5%
*13%

20%

21

205%

21

41 s/8

42%

41%

41%

96%

955/4

953/4

953/4

96

*100

96%

101

15%

*100

15 5/a

155/s

96%
101

59

4%

43%

44%

94

♦92

53/a
14

20 3/s

41%

96

96

*13%

6,900

6,300

94

5%

20%

41%

.

136

59

5%

30
,

2,500

14

20%

21

7,000

41%

41%

7,100

96%

60

*96

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*100

102

*100

102

*100

102

16%

16

16%

153/4

16

153/4

80

16

18,200

14%

15%

14%

15%

15

15 %

15%

45'%

15%

15%

16

44%

45

30,300

44%

43

44%

34%

42%

33%

45%
34%

42%

34%

341/8

343/4

33%

34

34%

34%

33%

34%

43%
33%

34%

36,600

*345%

35

34%

453/a

45 %

34%

44%

45

44%

45%

443/4

45%

45

16%

171/4

16%

17

45%

4,000

17

173/a

17%

17%

17%

18%

40,000

1,300

.

V

*34%

35

17,500
600

303/4

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30 3/8

30%

303/a

30%

905/8

915/4

91

93

93

95

933/4

33%

95%

93

335/8

94

33%

33%

7,900

33%

33%

33%

33%

9,200

67

67

*66

67

*66

2%

67

33% V33%
*66

67

*66%

67

20

2%

2%

2%

*2%

25/a

11%'

2%

11%

2%

3,100

11%

12%

11%

12%

11%

11%

34,000

6

Alkali

Co

*215%

22 5/a

213/4

213/4

21

2

21%

36%

*20 3A

213/a

21

365/4

2

36%

36%

36%

36%

10

365%

36%

37%

36%

355/8

36

36%

36%

3,400

X36 %

36%

1101/4

36%

36%

100

110%

36%

*110%

36%

3,300

109%

109 %

No par

39%

395/4

39%

42%

435/8

25

345/a

44%

42%

44

345/a

43

34%

34%

43%

34%

343/4

34

343/8

34

34

common

preferred

Match

common

$L6Q cum preferred
.Diamond T Motor Cat

—2

Co

Corp

60c

Distillers

60

Dixie

2

**4%

111

110%

*110

111

500

100

14,300
1,700

14%

14%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13%

12%

1,600

12%

35%

35%

12%

123/a

35%

123/a

12%

4,500

35%

353/4

35

353/4

34%

35%

10

*9%

93/4

9%

9 5/a

8,700
.4,500

14%

9%

10

10

10

No par

common

110

l3/a

35

1

575%

59

58%

58%

—

Cup Co

*92

14

*134%

59%

44%

%

5'/a

*13%

136

58

94

*955/8

11%

Stores

5

96%

105%

cum

13%

*92%

21%

1

Vllbiss

*13%

5%

*134%

42%

2%

Steel

5%

136

96%

20

11% Jan 12

75

15%
34

63%

50

Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp

Aug 20

12,700

15%

343%

30%

2%

Diana

153/8

153/a
63

95

1

Diamond

700

105I/4

Detroit

16

28%

34%

20%

Detroit Hillsdale A S W RR Co.lOO

-7

35 % Sep

28 3/8

13%

93/4

59

14

13%

593%

58%

13%

133/4

59%

573/4

58%

2,600

Aug
33% Oct

4

9
I

12% Oct

25

Dr

4

18% Sep
943/4 Oct

7
20

No par
Douglas Aircraft Co Ino_—_No par

86%

88%

87

92

163/4

17

89%

12,200

Dow Chemical Co common

42%

42 5/a

94%

413%

90

42%

92%

90

90%

36,100

50c

42%

33 5/a

42%

34%

42

33%

42 3/a

34

41%

42 3/a

31,700

3%% convertible preferred
100
Dunhlll International new—1

34%

*93%

93%

34%

*93%

34%

93%

343/8

33%

93%

343/4

16,600

*11%

125/a

933/4

*93%

94%

*11%

*93%

94%

123/a

*11%

123/a

*11%

123/8

100

93%

10%

15,600

59% May 14
33% Feb
2
18% Jan

44 % Nov
.

100

283/4

2,000

100

Devoe A Reynolds class A

,

97%

15%

42%

.20

Diamond

;

*96%

1

1

15

973/4

.10

preferred

4.40%

35,100

1045/4

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co

10

1,800

36%

1%
37%

63

7

Detroit Edison

De

40,400

4%

35%

100

Delaware Lack A Western

15

220

24

4

1%

6,600

50o

8

12

62%

14%

12

•13%

Delaware Power A Light Co
13.50
Denver A Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common new_100

17

4
2

.

31

13%

20

Delaware & Hudson

3% July 21

4

*1%

95

5%

common.

Nov

24

145/4
*35

1045/4

•180

2.50

Oil Corp

Co

38% Oct

Sep

5

100

Inc

37

Jun

283%

50o

7

9 %

28%

100

8

30

28%

series C

10

32% Jun

28%

3.90%

14

Sep

28%

100

Jun

114

28%

series B

Decca

Aug
8
67% Feb 23

4

28%

3.75%

Feb

Jan

*96/2

4%
2

10

20% Jan
101

973/4

1

common

27% Jan

22

*96%

series A

24% Mar 10
Jan

97%

3.75%

33

108

97%

No par

16
9

97%

14%

pfd

14

95% Jun

*97%

223/4

37%

62

prelerred

19

233/4 Sep

36%

5

Inc

18% Sep

Mar 17

37%

4%
2

20

89%
182%

13

25

Sep

36%

♦59

NOV

12 Va Nov

363/a

Preferred

35

233/a

353/4

Preferred

\J 95% Nov 18

62% July 8
2% Apr 30
8
July 19

6% Mar 17

Preferred

7%

22%

23

182

250

102

30%

convertible

&

223/4

4%
2

5,700

98%

87%

182%

36

common

Daystrom Inc.
Dayton Power & Light

5

30% Dec

July 24

51o

23%

181%

v

35%

4%

35%

Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common

19

60

22%

182

10

149

*98

*100i/2

87%

87

*1%

A

16

33% Aug

16

23

143/4

Dayton Rubber Co

18% Nov

29

22%

182

86%

147

98%
102

4%

No par

13

12% Jan

55% Dec

183%

182

61

common

26

27

24 % Jan

♦182

180%

149%

98

*100i/2

2

100

19% Jan

Apr

85%

35%

common

Cushman's Sons Inc 7%

8

15% Jan

86%

2.50

Inc

Cutler-Hammer

15

463/4 Feb

27% Dec 21

86

147

99

1%

preferred

Class

11

41

16

61

Prior

1

13

863/4

No par

$7 preferred

2

35% Oct

23% Jun

85%

145

102

32

7,100

'

preferred

Curtlss-Wrlght

QQ

*100%

94%

Publishing

141%

99%

100%

Curtis

4

140%

97%

100%

4%

RR

Press

139

97%
100%

2

Corp common

101% Oct

May

140

97%

100%

2

32% Jan

21

137%
•

l

—

35% NOV

40% Sep
10% Oct

33

*28%

22

55

31%

29

Aug 20

-

31%

29

Aug 23
96% Apr
1
96% Apr 23

94% Jan 11
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11

86

Jan

31%

30%

14% Mar IB

B

313/4

Cunningham Drug Stores Ino_2.50

NOV

7

31%

73/4

93% Sep

11

313/4

8

46

2

Jan

47%

5

61% Aug

40% Mar 25

47%

8

136% July 20

92

47%

1

preferred

4%%

Aug 11

15

47%

*49

25

Cudahy Packing Co

Aug 17

32

47%

104%

Cuneo

13% Aug 11

4
11

22

22

13% Aug 20
11% Dec 15

33% Jun

Jan

*47%

5

Aug

62

B

7% Jan
25

107

4

Jan

54% Jan

2

27% Mar 20

Jan

93

47%

31%

100

6% non-cum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7% preferred
—100

3

12% Mar 19

15
18

50

No par

Cuba

2

Mar 17

21

21%

50

20%

100

Zellerbach

•

6% Sep

48%

21%

Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
5% convertible preferred
100

26

4

48

47%

5

common

series of 1947-100

common

preferred

48

21%
50

1

Corp

10%

*48%

20%

*48%

50

preferred

$4.20

16

13% NOV 10

Electric

10%

50

20%

50

Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal common

10

Nov

5

36 % Jan

10%

71%

16

15

10%

26%

10

20% Sep
68% Sep

10%

10%

Jun

103

3,400

71%

26% Jun

May 18

90

27

28

91

90

701/2

2

11

90%

10%
26%

29

2

89%

10%

711/2

10% Dec

15% Mar

89%

90%

263/4

25% Jan

27% Mar 12

3,700

89%

89%

28,400

70%

Coty Inc
Coty International Corp

99% Mar 30

Sep

12%

25%

Products Refining common_25
7% preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1

8

4

12%

71%

Corn

10

1 % Jan

12%

123/a

25%

Cum pfd 3%%

4

43/a Sep
2 % Nov

3

123/4

12%

71

Corning Glass Works
3%% preferred

30

2
21

34% Apr

1

13

Sep

400

12 3/4

12%

233/4

Cornell

Aug 25
89% Nov 19

183

8%
19 ya

71%

102

174% Jan
B
20% Aug 24
3% Mar 18

103%

Shares

8%

*18%

19

241/4

Delaware-

of

Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred 6% series

18

99% Apr

8

15

149% Nov

12

Sep

93% Sep
161

6
9

25

55% Jan

9

19%

19

71%

22

Jan

89

89

Steel

y»nr

12%

8%

*18%

9%

183/4

23%

Oil

52

Nov

'18%

„8

Continental

Continental

•>*

■>

83%

8%

8%
18%

♦12%

1

Sales for
the Week

Nov. 19

.14
Corp.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5

7

48% May 20

2

Friday

Nov. 18

8%

10

Motors

18

28

Thursday

Nov. 17

18%

5

Insurance

Continental

Nov

503/4 Oct

4

19

Continental

25 % Apr

193/4 Sep 24

Wednesday

Nov. 16

'

Continental Diamond Fibre

973/4 July 29
11% Aug 12

IB

7% Jan

Tuesday

Nov. 15

Par

Continental Cop & Steel Ind oom__2
5% convertible preferred
25

17

Jan

27% Feb
52

1

93 %

6

27

26% Jan

15

70

5

Mar 18

7% May

Monday

EXCHANGE

17% Jun

SALE PRICES

LOW AND HIGH

NEW YORK STOCK

Lowest

Highest

4

44 %

7

July 12

343/4 Nov

8

5%

conv

Dobeckmun

preferred series A
Co (The)

Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd

Dresser

50
1

No par

Industries

5

common

*71

73

315%

32%

12

12

165%

16%

72%

72%

73

73%

31%

31%

75

300

31

31%

12

30%

30%

30%

31

11%

12

3,700

12

12

12

12

1,100

Xll%
16%

16%

16%

*72

17%
,

16%

75

*72

17%

'

Dec

2

833/4 Jan

14

6% Dec

30

123/4 Jan

2

10

108 3/s Dec

3

104%

Jan

11

118% Jan

2

116%

149

Jan

12

1223/4 Oct

151%

1

149%

151

Preferred

$4.50

series

121%

1215/4

1493/4

150

Preferred

$3.50

series

NO par

100

100

1203/4

147%

2

121

148%

100% Apr
35% Sep

121

1503%

6

No par

Xl48%

94% Jan

100

121%

100

120 %

120%

121

100

121

10

32

32%

100

100

100

100%

100%

500

32%

33%

12,800

75% Jan

IB

11% Oct 27

91

Jun

109

Jun

4

893/4 Jun

23

97

Jan

25% Sep

14

30% Dec

42

27

48

Apr

47 % Apr 23
43 % Jun
4

52

Feb

12
4

10

Dec

9

48% Jan

5

7

6

10% May 15

17% Sep

18

233/4 Mar 11

20% Sep
13% Dec

22

28% Jan

4

8

8% Dec

31

19% Mar 27
15% Mar 17

41% Jun

16

473/4 Dec

156 %

Sep

30

36% Sep
I63/4 Jan

18

,83

5

July

89

22
30

25% Mar 25

1

94

Feb

20

24% Dec

7

May 28

12% Sep

18

Jan

48% Jan

2

20% Jun

r

169

14

39% Sep 21

102

Feb

11

17% Feb

24

57

Mar 12

1% Dec

22

2% Apr

15

23% Dec

29

373/4 Jan

9

10% Oct

6

22

Oct1

48% Dec
44

30
.

Oct

5

31
6

Sep 15

13% Sep 15

13

Jan

26

33% Feb

4

51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
37% Jan

8

4

28% Jan 13
45

Jan

6

50% Jan 12
47% July l
61% July 7
Sep 10

8% JM

7

1513/4 Nov

49

12

7

Mar 12

54% Oct

25

53% Oct 25

533/4 Nov

4

58% Oct

5

12% Oct

7

Common

Duquesne Light Co

com

32%

32%

10

93/4

32%

32%

48

10

v

48%

*48

48%

533/4

*53%

533/4

*53%

533/4

533/4

5374

53%

53%

53%

400

*53

53%

220

*52%

52%

50

12%

800

*48

48 5/B

*48

$4.15

preferred

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*53%

535/4

*53%

48%
533/4

50

535%

*53%

535/4

53%

53%

50

53

53%

*533%
*53

53%

*53

53%

*52%

52%

*52%

52%

12%

12%

12

12

*12

4.10% preferred
DWG Cigar Corp_

-50
—5

*53

52%

12

523/4

12%

*52%

53%
523/4

12'/8

12%

-10

273/4

Eastern Airlines Inc..

-1

353/4

36%

27%

35%

27%

363/4

26%

273/a

36

26 5/8

26%

22

22%

21%

36%

22

355%

36%

36

23

213/4

35%

223%

22

22

22%

22

22%

9% Jan

46% Jan
165

Mar

4

23

4

Nov

Nov

Nov

11

11
17

4

172

Sep

1

37% Feb 24
20% Jan
4

52

Oct

22

85% Feb

8

22% Jan 19
100

Jan

4

13% Feb 23
343/4 Nov 19
1% Jan
23

4

27% Oct

13

95

11

Jun

36% Nov 17
105

Oct

25

20% Nov

18

45% Mar
3% Sep

May

6

29

11% Mar

8

Oct

Apr 26

61

Oct

11

25

64% Apr

9

35% Jan 11
14% Jan
4

41% Jun

17

9% Jun

8

23

17

293/4 Feb

5

89% Dec

21

20% Jun

4

99
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
8% Nov 27

26

Jan

4

92

Jan

6

22% Jan
7% Jan

4

4

20% Aug
4
13% Aug 12

26% July 28
29% May 19
102
July 13
27% Oct
4
10% Jun

9

Dec

22

22% Jan

64% Dec
70% Jun

5

22

16% Jan

4

19% Nov

18

74% Feb

5

66

4

73% Aug
74% Feb

9

Jan

70% July 80

Co

48%

Edison Bros Stores mo common
1
4%% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%%

preferred

5

26%
*93
35

100

105

1

—

Elastic Stop Nut Co

19

Elec A Mus Ind Amer shares

49

22% Feb

61

170

Electric Auto-Lite (The)

23% Jan 12

19

6% preferred
Eaton Manufacturing

2

48

26% Feb

Eastern Stainless Steel
Corp.
Eastman Kodak Co common

3
11

14% July 28
29% Aug 12
Jan

Corp

_&

36 3%

Electric Storage Battery—No
pal
Elgin National Watch Co
$

25%

Elliott Co
5%
5%

^

23/4

2nd

28%

61%
170

493%

X27%

21%
62

169

27%

23

66%
170

22%
66%
*168

223/4
68 3%

170

22

67%
170

223%

68%
170

22

67

170

22%
67%
170

3,400
25,100
4,900

22,900
42,000
60

493/4

26%

483%

26%

49%

51

25%

50%

50%

26

4,200

93%

263/4
93%

49%

94%

25 Va

25%

*93%

253/8

25%

2,300

35%
107

35

*105

35%
107

353%
*105

94%
36%
107

*93%
353/a
*105

94%
36 %

107

19%

19%

20%

37

20%

36%

37

20%

20%

36

20 5/a

36%

35

35%

2%
27

2%
263/4

2%
27%

27a
27

3

2%

27%

26

*93%

35%
•105

94%

500

35%

7,000

107

20%

203/a

343/4

36%

34,700

3

3%

3%

38,800

27

253/4

263/4

143%

14%

If

14%

26%

26%

14%

26%

263/4

14%

14%

14

14

503%

50%

50%

26 s/8

25%

26%

253/4

26%

*501/4

51%

26%
50'/a

14%

503/4

5(t

preferred

100

493/B

5(1

common

preferred
conv

X14

1

1,100

48

50

—

26,600

32 3/a

preferred

4% preferred
4.20% preferred

110,

32%
♦48

$3.75

Eastern

15




9%

Eagle-Plcher Co

20% Sep
25 Va Dec

21

10%

(E I) A Co-

9

6

Apr

9%

12

9

2

74

95/4

12

243/4 Aug

Jan

15

9%

38% Nov

18 % Mar

18

No par

29

14

Sep

Duplan Corp

18% Jan is

30

6

17

13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19

21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4

93/4 Dec

16

933/4 Nov

du Pont de Nem

51

9% Jan

Jan

50 3/4

503/4

50 5/a

505/a

*50

503/4

*50

51%

9,700

12,800
3,100

10,100
440

El Paso Natural Gas

3

38%

39%

Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio &

4

183%

18%

18%

5

12

18%

12%

12

12%

12%

24%
27%

12%

24%

123/a

243%

24%

27%

243/4

27%

27%

28%

27%

28

*101%

102

170

10,300

Phonograph

Empire District Electric Co
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
4%

5%

RR

245%

24%

383/4
18%

503/4

50%

503/4

830

383/4

39%

38%

19%

39%

18%

19

18%

18%

13,100
10,400

12%

123/a

13,500

*24%

243/4

2,700

125/s

series

25

273/4

27%

IOO1/4

IOO1/4

25%

253%

25%

253/4

10%

10

10

10

18%

18%

10

18%

18%

19

—1

A

No par
.100

*10

18%

273/4
100

101

715%

72%

71%

71%

71%

73%

►71%

74%

*100%
25 3^

102

102

253/4

102

74%

25%

255/8

25%

26

*9%

4

72% '72%
*71%

*50

39

-8.60

common

preferred

243/a

39%

100

preferred

Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg_
Erie

10

383/4

503/4

10%

*9%

10%

18%

19%

18 5/8

19

*71%

723/4

723/4

723/4

*71%

74%

►71%

74%

2,100

500

51,900
700

Volume

Number 5379

180

The Commercial and Financial

.. .

(2093)

Chronicle

Continued—Pact I

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953

Lowest

Highest

Lowest
10

Sep

14

14% Mar

9

11% Jan

Nov

10

16 ye May

4

12% Feb 16

39 Mj Sep

14

59% Mar

4

49% Jan

2

Jan

2

21

3

4

22 y4 Nov

12

4

2% Jan

Par

Evans Products Co

i

the Week

Friday

Nov. IS

Nov. 19

12%

32 y8

80

78'%

1%

81
2

203/4
12%
79 %
2

21%
12%

21

12%

12%

79'%

81

*1%

2

Shares

20%
12V4
79 V4
♦!%

21 %

20%
12%

21%
12%
79 Va

20%

12V4

2.50

Sales for

r

Thursday

Ncv. 17

78

1
__3

,

Wednesday

Nov. 16

22

21%

HIGH SALE PRICES

AND

Tuesday

Nov. 15

,

5

Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp.
Exchange Buffet Corp.

18

LOW

Monday

EXCHANGE

14 y8 May 12
81
Nov 17

1% Apr 26

Juiy 13

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

12
__

<

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

2

79%
*1%

•

3,800
4,200
2,900
200

-

*1%

1%

22 %

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

22

22%

22%

22%

23,700

13

13%

13

13%

13 %

13 Va

13%

13%

13

13%

47,000

15 %

*15

15%

15

15

15

15 y8

15

15

.

28% Mar 25

Sep

14

20% Nov

1

6% Sep
16% Dec

15

10% Mar 25

9% Jan

11

29

22% May 11

13% May

14% Oct

13

16% Mar 24

15% Jun

17

19

48% Jun

24

57

Jan

14

52% Jan

21% Sep

21

34% Apr
7% Apr

14

20% Jun

Jan

15

18 y4

1
17

11

Family Finance Corp

68

Nov

10

29

26

Jan

27

5% preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp

3% Dec

31

'3% Apr

8

15

Mar

9

10% Oct

13

Oct

9

66% Mar

9

48% Oct

13

40

Sep

14

53% May

4

22

Oct

1

35% Sep

14

8% Dec

29

Oct

19

Morse 8c Co
No par
Fairchild Engine 8c Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
l

16% Jan

10% Sep

1

Fairbanks

27

23y8Nov

5

48

18

l

Aug 11

18% Jan

Apr 19

17% Jan

8

27% Jun

4

6

Aug 16

16% Apr
64% Apr

5

5%

5%%

43% Oct 14

27% May. 2i

56 % Apr

8

Jan

19

33-y8 Nov

19

23

Jan

5

38% Jan

4

55

Nov

16

13

Jan

15

8% Jan

4

10% Apr

30

2

20% Jan

4

67% Sep

.30% Nov

17

Ferro

99% July 23

14% Jan

12

37

Nov

Jan

12

102

Nov

18

104% Sep

24

108

1

107

Oct

26

54

Dec

21

13% Mar 17

7% Mar

Oct

15

19

10% Oct

21

Firth

25 % Jan

41% Nov

17

Flintkote

98 y4 Jan

28

16V4 Aug 24

24% Feb

27

16% Nov

103% Sep
21% Apr

10

29 % Dec

7

28 y8 Jan

18

32

Sep

1C

100

21% Jun

31% Jun

9

39% Oct

21

38% Jan

11% Dec

31

17% Jan

6

38% Sep
57% Nov

11% Jan
35

33 y4 Oct

Jan

5

6

2

37% Jan

27
12

94% Jan

Jan

20

19

29

13% Apr

15

9% Dec

30

13% Apr

13

39% Sep

1

12

88% Jan

96% Jan

81

Jun

89

26

15

6% Dec

10

Jan

103

9

JUn

14% Sep

,23%

14% Jan

May 15
15

Dec

22

79

4% Sep
15% Sep

15
15

20% Jan

6% Sep

15

33% Dec

30

68

Jan

7% Mar
8% Apr

7
4

4

Jan'

6%

13
•

38% May 19

Jan;

4

10

27% Jan

2

Jan

13

28% Jan

27

22% Jan

4

33% Jan

20

24% Jan

7

3% Sep

14

25% Sep

14

37% Mar 12

25

21% Aug 31

29% Mar 24
27% Jan

104% Feb

6

Sep

15

10

Nov

19

July

142

17% Jan
9% Sep
70

May

29% Sep

18

40% Dec

31

103

5

13

135% Aug
18% Jan

22% Mar 17

15

14

Mar 25

78

Jan

71

8

10

19% Jan

2

Dec

28

129% Apr

2

19

Nov

4%

6

;

30
24

10% Nov
31

16

Nov

12

4%

1st

19

4%

July 15

18% Nov

11

8

14% Nov

4

4

78

18

94% Jan

2

9% Dec

31

17

Jan

9

22

124% Jan

2

119

52

61

Jan

8

•

25
5

Jan

4

6%

series

Preferred

General

cum

Finance

19

Mills

1063/4

106 Va

106 Va

90

60 Va

613/4

59 Va

14,400

10

11,300

9%
138

30%
15%

14

Dec

16

15

25% Feb

3

40% Nov

12

51

86% Dec

30

96% Mar 16

19

Sep

2

Jan

18

12% Jan

4

100

20y»Apr 28

Nov

9
16

25% Sep
99

Sep

22
8

31% Feb
100

2

18

Sep

Jan

12

51% Nov

18

87% Jan

6

101% Nov

5

32 y8 Oct

23

Apr

22

41

37 V4 May

21

25 y2 Jan

7

35% Nov

9

Jan

28

100% Apr

12

99

22% Sep

15

34% Mar 11

29% Jan

4

16

85

May 11

75% Jan

4

94 % Nov

July 29
9% Oct 28

76

69

32% Jan

2

12% Sep

15

12

Dec

1

72% Feb

16

84% Oct

27

18% Jan

15

10y4Jan

20% Nov

19

49% Dec

14

46

Jan

4
11

75 % Oct

20

13% Jan

4

18% July 22

29
10

16% Mar 25

79% Apr

13

82% Oct

2

80

Jan

8

89% Sep

10% Sep

23

21'/a Jan

9

10% Jan

4

19% Nov

27% Oct

14

38% Mar 20

4

40% Aug 25

6% Dec

15

8% Jan

20

6% Feb

26

30

139% Dec

31

137% Apr

28

130% Jun
11

*:a

Sep

14

19

Mar

28% Jan

9% May

5

60% Sep

21

80% Jan i 7

43% Sep

15

59

4% Dec

29

3

Jan

4

Mar 19

52% Jan

20

4% Apr

77

J

A

24% Sep
1

Dec

1
22

33% Mar

4

19

9 y4 Feb

18

34% Dec

30

Sep

15

20% Jan

5

85% Oct

15

98% Jan

28

29% July 16

34% Dec

31

86% May 22

97% Feb

4

223/4
*127%
18 Va

18 Va

18 Va

18 Va

7,000

14%

14%

14%

14 %

14 %

14 Va

3,400

14%

14%

14%

14%

65%

66'/a

66%

68 Vs

68%

69

69%

70%

44%

44%

44%

13%

13%

13%.

76

77 Va

76 Va

„

,

General Public Utilities Corp

100

preferred

10c

General Realty 8c Utilities

10

Refractories

General

Shoe

Gen Steel

General

Telephone

General Time
4%%

1

Corp

Castings $6 pfd—No par

20

Corp

Corp common-No par

preferred

100

*

2.50
100

preferred

4%%

Gillette

(The)

Co common

Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glidden Co

(The)

16

Gold 8c Stock

Goodrich Co

(B

P)

128% July 17

17% Jan

4

Mar

2

131% Jan

4

141

9% July 26

6
2

99%

9

9 Va

9

73

72%

1223/4

123

147

♦145

72

73

123

90

92%
125

♦124%

101%

101 Va

148

♦143

152

122 3/4

♦142

73

122%
149

5%%

City
cum

(W T)

Grant

3%%

78% Aug 17

78

Dec

31

73

Apr

9

40 Va Jan

2

28

Jun

18

33% Feb

1

23% Mar 25

20% Jan

8

26% Oct

22

38

32%

32'/a
♦

101

90 Va

91 Va

90 Va

90%

'125%

1253/4

125%

125%

900

101

101 %

101 Va

1,600

30%

29%

29%

30 Va

1,800

100

4%

43/a

32%

32%

38%

39%

104 %

106 %

1043/4

.

1003/4

•97

100

43/a
32%

14%

14 Va

14 Va

14 Va

14 3/a

25 Va

25 %

26

25%

257/a

51%

51

51

51

51

♦101

103

34%

34%
♦101

101

34%
34%
103

101

34%

34%
♦101

1013%

343/4

35 Va

35

35 »/a

♦101

103

4%
32%

39%

40

1043/4

14%

51%

62,000

91 Va

125

101 %

25

101

310

149

125 '
101%

91%
125

38 Vs

38%
106 Va

3,300

78

123 Va

30%

*104%

14

X24 Va
51

100

90
48 5/a
•97

90

493/8
100

400

4%

43/8

10,900

32%

32 3/a

323/4

17,200

41%

14,000

40 Va

106

40%
♦104 Va

106

10

13%

1,600

25%

24 Va

25 Va

10,600

51%

♦51%

513/4

14

13%

103

101%

101 Va

♦101%

34%

35 '/a

34%

343/4

35 %

31%

35%

343/4

35

*101

7,700
11,500

43/8

35 %

103

1

103

*101

1.000
120

18,500

3,300

103

39%

x38 Va

38%

37%

38'/a

37%

38%

37%

37%

38%

•93%

95 Va

*93%

95 Va

♦93%

95 Va

*93 %

84 Va

84

*84

86

7,900

95 Va

♦93%

95%

♦83%

13%
69%

84

600

86

84%

84 %

84 Va

18%

18%

18

18%

17%

18%

18 3/a

20%

36,300

18%

69%

697/a

69 Va

69%

69

69 Va

4,500

18 %

23,200

70 %

69%

69%

,

18

18 %

17%

88 Va

♦87%

18% \

18

18 %

17%

18 Va

♦87%

88 %

19%

19%

19 Va

19%

19%

197/a

19%

19%

19%

19%

4,800

36%

37%

37%

38

38

38 %

37%

38

37%

38 %

12,700

No par
1
100
10
10

7%

5,200

10

7%
♦160

20%
116

97%
5%

7%
165

X7%
♦155

20%

20%

117%

117%

98%
5%

97%

7%

73/4

•155

165

20%

20%

115

122

98%

98%

7%

7%
♦160

165
20 Va

20%
115 Va

120

98%

99

88%

7%
165

20%
117

99

*87%

7 Va"

♦160
20 Va
115 »/a

97%

88 Va

165
20 Va
117

98%

1,400

7,700
11,100

2,300

5 Va

5%

5%

5%

5 Va

5

5 Va

38 Va

38 Va

38 %

38 V*

373/4

38%

37

37 Va

1,000

39%

39%

41

39%

41 Va

39 5/a

40%

41,000

1%

1%

13/a

13/4

1%

1%

112,800

No par
Inc
4

38%

38%

39%

387/a

1%

1%

1%

39

*87%

1%

5

4,000

10%

10 3/4

11

10 3/4

103/4

473/4

48

Va

48

48

47%

473/4

5,100

21%

22%

22 Va

22

22%

21%

21%

46,100

120%

122 %

122 %

122 %

►122%

122%

1,600

36 %

353/4

35%

5,600

Co common

preferred

5
100
1

21%

118%
34%
♦99

8%

22 Va

119

34%
100

8%

118
35

*99

8%

120

353/4
100

83/4

-

10%

36

99

8%

11 Va

99
9

♦98

8%

36%
100

8%
33

33

32%

32%

33

23%

23%

237/a

23%

23%

69 Va

69%

71

34%
*98

100

110

4,300

8%

8Va

32%

32%

160

23%

23%

6,800

71

1,400

No par

32%

32 Va

•32%

Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par

23%

23%

23 Va

70

70 %

69 Va

70

69

32%

33%

33%

51,800

33%

33 Va

32%

20%

20 Va

20 Va

20 Va

4,000

20 Va

20%

20 %

20

20

20%

152 Va

1523/4

153 Va

152 Va

153 Va

►153

153 Va

77 Va

*75

77%

$2.25

conv

preferred

Co——25
Co
No Par
com—No par

Paper

20% Aug 19
27

32%

•104%

4V4

4%

25,400

88%

Gravson-Roblnson Stores 00m
Gt

30%

76

123%
•142

5,000

93/4

17%

Western Sugar

15




•98

9 Va

8%,

9%

22 %

Northern

18

28.

99%

*96%

99%

•48 Va

Northern Ry

22

page

4,100

783/4

99%

10%

Great

19% Sep

see

13%

77%
*98

47 Va

Great

64% Apr

footnotes

13 8/a

78%

10 Va

Great

29% Dec

For

13%

78

47%

18

Oct

13%

79

10%

73% Aug 16

154

13 Va

47%

4

27

133/a
78

4,500

5

Mar

19 V4 Mar

133%
78 Va

45%;!

10
Steel common—12.50
preferred
100

8

34% Nov

106,100

72 Va

No par

Graham-Paige Motors

19

9

45%

453/a

♦87%

& Co

Apr

11

OctT7

(W R)

Grace

94% Jan

Jan

75

44 s/a

•122%

1

Batteries

Gould-National

18

Jun

17%

16
1% Aug 19

Hosiery

17

54

56

73%

45%

5

preferred

$4.50

40% Aug

27

30

101%

74%

44%

No par
2.50

Glmbel Brothers common

Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc

26% July 30

100
1
*—1

3%% preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co

122% Nov

9

5

Nov

91%
124 %

683/a
74

98

5

Nov

14% Jan
52

•141

8%

9%

57,800

71%

69

123

72%

69%

130

129

73

98

Goebel Brewing Co

34
Aug
24% Jun

8%
71

122"%

♦96

99 %

71

129

46

68 Va

*71

98

86% Jan

2

•96%

129

4%

Granite

4

128

97%

17

4

,r

10c
5

Service

22% Nov

Jan

22%

22%
129

91%

29

Jan

•127Va

50

14% Jun

7% Mar

22%

22%
128

91

Granby Consol M 8 8c P
Grand Union Co
(The)

17

23%

3,900

49

16

29

2,400

23%

50 Va

24

27

46

23

94

13% Sep

19% Nov

86%

44%

49%

48 Va Nov

39 y2 Mar 17

86 Va

44

923/4

General

280

87

*30%

12

30

43%

30%

31% Apr 28

22

43

94 Va

42 Va Aug

Dec

7

i

•85

87

43

49 Va

27% Jan

28% Dec
■

♦85

87

43%

3,600
88,300

18%

Co

8

100

18

48%

14

33

17 %

90%

39% Oct

7

17%

22%

Goodyear Tire & Rubber

16% Jan

163/4

X30%

Gotham

4

16%

90

9

Jan

16%

16%

49%

2

iy« Jan

30%

31

6% Sep

7

30%

89

99% Nov

25

26% Jan
14 y4

-

30%

48%

12

2% Mar 25

6% Jun

J. A

30%

128 Va

Eqp Corp

21
29% July
1
4

31

1

6%

100

139

141

30%

1

Public

9%
139

♦138%

31

18%

$
9% Jan

43%

10
139

7,300

18%

22%
128

1

4

Nov

•86

9%
139

140

"

No par

Nov

122

16%

16%
87
42

10 Va

10

10

X59

18 Va

Corp

7% Nov
162

30%

59%

58%

.

'■18%

General Tire 8c Rubber com

40% July 29

74% Dec

140

31%

40%

General Railway Signal com-No par

19

Aug 16

15% Sep
26

9%

10

138

87

'

$2.90 convertible preferred-No par

347/a Aug 19
107

58

58%

♦106

107

•106

18%

Precision

10% Jan

•

57%

2

Portland

21

1,600
16,500

•106%

General

Oct

30

61

28%

28%

28%
106 Va

General

100

29%

107

28%
106%

17

May 11

30'A

28%

1

16

93

21,100

2 8 3/a

15

41% Nov

5%
35

Nov

18

3,400

5

28 3/8

50% Nov

25% Mar 26

37%

5 Va

33%

94% Nov

28% Jan

32 Va

37

4%

29

No par

common

»
•

3,600

32

37%

4%

35 Va

8

General

200

283A

11

17

-

3,100

34 Va

48 y4 Jan

5

31%

29

22% Jan

16

40

313/a

36 Va

5

28

40

28%

54% Mar 30

37% Jan

40%

35%

25 y2 Feb:

4% Jan
29% Dec

83/a
40 %

28 3/4

15

20

5,500

Va

8

43/4

4%

4 Va

5,800
9,300

8 Va

1
No par

com

Cement

8%

8 Va

40%

83/a

*403/a

41

•40

4%

27%

4%
27

273/4

27

'

8%

8%

8%
41

27%

273/a

5

5

5

4%

4%
27 Va

36%

21% Sep

10

4%
27 %

5

28%

250

87%

•87

28%

28

10

87

36 %

102% Sep

18

87

28 %

4

Sep

87

21,700

^

35%

Jan

3% Dec

87

5,100
3,600

*

.

28%

14

25

87%

♦87

15 %.

<3iv«

34%

99'/a Jan

23% Jun

31 Va

28%

15

Nov

30%

50
1.66%

Sep

4 % Aug

14%

3iy»

32 Va

4

100

14 y4

30%

37

9

4

13%

30%

32

95% Nov

4

13%

30%

31 Va

126y4 Sep

4

30%

•13%

38

4

Jan

73%

15

32 %

4

3% Jan

11%

72%

31

58% Jan

25

11%

74%

373/4

118% Jan

57% Jan

11%

73%

32%

5

21

11%

30 %

4

27% Mar 23

11%
74%

38

14

59% Dec

11%

73%

32 %

Jan

8

87%

90

11%

30%

69% Feb

15

1,300
2,400

37%

123% Jan

65% Dec

8 '/a

32 Va

2

2iy8 Sep

10,500

7%

8

X 30%

11

31

31%

7%

38

5% preferred
3%% convertible

23

100

3iya

8i/4

•7%

..

32%

15

138% Sep

♦99%

32%

106

8

preferred

General

3

104%

99%

31%

14%

.

570

74%

11 y2

73

13%

30%

18,000

99%

104

30%

5

Corp

Corp

General Instrument

1

Nov

124% Mar

8%

49 y4

104'/a

32%

32

7%

7y8

40

48%

49 y8

37%

10

General

78

123% Feb 26

103 Va

104

48%

32

conv)—No par

19

$3.50

49 V4

29%

General Electric Co new

■

48

100'/a

•100

100%

♦100

4%

preferred

Foods

100%

47%

47%

48

♦100

30%

100

($2

iooya

•100

31 %

Jun

42 y4 Aug 31

3,400

45

45%
100

4%

53% Sep

95

6,200

45

44%

27%

112% Jun
91

19%

43%

♦87

100
preferred—100
General Motors Corp common
5
$5 preferred
_Nq par
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
General Outdoor Advertising No par

106

8,100

19

13%

General Dynamics Corp common—3

11% Feb

8% Oct
60 % Jan

119

57%

19%

44%

53%

1

preferred

80% July 22
101
Mar
8

8

4

14% Mar 19

Jun

113% Jun

56

19

44%

30%

«'

No par

13% Nov

9% Jan

56% Feb
94

55

18 %

44%

*8

No par
5

Aug 24
48% Jun 25

37% May 17

88% Jun

53%

18%
44%

4%

General Contract Corp common

75% Aug 25

Jan

16

53

19 y8

100

No par

10

26,

53

19

106

100
50

1%

3

Jan

11% Feb

53

18%

♦99%

preferred
2nd preferred

Aug 10

15

Jan

61% Dec

53%

104%

General Cigar Co Inc com

25

129

Jan

39

23

800

7,100

8%

conv

11

15

17%
37%

99%

Transportation__2.50

Corp
General Cable Corp com

19

36

8% Sep

17%
37

100

Bronze

Nov

7

50% Jun

17%
37%

32'/a

com

$8 preferred

Nov

48% Mar 24

11% Dec

17%
35%

1

Baking Co common

46 V4 Mar 24

9

July 28

35% Jun

17'A
36

1031/2

1

preferred

General

10

17

•40%

preferred

4

8,200

13,100

103%

35%

5

Corp

6

9%
41%

8%
40%
♦103

351/2

32

com

Jan

1,100

17%

No par

Amer

80

60%

41%
103

2
Inc

106 Va

60

8%

8%
40%
103

103

•105%

35 y4

50

General

18

41%

41 '/a

♦lOli/a

99%

common

18

15 y2 Nov

122

41
103

100 y2

61

5

Container

87

9'/a

8%

8%

40%

99%

Co

convertible

46

105%

♦60

1,600
7,400

99%

17 y4

l

General American Investors

12

105%

60

59

32%

(Robert) common

convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The)

General

106'/a

♦105%

99%

B%

$4.50

102

31%

(The)

Gaylord

12

101

17%

104

100

Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries

Nov

101

35 %

47%

No par

preferred

4%%

35

99%

11,100

36

35

36

34%

X34%

♦101%

40%
103

3,100

93%

18%

1

Gardner-Denver

92 ya

10

Gamble-Skogmo Inc

5

Oct

,-<

100

Corp

Corp

Galr Co Inc

93

53

100

preferred

Gabriel Co

2
12

92%

60

8%

9%

10

5

92 Va

106

60

59

45

Froedtert

92%

.13,500

r.t"

17

No par

Frtiebauf Trailer Co ewunott.

31% Nov

Feb

105%

106 Va

11%

-Oct

29%

98%

100

3%%

.29%

35

1

Foster-Wheeler

,u\i

,

35%

10

ser

29%

96 Va

9

1

Inc

29%

34 %

59

4,800

9%

30%

91%

♦105 Va

9

300

9

98

'

9

9

,

30

35%

92

■

Va

9

4%

4%

9%

96

7%

pfd

cum

54%

55

4%
?

:30 Va

34

<91%

39%

Light Co

28%

r

•

92 Va

♦101%

Corp

•28%

76%

11

17% May

16% Jun
117

54%

28%

>

5

148% Feb

3

30% Mar

35% Mar 25

54%

9%

11%

61% Nov

10% Jan

6

16

54%

54 %

9%

45 Va

♦32%

32'/a

32%

54%

8%

15

107% Aug 27

9% Oct 25

Mar 24

54%

32'/a

54 Va

74%

29

4
18

Jan

38

14% Mar 18
155

1

Jan

55

32

common-No par

31% July 26
36% Nov 16

7

20% Jan

5

24

3,900

1

34% Apr
33% Sep

25% Jan 22

22

1,500

33%

No par

41% Aug 23
5% Aug 16

3% Apr 12

Dec

46%

33

46

10

8% Aug

15

98% Jun

46%

32%

50%

*44 %

Freeport Sulphur Co

42

21

20

47

32%

*49 %

46

Franklin Stores Corp

7% Aug

0

May

46ya

32%

49 %

*44 »/a

Francisco Sugar Co

28% Nov

21% Sep

7% Mar 12

46

X49%

18

88

22% Sep

-

36,700

52

12

May

15% Nov

20% Jun

23

12%

52

19

~«^32

4

34% Jan

10%

50%

11% Nov

Jan

19

5,400

10%

50y2

76% Nov

4

4% NOV 15

3

4%

10%

50 Va

of '51

Mar 16

69% Jan

28

4%
10%

Food Machinery 8c Chem Corp
3 Vt% convertible preferred

Sep 28

9

&

Stores

$4.20 div

34% Aug 16

23% Jan

6

17

4%

10%
♦49 Va

Zlll

Corp

Steel

Fair

4%
10%

common

5

100

Mar 22

11

27 y4 Mar 24

Food

109

4

45% Jan

9

21% Sep

Follansbee

23

4
11

10

Florida Power

23

6

Jan

6% Jan

51% Mar 17

19

July

4%
10 Va

5

Co

Power

49 y4 Nov

93% Jan

99

16

Florida

4,500
22,100

25%

4%

No par

preferred
Florence Stove

28

23%

24%

23%

74

•67

74

♦67

74

24%

23%

23%

23 Va

"

10%

100

(The)

23

*67

♦67

74
24

_5

Carpet Co

Co

23

72

2,300

15%

22%

4%

12.50

com

$4

48% Sep
101% Nov

Aug

43% Jan

Sep

92

23

(The)

15%

23 '/a

50

preferred

11

Sep

93

15%

22%

10%

Y_III10

N

First National Stores

Feb

30

25 y8

15%

23 '/a

23%

1

Firestone Tire & Rubber

4%%

157/a

23

5

60% Nov

49% Feb 17

15%

23

50

A

Corp

Mar 25

7 V4 Dec

ser

Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Filtrol Corp

11

63

6

8

May

15

18% July 30

8

15

101% Jun

Feb

76

75% Jan

13% Jun
53% Sep
41

5

86% Jan

14

pfd

pfd 1953 series

Federated Dept Stores common
8c Tarrant Mfg Co

"

15%

22%

1

Felt

29% Jan

15%

22%

♦67

5

common!

Corp

cum

conv

15%

22%

50

Federal-Mogul Corp

48

7

conv

1,700

15%

1

common

2

gFawick Corp
Fedders-Quigan

8

♦15 Va

preferred
,—*100
Green Bay & Western RR—100
Green (H L) Co Inc
Ci4—1
7%

Greenfield

Tap & Die

Corp..No par

♦152%
♦76

32%
♦25

154

78%

152%
♦76

78%

*75

337/a

77%

33%

*75

34%

♦69 Va

x33%

200

33%

2 2'/a

33

32%

33

32%

32%

31 Va

32%

7,600

25%

25 Va

25 Va

25

25 %

24%

243/4

24%

24%

1,300

•

21

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
22

Monday, November
22, 1954

.

(2094)

Continued—Page 6

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
u

Ranee for Previous

12'A Jan

14 Va Dec

87% July 31
19% July 28

4% Dec

7

•

90% 0air

"

'

8'/a Jan

29

38 Ya Jan

5

66% Sep
41 'A Sep

21

77'

5

68% Jan

4

14

50% Mar 27

45"% Jan

4

20

Jun

22

90

July

26% Mar 29
'

Jan

4

■

•

Sep 20

-

Aircraft Corp
Guantanaino
Sugax

Grumman

Gulf Mobile & Ohio

17

Nov

19

$5

62% Oct

4

Gulf

90

28

58 % Nov

26% Jan

29

100 % May 26

106% July 28

9

,

Oil

92

Jun

97

July

*103% Jan

16

105% Jan

8

103

May

105

8

105

Jau

15

5

35

Jan

27

2

'

Jan

25

15

36'A Mar

16

15

Jan

h

2

30% Dec

Dec~29

5

Hanna

4

3o% Nov

19

Harbison-Walk

47/a Sep

14
24

36

11% Jan

2

83

Sep

141

13

17

Dec

23

21% Dec

21

29% Nov

23

5 % Jan

19

17

Hurt

<

41'A Nov

14

38% Mar 13

15

44% Feb
53 % Apr

14

62

29

11

Feb

5

37% Nov

18

14

Hercules

18

Hercules Powder

26

18

52

Mar 27

20% Oct

f

26 % Jan

11

14% Jan

54 '/a Fab

68

81% Jan

5

18% Mar

1

Feb

2

Dec

10

8% Sep

16

12% Mar 11

10% Dec

31

22

4% Dec

30

Mar

9

9

7% Jan

92

Sep

29

43% Nov

12

Jau

4

21% Nov

9

5

29 Va Nov

17

33 % Jan

4

52-

5

90

Jun

16

103% Oct

7

Dec

64% Jan
102

Feb

Oct

Hooker Electrochemical

28% Nov

17

8

13% Jan

4

36% Jan

30

93% Feb

3

Mar 25

33

Hjj' •

July 17

96

Jun

19

18

94% Jan

4

104 Va Nov

Feb

17

11

5

24

28% Jan

1

64% Jan

8

40V4 Aug
2
94^ t-NoV.ill

7

15% Jan

6

19% Oct

1

11 % Jan

4

17% Nov

19

1% Oct

18

4% Jan

5

Jun

22

29% Dec

Sep

15

79

Dec

29

May
17% Jan

9% Sep
3 % Nov

14

21% Jan

7

16

8

*

<

6

Mar 11

14% Mar 11

'

105

,

5% Oct <19

10

7

59% Feb

2

38% Jan

4

29

19% Jan

8

.13% Jan

14

25 % Nov

2% Nov

10

.

19 Va Oct

21

40% May 25

16 i

5

2
49% Jun "18
48% May 19

5% Mar 19

48 % Mar 25

44

Jan

9%

*9%

15V*«

14%

5 %■>><•»• 5%

20 Va

200

"32%

32%

32'A

32%

6,000

16%

13,300

15%

16

73

73

L9
43

/2

88%
•

.,•:•/

,

42%

9%

'%£*>' *10

15 lA

15

6

29 Va

49'A

*88 %

21

52

Oct

;

21

101

Jan

28

3%'Feb

3

Hupp Corp

11

4

56% Nov

18

62% Aug

6

12

Hussman

57% July 28

9

14

51

Jan

50

55

<

<

Oct

20%

I

11% Apr

6% Mar 16

4

54% Feb

12

11

15% Nov

15

20

24% Aug 23

2% junr30

7

165

15

48

Dec

5

29% Feb

25

'

15% Nov 24

Jan

97

.

23

Jan

30

5

Nov*19

21

52

Nov

Jan

4

163

4

54

July 29

170

159

11

36 V* Nov

18

Inspiration Cons Copper

Jan

5

20% Sep

1

15%

25% Jan> >4
6

28

23

15

271
5

166% Jan

7

159

26% Mar 24

25

39% Jan
90

-

2

Harvester

Jan

176% Oct

25

Jan

36% Oct

6

2% Jan

2
5

34% Jan

37% Aug 26

130% Jan

15

47% Jun

16

59% Nov

16

93% Jun

18

103% Nov

10

Dec

30

45% Dec

29

64

29

55

Jan

40% Feb

3

Feb

23

4 % Nov

5

55 % Nov

>

11

140

7%

Minerals

<4%

preferred
Nickel

13

4% May 27

1

15

Internationa!

Packers

88 % Nov

9

International

Paper

106% May 19

8% Sep

40% May 27

68

44% Jan

11

79

11

<

21

$4

Nov

19

Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5%
preferred

Nov

16

International
International

'

44% Nov

4

54

Jan

26

37%

1

35

Jan

Jan,,4

57% Oct

21

19

31% Jan»29

13% Dec

36% Oct

31

24

13% Jan

Jun

24% Nov

16

10

31% Dec

la

28% Oct

29% Apr-

8

37% Sep

preferred
International Telep

29

33% Jan

22

International

31

May

38

Oct

6

Jan

31% Sep

22

23% Dec

29

20% Jan

6

30 % Mar 18

25

9% Sep

15

11

10% Jan

14

29% Jan

19

27

16

41% May 21
31% Mar 16

28% July
29% Jan

35% Aug 25

Jan

14

Aug 17

34% July 21

Shoe
International Silver

$1.40

15

26% Mar 16

24% Jan

22

30% Jan

29% Aug

5

14

19 % Nov

10

19

Island

19

$6

Sep

15

17% Oct

14

Feb

6% Dec

11

112

Aug 13

123

Nov

<fc Teleg.No par

Utilities

Corp.—

conv

Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas

15% Dec

130

cum

—25

pfd
Interstate Dept. Stores
Interstate Power Co

22% Jan

May 12

Iowa

Power

Si

Creek

25

1
3.50

<fc

4% Feb
Jan

6

29% Nov

19

21

82

37% Nov

10

89

Jefferson

7

Feb

26

Apr

23

43

Nov

6

88% Jun

19

101

Jan

16

57% Aug 31

74% Jan

2

50% Feb

66% Dec

8

9

86 % Jan

19

8

35 Va Apr

22

99

16

Jun

61% Mar 31
59% May

8

96

Aug 19

Oct

7

53% Nov

18

103

Apr
91% Nov

14
12

Jacobs

II

(P

Jewel Tea

9%%

7

74

Nov

Sep
Sep

24 % Jan

17

14

5

Johnson-&

19% Jan

4

31% Nov

18

86

17

Jones

3

85% Jan

4

29% Sep

98% Nov

16

14

39% Mar 17

31% Jun

9

37% Nov

17




Dec

5%

Co

Inc

&

1,800

*

136 .
15%
86%

105 Va
7%
62

78

♦52

*53 Va

54

53

*52 Va

15%
24 Va

23%

4%

4%

53%

4%

4,400

51'A

•-

430

*52

51'A

10

54%

60

*53%

"

53%

*53%

54

10

*51 Va

511/4

15%

15%

15V4

15%

3,800

23%

23%

23%

23%

4,600

4%

4%

4%

50%

50%

52

,,51%

159 Va

162

161 %

.

52

157%

162

4%

5

4,700

"

53%
166

X68V4

69%
,

33%
36%

16%
350

54%
166
69 %
35%

67%

68%

22,200

351/4

35%

20,500

20%

20 Va

37

37

101%

16%

101

17%

365

36%

17%

367

36%

355

36%

173%

174

*34 Va

36»A

35

90

90

90

3%
54%

3%

3%

3 Va

55 %

x53%
136 Va

*34%

54 Va

136'A

*173

3 Va

54%

136%

136%

16Va

15%

X81%

105 Va
7%

*105%
7%

62%

34%

63%

34%

90

*88 Va

7%

62Va

34

*88 Va

3%
54
136 Va

20%

*20%

371/4

37 Va
J

101

*100%

17%

17%

361

353

36%

'

36%

173%

20%

200

38%

3,300

101'

170

18 Va

36,400

3o0

3,400
66,000;

36%

280

173

173'A

35

35

35 Va

600

35%

35 Va

35%

14,600

90

•

i

*88%

300

90

3%

3%

54%

54V8

54%

136 Va

136 Va

15%

15%

32,600.
15,200

136 Va

.

4,400

3%

16

15%

16

15%

16

82%

82 Va

82%

81%

82%

*105 Va

82 Va

107 %

*105Va

107%

105%

24,600
190

•

82%
105%

107

50

68%

36V4

36%

173%

86%

5,200
.

67%

34%

137

1,600

54%
167

35%

33%

.

54%

*165%

10,000

35%.

101

16%

35

54%
167

51%
16i

69

*19%

36%

35%
*34%

53%

*165%

50%
161

68

20'/a

375

54

167

.;

35%

101

173%

34Va

53 Va
165 Va

*

8

8

i

8%

8%

63 Va

8%

64%

64%

67%

66 Va

78
43%

76%

79

75

76 %'.

43%

76

43%

43%

43 Va

43%

53

53%

52

43

53

43'A

53

53 Va

35 Va

35 Va

36%

36%

52%

54%

*35%

36%

23%.

24%

23%

*35 V2

24%

24 VH

36%

24%

36%

3G%

23%

24%

36%

36%

36%

36%

*36%
*36%

47%

511/4

24

49%

34%

1,300

47

15%
.

157%

•

2,700
19,300 '

59%

1

53%

*51 Va

53

56

59%

53%

53%

■'

53

15%

23%

•

51%

55%
.'

53%

54 %

4%
49%

>

54%

90

53'/a

*53 Va

163 A

>

165Va

33%

■

51%

*52

76

♦76
43

541/4
*35%

300

4,000

8%

2,280

68

76%
43

56

•
.

1,000,
2,100
7.000

36%

200

23%

24V4

170,500

36%

36%

1,800

37

37

36%

36%
36%

36%

36%

29%'

29%

30 ?

30

30%

12%

12%

*36%
29%

36%

12%

30%

36%

12%

12%

30 V«

12%

30'A

301/4

1,300

34%

35

12%

34 Va

12%

35 %

12%

12%

3,200

34

34%

30

30%

33%

33%

2,400

30%

30%

26%

30

27%

30%

9,000

27'A

27 !A

27

27'A

3,600

19%

8,800

30%
26 Va

18 %

18 Va

*121

123

•

*121

123

v

18 Va

18%

*121

123

.

181/4
*121

18%
123

-

<—

18%

122%

123

900

30

1

Lt 4%

preferred series A

6%

6%

27 Va
37

27 Va

28

6%

28

36 Va

28V4

36V4

36%

28'A

36%

28%

36%

x28%

30

36%

36%

X35%

36%

2,300

1

*95
*51(4

100

*102

No par

88

52%
103

89%

51V4
>102

6%

951/4

52V4
103

88%

91

6%

95
53

"102

89%

95%
.

53%
103
91 Va

*94%

53'A

6%

96

53%

95

53%

6",500

90

1,600

102

90

91

90

x73

73

901/4

6,900

71%

73

1,500

72%

73 %

72%

72%'

73

74

29VA

29%

29%

30%

30%

98

31 (A

98

98

98 Va

30%

93

31'/«

98%

35%

35 Va

35%

35 y8

97 VA

98

36%

37%

34%

37'A

1

95

53%

6%

103

10
10C

*6%

TC2

12%
com

:%*■

6,800

96

95

pfd—100

Johnson-

Joy Manufacturing Co

6%

27%

1

common

Steel

6%

No par

Corp

Laughlin

15%
*

•

16,100

51%

30%

preferred :

Manville

2%

19%

53%

*52 Va

53
15%

24 Va

600

2%

*51 Va

26%

Sulphur Co

Jersey Cent Pwr &

Johns

53'/a
54%

•

24'A

19%

53

18%

Co

Lake

*51%

5,200

2%

47

46%

51%

2,600

53'A

,

20%

46%

46%

26Va

Jaeger Machine Co

20% Jan

2%

20 V4.

46%

'46%
51%

\

4,000

6%

24'A

:

56%

18 Va '

1

2%.

"J

15J/J00

2'/a

52'A

59%

26'A

preferred

:' 20

51%

Co.No par

50c

v

59%

10

Elec

2%

■>•,

56

34'A
30%

common

16

2%

20%"

34
30%

Light Co

Coal

May 12
25% Mar 9

19

5

No par

17% Aug 31

25

25

7%

109% Dec

6

.No par

24%

56 Va

3%

common

24 Va

51 Va

16
16%
346
350
36Va
37
*173% 174%
*34% " 35

5

No pur

Jan

30

30% Dec

24 Va

60

*99%

100

Salt

38

36% Dec

21

com

24%

<

1

59 Va

20%
36%

.'No par
No pur

53

55 y4

100Va

100

preferred

52%

50%

100Va

15

53

50

54%

Limited

52%

59

*20
36%

common—_7.50

53V4

17'A

6

5D%

1

-.

2

6

49%

No par

com

2

6

59.•

20%

100

of Cunttdu

Oct

Preferred

2%

2

6

5-%

165%
69Va
34V4

-100

com

:

2

5%

59

160

Sys class A—25

Chemical

16%
F

1%

06

24%

„

20%

5

,

'

54 Va

48%

1

1

International Mining Corp
Int'l

16 Va

15%

i

36

49 Va

15%

No par

common

&

16%

•

6

24%

23%
4%

No par

preferred

Int'l Hydro-Electric
Int'l

16

2

24%
2 Va
20-

par

No par

16 Va Nov

Jan

101% Jan

10% Mar 17

7

94

9% Jan
55

May 29

41

Jan

1% Jan

12% Mar 18

—1

Business Mach

47% Jan

7
28

Iron

Int'l

Int'l

132% Mar 11

1% Oct

Interlake

15%

1% ■i

100

.

common—

10

9

34% Dec

375

14'/a

*53%

20

Ctfs; Inc.

InterchemicaL Corp
4%% preferred :

16

Jan

128% Sep
9% Sep

19

25

1,300

53%

lud

Nov

28% Jan
77

Oct

14Va Nov. 19

4,400

17

*53%
*52 Va

.No par

37% Nov

May 11
27% Jan

Jan

3 b% inov

102

Insuranshares

24,600

90

16%

6

54 V4

21%. Jan
i

37%

89

16%'

54 Va

,

70

1

*52

,-J,

105%

90

53'A
54 Va

No par

common-:

105%

-

17

53'A

issued"

6% preferred
Inland Steel Co

14% Apr

21% Sep
27% Sep

"When

21

89 Va Jan

148% Jun

Ingei\soll-Rand

12
26

10

33

12

Nov
Jan

14

14

Nov

69% Oct

19% Mar 11

24% Sep

Industrial

4

92% Jan

15

Industrial Eloctrlcu.De Mex S A
Rayon '

17

v

88%

52%

5

Co

40% Jan

•'

26% Nov

13% Sep

RR

*104
*104

35%

*53%

cumulative preferred--—50
Terminal

30

105%

105'/a

17

50

Indianapolis Pwr & Lt——_No

(

60%

46%

4,20%
Illinois

♦104

35%

50

»prel'elred

*104

4,200

100

16%

51%

cum

105 Va

500

31%

31%

89 Va

51 %

4,42%.
u

35%

*34%
*99 Va

105 Va

90 •'

35 Va

50

preferred—

6,300

17

46

cuhi

35%

480

15

31%

105%

3,800

14%

99%

54

50

-

28% "
102

1-5

36

54%

*58%

.No par

common

preferred—-

cum

4.70%

15

52% Nov

8% Jan
22% Oct

13

Illinois Power Co.

28'A

»

900

*101

31%

'

.

85

*133%

•

15

49%

.

2,400

73%

90%

2

2%

*104

300

7,800

99 '

'

3,500

17

6 V

5

new

105'/a

28%

*34%

31%
100

21%
29 '/a

89

*24Va

1

Refrigerator Co

34%

31 %
*98%

105'%

X35%

14'A

2
6 y

14%

700

48-% ■•48%
♦84%

133%

XD

■

101

133 Va

34%

100

100%

28
101

14%

31%' 31%
*104

28%
102 '.
1-5

"7,800

73%

.r

84%

135

35

34%

84%

*101

15

*98%

53%

Power Co—
20
Illinois Cent RR Co common_No par
6% conv-preferred series A
50

5

lo

Janr

13%

-

,

Idaho

July 22

47% Nov

24

1

preferred---i.100

,

134

14%

65'/4

28 'A

102'A

.

Manhattan Common—100

iioncUHl

.4.26%,cam preferred

1

15

5%i

85

28%

73%

200
.

6

*29

48%

73%

i5y»

*5%

21

73%

10'A

15

.29

73%

140

8,400-

*10

6

29

140

89

'42%

15%

,<48%

73%

<

lO'A"

*5%

21

2 9'/a

15%
*72

88%'

42%

9%

21

102'A

-

3,400 ;

48%

134

300:

40%

53%

15%

*5%

85

1,400

2,000

124

*52%

89

'

18

91%

91 y4
124

X40 Va

14%

73%

28

28 Va

102
133
134"
15
15'A
*34%
35%
31%
32 %
99
99
*104
105Va
*104
10o%
33
36%
89
■
91
16%
If

1

-—

Howe Sound Co
Hudson &

10

7

7

31

,

*

1,900
180 I"

37

18

1,500
10

■

41

29%

85

84 %

*101

(Del)—25

Corp

73

;

23%

53%

41

7-

x42 %

21

393/4
102

*52%,

49

"

48:

83%
28 " •

No pur

Texas

53% Nov

Jan

54% Mar 11

Apr

*29

49 Va

73% >,73%

'

—100

Power

of

Co

50
May 25
52% Jun 15

52

% Jan

1

Oil

Stores

,4.08%

56

Aug 13

Light Sc

Houston

Howard

16

35% Sep
18% Sep

48%

v

32

15%

5%

4,400

53%

32

10'A

20%

20%

18%
94%
164 %

*72

15r
'

5%'

29%

*29

50

—

51% Nov

23

19

43'A

100
JOG

40

38% Sep

82

89%

43

new_No par

com

48% May 21

,

15
13% July 17
21% Sep 15

Finance

5

30

34

89

3

preferred..

conv

4

Jan

27

July

89

43%

-

common

50

3% Dec

3

89

B_No par

ser

42% Dec

7% Jan

Jun

72%

21% Oct

51% Nov

38% Dec

15%

71

8

56% Jun

Jun

32

15%

71

Hudson Bay, Min & Sin Ltd—No pur
Hunt- Foods Inc.
—6.66%

43% Jun

6

30'A

15%

No pur

pfd

3%% preferred £
',4'*/. preferred
'4.40% preferred
Houston

•

10% July 27
54% Nov 11

12% Dec

Dec

30'A
,

91UA
124

41

40%

5

com

-

May 2D

36% Oct

14

$2.25

27

13

14

18

36% Oct
99% Nov

Co

T

2nd

Household

7

6

99% Jan

54

conv

H'oudaille-Hersliey

103% Jan

22

76

*17%

*52%

____^_No par

issued"

preferred

$4.20

16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25

10

101

Corp..

"wnen

oomrnon

10

Jan

84 % Jan

Oil

$4 25

<vur 81

1?5% Nov

31 »A Nov

■86

18 %

18 Va

18 (A

53%

12.50

17

12

9

151

*36 Va

40%

30

Mining

85% NOV

22

29

Sep

37%

40%

10

common

preferred

conv

4

Jan

95% Jan

Dec

91

5%

Honolulu

108 V* Jan

80% Jun

84

Holly Sugar Corp
Homestuke

5

78% iviuy 26

4

17

May
Sep

Sons

5

116% Mar 19

15

46

&

57

2

Sep

44

36%

*52%

(Charles E)

56 % Jan

31

27% Nov

35% Jun

3u%

393A

*1003A

'

58

Sep 22

2% Sep

*36 (A

40%

*

55

Oct

36 Va

53 %

15 %

25 % Jan

36'/a

42

1

2

23 Va

53
53

5

41% Mar 10

23%

40%

5

28% Jan

23 Va

50

Holland Furnace Co

15

40 y4
*1003/4

23%

64%

Hollander

30

41%
101 %

102

8,800

26

87%

23%

124 Va

15%

bO

1,500 1
8,900

21%

25%
*86

40%

18

17,000 ,V

53/8

21%
:■

87%

101 lA

9- VA

5

25%

23%

124%

(eonv)__No par

22

253%
*86

40 Va

94%

par

8

15%

5V4

102 %

18

1,200

40

'

15

23

40

*101'A

125%

Hires Co

(A)

21%
<

87 Va

*93%

11% Aug 25

5

25%

*86

*—100

preferred

$4% cum 2nd pt'd
Hilton Hotels Corp-

14

21%

25%

25%
87%

*124%

18% Aug
8% Sep

4

21%

21%

21%

5 Va

94%

71

Dec

12

5%

5%

5%

125'/a

30

Sep

32

53%

10 V

40,7001

27%

40

-

4,100

"

93'A

5

8

14

Oct

15 Va

*124 Va

19

Jan

14

'18

Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3 Va % preferred series A
100

Apr

32% Dec
47

40

15 ya

36%

*36 Va

Hewitt-Robins Inc

21

78

May 13

5

17% Mar 23

7%

39%

15

Id

No par

Hershey Chocolate common—No
4 %%,
preferred series A_

16

25

11

7%

39 Va

25 Va

40 %

43
9%

10% Jan

6

7 Va

*38%

*86

102 %

No par

-i.
common

8%

7%

15%

23 Va

39%

34% July 26

,

4

Jun

Motors

142

39%

5%

87 Va

23

25

*136%

7%
15

25%

*101'A

10

*136%

133

*38%
.

21%

25'A
*86

18% Apr

11

7

.5%

43% Mar 31

May 26

2

91

273/8
;,;V 7%

25

preferred

non-cum

94% Nov

18% Feb

20

28%

100

common

126 % Oct

73% Jan

6

7%

W)

2

11
14

(G

6

4

Aug 19

72% Sep
15% Jan

27%

21%

15

100

preferred

Jan

13% Mar 12

14

23% Sep
12% Sep

23% Nov

68

3

4

3.65%

38% Jun

9

6

37% Sep

Heinz

121% Feb

10

48% Jun

26

5

Co

common

preferred
(II J) Co common

Helme

21% Jan
35

Co

3%%

11

26'/a Feb

Corp

Hazel-Atlas Glass

17

101% Oct

20% Apr
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19

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22

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8

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15

28

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7

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32

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106 Va

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5
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15

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4

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5

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MCGraw-TIHL- Publishing i.
—5
Corp coibmonj..'—

MeCofd

8%

8

51

22^
'22%, 2234
•'427/« 43
14% 14 /a
*85.,
85%
22

par

22

Jan

80

92% Jun

Corp

par

par

46
*98%
30^

15% Sep

89

4-

par

*7%

8%

,

445/a

f

*46%

893/4
•

18,600

403/4

•135

.

170

4,800.

r

104%

/,

44%

26%

89%

74

40%

<

.

45

*103

17%

27%

89%

138

*135

183/a

263/4

146%

44%
73

46%

185/a

19,100

145%

12

46%

893/4

23 3/a

44%

♦

13%

27

23%

/

;

104%

12%

140

50

1033/4

190

,

41

•

47

18%

97
*84/a-, 86
25% 25%,,
55
55

Corp common.——;—No par
4W4 preferred .(.1st series)...100
Melville Shoe Corpil—
1

153/4 Feb

4

preferred

'—No
—No
No
:
No

45

18%«

*8

723/4

71%

44%

893/4

.

31% Aug 19

113/4 Jan

Aug 19

Oct -20

pfd—

*135

140

104%

?

41

40

105

*103%

i

443%

t

5,200
13,00q

1033/4

,146% 146%

*103

26"%

333/4

97

pl'd 1947 series-No par

$3.75 "cum

12%
*46/4

23'/4

*17

J.

Dept. Stores

16

15

—1

common..i.__—5
$3.75 preferred —
■—No par

May

45

211/4 Mar 25

23%

32%
96

100

i
Co.-.

123/b

*135

27%

24%

No par

41%

400

29%

.

♦104%

•

,

'

5,600

•

213/4

27%

21%

;

23%

44%

18,600.

573/4
263/4

<

...

*1033/4 404
*

47,200

1133/4

;

104%

23%

49,400

17%

26%

,

'

105

*1033/4

23%
147%

104

(' 44%

47%

73/8

62%
30%
95
26%

44%

-

11%

90
8%

64

40%
104

*46%

12

9%
27%
16
64
62%
31/a
96 v
27%
17%
24%

/

215/a

*104%

44%
71%

44%
70%

104%

43%

47

27%
15%

l.No par
___No par
Master Electric Co.—a.—
1

19

12

L)

1
6.25
5
50
10

G'orii

Masooite Corp

82% Jun

83

(Glenn

Martin-Parry

2

83% Jun
75

preferred

Martin

24% Nov 11
Arg

common.

preferred

Marshall fFJcld 81 Co com..

16
22

,8
16

Midland ,Corp

4',47c

31% July 29

Sep
12% Jun

80

9

8

Aug 26
Oct 20

25% Mar 19

15

l

147

,

41

41

*104

43%

27%
9

5

Shirt

703/8

70/4

70%

104%

23%/

:

42

105

*1033A 104%

J

44'/a

23 Vb

23

50
T

Co

Co

233/„
1473/4

44

52%
233/8
*530.. 542
4%
4%
*5%
5%

-

,*103%

147

104%

89%
V*8
7%
51%

__1

(Tile)...

Co

Manhattan

5

Aug

....

Copper

42

Jan

11% Jun

16% Sep

52%

No par
.-10

Bros

% .Uri

1033/4

•

45%

*135
140
18%
19
26%
27 Vb

preferred series A100
Madison Square Garden..—No par

;

21%

21 %

i*104

,

900

43%
,

56 3/4

,27%

15,700

1133/4

,

1133/4.

27%

31,100

80%

42%
17%

26%

*113

27

21%

21%
104

,

1033/4

23 y4

12

;

105/4

•■:

148

47 r

'

113%

>

26%

21%

104

43%

>,

104

.<

104 y4

70%

,♦113

27%

105/4

213/4
106

1133/4

26%

27%

41,

4/4%

30

24% Oct

9

26%

♦103

100 i.

v

90% Sep

52% Nov

Mar

267/a

44%

common—10

Forbes

preferred

6

J un

57%

26%

23 y8

5

Working Co

4
7

28

56/a

263/4

*147

.10

ia-ui-j

&

4

5 % Mav

"

56

26 3/4

10G

J00

50
cornel
100

preferred series- A

'/4%

44%.;

54 Va

*113

.

*79%

80%

17%

21%

•:

alO

(Ky)^Nopar

(M) ,& Sons Inc

-

26%

4,500

48%

27

43%

18

3,200

28%

46%

*79 s/a

453/b

173/4

2,000

443/4

21%; 22 %

:

543/4

27%

Aa—No par

Nashville.^—

&

M>

18;

6% Sep

783/4 July 28

79%

44

18

450

94
*

28 %

26%

113%

156

'

44

22

v

1,600
23,100

593/a

,

93 %

;

173/a

♦112%

46

59

173/4 ,17%
57%
56%

;

27,900

47%;

17'/a

78

47%

7,700

12%

156

*

53%

100

42% Nov

25 '/» .Tan

8% Feb

30

78

•

common_aa—.10,

Co

9

Apr
221/4 Jan

15

Sep

f

45

preferred

6

12

32

3 % Dec

/LorUlard.'lP)

Louisville Gas &'E1 Co

104

81 % Mar 16

8

May

9% Jan

29

15

Sep

15% Sep

Mar 27

78

preferred

48% Aug 25

22

Apr

20% Jan

8

Jan

87%

78% Sep

21

10,

26

78
X43

78,

47%

1

a

Corp_w__i

Lukens Steel Co

122

Mar 24

15% Nov

29

20 Vb Dec

24

27%

103%

453/4 Aug 11

8

28

100

12 % May

22

27

n—No par
.10
.10
100

Cement

4J%Juiy

15

45

27a,h

5,000

19

76%

46

95

215/a

453/4

27

series F

38u/8 Mar 25

36% Sep

21%

45

27

y4

4.35%

96% Jan

9

213/4

453/b

26

.

•

400

20%

ll/a

.443/4

45

21

27

44

21%

Oct

11

*94%

45

44 y8

Star Gas Co-common^43/4%
conv
preferred—4-

7%

95%

21%

105

30 % Apr

-

Aircraft. Corp.,

'Lone

/•

156%

95

,

75%

59/a

44%

156%

,

;

156%

443,4

30

15

59%

45

]Long Island Lighting Co com
5% 'series B preferred^. L

26% May J 8

60

,156%

157

3,300

5,000

2,500

18%

47

44 y4

♦io3y4

153% Feb

46%

59%

12

21%

100

5

46/2

19%

46%

,

76

113/4

,

44 %

series D preferred

1

r

43%

4.25%

22

12

.

21 y»

3

JUn

19

75%

19%

76

11%

,

2

593/4 Jan

2

16

.

,

20%

21%

19%

73

:.

3,700

20%

3%
21%

2.50

,

423/a ,; 423/a

1 :,

9%,

42%

No par

Nov

40% Jan

137

14

: 67% Jan

34% Jun

95 y4

Long Bell Lumber, (Md)

.26

*3%
42%

95 %

156%

95 %

106% Mar

21% July

30% Aug
5
160% Dec 14

23% Dec

157%

95

Co

Star

.

;

60%

104

I 98% July

146% Dec

24 % Aug

453/4

59%

9

Mar 16

103

19

453/4

60%

156

Loew's, Inc
TLone
.

46%

59%

25

100

Corp (The)

Oil

12

46'%,

__5
com

11%

12

723/4

21

19 y»

i_.No par
Co-__l_^___.__n
4.5

'Lockheed

8

29% NOV

22% Jan

9

1061/4 Jan

6

May

-

19% Sep

"

35-%]Mar 26"

14'

15% Jun

•

7

Liquid Carbonic Corp com/
No par
3%% convertible preferred
100

7

48% Nov

10%. Sep

! 23 Va

293/s Nov

11%

■■

3/a
423/a

*3%

21

19

71%

19 %
73

19,600

11,300

17%

,

93%

42

•

10

1%

93/a

4,600
52,200

17%
.1 %
9%
3%
3%

54%

17/a .,17%,.

9%

80

11%
533/8

■

52

53

1

2,800:

92%

11%

•

-

173/4

9%

42«;

20%

20 %

19
72

27%
*90

52%

V

3V4

41%

423/a

20 %

5

10

9%

5

92%

1 %

V

64 %

27%

1

2,200

64%
27 %

273/a

17%

r

1

3/4

3%;

3 %

17 y*

1,000

273/4

55

,

11% <11%

ll/a

15%

15%

51/a

51%

9%

10% v.:

42.

1
>,

1

1

9%

Cup Corp..]

Belt

"Lionel

19

17
.

Products—

preferred

Lily Tulip

28% NOV, 19

211/4 Feb

14

3:

10

3

47%

Fink

&

Liggett & Myers' Tobacco

22

96% Nov

4

Mar

,■

23

46

51}%

17 y8

^_1

Life Savers Corp

29

Jun

.

50%

Lerner Stores Col<p_——.No par

20% Apr

£

11%

llVs

11%

11%

5,900

26

,

*53<

•'

65

27%
*90

90

25%

27%

64%

27

]:•

55

4%

*4%

'

15%
<

.

27 3/8

65'

,

26 /a

90
u

pfd—-—_No par

(The),...

65

,

26%

*90

92%

11%

No par

-Libbey-Owens-Foyd Glass Co
I.ihby McNeill & Libby^—

Aug 10

67 % Jan

2
23

2nd

Corp

65

92 Vst

26 Va

27%

26 1

*90

,.1

common

64 y2

65 Va

65"

5

Co common_3

preferred

1st

noncum

Lehn

38% Mar

9

15

15% Sep

13
10r

11

27% Mar 27:

24

19% Feb
28% Sep

4

171% Nov

5

Jun

,'

%

Coal

noncum

3% Oct

14

,

& Sons

Lehigh Valley

42% Sep

4

33% Sep

97

(James)

*53

27/a

27

27 %,

*15%

,,

11%

4%

25%

153/4

*53

.

ll/a

♦4%
25%

55

15/a

15%
55

•

27 Va

273/a

27%

1

3.85%

$3

16

:

.'_

_i._——±

'

1% Dec
33% Dec

,

Co

*53

25

/.

11%

43/4
25%

*4/8

43/4

15%

15%
54

10,200

30,

48%

11%

153/i

330

48/a

11%

54',

93%

: 94%

51

49

1

11,500

30%

48%

50

——

preferred
100
-Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement.
25
Lehigh Valley RR;.—No par„

18

17% Nov

it 6 % Jan

6'

14%. Jan

Lees

'■/>

19

Apr

Mar 24

-..No par

coi)imon_i»;

'Lee Rubber & Tire.—___

5

3/4 Jan

13

7

.

5

(The) *2
1,

38%

.

93%

49

25,.

373/4

51

50%

*4y2

38% '

29/8

293/4

50%

25

84%

38%

93%

93%

30%

50 y2

4%

80

84%

50 %

;93y4

29%

25

200

V

30

92%

30

50%

24%

84

84

93%

933/4,'

*4y4

pfd_75 Pesos Mex

preferred

Lane-Wells

May 10

11% Nov

27 % Jan

20

% Dec

14

,

Oct-

Bryan

4 % %

303/4 Aug 11

7%. May

v

Lane

Co

1,600

35

♦34 3/a

:

383/,

37%

11%

4

La Consolidada 6%

-Lambert

1,100
8,000

151

84 %

*84

<»

28%
.37%

32% ; 32%

32%:

*34%

84 %

35,900

*147/

] 33
.

26,700

46%

36%

38%
151

*147

10,800

94%

28

28%

28%
37%

156, .'

,

29%

45%

47%

38,;

28%

95

453/4

200

•

93%

29%

94/2

29%

.No par

Co_i

'28%

46%

503/4

,

_

5,900

%

48

10
No par

_

18

29/a

"

84%

38%«

93%'

100

,

.'.

& Co

37%

10

common.

17/a

27%

33 %

37%

-tj

9,300

17%

95%

44

34% .,.343/4

84 Va

84%

,„._No par

155

32%

'

94/4

*152

35

*34 Va

1%

21%

28%

383/4

38
*150

33%

33%

1

■■

27% t,27%

-

158

*156

100

;

173/4

17%

45 %

County Land Co.;

28

713/4
45

21%

17%

21%

21/a

,94%

Va

71

45

213/4:

*44

4 5/a
'

17%

;

...

71%
45%

21%

71%

71%

70%

•t

*44/a

46

21%

93%

Laclede Gas

56

t

4,800

105%

28 3/s

Kroger

19

50

108

*104%

'

;

50

105%

♦106

*45

8.75

Kresge -(S S) Co...

5

108

105%

1

Kress

105%

108-

5

,

8

*97%
*104

*104 /a

♦21%

50

Light Co

(Julius) & Co..
Hayes Wheel
:

Koppers

9

53/a Feb

37 % Apr

preferred

Power

4%
conv
preferred (cum)
King-Seeley Corp.
Kinney (G R) Cq common^

97
May 20
!■' 34% Jan: 23

5

81% Dec
47 % Dec

70

98

105% '■

*104

*106

Kimberly-Clark Corp

17

31% Dec

,

_No par

^

non-cum

$5

4,700

106 y8

__No par

/

200

37%

105 y8

;

Keystone Steel & Wire Co___No par

14

4,000

37%

City. Southern—

Common

12

Aug 13

12,300

753/4
2%

97%

97%

98

53 %

*2%

37%

37

105%

;

,

2%

*2%

*106

106

18

41% Jan

,

97

*104

3a 3/4 Nov,

Oct

38

*104

105

Kayser

Apr 29
Nov
1

37 /a

99%

108

28% Nov

34

37%

52%

76

105%

105

Kansas

39

533/4

75

2%

♦98

105 %

*106

4%

53%

76%

2%

*104

100.;

♦104

100

18

11

ti%

4

147

37/.

-

100

11

!

*98%

100

:

38 %

38

Shares

75

54

75%

,

2%

*2%

,

:

Kern

13

2%

51

the Week

Friday
Nov. 19

Nov. 18

53%

50% ,,531/4
71%
74 v

71%

2%

;

49% May 21

Mar 19

50%
X71 %

10

preferred 5,

Kennecott; Copper

5

l
50

preferred

Kelsey

no

,

preferred

29% Nov. 17

-

Corp

4.20%

22% July 30
19% Nov
3

1

Chem

&

bo 74 NoV' 12

Jan

31

19

47 y2 Nov

24'A Jan

Mar 17-

28

71% Nov

-

41% May 19*
95
May 12'

Jan

■78

'

243/4 Feb

111"%

22 % Sep

101

Jan

*

Thursday

Nov. 17"

Nov. lb

Sales for

SALE PRICES

HIGH

Wednesday

Tuesday

"

.

Nov. 15

4.50%
Kansas

36% Sep

10

Monday

'

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
preferred
100

85

•

„

Par

.

Nov

30

2% Oct

•17

STOCK

76 y4 Nov

41 % Nov

98 % Jun

YORK

EXCHANGE

k;

46 y4 Jan

5

NEW

Highest

26 % Jan

30% Mar 12

4

22/8 Nov
1

Continntd—Pag9 7
LOW AND

STOCKS

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

2,500

*67
20 %

183/4
»Q9

*1023/4

45%
99

46%

45%
*99%

100

100

72;

72

70%

70%

*70%

20%

20%

21 %

21%

21%

21%

21%

19

18%

19

19

19%

18 3/4

19,

72

*67

95

*94

104

104

1053/4

106%

95

104%

94%
*103

94%

*94
105

105

95

580

20

7,500
39,900
100

105%

500

106%

310

106%

*106%

41

41

41

41

413/4

413/4

*41%

223/4

23%

22/o

23%

22%

23

22%

23

29,900

353/8

353/a

35/a

35%

36

363/a

36%

38

3,700

102%

-

'

5/a

102%

1053/4

*105

101%
99

*107%
32

107

101%
99

109
32 3/a

101%
*105

*101

*98%
*107%
32%

106%

102
107

102

100%
109

33%

106%

101%
*105
*101

*98%

♦107%
33%

101%

101%

41%

101%

400

460

107

•105

107

102

*101

102

10

100%

20

•

100%
109

34%

*98%
♦107%
33%

109

34%

25,100

2$

24

The Commercial and Financial

(2096)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous

55 Va oep

31

14

125 % Oct

7

21% Oct

9

9

26% Jan

4

32% July

9

Middle

7

30

3

40% Oct

6

Feb

9

126% Jan

6

21% Jan

8

139

19% Jan

2

27

68% Nov

30

6

60% Dec

3

29

69

Oct

Jan

23

5

71 v2

105% Aug

4

13% Nov
82% Nov

1

88

Jan

5

18% Nov

9

26% Jan

22

19% May 26

23

19% Nov

17

21% Dec

21

21

24% Oct

18

34% Mar 25

15% Sep

14

dan

la

7

Mission

Nov

8

57% Sep

15

70% Aug

6

79% Sep

33% Sep

15

58% Jan

Dec

31

33% Dec

Mar 17

23

40

Jan

17

19% May

5

15% Mar 25

13

11
15

20% Mar 23
95% Jan 20

17% Sep

14

28% Mar 11

19

25% Jun

10

17

40% Dec

53% Sep

18

65% Mar 19

17

29

16% Sep

15

42% Aug 26

35% Dec

29

2

74

Sep

15

Oct

6

11% Sep

99% Jan

18% Sep

15

29

47% Feb

2

Jun

9

111% Sep

1

11

Oct

28

4

57% Oct
43

Oct

6

29

'

6,300

59%

58%

59%

58 3/4

593/8

58%

59%

23%

23 3%

22%

22%

223/4

223/4

223/4

22%

23%

2,700

Morrell

1.25

15%

15%

15 Va

16%

153/4

15%

23%

24 Va

X22%

223/4

223/4

23

23

23%

_5

97%

98 3A

97%

98

98

99

973/4

99

22%

23

223/a

22%

22%

223/4

223/4

24 Va

Co

110

(The)

No par

35%

36

35%

36

35%

353/4

36

36

36

36%

5,800

33%

34%

33%

34%

333/a

34%

33%

33%

20,200

70%

72

70%

33%
71%

33%

No par

71

713/4

71%

72%

72 Va

55,800'

2,500

12

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16'A

73%
16%

13%

13%

13%

133/a

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

3

Inc

49%

503/4

50

52%

52%

53%

513/4

53

52

52

.10

20

20%

20%

223/a

213/4

22%

22

22%

213%

22%

-5

27

27%

26%

27 Va

26%

27%

27%

27%

26%

27%

Mueller Brass Co.

.1

30

30%

30 Va

30%

30

30%

29%

30 Va

293A

29%

9,100

Mullins

.1

22%

22 3A

22%

22%

22%

23%

23%

23%

23 Va

233/4

16,900

Corp.

Corp.

Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc

_B

-1

common

.100

Murray Corp of America

10

com

4% preferred

50

(F E) & Bros

413A

413/4

413/4

89

88%

90%

106%

110

1,730

49%

50%

483/4

50 Va

493/4

50

7,600

18%

19

18

18 Va

17%

18%

9,800

13% May 11

183

172% Jan

Oct

Nov

_

22% Nov

15% Apr

21

15

11% Jan

5

10% Jan

4

14% Aug 10

Aug 31

20% Dec

2

19% Jan

8

20 Va Aug

15

Sep

17% Feb

18

35% Oct

25

National Aviation

19

2

21% July 27
41% Aug 17

1%

Fibres

Inc

1

National

City

Lines

8

12% Jan

4

15% Sep

27

6

8

National

29

99 % Jan

5

4

21% Sep
98 % Oct

23

84

16% May
87% Jan

22"% May 26

20 % Jan

8

49% Nov

17

96

93 % Jan

6

105% Nov

8

4

38% Dec

31

38

Jan

57% Nov

18

4

172

Jan

8

181 % Oct

26

1%

4

141% Jan

7

156

Oct

26

6%

29

8 % Feb

18

12

Oct

20

31

37% Mar 19

19

Oct

29

25

May 24

25% Sep

21

32% Jan

6

26"% Jan

11

39

Nov

40% Sep

14

52% Jan

5

46

25% Oct

26

30% Jan

12

104% Jan

21

4% Jan
10

2

Sep

14

4 % Dec

7% Apr
12% Jan

28

10% Jun

10

13% Jan

5

105

15%

14%

15

92%

93

95%

207/a

21

20%

21%

13%

13%

133/a

21

21%

1

13%

14

Xl3%

27

38

12% Jun

11
18

Jun

National

24% Jan

4

39% Nov

19

90

Jan

4

100'/2 NOV

18

28 % Jan

4

114

Jan

7

9% Nov

1

4% Jan

4

17

142

Aug

10% Sep
11% Apr

8

14

Jan

8

15% Aug

105

Jan

Feb

6

93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30

86

6

94

10% Sep

15

16% Jan

39

6

Jan

13% Jan

29

30

106

4

72% Mar 23

Feb

11

40 % Jan

20

64

1
8

31% Mar

14

12

May 11

67% Jan

25% Jan

4

23% Sep
17% Sep

17

23 Va Mar 17

18% Jan

4

18% Dec

29'

25% Jan

18% Jan

11

34

Jan

30

30

99

8

Mar 29

Feb

2

National

Nehi

25

25%

25

25%

24%

25 Va

2,900

19%

20

193/4

19"%

19%

38%

39

38%

38%

38%

383/4

38%

38 y«

38%

19%
38%

18,200

5

14%

14%

15

143/4

14%

143/4

14%

14%

15 Va

3,800

5

21%

21%

21%

21%

213/a

21%

21%

21%

21

21 Va

41,500

97%

98%

*97%

98%

98

98%

98

98%

*98

98%

800

47%

31,600

19

New

30
8

17% Aug 25
Oct

45% Nov
21% Aug
26

Feb

8

32% Apr

21

44% Nov

19

6

112% Sep
27% Oct

13

80
400

Sep

70

Jan

63

11

59% Oct

92

Feb

20
9

9

6

29

65% Feb

5

51

7

67% Sep

2

25% Aug 12

91

7

97% Oct

32% July 30

28% Feb

2

27% Jan

4

10

82 % Jan

25

79

Jun

22

87 % Jan

8

87

Jun

29

94 % Nov

13

86
92

100

Jan

5

Jan

7

Jun 25

87

Aug 20

102

14

Mar 24

93% Sep

10
100
_B

29

•135

8%

10%

l

No par

System

15%
•94%

iq
l

6%
New

preferred series A
York

New York Dock common

$5

non-cum

New

10

No par

preferred

26% Nov

15

87

83

July

6

Jan

16

34% Sep

24

46% Jan

2

103% Oct

6

107% Nov

4

52

Sep

11% Jun
78

84

14
16

Apr

19

14% Dec

24

89% Jun

Jan

87

101

5

16

Mar 19
Jan

9

81

Jun

Sep
9
16% Aug 18

8

89

38
fl
Apr
107% Mar 31

111

Mar 23

45% Sep
Feb

29
23

53% July

2

64% Mar

13% Jan

4

16% Aug 25

4

85

Jan

4

99

Jan

12

101

Oct

7
18

95

14% Jan

13

7% Jan

11

15

Nov

12

16% Dec

30

24% Jan

13

14% Jan

11

23% Nov

17

18% Sep

18

25% Apr

9

34 % Jun

94% Jun
83

Jun

10
12

39% Feb
106

Jan

2
2

55% Nov

19

28

19

19% Mar

2

38% Jan

12

93% Jan

27

106% Feb

25
9

104% Jun

49% Jun

10

57% Aug

23% Jun

10

28

6

26% Jan

34% Aug 28
98 % Jun 30
Pnr

19% Dec

24

110% Jan

'ontnor*^




*«»v

OH tre

Pacific

82

62%

5,900

16%

9,900

Aircraft

26%
*81

29 Va

28%

28%

7,300

59

1

59%

20%

20%

59Va

59 Va

20%

7,100

21%

21

21%

203/4

21%

20%

21

39%

40%

39%

393/4

39%

39%

39%

393/4

39

39%

96%

*95

28%

*95

96%

123% NOV

12

Conv

*95

30%

30%

30%

8 6'/a

86%

*86%

92%

*913/4

*91%

92%

100%

100%

•103

104%

*91'/a
►101
►103

101%

101

96%

30%

*95

6,500

96%

30%

31

30%

87

*86%

87

87

87

92%

*913/4

—— —

31%

101

101

92%

*913/4

101 Va

19,400
200

92%

102

290

102

104%

►103%

104%

31%

293/4

104%
303/4

*103%

29%

*103%

30

104%

30%

44%

29%

45

30 Va

44%

45%

29%

453/8

46%

*25%

26

46%

46%

25%

46

25%

30%
46%

*25%

26%

26%

*2534

26%

253/4

26%

25%

26%

25%

26%

42%

43'A

263/a

l

42%

26%

443/4

26%

44%

45%

26%

20,700

44

44%

44%

45%

30,300

300

i

12%

12%

12

12%

12

12%

85%

85%

12%

12%

843/4

843/4

843/4

853/4

10

42%

43

43

853/4

43%

853/4

42%

423/4

42%

43

109%

109%

109%

1093/4

109%

90

01%

60%

63%

62%

64%

130,200

153/4

16

ioo

109%

109%

No par

58%

59%

58%

15%

15%

15%

109%

IO93/4
59%

*109

59%

(Minn)—
15%

15%

15%

—100

*91%

91%

91%

100

•102%

103%

►1023/4

103 Va

*1023/4

103

►101 Va

102%

*101%

series

100

•101%

102%

100

102%

102%

1

51%

53 %

Inc

Inc

26

—

11,000

23,000

go

91%

102% 102%
51

523/4

91%

913/4

153/4
91%

15%
92

*102%

102%

102%

101%

101%

*1021/4 1023/4

102%

102%

52%

53%

53

12

12%

'

54%

42

220

91%
91%
*102% 102%

•101% 102%
*102% 102%
53%

55%

27%

28

10

14%

15

14%

14%

14%

14%

23%

23%

23%

13%

23%

22%

14%

22%

13%

14%

35%

35%

34%

22%

23%

223/4

34'A

23%
35%

44

44%

44

•107%

108%

►107%
*983/4

35 Va

35%

35%

34%

35

443/8

44%

44%

443A

44%

108

108

108

*99

99%

♦99

108%

►108

108%

*108

►106%

IO73/4

100

•106%

1063/4

No par

62%

1063/4

62%

61

623/4

60%

lo

30%

31%

61%

31 %

3^

31%

20

19%

100

series
Gas

*101%

7.50

23

107%

20

101%
23%

313/a

preference 1951 series

100

56%
121

58%
122

107
99.

44%

44%

*107%
99%

10a

100

108%

108%

*1063/4

108%

1073/4

*106%

603/4

1073/4

61%

60%

31

31%

31

62

31%

19%

19%

19%

19%

►1013A

19%

IOI3/4

►101%

19%

1013/4

*19%

1013/4

101%

19%

1013/4

1013A

23%

223A

23

23%

23%

23%

Corp—
5

107

99%

►108

57%

120%

58%
123

56%

58 %

122 Va

122 %

23

56

119%

57

119%

8,200
11,500

25

.12

'■

85%
42%

*85%

2.50

common

Comrhon

5

96

31
87

iq

Mathieson Chemical

Jan

*95

30%
*85%

15,200

25

preferred

104

_

283A

Co

5

——

59%

Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com

12

20

84

29%

preferred

58% Nov

*81

x59

99

10

84

47,100

61%

108

Feb

2,300

*81

44%

28%

99

38

200

26%

61

108

4.24%

1113/4

26%

44

28%

common.

Natural

111%

263/B

61%

100

Preferred

44%
111%

26

28%

100

Oklahoma

84

43%
*110%

61%

preferred

Oil

26%

28%

Norwich Pharmacal Co

Ohio Edison Co

443/a
111

5,400
7,000

239,100

95

wi

Northwest Airlines

4%

43
*110

44%

76

485

_g

New common

Ohio

43%

*75

*93

.100

23% May 24

61%
16%

76

*400

preferred series

30

2«

81

preferred

9

20

22,500

25

Ry

preferred

Northrop

Olin

42% Dec

82

preferred

9

18 % Jan

27

preferred

May 7
32% July 20
20% Aug
2
101% Nov
9

43%
112

263/4

3.90%

69

42%

44%

*75

95

Common

4.44%

43%

77

*110%

4.56%

21% Jun

1

Northern

4.40%

*75%

27

29

101% Nov

16% Sep

62%
16%

16%
100

485

Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred

4.6%

*81

43

110%

19

108% Aug 30

623/8
16%

30

98

16%
*94%

,

*93

American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co

$4.11

26 7/b

44%

Nov

100

54% Jan

Mar 23

3

77

*97

16%

600
200

37

*400

North

4 08 %

42%
*110

77

110% Jan

92 % Jan
106% Jan

104% Dec

Nov

44% Aug 10
109% Sep 27

102% Jan

May 18
97% Jun 12

100

37

Nov

17

98

100

143/4

106%

37

95

series.

11

63%

16%

16%

143%
*105

37

485

series

19

62 3/8

*75%

*97

*94%

143/4

106%

*93

common

preferred

16% Jan

16%

37

a

Ry
Adjustment preferred
North American Co

preferred

27 % Nov

16%

98%
100

14%
*105

*385

ioo

Western

$3.60

29

18%

<fe

$4.10

8% Dec

623/8

15%

16

37

95

100

Mar 25

15

61%

*97

*94%

14%

106%

3,500

495

preferred

103% Apr
2
101% Aug 18
102% Nov
5

12% Jun

16%

*36%

3,000
2,900

12%

*93

preferred
ioo
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred
ioo
3.60%
preferred
ioo

Northern States Pwr Co.

100% July

Mar~17

49

16%

98%
100

143/4
*105

12%

*385

preferred
Nopco Chemical Co

4

62%

16

16

*94%

37

12%
"

Ho par

-

Norfolk

4

61%

*97

15

106%

Electric & Gas Corp—

18

12

16%

*36%

12%

96

4.10%

Jan

98

100

*14%
*105

12%

7%

500

$3.75

3.90%

Jan

12%

25,400

10%

7

*94

Shipbuilding Corp

Y State

Common

19

8% Jan

12%

9%

10 Va

*380

Haven & Hartford Co.100
5% series A
100

York

15

20

12%

9

7 Vs

50

Preferred
New

46% Nov

20

12%

7

9%

10%

6%

100

No par

Co

31% Nov

8

on

100

City Omnibus Corp

4

21

6%

9

10%

50

8,700

140

140

44%

6

Jan

9%

10%

6%

140

*136

24

17% Jan

15

8%
10%

6%

15

143

20%

39% Jan

23% Mar 24

*135

35

43%

16

22% Dec

39%

7%

106%
37%

900

100%

343/a

23%

30

19

38%
*100%

34%

20%

26

14

38%
100%

343/8

44 Va

26

15

373%
100%

343/a

24%

53% Jan

Sep

9

10%

37%
100%

34%

203/a

20% Jan

8

143

37%
*100%

19%

12

15% Sep

8%
10

343/a

433/4

25

19

97%

l

pfd_-100

*136

37%
101

23

Nov

26% Apr

*36%

9

10%

34%

20

104% Oct

14

♦14%
*105

143

37
*100

24%

23

24% Jan

12%

34%

19%

15

Jun

7

37%
101 *

233/4

Sep

19

34%

19%

22% Jun

Jan

37%
•100

23%

39% Dec

16

'

21,100

Pa com

19%

N
44

80% Nov

600

23%

8

35% Apr 28

10

44,200

31%

19%

Y

28

59%

31%

common

Y & Harlem RR

49% Dec

Apr

583%

32

24%

N

75

38 3/s

59

32

19%

N

24% Jun

38%

58%

313/4

23%

12

Jun

38%

59%

313/4

5

28

Mar 23

22

38%

58%

31%

No par

Jun

22

Jan

*38 %

57%

31%

Brake

33% Aug 11

348

18

37% Mar 23

38%

55%

31%

43%

615

8

Feb

92

38%

56

1

6

Jan

11

38%

55

31%

Newport News Ship & Dry Dock

Oct

34

21

6,100

38%

213/a
383/a

*75%

97

520

80% Jun

21 Va

ioo

14

5

31% Sep

21%

4%% preferred

85% Jan

Apr
14% Apr

21%

loo

Oct

Apr

21%

loo

95

16

May

21%

No par

common

20

19% Jun

10

213/4

par

j

Jan

13

200

No par
io

Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp

23

15% Mar

14,500

157

21%

Air

106% Jan

57%

179%

*155

21%

Central

5

157

21

York

9

17% July 13

56%

179%

180%

1,500

York

48 Va Jan

57 3A

57

1793/4
*155

113/4

New

109 % Mar

1

573/8
179%
157

105

11%

New York Chic & St Louis Co—
Common

10

56%

179%
*155

453/4

*102%

11%

New

14

157

49%
105

*11%

5

Sep

14% May

181%

*155

45%
*102%

113/4

15

101% Jun

*179%

156

49%
105

113/4

Corp

Newport Industries

56%

182

483/4
*102%

11%

3%% preferred

18

56%

48%
105

♦11%

Fibre Co_.

Electric

57%

47%
*102%

8,500

11%

No par

England

156

47%
105

♦147/8

11%

CaatL_No

New

Apr
63% Oct

55%

1

4%% preferred

16% Nov

47

•100%
•180%

Neisner Bros Inc common..

12

100

l

Inc

Newberry Co (J J)

18,700

11,300

25%

preferred

Vulcanized

15,700

13%

19%

common

National Theatres

25

July 22

conv

22%

12%

19%

Corp

Natomas Co

Nov

78

6

15

4.20%

21%

13%

x247/a

g

Corp

Co

21 Va

12%

24,700

19%

.100

National Supply (The)
4 % % preferred

102

25%

.100

Corp
Sugar Ref Co

National Tea

4

8% July 26
13

Jan

30

36% July 30

4

56

8

Nov

15

100%

19%

common

National Steel

18

1

37% Aug 31
Dec

17

32

92 % Jan

30

85

59% Nov

Mar 25

106

9

National Shares

400

14%

103%

21

.

25%

common

Natl Malleable & Steel

12

15

143/4

4,900

5

No par

Co

180

95%

common

National Linen Service

4

6

16% Apr

Jan

Lead

179%

183

H'/e

preferred A
preferred B

4

12

26

Gypsum Co

Jan

11 % Jan

13% Feb

Prod

preferred

National

181

89%

pfd series of 1951

26% Jan

6 % Feb

7% Mar

31 % Jun

85% Jun

5

Distillers

182%

16,200

100

15% Jan

146

179%

♦181

6,700

15%

l

23% Jan

173% Nov

179%

182

1

29

3

42%

25

22

24

40

41%

92%

common

Dec

$4.50

15

39%

43 y8

15%

Inc
Co

16"% Sep

National

15%
40%

42%

15%

Dairy Products new
National Department Stores

6

15%
40%

43%

90%

National

Nov

15%

41%

423%

10

conv

4%%

15%

40%
43%

40%

42%

181%

preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co

1

15%

39%

43%

No par

Register

National Container
$1.25

15%

40%

42%

100

Corp.

National Cash

15%

40

.10

common.

preferred A

National Can

15%

5

Corp

National Biscuit Co

12

15% May
5
103% Nov 18

Jan

19

24

400

700

87%

57% Jan

Nov

38,300

51

43

18%

24

31% Jan

26%

51

*42

88%

60% Dec

91

253/4

51 Va

49%

14

29% May 20
116% May 20

28%
43

18%

51% July 22
13% Jan
2

6

♦42

48%

11

21

42

88

14

25

51

41%

18%

26

24% Jan

56

42

2,300

6,300

48%

13% Feb

86% Sep

28 Va

56

16

42%
108%

88%

174% Dec

22% Sep

28%

57Va

*108

18%

24

20% Dec

25%

283/8

15%
42 Va

42%
108%

48%

158% Jun

9% Dec

42%
*108

88%

43% Aug 17

9

153/4

153/4

42%

1

19% Aug 20
41% Nov 11

Feb

16

108%

1

36% Jan

7

15%
42 3/s
*108

100

20% Jan

Nov

27%
*54

No par

16
43

108%

National Airlines
National Automotive

9'

15

28%

57%

15%
423/4
*108

28

Mar 19

Apr

27%
*54

153/4

43%
108%

3,000

19

38

29% Apr

153/4

42%
•108

•„

9,500

19,200

7

25% Mar 20

132

6,900

N

21% Mar

155% Jun

«

No par

(John) & Co

Myers

~i

19,700

Nashville Chatt & St Louis

14

1

2,600

23%

National Acme Co

15

15

6,400

1

Murphy Co (O C)
4%% preferred

;

14,600

17

22

17% Sep

15%

22%
101

19

Sep

85% Dec

23%

3,700

Nov

19% Sep

Dec

15%
223/4

x963A

5,000

50% Nov

16% Sep

12

15%

15%

145,700

8%

•

Co

t

34

19% Mar 27

7%

_No par

TooL

Chemical

Oil

x22

8

8

Jan

<

j

23,700

con?

8

'

12% May

21

300

3,700

22,000

58 Va

28

4

8

18% Aug 18

35

61%

22

15% Jan

Sep

34

59 %

Sep

28% Mar 24

14

9

34%

75%

31

30

Sep

33%

75

Wheel

36% Mar 25

10

23%

34

74%

Products

74% Mar 29

2

23%

23%

333/8

74%

Motor

.

28

*22%

233/4

34%

75%

Motor

'

23 Va

23%

32%

743/4

1

'

*22%

233/4

333A

8%

2

Jan

23

23%

32

75%

Oct

42% Jan

25

Feb

22 3A

233/4

73/4

28

18% Jan

Feb

51

80%

223A

23%

73V4

23% Aug

37

26

50

793/4
*213/4

23%

8Va

Apr 28
4
19% Jan

24% Feb

80 Va

223A

23%

80
*22

733/4

Motorola

53% Nov

7

430

73%

Moore-McCormack Lines

13% Jan
39% Jun

82%

100
pfd.100
20

preferred series A

1

106

82%

50

16% Aug 23
15% Aug 20

4

3

81%

23%

4

23

6

81%

48%

Montgomery Ward & Co

16% Jun

Jan

81%

22%

Monterey

21% Mar

50

12,300

23 Va

Montana Power Co

30% Jan

14% May 19

133/4

48%

80% Aug 23

6

110% Mar

13%

8

38% July 26
3

27% Jan

5

13 Va

21%

49% Jun

34% Mar 18

31

13%

/

48

1

43 % Jan

Dec

13%

8%

4

31

Jan

13%
81%

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.

29

12

104%

13%

47%

14

Dec

43

104%

13 Va

21%

Monsanto

29% Dec

104% May 18

*103%

13%

46 3/4

25% Sep

23

70

104%

13%

21%

Monarch Machine

11% Mar 24

27% Mar 16

105%

47

Mojud Co Inc

12% Jan

26% Mar 13

6,000

105%

22%

16

15

14

4,800

73

105%

104%

463A

19

16

15

11,200

21

Nov

18% Apr

Sep

72%

74

73
♦104

9,400

14%
100 %

46%

17% Aug 27

15% Apr

18

75%

23% *

14

100%

21%

27 % Aug

15

21% Sep

74%

14 Va

100%

104%

1

No par

Mohawk Carpet Mills

15

6

.

73/4

20

11% Sep

21% Dec

14%

46%

7%

10% Sep
21

223A

203A

26% Oct

101

14

0

^Missouri Pac RR 5%

4

31% Feb
;56

993/4

22%

10

Jan

31% Jan
*6

11

14

99%

22 3A

.

12

4

Jan

14%

223/a

80

1,100

No par

Nov

B

133/4
99

Development Co

62

79% Mar 29

32% Mar 26

29% Nov

0

5

16% Jan

Sep

13

23

26%

1

Power

4

Mar 31

Jan

15% Sep
79

23%

135

Mississippi River Fuel Corp

8

61-

22%

26%

Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com

19

Sep

10

22%

23%

Corp

Mission

19

50

4
4

25%

100
25

preferred
& Light

$1.50 2nd conv

37% Oct

Jan

*133%

26

*25%

No par

preferred

1st

$5.50

4

23% Nov

22

preferred

27% Jan

4% Jan

135

26

74

Minnesota

15% July 19

135

26

x72 %

5

37

135

*25%

73

14

6% Mar 12

*133%

26

Minneapolis-Moline Co common

19

23% Mar 25

135

253/4

72%

Oct

41% Mar 17

*133%

No par

Mln & Mfg common

24% Aug

10

135

993A

16

31

4

36%

X97%

Feb

Dec

34% Jun

36%

14 %

$4

5
17

4,600

30%

36%

98

Minn

36%

30 Vs

13%

8

11,400
12,800

36 Va

30%

97%

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg

76% Nov

30%

36 Va

93%

363A

1.50

Minn St Paul & S S Marie

18

30 Va

30 %

No par

5
19

92

30%

36%

No par

Aug

95

303A

134

Shares

91%

37

10

the Week

96

30%

100

14% Nov

Nov. 19

18

36 Va

Corp
Minneap & St Lou Ry

100% Nov

May
9% Jan

943/4

96%

.

5

Midwest Oil

4

Jan

102

29

104

25

21

8% Jan
67

19% Jan

11

27

93%

Nov

10

Inc

55% Jan 26

31

8% Dec

24

Nov. 17

Friday

Wednesday

Nov. 16

30'A

common

1st preferred

8%

Feb

29% Sep

136

Prod

97

95

Monday, November 22, 1954

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday

AND

Tuesday
*

Nov. 15

10

11

20% Jun
8% Dec
53% Feb

94% Jan

Utilities

Midland Steel

Feb

Monday
Par

Petroleum

South

27"% Mar
46% Jan

9

29 % Dec

Apr

Mid-Continent

8

Nov

24% Mar 20

223/4 Jun

42

99

4

65 % Jan

STOCK

YORK

...

Contioutf—Pa|t I
LOW

EXCHANGE

Lowest

Highest
66% Dec

22

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Year1953
Lowest

Chronicle

23

11,900
480

"-30
410
32.200

3,200
18,700
11,300

6,600

8,300
190
260
40

230

26,700
5,500
700

110

5,900

55%

56%

38,400

118Va

118 Va

1,300

!

Volume

(2097)

Number 5379 a. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

180

Continued—Pag* •

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

i

STOCKS
NEW YORK

8% Dec

15

14% Feb

71ft Sep

23

95 V* Jan

9

4

15% Dec

28

37% Aug 31

46 % Dec

21

44% Jan 11

63

9'/a Mar

9% Jan

2

4

14% Nov 17

4

94% Nov

5

14% Jan 26

30% Oct

26

73

Jan

23

July 23

STOCK

Oliver

5

Outboard

2

Jan

6

Jan

8

Outlet

17

16% Oct

15

Apr 29
13% Mar 11

87

11% Feb

16% Jan

4

Sep

18

55'A Dec

21

50

74% July 16

691/4 Jun

16

81

Mar 12

77ft Jan 12

100% Nov

18

Owens-Illinois

11% Jun

18

16

Dec

14ft Jan 20

24 ft Nov

19

Pabco

88

Mar 10

82

96

38

83

Jan

11

Marine

&

93%

94%

93%

93%

94

94

28 ft

28%

28 ft

28%

28%

28%

6,100

ft

61%

61%

62

61%

62 Vs

613/4

62 %

6,800

31%

5,500

61

83y3c

33%

510

33

33%

32%

31

31%

31%

85%

85

85

85

84%

84%

*84%

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

16

1,700

5

Co

34ft

85%

1

Corp (The)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Glass

36,700

94 V4

29 ft

61%

Mfg

Co

Shares

14%

28 %

61%

Overland

84

11%

14 ft

13%

*93%

94%

29%

No par

35% Nov

79% Oct

Nov. 19

14%

93%

(The)

the Week

Friday

Nov. 18

13%

29ft

5
No par

Omnibus Corp
Otis Elevator

13%

Sales for

PRICES

13%

13%

1
100

SALE

Thursday

Nov. 16

13%

Corp common
4%% convertible preferred

9

Nov

Tuesday

Nov. 15

Par

Wednesday
Nov. 17

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest

HIGH

LOW AND

69

69

69

69 ft

69

70 ft

69%

70'A

68%

691/4

3,000

95%

97 ft

96 ft

97 ft

97%

99

99

100'A

99%

lOQift

6,000

23

23 ft

22,500

*94

12.50

31%
*83'/a

140

85

P
Oct

28

7% Oct

6

34% Dec

21

80

11

Jan

7

13% Jan

5

7% Jan

11

48

3

33% Apr

28

Mar

73% Mar 26

57

15

57% Mar

44 ft

May 17

16

30% Feb

16

46

10

32% Nov

2

22% Nov

'j

25

23

23 ft

23

23 ft

23%

24%

—100

*94

95%

94

94

95%

♦94

95%

94

94

5

*9%

10

10

10 ft

10 ft

10%

*10

10'A

*10

10

40 ft

40 ft

40%

40%

40 ft

41ft

68

4%

cum

Pacific

1st

25

17

28% Jan
39 ft Jan

4

45% Aug 17

30

Coast

Pacific

33ft Feb

15

38 ft

Pacific

23

Jan

12

46

140

34% Dec

31

Mar 17

4

Pacific

July 14
July 12
Aug 24

conv

Co

com

common

Finance

67%

67 ft

67 ft

54%

54%

55%

54%

54%

55

55%

140

36%

36%

54%
37%

*54%

36 Vb

373/a

37%

37%

37%

37%

37'A

3,300

25

44%

12,700

43ft

44

43%

44

43%

44 ft

43 ft

44%

44

No par

Corp

36

36 ft

35%

36%

35 VB

36

35 V4

36%

35%

36 ft

4,600

43

43 ft

42%

43

42%

42 3A

42%

423/4

42%

42%

4,000

128 3A

129%

128 3/4

129

153

152

119% Mar 10

114% Jan

13

129 % Jun

25

142% Jan

22

137% Jan

4

154% Nov

9

4% Sep

15

8% Jan

28

9 Vb Nov

19

Pacific

22% Feb

20

4ft May 1R
26ft July 20

39% Nov

16

Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4

9

Pacific Telep & Teleg com
Consolidated

Corp

8% Apr

16

9% Jan

8

8% Jan

5

Feb

4

8% Sep

14

11% Feb

26

9ft Jan

4

17% Nov

18

Pan Amer World Airways Inc

64% Oct

1

19

88% Mar 25

Oct

25

84% Apr

98% Dec

May 13

SI

67

97% Jan

4

103% Sep
9% Nov

11

10

24% Sep

Sep

30

Apr

6

2

Jan

30% Mar 27

26% Jan

Dec

30

34% Jan

7

30% Jun

10

44% Jan

7

21ft May 6
30ft Jun 22

33% Jun

16

39% Jan

30

35 ft Jan

15

17

23

4

Jan

8

Jan

7

38% Dec

11

Jan

5

27% Sep

15

34

20% Nov

32

27 ft Aug

Dec

10

23

27

Oct

27ftJun

24

73 ft Jan

4

89% July

37% Jan

4

74

41% Dec 28

27

Jun

10

Jun

2

107% Feb

37% Apr
105

3

10

Penney

47% Nov

19

107

Apr 13

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

4%

4ft

4%

4%

43/8

5
25

4%
13'A

No par

46%

Penna

17

July

Cement

Penn-Dlxie

4

18

113

Oct

25

Mar 18

108

Nov

4

45% Aug 26

Penn

Corp

preferred
Power

4.40%

16% Dec

29

23% Jan

5

15% Mar 25

19

Nov

17

Pennsylvania

29

52% Jan

5

41

2

51

Nov

15

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co

10

15

14% Apr

23

5

21% Nov

15

Penn-Texas

34% Oct

11

Peoples

Sep

28% Sep
127

Sep

15
14

10% Jan

15

Mar 18

134% Jan

22

33

15% May 21

4

169

Mar 26

13 ft Jan

4

Sep

15

Dec

28

Feb

Jan

30

101ft Feb

9

6

18% Jan

4

21% Mar

46

19% Mar 25

30

34% Oct

July 28

9

73 ft Nov

18

108% Jan

2

100% Jun

29

21

43% Feb

5

30ft Jan

4

327/b Jan

19

16
24

Jun

1

99

24

Jun

86

87/s Sep

2

Nov

39% May 28
26% Jun
3
103

Oct

22
30

103

Jan

11

107% Sep

12

107

Jan

11

110

18% Jan

21

7% May

8

May

12% Nov

3

Co

19

common—No par

27

36% Jan

5

28

Feb

17

37% July 19

Phllco

Apr

28

88

Nov

27

83

Jan

7

95

41% Dec

29

55

Mar 13

2

44 V* Jan

88% Dec

29

87

Dec

30

98% Jan

18% Jan

27

29

Dec

23

98

Jan

29

.69% Mar 25

preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
preferred
100
3.9% series preferred
100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
•—100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
5

92% Jun

1

48% Sep

101

15

10

Dec

30

32

Sep

21

95

July 22

19

Jan

Jan

34ft July

23

Jun

23

95

Apr

8

July 20

90

Jan

11

29

Mar

9

45% Aug

3

93ft Feb

5

97% Apr

2

53ft Jan

4

67% May 27

10% July 15

16

Aug

5

35

May 18
37% Jan 14

48% Nov

18

Jan

2

100

6

22% Mar 27

21

Jan

106% May 22
18% Dec 29

106% May 22

113

12

Nov

Jan

5

94

Feb

17

29

97

Jan

41% Sep

15

59% Feb

11

Sep

15

16% Mar 18

148% Apr

21

162

Sep

3

155

11

165

Feb

6

158

58% Mar 16

52

24

76% Dec

153% Jun
44

Sep

6% Dec

18

Plllsbury Mills Inc common

104

Sep

27

34

Nov

17

1

113

Nov

Pitts

Pitts Coke & Chem Co

1

22% Mar

80

Jan

6

90% Sep

21

7

77% Jan

4

86 ft Oct

20

3

42% Mar

3

61ft Nov

18

13

18

1

160

Sep

8

169

Jun

9

July

5

31

9% Feb

26

6ft Jan

4

12% Sep

15

21% Jan

5

12% Jan

4

23

Nov

18

Sep

21

73% Feb 27

60% Jan

4

76

Oct

11.

59% Dec

31

75

Mar 20

62% Jan

11

80

Nov

19

17% Sep

15

18% Oct

29

24

Nov

19

Jun

3

18ft Jan

8

25% Mar 18

Jan

9

18

Sep

14

Apr 27
2
31% Jan

Sep

14

98

10% Sep
23% Sep

15

12% Jan

14

86

150

July 30
14

146

89% Jan

11

10% Feb

150

5

Aug 26

30 ft Sep

Sep

14
14

17% Nov

18

120

1

24

Jan

4

30 ft Oct

13

23

347/8 Apr
46% Feb

2

30% Dec

3

22

May

4

35

29

13% Oct

13

17% Jan

29

14ft Jan

4

19

Aug

5

19% Mar 23

16ft Jan

7

19% Nov

12

71% Dec

16

68

15% Jan

20

16

Jun

8

59% July
1
9% Dec 31

Feb

Jan

11% Aug

9% Mar 31

Publicker Industries

5

76 V* Dec

29

82% Jan

5

72% Mar 16

80

Jan

20

5

35% Dec

11

33ft Jan

18

46% NOV

17

29% Jun

■

'■i

37% Dec

29

35% Jan

7

43

Jun

23

84% Nov

5

82% Jan

7

92 ft Mar

22

;

18

73

V1

Jun

3

26

Jan

5

25ft Jan

12

22

27'A Jan

20

25
Sep 15
25% Jan
4

26 ft Nov

24Vb Jun
24% Jun

9

27% Feb

24

25ft Jan

4

31ft Aug 12

92

4

6

97% Jun

2

Jun

102

Jan

102

I*

35% Sep

15

43% Jan

20

42% Sep

14

64ft Jan

2

103

■i

Jun

103% Apr
104% Nov

6
9

66 ft Nov

18

65 Vb Sep

24

Sep

7

111% NOV

16

Jan

4

25% Aug 31
131% Jun 17

30% Mar

9

28

Jan

33% July 15

cum

Quaker State Oil

293/a Jan

6

22% Jan 11

38% Nov

17

Radio Corp

Nov

19

68

Jun

18

2% Oct

15

79

15

Jan

2

4% Jan

6

5% Dec

4

Feb

26

96

35 ft Dec

30

47% Mar 25

footnotes

see

Nov

page

28

9

Jan

4

2% Jan

28

76

4% Mar
90% Jan
37

Jan

1

12
4

,

86% Nov
7

July

5
6

99 ft Mar

15
29

47% Nov

19

9% Sep

$3.50
RKO

1st

Pictures

Corp

50

20%

21 ft

34%

34%

71 /a

lbb

HI ft

107ft

18%

18%

49

49%

7,700

20%

20%

30,200

49%

50 ft

21

20%

21

34%

34

34 ft

*34

157

157%

156

156 Vs

157%

49%

49%

48%

48%

14 ft

14%

14 ft

14%

14

14 ft

71

72

*106

108

73 ft

73

26%

26 ft

72 ft

71

108

*106

108

*106

26 ft

2b /8

9%

9 ft/

9%

9VB

93/8

6,900

28,100

108%

108

X46 %

473/a

47

473/4

46

x37%

37%

37%

37%

37%

25%

X25 ft

,

34%

107%

1,040

47

4.6 '/a

47%

17,600

373/4

3 7 5/b

47%

7,400

25%

25%
111%

112

370

*101

102

101%

1013/4

200

107

*105%

107

*105%

109

*108

109

253/4

*111%

112%

100%

*101

102

*101

102

106

*105%

107

*105%

109

*108

109

109

11%

11%

ll3/a

36%

33%

353A

36

11%
36%

93%

93%

933/4

94

95

36 ft

34 ft

106%

IIIV4

253a

112

36%

353/4

107

10.9

2,000

107%

34aA

36'/a

X34%

112

11 "ft

2,700

108

*106

9%

36 3a

25 ft

44,200

70%

70%

400

14ft

14

9ft

108 3a

113

2,300

48%

26%

38%

38 /e
.,01/

157

*48%

26 ft

9ft

48

3J0

34%

26%

36 ft

108 ft

610

172,400

26%

9%

47 ft

6,200

263/a

26ft

37%

36
108

H* A
100 /a
106
108
11 ft
34/a
03 ,4
3b

111ft

493/4

20%
*34

100
140

*106 ft

19

48 ft

72%

8,100

48

107

18%

158%

108

4,000

72%

107 ft

*106'A

19

48 ft

157

88%

111%

111%

107 ft

18 ft

14%

14 ft

25%
111

12 ft

36 ft

37

363/a

36 ft

36%

89

87%

87%

36%

36 ft

1,200

120

12%

*94

99

*94

11%

•

JO

107

109

109

113A

25%

44,900
36,300
230

99

30,900

37

*87

36%

36%

87%

36%

87

87

300

.85
33

200

9"
63 /a
11
7
.7

33'<8
*113

89

*87%

86 "ft

*85

86 ft

*85

86

85

*85

86

34 ft

*67%

*33

34 ft

*33

34 ft

*33

33 ft

*33

34 ft

983a

97

97

*96

98 3A

*96

98 3/4

"50

63%

65 ft

64

V2

65VB

64%

32,000

12ft

lift

lift

98%

*96

63

65

♦11

13

63%
13

46%

46%

*101%

103v2

46%
102%

33 ft

33%

33%

48 ft

47

*101%
33%

48%

48

103%

*102

33 ft

19ft

xl8ft

19

18 ft

183A

18%

18 3/4

*82%

85

83

83

85

86

80

80

801/4

80

157 /a
165

68 A
7
21%

74 ft
78/4

23
148
2b ft
108 a

79

x79

81

79

59 ft

59

59%

593A

16'/a

15 ft

15%

15 VB

161

*157%

159ft

*157%

*165

168

*165

♦157%

168
69 ft

7ft

7'/a

21%

22%

22 VB

22%

221/4

74%

22 ft

743A
•

74%

73%

74

74%

79

79

79

79

22%

22%

23 ft

23 ft

78%
X22

ft

109

27

27%

108

109%

61ft
15%

26%
109

7

26%

27%
110

30

33%

33

I,800

125

18%

18%

8,600

86

100

81

81

1,100

60'A

9,000

15%

3,500

59%
15%

*1571%

161

161

~30

167

167

69%

69%

693A

7VB

7'A

7,700
II,400

23

22 ft

22%

30,700

743/4

75

75

79%

79%

80

3,700

23%

23 ft

24

13,900

108

190

*147*

*147

*147

*147

27ft

6,100

102

7ft

691/4

68%

7ft

7

7ft

100

48%

48

*85

165

165

68%

68 VB

68%

23%

15%

15%

168

78ft

603A

60%
161

12 ft

*113

125

*113

64 ft
*11

102

104

33ft

34
125

*113

125

*113

125

*11

85

85

27

1083A

26 ft

107 %

26%
108

5,606
440

17 ft

1,800
5,200

16%

16%

16%

16 3A

16%

17

17V2

16
28

28 3/4

28

28 VB

28

28 ft

27%

28

273/4

28

333/B

33%

*34

34

34 ft

34%

34%

1,500

33 ,a
17 . a

333/4

341/4

1

17%

17%

173/4

17%

17%

17%

17%

17 ft

17%

2,400

No par

10

19%

No par
5
No par

93%

ljj

<<
44ft
39 ft

89 A
^5 /a
28
28 7
Mb

102
104
63
62 ft

110 ft

6ft

16

49

88

71%

43%

1113/4

111%

130

43 ft

48 ft

1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No oar

15

27% Nov

Jan

18%

150

28%

*106

43%

43%

20

28

*46 ft

43%

43%

49

18

48

107

♦106

•106 ft

108

*107

157%

36 ft
84%

156 ft Nov

21ft Jan 15

*46 ft

34%

of America com—No par
preferred
No par

preferred

5

2

73 ft

47%

21%

100
Refining Corp—10

6%

2

25% Jan

(The) com

83%

71ft

47%

112 ft

32 ft
138 A
26 Vs

Quaker Oats Co

88

72%

47%

107

1,100

' 1 27%

5
5

Serv Co of

146% Feb

143

Inc com

88%

70%

.

17

preferred
Colorado
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%%
preferred
100
4.32% preferred
23
4.16% preferred
.——25
Pub Serv El & Gas com
Nopal
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The) common
No par
5%
conv preferred
—100
$4.75

Public

15

21




16

29% Aug 17

4

107

For

Mar 19

4

4

86

3

40% Jan

109% Mar

3ft Sep

27

Aug 10

47

2

20% Sep

July 20

&

Procter

26% Jun

•1

Power Co
Gamble

Potomac Electric

28%

87

74

112'a

*i?V7

96% Aug 25

17

*28

88

*106

1,700

36%

*28

70%
*46

47%
24%

47

37

87 ft

43%

^9 ft

Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Poor & Co class B

28

18%

1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co (The)
common
-1
5%% conv preferred
100
Plough

28

51

—1

Co

Pittsburgh Forgings Co

60

146

100
corn—No par

Pitts Consolidation Coal

18

7% Aug

&

convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par

15

Mar

69% Nov

C

28%

43%

$5

Aug 12
Apr

C

St, L RR

1
8

16% Nov

11% Jan

Inc

Pitney-Bowes

♦28

108

25
No par
2

$4 preferred

9
11

July

29% Jan

Dec

77

6

82 ft

19

101

3%%

83

5

3

common—

28 ft

106 %

7

80

Corp

*28

106%

j^w2

26% Nov

July 13

28%

47%

•»*:;

4.4%

5

*28

28%

6,900

*24 Vb

24%

*28

9,100

14

36%

*24 %

36%

5,600

4ft

4%
14

47 ft

47

24%

72%

'8

No par
preferred
100
3.8%
preferred
100
4.3%
preferred
100
4.68%
preferred
100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron——1

4

26

Electric

(conv)

37

87 V*

48
j?"

5
1
100
12.50

47%

37

*24%

112%

$1 conv preference com

Oct

Feb

108

Phila

115

May 28

94

& Co Inc com

(Chas)

4%
2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp

12

5

108% Nov

7

July

4

11

Jan

Pfizer

48

32 ft Jan

106

5

Jan

99

10

96% Jun
104

Jan

Pfelffer Brewing Co

112% Mar 30

23ft Jan

25% Mar 17
111

11
11

Feb

463/4

24%

47

1,500

4ft

4ft

14 ft

500

10

10

4ft

4ft
14

37%

28%

'

100
6

14 ft

47

44 ft

No par

America—

38

91V2 Jun

20% Jun

preferred
Corp of

15% Jan

20

29% Sep
28 % Jun

4% %

Petroleum

43/a

*24 ft

106%

33fto

Co

Pet Milk Co common

16

Aug 27
26% Nov 18

Aug 30

Inc

Stores

Drug

Pepsi-Cola

108

30 ft Jun

20

July 23

16% Mar 12

11

105

8

Sep

RR
Corp

Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

Sep 21

64 ft

49

99
17 V*

14% Dec

Dec

48

38% Aug 21

26

31

32% May 27
148% Mar 16

11

Sep

28

Mar

11% Jan

10%

4ft

*37

28%

100

40 y4 Dec

10 VB

4ft

4ft
14

43

*42 ft

43

37%

*46

100
50
10
10
5
100
100

V

33%

333/4

33 ft
*42 ft

46%

24 ft
028
28%
86 ft
70 ft

Light com—No par

&

preferred
series preferred

4%%

4%
14

*36

/

24%

37ft

No par
25
25
25
No par
7
com
1
100

Corp

Sand

Glass

5%

8

35ft Jan
104

Transportation
No par
& Enterprises
5

preferred
preferred
(J C) Co

$1.30

7
16

1,100

43

4%

14,100

20,400

34

43

13%

38,800

33%

37 ft

33%

43

4%

20

8%

8%

37%

3 7'A

43

13%

103 ft

36%

103 ft

104

10,400

*36

38%

42%

preferred

29

Nov

106ft Feb

30% Jun

35y8 Mar 18

29% Jan

75

37%

36%

Penlck & Ford

9

73

36

34

Peninsular Telep common

39% Mar 19

75%
8%

38

8

29% Nov 30

105,400

74%

36%

33 ft

24

81% Dec

200

17%

8%

33 ft

38% Oct

26% Aug 27

9%

17

36 ft

39%

407* .jun

$1.32

*9

*103

33
42%
10%
4%

Mines

136,800

9%
17%

8%

38%

2.50

38%

37 Vb

3 5 "ft

Co

39%

38%

8%

9

1
1

Corp

Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred

5

8%
35 ft

,

104

103

104

9ft

128,300

*9

No par

Pictures

47% Nov 17

29% Mar

*103

104

360

9%

16%

9

9

35%

Patino

$1

9 ft

36 %

Rust

Parmelee

17

9

*103
8%

100
1

Proof

65% Mar 19

101

preferred

Parker

30 % Sep

14

4%

Panhandle Oil Corp

4

28

37%

763/4

7% Feb 23
4% Nov 15

7

Feb

39%

*9

753A

10

May

30ft Jan

3

21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14

2

36 ft

75%

45% Aug 19
lift Sep
7

35

6
18

38%

75

Distillers Corp

14 ft Nov

22
20

36 ft

38

8%

8

39 ft

960

153 %

83A

*152

8%

76%

Co

2% Apr 26
10ft May 11

2% Dec
10% Oct

152

73/3

75

&

3ft Mar 12

152

163/4

Parke Davis

6ft Feb

153%
78a

7%

16%

Park & Tilford

9

*152

8ft

16%

Paramount

5

154

7%

15%

29

8% Jan

152

16ft

11

8% Apr

129 ft

9

Nov

15

129

16

37% Jan

21

129%

1

37 ft Nov 17

6% Sep

129

10

preferred

40

4% Sep

129

Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par

7

4

15
15

5 ft

128%

100
100
1

preferred

4%

40

67

*53%

22

47% Mar 31

350

68

*67

68

30

1,300

41

*67

Electric

&

Mills

Tin

♦67

40 3A

No par
10

Corp

110% Sep

6%

41

40 3/4

10 ft

No par

Gas

Lighting

Pacific

23%

No par

preferred noncum
preferred noncum

2nd

55% Oct

37% nov

20

Mar 17

40

34% Jun
?

2

24

No par

preferred

Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc

9

Sep 22

43% Aug 12
67% Nov 12

May 17

Oct

25 % Jun

55% Jun

nov

12

Inc

Products

-8

9

97%
46

3,100

19%

19%

20

19%

20

19%

19%

20

20

94

93 ft

93%

93 Vt

93%

94%

95

10 VB

9%

10%

93%
9%

94 ft

9%

76'A

76%

76%

77

77

240

10 ft

10

9%

9%

6,800

11,900

77

76%

76%

76 ft

44%

45

45 Va

45%

46%

*46

46 Va

453A

46

4,500

39%

40 %

40

40 VB

39%

40 Vb

4,400

-»

39%

39%

89%

89

89 Va

90

90

♦89%

90%

40

26 ft

*26

26%

♦26

26 Va

*26

26%

253A

25%

400

26 Vb

*25%

26 Vt

*25%

2 6 3/8

*25%

263/e

100

40

26%
29

26 VB

28%

29

28%

28%

28%

90%

28%

♦893/a

28%

29

18,600

30%

30%

303/4

30

30%

30 Vb

30%

102

*102

102%

102%

1023/4

♦102

1023/4

102 %

102 %

*104

105

103ft 103 Va

103%

103%

360

105

66 VB

64%

653/4

9,000

61%

62%

19,000

111%

111%

400

30%

64 ft

30 Va

62%

63%

♦104 ft
64

105

65%

63

62 ft

62%

62%

63

113

111%

111%

*110%

113

32%
26/2

36%
84%
6%
? /a

97%

47

32%
♦156

32%
158

32'A
♦156

32%
158

64%
62%
111

32 ft
156

62%
111

32 ft
156

32
•156

27

32 ft

158

273/8

26%

273/8

36%

38%

38

383/4

37%

38%

36%

373A

85 ft

853A

85

86

84%

84%

84

84

6ft

6 ft

6%

6%

6ft

9ft

9 ft

9ft

9 ft

98

98

98

47 Vb

47 ft

47'A

*97%
47 ft

80

100.300

27

47 ft

3,900
4,700

27%

*97 V*

120

27 ft

26%

9

4,900

1,200

6ft

6ft

6ft

5,200

9ft

9ft

9ft

22,800

98

47 ft

♦97%
47 %

98

47%

20

1,200

25

26

The Commercial and- Financial Chronicle

(2098)

STOCKS

Bang* for Previous
V
Highest

Lowest

Highest

1

57% Nov

18

39% Oct

15

11

17% Nov

19

13

31% Nov ,19

40% Aug 26

4%

36

4%

14

35% Jan

S

25 % Jan

4

28

34% Jan

15

31% Jan

4

14% Mar 18

8% Jan
26 % Jan

8

Sep

15

26 % Oct

9

33% Jan

36% Dec

24

41% Feb

31 % Dec

22

36

12%

5

36 Va Feb

1

6

Mar

29% Nov

6

Jan

8

-

30% Jan

28

32

16

Feb

26

6

Sep

YORK

LOW

STOCK

Rayonier

Inc

Monday

•!

EXCHANGE

*

Sep

30% Dec

22

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1953

Tuesday

Nov. J.5

Par

,

Jun

Real

Silk

Reed

1

Roller

Hosiery

12

22 % Mar 23

15

Sep

16% Jan
12 V8 Apr

19% Aug 17
18% July 22

4

15% Jan

6

53%

56.,

56

56%

56 %

57%

55% " 57

38%

38%

38%

38 Va

38-a

37%

38

38%

38 Va

I.OJO

14%-

lo

14"/4

15 '/ 4

I0V4

15%

lova

lo Va

lo

17V4

145,500

50

28

28%

28%

28 V2

28%

29 Va

29

29:,/4

29%

31%

lo,500

%,

50

*29

*40

41

♦40

41

33%

33%

*33%

34

*33%

34

*28'/a

29 Va

30

Y

29

,29

27

16

Reeves

Reis

4% May

3

24% July

1

29

7

10% July 30
62 % Nov: 19

4

Dec

23

25

Sep

23

31% Feb

26

9% Dec

18

14% Jan

19

54 % Apr

29

62 % Jun

1

55 Va

13% Sep

21

19% Feb

2

14 y4 Jan

84

14

97

7% Mar 20

6% Aug

4

?

Sep

18

-Jan

-

8% May

23

36%

v

103

i

93% Feb

18

19

Jan

11

f

Jan

11

v

Jan

4

9% Sep

14

11% Jun

3

10% Jan

14

52% Mar 17

47% J an

11

42% Oct

37% Feb

24

2% Sep

31 %

4% May 18

17

7

Apr

5 % Feb

21

48

16

31

49

80% Jun

58% July 21
5

5

98 vu Dec

14

46

2

-

i

10

'<

Feb

Co

5%

26'%

26%

10%

10 Va

10

60

60 %

^60

34%

35%

>101%

101%

5

series—

100
50c

preferred

•

25
1

:

Corp—,—

$1

convertible

Co

iwctals

ixcynolus

29% Mar 18

i,—No

43% Sep

Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Common

i—

*

4
16

9

26% Dec

11

23

9% Dec

18

May
7% Jan

7

13% Oct

Rheem

27%Mar

3

9% May

3

15% Aug

2

21% May

4

41

-

J

•

'•

•

Manufacturing

Richfield

26% Dec

44Va Mar 10

29

16% Sep

15

22% Oct

'20

7

21% Mar

; 27

3

4

■

.

35% Jun

23

18% Dec

29

21% Nov

Mftr 22

'

l"o"%

Jan

13

22% Jan

24

Dec" *15

30

17%

May 18

281% Oct
105 *

35

32% Jan

23

40% Dec

*

■1

12

93% Nov

88% Jan

43%

7

Jan~~5

31% Jan

19% Nov

24

18% Jan

29

33% Jan

30

22

14
15

.77% Feb

2

29

Nov

62 % Jan

312

5

211

Apr

160

150

Jan

Sep

14

123

28

47% Sep
991/2 Oct

4

11
14,

-

5

96.

27;

Sep"14

Nov

12

Jan~I5

,15% Mar

22

9-

12.

93% Jan

23% Mar 25

Apr

20 Va Jan

4

14% May

May 26
17% Sep 15
91 % Sep
9

3

28

29%

Gas

El

&

&

&

25

Corp___No par
Axle Co
—5

Corp

103% Nov

15

28

Jan

.6

17% Apr

28

15

17

Mar 23

11% Jan

4

47% Sep

24% Dec

30

98

6

89

2g

102

31% Jan
•f

12

86% Feb

29

81% Jun

Jan
Feb

91%
105

2

Feb

-3

17% Nov

61

20

Jan

108'/2 Nov

8

25 Va Jan

4

Nov

10

102% Jan

15

17% Jan

5

85

Nov

96% Nov

May 26

31% Nov

Jun

19

15% Jun

10

17% Dec

3

15

79% Jan

29

74

Jan

14

14

45% July 31

42

Jan

4

"76V2 Nov

15

26

24

Jan

4

29% Nov

36% Sep
21% Sep

99% Aug 24 '

,

Dec

" 8

103% Nov

I

102

Jan

109

Oct

Scott

18 t

16

11 ^

;

15

5

107

Nov

Nov

•

17'
*

16

July 21

13

Jan

17

57 Va Mar 16

78% Nov

11

26% Mar 27

21% Jan

12

391/4 Nov

19

15

12% Mar 12

7% Jun

4

.10% Feb

3

13

14% Feb

6% July

7

9% Jan

13

26

27

80

35% Sep

18

42% Dec

32

15

43%'Mar 16

Sep

14

Apr

52

3

.

40

7

10%

10%

10%

10%

10 Va

15

17% Jan

,

6

10 % Sep

30

Shattuck

29% Nov

16f

Slieailer

4

s

60

5

:

Mar 15

28

% Sep

15

34

20

30

43% Mar .20

36 % Jan

11

'43%: Mar 20

14

42

Aug

5

37 :

Jan

8

17% Feb

27

8

Dec

22

36% Oct

21

58% Mar

42% Oct

15

70% Feb

13

Dec

8

1

4

35

25

30

18% Jun f

18

37% Jan

5

14

21% Mar 20

'

1

30

Sep
14% Sep
.

Jun

4% Sep

18

4

140% Mar 13

71/# Feb

14
2

15.

1

53

May

Dec

31

:32%
33

Dec

16

33% Jun

53% Feb

9

40

Jan

15

16% Feb-'

22% Jun

11

27 V8 Feb

23

Jun

5

35% Dec

1
5
13

39% Mar 16

13% Sep

29

33% Feb

0

2
24

10

49% Mar 18

22%

22%:

24%

25 Va

72%

73

73%

74

Ry CO—100

Aug 27,

19
19

Nov

9

4

49% Sep

4

25% Aug Hi
175

18
1

5% Jan

4

14Va Jun
•

6

49 % Jan

8

29% May

6

34

Jan

Aug 19

91/4 Nov

17

; 18Va Aug 23'
•

•

54

Mar

37% Jan

1
18

11
'

Inc.

(A

Solar

29

South
South

;

5%

Amer

12% Jan
4

Apr

69% Nov

4% Mar 16
82

Oct

.

4

Jan

22

4

If
4

Va Nov 18

.Tan

74% Aug
100% Nov

12

6 Va Jan

27

106

55Ve Mar 31
1\

18

49 % Oct

19

3
3

56V4

57

86 Va

86%
110%

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*80

87:

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5.500

87 ;

*108;
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21

73%

75

29V4

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108

39

107

39

15V4

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76%

77-a

76 %

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77%

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7

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7%
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7

53 %

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78

37V4

39

39%

39

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8'/4

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7 Va

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1,400

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8%

*

8

7%

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3,300

15%

12,800

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7%

52%

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53%

54

57

56

57%

57^4

57%

59

58%

59%

59%

31%

32%

32%

33%

32%

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29,000

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31%

5,800

11,600
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9%

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10

10%

29

29

29%

55%

56%

551/4

56%

56

20%

21%

20%

20%

20%

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12%

12%

39%

39%

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41

12%
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10

10 Va

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10
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29%

28

10

%

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780

,.

8,200
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200

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57%

56'

56%

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20

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20%

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20 Va

5^600

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13%

18,200

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391/4

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20%

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12 Vs

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12%

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39%

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40%

41

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.

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41%

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56

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46%

46%

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5,100

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44%

a

45%

45

46V4

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46 %

46V«

46%

28,700

45%

46

45%

40%

46%

39%

39%

451%

45%

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39%

39 V4

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40

39V4

39%

38%

39 Va

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5

10%

10%

10

10 %

10%

11%

12%

37,900

common

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100

,k

49

*47

48

100

Inc

Oil Co

54%

55%

52%

19%

19%

19%

—

5

.

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'

25%

26%

15

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46%
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pfd—100

.

178

25%
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34

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v

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38%

38%

45%

44%

45

17

17%

28%

28 %

7.50

31%

31%

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49%

49%

*38%
-

11%
49%

51

56%

1,050

\ " 18%

18%

1,800

25%

25%

45%

46%

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21%

178

168

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9

.

-

40

25

25 s/r

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46 Va

46,200

21-

21Va

13,500

-

178

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178

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•.

17%
54%

8,200

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33%

34%

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39 Va

>

8%

17%

341,4

44%

8%

17%

54
•

9V4

17%

54
34

;

54%

21%

9

34ia

12"

-

49

18%
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'

54%
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46 Va

17%

54

V*.

44%

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Co

(Del)

8%
17%

25%

-

•

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38%

5

Elec

25%

178

54

35 %

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19V4

46

21%

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8%

34%

19

21

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54

'

v

46

21 Va

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54

19%'

11V4

; 48

48

64%

25%

47 %

1

Inc

I

Co

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4,400

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15%

52%

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77V4

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-

30%

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,

&

15%

58 %

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Co

9,600
.

107

38%

77%

•

1

3

107

38'/4

31%

*28

1

America

20%

10

741/4

29 '/a

30%

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:

83

73%

108

100

900

211/4

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7%

7

Va

87

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*

7%

'

7

No par
1

:

8

7%

1

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38

15%

36%

-1

108 Va

39V4

15%

76%

5

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15%

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107

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61

109 %

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73%

5

Gold

57%;
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-

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V!

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21%

29%

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Pacific

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110 Va

*211/4

83

86 Va

86% V

*108

29%

SI.eel

Southern Natural

57%

72

—

Indiana

56%

74%

Mobile & Ohio

&

Co

stk

Public

Service

33%

34%

6,400

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39%

38%
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38%
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10,600

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171/4

41,100

45

44%

45

16%

17V4

28

28'/4

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'

55,500
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400

'

16%

17 Va

16%

17

28

,

284/

28

28

31%

31%

31%

31%

31

48%

49%

31%

31

49%

51V4

311/4

7,500

49%

50Ta

50

50%

92,000

13,900

„

preferred

Co

Spencer Kellogg & Sons

19
3

80% May
5
12% Dec 29

91

86% Jan

4

22

10% Sep

92% Sep
16% Nov

20% Mar 18

14% Sep

19

2

Conv

$4.50

Standard
$3.50

(The)

new

common—

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pfd
—

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671'a

49

49 Va

48 3 4

49%

90 Va

89

89

1

25% ~2G

1

16

par

No par
6

20%
39%

2

(stamped )_No par

1

Brands

6

5
Inc

com—No par

preferred

9%
65 %

*78

63%
100
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4%
5 "a

80

62%

1

15 5a

5%

4%

*5%
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_1

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16

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Sperr.v

69% Aug 11

67

-66%
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-

19

Spiegel Inc

Co

common

19

11%'Aug 12

-

50
100

1

1

—

Spencer Chemical

Corp

No par

ctfs

common

$5.50 preferred
4.20

tr

NOV

38% Nov

12% May 17
12Va Jan 28

Southern Railway common
5%
non-cum
preferred

41% Nov
'

46% Nov




55%

.16%

"

,

-

27%

,

27%

,

900

'

11

5

28

16%

29%

18

South'n

4

page

83

54

32% Aug 11
51% Nov 17

11

see

*79V2.

8%

2

28 Va Jan

footnotes

21%

16 Va

21% '21%

17%

4

24% Jan

6

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21%

1

36% Jan

53'% Jan

17% Jan

„,

110%;

Carolina E & O Co com_4.50
preferred
50

South

6

15

21%

Southern

29% Mar 18

For

*108%

19

67% Mar 23

11

21%

73%

Gas

Solvay American

291/4 Aug 23

31% Jan
Feb

21%
17

29 %

Corp

Aircraft

5

21% Aug 31
15

30%
*85

100

Pen Co

Smith-Douglass
Socony Vacuum

0

25

Sep

11%

21-a
16%

'-86%

Smith-Corona Inc

15% Jan

34% Oct
52% Dec

54%

.11%

21%
17V4

1

(Alexander) Inc
31/2%
preferred
4.20% preferred

25% May
28% Feb

99% Nov
5

55

53%

11Tb

-

86%

Spear

9% Mar 19

48,300

5

13

19% Jan

37,800

16%

100

6% Apr

14

4,000

21%

100

20

14

11%

17

30%

5'/4 Jan

Sep

11%

21'A:

11%

21%
•

30%

22

5 Va

12

17%

.,30 '/a

Spalding (A G)
Bros Inc—
Sparks Wlthington Co—
No

12% Sep

11%

21%

16%

301/4

3

21

11%

21%

30 %

16% Nov

Dec

11%
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30%

5

7% Mar 25

3,900

301/a

9

60% Dec 22

15,900

26 %

96 Va

Southwestern

,

17%

109 Va

29 Va Aug

107

17%

26%

96 Va

15

2

17%
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103'/4

♦107 %

Oct

18

20

17V4

25Va

961/2

25

29

103%

18 Va

25%

109 '/a

90

Oct

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17%

25V4

40

—

23.700

25%

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com

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50

34%

18

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1

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;

1

17%

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34

'

25%

preferred-No par

of

165

17%

95%

i

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230

25%

25

(The)
—

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73% '

17%

7.50

A)

♦102V2

35,000

15,100

*25%

108 Va

14

Feb

103 «/4

2,700

25Va

73%

34%

95%

Jan

4% Dec

*102 Va

34

108%

80

44

34%

102%

102 Va

34%

95%

5

103

103%

34%

510

1,500

22%

,25

230

108V2

Jan

7% Mar 17

*102%

34

16,100

38%

*146 v

*95

37

31

34%

441/a
107

22%

\

165 Y

*107

39V4 Jan

4% Dec

34

boo

.

37 Va

'-

230
-

No par

49% May 20

May"25

*146

4,900

■

9d%

106%

*.>.

No par

40

15%

230

165

No par

»

11

11% Dec 11

230

*146

1.40

21

2

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Ibo

5

Mar 30

80% Oct

230

*146

50,300

10

38

May 21

*226%

105

9d

112,700

10

73

Sep
36% Sep

230

100

j.

&

"

44%

98

08

98%

230

South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8%
preferred 1
1
25
Southern California Edison
i
25

July 28

44%

*98

-,a

♦146

39V« Aug 19
46% Aug 19

11

37% Jan

17

\
-

r

98

5

4

Smith

19

32% Aug 25

4

Co

&

Sinclair Oil

Nov

98

100

Corp

Co.

44

25%

Co

Oil

Oil

Y

22 V4

24

Skelly

l2"a

22-/8

Mfg Corp

Smith

12 %

73

(Frank

Sheraton

12;«

24 Va

common

Co

12 '/«

25

fund

(W

/

22 </b

preferred

Oil

47 %

13

43%

43%

20-1/4

%

to

72%

Simmons Co

20

.

43%

70%

20%

\

24%

preferred—

Steel

Sheiler.

14

56 Va Nov

•

44%

69 V4

4U*/4

,,*22%

Simonds Saw.&

51

23

13

70%

20%

4J

25%

15

12% Nov

13

68%

20%

■

22%

17

15% Jan

138% Feb

Mar 26

Oct

15% Jan

15

35% Jan
'

27

11% Jan
47

Apr

Shell

50% Mar 29

May
5
,13% Jan 12

6

5.

42

%0

21% Mar

14% Dec

121

6% May

13

69%

"Jk .4

:

72%

common

400

/

20%

£

71%

47% Sep

25% Jan

l2-!a

1

24%

39% Nov

*35% Jan

29

21% Nov

'i.

22%

41% Nov

.

32% Jan

33 % Oct

23% Sep

Oct

13% Sep

29 % Jan

Dec

30% Sep

Inc

$4.50

15% Jan
7

Servel

Sharon

35

Jan

v

Shamrock

4

20%

"xVv'V

No par

Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberllng Rubber Co,

11

42% July 19

67%

21%

i<

15c

Roebuck

26

25% Jan

13% Sep

Sears

,

37% Mar 11L

11% Mar 25

67%

20%

to', 2

3 9 Va

Oil CoSeagrave Corp -

60

26% Feb

66%

21%

t(

38V4

Co

V 270/ >

;

67%

20%i

1

39%

Seaboard

69Va Jan

29

6

15'

sink

4

22

11,100

10%

38%

preierred

4

Dec

8

11V4

10'%

39%

—

Elec

10

24% Dec

10%

IO1/4

X38%

.preferred

conv

Jan

Nov

17,400

40%

M'fg Co common
preferred

Nov

27Va May
8%. Jan

30

28%

39%

preferred

$5.75

19"

20% Sep
8% Sep

39% Nov

1 Oo'/a

>

'

181/4 May 24

7

"

28

lo

Paper Co common—

3.35%

*103

44%

Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co common

11

*265

105%

Co common—No par
A 5%.
100

preierred

3.65%

270

107%

Power

800

:: 23,100

♦265

28%.

43%

22%

1,400

-

*103 Y.
28

-12%

"

43%

270

29%

V2 '

2u,3uQ

I

105

4

28%

Va

Electric

Scran Ion

19

33

3

$4

4.30%

21% Aug 18 i
83

.

17% Mar 24

60% Oct

105

29%

107 %

Corp
Industries

8covill

4

62% Dec

Oct

270

105

28%

107%

Arms

$3.40
-

*

29

7

270

*103

29%

107%

Schenley
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19

56% Apr

12% Dec

*265

105

107%

Regis Paper

Savage

12

89% Mar 23

68 Va Jun

110

270 %

.67

20,auQ

30Va
37

22%

107%

13% Aug
2,
221/b Jan 20

4

231/8

98%

Sangamo

Jan

22%

107%

11

6

23%

oOJ

35

"

43%.

-

97%

1st pfd 4.40,%
series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co

£

23

44 Y
♦431/a
22% '23 V

107%

17

Sep

,

5

-'

61

25%
16

67%

68%

■

V4

5

5%
80
62 %

99%

21%

40

9 Va

9%

66 Va

*65%

91%

9%

25 3 a

7,800

16

25%

16

16

16

2,700

*48

*

'/a

62

99%
40%
.

9%

-.

5

4%

5%
80

"

21%

40%

40%

9 Va

9%

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62

99%

21'/4
V

*5%

.

5 Va

5%

1,500

II,400
500

•

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63%

99%

21%
-

4%
5%

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64

21 Va

40 "a

25%

80

93%

20%

60

25%

5
'

63

39%

90%

5 %

5%

*99%
a

69

48%

*90%

16

4%

20 Va

67%
48%

90%

25%

15%

39 7

69%
48%

90%

49%

25 Va

*78

67%

90%

48 To
*89

80

y4

63

3,800

99%

99%

21
-

22

12,300

40V4

41%

43,400

9%

16,800

9%

110

66%

65%

66

43 5 a

44%

43

65

44%

%

43%

66 Va

45

66%

68

37

37%

37%

37%

44%

46%

37%

45

92

91%

91%

37%

12,000

91%

37%

46%

91%

37%

92

37Va

92

37%

11,900

540

No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1

14%

15%

15%

15 Va

92

I5V4

15%

91%

92

Standard Gas <fc

13%

14

13%

13%

15V4

13%

15%

13%

15V4

16 V4

51,000

13%

13%

13%

13%

7,400

Electric

i

2,100

37

10

29

(

44

-

series

noncum

43%

'• *

1U.4U0

19,100

29%

100

27% Sep

Sep

1

5%

43%

Y

-

"

8t

43%

44

;*

'

28%

3

common-

preferred

conv

St Louis Southwestern

i

37 V4

265

5

18Va Nov

11

18

19

:

-r

preferred

Preferred

,

30%

37

1

—

(Jacob)

St L San-F Ry
i

29%

37%

i

(Tile)

Stores

30%

1

i_„

uo

30, *

30 Va

*37%

28%

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-

100

Corp

29%

30%
'37%

27%
'

1

23-%

34 '

36%

28%

29%

23%

43 % '•
—

...

37%

36%:''36%

1_20

common

preferred' series A
Aircraft

23% May 18

20

Jun

(

4

6,800

29

St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &

May 24
May 14 Y

-35% Oct

59%'

27-/4

preferred--

conv

2

150
4

60%*

►

12

4%

280

34%-.

59 Va

■

12 %

4.JO%

18

1,600

-

163

11

Safeway

1

-

35

12 Va'

.

Nov

34%

35 Vs

26%:

/

74.

•

-

12Va

5

July 27
27% May 25

'.'4

■

12%

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23

51

83%

.'103«/4

26T8

4

1

Y

:/lu3

V

II

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9

8,

•

83

w

8t%
103 Vi

12%

Rohr

9

*i6

51
'

103

*26Va

Oct

112

*4o

*63V2

10 J Va

l2,bOJ
36,900

10%

41% Jun

14.

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103 Va

5,600

38%

26%

Ruueroiu

Dec

98

84%

103%

38%.

-

"

*

12%

Royal McBee Corp

38% Jan

51
84 Va

*46

ol

'

*83%
103 %

38%

123,000

17."

10%

Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders

Sep

85% Jun

*16

51

84%
104

3d %'

-39

7%

108 Va-

io%*

'

12%

13

22

10% Dec

3tt%

*

~

'

107

< Va'

17%

26%

15

61

21

38%

7%
1

10

*/a

if

17%

10%

20

103 Va Jun

Sep

38%

3U%

106

1L-

,

16%

*

\"'7%

7%

7 7a
10y

12%

71% Oct

16% Mar

,

va

lb"; a

26%

20 % Sep

12% Aug 23

lix

lu%

10%

4rf% Nov

9

211

TOO"4

12%

4%

7

11

7%

7%
*

700

7,600

26%

4

14% Jan

13

12

16% Jun

7'/a
10u'/2

14,000

6OV4

59%

60Vg'
7% -3';

4

-50,300

10'%

Mar 29

Oct

11% NOV

6% May 27
55% Aug
9

Mar*23

81

Oct""

-

'

■

"

33'/a May 21

Dec" 29

30%

1

103-/2

:—No par

common

Haas Co

4

.

51/8
121/4

69 Vs

\

26%

Rohm

8

18

5 J%

59%

68

-

10%

Spring

Oct

35,300

5 ' Y
121/4-

69 Va'

'

r-«.

Co

:

Inc

Rockwell

Jan

61.

59%

26 Va

Mills

Rochester

Jan

59-/3

-59%

«

84%

Antelope Copper Mines

Robbins

12

25

•13,400

35%

12% -12%

Roan

21

96

"390

27 '/4

.

X34 Va'

20

Ritter Company

\

45% Oct

148

200

53,700

bi;
26%

23% Nov

11

68%

60%

4

17

Dec

1,000

102 %

27 '/C
1

*121/4 / 12 Vs

34%

14

149% Dec

•

VY

5 V*'

'.. 5 V ia

69%

59 Va

Jan

105

Y 5Va
12 Va

69%

69

34 Va

18% Jan

• 2

5%
*12%

67%

61%

5%%

24

Jun

Y 12%

34%

16

Apr

5%

12%

,5V. r"

5%
68 %

34%

16

Jun

11 %

40

6%

*102 Va

27%

39%

60%

30% Nov

92

14 %

102%

271/4

34%

37% Nov

115

6% Sep

102%

"61%

4

.

35

27 Va

4

60%

12

41

62 Va

34%;

'•••

35 Va"

40%

102

102

101%

.

34'/4

'

9

bi

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341/4

40

101

Corp——.3—No par

Oil

Jan

24

3,4 ..0

35%

—1

17% Jan

1

1,000

10%

27%

*46

*

4

25% Aug 14
43 Va Dec
7

27

10%:

>

4.50% preierred series A
50
Roberstshaw-Fulton Controls com—1

7

31

27

10%.

*60

61

34%

33

-

100

Oct

61/4
27 Va

101/2

10%

*60

61

"35%

*5%

*5%
*26%

6%
27

V4

40%

1

-100

6% Apr
11% Dec

22

-10

16% / 17%

-10

.

series

61% No v

4,700

27%

102

10

series

11

14%

27%

59

1

3.60%

48% Jan

g

14%

6
27

26

101/4

34%

'

Jan

65

14%

'

>-

-

No par

4.50%

Aug

*

14%

39%

5Va

2.50;

*

com

Preierred

37

1,700

*

Preferred

12

17%

40 Va

•■"-"67%

par

10

25% Jan

17%

27%

12% >12%

10
No par

Reynolds Spring Co_——,

£.-

-

50c

preferred

Corp com

,

14
14

100

17 Va

14"/a

-14%

%

/

27%

••

'

32% Sep

4o0
.

I

39%

■V

1

Nov 1 9

.

400

34

2j Va

17 Va

17 %'

6'%

5%
2o%

common

: Aviation

6,

10
par

common

/ Revere Copper & Brass
i Rexall Drug Inc_

17

105

40

34

*28%

29Va<

18,200

Co—

Republic Steel

17

68

i

14%

Republic Pictures common
C

3

40% May 18
4
48% Mar

2

14 •;«

40

33%

33%
*28 Va

%

'

No-v

•

14%

pfd 3%%

$4.50

Y Nov

18

.

14%

Reo Holding Corp

:

17

112

t

Mar 16

July

Nov

50c

prior preference
Corp
No

Mfg

Y Republic

17

61

2

78

5

Jan

18

17%

Remington-Rand

7% Nov

4

95% July

90% Jan
107

Oct

17%

Stores

Conv

11

12% Sep
69% Nov

*

12

33% July

Aug 10

.

i

22

Jan

6

5

9% Mar 20

22

Jun

51% Jan

22

Jan

56

14

4% Sep
36% Dec
Dec

30

6% Apr

13

42% Sep

3

■>

div

Reliance

Nov

&

(Robt)

Reliable

8

17%

lnc

Bros

$1.25

2

28 ■' Ap*
6
43% Aug 23
5% Aug 16

26

40% Sep
•'

,

4

22

23% May 25
27
Mar 18

Aug 14
19% Jan 12

May 19

Jan

'17%

40

,40

41

*39%

Co——___No par

Bit

ostites

54%

38%

*

16% Oct

tiie Week
'

JLi)

i SO*.

53 Va

preferred
50
Mills——5

2nd

i"

iNov. li

1

1st preferred—

noncum

Sales for

Friday

Tliuisday

Wednesday

,

25
5

common—

preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
$2

noncum

SALE PRICES

HIGH

AND

Nov. id

*

13

Monday, November 22,
1954

.

.

Continued—Page 10

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest

.

Co.Nopar

560

'

Volume

Number 5379

180

. .

(2099)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1963

Sip 21"

65% Sep

Lowest

Highest

Lowest
49 %

59'%

52% Jan

4

68 % Jan

4

44% Oct

4

5

32 % Jan

4

100% Jan

12

99

Jan

6

7

Oct

26

11'/a Jan

4

42 Va Feb
30 Va May

Sep 21

94

k

29

71%.Jan

38% Jan

31

«

Sep 15

May 11

46'/a Nov

5

42% Oct

4

8

„

20

Nov

9

5

53% Oct

22

5

42% July 30

8% Sep

17

40% Feb

5

12% May 11
47% Dec
7

30

17% May 25

11'/a Jan

5

38

36'/a Feb

17

10% Dec

32% Jan

v

4

..

14

91% Jan

7

2

22 % Apr

30

87

24

i

25'/« Nov 23

36% Jan

Stanley Warner Corp—
Starrett Co

5

No par

(The) L S—-

Sterling Drug Inc common
3%%
preferred
——

10
1
5
100

Stevens

_15

ii

97% Mar 31

15

30%F*b

:

.

& Co Inc___

(J P)

100%

100%
8%
19%
51%
37

-

1

Sterchi Bros Stores Inc

44% Aug 12

i.

in

lOo

7 Stauffer Chemical Co-

13% Aug 17

21

v

Jun

.

Dec

94% Jan

3%% preferred series A
Standard Ry Ei*uip Mfg Co

45"%

100%
40% - 41

15

Jersey

92

45%
New

Oil of

Standard Oil of Ohio common

10% Feb

13% Mar 26

,

Standard

i

8%
19%
51
37%
13%
42
*94
2S%

37%
13%

x42%
*94

>

43

96
26%

26

»■

Nov

18

.

70%

713/4

917/ar.

90%

91%

45%

46

45%"

■

*

8%
19%
51,%
37%
13%
42%
96
26%

99%

100%
40%

23% Feb

2

19% Feb

16

17% Feb

.2,

13% Jan

4

15

16% Mar 11

12

1

18% Nov

9

17% Jan

15

28% Jan

9

21%'Jan

4

36% Sep

22

16% July
20% Dec

8

13% Sep

10% Nov

15

14

30 Va Jan

11

10% Mar 13

b'/a j ail

4

Oct

20

99

89

Feb

1

69

68% Nov

Feb

2

82 % Jan

5

16
Id

100

4

*: Oct

,11

86% Oct

21

Jan

7

6

113% Jan

7

118% Aug

9

14

21% Mar 25

16'/a Jan

4

20% Apr

19

23% Sep

30

24% Jan

24% Jan

11

25% Oct

4

19% Sep

16

23% Mar 26

21

Aug

3

Sep

15

73% Nov

71% Jan

11

6% Nov

17

18

117

July ' 7

15

66

520

13%

Jan

12%

Jan

19

7

Jan

635

Jan

8

14

20

14% Jan

4

Nov

6

30% Jan

11

Feb

26

32

•

5%%

2

17

Nov

9

49

13

18% Dec

11

35% Jan

2

44% Dec

14

41% Feb

4

29% Sep

21

40

Jan

5

31% Jan

4

78

30

86

May 22

81% Jan

13

'94% Nov

137% Nov

16

4% Sep

15

Jan

'5

8% Jan

20

16 %

14

47 Va Mar

14

111% Jan
'

Sep

49%

Sep" Yff

34

Jan

2

78'A Dec

15

28
19

'* $4

preferred

$4.40

14

4% Feb

24

14% Jan

27

17% Nov

19

Jan

25

20% Nov

12

Telautograph

21

Tennessee

14

3

81% Sep

40% Jan

54% Apr
110% Jan

11
16

57% Jan

4

44%Nov

•

39

Jan

11

80% Jan

4

123% Nov

1

5%

No par

(conv)

—

1

49%

49%

37%

•

13%
'7 42%
'
*94 "
26%

16'A

16%

17

17

20%

20%

40%

403/4

100%

100%

8%

8%

'

19%

19%

50

50

37%

38%'

'

„

—

38%
84%

81
119%

83
121%

Texas

Gulf

Producing Co—

Gulf

Sulphur

No par

15

5

'A Jan

5

14

19

Texas

Instruments

24

35

Jan

4

49% Aug 16

Texas

Pacific

Texas

6

165

Jan

15

138

Mar

37'A Jan

10

48% Dec

9

140

Jan

107

Sub

Texas

&

Texas

Utilities

% NOV

60

46% Mar

16

18

Inc

Oil

18

12% Mar

30

6'A Dec

17% Jan

6

6% Jan

30
14% Mar 10

13% Jan

11% Aug 31

13% Jan

18 %

35% Nov 17

42

38% Jan

47

Dec

13Va

45%

Co—

No par

$2.40 conv

May 17

17

31

12% Jan

8

8% Jan

22

6% Dec

Si

9 Va Jan

14

6% Jun

11

The

July 30
*

Jun -

:

•44

4

Feb

.

9'A Oct

15

14 Va Mar 12

8% July

Jan~*1

97% Jan

Thompson

—15

Thompson Products Inc com new—5
4%'
pi'elerred
100
Tide Water Associated Oil
—10

*102%

18'A July 20

27% Nov

16

18

27% NoV

16

5

36 Ve Jan

4

49

Nov

15

12% Jan

5

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27 % Mar 25

29

46% Jan

11% Jun -10

issued"'

"When
!

:

6

29% Mar lg
20 % Feb

25

13 '/a Jan

2
12

39% NOV 18

I4'

12

7

Trans

Dec

10

25

Feb

2

15 % Apr

19

21% Aug. 16

'i'

Transue & Williams Steel

13% Sep

15

17% Jan

27

15% Jan

4

103% Oct

29

Dec 29

17

25% Feb

25'A NOV
24 VB NOV

17

59

>

Nov

19

18 Vb Feb

19

Nov

18

20% Jan

30

13

19

47 % Feb

25

42

15% Dec

30

24% Jan

30

May 28
1
16'A Join

Sep 25

69'A Jan

30

49% Jan

8

83

21'/a Dec

28

18'A Jun

9

29% NOV

17

18 V2 Sep

$2;70

49

13 Va Jan

2

50

*

Jun

8

13% Jan

18

Jun

8

41% Jan

5

54% Sep'17

6% Jan

4

14'A Aug 23

11 Vb May

7

9% Mar 20

Feb

2

15

67,700

1,200

59,900

10%

10%

43%

43%

43 Va

43%

4,500

113A

12%

12%

12%

17,300

*98%

99 Va

*98%

99%

,

*115%

103A

V

10%

843A

85%

85%

*115%

117

y

3,700
140

117

19 Vb

19 Va

19%

45,800

25 Vb

25 Vb

25 Vb

25%

800

22%

22%

22%

22%

500

*79%

"

:

19% i

80'/a

79%

80%

900

11%

31.400

/

10%

10

,» ;

11

*675

700

200

700

*675

.

18%

19

18%"

18%

6,900

4 6'A

47%

46%

23%

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46%
23%

2,900

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V

1

8,800

48

48 %

47%

48

43%

46 Va

44%

46(4

94

94%

94

94

5%

Va

136

137

133

230

3,600

137%

5%

5%

66,400

5%.

11,100

700

38%

403/4

40%

44%

18,900

82%

83%

81%

82%

13,700
11,100

79 Va

81%

80 %

1211/4

120%

80

80%

120 Va

2,200

121%

81

121%

8,200

12%

13

12%

13

12%

12%

10,300

46%

46 VB

46%

45%

46 VB

45%

46'A

14,400

120%

137

9%

9%

37

..

—1

136%

1,000

58%

59%

22,800

10%

10%

10%

103/4

17%

18%

134

r

„

16%

17

17

17

19%

16%

16 Vb

16 VB

16

16 Va

16%

16%

3,800

44 Va

44

44

43%

43 Va

43%

44

12%

12%

12%

12%

500

2,400

13

4

/

*9%

10%

4

.

49%

48%

7%

7%

7%

43%

42%

42 %

40

*4VB

43/B

1,500

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10%

100

*4% ;
4aA
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10%,
49
48%

J 4%

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27%

27%

'

27

27%

27%

273/g

;

27 Va

27%

48'A

•

27

48%

49

*103%

104

26%

104

*103%

104

710

7%

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49%

48%
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'

'•

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7%
43

*42%

42%

4

17,300

104

26%

26%

V

140,166
22,600

26%

27 Vb

26%

27,

47

48

47%

48 Vb

47

47%

14%

14%

14%

14 VB

14%

14 Vb

14 Va

14

14%

4,700

38 Vb
24%
19'/a

37%

38%

38%

38%

38%

39%

38

38%

42,500

24%

25%

—

'

X47

49

*19

57%

24

57%

16%

16%

18%
♦

*73

27%

74%

57%

58

58%

59

1,900

163A

;

16%

16%

16%

16%

50

49

26%

28%

28%

29
17

17

17%

17

17%

17

51%

*50

51%

*50

11%

11%

11%

11%

36

34%

35%

34%

9%

9%

1,900

17

50

51%

*50

51%

41,500

13%

13%

12%

i

100

28%

28

*49

25,600

74%

73

28%

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500

30%

*73

73%

29%

Va

15,300

'-49

49

75%

13%

300

17,100

29

13%

18,500

19%
24

*74

t

29%

24%

23%

26%

26%

263/8

j

24'/a

51

♦49

51

*19

19 Va

233A

57%

57%

26 Vb

24 Mr

24%,

8,700

24 Va

23%

*49

24%
*19

19%

♦19

57 Vs

16%
49

x

25

243/4

f

19%

23%

24

27%
17 Vb
50
13%

»—*

3,300

144%

60%

18,900
6,600

42%

74/a

«/'

138

56%

10

9%

»7aA

57%

com—No par
preferred
50

X142 Va

145

56 Va

*12%

16
49

50

143
*134

146%

56

8

27Va
17 1
50
13%

-

24,500

40

38%

13

*72%

Co

26

393/4

44

50

Coach

25%

40%

16 Vb

Century Fox Film new——X—1

Twin

26

39%

84%

137

26%

prior

25%

2,600

38%

16%

26%

conv

18%

20

145

...

1

5%
■

•

24 V#
19 %
23%

Twin City Rap Transit

15

18

'

50

'19 •7 Tung-Sol Electric Co common
:
Conv 5%' series of 1952—1
Oct 11
20th

*18%

17%

56%

27%

48%
14

common—1

(conv)

30 V4 Nov

j

--

5
No par

i'X

"w

Coal Co

Preferred series A

45

11 Va Jan 15
35 Va Sep 25

5% Dec

Apr 23

preferred

Truax-Traer

17

I

World Airlines Inc.*

Trl-Continenlal Corp common—i—1

s

42% Jun

15

7

2

14

12% Sep

183/4-

17%

7%

104

26%

1—No par
—5

Transamerica Corp—

23 Va Sep

183A

12,300
22,900

20

136%

49%

48%

1—

-

Roller

Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)

Tlmken

19

17%

,

,

17%

145

9%

9%

9

13 Va .Mar 25

14

Dec

35

19*

16%

;

83%

•

11

26% Nov

19% Oct

18%,'
17

20%

55%

4

24

4

23

18%
163/4

17

144

43%

Sep

:

22%

22%

20

*12%

*3%

Nov

(J R)

22%

29,500

17

20 Va

12%

*42%1

50

12

7

-

7%

50

18

92 % Jan

2

26%

.■/

20'A

*16%

.

7%

12%

—No par
—1

103% Sep

1

42% Oct

88%

Common—

Avenue Transit Cdrp.No par

{Third

5'A July 14

9

1% Mar

3

-

Co

$2.50 convertible preferred

\

7

\. Jan

44

39% May 17

27

3 Va Aug

15

cotnmon—5
preference
No par

Fair.

Thermoid

8'A Aug 17
*

1% Jan

50c

common-'

$1.25 conv preferred——No par

*

7.% Dec
40

Inc

30

94

26%

v

7,200

42%

'

94

26%':

84%

134%

144
144Va
.137% 138%
1 55% * 56%
*
9%
9%
16%
16%
16%
16%
44
44

100

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co

July 29

423/4,

*

v

13

45 Va

*

'

Mar 26

,

Textron

.11% Aug
5
19% Nov 19

"

.

12%

45%

_1

Pacific Ry Co—

4

13

500

13%

w

certificates

share

22

Sep 23

149% Oct

106% Jan

23

:.

*

96

26 Va

'

85

80%

12%

Pacific Land Trust—

Oct

Sep

1,100

3,400

38%

13%

«

42%
*94

116
19%
25%
22%

121%

79 %
120

1

5% Oct

42% Feb

101

50%

14,300

300

10

6

14

Coal &

19%

"

80%
80%
9%
10%
700 » 700
v" 18% 19%
47%
48%
*23%
23%
47%
47%
43Vb
43%
f
94
94%
131
132%
\
5%
6

85%

—10

19 Vb
X38

.

300

7,300

50%

V

133/0

•13%

16%
19%
25%
40%
10%
44
11%
99%

38%

86%

v

•

9

77'A

85%

,

16,000

40%
100%

22%
18%

16%
19%
24%
39%
10%
43%
11%
*98%
84%
116
19%
*25%
*22%

20%

77

5'/a Oct

103

6

20%

30 Va Sep

Oct

5%

25

.

Texas

11

47%
42%
43%
94
94
130
130%

9

Corp

Co

Texas

47%

6

21
18%

66.600

8%

*100

'

38%
13%
42%
96
26%

'

18%
16%
18%
25
39%

T„8
5
r——2.50

(James)—

Corp

New

12

90% Sep. 30

1
5

cum

Taleott, Inc

Id

80% Nov

■

No par

43%
94%
130%

.Symington Gould Corp

6% Aug 16

38 % Nov

Dec~24

58%

23%
47%

42%
*93%
130 ,

7.50

;

pfd

105 % Jail

17

*23%
47%

25

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com

5

Aug 13

5

' Swift & Co

7% Feb 25

17% Nov

33

10

51% Sep

10%

5,200

45%
100%

99

'

40 Vg

*100
100%
8%
8%
19%
19%

2h

79%
80%
10
10%
*680 7 700
v.
18
18"%
48
48
*23%
23%

SQf

10%

700
700
"'v 18% 18%
47%
48
/

Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%

19

97% Jun

24% Nov
46% Nov

'

11 %

79%

10c

*

18%
24%
38%
10%
10%
44 44%
11%
ll3/4
*98%
99%
84%
85r
116
116 19%
19%
*25%
25%
22%
22%

»

99%
84%
116% 116%
19%
19%
*25%
25%
22%
22%

"

—25
20

Sutherland Paper Co common

12

Sep

16

10%
43%
11 %
*98%
84%

,_25
50

;

1 Superior Steel Corp

.

38

12.50

Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California

Jun

19% Nov

1

2nd pfd ser 1950

conv

18%
16%
19%
25
38%
11%
43%

"■/ 24%

1

Sunshine Biscuits Inc

8

13

816

*

100

Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred series A-

*

11 % Sep

4

22

4%%' preferred

Class A

84% Oct

29

Dec

,

.

20%
18%
16

21

16
18%

.

23% May 10

22% Jan

Sep%.5

25

26

10% Jan
660

May 12

.

Jan

5

—

Sep

110

20"%
18%

—5

Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preferences—
20
Stone & Webster
No par
Stromberg-Carlson Co10
' Studebaker-Packard
Corp
10
- Sunbeam
Corp..
No par
Sun Chemical Corp common
,—1
k
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Y)il Co common
——No par

30

44% Nov
1278 Nov

4
>

Corp

Stix Baer & Fuller Co

Sep

26% July 12
43% Aug 19

10

92

Stewart-Warner

13
19% Aug 24

29

Dec

5

18

% Jun

38

18

23

Mar 25

8% Sep

26
*

Nov

19% Oct

14
29

45%

.18.500
8,500

:

'

100%

•

10% Sep

,

1

100
40%

v"

"i:.

12% Dec

Shares

Nov. 19

72%

91

„

'

16% Sep

the Week

Friday

71%

72"%
91%

45%

Sales for

Thursday

Nov. 17
71%
91%

*99% 100%

'

8%
19%
53

"13%

Wednesday

x71%
73
91 ,
91%
45%
45%
99% 100
40%
40%

74%

91%

PRICES

HIGH SALI

LOW AND

Nov. 16

Nov. 15

^'72%

25

issued"

"When

12

!

30

*

Standard Oil of Indiana

,101% Oct

.

Par

Standard Oil of California—No par

4

23

102% Mar 11

8% Dec

„

79% Oct

95% Sep

•

5

78% Jan

67

EXCHANGE

Highest"

Jan

81 % Jan

15

"

*

Tuesday

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK

Range Since Jan. 1

'

*

13%

13%

7,000

13%°"'

u
•/"

-

-

v

.

10% Sep

14

14%

26

-

Dec

29

55% Jan

7

-

Dec

23

38% Sep
61% Jun

15

49%

16

75% Dec

19%

Jun

16

98

Jun f

13%
"

-

82 Va Jun

an

&

ar

24% Mar

4

97

Feb

24

;

Nov

15

8

7 % Jan

4

10% Aug 16

43% Jan

8

75

18

70% Feb

16

89

9

21% Jan

25

2

104% Jan

15

Jan

6

92 Va Aug

3

'

Nov

16

July l2

273/9 July 29
28

113 " Sep
99

Oct

14

Apr

7

78% Jun

3

873A Jan

8

85

J an

7

.94

Jun

18

100% Nov

6

99

Jan

5

104% Nov 16

13

38% Jan

4

105% Jan

11

Jan

4

25% Oct

19

90

37 Va Jun -10
100

Sep
44% Jun

44 3A Aug

15

115% Jan

5

17

50% Jan

6

31% Apr ,24

48

503/g Dec

21

45 % Jan

106% Jan

29

103% July

55% Nov
149

18

V? Nov 11

51% Aug 23

29% Jun

24

11

68Va Nov

18

6

106% Feb

3

102% Jun

21% Dec

-

'

21% Apr

27

35

Nov

17

17

104 Va Jan

30

873A Jan

11

114

Nov

16

33% Sep 21
100
July 21

v

31

87

'

3

39% Dec

23

25% Npv

11

40

Jan

27

Jan

21

103 % Oct

29

107% Apr

20

Jun

1

19% Sep

23

73% Nov

12

Dec

13% Jun

16

48% Sep 15
25% Sep 23
-

3% Apr
67

-

Jan

23
-

2

4% Jun

23

5% Feb

24

32% Mar 25

107

16% Mar 20

61% Jan

14

5

57

Aug 31

31% Feb

11

27

Jan

12

4% Feb

24

3% Feb

25

Feb

18

70% Apr

29

5% Jan

29

4% Jan

4

86

10

Jun

28

63% Jun

29

8

Sep

30

Jan

2

72% Nov

13

10% Sep

15

17% Jan

8

12

11% Dec 28

16% Feb

2

11% Jan

44

58% Jan

14

49

May 25
4

!-

38V? May 26
Nov

8

80% Jan

6

5

9
11
Aug 17
88 4 Aug 23
6% Nov

16

Aug 13

15% July 20

:

-

t

!

"

1

11%

—No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—>—5
* Union Bag & Paper Corp
,20
* Union Carbide & Carbon—,-No par
Union Elec Co of Mo common
10
*
Preferred $4.50 series——No par
Preferred $3.70 series——No par
4
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
; Union Oil of California—^
—25
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
1
' 4% noncumulatlve preferred,—50
.
Union Tank Car Co
—No par
;
United Aircraft-Corp common
5
?
5% convertible preferred
100

34%

Udylite Corp (The)

13% Mar 11
36 '

20

Jan

110

15

27

• 1

Underwood Corp

—

-

1

9%
70
81 %

27
110
*96

90
*104%
•52%

144'A
50%
27%
66Va
104V?

United Air Lines Inc common—10
33'A
Preferred 4%% series of 1952-100112
' United Biscuit of America—No par
25%
$4.50 preferred—
No par
104/?
' United Board & Carton Corp—10
17%

'

United Carbon Co——
No par
United-Carr Fastener —,—No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
.
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del) —
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
4
7%' preferred;——
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry—5

71 A
"35%
4k

75%
J
8%
*73
15 A
12 /b

93A

10%

11%
.

12

34%

351

9%

9

72

723%

72

80%

81%

80

27

27

71%

75

73 %

74 V?

82

81%

82%

81%

82%

27%

27%

27%

27 %

27%

27

110%

111%

*110%

111%

*110%

>

-

101

*96

91

*91

105%

104%
523/g

543/a
145

■

*104

105

*104

104%

523/4

144%

28

30%

;
*

Jun

17

11%

Dec

29

30

Mar 27-

37% Feb
13% Mar

10
3

45% Jan

4

553/4 Nov

19

27% Jan

13

32% Jun

1

33% Mar
11 Vb Jan

4

12

383A Aug 19
17% Nov

18

Dec

10

Sep

14

Jan

5

49 % Jan

8

77

Nov

17

15

101% Dec

23

100% Jan

12

107

Jun

Sep

14

31% Jan

5

22% Jan

4

33

* Nov

15
19

103% Oct

1

1

46

95% Sep

13

120

Jan

20

114% Jan

11

233

Nov

18

9

175

Mar 16

Jan

25

183

22

159

Jun

15% Nov 27

2% May 12
65

35% Jan

23
9

56% Nov
'

30

68

73/4 Sep

15

11% May

7

34% Jan

8

; May

7




39

Feb

1 Vb Jan

4

2% Sep

15

Oct

18

14% Mar 17

293A Nov

19

54% Mar 11

85

175

7% May
34

May

Nov

19

4

12 Vb Oct

8

5

38% Nov

4

53%
31 ,«
4 United Gas Improvement Co—13%" ": *36%
4 United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
16%
.

United Fruit Co
United Gas Corp_

—

No par
,.10

United Park City Mines Co (The)_l
U S & Foreign Securities.—No
$4.50 1st preferred
No
' C S Freight Co'.
—"—_—No
US Gypsum Co common—:
7% preferred
US Hoffman Machinery com
4%%
preferred
bU S Industries Inc com
4%% preferred series A

2Vb

100

76
105
* 29 Va
221
182
27%
76%

1

11%

par
par
par

20
100
5

50 *

*37%

6,400
25,400

27%

1,800
120

111%

101

101

*90 %

91%

*104

105 Va-

53%

55 Va

145%

143

140

91%
105%

100

54%

28,800

145'A

7,1200

147%

143%

50%

50%

50%

50%

50%

50%

50%

51

51'

28%

27%

28 Va

27%

27%

27 Vb

21 Va

27 VB

27 Vb

12,000

67%

X65 %

67 %

67%

68

67%

68

66%

67%

20,500

104%

104 3/g

104%

104 V?

105

*104%

105

f

33%
113%

25%

25%

26%

26%

104%

104%

♦104 V?

173/4

17%

17%

17'A

173/4

17%

73%

70%

713/4

69%

71

70

36%

36 Vb

36 Vb

36

36'/a

4%

4%

106

75

75%

5%

6

343A
114

4%
75
6

6

*112

39,000
1,000

28%

16,300

104%

*104%

17%

*17%

17%

1,200

69%

70%

6,800

30

105

4

*35

4%

5

♦74%

75%

71

*35

35%

4%

4%

*74%

75

35%

300

4%

36,400

75

80

27,600

5%

6

6 Vb

5%

6

9

8%

8%

72%

72%

9

8%

9

8%

75

*72%

75

*72%

16

15%

16

15%

15%

12%

12 VB

12%

12 VB

12%

12

12%

8%
*73

34

112%

27%

15%

8%

500

28%

16

75

105

104%

105%

*74%

33%

...

2,500

27%

28

4%

*104%

112

112

113

112

Va

35

34%

35

34%

34%
113%

v

Sep

23% July 22

,

81!

*96

143%

146%

7,600

723A

VB

110%

53%

55'3/B

X 54

15,500

9%

110%

*90'A

90'A

90'A

91%

*96

101

*96

101

'

5,800

12 '/a

35%

9%

.,

9%

12 Va

34%

12 Vb

35%
'

71

110

73%

1,100
20

153/b

15%

5,200

12

x

12%

10,900

54%

53%

54%

54 VB

55%

49,200

31%

31%

32

31%

32

31%

31%

30%

313/4

22,200

36 Va

36

36

36

36

36 VB

36%

1,800

36%

36%

17

16%

17

16 3/4

17

163A

17 V*

17

17%

34,500

2%

2 3/8

2%

18,700

2

2 Vb

76

76%

104%

105

29%

•

29%

2 Vb

76%
104%

31%

2%

2

76%
31

226

182

182

-

226

182

*182

7-9 Va

78 3A

29%
80

76%

77

105

105

106

223

28

54%

54%

28
80

31%
228%
184

-

31%

54 VB

55
'

'

223

2a

21

76%
105

31%

2 Va

76 3/4
*105

31%

3,900

76%

230

105%
33

230

233

*230

235

♦182

183

*182

183

28 Vb

27%

28%

28%

293/4

81

81

83

83

85

11 Vb

11%

11 Vb

11 %

11 Va

11%

11 Va

11%

11%

*37%

38%

*37%

38%

*37%

38%

38

38

38%

-

6,000

2,300
60

16,100
3,430

12,200
100

>}

.!

28

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2100)

i'.;i *'•' •/V

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest

Highest

13'/a Nov

23

7% Oct

133/4 Mar 17
24

8% May 25

36% Jan

4

72% Nov

3

68

26

Sep

14

40% Mar 17

57'% Dec

11

64

31

17% Aug 24

7% Feb

22

Jan

8

Highest

Mar

15
26

19
18

7

79% Jan

13

23 '% Aug

31

29% Jan

11

41% NOV

6

163% Oct

127% Sep

18

Jan

134% Jan

1443/4 Mar 11

91

7

37

Oct

6

67% Jan

2

37% Jan

4

54

Dec

31

66 3/4 Feb

•

543/4 Jan

13

33 Vi

Sep

15

44% Jan

I

39

Jan

11

68

Nov

17

144% Jan 28

143

Jan

4

161

Oct

22

135

Aug 31

54

Jun

3

64% Sep

17

8%

*8

20

713/4

723/4

X69

,.lo

653/4

66

1

36%

100

*87%

163/4

69

66%

653/4
36

36%

36

*87'/2

99

8

393/4

40%

40
161

*873%

89

*97

403/4

162 3/4

X160'/4

161%

493/4

48'/2

49%

61%

61%

61'%

611/2

627/s

64%

159%

1603/4

49

*61'/4

633/4

663/4

66%

159%

I.

159%

1591%

Shares

16%

16'A

8

*8

15,600

8 3/4

100

70%

703/4

713%

9,900

663/4

*663/2

667%

700

361/a

20,600

353/4

,

363/8

*883/2
.

86

100

41

3/2

100

415/a

1603/4

161

353/4

883/4

99

41'/a

49%

100

36 3%

413/a

1603/4

No par

86i%

720

41 '/a

44,300

401/4

161

10

1001%

157 3/2

160

1,160

497%

48 3/2

49%

49

497%

63

613/4

613/4

61'/a

6IV2

600

66 3/2

68

673%

187,600

68

159%

1593/4

663/a

1593/4

1593/4

6,400

160

17% Dec

10

213% Feb

26

16% Jun

24

4

393/4 Nov

9

35

Jan

26

6% Jan

2

7

Jan

4

13

65/a Dec

22

8% May 25
9% Mar 19

63/4 Jan

4

72 '% Dec

30

60

Mar 18

73% Jan

5

11% July 14
97% Oct 19

1'% Dec

31

4

Mar 19

1% Jan

4

2% Aug 16

Dec

31

29% Mar 12

11% May 12

22% Jan

14

32% Dec

263/4 Jun

15

9

15

27

Sep

29

155

Sep

3

167

Feb

17

14

Feb

2

19 5/8 Dec

30

61

Jan

7

28'% Jun

10

23% Dec

12

No par

173/4

17%

17%

173/4

noncumulative preferred—25

*36 %

37

36%

36%

12 5/8

123/4

12%

123/4

10

10%

10%

10%

10

10 3/8

10

10

95

95%

95%

95%

96

96

953/2

95»/a

7%

—

Oct

11

32 % Sep

18

U 8 Tobacco Co common

United Stockyards Corp—
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-B
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4 % convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-Nopar
8% preferred
100

33% Nov

12

Jan

11

Nov

19% Aug 13
17

8

22% Jan
154

l83/a Oct

38% Mar 16

168

16

18% Jan

11

30 % Nov

1»

Universal Pictures Co Ino com

68% May 20

633/4 Jan

5

80 3/4 Oct

18

353/4 Dec

34% Jan

21

4%% preferred —
———
100
Utah Power St Light Co
No par

18

-

42

31% Oct

Aug 26

383/4 Sep
19% Oct

17

Vanadium

1

Corp of America new—1

11 Ve Dec

22

17% Mar 23

11 % Jan

2 7'/a Dec

8

28% Jan

31% Nov 11

Van Raalte Co Inc

5% Dec

29

323/4 Mar 25
10% Jan
6

5% Jan

73/4 May 19
56% Nov 15

Vertlentea-Camaguey Sugar Co—6 ft

23 V2 Apr

6

31% Dec

29

30% Jan

128

Mar 19

126

Mar 26

136

125'% Jun

3

127

Apr 13

124% Mar 26

134

24% Apr

28

29

5

125

May 29

88

July 17
16% Oct 28

112

92

89

Jan

8

Nov
-

20

Jan

48% Oct

Jan

30

Mar 20

25% Jan

26% Jan

Sep

15

130% Jan

8

123

22"% Jun

23

273/4 Nov

17

27

5

1143/4 Nov

12

July 20

IOO3/4 Dec

24

106
92
92

Jun

4

33% July 28
Oct 28

Jan

3

100% Oct

30

101% Jan

19

31

353/4 Feb

2

25 % Jan

4

25% Dec

28

30

Feb

19

25% Jan

4

5

64

Dec

7

57

Vick

Chemical Co
2.50
Vlcks Shreve St Pacific Ry com_100

5%

l3/4

13/4

1'%

163/8

*15'/2

16%

16%

16%

30%

30%

31

31

31%

333/4

29%

29%

29%

297%

293/4

29 3%

162

293/4
*80

163

1637/8

%I

164

■*162

17 7/a

17'%

37

37%

123/4

12%

125%

1,600

97/8

10'/a

5,300

947%

94i%

290

2'%

26,000

2 '/a

17/8

2

4

13
May 17
26% Apr
6

163/4

17

*16'/2

17

400

33

*32 3/2

33

1,900

297%

1,200

293/4

*29'%

164

162

295/8
164

162

164

160

30%

30

30%

m 30

30%

30

30 '/a

29%

*80

'80 3/2

*80

80 %

79%

793%

*79%

80

10

393/4

393/2

393/4

39%

40

1,700

373%

35i%

36%

35

353%

393/4

39%

393/4

393/4

353%

365%

36%

,

30'%

18

Mar

22

30

Jan

59

Sep

14

70% Mar

11% Dec

22

13% Mar 10

11% Aug

21% Nov

24

29% Jan

24

6,400

36%

353%

153/4

16'%

153%

16

153/4

16

157%

15'%

153%

153%

31

31

307%

31

30'%

31

30

31

293/4

30»%

2,700

53%

57%

14,700

v::< 53%
543%
*133

3%% preferred
100
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred
—100

*93

5%

327%
40%
138

53%

?

•:

5%

553%

56'%
:W'

*133

56%

'

*133

*93

42 >%

138

555%

55%

55

:

133

133
133

138

17,300
3,800

553/4

*133

5,400

*133

133

32%

33

95%
42'%

41

138

56

53%

*133

323/4

95%

55%

5%

5%

*133

*133

333%

53%

*93

403/4
*1373/4

33

32%

953%

<34

95%

*93

42 5%

42i%

138

33'%

*1373/4

*93

43

20
O

10

.

34%

10,500

953%

a,,,

43

9,500

138

500

323%

323%

100

114'%

114%

114'%

114'%

1133/4

114

X1133/4

1133/4

*113'%

113%

100

*103'%

104'%

*1033%

104'%

*1031/2

104'%

*102'%

104'%

*102'%

104'%

107

*1053/4

107

*1043%

107

Nov

9

34% Nov

17

100

Oct

21

Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
1%
preferred

71

Nov

18

Wabash RR

13

Mar

3

Waldorf

4

Walgreen

30

Sep

27

71% May 19
16% Nov 18
30

—

107

313/4

107

107

31'%

32%

32'%

X31'%

1UU1

41%
1373%

138'%

$5 preferred

263/8 Mar

7

Jun

360

32%

«
,

31'%

31%

105

315%

2,600
130
_

105

100

25

33

333%

33%

333%

335%

34'%

34

34'%

33i%

333%

25

283%

283/4

285%

285%

28%

28%

28%

285%

28'%

28 3%

B

643%

643%

641/4

65

65

673%

653%

673%

6 6'A

67'%

2,400

15

153%

147%

15'%

15%

16'%

153%

165%

153%

16

6,100

10

2,500
1,800

—20

*283/4

100

70%

70%

71'%

800

12%

12%

12

12%

12

12

12'%

12'%

12

12'%

1,400

26

263/8

255/8

26 Va

253%

26

261%

26'%

255%

26

1,700

69%

69%

70%

70'%

69 3%

2,600

30

*283/4

30

*283%

71

*70'%

30

*28 3/4

30

283%

71

*70'%

283%

10

n

43 % Jun
5

16

52

Dec

29

9

18"% Jan

2

25

Sep

15

105

98

3

Dec

9
22

Feb

27

May 12
Feb

4

9 % Mar

60

Mar 26

2

Jun

51

Jan

71% Sep

20
8% Mar 30

5% Jan
19% May

243/8 Jan

27

100% Aug

104% Sep

27

6% Sep

15

11% Sep
14% Apr

15

Jan

4

23% Sep
28% Sep

21

33% Mar 19

25% Jan

11

14

373/4 May 14
31% Dec 30

30% Jan

4

30% Jan

12

29

24

24

Jun

9

3

17 Ve Apr

16

18% Nov

20

Sep
Sep

14

30

14

18% Dec

28

17% Apr
9
243/4 Mar 21

13

Mar 16

8

Sep

14

13% Feb

10

Sep

15

12% Mar 27

25

Jan

19

13% Jan

19

9

17

25% Jan

24% Jan

3

773/4 Jan '

17% Feb

98% Jun

17

1073/4 Jan'^8

88% Jun

18

102

Jan

15

19

41% NOV 18
90% Aug 12
-20% Aug 12
Vm>18% Nov 19
-

11

45%' Nov

4

•'112% Oct

5

7

104 % Jan*
Jan

Nov

5

13% July 26
38 3/8 Jan
99

24% Aug 27

5

16

IO43/4 Nov

19

"

18

89% Jun

9

99% Jan

15

96

7

•104% Nov

10

12% Nov

5

I63/4 Jan

15

20% NOV

16

21% Nov

5

253/4 Dec

21

9% May 20
23% Jan
4

104

109

Jan

-

22

Apr

28

27% Nov

17

63 % Mar 25

41% Apr

26

59% Nov

10

673/8 Mar lfl

49% Jun

9

48% Aug 13
29% May 18
52% Dec
3

16% Jun

1

993/4 Jan

12

4
4

273/8 Aug 20

5

76

983/4 May
5
18% Mar 17

10

22

May

4

127

Mar

4

30% Sep

15

80

Oct

14

86% Mar 24

30% May
82% Jan

243/4 Dec

14

30

25% Oct

28

27

11

23

Sep

15

Jan

30% Dec

8

21

127

May 14

Jan

20

21% Dec

15

183/4 Sep
73/4 Sep

21

63 % Oct

5

11

12% Jan

8

32% Apr 13
30 % May 27

11% Mar 26
743/4 Mar 10

8 % Nov

5

13% Jan

15

24% Jun

17

293/4 Oct

5

5

Jan

213/4 Mar
20% Nov
8

Feb

70

Jan

9 %

Apr

24

135

Jan

2

103% Sep
25% Oct

27

129% Apr

26

14
17

95

17

4
8

Nov

273/4 July 27
36% July 28

Waukesha

145

Oct

35% Mar 17

30% Jan

4

21% Aug

Western

Lines

Co

6%%

Prior

96 % Nov

Jan

7

181

Nov

Jan

12

94

Nov

12

22

113/4 Oct

8

Sep

14

473/8 Jan

I

38

Jan

4

65

Dec

31

16% Jan

2

11% Jan

4

14% Aug 16




3

11,600

35%
♦1085/B

109%

30

145/8

49%

14%

14%

50%

49%

49%

48 5/8

493%

48 Va

48"%

28,600
9,800

36

8,600

26%

27%

26 5/8

273/B

2 6 5/8

27%

573/4

26%

58%

263/4

57%

26%

58%

26%

12,600

573/4

58%

57

57

56

563/4

5,400

57%

57

575%

57%

583/8

573/4

58%

573/8

58

8,200

1

67%

66 Ve

72

693/4

23%

72%

70%

72

23%

235/8

233/4

69 3A

23%

71%

31,500

24

72%

73%

23%

733/4

24%

75%

24%

245/8

75%

23,200

76

*101%
*23%

1013/4

*101%
233/a

101%

743%

59,204

24

*127%

10

10

100

101%
233/a

*127%

2B

Corp common
1
convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring St Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet St Tube
No par
—

4%%

No par

.No par
l

73%

*101%
9*?

753/4

733/4

103

*101%

23

X22 %

*127%

103

200

22%

30Q

48 3/a

24,400

*127%

473/8

47%

473/8

943/4

94%

94%

95

95

253/4

25%

94

2 5 5/8

947/a

255/8

93%"'

33%

34

25%

94%

490

25%

26

33%

337/8

26%

335/8

26%

34

26%

1,400

33%

93%

34%

93%

33%.

333/4

94

7,500

93%

94%

935%

94%

570

73/4

8

73/4

7%

73/4

4,000

2P/4

com

101%
*23

94%

93/4

Grocery Co new_1

233/8

*127%

20 5/8

Corp
Corp.

10
20

19 %

513/4

Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
——B

Radio

19%

50

*75

10%

10

75%
10%

18

18%

303/s

31

*144

147

93

7%

483/4

48%

7%

49%

23

23%

23%

233/a

21%

21%

21%

10%

9%

177

93%
10%

*75

10%
Xl8

30%
*144

513%

3,200
39,300

*75

10%.

*10%

18%

18%

18 »/4

305/8

307/a >

31

31

307/a
147

30%

*144%

147

95

94

*174

10%

20 5/a
68

51%

653/4

50 3/4

515/a

483/4

50%

51>/4

62,700

473/4

495/8

48 7/a

503%

22,800

93%

10%

54%

53

53%

23'%

2 2 5/8

23

56

24'%

243%

5 6 3/c

243%

25

25'/4

613%

62'%

613%

63

13%

62'/4

133%

133%

891/a

57%
a

Deferred

57/8

147

20 5/8

56

88

*144%

6,300

20,900

•

66

94%

133/2

147

700

10%

20%

223%

133%

*144%

75'%

65%

178

93%,
10 %

*75

20%

56

no sale on this day.
tin .receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
g Name changed from Federal
Fawick Corp. b Name changed from Pressed Steel Car Company, Inc.

21'/a

75%

23%

57%

500

23>%
10

10%

56%

82%

9%

18%

93

6

215/s

10

18%
303/4

174

833%

*223/4

213/4

9%

10%

75%

223%

6

23%

213/4

18

56

823%

*22 3/4

10%

10%

93

52

8

18%

174

53

47 3/8;

*75

94

10%

49%

75%
10%

177

10%

463/4

22

9%

96

Products

280

104%

36%

95%

Zonlte

*103

109%

48%

Zenith

11,800

,

66%

Co

17

193/4

443/4
109

1043/4 1043%

14%

No par

7% May 20

19%

109

35%

22%

Youngstown Steel Door

104%

44%
-

*108 5/u

503/s

Aug

34

11

106%;

14%

47%

July 26

"J'

110

363/4

50s/8

26 %

45%

v,

109%

47%
94%

3

45

*104%
*103

'£■

14%

483/4

20

8,500

V

35%

473/4

13

18 5/a

v

*1085/8

20

Mfg Co

16 3/4

<16%-:

5,100

143/B

preferred

Towne

15,400

363/4

65

St

750

20%

1093/4

205/8

Yale

90%

19

14

B

York

41

90

19

35%

65

16

40 5/8

90%

1093/4

20%

13

41%

109%
.

20

64

13

Ex-rights,

103 %

20%

27% Apr

y

19%

J /...y

t k for

106%

50%

60% Apr

an£ asked PrlcesI

20%

103

45

41

,1.83/4
•if 111 16%.
w

110

64

9

90% Nov

193/4

104%

445/8i
110

*104%

20 3/a

7

54% Nov

*103

443/4
110

106%

503/4

4

jmidend.

19%

.44%
110

*104%

63%

Sep

9

104%

V

20%

Jan

26

193/8

106%

50%

21 %

4% Feb

*103

44%
110%

63%

51% Jun

63% Jun

110

*104%

16%

13

90%

20%

37

6

90

18%. sl8.%
16%. :' -17 "

common—No par

—

1,100

40%

893/4

10

1

13

393/4

185/8

Corp—10

9

Jan

40%
89%

18%

23

Service

5,100

"

15'%

*12%

14%

12%

common

Woodward Iron Co

6% Jan

5% Apr

393/4
88%

18%

563/4

Co

Lovett

15'%

13

-

37%

Co Inc

Wilson-Jones

300

153%

13

1093/4

10

preference
OH

9,000

6,100

13%

com.

preferred

323%
223%
24'%

363/4

Elec

Motor

40%
893/4

165/a

32'%
21%

*233%

'

18%

17%

323%
21%
24'%

15'%

24

1095/e

preferred series B
100
Inst Corp
12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The 8 8)
20
White

315%
21'%
*23%

213%

1

3.80%

Weston

32'%

34

._B

Westlnghouse Air Brake—
Westinghouse Electrlo com

1

84

RR

24

35

100

Inc—

Supply Co

Pacific

313%
203%

89

16 3/8

100
100
B

*123/4

323/8
21

39%

44%

Western Union Telegraph.

53 % Mar

62% Dec 29
3% Oct 28

13

Woolworth

77

May

15'%:/.;

12'%

32

(F W) Co
10
Worthlngton Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100

Nov

116

,

153/B

13

Western Maryland Ry common—100
4%
noncum 2nd preferred—100

39% Apr

34% Jan

15 %

100

4.10%

23% Apr

31

15

12%

No par

West

14

20% Dec

15

12%

4

pfd
preferred series B

4.20%

15
9

143/4

As Snowdrift com_2.50

West Penn Power 4%%

Sep
Jun

24%

B

West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co

163/4 Sep
47

24%

convertible preferred—No par
1

$4

6% preferred
Wisconsin Public

50% Nov

4

*203/4

24

West Indies Sugar Corp

Wisconsin Elec Power Co

2

515/8 Nov

77% Jan

32%
21

24

1
Co

313/4
205/a

Bt

Mills

Investment

Wesson OH

No par
B

Co

Motor

Winn &

68

31

Wash Water Power

19

14

10

1,100

333/4 Aug

23

Dec

343%

20% Aug 11

393/8 Jan

11% Mar 17

34i%

123/4 Feb

40% Apr

82

34%

$4.25

2

130% Mar 16

*343%

30

30

12

343%

Sep

Jan

31

343%

76

Jan

14

345/a

22

48

6% Dec

16,700

34%

Wilson St

53

Mar 19

343/4

Wilcox

19% Dec

86

34%

457%

7%

10

10

90O

Washington GaS Light Co—No par

443%

94%

22

15

29'%

463%

7%

21

Sep
Sep
101
Sep
71% May

*291%

45i%

■"93%

Sep

75

15,300

293%

465%

——.100

Aug 10

16% Jun

26

343%

34

293%

18

_

33%

20

347%

23

8

34,200

White aewmg Machine common—1

95

36

18 5/s Jan

8,600

193%

103/8 Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16

42% Dec

22

10 %

19'%

29i%

Jun

21

10'%

193%

293/4

10% Sep

6

10'%

193%

6,900

3,800

'.

103

46

26

7

10'%

20

*101'%

33%

12

20

10'%

193%

103

455/8

25

Apr,

Jan

17
17

49% Nov

283/4 Jan
137

Nov

4

173/4 Oct
126

72% Nov

4

85% Mar 15

4% Dec

3

50% Jan

14

403/a Mar IT

613/4 Sep

353/4 May
22% Jan

Jan

126

10 »/8

19%

*101'%

30

Auto

2

30

10%

18%

103

44%

Western

14

18

10%

19

'101'%

73%
223%

323/4

8

Jan

15

10%

18%

1013/4

7'%

*29%

52% Nov

Sep

39% Sep
91% Jun

10%

103

69

22

44%

Air

45

22% Dec

*101%

70

29%

Western

32% Mar 25

'37% Feb

7%
223%

70

333/4

18

20

14

73%
21'%

70i%

32%

15

8

46% Sep

7'%

223%

44%

29

5

123/s Jan

28

71/4

213%

29%

14 3/8 Nov

Jan

15
15

43 % Apr

73/8

225/8
1013/4

1

Pipe
Corp

37% Nov

29

57% Mar U

7%

22%

B

St

110% Oct

Sep

/

7%

223/4

.

preferred series C
Virginia Coal St Coke
West Va Pulp A; Paper com
4%% preferred a

8% Sep
43% Sep

105% Aug 10
83/4 Jan
4

7%
22 3/8

100

Ino

68%

1

3

Webster

9

5

35

Aug 10
Sep
7

71

No par

17

5
•

Petroleum

13

84% Feb

373/4 Feb ! 4

Foundry

Warren

223/8 Nov

4

29% Jan
28 3/8i jan

9

Warren

17

71'%

No par
2.50

Warner-Hudnut Inc

15

Nov

103/4 Jan

4

30

18

a

*70%

1

:
Pictures

19

1

Dec

Corp

15 % Nov

1

Jun

Wardell

Warner Bros

Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co

17% Nov
16

Q As W

Ward Baking Co common
5%%
preferred

Nov

35

4

21% Sep

32

10

19% May 14
9% Jan
5

73% Oct

28% Feb

No par

Co
Walker (Hiram)
Walworth Co

31% Feb

35

'463/8

14

13% Jan

12% July 15
21% Sep 20

preferred

System

*94
178

953%
181

*94

93%
10%

3,700

480
240

181

*93

10%

7,400

953%

*178

93

93'%

1,000

10

10

5,100

5253%
22%

511/4

52

23

22 7/a

241/8

*563/4

56%

25%

57

583/a

24%

253/a

63%

*241%

25'/4

2,900

60'/a

633/4

613/4

621/4

53,500

13%

13%

13'A

133/8

3,200

87%
57%

89%

86'%

89

5%

6

13»/2

90%6

delivery

rCash

sales.

6

Z7ZZ
wdWhen

I77T

.

4,500

80 '/a

39%

noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
B

Virginia Elec At Power Co com—10

2

13/4

163/8

17%
36%

3/25

*125/8

$4.04 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred

107

Mar 25

27

15

10

36

123/4

116

July 19

Jun

14% Dec

2.50

173/4

173/4
37

104% Nov 10

112% Jun
99

11

152% Aug 30

25% Dec
36 % Mar

Aug 27

July 30
35 % July
6
95% May 26

Van Norman Co

13/4

17%
37

Xl2%

,

5

1,700

>

35'% Dec

1954

the Week

19

.

663/4

883/4

98

/

50

—

—

22

Sales for

Friday

70'/2

.

98

—50

—

8

66

89

preferred—
U 8 Steel Corp common
7* preferred

'. i

Nov

16%

163/4

70

97

7%

8'/4

70

97

U 8 Smelting Ref As Mln com

16%

*8

8 'A

653/4

37%

16

17

preferred-.—100

1st

noncum

Nov. 16

Nov .18

8 3/4

100

-}

Thursday

Nov. 17

17

U S Rubber Co common

70% Jan

973/4 Apr
31% Jan

Monday, November

.

■

Wednesday

16'A
*73/4

4%%

HIGH SALE PRICES

Tuesday

10

...

Oct

24

853/4 Jan

9

23

LOW AND
.

,

-*si«

■

Nov. 15

1

37% Nov

32% Feb

26

Oct
Oct

U 8 Lines Co common

100% Nov

11

July 16

743% Nov

22
70

Pat

preferred -"
U 8 Pipe St Foundry Co
U 8 Playing Card Co—
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A—;
3 %% preferred series B

15

:

Monday

EXCHANGE

-

593/4 Feb

22 % Jan

22

NEW YORK STOCK

Bangs Since Jan. 1

Year 1953

Lowest

'•

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

5,900
27,400

1,500

16,000
%

7,700
7

distributed,

x Ex-

j

Number 5379

180

Volume

. . .

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Bond Record

(2001)

New York Stock Exchange

<(»
FRIDAY

The

italic letters

in

the

column

headed

WEEKLY

■

"Interest

Figures after decimal

Period"

point

YEARLY

-

indicate in each

represent

one

or

the month when the bonds

case

32nds

more

of

GOVERNMENT BONDS

Year 1953

I

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

104.16 Dec

i9.24 May 12

4

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

Low

EXCHANGE

Treasury 3%s

1978-1983

Tuesday
Low

High

SALE

PRICES

Thursday

Wednesday

Nov. 16

Nov. 15

,

HIGH

AND

LOW

Range for Previous

mature.

point

a

Nov. 17

Low

High

Friday

Nov. 18

Low

High

Sales for

Nov. 19

High

Low

110.4

*110.4

the Week

High

Bonds ($)

108

94.8

Mar 25

94.8

Mar 25

95.20

Oct~23

98.29 Feb

95.20 Oct

99.14 Oct

99.14 Oct 23

23

Feb

108

19

100.12 Aug 25

1

i_>

Feb

102.4

16

16

Feb

100.12 Aug 25
>_

_

23
99.20 Feb

15

99.20 Feb

15

100.17 Oct

7

100.17 Oct

7

*109.26

109.30

*109.30

*100.25

100.27

*100.25

100.27

♦100.25

100.27

*100.25

100.27

*100.27

100.29

1956-1959

*103.4

103.8

*103.4

103.8

*103.10

103.14

*103.12

103.16

*103.12

103.16

*102.24

102.26

*102.25

102.27

*102.25

102.27

*102.26

102.28

*102.27

102.29

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

19

100.22 July 29

15

109.30

1955-1960

Treasury 2%s

Feb

*109.26

Treasury 27/Bs

_

102.4

_

_

__

2%s

1961

2%s

1958-1963

*110

110.2

110.8

—j

2 Vis

105.16

*105.10

105.18

*105.12

105.20

105.22

*105.14

105.22

1960-1965

*107.16

107.24

*107.16

107.24

*107.16

107.24

*107.16

107.24

*107.20

107.28

1956-1958

2%s
2 Vis

*101.19

101.21

*101.20

101.22

*101.23

101.25

*101.24

101.26

*101.28

101.30

102.19

—Dec 15

*105.8

*105.14

1958

*102.6

102.8

*102.8

102.10

*102.10

102.12

*102.13

102.15

*102.17

2Vis

1961

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

101.4

*101.3

101.5

*101.2

101.4

*101.3

2 Vis

1962-1967

*100.4

100.8

*100.4

100.8

*100.4

100.8

*100.3

100.12

*100.8

2Vis

1963-1968

2 Vis

101.5
100.12

99.22

*99.19

99.23

*.99.22

99.26

*99.26

99.30

*99.30

June 1964-1969

*99.8

99.12

*99.9

99.13

*99.14

99.18

*99.18

99.22

*99.22

99.26

2 Vis
2Vis

Dec 1964-1969

*99.8

99.12

*99.8

99.12

*99.12

99.16

*99.16

99.20

*99.22

99.26

—1965-1970

*99.6

99.10

♦99.6

99.10

*99.8

99.12

*99.14

99.18

*9.9.18

99.22

2Vis

-1966-1971

*99.6

99.10

V *99.6

99.10

*99.8

99.12

*99.12

99.16

*99.16

99.20

June 1967-1972

*99.6

99.10.

*99.6

99.10

*99.8

99.12

*99.12

99.16

*99,16

2Vis

Sept 1967-1972

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

*99.8

99.12

*99.12

99.16

*99.16

99.20

2 Vis

Dec 1967-1972

*99.6

99.10

*99.6

99.10

*99.8

99.12

*QQ 1 ?

99.16

"99.16

99.20

2%s

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
ITreasury

*99.18

1957-1959

101.24

♦10F23

101.25

*101.27

101.29

101.31

2 Vis

—

2%s

June 15

1958

*101.19

101.21

101.22

*101.20

*101.22

100.2

99.20

102.2

*101.22

101.24

♦101.24

101.26

*101.26

101.28

♦101.29

2y4s

1956-1959

*101.2

101.4

*101.3

101.5

*101.6

101.8

*101.7

101.9

*101.9

101.11

2%s

June 1959-1962

*100.4

100.6

*100.5

100.7

*100.5

100.7

*100.6

100.8

♦100.8

100.10

2 y4s

Dec 1959-1962

*100.4

100.6

*100.5

100.7

*100.5

100.7

*100.6

100.8

*100.8

100.10

2Vis

I960

*99.30

♦102

*99.31

100.1

*100

1954

*100.11

100.13

*100.12

100.14

*100.14

100.16

*100.13

100.15

*100.11

100.13

Dec 1954-1955

*100.11

100.13

♦100.12

100.14

*100.14

100.16

*100.13

100.15

*100.11

100.13

2s

Dec

2s

*99.30

100

*99.31

100.2

100

100.1

International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
90.16 Jun

17

2

94.8

Jan

100.8

Aug

91.25 Apr

16

94

July 20

93.8

Jan

4

100.8

Aug 12

15

96

Nov

94.24 Jan

6

102.16 Aug

98

Dec

1

101

Oct

26

101.24 Feb

1

100.24 Nov

4

101.16 Jan

13

101.20 Feb

1

92

Jun

95

July

94.16 Jan

2

97.16 May 12

30

100.16 Nov

4

101

7

Feb

9

25-year 3s

July 15 1972

*99.20

100

25-year 3s__

Mar

1

1976

*99.20

100

*99.20

100

*99.20

100

9

30-year 3y4s

Oct

1

1981

*101.20

102

101.28

101.28

101.28

101.28

*101.20

Apr
6
104.12 Mar 10

23-year 3%s
19-year 3Vis

103.8

*102.24

103.8

*102.24

103.8

*102.24

Oct

15

1971

102.24

102.24

*102.24

103.4

*102.24

103.4

*102.24

Oct

1

1956

*101.28

102.8

*101.28

102.8

*101.28

102.8

101.28

Jan

1

1969

*104

104.12

104

*104

104.12

Sept 15

1959

*100.16

100.24

*100.16

100.24

*100.16

*100

101.

*100

101

*100

102.8

2

102.28 Feb

24

May 15 1975

3-year 3s

104.24 July 15

15-year 3Vis
5-year 2%s
Serial bonds of

'

L

*102.24

99.28

100

*99.20

99.28

*99.16

99.28

*99.16

*99.16

99.28

*99.16

'

102

99.28

1,000

99.28
102

102

12,000

103.8

"102.24

103.8

103.4

*102.24

103.4

10,000

102.12

12,000

102

'102

*103.24

104.8

*103.24

104.8

100.24

•100.16

100.24

*100.20

100.28

101

*100

101

*100

1950

104

1,000

101

2s

1956

*99.24

100.24

*99.24

100.24

*99.24

*99.24

100.24

♦99.24

due Feb 15

1957

*99

1.00.16

*99

100.16

♦99

\ 100.16

*99

100.16

*99

100.16

2s

due Feb 15

1958

*98

100

*98

100

*98

100

*98

100

*98

100

2s

due Feb 15

1959

*97.16

99.16

*97.16

99.16

*97.16

99.16

*97.16

99.16

*97.16

99.16

2s

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

sales transacted this day.

1955

due Feb 15

2s

•Bid and asked price. No

due Feb 15

2s

due Feb

1962

*95

97

*95

97

*95

97

*95

97

♦95

97

1 Treasury 2s of 1951-1955, entire issue called for redemption
RANGE
Week's

Friday
BONDS

Interest

Last

New York Stock Exchange

Period

Sale Price

or

I

WEEK

Quar-June

1961

3s

High

New York Stock

Jan. 1

No.

Low

High

Brazil

Corporate Stock

Odd lot transactions,

(continued)

Period

Jane-Dec

105 s/8

113

105% 106

98%

10611

3Vis series No. 28
*

Foreign Securities

3Vis series No. 29

3Vis series No. 30

(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Afor-Sept
fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3Vis 1961
Jan-July

Brisbane

Sinking

2Vis

25-year

Wertheim & Co.

25-year 2Vis 1975
f A Chile

NY 1-1693

assented

5A7s

1942:

sinking fund 6s 1960
1960

assented

A 6s

AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb
A«s

89%

100%

83%

88%

*86%

75'

86%

*86%

71

87%

71

88%

74%

85

(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Afar-Sep
lAAntloquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
IA External sinking fund 7s ser C 1948—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Ocf

♦100%

1957-April-Oct
1957—April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
Jan-July

*86%

AExternal

sec

s

fd

sink

sec

AExternal

20-year 3s

fd

sink

7s

2nd

7s 3rd

ser

ser

f $ bonds 1978

Antwerp

(City) external 5s 1958
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3%s 1956
10-year 3%s 1957

20-year 3 Vis 1967
20-year 3Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
lABavarla

Belgium

(Free

State)

(Kingdom of)

6 Vis

1945

extl 7s 1955

ABerlin

(City of) 6s 1958
IA6Vis external loan 1950
IA Brazil (U S of) external 8s
reduced

i

AExternal

s

s

of

reduced

>1

to

3.5%)

*86%

*100

100%

75

75

76

6

60%

80

April-Oct
June-Dec

87%

87

88 %

4

63

90

86

98%

99 %

__

144

*95

—

.

99

*95

—

25

—

59 %

—

66%

66%

66%

92

67

100

(interest
April-Oct

June-Dec

*95%

~

60%

18

—

(Interest
67

*66%

—

103

61

—

3%8 series No.

1

2__.

_June-Dec

3 Vis series No.

4

5

_June-Dec

3%s series No.

3%s series No.

9

3%s series No. 10

_June-Dec

14

78%

88%

2

77%

1

76%

84%

77%

84

87%

90

91

95

80

3%s series No. 11—
3%s series No.

12

93

"

90

*92

94

——

——

'

13

_June-Dec

3%s series No. 14

June-Dec
June-Dec

*87
*89

_June-Dec

3%s series No.

3%s series No. 15

1

•

*87
*83

85

*

'

'

J

76

85

-ta—

85

*83

78%

3%s series No. 16

June-Dec

*83

8%a series No. 17

June-Dec

*83

78%

86

77

85

79

85

88

83

83

For footnotes see page Jo




*

—June-Dec

38%

40%

*68%

62%

68

*40%

38%

40%

*68 %

64%

66%

40%

Afay-Nov

*68%

67

6s 1963

63%

*40%

38%

41

36%

40%

1893

Afay-Nov
June-Deo

66

68 %

38%

40%

39%

39%

63%

68 %

40%
68 %

3s

A7s

of

39%

160

April-Oct

68%

April-Oct

*40%

38%

-,-Afay-Nov

*68%

64 %

Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

*40%

38%

(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
(City of) 6 Vis 1950
Afar-Sept
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct

10%

6 Vis 1957

1957

1961

sinking fund

6s

1961

1961

AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962
A 6s
assented f962
Consol Municipal 7s

AChllean

39%

38%

*40%

assented

A 8s

39

1960

assented

1927

1960

Jan

*40%

68%

68%

*141

69

38 %

40 %

6 '/a

10%

105

♦119

62%

63

72%

72%

145

119%

119%

35

63%

67

2

72 %

72%

73 %

FIRM

101%

10] % 102

68

58%
110

68

6

58%

60

11

110

110

10

74%

99%

99%

28

*99% 100

102%
102

44%

41%
107

SECURITIES

TRADING MARKETS

PARL MARKS & CIO. INC.
FOREIGN SECURITIES

50 Broad

——

1

,

SPECIALISTS

St., New York 4, N. Y.

Telephone HAnover 2-0050

75

74%

Financial Inetitationa

FOREIGN

20%

108 %
105

145

*119

62%

40%

64%

68%.

*40%

Jan-July

1961

sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—Affrll-Oct
lAColombla Mortgage Bank 6Vis 1947
April-Oct
lASlnking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nop
'
|A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
fACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
25-year gold 4 Vis 1953
Afay-Nov
lACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s. 1951—,
May-Noo
2s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
Apr-Oct
Cuba (Republic of) 4 Vis external 1977
June-Dec

83%

^

3%s series No. 18

42

68%
*40%

90

88

—,

"

lime-Dec

68 %

*68%

95%

81%

*

*83

——

40%

68%

62%

90%

78

*83

1

,

68%

40

86

89

■

—.

83

56%

*40%

85%

77%

83%

83

•—

100%

63%

84%

83

*90%

June-Dec

.June-Dec

85

*83

_June-Dec

3%s series No.

83

83 %

83

_June-Dec

3%s series No.

No.

94%
44

('■

67%

85

_June-Dec

3

series

3

56

*68 %

J

83%

_June-Dec

3%s series No.

3%s

59%

2

99%, 99%
*54%

56%

*40%

For
67%

67%

'

68%

5%

funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Oct
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)-

100%

67

94%

66

65%

103%

94%

*68%

AGuaranteed

A6s

92

102%

7

55

May-Nop
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

38 ext

68%

40

100 'A 100%

A Colombia

59%

102% 103%

103'/a

June-Dec

IA Cologne

2

104%

447/a

June-Dec
June-Dec

AChlnese

101%

104%

102%

55

-April-Oct

bonds

$

assented

109%

(Interest
April-Oct
April-Oct

fund

assented

145

95%

102%

103

63%

1963

AChile Mortgage Bank

106%

67%

67%
„

sink

101 %

—

3

5
5

102% 102%
103V4

102Vi
103%

1961—Jon-July

1962

sinking fund

assented

A 6s

101%

*95%

—

AExternal

97

.

88

84

66 %

assented

6s

97

*102% 107%

■

80%
79

40%

A

102%

99

*141

1007/a

83%

*88

*85

67%

57

99%

98%

99

101%

97

87

92

80%

85

41

103

99

99%

100

23

100% 101 %

101%

80%
81%

*83

38%

A6Vis

101%

83

*40%

A6V28

99%

81

81%

89

*83
*83

85%

81

*68%

57 %

102 %

77%

fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
A6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct

88%

100%

85

*83%

AExternal sinking

Extl

106%

90 %

83

38%

88%

100

96%

89

63%

43%

25

55

54%

83%

92%

*40%

75

——

*86%

54%

Feb-Aup
June-Dec
-June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
June-Dec

June-Dec
April-Oct

1961

1961

88

79

83 %

Jan-July

75

'

21

June-Dec

1978

.

35

|A7s (Central Ry)

1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A

— —

100 7/a 100 %

1927 due 1957

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979

*86%

100% 100%

3.5%)
1978
f 6%s of 1926 due 1957

f 6%s

*86%

101 %

to

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
AExternal

•

100%

1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest

assented Feb

ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
A 8s assented Jan 1961

Akershus

High

78%

♦84%

f $ bds 1978-Jan-JuIy
external s f 7s 1942—May-Nop

(Republic)

AExternal

Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)—
IA Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947
Feb-Aup
IA Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct

Jan. 1

Low

*83

Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s

Teletype

Broadway, New York

No.

*83

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1974

k

'

120

Range Slnee

Sold

*96

-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec

3Vis series No. 23

3Vis series No. 26

REcior 2-2300

High

Bonds

*83

June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec

3Vis series No. 27

Members New York Stock Exchange

Friday's

or

*

3%s series No. 20

113

3Vis series No. 25

.

—

Registered bond transactions.

Bid & Asked
Low

3Vis series No. 22

32

r

.

Week's Range

Sale Price

June-Dec

3Vis series No. 24

Telephone

Cash sale,

—

3Vis series No. 21

1980

e

Last

Interest

Exchange

3 Vis series No. 19

*111 Va 112 >/2

Transit Unification Issue—
3%

a

100.24

19
BONDS

Range Since

Sold

New Tork City

.

15, 1954 at 100.

on Dec.

NOVEMBER

ENDED

Friday
Bonds

Issue—
Canal

Panama

FOR

-

Range

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Low

Territorial

15

100.24

Teletype NY 1-971

71
61

114%

29

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
30

.

Monday, November 22,
1954

.

.

(2102)

HEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Interest

BONDS

Last

Czechoslovakia (State)

Jan-July

3s 1978

(Dept of)

AEstonia

55%

15

44%

37

43

99%
65

85

58

*74

Jan-July

Main

on

102% 103 Vi
*83%
*15%

May-Nov

7s 1967
6%s 1953
German (Federal Republic of)—
(Republic of)

jAFrankfort

'

142

—

11

y.

105

142

dollar

3s

—

1972

bonds

58

17

3s

April-Ocf
,__April-Oct

87%

68%

62

9

88%

45

124

88 Vi

61Vi

64

72%

74

58

29

74

A6s

74

5s

dollar

Apr-Ocf

1972—

69 Vi

55%

92

69%

69

-

reduced

70%

dollar

June-Dec

1972

bonds

(extl loan

...June-Dec

loan

due

1930

80 Vi

80%
61%

197

62

63

81%

13

81%

62

45

64

secured

A7s

110% 112;

26

82%

112

100% 101

112

Aprii-Oct

1st &

14

76%

101%

series B

due

6Vis

(Young loan)
June-Dec

1965

Jan-July

6%s due 1950 extended to 1960

*164

156%

ASilesia

*100

98%

100 V,

part

A6s

May-Noo

(Republic)

Italian Credit Consortium

30-yr

gtd

8 A 7s

series

Italian

ext

Public

f

s

30-yr gtd ext

f 3s

s

§ A External

7s

Japanese
A 6

extl

6Vis due
A5 Vis

5Vis

loan

loan

due

1965

60

18%

45 V,

104

1

144

145

*97%
65 Vi

68%

45

64%

52%

64

51

66%

52%

85

65%

*109

Feb-Aug

1965.—

.

„

extended

1975

to

AJugoslavia

(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978

2

161% 161%

161 %

Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct

1964—

to

extended

1953

'7s due

103 %
110

97%

97%

87%

161%

54%

Mexican Irrigation—
{A4Vis assented (1922 agreement)
§ A 4 '/as suit) 11 1943
assented

ASmall

External

readjustment

External

conversion

80%

88%

19%

54%

30

87

44%

29

56%

(1942

of

1899

due

1945

--

—

(1922

agreem't)

(1942

extended

1961

1904

agree't)

1Z-.it-,

—

*16%

—

17

*16%

18

—

*16%

1963_Jan-July

(assented to

1922

—

to

17

—

16

17%

16 74

17 7.

16 7A

•

(1942 agree't)

(assented

1945

3 7»s

mortgage

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to

3s

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10

9%

9

Mfg

(1942

agree¬

*__

agree't)

(assented

15%

15%

104%

debentures

(1942

6%s

agree't)

17%

17%

1963_Jan-July

1952

16%

12

17%

18

18

4

167a

108

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6'is

Plan

A

3%s

ex'l

2.125%)

debentures

sinking fund

to

to

108

3

9274
53 74

*58

Mar-Sept

Mar-Sepf
1959—Mar-Sept

A

*38

»

_

%

40%

debentures

debentures

.

105%
102

101%

105%

52

va

81

6
31

102

99

71%

103%
98%

<

103%
81

105%
100 %

19

101%

104'/4

102-8

'~"4l5

100%

102%

105% 105%

11

104%

107

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1957

conv

extended

loan

conv

|

1958

58

—

—

60

41

debs

(30-year)

(Republic
extl

s

loan

extl

s

6s

r

f

(Republic of)

1964

assented

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1959

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series

gold 6s 1940
-

fund

7s

95

93%

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26

87%

94%

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82

111%

130%

95%

14

92%

97%

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131

128
95 a,4

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:

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—

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105

1
7

1

101%

104 V.

140

140

2

98 7a

143 7.

140

103

99%

32

103

A

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84

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•:

■

99 7.

102 Va

Associates

101

Atchison Topeka

124 7a

74%

131
77 7«

18

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67

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10%

31

8

1

138

138%

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103% 104 74

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of)
to

(

7%

12

*

8s

Plan

Mar-Sept
.April-Oct

1946
A

to

Plan

reduced to 2%)
2012
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(State of)

A

reduced to 2%)

Feb-Aug
Feb-Awo

loan

of

1926
to

A

2.25%)

(City of)

to

1968

June-Dec

149

149

42

K

due

March

1

M

due

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1

due
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1966

%

68
127

--

■

56%

56

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83

.

1

33%

56

1

51

56

A

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35

35

1

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31

48 %

City

38

J

—

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48%

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—

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43

s

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45

52

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1

37 7a

44

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60%

62

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42

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110

ya

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110

~1

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interest)




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—

122 74 122%

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97%
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53

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96

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102

111

93%

102%

59

101% 102%

,

99%

106

10574 105%

—

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897a

89%

9174

196

74%

9174

2000

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89%

89 Va

91

57

73 7»

91

1996

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89%

837a

90%

64

73 Va

91

&

of

f

M

5s

5%

ser

Electric

6s

debentures

debentures

Steel Corp—
mortgage 2%s

C

2%s

A~95 Va

1980_jan-July

1960

108

Maine

2%s

debs

24

93 74

101%

111 %

Jan-7,,7,,

99%

100 Va

Mar-Sent

Mav-Z
rii

mortgage 3s 1980

Mav

100^

.Jan-July

15

99

108%

23

90

107%

100
HO

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94%

99

5

72'%

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7

77

115

2

79

116

11

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99

113%

111% 1127a

9974

95%

99%

,

1007a
99%

987b

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—

102 7b

97

101

79 74

7

767a

100

100 Jz

8

99 %

83 7s
1017a

99% 100%

79

19

71%
54

79

8

7174

72

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53%

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90 74

-

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19"6.

96

7874

79

■

.

1960-."""Jan-"Sli

2'ks

7974

12

'

X

mortgage 4s series RR
AInc mortgage 4%s series
A July 1970
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures
1968...
Brooklyn Un.on Gas gen ntlg

56

*101%

Mai-Sept

RR—

mortgage 5s series AC 1967—
mortgage 5s series II 1955
mortgage 4%j> series JJ 1961

96

9074

*J8V2

—

j„n-hi\v

1981.

95

111

1976—"Mav-No?

Co

79%

100% 1017a

101% 101%

eb~Aug

1970

mortgage 2%s series J
Consol mortgage 3s series K
1979—
(The)

64%

*.r8

jfme 2,.
Feh ?„£

1959

I

867a

145

106

Maw-Nnv

1951__

1027a

41

79%

78%

98%

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19G1

1955——

series

100% 1027a

90

1985—Jan-July

debs

Consol

1st

100%

'976.. Jan-Jnlv

conv

series

Loan

79 V'4

Virginia—"

series D

RR 4'/2S

Pa

'

100%

2010

1980

4s

'

Muv

Mav-Nna

West

A

'

June-Der
1

mortgage

ref

-

1995

1

—

ror

■

,80

103%

80

'

91

101

—

1995—

Income Feb

First

June-Dec

——

...Jan-July
;
Jan-July
/an-July

Bethlehem

68

__

43

f

s

68

487a

1966

6%
(2%%
contingent interest)

Industrial

§A6%s

Consol
—

•1
j

__

mortgage
Dec

first,

and

Telephone

42 '

56

dfv

^roos

»aMgmri
Bell

56%

41%

June-Dec
2004

due

Lake Erie

First lien

a6v2s
—

97

102%

•

Mar-Sept

(3%% fixed & 1%%
conting lnt)
Toledo-Cincinnati division

154%

41%

(interest

2004

2.25%)

J

1

Refunding 4s series

41%

'

*5872

--

41

1980

contingent

and
general
fixed and 3%%

83

2

97

99%

...

Dec

Ref

V,

39

11

—

'

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1979

Series

67%
151 7b

103%

*76

'

w-'

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ser

due

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Plan

6'/2s 1952

1

83

(interest

stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

40 7B

102%

98%

*102%

.

i

Mar-Sept

1964

A

3%

-r

April-Oct

2012

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reduced to

Plan

4%s

Series

,

—

1999.

to

83

__

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sinking fund gold

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40 7a
*83

—

96%

19

*83%

—May-Nov
3%s 1963—Mny-Non

G

Beneficial

April-Ocf

SA8s external loan of 1921 1946.:
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
2.5%)

39

(interest

2.375%) 2001
secured
6 Vis
1953

to

and

Series

<

40 7a

1962

Ohio RR—

Pittsburgh

42%

-

mortgage 4s series

fixed

■

*40%

■

73

48

-

16

A

to

pursuant

June-Dec

-

A July 1975
April-Oct
mortgage 5% series B (4% fixed
1% contingent interest)
July 1975_April-Oct
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12

55

10174 1017/a
100
100%
1007a 101

100 Va

and

12%

9%

101%
101

First

18

16

16

'■.* First

11

12%

172

11%

13

67
67

136

119%

118%

B

667a

9

_

12%
13

debentures

Baltimore Sc

40%

55

7

..

10'/a

Jan-July

reduced to 2.25%)
2006
Ian-July
State) 6Vis ('26 loan) 1951_Mar-Sepf
gold extl ('27 loan) 1952
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I960—1

RR

118

88

April-Ocf

....

1995—

58%

55%

7

148

228

April-Oct

debs

Line Ry

mortgage 4%s-4s

37«s

101 Va

55%

"+'

..

67

10%-

58

99%

1357a 136%

—Quar-Jon

Gen mtge 4 7is ser C 1972
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures

76

36

67

13

"

3%s

—

Air

Line

106 74

95%

Sc Santa Fe—

A4%s convertible

(Free

(City

1960
1977.

1995

1966—

1995

& Charl

Coast

Gen

130

99%

37

67

'

Atl

84 7.

70%

5

—

67

*9%

4s

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140 V.

118%

__

75

*52

•—

5s

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General

Series

(interest

pursuant

4s

debs

4

*99% 100'%

—

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gold 8s 1950—Jan-July

Jan-July

7s

Corp

3%s

Products Co

98

—

83

83 %

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stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan

Janeiro

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104%

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gold 4s July

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38
52

98

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1977

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105 7a.

977/a

98%

136

1962__Aprif-Oct
April-Ocf

1969

debentures

96

Mar-Sepf

Ann

104

7

1961

(interest

91%

977a

92 '/4

97 '/8

1934..

Anheuser-Busch

104

April-Oct
1947—April-Ocf

1963

(City of)

external

41

9674

92 Va

June-Dec

103

1007a 100 Va

1961—April-Oct

1958

assented

external

97%

9574

97%

...Jan-July

102

101% 101%

.Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

series

A4Vis assented 1968
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reduced

74%

105%

.

100 7.

102

May-Nov

1968—

1st

8AStabilizalion loan sink

Stamped

62%

Fe?)-Aug
...Mar-Sept

1963

100

7

101%

Mar-Sept

2nd

6s

'

101% 102
100% 101 Va

—Mar-Sept

1958
to

2008
external 7s

of)

loan

ANat

8 A External

342

97%
100

73

...June-Dec

Tobacco Co debentures 3s

debentures

3vis

Atlanta

2.125%)

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reduced

88%

74 7b

93%

73%

..June-Dec

.

1965

debentures

American

103

Feb-A«y

to 1963—,

extended

to

Stamped

77 7i

2

96

April-Oct

:

•

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Porto Alegre

53

100

June-Dec

1971

debs

conv

37is

102

Oslo

reduced

83%

April-Oct

1961

debentures

3Vis

40

101 Va

May-Nop
Mar-Sept

IA Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952—
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
8A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
1953

97

87%

Jan-June

1987—

debentures

3s

sinking fund 4 Vis 1965—
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan
1963
—Feb-Aug
3Vis sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink iund 5s 1970—June-Dec

A5 Vis extl

97

88%

19(i4._May-Nov

Feb-Any

1982

debentures

2%s

53%

33%

__

*38

External

IA Rome

84%

Jan-July

conv

Anglo-Lautaro

(Kingdom of)
(Kingdom of) 4lis

1967

77%

101%

102% 102%

June-Dec

1966

3%s debentures 1973

187.

34

■

*58

Mar-Sepf

3%s

7s

11%
142

100%- 102

10974

80%

5s 2030—Mar-Sept

1975—

2%s

19

108

^interest

2008

1956

A7s

15%

6%

102

102%

L986.

3%s'

1958

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;•

102%

1980

debentures

debentures

2%s

(interest

2008

Norway

,

18

1047a 105

1

t,o

reduced

de

28

*99% 100 74

1970—Ma?/-Nov

debs

f

s

Power deb

2%s

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82

10574

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■

f

100

.

Telephone & Telegraph Co—

3%s

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3%s

debentures

3s

Corp

Foreign

Ltd

2%s

.

pursuant

reduced

s

%

72

12%

10%

1017/a 102

1956—Mar-Sepf

1964—

junior debentures 1987

2%s

16%
16 7.

Jan-July

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A6s

95

1

June-Dec

3 7bs

1979

2%s

15 7.

12

1922

(Stale)—

Stamped

4.80s

1

assented

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157s

15%

15%

1963_Jan-July

to

1933

(City of)

APrussia

99

16

103

-107

1027a

2s

Airlines

&

i

___

8s

100
'

102

May-Nov
April-Ocf

Canada

of

Bosch

American

■

6s of .1913

Co

American

10

..Jan-July

assented

new

A4 Vis

98%

89

84 Vi

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3%s debs 1978—z.April-Oct

& Dye

American

ASmall

A4Vis

90%

INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES

AND

1967

1984

debentures

f

s

American

9%

9%

1968—Jan-July

1922

—

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100%

130

84

84%

1972—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1975—..April-Ocf

3 74s

Aluminum Co of America
Aluminum

ASmall

8ATreasury

APeru

86

167%

.

92

15

-

9%

first mortgage 3 72s

17%

June-Dec

1910

new

due

55

72

•139

June-Dee

1971

Southern

Allis-Chalmers

—

5 Vis

*11

June-Dec

1961

Albany & Susquehanna RR 4 Vis
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gl.d 4s 1998

27

agree't)

1954

of

due

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6s of '26

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Allied

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ment)
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6s

147
*

.

due

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due

1st

27

*

A4s new assented

IA Milan

99% 100
82

1958.-

(City of)

3

9d

Jan-July

RAILROAD

Z

:

ASmall

A4s

assented

Yokohama

97%
99

Feb-Aug

Power

—

1945—Quar-Jan

A Large

4s

79

of)

(City) external 7s 1959

10%

Quar-Jan

*

--

8A

9%

3

—

assented

A 4s of

134%

99%

96%
k

1978 .June-Dec

19H4__

Alabama

—

5 ASmall

%

73
72 Va

166

98%

May-Nov

Alabama

A5s new assented

I

77%

55 Vi

—

—

8 A Large
5ASmall

8A5s

130%

V
—

(Republic of)

§A5s

11
1M O

—

3
38

V4

—

May-Nov

conversion

3%s external readjustment

6s

11
MO

74%

121%
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trust 4s 1990_May-A7o«

93 Va

84

—

106 %

99% 100

__

89

—

1961—^May-Nov
1—Jau-July
:
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L
-May-Nov
^Florida East Coast first 4»/as 1959—-June-Dec
AFlrst and refunding 5s. series A 1974—Mar-Sept

100%

79 V*

5

93
*91

F
Firestone Tire

100

10

*100%

1977

—

'

100

106%

-94%

67 Vi

Refundiiig and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jnn-July
..Clncimuiti Wab & Mich Div

Ohio

104% 105

—

80

inc 4%s 6er A Jan 2015
April.
consol mortgage 3%s series E 1864-April-Oct
consol mtge 3Vas series F ,1990—Uan-Jaly
consol mtge 3Vbs series G 2000—LJan-July
Division first mortgage 3Vis 1971—Mar-Sept

First

100

100% iooy2

79%

2%s

1065

107%

95%

'

:

97%

70

93%

May-Nov

Co--

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105%

/.l

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83%

89%

1

June-Dec

—'

Southwestern

&

lpl%

95

*100%

6

80

*104

Railroad

*

102

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97%

80

General Mtge

.

.

Pasb

First

—

106

96%

—

103

5s

*

.

.

96%

"

106

„

"

mmtgage gtd 3%s series E 1969.—Feb-Aug
106 %
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—Feb-Any
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*■48 debentures I960-—i—1
—Jan-July
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977^
-Jan-July
99%
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June-Dec
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961——June-Dec
■Cleveland Cincinnutl-CliiG & St Louis Ry—
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■
86
s
GeneraL gold
4s 1993^
.—
-June-Dec

103 %

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&

104

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104%

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r

__

.

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.

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.

:

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76.%

.

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Jan -July

Erie

1
12

—

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103% 103%

—

1—^May-Noo

1st mortgage 2%s 1979,1st mortgage 2%s 1980
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1st mortgage 3%s 1983,.
—
1st mortgage 3'/as 1984
f

Edison EI 111

.

.

7

-

100%

15

104%

t

K

debs 1969

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.

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159

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.

—

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4

First mortgagees series A 1994
—Jan-July
102
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78
78
*4%s jronv increased series B Jan 1 2044_—April
64
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Chicago & North Western Ry-r,H
• - *.
•
Second mortgage conv Inc 4%s Jan 1 1999—April
55%
53%
55%
>
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78
78
—Jau-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
.u
1st mtge. 2,%s ser A 1980
96
96
"
—./ait-July
95
/Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
v
First and refunding mtge 2.%s-4%s l994_J«n-July
74%
74%,
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'
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103
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103%
103%
101
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101%
—Jan-July ; Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co-—
>7
7
■".
1st coll; trust mtge 4%s ser A
107% 107%
1982-^—May-Nov
97%
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97%
-First mortgage 27/Bs 1978—
*100%
Jan-July .,
.

—

100% 100%

.

Mar-Sept
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4a 1995—June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
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Daw Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
-May-Nov
3s subordinate.debs 1982
-Jan-July

Chicago Milwaukee St. Paur & Pacific RR—
.

3%s

ref

&

3%s conv
'

83

32

RR

1976—
8s convertible debentures 1958—

97

73%

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mtge-2%s ser J 1985—

ref

Gen

127

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1

/■'

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117%

5

:

99
100

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•

-

98%

99

■,■

*
>;
v *
(3% fixed
7*
J </o contingent interest)
1993
-Jan-July
Detroit. Edison »s -series H 1970-!-—
^June-Dec
>
General and refund 2%s Series I 1982—May-Sepl

99%

94%
96

:•

—

Income mortgage

.7

"2

—

—

May

mortgage due 1993—

mortgage series A (3%
fixed
contingent interefet) 1993—1
Income mortgage series A <4%%
contingent interest 2018

-

|

12

'

——

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*l'i

,

110

103

„

100%
..

1973—.May-Nov

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.

1

—

.

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■

--1st

10*%

103

■

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3s series G

refund M

Denver & Rio Grande

17

101% 1021/4

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AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
—May-Nov
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--May-Nov
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.'? ■
AGeneral Inc mtge 4%s Jan 1 2038
April

:

97%

„

.

*100

i.May-Nof
;
- 1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985——May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
Aprii-Ocl
{•-First mortgage and coll trust SVas 1977_June-Dee
;
First mortgage and coll- trust 27/as 1979_Jan-July
ISt hltgfe & cdll trust 2%S 1980"
_Mar-Scpf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984_>
May-Nov
■

97%

—

—■

■■

Western RR Co—

&

Lackawanna- &

and

...

Jan-July
/—June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sep
^June-Dec

Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042Pennsylvania Division—mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985

:

57%
103

4s

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*

97 V' 103%

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~

80%

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;

„

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88

> 98%

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95

82%.
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1st & ref mtge 3s 1990—__
—•
—Feb-Aug

•

•'■

—Mar-Sept

impt M. 3 %s series E 19H6_lFeb-jlttp
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R & A'div first consol gold 4s 1989——"Jtm-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989——Jan-July

•

'

78%

101% 101%

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;

87

78%

57%

"Refund* and
.

95

87

78%

First

A Income

7
87

Hudson

&

York

New
1

100%
103 %

-

.

777

24'/a

24

——

31%

*28

—

April-Oct
u—
—Jan-July
extended -1963—-May-Nov

debentures- 1977

Delaware Lackawanna

100%
/

100,

38%

20

6
1

*29 »A

—

1975—April-Oct
1

First

97%

debentures 1965—;
April-Oct
1976—
'
:
April-Oct
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,—-Feb-Aug
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-Feb-Aug
JACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948wAAJnwewDec
Central of Georgia Ry—"
'
v
1-First mortgage 4s series A 1995
_Jau-July
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May
iAGen mortgage 4%s 6erles 6 Jan l 2020—.May
;Central ftR'Co "bf N J 3%$ 1987——.Jan-July*
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-April-Oct
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;
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v *'' '■' ■'
'
First and refitnd 3 %s series A 1974_
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—Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
—Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
•
,
"'
7{.
3s

Celanese .Corp

102

104%

-

June-Dec
—Feb-Aug

D

mortgage 3s series A 1978
i
First mortgage 3'As 1982——a—
First mortage 3s 1984—
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965

109

99 Va

32%

13

22%

—

_June-Dec
June-Dec

1970

Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
First hiortgage 3s 1978--—-J
i

104

91

34%

—

—Jan-July
June-Dec

1970

30

A

ser

V.7.: '7 >■:

V7

109%

8
6

104% 104%

105%

104%

101

__

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,

104%

High

7

RR—

A Imp

108%

Jan. 1

No.

7

(1942 series)

mortgage 4s

A 1st

*

Ry—

Range Since

Sold

99%

100

94

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Consumers Power first mtge

Criba

/Carthage '& Adirondack Ry 4s 1981—A
Case tJ. 1.) Co'3%s debs 1978—

•

Week's Rao|»

Last

Sale Price

High
99%

103'%

*

85%

22

^

1041%

94

Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960
—Mar-Sept
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•

Period

Low

c

first 3s 1976
June-Dec
1974—
lAMay-Noc
/ Canada
Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962—_Ap>iZ-Oct
Canadian National Ry—
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1957—
—Jan-July
r" Guaranteed goid 4%s 1955—
—_—June-Bee
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1956
Feb-Aug
Canadian- Pacific Ry—
*
>4% ■ consol debenture (perpetual;
Jan-July

•

Interest

r

High

94%

95%
100

*104

7

101

97%

100

California Oregon Power 3%s

.

Friday
Sold

.,

*102'% 103%

California Electric Power

..

19
BONDS

Range Since

Continental

debs 1971
J an-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4%s 1957
May-Nov
Bush Terminal Co Cons;5s 1955-.-AJa?i-July
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
i-April-Oct
A5s general mtge income 1982
__Ja?i-Juiy

•Brown Shoe Co 3%s

v '

NOVEMBER

ENDED

1

Bonds

Friday's

Low

•

FOR WEEK

Week's Range

98

102%

.1 -«*

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

..

Monday, November
22, 195^

.

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

BONDS
New York Stock Exchange

Period

WEEK

FOR

ENDED

Last

Bid & Asked

BONDS

Jan,,1

New York Stock Exchange

Low

No.

High

mortgage 4%s-33/4S ser A

1979—May-Noc
53/aS-3%s series B 1979-May-No®
Consol mortgage 33/4s series C 1974
May-Noc
Cons mtge 33/4S series F 1984Jan-July
1st mtge 3Vis ser G
1980
Feb-Aug
mtge

3%s

H

ser

Refunding 4s
Refunding 5s

1989

1955

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Co

3 Vis

debs

series

6s

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series

6s

series B

A

July

3.65s

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1952

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3 Vis

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f

s

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1st

92

B

—

92

102%

~

103'A

series

132% 133%
93

9 2'A

126

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33

61

10

97

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127

127

99%

5
10

Jan-July

1st

4s

—*

*102%
*—

1959—June-Deo

Jersey Central Power & Light 27/8s

1976—Mar-Sept

k
Kanawha

Mich

&

1st

4s

Kansas City

Power & Light
mortgage 2%s 1978

1st

1990

2%s

1976

Plain

unguaranteed

95%
97%

100

'

100

102%

90%

35

96

J

97%

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98%

103

103

103%

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,

20

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76%

76

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76

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58%

67

51%

100

Mortgage 4s series B 2043

101% 101%
2

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*„

100

100
168

99%

102%

2

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April-Ocl

91%

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3%

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97%

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97%
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May
May
April-Ocl
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65

74

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75%

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87%

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6

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3

89%

97%

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RR

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*116%

115

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RR

Dept

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1972

100%

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97%

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98%

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3

88

88

100

1021%

2

91%
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100

St

Paul

&

Saulte St

mortgage 4s inc

Missouri Kansas & Texas

Missouri-Kansas-Texas
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5s

first

95%

Ohio

97%

lien

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4

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Jan-Julf
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1971
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5s

D
ser

1978
A

1967

AFirst

and

&

Co

April-Oct

II

96'%

102%

--

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II

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„

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—

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4
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67%

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& Electric 2%s

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21

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1958

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3%s s f debs 1974
National Steel Corp 1st 3»/8s 1982
National Supply 2%s debentures
1967

3%s

100

93%

2

100

9

87
98

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series

3s series S

series

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&

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2%s

debentures

114%

--

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103% 103%

1

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debentures

%

X

1984
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101

June-Dec

Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
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5s

4'As series D 1981

General

1968

4 Vis

series

E

1984

F

1985

AIncome

4s

first

April

4s

external

1960

1990

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Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co
General

5s

series

&

gold

4%s

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&

refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding

B

1974

series

C

1977

Co—

2%s

1971

2%s

1967

&
&

First

&

100'A

1023/4

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&

100

104

1st

&

ref

mtge

3%s

1983

1st

&

ref

mtge 3Vis

1983

2%s

1974

2%s

99%

103

4

99%

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96 3/8

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3 Vis 1982

92 '/a

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100% 100%

97
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98%

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96

101 %

96'%

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102

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99 Vi

99

__

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14

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15

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June-Deo

106%

106

106%

84

100%

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109

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20

103

110 %

April-Oct

mortgage 3%s series
Eastern

&

B

mortgage

General

Peoria

series

14

101

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1964—June-Deo
s f gold
4%s 1955__Jan-Ju!p
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines 3%s
1960_April-Oci
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
April-Ocl
Pennsylvania RR—

General

103%

102% 102 %

102'A 102%

A

First

983/4

103%

June-Deo

Mar-Sepl

3%s debentures

First

97%

June-Deo
June-Deo

May-No®

101%

__

105%

102%

— —

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1033/4

-

103%

105

103%

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1984

1981

104 %

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1983

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debentures

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1978

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6

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.

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1

102% 103%

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112,

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7

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R

1987

103% 103%
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110

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Mar-Sept
I960—April-Ocl

A

debentures

101% 102%

April-Ocl
June-Dec

92%

106

123%

97

2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985-June-Dec

debentures

First

June-Dec

Map-Noy

M

3%s

Philadelphia Electric
93 Vi

series

refunding 3Vis series

Tel

General

Nashville Chattanooga & St LouisFirst mortgage 3s series B
1986
Feb-Aug
National Dairy Products
2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s debentures 1970
June-Dec
3'/8s debentures
1976

104%

105

116%

—

3

*112

Paducah ft Illinois 1st

69%
100

97%

*102%

ref

Pacific Western

,

97

&

4s

122%

1981

102%

—

June-Deo

1980

3%s

87%

1,468
610

1975

1982

3%s

100

120% 122

100

122% 122%

April-Oct
Map-Noy
Feb-Aug

1979

3 %s

99

89 Vi

&

refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding

3 %s debentures

105%

1

-

3s

1974

1975

2%s debentures 1986

108% 109%

1203/4

&

First &

99

12

273

1984_

1980

mortgage 2%s
mortgage 3%s

Pacific

120% 122%

119'/»

98

94%

1

Mar-Sepl

1979

mortgage 3s

mortgage

1st

59

99

2

92%

~5

♦103'A

Jan-Julf
Feb-Aug

1979

2%s

First

First &

89

100

87%

99

99%

99%

Mar-Sepl

1978

mortgage 2%s

First &

100%

100

87'/a

*92%

104'A 104'A

Apr-Ocl

1974—Feb-Aug
:—April-Ocl

1982
first mortgage 2%s 1977

mortgage

First

1033A

99

873/4

ser

Quar-Feb
A 2047—Jan-July

Q 1980

97%

47%

65

98%

Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb

2047

First & refunding 3s series N 1977
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
First & refunding 2%s series

100%

80

„

1

refunding 3%s series I 1960
First & refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979

102%

120%

June-Dec
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955—May-Noc
mtge 4Vis series B 1955
May-Noc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
25/„s 1986
Map-Noy
3Vis debentures 1978




95%

95%

84

*88%

Ry—

3s

4s

Edison

1st

88

57

Construction

pa^r

84%
76%

95%
85

*97%

First &

104%

97%

6

97%
__

%

108%

series-B 1966.

see

98

Pacific Gas & Electric Co—

H 0 10 £

99

—-

1061/4 1061/4
*101 %

94%

—

Map-Noy
April-Oct

Morris & Essex first
gtd 3 Vis 2000

For footnotes

86

1%

Oregon-Washington RR 3s

1

118% 120

3s debentures

—

.

5%

mortgage

Oklahoma

*96

1167/8

I

92

*95

98%

43

First

103%

119'/a

Mohawk & Malone-first
gtd 4s 1991—:

(John)

*103%

—

104Vi"

1977—Mar-Sept
1978—May-Noc

refunding 5s series

96 Vi

84%
96

65%

92%

Mar-Sept

Monongahela Ry.g'As
Morrell

60
—

F
G

90%

8

88

118% 119%
116'/a 118

8 A Convertible gold 5%s series A
1949
reJund gold 5s H 1980
and

June-Deo

100

1965—Feb-Aug

1975

refunding 5s series
refunding 5s series

3

—

22

102%

80%

A

AFirst and
AFirst

89

101

Jan-July

Jan

refunding 5s series

4s

AFirst and

May
May

Jan-July
Jan-July

^Missouri Pacific RR Co—

101

__

*67

Jan

1990

95%
"

Map-Nov

Jan

1962

series

adjustment

*98% 100

June-Dec

40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior

92

*98%

5%

First

102

102% .103%

—

RR—

series A

96

91%

;

101

2%

Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s

94'A

97

*87%

A

4s

95

—

96

64

91%

*93%

*101%

A

ser

*100%

Vi

97%

mortgage 3s

First

106%

88

Marie—

mortgage 4V2S lnc series

66%

58

102 %

96

101

lien

(Wisconsin)

105

*„

Map-Nov
Feb-Aug

(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
Stores 25/8s debentures 1972

AGeneral

59

10

5'A

1997

4s

trust

First

Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/0s
1974—May-Noc
First mortgage 23/4s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/8s 1988
April-Ocl
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage
27/as 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures
1967
Jan-July
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocl
First

47

2%

First mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 3'As

101%

96%

Pacific

First

104%

98

—

104

103

103 %

_

100% lOO'/s
*97
104

1957-May-Noc

3 '/4s s f debentures 1978
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs 1973
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966

Minn

65

65%
63

5%

First

1

-

2%

(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975

103

96

104%

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

27/8s debentures
5 Vs
1978

57 %

63%
62

65%

June-Deo

1955

4s

registered

Coll

119

100

—

*100

April-Ocl

sinking tund Feb

4

Northern States Power Co—

M
Maine

61

1973

Refunding & improve 4%s

4

& Co

643%

61

Jan-July
West ret 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
series A

4'As

registered

3s

82

96

48

74

96

78

First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Ocl
First & refund
mtge 2%s ser G 2003
April-Ocl
First & refund
mtge 33/4s ser H 2003
April-Oct
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980
ATar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 23/4s 1979—May-Noc
1st mtge 3'/as 1982
;

<R H)

62'%

.1.,.

&

lien

General

68%

74

..

74

*—

1984

56%

86

7

*108

1963

68%

45

"3

56%

94%

54

82

1976-June-Dee

1978

86%

73%

June-Deo

Louisville & Nashville RR—

Macy

mtge

Prior

May-Nov

D

17

91

82

91%

85

68%

56%

May-Nov
May-Nov

general 4s series 1962
5 A Lombard Electric 7s series A 1952

(P) Co 3s debentures
debentures 1976

Jan-July
Map-Noy
Map-Noy

1973

1973

B

643%
■

■

Little Miami

Lorillard

West 4s series A

&

series

——

-^-Jan-JuZf

A 2043

Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sepl
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocl
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
..Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
-Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s Beries F 1981
Jan-Julf,
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984—
.-Jan-Julf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocl
General mortgage 3%s 1983
April-Ocl
General mortgage 3%s 1983
_Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocl
Northern Central general & ret 5s 1974—Mar-Sepl
General & refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepl
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-No®
3 Vis s f debentures 1973
May-No®
3 Vis s f debentures 1974
May-No®

100%

100

13

*150

89

2003

ser

RR—

1997

series

4s

AGeneral

59%

98%

160

100

100

registered

N Y Power

116

100

__

89

ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965

3 Vis

70%
78%

75%

|AN Y Ontario &

99%

June-Deo

contingent interest 2003
ASerles E 4'/2s
contingent
interest
2003

mtge

389

1998

A

First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-Julf
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May

106%

112

1997—June-Deo

ASeries D 4s

1st

85'A

Mortgage

104

98

"2

4%s fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003

debentures

84

99%

100%

__

Series B

33/4S

67%

84%

90

103

99%
59

Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
1st mortgage 4%b extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—

3s

62%

N Y Lack

94%

*102% 1027/b

—

stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984

Lighting Co 3%s

100

597
594

1st

59

5s

Long Island

92%

Harlem River & Port Chester—

*100%

Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s
stamped 1964

interest

102

6

—

70%

99

—

*100%

.

fixed

102%
101%

941/8

N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—

*„

June-Deo

1961

Lake Shore & Mich South
gold 3'/2S
3 '/a s registered 1997

Series A 4s

941/4
94%

2

763A

.

98

92%

9

84

*97

April-Ocl
Jan-Julf

Lakefront Dock 8e RR Terminal—
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968

ref

17

69%

96%

IL

&

59

100% 101%

101'/a 101%
99% 100

General mortgage 3%s 1997

103%

102

*88

June-Deo

Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
lAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959

1st

100% 101

101'%

101%

75%

series

4s

Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013

—

1961—Jan-Julf
-Jan-July

—

100%

105%
100'A

Co—

RR

N Y Central & Hudson River

108

70%

„

103

.

Jan-July

1961

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

97

103%
100'/4

—

70%

June-Deo

1961

4'/as

96%

■

753A

4%s

June-Deo

1st mortgage 23As 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975
1st mortgage 35/8s series B 1968
Kansas City Terminal Ry 23/4S 1974

Stamped

953/8

ApriJ-Oct

Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'%s

pr„AC

fpril-Oct
1956

D

—

Feb-Aug

-r-

mtge

series

Central

*104%

April-Ocl
April-Ocl

93%

100

4

99%

*103

Jan-July

Clear

4%s

York

—

102

104Vi
85%

Jan-July
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s Beries B 1975
April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Map-Noy

126

105% 105%

Mar-Sept

1978-

&

1950

Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013

J
Franklin

1954

series C

3%s

mortgage 3s 1980

Jamestown

series B

5s

AFirst

Co—

3%s

5s

New

133%

167

931/4
126

127

1972__Map-Nov

1977

A

5%s series A 1954

AFirst

130%

101%

155

AFirst

Pipe Line Co—

debentures
Power

mortgage

1st

160

®

n

81%

973/4

May-No®

1977

3%s

98%
99%

2

*80

*97%

—

102

■

103% 103%

-

109

97%

INew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—

123

127% 130 %

Jan-Julf
5s

102

160

*102

Jan-Julf
April-Ocl
Jan-Julf
Jan-Julf

1977
1st

89'/a

Power & Light 3s 1974
Great Nor 5s A 1983

Orleans

„

"3

32

Consolidated

1956

Rys Central America

New Orleans Terminal

*97

Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept

High

106

«...

A First
gold 5s series C 1956
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—

Inter

New

105

100%

14

AFirst

1952

A

103

103'A

*88%

128%

10

April-Ocl
Mar-Sept

101%

Low

31

100 3A

1974

New Jersey

160

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepl

107%

100

1982

lOl'/z

Jan, 1

No.

107

debentures

101

Range Sine®

Sold

107

debentures

99

Bonds

High

100

3s

New Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4a

*101%

1980_June-De«

Range

Friday's

Map-Nov

3s

105%
103%
103

103% 103

Feb-Aug

1972

1961

102

*1017/a 1021/4

1970—-—Jan-July

1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982—
^International Great Northern RR—

§ A First

106

Tel Co—
4%s series B

102

104%

100% 101%

May -Nov

Indianapolis Union Ry CoRefunding and imp 2Vis series C
Inland Steel

103

♦lOO'/a 100%

May-Nov

1955

Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A
§ Allseder Steel Corp 6s 1948

102 %

New England Tel &
First guaranteed

*104

101%

or

Bid & Asked

Low

*1047/8 107

Mar-Sept

Week's

Last
Sale Prlee

Period

High

n03'/4

Consol mortgage

Interest

Range Sine®

Sold

Illinois Central RR—

1st

19

Friday
Bonds

Friday's

or

Sale Price

Low
Consol

NOVEMBER

Week's Range

Friday
Interest

99%

99% 100

Jan-Julp

99%

99% 100

Jan-July

81%
97»A

98

April

*62%

24

82

April-Ocl

66

68

Mar-Sepl

Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Deo
May-No®
May-No®
June-Dec

Feb-Aug
-Jan-July

102 »A 102 Vi

110

105%

109%

91%

100

91%

100

23
f

77%

86'A

51

90

98

53

70

9

9534

104

9

1083i

105% 105 %

1

101

106 %

3

96

10034

37

98'A

101'%

12

95%

100

100% 1003A
98%
*—

983/4
96

94

*98% 100%
*104%

97 3A

99%
98

100%

3

105

105%

*106

103% 1033/4

112%

103 %

__

Map-Nov
June-Dec

*

110%

100

100%

102

96

106%

108

103 Vi

104%

Number 5379

180

Volume

(2105)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Friday
Interest

BONDS

Period

Stock Exchange

New York

Last

Low

__

,

107 Vi

107% 107%

~3

99%

2

101%

103%

111

*__

Second

gold

"95%

97

"II

.

1st mortgage

"l

11

105'%

131
200

218

100

102%

83%
99%

99 Vi

*160%
"142'%

100%

Seaboard

Line RR

Air

mtge

series

3s

f debentures

87

81%

123%
106'/a

140% 140 %

106 %

107

142

£8%

13

102% 102%

102%

92%

17

100%

16

86%

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101%

—

"99%

1976
5s 1963

96%

Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup

"161%

Natural
Pacific

100

'

4Vis

4Vis

Gold

4

Vis

4Vis

San Fran Term

1st

97%

92%

*2

101%

100

97

91%

96%

142%

125

__

66

7

49%

287

96%

101%

101%

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96 Va

96 Vi

-r

97

91%

19

96%

118

112

Southern

Ry

first

92%

99%

"I

75

75

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75%

109

and

general

6s

Devel and general

gold

Mar-Sept

103%

107%

106%

106% 107'A

64

103

107'A

105%

105% 106%

70

102%

series

5s

A

"100

Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Orleans

Joint

33/4s

Southwestern

&

100

ASpokane

133

133

*

2

79 Va

Tel

2%s

debs

1985

1983

Internal

first

gold

4Vis

2013

debentures

Co

RR

104

106%

103 Vi

105%

2

106

104%

94%

90

98

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3

94%

96%

159

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159% 159 %

159

139%

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—

159

"142'A 155
"159'A

*142%

—

—

„

—

122

134

102%

102% 102'A

20

101%

104% 104%

8

104%

106%

105% 105'A

18

105 %

118 Va 118 %

"100'A 101 %

96%

98%

103%

120%

100'A

101

101

101

—

103

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—

13

98%

100

94

101

96

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*

*98 Va

—

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.

1

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100%

105%

101%

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105

110

102

104

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7

Map-Nov
1973—Aprll-Oot

94 V*

7

99

86%

,

107 %'

102'A

106

"105

95

95

__

—

105'A 105'A

105'A

ref

gtd

gold

1971
3'As

3'As

4s

first

Union Telegraph

2361

♦103%

Electric

1st

mtge

Gen

104%

107

66%

66%

53

61%

65

65%

66

59 Va

103

103'A

4

102'A

104%

102

102%

102

102%

first

B

RR

102%

*98 Va 100

80

97'A

146'A 146'A
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—

3

>

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113%

101

97%

102%

106%
102

94

9 8 Va

94 Va

147

106

90

103%

98 Va

102

194

95'A

113%

1

100'A

102%

103

106

101

Jan-July

*106'/»

Jan-July

1960

4s

82'A

83%

74

80%

87%

71%

72'/a

24

64'A

73'%

94%

94%

1

90'/a

95

—

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A

90'A

96'A

5

—

111

67%
67

90

93

102'A

102

113

1

102

102

*96%

April-Oct

1958

19
—

105% 106'A

106

May-Nou

mortgage 3s

series

4s

105%
103 %

15

105'A 105 »A

103%
100'A

65 3A

Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July

1965

Central

Wisconsin

5

II

II

Mar-Sepf

5A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953

S

72'%
63

66%

Jan-July

1980

A

Corp

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
first

65'A

55%
•

105%

Co—

2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—

Co

18

103% 103%

103%

Mar-Sept

30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series

&

67

64%
—

Jan-July
Jan-July

1966

guaranteed

4s

debentures

101'A

*63'A

1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July

3'As

85%

95%

*88%

May-ZVoo

registered 2361

Wilson

77%

5

65'A

66%

Western Maryland Ry

Westinghouse

~1

99

Jan-July

West Penn Power 3'As series I

Shore

85

99

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Map-Nov

1974

85

85

85

1976—Map-Nov
2000

78

88'A

*84

April
1991—April
Feb-Nov

1981

2004

May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July

mtge 4'As Inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976

Wisconsin

108

118%

17

116% 117%

116%

103'A

3'As

debentures

conv

first

Electric

Penn

West

103%

105%

.

94

Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979

General
West

98

15

2

118'/8

110%

First mortgage

Yonkers Electric
a

"75

April

95%

92%

103%

95%
"—

100%

98

103%

170

87%

102%

116

94 Vi

94"%

12

91

99%

99%

99%

10

95%

In

delivery

the
In

1971

Light & Power 2%s
sale

not

103

*93

1976-Jan-JuZp

Included

In

the

2

103

104 %

100

92%

92%

94'A

year's range, d Ex-Interest . eOdr,-lot sale
not Included In the year's rangtr. r Cash

year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.

not

Included

the

not
sale

Bankruptcy Act,

§ Negotiability

101

190

97% 101

112%

Deferred

Included

75%

67%

79

111% 112%

101

2%s 1979

Wisconsin Public Service 3'As

"103

Jan-July

1974

106

103

Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970

89%

94%

^

133%

Standard Coil Products 5s conv 1967
June-Dec
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982
April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s

89%
97

97

93'A

84%

7

92

"88'A
97

1995

3'As series B

mortgage

Walworth

106%

'A

96

—

92

92

May-Nou
April-Oct
Map-Nov

1977

Bell

103%

RR Co—

Warren

Northeastern RR—

3Vis debentures

15

w
Wabash

Winston-Salem

April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July

1956

6Vis series A 1956

105%

April-Oct

1958

First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C

117'A

56

'75—June-Dec

5s

series B

Virginian Ry 3s

97'A

97

—

97%

"—

104

1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
consol

97%

104 Va

"94

Aprll-Oct
Jan-July

ser J 1982
first gtd 5s 2003

3'As

mtge

& Southwest
consolidated

First

102%

97%

15

100% 101%

,*95%

115% 116%

1961

ref

Western

Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct

104.'A

96 Vi
2

"92%

H 1980
Mar-Sept
1981—June-Dec

ser

&

Virginia

111'A

98%

—

106 Va 106%

First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996

100 %

104VA

99
105

106

106%

97 Vi

99%

*—

106

91%

86%
103

5

104% 104%

104%

mortgage & refund 3%s ser I

Westchester

98

93

14

Southern Pacific RR Co—

series G

ref mtge 23As

1st

104'/8

100%

„

116%

1977—

A

mtge 3%s ser A

First mortgage 2Vis

First and

mtge Income 4'As series B Jan

106%

1981

(Oregon Lines)

101

*98

1955—Feb-Aug

A

Gen

1973_June-"Dec

conv

1969

Gold

gtd 4s series

184%

May-Nov
Map-Nov

Co

Gas

95

90
31

105

-June-Dec

1969

debentures

consol

123%

109% 110'A

109%

Jan-July

1994

100%

of America—

subord

RR

mtge 4s Income series A Jan

Co—

First

C

Gen

62%

62%

Jan-July

2%s

A

1951

120

—

101% 101%

Jan-July

Ry

1947

series

mort

series A

fund

Corp

conv

First

"97%

„Feb-Aup

1987

96'A

"102% 104%

—J an-July
Jan-July
1951
June-Dec
June-Dec
1951—,June-Dec
June-Dec

118
—

Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct

1979

Southern Indiana

series A

102

95%

—

—

ApriZ-Oct

1941

103'A

1

90

89%
*

sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Deo

109%

100

"102

"119

Aprii-Oct

2%s debentures 1985

Southern

94%
118

Telephone & Telegraph Co—

Southern

105

107

"117

98%

debentures

sinking

13

99'A

103'A 103'A

Consol

85

99

2 Vis

1947

fund

assented

Vanadium

80,

80%

--

93

"95'A

Oil

debentures

99%

71
-

104% 105

104%

"97%

South & North Ala RR gtd

Bell

102%

95

"98% 100

"102%

1971

98%
105

104'%

Corp—

A

assented

sinking

3%s

Map-Nov

Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965

Socony-Vacuum
Southern

142

79

1951—

97'A

'

142 %

142

Mar-Sept

coll trust 7s
Corp 3 Vis conv 1983

Oil

Works

series

mort series
3'As assented series C 1951

Co—

6Vis

Steel
debs

6'As

1st

Corp

99

101%

99%

142%

June-Dec

ASilesian-Amer

New

United

160

"138% 143%

87

1982

107

94'A
1

100% 101

89 Vi

Map-Nov
ApriZ-Oct

.

1967

debentures

„

June-Dec

§ASiemens & Halske

Devel

sinking fund debentures 1973
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976

101 Va

96'A

1972

debs

f

s

3%s

1974

debentures

99 Va

103%

—

<m.m.

99%

103%

—_Jan-July
J an-July
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf

1970

33As

3%s

Mar-Sept

Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Union Oil 2Vis debentures

100%

98

..

1

99

104

101

Mar-Sept

1973

mtge & coil trust 3%s

6'As

& Sons 2Vis 1966

Seagram (Jos E)

4'As s f debs

Tank Car

__

"77'A

B 1980
1977

8

37%

95

'

.•

106

99%

Feb-Aug

1976

Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991
Union

4%s

iH o o

97%

.157% 157%

Jan-July
May

15%

99'A

"97

104%

United Gas Corp. 23As

5

80

54%

—

106

June-Deo

1970

105%

30

.

100% 100%

100%

1971——
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972

99%

"82%

1977

99%

35 Ve

*98

105

97

85

.

*99%

Map-Nov

23As debs

of California

debentures

2%s

6'As

gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
3Vis B 1971
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou

Scott Paper 3s conv debs

32%

June-Dec

2%s 1980—
1982

3'As

mtge

1st

85

102%

141

352

80

75

35

ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23As 1966—ApriZ-Oct
3%s debentures 1977.
'
Mar-Sept

—

105%

95

79%

3%s 1971
Map-Not
and coll trust 23As 1975—ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1968
Map-Nov

102%

*99% 100

134%

101%

~i

104% 104"%

Mar-Sept

1961

100%

5

101%
101

122

*100

June-Dec

1974

1st mtge & coll tr

140%

104

94

92

6
~.

Pacific RR—

103

1

100,

Depot

New

&

3%s

Corp 2%s debs

Union

100%

1

104

—

Pacific—

Orleans

New

Oil

23

"104% 105

St Paul & Duluth first cons
Union

of

Union

140% 140%

May-Noo
inc bond certificates Nov 1989-Jan-July

Second 4s

RR

OO

1041% 104'/a

101%

99%
104 Va

10

101'A 101'A

100% 100%

*134'%

First mortgage

100

101% 101%

1989

certificates

101%

tAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
AAdjustment Income 5s Jan 1960
Aprll-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and Impt 33As 1960—June-Deo

1st

"101

123%

94 %

101'A

.

22

u

103

April-Oct

4s series A 1997

bond

4s

3%s series C

Pacific-Missouri

99%

"215

98

101

111

3

"98%
99
102% 103

first

Texas

3s

1996_jan-Ju!p

ASecond mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—

123% 123%
103

Union Electric Co of Missouri

100% 100%

96

94%

96

98

Francisco Ry Co—

St Louis-San

2%s

107

1
CO

99%

.

104 %

95

100 Va

gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-JuZp
Pacific

Tri-Contlnental

Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept

1996

6s

and

and refund M

&

>

Mar-Sept

Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s

3s

99%

106

—

2

1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct

refund M 3%s series B

First

Vandalia

3Vis series J 1969

General mortgage

Sinclair

97

—

debentures 1965

First

Term

10O

97%

Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov

impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985

and

Texas

101%

102 Vi 102'/a
"97

1973

High

104'A

Texas Si New Orleans RR—

89%

100'A

1017/a 101%

102'/8

May -Nov
Map-Nov
Feb-Aup
April-Oct

General mortgage 4 Vis aeries D 1977

3s

Refund

Refund and

109

81%

96%

& Electric Corp—

Rochester Gas

s

108%

103%

33

"99 Ya 100

Jan-July
Jan-July

mtge 6s 1952
JAConsol mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955

1st

104

6

•

89%

88

4

97%

Jan. 1

'.ow

No.

Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—

109

108%

Texas Corp 3s

1995—May-Nov
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct

§ A Direct

3%s

104 %

107%

12

96

Jan-July
May-Noc

2%s debentures

debentures

2%s

Rhlne-Westphalid Elec Power Corp—
5 A Direct mtge 7s 1950

V

97

102%

107% 107%

Jan-July

96

Sinew

*nge

Sold

104

108

107 Vi

Bonds

High

Mar-Sept

1973

debs

2%s debentures 1966
1972

Oil Corp.

2%s

"V

fund mortgage 1946
3Vis assented 1946

Paul

Swift & Co.

93%

"108

Jan-July

1964

7s sinking

Scioto

Sunray

103 Va

Union—

Rheinelbe

St

115

102%

"103

Reading Co fisst & ref 3%s series D

First

107 %

1

3%s

Chemical

Stauffer

It

•

,

102%

Range

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked
Low

100

—

"107%

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

98 3A

__

103

Q
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures

(R J)

New York Stock Exchange

Low

306

"96

—

Reynolds

Jan. 1

Period

20

103

103

'

Interest

No.

High
114%

113
"102

BONDS

Sold

100% 1011/4

114Vi

—

NOVEMBER 19
Friday

Bid & Asied

100%

Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
3.70s conv deb 1983
June-Deo
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—Maj/-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963—Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Mai/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3Vis 1964—May-Noc
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-JuZy
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37/«s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Asntaoula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962—;
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
-June-Dec
First general 4 Vis series D 1977
June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3s 1983
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Map-Nov
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963
May-Noo
First ana refunding mortgage 3%s 1968. _Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Deo
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
33As debentures 1972
June-Dec
1st and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983—April-Oct

ENDED

Range Since

Bonds

FruU-y's

or

Sale Price

Phillips

WEEK

FOR

Week's Kange

tCompanies

96

impaired

by

♦Friday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds selling flat.

100%

<'

maturity.

reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or
or securities assumed by such companies.
no

sales being transacted

reorganized under Section 77 01

during current week.

**

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY

AND

YEARLY

RECORD

.

furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Nov. 15, 1954, and ending Friday, Nov. 19, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
*
In

the following extensive list we

RANGE

Friday
•

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Range
of Prices

%

VB

33A

3.%

800

33%

700

5%

13,600

•& Jkn
4%

Apr

Air-Way Electric Appliance

33%

Nov

Airfleets

2% Mar

5%

Nov

Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama

Rights

4%

4%

4'A

1,800

2% Mar

5'A Aug

Aeroquip Corporation

7%

63A

7%

5,900

x5% May

77/a Aug

Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ain
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
dtitkmLI.

W

p

i

•




5

12'A

11%

13%

16,000

(N J)

Mar

Adams Hat Stores Inc
Aero Supply

Manufacturing

Air Associates Inc

3Y* Mar
27

7%

Jan

14

Sale Price

Nov

1

Inc

Gas

1
3

Corp

12 Va

123A

12%

12%

—

13%

14

A

'«

25%

26%

A
26

Sales
for Week
Shares

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

high

12

—

50c
2

Week's
Range
of Prices
Low

Par

High

Va May

6,000

30%

Last

American Stock Exchange

Range since Jan 1
Low

3%

5

,

Friday

High

x323A
5%

NOVEMBER lf»

STOCKS

Shares

ACF-Brill Motors warrants
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire Co common

ENDED

for Week

Low

Par

WEEK

8ales

Week's

Last

STOCKS

FOR

for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security

500

7%

Jan

5,400

9%

Feb

High
13% May
Xl4

July

15% M'7

800

10%

Jan

3,800

'A

Jan

3,400

16%

Jan

26%

3*3

OCt

%

107'A

Jan

12

Jan

Sep
Oct

—

Alabama Great Southern

50

135

134

135

20

135

Nov

Chronicle

and Financial

The Commercial

.. .

Monday, November

22

(2106)

34

EXCHANGE

AMERICAN STOCK

STOCKS

Alabama

Shares

Lew

-1

_10o

103

34^

T4

L500

Canadian Marconi

5* Jul,

Amer dep

rct» Amer shares.

Alles

Pictures

Artists

5%%

Aluminum

$3.75

3% Sep

7% Feb

9'A Nov

2,200

3% May

6

43A

cumulative

10V2
33A

1,600
300

10
Oct
2% Mar
27% Feb

33

4%

13^900

4%
78

American Air Filter 5%

pfd

conv

Book. Co

400

7%

50%

100

200

Hard

—

25

13%

13%

American

Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com

20
25

23%

23%

13%
23%

1,600
900

23

23%

7%
32%

30,600

31%

36%

36%

7% Jan
20% Mar

800

Rubber

American Marafcalbo

Co

Co

1

—

~7%

-

•

Meter Co

American Natural Qas Co 6%

pfd—25
American Republics
10
American Seal-Kap common
2
American Thread 5% preferred
American Writing Paper comn
Am ore* Oil Development class

*

-

67%
13%

15

4%

4%

3 14
A

shares

2.40
—_

3-flt

50%

9'A

7%

9%

19%

19%

21

24»A

23%

24%
15

9%

100

'109%

1

—

Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co_

-

5

-

109% 109%

114%

2iy«

2l7A
49'A

pfd—.*—*
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
•
14% % convertible preferred
50
Aro Equipment Corp
.
2.50

21%
17'A

July 1

.

Tel &

$43

8>4

8f#

1%

1%

'53 ft $41

paid

Dec

on

Atlantic Coast Line

Feb

Peb
17% Jan

5% Jan

-

8% Aug

Jan

2% Aug

1

Colonial
101

'53)„•

22

1%

1

—

50

11

Automatic Steel Products Inc

1

.

Ayshlre Collieries Corp

1%

Feb

600

85%

Jan

'

13%

17,200
19,500

102% Sep

3

19'A

-

3y»

13%
18%

2'A

200

3%
15%
19%

2'A
3%

500

10% Jan

vtc

.

•'

•

Co—

Colsolidated

Nov

11 »A

10

Consolidated

•

•

Class

A

6%

__l

Baker-Raulang Comany

i

Baldwin Rubber

1

common

Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—'■* i

II

Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp

jj'
1

*

l

...

Rights
Basic Refractories Inc
Bearings Inc
—
—

.

Beau-Brum raell Ties

11H

i

2

50c

common

2,100

%

Aviation A Engineering

^

10

1

(S) A Co

—_

100

Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord

__I

Company

-

4%

Feb

900

46%

Jan

46%

24%

Jan

37

Aug

99%

160

88%

Jan

100

Nov

«

3%

700

2%

Jan

3'/4

200

Jun

11% July

100

10%

Apr

1,400

10

Jan

4%

200

4

Jan

11% Sep
19
Aug
5»A Sep

100

8>A

7

200

10%

10

6y8

2%

Apr
1% May

3,200

5%
26

900

26

Nov

6y8 Mar

x67A
4%

Jan

Jan

Jan

Nov

4%

28

29

29lA

21%

Jan

31 %

Aug

21

Jan

30

Nov

1,800

26

66A

6%

100

6%

3]|

3,i

•

200

Sep

—

8%

Jan

110% 113'A

250

89%

Jan

53%

200

x50% May
15% May

17%

17Va

17%

1,500

7'A

7"A

IV*

1,400

14%

i

18%

•

•

io

18%

800

1,200
—

24

23

10%

10%

10%

10%

11

16%

16%

16%

American dep rets
Biscuit Corp

ord shares—3s 6d

Burry

-

12 %c

Corporation

convertible class

Sep
Oct

Devon-Leduc

Oils

Oct

Distillers Co

18%

Jan

American dep
Dlversey (The)

__i
25c

Ltd
ord

Jan

16%

Jun

Feb

20

Sep

Dominion Bridge

July

5%

20% Jan

26%

Sep

Oct

-

Co Ltd.
_J
Dominion Steel A Coal ord stock..

3'A
^8%

Jan

5

Oct

Calvan

Consol Oil

Camden

Fire

Canada

Bread

Canada

A

Gas Co

Insurance
Co

3%

Oct

8%

8%

9

700

8%

Nov

10%

Oct

DuMont

—

Canadian

Dredge A Dock Co

Canadian

Homestead Oils Ltd—
see




26

r

inn

11%

iKS

6%

70,100

26%

1,200

6%

Co
(AUen B)

•

III20

page 37.

Ltd.

140
--

—

e(8

5)e

?>/

4/2

140
--

•

15%

111

15%

lit

50
—

21/4

5V«

—

10c

l'A

3^^!^
n.xt

10

i

Feb

3^ Aug
23%

,tI?

way

12% jruly
6A

24,300

52,700
—

15%

375

1%

2,600

A

Laboratories—

12%
4%

Jan

10 v4

July

17%

Jan

20

Nov

53a

Nov

115%

Nov

3% Mar

73%

Jan

7% Aug

5% May
9% Feb
14%
1%
18

6%

Nov

16%

24% Nov

Jan

2% Jan

Jan

July

24

Mar

Jan

170

Nov

Jan

10% Aug

Oct

22

Apr

16%

Jan

9% Aug

12

Feb

18% Nov

19%
91/

s.
—* '

92

Mar

140

Nov

Eastern

29% Feb

31

Apr

>

common

10

100-

...

Iron

"

Nov

-

22%

1,500
1,400

Feb

3%

1.500

10%

Jan

14%

Nov

5%

Apr

10% Feb

15%

Sep
Nov

5,100

7%

Jan

11 y4

Aug

6

Feb

7%

Oct

2,500

4 %

Nov

73a Mar

8,600
.

11,600
150

.

21

Jan

26

26% Sep
15% Mar

32% Nov

8% July
.

4V* Apr

,

40%

30,600

Jan

200

2%

Feb

3%

Jan

52

Jan

9%

Nov
10% Sep

40% July

33% Jan

100

>

600

7% May

" L_
714

t-

4

734

500

30%

2,100

5

25%

Jan

Apr

6A Mar

$6

-

•.

jg

100.600

7% Aug

64 »A

3,600

56% Aug

27%

27%

50

22% July

8

'27%-

B

9%

61%

9
623i

25

$7 preferred series A

2V* Aug
23% Apr

•

Common

$2

shares

preferred

of

Aug

15% Nov
438

Oct

4% Aug
10

71'2

July
Nov

33 Va Jun

182%
__

1054

18

181

"

3,600

8

Jan

50

147

Jan

275

182%

jgg

134>

Jan

10% Jan
66%

Feb

35

Aug
Nov

18%

188%

0ct

176

Aug

27

Feb
Feb

Eastern Sugar Associates—

Oct

Jun

Apr

20

19 %

93/.

15%

7V'a Sep

Jan

16"%

Nov
Nov

6% Mar

3)1 July

1,900

51

15%

2 % Mar

1%

6,600

Oct

30% Sep

2%

2,000

38

29

Jan

11% Jan

100
!

Jun

3% Nov

27,100

29%

30

1

1% Jun

series

Apr

Jan

3%

1,500

4V?

1

HI\.

Eastern States Corp

prior preferred

preferred

14%

_

Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn
Malleable

Jan

145

<

C
4%#

Nov

21% Sep

Jan

Feb

19%

37«

-VII

Sep

57a

Apr

16%

133%

200

51

"15%

L*

common

Duro Test Corp common

4%

900

Mar

30% Aug

Jan

V

v•

Duval Sulphur A Potash Co

2

l/e J»n
x27%

1,600

31%

-31

93/.

"

6% Mar

12%

2,100

15%

~*31%

13

16% Feb

6

150

340

Sep

Jan

Jun

OVs July

1,300

3,700

6%

14

Durham Hosiery class B

Feb

2If

7%

700

4%

.*,15%

^ ~'

Sep

16

13sa Nov

290

14%

6%

__

Du1alOTCrrhe)ePCto—^^ reg"—-~10.s

3

29% Jan

Feb

18,300

20

100-

29

Nov

Oct

8%

142

18

10%

-

common

Feb

1% Apr

Oct

1

Jan

250

3%

;'—j_

•

Jan

15 V*

Oct

15

A

6,800

ljff

3%

4%
f

19

3

•

Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•

**or footnotes

26%

1

Cement Co Ltd common—

6%% preference—

771/
11%

16

3%

I

—

**14%

j-

Duke^ Power

5

——

Ltd

»

10

Driver Harris Co

Nov

11%

Jan

500

29%

•

Drilling & Exploration Co____

2%
2%

•

Oct

11

,8,500

28%

27'/2

Draper Corp common.—,.—_—s-19%
400

•

3%
28

27%
>
1%

Dragon Cement Co Inc.—

1,400

41

1 %

Sep

6

N JV

30% Mar

1% May

Jun

/4

6% Sep
40

Jan

3.600

17%

5

20%

7,200

11%

l

l"a Nov

'

5% May

600

3

•

;

Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—

Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power

2%

Jan

4>200

5%

3

Mar

Apr

10% Sep

Jun

12%

8

2%

%

__

ll

Oct

I 10% Nov

; 5%-Mar

60

300

1%

-■6% May
■

4,000

21 Vs

4,800

36,000

17 Va Aug

100

143

Dominion Tar ft Chemical Co Ltd.
•
.10 Va
9% 10%
Dominion Textile-Co Ltd common—— •Douglas Oil Company^
i- T."
41%
4ya
41/,
Dow Brewery Ltd—
•
*7

3

50c

5%
203A

Oct

♦

Cable Electric Products common
Calamba Sugar Estate

6'A
l'/2
29

Jun

1%

31% Sep

Feb

200

1

11%

9%

1%

Feb

10%

9,300
1,200

13%
6'A
1%
29%>
5%

10%

2

lOc

11
13%

Jan

2%

Super Corp (new)

Jan

22 %

;

..

6%

Class

C A C

Nov

1

2,400

18'A

17%

8%, Jan

% Oct

17 Va July

% May

5

100

% Jan

25%

12% Mar

.

200

15,600

Oct

10% Jan

27A
203A

8

>•

Oct

11

__

2,200

%

23

200

;

8%
9%
17y2, 19»A

—-

4s

reg.,

11%
4

Nov

300

16 A

.

—

rets

7.50

A

i

—

Ltd—

Oct

„

7*

I

1

54

7% July

.

24%

_

„

11

Jan

f

13% Jan

9,000

"

15%

141

.iq

121

17%

38

17A
20'A

>

1

Detroit Steel Products—
Devoe & Reynolds class B__;

4% May

25c

common

100

;

Corp.—
____1
Dome Exploration Ltd^
:
2.5Q*
Domestic Finance Corp qommon
__1

6%

Mines Ltd—
,.

Nov

25%

7%

14 V4 Sep
15 * July

May;

100

24,100

24

7%

9

2.50

15

18%
—

50c

convertible preferred
Bunker Hill A Sullivan

Jan
Jan

7,600

53%

debenture

Detroit Gasket A Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry

Oct

6%

Jan

19%

6,200

5%

^

.

Detroit Hardware Mfg Co_^
3%
18%

16%

15%

110%

5% Mar

6A

*

0

3200
—

16

5'A Mar

14% Oct

Feb

.9 %

'

700

5/8

14-,4

1
.*11%
Hosiery Mills2.5013%
Davidson Brothers Inc.—
l
6'A
Day Mines Inc.——
___10c
r
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
29
Dejay Stores common
50c
Dennison Mfg class A common^
__5 '4.^2iy8

Apr

400

27

29'A

Mar

3%

10,600

23

Davenport

6% Aug

24

.

44 V4 May

10 V* Mar

12,600

9%,

!

"3/

Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc

4% Aug
2»A Jan
9y2

.

ll58 Jan

Jan*

Mar

8% Mar

-

li lt

.

>

10

JaD

D

Feb

200

28

2.50

60c

Oil

10

10%

/

7% Nov
31

Sep

5

33'8 Mar

4,900

ii. 5'/. 5%
X113V, U7

1

34%

9%

ny4

187A

1

Ltd class B—

:

£1

ir'MZ311314
-5

34V*

Au{

34 *
:

9)500
5

..

3,200
2,300

10

Aug

8

Jan

1,800

I9,il9%
reg)

7% Jun
67/a Aug
12% Jan
12^4 Aug

3% Jtily
1% Nov

1,800

%
30%
13%

15%

£rowl()y Mil

27% Aug

18%

10

preferred

'v

Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
5,''
15'A
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic..^ .. 24%
Crown Drug Co common
25C:
2 ;
Crystal Oil Refining common.
• _;20y»
$6 preferred ——
—10
-Cuban Atlantic Sugar common—. _4 9%»
Cuban Tobacco, common
19%>
Curtis Lighting .Inc common
2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
g
...

5%

1

Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan common
7% preferred——————

6%

1200

10,900

t

common

Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common

Byrd

53..

46%

7lA

10s

Distillers—

cumulative

Burma

5%

2y8"

•

Bruck Mills

Jan

7

•

4%

13%

2

10s

ord reg

^

•

^ep~receipts: (ord

July
18% Aug

Jan

8%

10/400
1,400

14

37'/a

*

.«r
Americini

14 '

'•

26% Jan

23,400

-

Aug

7% Apr
Jan

Jan

1,700

7%

Vv

o$1r,PSerr,e,dHC'aSS

8%

preference

For man

16,900

7'A

$5 convertible preference
2nd

24%

2'A

$3

Brown

^ Class A voting

Oct

uggS
5%M°av

23%

•

common

9

•

1%

W
,

Apr

ot.

dep rets

British Columbia Power

C°"i

til^t^I"

Feu

7,800

-

13»A

ip'tii:=3.

13%

•

dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American

Co?Jy^

Nov

Tobacco—

Amer

"Brown

34%
-

•

Brillo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co

May

8%

1,M«

_•

Corp common—
Bridgeport Gas Light Co

9

4%

HV.

•

Breeze

American

1 26Kg
S
l
MSg

20o

.

Jan

irz
'IZr

ll". llS

7y8
10%

1

Brad

-

4%

5

Bourjois Inc

6

_.

Nov

11

•

common

k
4S

10

18%

•

common;

5%% prior cumulative preferred
Borne Scrymser Co

British

....

2%

30

41

10%.May

*

1,500

^

13%

•

£ 9

3%

Z

«.

—

Co

53,300

1

3y4

25

Blckford's Inc common
1
Btrdsboro Steel Fdry A Mach Co com_*
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blauner's common
3
(H C)

4%

«

Apr
Apr

A

50

73,600

37
14%

Aug
34 Oct

5% Oct

800

,

2'A

Nov

213i Nov

Sep

y

2,400
1,100

lOy*

30%
137A

V

Cook^nt

-

-

25%

Air Lines Inc—25

rSSSnSK'

Sep

16

/79

3034 Nov

12

26,300
.

10%

99%

5%

i

„

Bohack

3%

11% Mar

46%

23%

1

Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc

Blumenthal

'800

100

4,000

9%

Jan

7%

3,3 jo

11%
11%
29JA*
4 -:

July

113 Jan

"

-

,

22%
13%
%
29%
13%

6

123a

38% July
•

^Continental Commercial Corp-*-.--,—5/a

Nov

v

22

100

—

12
1'fs
6%
6 A

6% Feb
-

.

16%

900

25%,
7% •

*

Jan

67%

15,000

21%

5

Aug
36% Aug
15 !
Aug

22% July '
% Mar

100

7,700

"

13

>

9% Jan

-

4,175

•V

Jan

4% Apr
If Aug

12,600

30%-

8

-

'

Sep

9% Aug

6% Jan

♦

lOO

,

8% Mar
95

7% Jan

.36y. Feb

s

4,400

'

Oct

Nov

81V. Oct

Jan

8%

9,800
-

22%

:

Continental

6% Oct
ir,iv

13'/.

.14

1

RVo Mav

15%

l%

1

;

Beck (A S) Shoe Corp.—
Beckman Instruments Inc

3% Jan

2 40n

__

50c

19,000

15%

4%

lc

American shares
Banff Oil Ltd—

6A

5%
lfi

*

-

.

25y8

Continental
,

*

'

34 %

..

Nov

87

100

A-

*

Bailey A Selburn Oil A Gas—

8% Aug
30

,

Jan

6%

.•

200

,

10

„

Mining & Smelt'g Ltd-—*
Royalty Oil.——10

Consolidated

72%
"

100

•'

22%

I 13%

DtillUeS.L._^——1

Consolidated Liquidating2..*

iT

-

Jan

~

_.l

Engineering Corp—50c
Gas

Jan
Jan

-

Nqv
57a Apr

<

.

10'A

22% '

3%

26%

130

10%
•

7% Sep
4%

Jan

23%

900
•.$%

13%

,

13'A

•

4Va Jan
1634 Mar

May

125

12 A
75^

6'A

7»A

\

3%

100

i%

"

_1

1956——

Consolidated

Nov

20

—1

3
'>

•

1,300

13% 14/4
' 5 A *-6
* 5/5 ^ 5 A

• -—

—

Public Service..
—.10
Machinery— " v'

to

ext

2% Aug

14% Mar

-

13%
53A 4

- r

Shoe

Compo

3% July

15%

Co

Stone

A

Manufacturing

Community

16% Sep
11»A Nov

2% Jan

5,100
100

Sand

Commodore Hotellnc

Nov

138

7% May
1% Jun

15%

Colts

2'A Aug

5% Jan

11%

•

common

1,700

13%-

1

preferred
Machine

1%

1%

80% Jan

9%

13'A

non-cum

Automatic Voting

560

130% 138

138

1

Co

101%

101

34%

4{«

a4 May
88s Feb

Jun

13% Aug
4% Apr

11,400

8A «A
28
2JL
34 • 34.A

Cherry-Burr ell common ——
•
5-12% , 11 %
Chesebrough Manufacturing commonilO — 75
• v 71%
Chicago Rivet A MachineL———1—4
,28y4
Chief Consolidated Mining!—
1-1 %
%
Circle Wire A Cable Corp—_—
5.- 21%
C-19

on

Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp

Non-voting

23

51

*

3,900

-

500

13,800

4A

city Auto Stamping-—;
—
-5
25
25
City Specialty Stores"Inc common—;-l \ •
7%
*
4%% convertible preferred—
k-50
—
Clark (The) Dt Co.;—
-*
—
12
Clark Controller Co
—
1
1«'A
Io%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—
1
6%
/ * 6
Claude Neon Inc_
1 "
6%
5%
Claussner Hosiery Co_—
—
5
11%
■
ll'A
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing—4
: 11%
.,11'A
dinchfteki Coal Corp common——20 - 287A
28'A
Club Aluminum-Products-Co———•
; * 3%Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc.
_10o
2
'
17A
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
•
7'A
Colon
Development ordinary.—i—_—
37
?
35%
Colonial Airlines
—
-—1 "1414
14 Va

.r

dlv

Atlantic Coast Fisheries

.

Jun

Tel—

arrear

*.

Jan

13% Aug

200

1

-

Nov

■

£1

...

15

July

44

.

;

—

- -

4.50
Charts Cotp commoni—s—10
Charter OU Co Ltd-.—i
__1

Nov

117

19%

r

'

28

Camberlin" Co of America

110% Sep
21
Nov
24% Jun

Nov

* -

—1

Aircraft Co common—

Cessna

9% Nov
4% Jun
14% Feb

Jan

3A

4/®,

7

Mar
1V8 Jan

% May

58,100

Oct

115

4% July

itil it
14 ,* 15
6A 6A

""

Jan

Jan

3

Feb

9,

8)4 Nov
122% Sep

% Aug

200

-15
Aug
Central Maine Power Co—
••
. *■
%/,
■
23% Apr V3.50% preferred ——————100 - -81
80
81
25% Feb
Central Ohio Steel Products^ ,'
1 - - 6%
-.6%
7% Oct
Central Power A-IJght 4% pfd-——100 v -' . 92
93
32% Nov
Century Electric Co common.—;.——10 -. 8%
48
Oct
Century- Investors Inc————2
11% 11
68% Oct
Convertible; preference:———10
— •
--Nov

80%

>

7-4

10 — —
1.-^6%
4A

14

Jan

Feb

110

—

—

—

——-1

Ltd—j

7

2%

100

AP

,1 r

IIV4 Apr
28% Aug

Jan
Oct

9,600
10

:u,—
__

?n
—

Nov

9%

700

6V4 Aug
3% Aug

Jun

4%

-

4,300

.

Central Illinois- Secur Corp————1
Conv preference $1.50 series——
Conv preference $1.40 series—

52

Jan-

112'A

Products -common
Castle (AM) <fe Co_—
Catalin Corp of America
Cenco CorporaUon

1%

—

1

Central Explorers

10% Nov

12% Jan

9,400

>

American dep rets reg
—,
Associated Laundries of America
(ex

17%

16%

Associate Electric Industries

..

15% Jan
8% Jan

3,600
275

113

Jan

105
■

60

48%

Power & Light $7

„

9%

13%

15

5

9%

.

4'A Aug
17- Sep
14Vs Feb
3!« Jan

4'AMar
3% Jan
9'A Nov

28,800

1

4y8

4ys

.

17,300

119% 121

•

ord——2s 6d

common

Casco
:

7% Sep

15

Jan

23

71,800
200
300
120
5,900
11,600

4ya

Jan

7% Jan

2,300

"

..

May

2% Aug

-

500

49%

Mar
Sep

8'A-'Nov

5,700
6,500

-

10

1

—

Arkansas

A

8%
3%

49%
4y/<

21

Angostura-Wupperm an
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co.
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd
Argus Cameras- Inc.
;

CI

1400

17

8%
20

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—•
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—

Associated

1,200

4%

16'A
8%

4% Jan
25%
35
48
10%
4
12.

100
6,200
7,250

-

Jun

19

500

68%

14%

Anchor Post Products—-

Arkansas

6%

68%

Anacon Lead Mines Ltd

"A"

"

32%

-

Co

W)

(J

120 A

1

1% Jan
1% Feb
59
July

% May
« July....
45% Jan
.

200

American

American

Carter

1*/

10% 10%
8A 8A
® 121

--

...

33% Jun

Jan

23

2,600

53

:

4% Jan

.

__

~~34
"~ii
a/4
'll

1

American

450

_

1

Beverage common

300

U

7%

—

15

I American Bantam Car Co class A
American

22%

103A

25o

99

22%

-

_

(' American dep rets B

99% Apr
23% Jan
15
Oct

92% Jan
21% Aug
9% Apr

650

98%

22%

•
•

*

pfd-——

Carreras Ltd-—

-2% July

--

--

„

2*5J

Biscuit Co

§ Car r-Consolidated

,

Apr

5% Sep

Jan

3

—-1

-%

Carolina Power A Idght $5

3% Nov

4% JUn

-5,900

1%

-

19.50.-10%

Kennedy Inc

29,100
18,950

1

High

22%

--5

CarnationCo common—

103A Oct \

1 350

33A

100

preferred

Industries Inc

American

Carey Baxter A
Carman A Co

Jan

32%

iolA
32

4/8
45/8

2% Feb

America—

Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook

2Vs May

200

10 y4

1

of

Co

6800

9'A
47/a

to

Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
1

Altes Brewing Co

50 700

3%

~4%

preferred——10

convertible

Jan

27/a

91/4

1
1

Corp

111

2?
3

if '

^apiumt^ProSs^omrnon
Capital Transit .Co

No?

2%

1

Fisher common

&

Allied

Jan

3%

*•

Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc

2lt

Low

■J*

° ;4

;SXl^SS

Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
All American Engineering Co.

-*

—

Range Since J»„.

gigh

Low

,

r

.

Shares

oi Price*

Sale Price

•*

■

p
,

foi Week

Range

Last

*

.

Sales

Week's

Friday

American Sleek Exchange

103Ms Oct

3% Jan

2,900

^

STOCKS

..

.

T

96% Jan "

175

4%

4%

4*

Inc

cl

.

.

Range Since Jan.1
Low
High

High

103

in?

.100

preferred-

4.20%

Power

Airlines

Alaska

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price
Par

>.

.

Range

Last

American Slack Exchange

Sales

Week's

Friday

„

NOVEMBER 19

ENDED

FOR WEEK

RANGE

beneficial int

;

1

30»..

21%

21%

21%

200

19

July

"414%

24%

24%

25

21

Jun

25

Volume

Number 5379

180

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

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35
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.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
^*

....—v;.-.4^,Week's

V.Friday*
STOCKS' :

v:

Exchange -&

American Stock

Low

Par

Washing Machine class B—_—•
Mine* Limited———
—1
Eieetrio Bond & Share common
-5

1314

Easy

Elder

common--—__—1

Corp~

Empire Mlllwork

-

,

8

Warrants

6%

__

3%

.

13% Jan

10

,

7{%

Jjsr

Jeannette

26%

Oct

Jerry

Jun

6

17 V*

July

11% Aug
18% Nov

§j

8

Jan

4

33

Jan

4% Jun

13,100
Jan

50

16

May

Glass

Co

O'Mahoney

Jupiter

Oils

Fairchild Camera & Instrument-

1

Oils Ltd
25c
Federated Petroleums Ltd-—.—
*<
Fire Association (Pliila)__
——=-10
Firth Sterling Inc
2.50
Fisbman (M H) Co. Inc——:
1
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A——_1.
Flying Tiger Line Inc
1
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting—
•
Class B voting.
•
Ford Motor Co Lid—
American deposit receipts ord reg.JEl

36% .37%
36%
11 a
If': m
3%vv
51%
5iv2
52%
4%
4%'-,'5,
•

-

:

Aug

Aug
5% Oct

It"* Feb
A APr
24%

Feb

21

21 %
•

4%

Jun

3% July

18,500
1,850

43%

Jan

39% Sep
2% Jan

5% Mar
72%

Jan

4%:;t^%;

9%

NoV

11%

1,900

22 Va

;*

1A

21,700
100

"9%

9%

—

.

20% Jan

4,800
23,900

17%

Jun

24% Aug
7% Aug

3% Jan

11,800

4% Oct

6% Jun
Feb

,

Ford Motor of FranceAmerican deposit receipts

Co

(Geo A)

Fuller

105

65% Jan

100

104

Nov

71

3,100

106

Apr

Jan

T-t

10%

ib %

1,600

4% Jan

'2%

10%

29,800

fg Jan

2 &

2

3%

—1
1.25
5

(Peter) Brewing

Fox

J03%

102

bearer

Brewing Co

Fort Pitt

101

101

-

3% 7:4

6%

M

13%

2,400

3% July
4% Jan

14

6%

14

1,900

1,100

10% Jan

Power Co common—
*
preferred100
Mfg Co common—j———1
General Acceptance Corp
-lr'

114

6%

Warrants

211

Oct

4% Jan

15% Jun

7%

Sep

preferred

General Electric Co Ltd—

6%

21%

Jan

10

106%

Jan

3

Jan

6%

Feb

Jan

15 Vi

Nov

5,200

14%.-.15 %

'

7

convertible

5%

15%

~*
com—1
25

Co

Builders Supply Corp

General

2,400

IVi

3% V/4'/2

4

—

General Alloys

29%

28%

Gatineau

10%

6,100

—15C

.

Motors

Kawheer

Corp

7

500

Kirby Petroleum
50c

32

A

{g

Georgia
$4.60

Gemy

Power

Corporation
$5 preferred

preferred
Mich Corp.

Gilbert (AC)
Gilchrist Co

Globe
Gobel

(Adolf)

Gotichaux
Class

2Vv ' -2%
XII

^ :11%
13% ,14%

20%.

__

8%,& 9 %

Manufacturing

53
47

Great Atlantic

Great Lakes Oil
Greer

Ortdoll

Freehold

19 V*

6%

Jan

Apr
9% May
19% May

900

%

Nov

40

32

Jan

230

78

Jan

40y« Jan

.

108%

3% Aug
Jan

10

15%

Oct

14% Nov
25

Apr

9%

Sep

12%

Jan

24

Jan

1% Mar
59%

51%
88

Sep
Sep
Nov

1%

4,700

Jan

1%

Jun

4334

210

36% Jan

.47%

Apr

300

24%

Jan

28%

Nov

20%

.13%

650

19

Oct

23% Aug

Jan

7% Jun

13% July
2% July

17% Jan

3%
-

...

23

13%;-14%

194 %

.,

3 3,4';

5,100

2%

'-^.40
8,800

164%

Feb

230

132

Jan

140% Jun

4,600

2%;

JL% Aug

«

16

Jun

9c

6U

61V

-63/4

12,400

5 A July

2
5
_•

18%

18%

18%

2,200

8%f Aug

13%

13%

300

Xl3
40

Aug

3% Oct
19% Mar
7% Mar

18%

NOV

>

'

H

:

Laboratories
Hall Lamp Co

:_1

Inc

2V4

x27%

x27%

29

8,150

54%

55

250

55

'

Heller

Co

Henry Holt

&

100
100

:

convertible

Hoe (R)

1% July

2

1,800

3%

Feb

4% Aug

3.400

4%

Jun

10

56%
2%

& Co

Holly Stores

Holophane

_5

Mines

26

*

;

6% Jan

9%

Sep

18% May

23%

Jan

13% Mar

15%

Sep

■;

26

•

12%

1,000
50

12&

700

5

Sep

9

Jan

12%

Nov

3'

73a

12%

1,300

10% Jan

13% Sep

16%

16%

3,100

12% Jan

2%

16%

3%

1,000

19% Aug
3% Aug

3,600

2% Mar

4% Aug

400

6% Jan

8% May
9% Oct

Apr

2y8

Jan

17%

18%

700

11% Jan

20

13% Mar
44%

44%

200

44% Oct

16
Sep
46% Jun

_Z

20

.

Jun

80

8

*

.

102

12 34

137% 140

700
50

33%

2,100

90%

14,800

'—'4%

500

33%

30

90

88%
4

150

107 ~

107

4%

-

20%

20

100

Hygrade Food Products

Oct

Jan
Jan

19% Jan

7%

*137%

Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co—:—5
Hydro-Electric Securities
*

26

93%

3%

3%

•

(Harvey) Inc common
—5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock
•

Feb

150

25 '

44%

Hubbell

-4%

70

15

Horn & Hardart
Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
5%
preferred

Nov

200

t 3,600

8%

101% 101%

*

common

Nov

59%

14-%

>

1

Horder's Inc
Hormel (Geo A) & Co

2%

3%_Aug

22*%

.

10

Inc.

Co

700

3..

8%

—2.50

A„

Gold

2,800

;s9%

1% May
26% Jan

13%

1

preferred

class

Hollinger Consol

10c

2,300

Sep
Jan

22'

1

Co common

Hercules Steel Products
Higbie Mfg Co common—
5%

1,000

6%-J:
2 % *

22%

--—_2

common

preferred
preferred

Oct

4%

•

5%%
4%

3%

,1%

8%*

—•

common

A

3% Mar
30% May
58% July

1%

2%

„

Rubinstein

Class

22% Jan
52% Jan

5%
—

130
18

100%

Apr
Jan

Jan

4%

5

5%

5%

5%

1
,5

6 %

6%

3,800

12%

12%

6%
13%

1,400

.

Amer

dep rets ord

21%

20%

21%

1,700

Extension

Salle

Inc

Lear

5%

Common

Tonrneau

common

insurance

Pwr &

Co

international
international
international
international
investors'

Metal

Lunkenheimer

4% Jan
Mar

Industries A_

Products

;

i

—

Service Co

,.

4

For footnotes

see

%

Inc_lc

page 31.




83

-Jan

Jan

X21% '22%

2%

18,700

19% Jan

12

12%

500

10% Jan

4

^ 4"%

11,000

3% Jan

2%

2%

10,500

2% Jun
84

13
4

Mar

;

v

3*90 %~pfd__ 100

israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp

91% Jan

\

21%
12

l

9% July

31

;5

__

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19

10c

Resistance Co

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*

capital stock-•

5

28% Jan
6it Mar

2,150

123fo
4

Jan

13

1,500

9% Jan

_^%

1,100

3%

544r' _5%
2
2%

800

1,000

20% Aug

4% Jan

5% Aug

5% J,an
4% Jan

7% Nov
7% Nov

Jan

"7%

8%

13% Aug
Nov
Nov

21%
8%

Jan

25,900

3% Oct

9% Nov

300

6

3% Jan

6%

33

450

35%
4%

300

6%

450

423/i

53/» Mar

4% NOV

6% Aug

Jan

6

74

275

900

48

41% Apr
44% Feb

14

10% Jan

2%

2s/a

2%

1,900

13%

13 Va

100

84

86%

3,800

10%

10%

1,400

2

Nov

i3/^ Sep
Feb

31% Nov

Sep
Nov

74

14

Sep
3% Aug

Mar

14% Jan

12% Aug
51 Va Jan

142
22

15%

13%

16%

600

11

Jan

18% Aug

253/4
l73/4

26

500

21%

Jan

28 Va Aug

18%

400

15% Feb

'

Communication

V

—£1
10

Ltd

Co

Power Shovel

Marlon

3V4
2

Sep

X29

«.*.

Mead

Johnson

Mfg

Menasco

6% Oct
Oct

11% Jun
8%
103

Co_

Textile

common

Corp

Participating preferred

Michigan

Co

Sugar

common

$2

24%
30%

27%

31

Co

Piping

Apr
Feb

12%

4,200

22%

6,700

153%

5%

5Va

7l7«

7A

24%

23%

5

Co

Refineries
Co

1
50c
50

—

common

convertible preferred

Service

Public

Missouri

—•

71V

5%

43i

1,500

12%

12

n

—

6

8?3

1,100

29%

6
Apr
55% May
4% Oct

103/4 Mar

~**T

4%

14% AUg
NoV

Jun
Jan

15

1

2,300
700

7%

73/4

19%

193/4

20%

14

133/4

14%

—

IQ3/4 Sep

Molybdenum

Corp

1

—

100
B-100

preferred series
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
Mt Clemens Metal Product
1
6% cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills-.——2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
100
SMuntz TV Inc
1
cumul

4.80%

5
common—2.50
10

Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
Murray

25:v

26%

21%

21%

23%

6%

6%

3%
5%
35 %

50c

Muter Company common

Nachman

Corp

10

—

8% Way

11

Feb

14

24

—

Alfalfa

Jun

143/4

common

Gas

Petroleum

common

Ltd

Industries

Presto

Radiator

Research

National

Rubber
Steel

National

Inc

Co

Corp—
Machinery--

Car

Ltd—

National Transit common—.—
National Union Electric Corp-

Meter

40%

Mur

common
Co common

New Haven Clock
New
New
New

Oct

New
New

1
25c
-2
4

1
10'
1
*
.1
30c

86 Watch Co—

Auction

Co

common

Jan

8% Sep

New York & Honduras Rosarlo

Jan

2% July

New

York

150

17%

300

403/4

42%

10,400

102

4°
120

Merchandise

*
10
10

Feb
Jun

7%

93% Jan

109% Oot

2%

Jan

50

104% Oct
4
Sep
180Apr

34% Jan

5%

1,400

117% 118%

400

%

1%

5%

42

NoV-

8%

Jan

Sep
5% Sep

im

3% July
Aug
July
1% Jan

Apr

21

105 Va Jan

119

14

4,800

Mar

24%

1,800

23% Oct

8

8%

2,100

Jan

8% Aug

31

31%

300

28% Mar

5%

3,100

4% Jun

33% May
6% Jan

14% Jan

%

~8%

"5%

5 Va

,

17%

200

4%

4:%

200

21%

22%

13,500

17

17

2%

2%

9,900

19%

2%

20%

28,700

7

4

53/4

28%

Sep
6% Jun

Jan

22%

Jan

it

Nov

21% Sep
% Nov

10% Max

13% Jan

538,300

1U

6,800

1%

10%

10%

200

8%

Apr
Jun

16%

17%

600

xll%

Jun

30%

28%

30%

22,600

20

19%

20%

2,000
5,700

"Iii

200

29%

28

29%

27

27

28%

625

3%

33/8

3%

2,300

3

2%

3%

28,000

45

,

46%

1,500

Oct

25%

Apr

~4%

32,100

115%

1,300

8%

350

Va

31,600
25,400

4%

4

X40%

42

20%

22

3

23/4

3

10,000
36,600

10

41

10%

40

41

800

10

200

9%

Jan

2% Aug
Jan

7

Nov

Sep
4% Feb

136

3%
10

Aug
Feb
July

Jan

.5% Sep

8«% Feb

44% Jun

Jan

24% Oct

1

11%

3/4 May
49

200

3% Feb

21J May

Ml

2,020

2%

21

.29% Sep
3V»

8%
41%

Nov

48 Va

2%

A

Oct

21% Sep
30% Oct

Jan

24%

135%

2

134

2%

30%
V

2% Aug
1% Mar

2%'

2%

2%

11% July
17% Oct

16% July
15% Jan
23

3% Apr
135%

Nov

3% Oct

1% Jan
15%

%
12

Jan

19

Jan

1%

A
11%

<

1643% oct

^104
Apr
9ff%.sJan

1,700

20%

5%
20

117%

Nov

x7%

24%

5%

36

172% Jan

900

Nov
Mar

38% Aug
47 Va Apr

40%

40

7%

1,100

173/4

10#

Feb

60

177

OCt
Nov

30%

"""

3%

4V«

6% Nov
35%

Jan

10%

Nov

7% Apr
29 Va Oct

Jun

30

1,800

"3%

10

1

4%

2,200

36%

177

20

convertible

New York

2,100

534

106 % 107

22

pieferred—-—20
Idrla Min <fc Cliem Co
50c
Jersey - Zinc
—25
Mexico & Arizona Land
1
Park Mining Co
—1
Process Co common
—•

4%%

3%

bet
P,pb

36% Sep
/ 23%

23% Mar
2
Jan

16%

102

102

1
1

1
British Dominion Oil Ltd——40c
England Tel & Tel—
100
Le

400

700

35%

5%

A
Stores

&

6 %

102

*

Bellas Hess

13Vi Jan
5% Jan

Dehydrating tc

Milling Co
Fuel

350

9,300 ■A

36%

17%

1

Namm-Loeser's Inc

3%
35

Jan

6

14% Sep
1% Sep
24% Aug

26%

26

26

Sep.

60

Ijf Apr

6,300

;

Aug
Sop
Oct

7% Mar
13% Jan
11% July

700

8

Nov

22%

Jan

4,700

24%

May

32
Aug
31% Oct

23A Jan

11,700
19,200

—

4%

—

5%;

...

12%

——

—

100
♦

common

Mononguhela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred

13% Sep
Feb

19

12

*
50c

Abrasive

Wohl

4%%

New

6%

700

11

213/4

*

dividend shares

common-—

Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr 81 Light 5% pfd

New

91

31

9 3/4

14 Va

7% Feb

3,800
3,900
12,600

12%

Corp

Hone

nom-cum

Oct

4% Sep
3% Feb

Sep

4% May
89% July

Midland Steel Products—
Midvale

Nestle

Apr
12% Nov

9%
14%

22%

—1
1
Middle States Petroleum common
Midland Oil Corp $l conv preferred—*

Neptune

27%

9%
13

25

10/

preferred

Mlcromatic

—•

—_

14%

15
—1
2.50
•

—

Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube

Oct

Nov

32

3% Mar
21% Jan

1
1
25c

Ltd

Petroleums

Oct

35%

41

Feb

1

Iron

103% Sep
20

Sep

1

Co

Merrill

National

41%

1,500

22% Jan
11% Jan

Co

8b

Mesabi
Metal

■

9%

——*
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
McKee (AG) & Co Common
*
McWilllams Dredging common
10

National

Sep

31%

=-

Massey-Harris-Fergusdn Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common

Oct

30

31

22

-

x29

Marconi International Marine

National

6%

21% Jun
Nov

'

—

Aug
% July

14

10% Mar

26

5

Nov

107%

86% Nov
30'
Aug
12% May

22% July

10%

*

National

9,500

100

11% Feb

1,100

13%

1—-—10
Mangel Stores common.
1
Maniscliewitz (The B)
Co
*
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—.——*

National

40%

99

'

13%

Service Co-

Public

Maine

Nov

39%

100% 101

1,100
2,700

1%

M
Mackintosh-HempliiU Co

Nov

40

99%

3% Aug

7% Jan

73

73

Rights

12% Jan

1,5.00

14%

Nov

21% Oct
11% July

2% May
1
Aug
6% Apr

6%

2

:

National

1,100

V_10:

100

4%

——

1
*

Co

(The)

Corp

Lynch

Aug

22 7

;

38%

—1
1

(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer W'atch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration

Nov

21

10

13,800
2,700

13%

193/4

Jan
Jan

2% Jun

*

Lodge & Shipley

Nov

21

,

1%
6%

5%

5

Chain

Steel

4%

6,400

200

1A

2

9% Mar

*

A

Class B

33 Va

14-

•

Royalty—

S**£ubUc

5

Machinery

Petroleum

class

8%

1
10

preferred

Groceterias

90 V2

12%

& Ireland—£1
Light 4% pfd—100

of North America—:

international Cigar

Inc

G)

(R

cumulative

Jan

13%

51A

is

7

B
,_2oo
—1

«•,

Liberty Fabrics of N Y

Jan

11

T®P»erlal Tob of Gt Brit

Indianapolis

5
—50c

preferred

cum conv

Lefcourb Realty
Le

University

National Starch Products common

(Canada) capital stock—*
imperial Tobacco of Canada
s
5

600

1,500

;

A Sep
24% Jun

18% Mar

25/$

19%

6%

—1

Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co

Jan

2%

1,700

£1

reg

Oil

-

8% Jan

10

—10
«

Lakey

57

6%

imperial Chemical Industries—
imperial

9% Mar

9% Jun
% Jan
15% Feb

5

34%

6%

•-

6,000

14%

National
•

common

200

A

1

National

Illinois Zinc Co

9%

*

—

Sep

3% Aug
34% Jan

-—5
1

Midwest

4%

V

43

2% July

25% Oct

9%

1

Mines Ltd—

Lake Shore

Mid-West

1%

2

34% Jan

1,900

Laclede-Chrlsty Company
Apparel Inc

Apr

6%

2%
57

sioo

10% Aug
23% Aug
18
Oct

■

1,600

-

%

—10

L'Aiglon

Nov

4%

-

Helena

•

9%

3

29

3%

14%

2% Mar

400

3%

413/4

2%
273/B

29

Jun

1%

47%

1% Feb

15,800
1

413/4

"2%

--—1

7%

2%

'

3%

-

—

Stores

Mid-West

"'v. 2%

16

14
Apr
133/4 Oct

12% Oct

■18% Aug
10% Jan i

1,200
,1,200

20c

Miller

Organ

15%

10

33%c

Aug

1

;V

2,
Company——-——1
Hartford Electric' Light25
Harvard Brewing Co_
1
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
-1
Havana Lithographing Co
10c
Hazeltine Corp
*
Hearn Dept Stores common
5
Hecia Mining Co.—
25c '
Hammond

16

r 8,000
275

14%

Kropp (The) Forge Co—.
Kroy Oils Ltd
Brewing Co

'May

1
■■■■

Haelan

*. ---——-

Krueger

6%
600

X16% X173/a

2%
17%

4% Aug

■■■■'■'/ V-

194^^96.%
136% 138

1

%

1,800

3%

w..-'':

,

50c

Leases

Sep
Nov

6

•
100

Griesedieek Company
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine-—

Aug
1% Jan

273/4:; 28

22%

_.5

& Chemical Co

500

53

Us

-10c

Hydraulics Inc

8
Apr
10% Jun

-47%

42

Pacific Tea—

&

2% Apr
7% Jan

52 '

1

Non-voting common stock
7%
1st preferred

Oct

851/4",86%

50
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids VarnIsh-=
;
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Co—=

107

108

23,200

210

20%

U Co Ltd

110

47

-

Co

Great Amer Industries Inc

Apr

1,700
v

133/4
20

Nov

39% Oct

Oct

Jan

H Oct
102% Apr

400

Gerham

Gray Manufacturing

21%

--

%

*

Mines

Consolidated

Goodman

'

21

*

Goldfield

16%

10

400

10% *10%

•

preferred

Nov

1,600

21 % :■

9%
10%

1

Sugars class A

prior

Aug
Apr

3%

5,500

5

Inc

33

107%

2,600

8%: ,8%

1

B

$4.50

2%

"

Ine

Union Co

50

8%

10

class B

Jan

Jan

350

24,200

1083/4 1083/4

*

Glenmore Distilleries

Nov

9% Aug

105

*

Coal—

Alden

16%

1

common

7%

1% Mar

4,300

*
1

—

Gladding McBean & Co
Glen

16%

*

Yellowknife Gold Mines—

Giant

Nov

26

3,000

"%.7^%

13%

107
-

Jan

500

Nov

3%

11

19

18%

3 %

100

11%

Nov

105

3 %

12

11%

Jan

30%. 32

Plywood Corp common
50c
5% convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—•
General

12

18%

5%

Jan

—

May
26% Feb

20

2% Jan

103

100

17%

Lobiaw

Ig Mar

2% Mar

1% July

10

35% >

19%

Sep

8%

23,100

107

11%

NOV

5

2%

1%
35%

18%

2%

1,150

7,000

Oct

5

Aug

5

7% July

9%

Oct

~IU

Sep

3

7.50

2'/a

9%

2

16

*
50
1

common

—- -

Lake G

Kobacker

Locke

ord reg£1
5% pfd A-—10
General Fireprooiing common
.—5
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd—:—100

1% Jan
143/4 Apr
1% Jan

9%

Knott Hotels Corp

Jan

16

.5,600

2.50

(D Erall) Co oommon
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co

1%

American dep rets

Stores

29%
114

<

Generol Finance Corp

SGeneral

preferred

Kirkland

4% July
1% Jan

250

1%

107

5
10c

Klein

1,800

18%

1%

2%

*

4% cumulative, preferred
Kingston Products

1,200

18%

———-1
pfd—100

Co

Kennedy's Inc
Ketay Instrument Corp
Key Co common
Kidde (Walter) Ac Co_^

2%

.

••

3,300

"iii

Ltd

High

4%

*

Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%

2>/w_-.2l/2

2

J

2

Low

4%

K
Kaiser

La

Gellman

Hangs Sides Ian. I

11% Oct

'A

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4%
1%

10c

Inc

Kings County Lighting

Fargo

Shares

thigh

Low

1

common

Julian & Kokenge Co—

Apr

43

4,400
17

-

23% Mar

2

300

for Week

Oct

107

1,650

'•••

16

Oct

15,000

42 Va

17

•,

Jan

Jun

101

100

is VI It

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19%

2,000

4%7

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common-.—.——10 '

300

3%^'
41%-

42%
5

6% Oct

19%

%

-ft Oct

.

9.500
7

gates

B»(e
of Price*

13% Mar

2,300
.

Put

High

23,300

"

•

19%

—-——-

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Eureka

Low

ii%

Last
Sale Price

American Sleek Exchange

10% Jun

2$%

,.10|

107

„

5
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1
Eureka Corporation Ltd—,—$1 or 25c.

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■3,200

f/8

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Friday

Share*

10%

>

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and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

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22

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Range

Sale Price

American Slock Exchange
Par

WEEK ENDED

NOVEMBER 19

Shares

Low

Radio

Sentinel

5

25

24'/a

25

2,100

17

Jan

25

*

32 %

32VB

32%

7,600

16%

Jan

33%

Oct

Sentry

2&

2-ft

2%

2,000

1%

Jan

212

Jun

Serrick

Corp

1

4%

4%

4%

3,700

37/a

Corp

Safety

1

Mines

Noma Lites Inc

.,

July

5Vi Jan

Apr

American

North

Canadian Oils Ltd

North

Central

Northeast
North

RR

4

Mining..

11,900

%

Jan

V4

Feb

Shattuck

39,500

1%

Jan

3%

Nov

200

37%

Apr

44%

Sep

Shawinigan Wfeter & Power
Sherwin-Williams common

4{ff

43 Va

i!s

4'/a

5

26 Va

26%

1

5%

21,600

1%

Jan

5%

Oct

28

1,100

5%

87

7,700

88 Va

5%

50

Co

common

43%

31/4

43 %.

25

Oil

Texas

Airlines

Penn

3%

30

29

18% Feb

5%

Jun

Nov

Shoe

Apr

Sicks

3/4

7/a
11%

500

11

11

11%

4,500

Ind

Pub

pfd—100

103%

103% 103%

190

95%

Jan

103%

NOV

o
Oceanic

Oil

Company

1

Ohio

Brass Co class B common

Ohio

Power

Okalta

31/4

3%

3,500

3%

5%

6

7,800

2%

Jan

53%

200

44 %

Jan

109% llOVa

100

105%

Jan

53%

4%s preferred—

100

Ltd

Oils

90c

1%

25

74%

1

8%

j.

40c cumulative preferred—.
Oliver United Filters class B
Inc

1

5,800

1%

JO

350

x69%

8,300

8

Aug

6%

6%

400

6

27%

950

2,000

3% May

4%

4%

l

98

15% Mar

26%

5

Aug
Oct

Nov

Sep

lii Mar

Jan

27%

*

9%

Jan

Nov

6% July

28%

Sep

6

Aug

15

Jun

18

Nov

1,050

37%

Jan

64%

Nov

400

13%

Jan

23

NOV

125

18

18

O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s

62

61%

64%

Overseas

23

23

23

1

112

Nov

9%

1

—

6%
53 %

Sep

74%

_•

Securities

1

8%

74
.

7

Olympic Radio & Television Inc

4%

Oct

5%

*

Okonite Company common—
Old Town Corp common

Omar

3%

50c

Ogden Corp common

B

Co

Manufacturing

South Coast Corp
South

5

5%%
5%

1st
1st

pfd

preferred—

redeemable

5%

redeemable 1st

1st

Jan

28

Jan

35

Oct

Southern

29

July

Southern

Pipe

28%

28%

300

27% Jun

29

July

300

26%

26

29%

25

291/8

26%

26%

27

•

•

103'/a

103

•

1

103%
105 J/2

l
1

pfd

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70

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98% Jan

210

21/4

2,300

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117,200

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50

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100
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5

14,300

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l

58%

1

4,500

19,200
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58%

53

6%
60

Jan

5%

Apr
July

,4 %

100

3% Mar

18%

1,000

13% Jan

21

18%

10,300

13 %

20% Mar

61/4

3,400

57/8

6%

•

6

48

2

48

48

9%

91/2

10

9%

3,800

Jan

8 Va

Nov

55

26% Feb
5%

Feb

9%

Sep
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Nov

5%

Jan

5%

Jan

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Jan

15%

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*

451/2

44%

46

48%

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4%

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35% May

1,200

60

701/4

70

701/4

Perfect

2.50

2iya

19%

21%

900

•

6>/8

5%

6%

2,700

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Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co

ioc

■

Pierce Governor common..
;
1
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd——
1

21

'in

—

Piper Aircraft Corp common
l
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Pneumatic Scale common—
Polaris Mining Co

%

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3%

3%

75

78

24%

24%

25%

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800

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100

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•

102 Va 103

44

3

41%

16%

275

44

1,000

Power

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Apr

2% Mar

4tV Aug

98% May
31% Jan

16%

800

14

Jan

37

150

24

Apr

23-%
32 Va

1%

Thorofare

Tilo

Oct

44

Nov

18.
SSp
40% Jun

28%

Sep

6%

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~

200

22%

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24 Va

Feb

10,300

23%

Jun

32%

Nov

10

800

4%

Jan

9%

10

2,300

6%

Jan

1,300

6%

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Roofing

Tishman

Trl-Continental

_

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Temper

Trunz

13%

Corp

Unexcelled

Chemical

Union

of

33 Va

32%

33 7a

1,200
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34%

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Union

16

16%
10

25%

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7%

10

Feb

1

11%

11%

12 V4

.•

34 Va

34 Va

36

500

3%

4

5,200

1%

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4%

3%

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7,400

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30

Ii

22

13% Sep
Aug
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40 Va

4%

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97

97

£1

10

20%
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19%

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20%

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United

22% May
47% Nov

10%

44 Va

47%

32%

16%

9,000
1,000

12%

6,600

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10% May
10% Jun

17%

5

Jan

17%

19

23,600

15 %

Nov

19

26

27%

2,500

14%

Jan

29%

3%

3%

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5%

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l

~5%

l

8

Corp Ltd common
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Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
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common
...

Securities Corp- General—
See man Bros Inc

Belby Shoe Co
For footnotes

.....

see

page 37.




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16

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100

13

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400

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25

3,600

200

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40

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400

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10

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74,100

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274

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600

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825

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23

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200

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1,000

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12,400

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3%

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43

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43

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47 %

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„

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1

314

3%

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26 Va

26 Ve

26 Va

1,600

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4'/a

4%

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5,600

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16

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47%

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24

7

42%

58%

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21

700

47%

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14% Oct

177/a Aug

18V4

-

14% Feb

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1,000

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3%

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7%

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1& Oct
60 Va

4%

Oct
Sep

Jan

103%

Nov

1%

Jan

3

Nov

1%

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94
1

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33/4 May

4

8%

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27

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.

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10

5

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3

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257/a Aug

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62

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92

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1

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Venezuela Syndicate Inc

Aug

8

2%

Valspar Corp

1%

Aug

7%
2%

11

36 3/4

5t"* Apr
236

100

22% Mar

1,500

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67% Apr

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33

3

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V

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9

7%

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6%

_I

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3

1

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470

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24

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Utah-Idaho Sugar

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48%

•

common

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8%

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234

%

*

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232

49

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1

232

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100

7

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5

4%

25

common

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700

87

6%

10

Universal

81,200

35 %

25

22

3U

Feb
Oct

500

24% Aug

5%

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89

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200

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Finishing Co

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8%

~I_

common

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•

100

registered

Sharing

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8%

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2,700

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4

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20

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U

4%

4

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8,800

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•

55%
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30%

31

11%

24

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54%
25

V

55%
26%

100

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Universal

...

41% Jan

2% May
56% Jun

26

21%

1

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10%

20

25c

3,700

25

20

....

1%

70c

preferred

United

$5

Carlos

1%

53/» Oct

dallfornia—r

rets

Profit

United Shoe

Oct

14% Oct

17%

St Lawrence

1%

5s

Corp

Products

dep

17% Jan

26%

Ban

14 % Mar

26

20

Corp

Molasses

U

Scurry Oils Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines

Elastic

United

18% Mar

11%

of

United

1,200

15%

12%

Co

Aug

8

...

Oil

Mar

.

Scuilin Steel Co

Union

3

1

1

24 %

Feb

X11

£1

$3.75 preferred series A.
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United Aircraft Porducts common

99

20%

Corp

Investment

Jan

—l

Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common

Jan

11%

5

Canada

Jan

19%

...1.25

(The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co

Inc

Gas

10% Oct
20%

1
___•

Russell

Bavoy Oil Inc (Del).
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co

Realization

Amer

common..

18%

1,700

u

Nov

United

Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common

750

12%

6% Sep
6% Oct

Oct

Sep

Royalite Oil

24%

12%

•

1%

Rotary Electric Steel Co

24%

1

;

fe Jan

5

Jan

8%

Corp

Ulen

5

Jan

~25c

Inc

Oct

Roosevelt Field Inc

4% Jan
3%

'

Oct

loo

2,400
3,000

warrants

18%

pfd F

5%

~5%

12%

10c
^0

—

Tob&'.-cb & Allied Stocks
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered
Amer deposit rets def registered
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4y«% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans Lux Corp

10%

American dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common

5

1

Jan

1

Inc

Inc-^.,.

7% May

(Texas Corp) vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—

Nov

Nov

~5

•

Iuc-

500

50c

41%

24%

1

R<*fcity & Construction

300

Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—

2,700

Nov

6% Mar

70%

common—

7/a

Rico

59

14

%

—

Jan

59

52

23

9 78

....

Sep
Sep

16 Vb

5

l

7/a

5

12

300

5

9%

Engineering

3,400

5%

Ciorp.—____

16 Va

&

16 %

common

1

~

,

26 %

15%

3%

8

Light $4.56 pfd

Co

Hi
Co

Remington Arms Co Inc.
Rice-Stlx Inc..
Richmond Radiator:

Schick

&

Corporation

Oct

9%

32%

Tbor

Feb

104

Jan

Peb

5%

5

——————T—.I

(Robert) &
Reliance Electric

(The)

23%
29%

600

245/a

5

common

9%

Co

Rels

Rowe

63/4

100

1

common

6 25

i-ufflp Co

R6?al Shoe

5%

25%

58

15

ThompsOn-Starrett Co

1%

9% May

21% Jan

25%

39 Va Aug
28 V8 Sep

7%

common

Chemical

14%

R

Reda

A

Inc

Thew

Jan

Aug

25% Jan

1

common

Texas

16

•

Preferred

B

Thlokol

Sep
16% July

Q

Railway & Utility Investment A
l
Rath Packing Co common.
TO
Raymond Concrete Pile common.
~ •
Reading Tube Corp common
IZIIlOo

Class

class

13%

36

10

Quebec Power Co

Inc

50% July

Jan

42

Jan

32%

T
Talon

49%

Public Service of Colorado—

com

Sep
Aug

Jan

1% May

Jan

5%

10
1
.10
1

B

51% July
28% Oct

Sep

1,000

1

ordinary

Jan

26%

16

1
5
1
*
1
20
1

Swan Finch Oil Corp

Jan

8

46

25%

Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Engine Co
lOo
Sterling Inc
1
Stetson
(J B)
common
*
Stlnnes (Hugo)
5
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Stroock (S) & Co common
•
Sun Ray Drug common..
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
*
Superior Tool & Die Co
1

36

10%

400

1,100

18

40%
8

650

38%

•

Nov

*

51

28%

27

& Co common

Technicolor

13%

10
Jun
32% Mar

38

Corporation

Jan

4%

9% Jan

Jun

5% Peb
9% Jun

26%

40

May

1,100

4V8 May
24

38%

1
*
—5

7

1,300

Jan
Jun

27

2

Inc

Corp

5% Feb

12%

Nov

4% Apr
7% Jan

34%

13%

class

7,100

49 Va

49%
27%

1

Canada

6%

12%

4

_i

cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp <& Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing

Tube

%

49%

Nov

5% July

8%

May

49%

Corp

Tampa Electric Co

12

1

4%%

Standard

3% May

48%

3%

Sep
July

34% Sep

5% Jan

•

Standard-Thomson

2% July

100

200

5,700

Nov

Nov

8

32

311
x4%

24

4%

Co

25% Aug

2% May
Jan

Nov

315
x4 %

29

Nov

Mar

22% July
42% Nov

26% Jun

B

3,200

6

48 V4

1

_

18% July
6% Sep

Jan

2% Aug
4%
78

class

Products

3%

49%

•

B,

Jan
Jan

Jan

Nov

5% Aug
26

Common

Standard

2%

2.50

Gas

2

21%

*

Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada

"l%
65%

July

6% Mar

Oct

3%

2.50

Prentice-Hall Inc common
-Pressed Metals of America..

22%

Jan

19 %

6%

25c

;

Feb

5% Jun

500

1,800

4%

77%

72

May

14%

3,200

4%
21

10

Powdreli & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
Pratt & Lambert Co

Prosperity Co class

4

19%

Jan

24,900

5,900

preferred
& Light common

(A)

100

42%

31%

Power

8tein

*

3%

Convertible
Standard

Jun

12,400

39

Jan
Jan

30%

(Ky)

Parts

5%

4%

Oil

Steel

15%

4%

Standard

Feb

5%

41

4%

j

31% Nov
V

15 Va Mar

31%

Standard Packaging Corp

of

14%

4,500

1,800

Inc

Industries

(The)

5%

4,600
1,000

Co

Standard

Co

14%

1,300

19%

8

1,500

preferred
Forgings Corp

Steel

1

32

8%

19 Va

8

8%

convertible

Starrett

J2.50

Co.

$1.60

3% Aug

Jun

4% Jan

Sep
3ya May

8%

Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc

Feb

2% Mar

1% Jan
2

Nov

4%

Pep Boys (The)
_l
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20

Providence

73

17%

181/2

1

Pennroad Corp common—
Penn Water & Power Co

Circle

12% Mar
108%

Jan

26%

7%

Line

Standard

6% Aug
Jun

4.08%

106%

Sep
2% Aug

800

July

8

Standard Dredging Corp common

1% May
101%

Sep

4Vs

4

22

25

105% May
105% Aug

17%

2

2

Patican Co Ltd—

Jan

71

Bol

Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills

97% Jan
104

Nov

27 Va

26% Sep

410

105% 106

29%

Jan

1,600

103% 104%

100

8

Southland

1,200

31%

16
Apr
233/4 Feb

12.50

common

Materials

27% Jun

—

Traffic

Oct

30%

600

Paramount Motors Corp
Park Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A

Penn

4.32%

200

Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1

Class B

4.48%

Oct

35

Pancoastai Petroleum (C A) vtc_„2 Bol
Oil

35 %

Nov

281/4

Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Pacific Power & Light 5%

Pan Israel

38 Va

33%

Airlines.

Page-Hersey Tubes

28%

Jan

34%

preferred
preferred

Northern

Jan

33%

33%

cum

dividend

13%

2,100

500

18,900

19%

25
preference——25
convertible preference
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred
25

28%

red 1st preferred
4.50% red 1st pfd——
Lighting $4.50 preferred

$4.75

2,100

37%

18%
31%

7%

common

25

4.80%

$4.40 dividend

28%

36%

25

Pacific

Pacific

27%

37

18%

26% Mar

1
—1

common

Co

preferred
25
pfd series A-...25

preferred-.

5%

27V2

25

106'/a
4?
19%
31%
31V4

74

102%

25

convertible

4.56 %

1st

108

230

28%

£1
•
1

original preferred
cumulative preferred

5%

4.88%

Pacific Gas & Electric 6%

Jan
Jan

600

42

Southern California Edison—

P
Pacific Can Co common

Oil

Penn

',11% Noy
56% NQV

31%

•
—1
*
20

preferred
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone
Corp
convertible

Simplicity

Boss

Jan

Publications—

Slmmons-Boardman
$3

Jan

18%

4 %

Nov

4 Va

40 Va

30%

2
1

common

,

18 %

400

106 % 106 %
42

2

Sllex

4%%

Serv

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class

Northern

Jan

14% Aug

14,900

108

*

Breweries

% Sep
Jan

Jan

11 %

55

106

106%

5%

56 %

11 Va

11 Va
55 3/4

4% Aug

July

15 %

•

class A

10

1

High

3% May
% Jan

15,000

11 Va

25
100
•

of Canada

of America
Ltd

Corp

12

-

preferred

4%

Sherwin-Williams

91%

3% Jan
87

Oct

Denn

3,600

20®
"
5

1/4

Is
1
preferred_50

Low

4Va

11%

1°°

3%

dep rets ord shares

Norden Laboratories Corp
North American Rayon $3

eLather

Seton

Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—

Range Since Jan.

High

--1

B

Inc

Servomechanisms

Share*

3%

4Va

--1

common

Control
class

for Week

Low

Par

High

Nipissing

Sales

Range
of Prices

Last

Sale Price

American Slock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Niles-Bement Pond

Niagara Share Corp common

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

for Week

of Prices

Low

FOR

Sales

Steel

Vogt

Manufacturing

5%

53'4

800

5

May

50

74

Jan

«6

83

•

25

24%

25

1

—

Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke

53/.

5

.

Co

25%

25%

26%

12,800

4%

4%

45/8

4,100

4%

434

3,800

I—I~~20c
1

Co—III
_

10
♦

a\>

86

28^

28 Va

29

jgy

16

16%

1,200

22 % Mar

20% Aug
3% -Jan

4% Jan

*550

24%

Jan

800

12%

Jan

7

Feb

90

July

195^

Number 5379

180

yolume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

(2109)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

American Sleek Exchange
Par

Lou

BONDS

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Lou

•
*
-100
1
30

Aircraft Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 %
preferred
—
Waltt & Bond Inc
.
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Ino
Waltham Watch Co common
Ward Baking Co warrants
-

1
1
40o
10c
•
1.25
100

Webb Si Knapp Inc

series preference
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Westmoreland Coal
20
Westmoreland Inc
10
$6

Mfg

Auto Stores Inc
convertible preferred
Whitman (Wm) & Co
Wichita Riy.er Oil Corp
Wickes (Thfe) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilrich Petroleums

Brothers

Wood

Industries

Woolworth

12% Jan

24%

8,300

21

Jan

28% Sep

5,900

1

Apr

1 %

1%

8
18

250

1%

1

149%

149

37/8
104%

3 7/a

90

3%
4

51 u

41,600

5,V

149

3% Jun

32,400
50

175

38

50

32%

11%

10%

11%

1,325

16%

17%

1,100

29%

29%

150

41

17%

42

9%

4%
13'%
7%

17%

l

Nov

10 Vi

Nov

25 Vi

iV
2%

1%

Nov

575

Rio

de

Janeiro

stmpd

Nov

8%

Jan

6

Jan

13Vi

•No
e

par value,

% Nov

2%

2%

Jan

10% Feb
102% Feb

Jan

100

15% Jan

20

1,400

11

53

39 %

49

32

37%

37

4%
4%

4%

41

141

3%

5%

76

5%

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
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

Below
listed

on

are

37%

37

38%

2,400

32% Jan

Stocks

15% Nov

Apr

45%

10

8%

Oct

— —

8,800

3% Apr
Hi Jan

3 Vi

Apr

2

Jan

10

30

20

15

Total

10

First

Second

10

Indus¬

Rail¬

Util¬

65

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Util¬

trials

Apr

Oct

8%

5s

-Bonds—

Oct

roads

ities

Stocks

trials

Rails

Rails

ities

Date

Ill

36%

48%

$35

4%

~~

n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
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¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.

12% Feb

15%

1U

42

47%

__

66%

104%

(not

107% Mar

19%

—-

2012—Jan-July
Jan-July

_

66%
100

principal.

Jan

15%

1%

48%

(not included in year's range),

Sep

ii

19

•

Jan-July

__

„

„

$40%

—

Deferred delivery transaction

a

Nov

15%

£1

Mar-Sept

__

$60

$101% 105

__

85

__

$68

—

—

June-Dec

High

85

$68

__

June-Dec

Odd-lot transaction

Ltd—

Wright Hargreaves Ltd

2s

A)
1919

$86

May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec

A5%s 1921

8Vi Aug
16 Vi

8

deposit receipts
6% preference

6%s

Jan. 1

Low

No.

5% Mar

2

American

(Plan

ARussian Government

Range Sinee

Sold

High

3% Mar

4%

2,900

12%

June-Dec

AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2 Vis 2008
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Nov

+

— —

—

44

Feb

May

12,800

2%

—

Jan

7

10% Jan

11%

Sep
Jan

Aug

950

%

12%

13

30

20

— —

16

Nov

19

6,800

7%

Nov

Mar

1,300

11%

7%

100

4%

13%

1%

Mar

38

8% Apr

—

1%

6

Jan

25% Apr

900
—

Nov

192 Vi

Jan

16

6,400

10%

105 Vi

3'% July

192

38

Jan

7s

stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947

4% Jan

Jun

192

.

July

21% Sep
1% Apr
165Vi Jan

Nov

101

Sep

9%

% Jan

200

Nov

2

7% July
7% Feb

800

104% 104%

1%
150

3 Vi

if Jan

500

17%

—

1%

7%

1

common

(F W)

Jan

25"%

1

Inc

Petroleum

Woodley

110

23%

4%

100

May

25

•

pfd

105

800

5

Machine

Newspaper

Wuodall

20

2,900

1

25

4% Nov

3%

10

common

7% Aug
7% Jan

23 %

41%

Ltd

Jan

3

1

Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%

110

2%

or

Sale Price

Low

23

1

preferred

5%

'

25

Products Inc

Wilson

3

1

-

1,400

110

—

5

5%%

100

5%

Week's Range

Last

Period

High

23

1

White's

4'/a

4%

—

—

Wasatch Corp

Willson

4%

Interest

American Stock Exchange
AMedellin

Waco

19

Friday

Shares

w

Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp

NOVEMBER

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Sale Frice

WEEK

FOR

Sales

Range

40

127.65

60.60

138.53

100.20

102.80

100.47

100.94

376.74

126.88

60.24

138.08

100.12

102.90

100.39

100.40

100.95

379.39

127.09

60.33

138.7Q

100.14

102.79

100.35

100.37

100.91

377.10

12

Nov.

Nov.

15

Nov.

Total

Bonds

16

—

100.29

Nov.

Friday
BONDS

Interest

American Stock Exchange

Last

Sale Price

Period

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Sold

Low

Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970

i
June-Deo

Bethlehem Steel

Quar-Febi

6s

Aug 1

Edison 2%s

Boston

series

1998
A

1970

Chicago Transit Authority 3%s

l
June-Dec

1978-

$150

Low

139.38

100.04

102.79

100.51

100.37

100.92

60.36

138.67

100.06

102.79

100.39

100.39

100.90

132

ISO

8

97

Over-lhe-Counier Industrial Stock Averages

105%

w—

99%

99%
91

69

69%

60

60

6

94

94%

3

(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.

101%

20

85%

92

34

i

60.22

128.22

High

101%

90'/a

99%

Jan-Julyf

129.31

377.44

Jan. 1

2

155

379.69

18

Range Sine*

No.

High

104% 104%

17—

Nov.

Week's Range
or Friday's

63

70

54%

63%

Date—

Delaware Lack & Western RR—

1st

f

mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993

Afay-Nov
-May
,
Jan-July

A 1st

Eastern
Elmira

Gas

Water

El-cole

Fuel

&

Lt

3%s
RR

&

1965

5s

1956

t
Mar-Sept

94%
105%

105% 105 %

93%
103%

1

AGesfuerel

June-Dee

$138

June-Dec

$101 Vi 103 %

Mountain

Green

Guantanamo

1953

Power

3%s

& Western

1963

RR 4s

1970

$95
83%

$48 %

Jan-July

A

$138 Vi

84 Vi

ex

Nov

1

1947

coupon

Tietz

7 Vis

6%%

mortgage 6 Vis 1953

Power

1st

mortgage 3 Vis

96%

1968

1970

$102

$92%

Prussian

Electric

1954

6s

140

98%

135

April-Ocf

104%

103Vi

4

103

<

99

>

i

94%

1

1956
1956

United Industrial Corp—
A 6 Vis s f
debentures 1941
A

6s mtge s f
gold 1945
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963

03%

2
7

165%

4

$144%

—

June-Dec

Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959

and Service

Mining

90

91

24

102% 103

35

102% 102%

$100% 101%
98%

101% 101%
$103% 105
103

103

$99

4
——

— —

~4
«...

101%

1

'

—

/

148%

156 7/«

83

120

Stocks

165%
144 %

April
Jan

1946—

1947—

1951

7s

ACauca Valley 7s 1948

a^1 Bk of German

A 6s

series

A

A 6s
series B

ADanzig Port
a

as
a

a

&

Shares

189% 192

f

secured

Hanover
Hanover

6s

1947

(City) Ger 7s 1939
(Prov) 6%s 1949

AUma.City

(Peru

Maranhao stamped

6%s

stamped 1958
(Plan A) 2 Vis 2008




Foreign

United States
Government

Bonds

Bonds

Tues. Nov. 16—

3,259,200

4,071,500

344,000

Wed. Nov. 17

3,813,000
3,537,880

4,479,000

Thurs. Nov. 18

3,764,000

420,000
299,500

12,000

97

100%

Fri. Nov. 19

3,108,430

3,668,000

558,000

5,000

16,791,320

$20,432,500

$2,303,500

$36,000

$22,777,000

101

Mon. Nov. 15

3,072,810

$4,450,000

$687,000

4,000

103%

102%

107%

101%

104%

Total

101%
93%

152%
95

Bonds
S.

$26,500

Government

161% 161%

112
105

$1,000

953,000

111,797,080

20,432,500

1,485,500
15,312,900

705,221,800

83,347,440
607,712,500

$22,777,000

and

Industrial

69%
107%

161%
150 Vi

91%

$16,797,400

$817,998,380

$692,016,940

<

105%

69%

167

68

Sale Price

~"+

.

1

107

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

73

107% 107%

110

68%

99%

$100% 102

Last

—

.

96%

103%

94%
$93%
$105% 107

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

102%

Stocks

Friday's
Bid & Asked
or

Low

High

Bonds
Sold
NO.

(Number

162

$86

—

Domestic

of

Range Since
Jan. 1

Low

High

Foreign
Government
Bonds

Bonds

Shares)

Week Ended Nov. 19,1954

Week's Range

162

Foreign
Corporate
Bonds

—

7
--

109

109

120

162

84

—

$23,000

$225,000

36,000

1,000

79,000

72,000

12,000

132,000
129,000

61,000

26,000
72,000
77,000

40,000

178,000

$334,000

$299,000

$110,000

$743,000

$114,000

963,620

Tues. Nov. 16

Wed. Nov. 17—

—

Thurs. Nov. 18

45,000

—
.

Total

—

4,760,510

Week Ended Nov. 19
100

84%

115

100

75

34,000

Jan. 1 to Nov. 19
1953

117

19%

20%

13

120% 121

8

115

wx

$110

167% 167%
$143

$60%
$41

Bonds

$88,000

42,000

Mon. Nov. 15

86

$92

19%

Total

•—

$107

$92

Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nov

$43,000
914,000

$36,000

Bank

International

Total

$107

May-No u

1953

310,699,014

476,497,891

6,719,550

16,791,320

—

1954

1953

1954

192
98

Jan. 1 to Nov. 19

Week Ended Nov. 19

103%

2,308,500

Jan-July

June-Dec

Sales

103%

103%

88

—

April-Oct
Jan-July

Jan-July

Total
Bond

Bonds

Bonds

102%

97%

47

Int'l
Bank

Railroad

Fri. Nov. 19_—

."Feb-Aug

233.1

99%

Feb-Aug

Waterways 6%s 1952

275.3

98

101

92%

April-Oct

iman Cons Munic 7s 1947-

259.0

209.5

$5,147,000
4,420,500
4,903,000
4,075,500
4,231,000

150% 150%

161 Vi

June-Dec

1951

+ 2.4

Number of and Miscel.

$25

State & Prov Banks—

1952

198.5

124.6

$10,000
5,000

66%

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
7s

260.0
141.9

+ 0.8

253.0
273.2

5.2
1.0

$105

Friday

7s

249.7

323.3

+
+

247.7
139.6

260.0"
141.0
259.0*
275.3

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

95%

130 %

Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Period

193.2

Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange

03%

1

American Stock Exchange

284.6

$25

Feb-Auo

Interest

222.7

+ 3.1
+ 2.5

«>;v

i

BONDS

193.9

+ 2.8

276.0
315.1

'/ I •'

Stocks—No. of shares

$107

254.1

304.9

*New High.

150

102

$102% 103%
93%
93%
191

+ 2.6

i i.Oi'f,'

100

$97

Low

247.7
296.5

323.3"
„—

Week Ended Nov. 19,1954

$95

June-Dec

West Penn Traction 5s 1960

20-year
A20-year

-1954-

High

Change

102%

116

90%

June-Dec

May-Nov

NOV. 5, '54

284.6"

Non-Durable Goods

Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance

U.

Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec

A

prices based

—

156% 156%

Feb-Aug

Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb &
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974

^ Baden (Germany)

16

254.1"
304.9"

Goods

Durable

Railroad

1940 coupon

1947 coupon

2

44.40 Sep

on thte closing prices of the common
for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
year are as follows (1939=100):
•

Composite
Manufacturing

105%
103%

United Electric Service Co—
1

49.80 Feb

101%i 103%
99%

165% 165 %

103

v

■-

,

—

156 Vi

102%

156

85%

103 Vi

$25

Counties Gas (Calif)
3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 Vis 1970
Feb-Aug
& Bros 5s 1989
—May-Nov
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—

Dec

current

93

104%

150

,

$158

Spalding (A G)

Dec

High
Low

stocks for the week ended Nov. 12, 1954,

160

89%
102

—

$105

91

161%

128%

__

96

103Vi

94%

90

99

81%

56

135

$103

Southern

A7-4s 2nd stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric CoAO Vis with
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A 6 Vis ex
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953—

99

$101 Vi. 102%

-

with

64.98

Nov. 12, '54

$103

Feb-Aug

Jan-July
ARuhr Gas Corp 6 Vis A 1953
April-Ocl
A Ruhr
Housing Corp 6 Vis 1958
May-No»
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Now
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
2Vis series C 1976
Feb-Aug
3 Vis series D 1976
Feb-Aug
3%% series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3 Vis 1970
April-Ocf

ex

4

Range for 1953

SEC Index of Stock Prices

50

93

—

'104

ApriZ-Oct

Public Service Electric Sc Gas Co 6s 1998_-Jan-July

A7s

18—

19

The SEC index of stock

142%

141%

$91

Reading Tube Corp. 6s 1971

A7s

18

47.32 Jan

64.98

Nov.

Nov.

1

103%

41 Vi

51

$154

Jan-July

Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6 Vis with Oct 1 1940
coupon 1960
A6Vis< ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
A

96%

$162'/a

1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3 Vis

64.89

91%

110

$166

Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct

>.

due 1953 extended to 1963

Ohio

Mar-Noo
liq tr ctfs—

May-No»

1941

Valley RR 4 % 1963

1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6

17

$25

Jan-July
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct

New England Power 3 Vis
A 1st

Nov.

1954

64.98 Nov

Percent

1946

AMaJnsfiela Min A Smelt 7s

Midland

Low

$105

1952
1952

A Italian Power Realization Trust
A Leonard

64.66

Thurs.

groups

1938

Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s with Nov 1 1940
coupon
A7s

16

for

—

97

83

11

Hamburg Elev & Underground
5 Vis

Nov.

Wed.

106%

93%

99

141

$166

June-Dec

Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
St Rys

High

$25

84

May-Nov

A

&

64.61

Tues,

100

15—_

Fri.

Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
debs

Range

NOV.

$105

May-Noc
May-Noc
Mar-Sept
Jan-July

Finland

!

•

Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—

A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953

6s

Closing

Mon.

Lackawanna of N J Division—

146

17%

21

94 Vi

1954

Stocks—No.

of

shares—,

135

1953

1954

89,702,743

4,760,510

1,918,184

130,424,251

$11,548,000
10,321,000
4,625,000

$10,930,000

$26,494,000

$29,717,000

Bonds
Domestic

$334,000

1

130

123
168%

$160,000

Foreign government

299,000

290,000

-i.

102

1443/4

Foreign corporate

110,000

52,000

51

59%

—

—

83 %

41

41

Total

$743,000

$502,000

14,132,000

4,655,000

37

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
38

(2110)

s:

.

Monday, Novemb

.i.i

'

"A 19o4

—

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
.fv;

RANGE

FOR

WEEK ENDED

NOVEMBER J 9

i:

Boston Stock

Exchange

Friday
STOCKS

Week's
Range
of Prices

Par
American

Motors Corp

American

Tel

American

$4

Tel

&

Anaconda Copper
Boston & Albany

(new

Personal

Calumet

Gas

Common

Eastern

&

First

General

Street

73%

5

68%

Jun

792

> 29%

Jan

44

239

43%

121%

jun

135

684

54%

>

9%

'•

75

36%

49

280

175

10%

5

May

7%

Standard Oil

120

11%

Jan

Standard Oil (Ohio)
Studebaker Packard

Sep

79

Jan

7

Aug

U

113% Nov

1,901

(New Jersey)

8%

—

100

B

Inc

;

9%

10% Jan

,——100

(new)

56

75

35

Jan

56

28

Jan

23%

1,135

59%

65

44%

46'A

3,998

69

45%

5

Co

Mar

23

—

44

25%

—

,*
—-•

244

56

—

72

56%

100

common

66

—

256

'V:

17%

72

U S Steel

—_

30

39% Jun
45% Jan

48%

—

70V2

319

—

5%

5%

300

Co

_—50c

—

18 %

18%

65

*

—

93

95'A

250

Lone Star Cement Corp

10

—

53%

57%

585

23

200

18

Jah

95

110

Apr

Copper

5%

Central

RR

common

preferred

Narragansett
National

100

Racing

Service

Association

Cos

1

14

1

.

Corporation

Northern

RR

(N

Olin-Mathieson

Pacific

H)

4%
14

75%

Oct

9%

Jun

% May

64%

Jan

95%

Suburban

Electric Sec

Torrington
Union

Co

Twist

United Fruit Co
United

Shoe

'

.

Machinery

common

S

1,558

13%

25%

.

19

Feb

21 %

Jan

27

l.lfii

23% July

15

185

70%

Feb

89'

60

29%

Jan

257

39 %

2,262

56

Sep
July

76
51

57%

57%

.

Jan

27

67 %

51

41% Nov
67% Nov

50%

Jan

76

50

64

72%

—

Nov

40%

Apr

51

Nov

Mar

63

Jan

$2,000

.£4

Co.

American

Stock

Exchange

Midwest

Stock

Exchange

y

DETROIT

I

„

WOodward

Detroit Stock
Friday

2-5525

Exchange
Sales

Week's
Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Last

stocks

Nov

50%

28%
10

36%

520

29 %

295

44

12'A

45

76%

832

37'A

75

..

Feb

38

Aug

Mar

1,077

41%
49%

36%

12

Apr-

Jan

52

Sale Price
Par

41%

11% Aug
Jan

76 %

32%

Jan

Low

High

1,525

2% Aug

4% Mar

1,214

15% Jan

23% Nov

254

3%

11% May
6% Apr

15% Sep

22%

15%

1

•

15%
~

Markets
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Big

Mar

50

3%
22

'22%

Range Since Jan. 1

High

-

Jun

13

L010

W 3 %

2

Rubber

Baldwin

Nov

53'A

•yf

1

Products

Metal

American

Oct

Jan
Mar

Electric

Allen

,

Bear

Budd

43 % Mar

Nov

8

1

f

Davidson

Bros

Detroit

St

Cleve

Detroit

Edison'

of Prices

Shares

Detroit

Gray

Range Since Jan. 1

100

25%

1,104

64%

4,421

22%

760

21

Nov

Sep
28% Oct

45 %

47

VA 1,071

39

Jan

49

10%

yio%

Sales

10%

6 Ve

Iron

6Va
16
33%

Nov

157/a

Feb

25%

Nov

Feb

8%

2%

27/a

305

10

v

70

Aug
11% Aug

Jan

6% Mar

57/a Aug V
8% Feb

5,423

1

—

14%

56%

1,221

33%

6%

t 15%

5

—

:

Feb

750

20

Nagivation

11%

14%

60%

•

1

for Week

9% Aug
2% Jan

July

22%

Continental Motors

Range

2

100

-.

24%

I; ei%

25
10

Paper

2

565

14%

14%

•
5

Corp

8

2.

i
1

...

Company

Burroughs

Exchange

Week's

-J

—

»
—

;

Paper

—

—

II10

Dow

——,—y-12%

common

Eagle

—

Picher

——

_

——

69 y*

Rapid

«

10

32%

Jan

99%

Jan

106
25

Oct

Jan

82

69%

69%
82%

466

4%

263

"1—5

•

553

28%

16

Oct

35

Jan

Aug

2% Nov

1% Mar

7%

50

6%

Feb

117

18%

Jan

48%

48% :y

52

35

July

46

250

45

Sep

50

50

50

24

47%

48%

220

41%

718

68

Feb

22%

20

20

15%

34

50%

,% 150

16%

34

50%

■*-

12 %

50

29

2

48

"■■■■

Jan

Aug

Aug

Sep

51

Motor

Nov

Mt
•

——

Radiator

American

Telephone & Telegraph—100
American Tobacco Co——
—25
Anaconda Mining
50
—

Armco Steel
Armour

<fc

Ashland
Avco

10

——

Co

Manufacturing

Nov

National

19%

Nov

49%

49%

80

44 r

y„

23%

53% July
23% Nov

43 Vs
62

13

,100
•

25

25
10

.--I'l

62%

108%

Pont

5

———

Co

General

Electric

General

*

Motors

(new)

Jan

313/8

v

943/4

293/8;, :...

38

39

8 34
-

110

65

19

50%

"14%

Jan

Sep

6% Aug

May

10%

Sep

May

31%

Nov

Jan

943/4

Nov

2934

Nov

333%

Jan

56

•

499

108% 111%

Rockwell

23% Mar

45

266

River

Oct

Jan

39% Aug
69% Oct

127

78%

Jan

113%

75

273/8

Jan

37 Vs

12% Jan

15%

13%

133/a

41%

42%

42

423/4

28%

149%

28%

149% 150

78

27%

150
3

Jan

37%

37%

70

54

Apr
Oct

106

'I**-

•

Jan

60%

68%

93

47

36%

36%

34

■«

150 %

35% Aug

Jan

68%

300

38% May

40 V*

Jun

169

59 %

Jan

95

Nov

13%

12%

13%

251

11%

Jan

14% Feb

•

36%

61

24%

164

60%

45

23%
26%
_

102

-

Northern Pacific

832

18%

Jan

"2,119

3%

Apr

Studebaker

Superior
Udylite
Union

1,100

"

&

Die

1

1,125

Vs Jan

'

'

y_
>

j

1

Jan

10% Nov

19

Jan

350

23% Nov
5
July

5%

2%

"

875

5%

13% Jan
15%

10%

11%

590
:

3%

-201

12 Vs

1,415

10%

8%

8%

vA- %

8%

508

6%

6 %

10o

1%

1,860

Nov
Mar

3

3%

—

Jan

4% Jan

490

1%

1

Jan

730

11%

—-4

Wayne

Screw

—--^——-1

Los

5%

Nov

Feb

Oct

JFriday
■V Last

;•v-'-

Admiral
Aeco

_:._y

.

par

.

Corp

Corp

see




page 47.

Nov

6

Aug

13% Oct
4% Jun

13%

Oct

8% Jan
6% Nov

Alleghany

Artists

Chemical

64

Oct

Corp (Un)
pictures—
& Dye (Un),—
Allis-Chalmera Mfg (Un)

233/8

50

26%

26%

145

22%

Jun

33%

Oct

71%

Amer

72%

50

57 Vs

Jan

80 Va

American

1033/4

248

Aug

58 %

Jan

103%

Nov

American

Oct

38%

Sep

May

Sep

38%

50

37%

50

17

25%

Feb

573/4

57%

180

47%

Jun

57%

Nov

243/4

120

18%

Sep

2534

Nov

American

Airlines

Inc

American

Can

(Un)
Cyanamld Co

4%

a4%

a94% a95%

w,

)a73% a74%

287

18%, 19%
a21%a22>/4

2,025

,1

Potash

&

12%
(Un)

Cheinic&l

42%

;,10

a49%

»

5

class

740
31,250
'
200 '

95c

(Un)_l

Co

"-a48% a49%
11%
11%
alO

B_*

a

69'4

1.40

42%

-

•

25
52

-

19%
43c

3%
4

88

Jan

Jan
Sep
-Jun-

May

47% Mar

11% May

735

Jan

324

43% Mar
9% Feb
10% Oct

120

alO

a67% a69%

Apr

37

187

"
~

-

15%

150

„

35

338

Mar

American

63%

Radiator

63%

SS

15

55

Aug

(Un)

•

63%

Nov

American

a23

a24

44%

15

38%

Smelting & Ref

a23

44%

Jan

44% Aug

American

Tel

141 %

28%

Feb

17

American

174

Jan

18%

180

15% Mar

58%

14%

14%

18% J>Jov

1,951
910

156%

18

Tobacco

173%

41%
173%

253

17

-,100

41 %

17

(Un)
(Un)

•

1

150

133/4

Nov

16% Mar

American

62%

62%

20

48

Jan

65

Anaconda Copper

63%

40

9%

Jan

Nov

'

Sep

&

American Viscose
Woolen

&

Tel

Co

—

Corp (Un)
Co

25

Mining Co (Un)

50

.

.41%

40

al9%

a22

427/a

42%

43%

1,509

58%
41%

a22

25

(Un)—

Jan. 1
High

Low

a4%

•

(Un)

Broadcasting Para Thea

28%

Range Since

High

1::

%

Americaa & Foreign Power (Un),
American Motors Corp,,^

92

24%

Shares

4%

1

Allied

for Week

*y.i°

1

Allied

-

1% Jan

Sales

Range

27%

10c

———

Nov

;

1% Mar

of Prices

Low

.

1

—

Nov

56% July
21% Jan

Week's

Saile Price

36 3/4

21%

•

16% Nov
21

Angeles Slock Exchange

stocks

24%

21%

14%

Oil

2% Sep

9

615

10%

—

A~

^--1

Jan

38%

12

RR

15% Jan
9
Nov

300

21

Jan

__3

100

—

44% Aug
8
Nov

23%

50

Ohio Edison
Pan American Airlines

.4% Sep
37 Vs Jan
'

10Va

20%

Distributors—

Aug
Jan

5% Oct

10

; /;2o%

—1

Feb

6
-

16%

^,,10

3%
9

637 "

1,929

2% "' 2>A

Aug

Jan

28% Nov

3%;- 3%

'

1

A

-

8%

15%

Corp
Shirt

-8

46%

—

Investment

United

40

^2%

1

Packard

Tool

3% Jan
30% Jun y.

.100

1-10

Standard Tube class B
.

207

1,683

—_i

Dillon

Manufacturing

r

3%

9%

23

'

33%

-

3% Nov

"
.

42%

r

22%

13%

23%

National Lead
New York Central

28%

7%

■

28 34

8

Distillers

For footnotes

363/a

233/4
60

24

5

__

Scotten

2% Jan

Feb

8%

45% Mar

45%

•

17

9%

,—5

Rudy Manufacturing

'

Nov

91

l

491

3%'

"CI'
C-

34
Jan
7% Oct

Oct

22%

■

Feb
Nov
May

8% May

'

Jun

3,310

33

■

16

Jan

1

2%

'.

500

3'/a

5% -

„

&7""

-

4 •"

200

7%

16 ;

Sep-

•1%
"

,.

42%

Nov

44%

10

Inc

28%

26 Va

:

\33'/2

—,5

45% Aug
44% July

90 Vs

25

Co

Paper
Spring

313/s Aug
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105

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110

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15

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7%

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54% Nov

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4

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56

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15

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136

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100

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465

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1

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172

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14% Aug
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56% Aug

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26%

10

112

94% Feb

Shares

of Prices

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for Week

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—

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—

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23% Aug

155%

384

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12

—

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2,892

—

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134

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:

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Sale Price
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for Week

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Last

Sales

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

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213

*

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13% Jan

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31% May
18

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Mar
Jan

28% NOV
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737s Nov
19% Nov

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Oct
May
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Jan
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66

22l/2
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NOV

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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
V.

;

RANGE
-

,

Friday

;

STOCKS

Last

WEEK

FOR

ENDED

NOVEMBER

1»

Sales

Week's

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Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

STOCKS

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(Un)

10

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(Un)
3
& Co

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41 y«

Nov

51.

Apr

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63%

995

34

Jan

63%

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:

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,

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LOU)

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1,080

14»/4

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Jan

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Jones

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Chica Oilr Corp™

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5

Feb

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Nov

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15

NOV

Canadian

Pacific

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RR

(Un)_:—;

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1,694

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147

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4074

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2,949

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6774

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4474

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1774

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3774

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2874 July
1874 Jan

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1474
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21

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4974

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4274

25

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14

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6,000

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Knapp Monarch Co

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2174

24

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1174
46

1274

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18%

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2674 May
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American Tei & Tel Co

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32

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7574 Oct
40% Aug

5574

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2874

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20

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1

37

16

400

35

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Jan

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American Airlines

40 74

2074

674
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174 July

3,500

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500

1

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2874

Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric

1,300

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5974

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5

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1874 May
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174

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200

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38

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1

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Nov

Jan

100

Indiana Steel Products Co

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28 74

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88

Jan

Midwest Stock Exchange

Abbott Laboratories

30

2574 Mar

Jan

4c

International

Adams

Nov

Nov

34%

3
25

Brewing Co

(G)

Interlake

Acme Steel Co

2774

•

Corporation

Inland

Low

3,150

Jan

1,450

Hein Werner Corp
....—
Hibbard
Spencer
Bartlett

22%

Bale Price

30

.—1

Jun

4c

Par

July

95

27%
32%

1

8%

62%

STOCKS

Jan

29%

..1
10
1

40%

•

A

79

59

1

Harnischfeger Corp

22%

—

Feb

2,600

*

Hammond Organ Co

Jun

333

200

200

92 %

1374

Hallicrafters Co

45

50

a50% a51%

13%

78%

NOV

7574

14c

26,300

Oct
Jan
Nov

Aug
Aug

4874 Jun
1374 Nov

1374

14%

Gulf Oil Corp

23 %

94

974
57%

May

13%

Bros Cooperage

50%

853

a50

74

38

600

14%

Dredge & Dock
Chemical

874 Aug
274 Oct

4574 May

4,900

13%

Oil &

72

r

15

*
—1

Corp

45

228

73%

a47%

Jan

July

90%

—8

.

Jan

87/s

2%
12

147/3 0c(;

Jan

•

;

Co

36% May

576

6%

13% Aug

78%

•

class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)—

3 58

72

(Un)

Drug Stores

37

400

•

Co
(Un)

Nov

6774 Nov
1474 July

90%

Industrial

Zenda

Jan

78%

6
5
20
1
1

Co

Bros

Graham-Paige

45 74

1
*
5

Co

(W H)

100

__

1

(Un)

1,900

(Un)

1974

a36% a37%

10c

Tube

&

2%
14%

General Telephone Corp common

Hupp
(Un)
Youngstown Sheet

2%

14%

common

Public Utilities

General

67%

25c

*

York Corp

274

General Package Corp

65%

23%

a50V4

Corp

6474

__

a47%

10

_

1,800

Corp

a4074 a41%

7174

10o
•

(Uni

Corp

Worthington

__

*

8%

Genoral Motors Corp

10

Exploration

W)

(F

al7%

12%

8%

5

Jan

10

Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Uni

8%

General Electric Co

38%

19%

1

Telegraph (Un)

Williston Basin Oil

__

4

974 May

General Dynamics Corp

Sep

112%

5

Lines

Air

Western

Coal

900

5
3

42

al7% a!7%

(Un)—1

new

(Un)

1274

—1

795

30

*

Amer

Pictures

Bros

1174

5

Corp

Great

Vanadium

974 May

12 74

37;

1174 Mar

100

Candy Corp

Gossard
Van

400

Gamble-Skogmo Inc

5,943

—

1

1,000

14 %

12%

10

33%
35
a66% a68%
a30% a3l%

66%

10

Oil

Co

a40%

•

(Un)

United States Steel Corp
Universal

67%

46%

1

Bigh

2274 Jan

14 %

Auto

Four-Wheel Drive

al44al44%

a574

5

Radiator

States

a67
a30%

Sep

52%

—

5
10

8%

81

54%

50

Union
Union

United Air Lines

61%

14%

29%

al6 al67a

—

Carbon

800

12%

(Un)

Co

National Watch
15
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5

27%

28

&

Lots

3674

Nov

8%

Range Since Jan.

High

Nov

8

Kodak

Shares

35%

36

1
10

Inc

Lines

Elgin

39

Co

Carbide

Eastman

—

1
1

Coal

Jan
Nov

a25

'

—

Century-Fox Film

Truax-Traer

89%

27%

—

(Un)

Corp com

(Unt

Eastern

Jan

18 % July

Air

Sep

80%

8

38 74

1

Airlines

Corp
Products Co

Tri-Continental

89%

81
80
1,170

Jan

37

—

2

World

5874

for Week

Low

Par

High

a25

5

Transamerica

TrecSweet

Trans

Low

High

a8474 a85%
al203/8al21 Is
26% 2718

__
—

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1

Shares

of Prices
Low

Par

Sales

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

for Week

Range

63

300

32%

32%

800

Jan

19

Mar

4% Nov
14

Nov

5574 Nov
19

167

Nov
Sep

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olume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Range

of America (Un)

Radio Corp

St

St

Regis Paper Co

Loto

38%

3,700

22%

Jan

383/4

15

16%

2,200

8%

Jan

16 3/4

35%

600

14%

Jan

35%

Nov

67%

69%

500

47%

Feb

69%

Nov

7y8

7%

5,900

6%

Jun

Allegheny Ludlum Steel

*

7%

Nov

Blaw-Knox

333/4 July
21% July

40 Va

May

26 3/4

Jan

10y4

Nov

38%

38 y8

22%

22%
ioy8

22%

39

2,400

23%

2,350

ioy8

500

22%

23%

58

*

58

8%

300

Jan

19

Jan

Equitable Gas Co
Harbison

12

14 Yb

Nov

Follansbee

13%

14%

4,700

34%

500

20% Mar

35

Oct

25%

26%

400

27%

Sep

21%

21%

21%

233/4 May
15% Apr

22% Jan

18

17%

18

18

Trav-ler Radio Corp

(Un)

Tri Continental Corp

Coal common

Truax-Traer

series A

$2.80 conv preferred
208

& Carbon Corp

of California

Oil

Lines Inc

United

Air

United

Corporation

United

States

U

Rubber

S

(Del)

(Un)

Co

(Un)

.

Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Western

Motor

Wieboldt
$4.25

15%

Jan

18% July

49

51

1,500

36%

Jan

51

25%

300

25%

Nov

400

Inc

Co

W)

(F

Yates-American

Radio

6 3% Mar

Spring

1

May
Jan

Westinghouse

Electric

11%

68%

Jan

95% Sep

45%

45%

45%

700

45 V*

Nov

99% 100%

2,900

72%

Jan

101%

Oct

800

32%

Jan

43%

40 y8

8%
20%

10%

10%

10%

40%
8%

1,700

7%

19%

Feb

11%

1,700

9%

2,400

10%

11

44% /

33

103/s

33%

2,000

12

Jan

July

103/4

NOV

32

Jan

44%

Nov

15'/a

100

Jan

33%

Nov

13%

Sep

19%

19%

2,500

16%

Jan

20 y4

Apr

47%

48%

1,100

41% Feb

51%

Sep

400

57% Jan

82

82

86%

21%

21%

2P/4

1,100

14%

14%

14%

1,200

12%

79%

81%

1,200

36%

Jan

38%

300

25%

2%

4,600

86%

Jan

80%

16%

16

16%

38%

50

50

28%

27%

29%

62 >/4

62

62%

81%

82

213/4 Nov

Jan

15

Aug

81%

Jan

Nov

15%

1,100

13

38%

Nov

Feb

3

Mar

Jan

2

1,500

24

Nov

18

Apr

Feb

100

43%

Jan

50

Nov

1,900

19%

Apr

29%

Nov

59

Jan

69*

Nov

70%

Feb

88% July
55 Va NOV

80

.300

53

55%

1,600

33%

54%

17%

Nov

343/4

400

6

6
228

Jan

4%

100

219

38%

34%

21% May

400

6y8

Jan
Mar

126

Nov

Nov
Nov

228

40%

39%

413/8

1,900

29%

Jan

41%

Nov

67

63%

673/4

8,500

39 y8

Jan

673/4

Nov

1,600

8

Mar

10

8%

8%

9

25%

25%

100

24 y8

66%

72

Apr

26% Mar

Jun

400

35% May

72

Nov

74

73%

753/4

600

50 y4

Jan

753/4

Nov

34

33%

34

400

27%

Feb

36% July

13%

133/4

350

13%

Jan

15

July

78%

13%

78%

260

72%

Apr

79

July

19%

Oct

18

18

18 3/8

500

14%

30%

30 3/4

200

28% May

33% Aug

20%

20%

203/4

500

19

Jan

50 Ve

50%

51%

400

40%

Apr

21% Aug
51% Nov

Jan

10%

10%

10%

450

8%

Apr

11

63%

600

38%

Jan

643/4 Aug

86%

863/4

Jan

863/4

65% May

100

Week's

Nov

Abbott

62 y2

23
34%

44

180

3,125

60%

173 »/4

62%

Jan

Jan

175% July

766

19 3/4

Jan

24% July

947

29%

Jan

34%

10

130

8%

Baldwin

lc

4

4

4

325

2% Mar

_1

7%

7y4

7%

4,241

38%
82
14%
64%
73/8

210

9%

10% July

Jan

4

Sep

$2.50 non-cum preferred
Bankers Securities Corp 6%

Company
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing

38'/4
82
14%

50
par

pfd_50

Budd

5
25

1

Co

Delaware Power & Light common__13y2

143/8
60%

593/4
7%
30 J/4

—

303/8

Air

Inc

Allied

Chemical

American
Amer

&

Bdst-Para

American

Can

Inc

5

Goldenberg Co class
6%

convertible

Hecht

(The)

Lehigh Coal
Martin

Co
&

A

$1

Nov

9

Sep

32%

3,090

21V*
21%

408

23

May

20

18

Mar

22

92

11

Apr

22

Aug

Oct

18

Apr

2,145

587/a

Jan

95 3%

Nov

285

133/8

Jan

18%

Nov

3/4 Aug

23/4

Feb

410

941
2

3 V2

3%

50

253/4

25

25%

270

11 Va

IIV2

1,175

27 Va

95

16%

3%

70%

Feb

56

4,058

21%
8

Sep

5 % Mar

Aug
Jun

263/4

Oct

May

11%

Nov

Jan

33%

Oct

16%o

18%

11
26%
18%

19%

1,571

173/4

Jun

217/8

Feb

1

14%

14%

15V*

339

123/4

Jan

15%

Nov

*

43%

427/8

44%

3,323

35%

Jan

453/8 Aug

Navigation

10
1

.

Corp

div

Nov

15%

10

Merck & Co Inc

Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia

__

82

11% Mar

15

(Glenn L)__

Pennroad

903/8

1

common

preferred
common

&

Power

Light

com

__

50

Salt

Electric

preference

Power

common

18

19%

6,084

49
45

51
45%

1,371

45V*

•

Co

493/a

•

Mfg

18%

10

RR

Water &

37 %

37 %

38%

5,649

1

66

109

..

19%

Mar

233/a

253/8

253/8

25%

•

8 %

7%

8%

5,895

4

5%

34

10%
37%

5,916

Jan

Nov

48%

353/4 May
32%

Nov

51

15% Mar
38

•

common

„

Oct

397/8 May
26%

Jan

Jan

8%

Sep

Jan

10%

Sep

Jan

Philadelphia Transportation Co—
Common

.

Participating preferred
Philco

Corp

Potomac
3.60%

Public

20
3

Electric
series

Service

Reading

Co

Power

A

10

common

preferred

Electric

&

50

Gas

com

50

common

Riggs

National

Scott

Paper

Bank

in*

Co

Scranton-Spring
fTu" 9" Co

*

Brook

Water oervrcc-"

•

United Corp

1

Gas Irnprovement

wr

Washington
Woodward

*

Gas

&

Lieht

Lothrop

13%
*

common

Theatres

Co

com

;

103/a

10

1,129

283/b

Jan

38

19%

20%

1,578

16 s/8

Jan

20%

series

Transit

4s

series

A

A

433/4

110

42%

Jan

45

Mar

28%

28%

29%

1,449

25%

Jan

Cyanamid

For footnotes

1975

see

page 47.




Nov

1%

Jan

1%

1%

30

30
68

1%

325

30

1% July

250

26 V2

Feb

52 Va

Jun

37

32

Nov

Jun

328

IVa

220

28%

30

24%

22%

23 Va

549

18%

Jan

23%

Nov

8c

7Va

68%

6%
28%

—

8c

5c

Jun

13c

Oct

10c
5
*
10

12%

12%

24%

24%

24%

23%

24%

73%

72%

75%

'■

__

12%

6% July

1,000

Jan

30

28 Va

31 %

580

26%

Jun

31%

__

59
__

85%
__

425

54%

425

61V*

18 V»

18%

84%

85%

5%

6

5

1,950

365
47 5/a

Mar

Sep

425

61%

Nov

Nov
Nov

Nov

300

15% Mar

18%

Nov

289

68%

Jan

88%

Oct

1,150

4%

Jan

6

Oct

33 Va

Jan

383/4

Aug

357/a

36%

670

__

34%

34 Va

343/4
36%

1,012

303/4

Jan

35 Va

100

28%

Jan

37

36%

79
__

11%

420

16

>

68 Va

Nov

7% Aug
29 Va

Oct

>

Nov
Mar

22

15 V*
25 Va

July
Oct

1,628

22%

Jan

27 V4 Aug

1,293

50 Va

Jan

75%

Nov

Potash

American

Radiator & S S

American

Smelting

American

Tel & Tel

American

Exchange
Sales

Week's

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Low

High

42%

42%

Ltd

Chemical

&

84

Apr

46%

Sep

340

20

Mar

28 Va

Nov

29%

345

22% Mar

29 Va

Nov

American

Woolen Co

135

88

May

323

47

Jan

72%

163

51

Feb

72% Aug

183/4
21 %
41%

19
—

__

820

ab8

90

23%

a423/4 a42%

5

Baldwin

Securities

Baltimore

Bandini

Ohio

&

Inst

42%

Jan

Nov

190

15%

Jan

23%

Aug

43%
51%

1,471

29 %

Jan

44

Nov

1,032

43%

Jan

56

Aug

a42% a42%

12

37% July

42

Sep

29

16

24%

50

4
—

3%
31
3%
11
23 Va

10
4
31V*

1

Chica

—

L

Oil

—

—

93%
12%
3%
61 Va
5'/a

5
—1
15

Corp__,

(Un)

5

Company

92»/a

12%
3%
60'/a
4%
67%

—

al04%

—

14%

10
—*
5

3%
11'/a
24

a203/8 a203/8
99% 99%

—

—2
1

Borg-Warner Corp
(Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Budd

—

1

(Un)

,

—

1
5
•

Nov

65 Va
41 Va

—

1

Oct

Oct

Jun

100

(Un)

174 V*

Jan

Nov
Nov

31V* May

5%

Corp___

41%

55%

5%

Inc_~—.

Aircraft

Jan

156%

9%

-

29%

916

_lc

Petroleum

627

1,279

5%

Bankllne Oil Co

24

1,600

9%

(Un)

65%

Jan

174

(Un)__l3

(Un)
RR

18%

13%

41 %
21%

Nov

Aug

14% May

1,403

58%

3
Corp

Nov
Jan

38
21%

—

(Un)

Mfg Corp

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

9%
14%

53

35 V* Mar

58%

—

Avco

150

173'%

—

So

Corp (Un)

40% July

1,048

a23% a23%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp (Un)—5
al3% al3%
Armco Steel Corp
10
—
60 Va 63%
Armour & Co (111)
(Un)
5
11% "1. 11% 11%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__50 al21%
al20al22V4
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10__
33%
34
Atlas Corp
(Un)
5
—
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Atok-Big Wedge
—P2
—
32c
39c
Oil

22

Feb

18%
10%

51V*

Fuel

Jan

43% Mar

__

Copper Mining (Un)
50
Anglo Calif National Bank—___—120
Arkansas

15 V*
36 V*

—

Anaconda

Archer-Daniels-Midland

Nov

Nov

935

22%

—

Aug

562

49%

22%

*

(Un)

•

100

19 V*

a67%

-

__25

(Un)

22
423/4

Jan

11% May

1,220

18%
9%

10

.

19%

483/4

49
__

41%
21%

Corp

3% Mar

94%

a08% a70%

25

Co

Viscose

2 Va

3

94%

a73%a75%

a70-%

100

Co

Tobacco

American

254

34 Va

3

Refining (Un)__*

&

'

42% May

28%

94%
a74%

5

Oct

28%

*
20

class B_»

(Un)

Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
41%

27

10
-___20
_5

(Un)

Corp

332

a45% a45%

(Un)__l

(Un)

Co

American

Corporation

Burroughs

Jackson

Byron

943/4
12%
4Vs
63Va
5%
67%

&106

14 Va 14%
14% 14%
a24% a25%
26 26 Va

—

Cement

California

Ink

29

1,402
1,042
115
480
3

3,300
970

545
325

455

Jan

9 Va Mar

34%

Jan

8% Mar
95%
28%

Apr
Jan

29% Mar
25c

Feb

4%

Jan

8%

Apr

3

Jun

19% Mar

Sep

12% July
63 Va
12

118V4
36

Nov
Oct

Oct
May

40%

Sep

43c

Aug

6% Aug

10% July
4

31%

Nov

Nov

600

2.75

Aug

5%

200

10%

Sep

15%

Feb

405

14%

Feb

26%

Aug

Mar

2OV4

10

199

1,089
200

8,542

1,294
2,307
141
75

13

Nov

Oct

62

Jan

99%

Nov

50%

Jan

94%

Nov

10

Jun

14

Oct

Jan

4 Va

Nov

40% May

68%

Aug

5%

Nov

2.05

3% July
58 % Mar

79

Jan

70% Aug
Oct

105

14%

Sep

347

11% Mar

15

Nov

250

16%

Jan

24

Nov

Nov

427

9%

Jan

&

(J I)

Preferred

Chrysler

(Un)

—100

——.

Curtiss-Wright

Aug
Oct

78%

79

$1,500

87%

88

3,500

39%
--

Class

B

preferred

$3

Doernbecher

Co

Mfg

(Un)

Dow
Du

du

of Calif--

Oil

Chemical

Mont

Lab

Co

(Un)

A

Pont de Nemours & Co

Eastern

Air

Lines

Eastman Kodak Co
El

Dorado
Paso

Oil

5
10c

common

class

Inc

25

(Un)

1
-10

(Un)

(Un)

Works

Natural

Gas

May

79

Nov

80% May

88

Nov

Ewa

Plantation

Co

—

Aug

14 Va May

3& Aug

6jo Mar

1,290

21%

Jan

100

14

291

45 Va

May
Feb

815

16%

Apr

50c

Apr

4,554

29 Va

Nov

18'/a

Nov

72

Nov

23%

Oct

95c

Aug

36%

Aug

39'/4

Aug

794

26 Va May

1,427

33% Mar

165

10 Va Mar

13

Oct

37% May

45%

Jan

a44

60

64 Va

5,460

56%

Feb

69%

Sep

112% 112%
49% 50%

273

81%

Jan

112%

Nov

476

42

Jan

51 %

Sep

23

1,344

15% Mar

23

Nov

a83% a83%
15 15%
18% 18%
43%
44
120
120
al2% al2%
44% 44'/a

18

48 %

Apr

50

Apr

1,625

12%

Jan

—

20 Va

23

a83%
—

--

—
—

a68% a69%
10% 10%
71% 71%
a85% a86%
100Va 101 Va
62% 62%
30% 30%

—

10%
71%
—
—

62 Va

15%

Sep

100

15% May

21% Aug

333

37

44%

250

Jan

59

Jan

120

Aug
Nov

90

7%

Feb

12%

765

411/4

Jan

46% July

64

540

56

Mar

8%

Feb

Sep

66%

Aug

11

Aug

100

61

Mar

71%

149

72%

Apr

82%

55

76V*

Jan

1,009

35

Jan

62%
30%

105

Nov

Oct

Aug
Nov
Nov

240

24

Apr

a7%
13%

a7%

20

7

Apr

13%

459

8

Jan

15%

16%

668

14%

Apr

15%

16

990

13%

Apr

18

Oct

65
6 /a

62

Jan

65

July

—

65
6 /8

13

48

45%

48

JV*

4%

—

—

—

—

.

_

--

41%
15%

148
a35%
a67%
7'/*

*

41% 41%
15 % 15%
148
148
a35% a36%
a61% a68 4

J {■*

38%

39

59

56 /*

59/*

20

22

22

22 %

--

8% Aug

13%
17%

6%

Aug
Aug

Oct

340

1.90

Jan

1,297

36 V*

Feb

51%

Nov

555

4 %

Nov

7%

Nov

43% July

33 Va

Feb

385

9%

Jan

253

105%

Jan

85

22 Va

Apr

365/

Oct

47

Jan

63

Jun

Jan

8

Apr

147

244

15%
148

Nov
Nov

3,335

__

*
1

3

Co

Co

Nov

12%

30

50%

—

•-*
"
•
—1

33%

33%

a73% a77%
21% 22%
71c
72c
32 35 Va
38'/a 39'A
al3% al4Va

—

—

Dominguez Oil Fields

Douglas

,

63

com—_5

common—

Aug

Jan

a43%

.

—5

Giorgio Fruit Corp class A

Di

Emporium Capwell
Eureka
Corp Ltd

70

—

72c
32

1
1

(Un)

Corp

22

22 Va

100

—

—10
3Vb
Colorado Fuel & Iron.
*
Columbia Broadcasting System cl B_2%
Columbia Gas System (Un)
*
Commercial Solvents (Un)—-—
*
Commonwealth Edison
25
Consolidated Chem Indus class A
*
Consolidated Coppermines
5
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
•
Consol Natural Gas Co (Un)
15
Continental Motors
(Un)
1
Continental Oil Co (Del) (Un)
5
Corn Products Refining
(Un)
25
Crocker First Nat'l Bank__—;
__25
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un)—25
(Un)

14 Va Mar

475

(Un)

Publishing Co

463

2,685

12%

al7%
a76%

Clorox Chemical Co

Curtis

Aug

20

4{J
5Ve
28% 29%
al7% al7%

25

Cities Service Co

25

12%

—

:

Corp

26'/a

Jan

12%

(Un)

(Un)

Co

Jan

14 Va

32%

2

25
12%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
10
Celanese Corp of America—,
•
Central Eureka Corp
1
Chance Vought Aircraft
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)__»
Pacific Ry

Canadian

Case

17%

23%

20

5
(Un)__—._1%

Oil Co Ltd__—

280

765

23
19
32

—

Corp

Ginger Ale

Atlantic

—

5
5.50

Co

Co

Packing

Dry

—

10

Co

Calaveras

29'% Aug

197/b
__

10

1975

16%

12%

Nov

43%

36%

bonds

Baltimore

com

(Un)

Motors

El
,

28% Aug

Jan

1

(Un)

Factors

Jan

70% July

Sep
28 5/a Oct

18 y8

5

317/8
26 %

32%
26 %

25%

50

686

353/a

17%

Corp

Brothers

Jan

7V4

•

;

;

American

Canadian

33% Aug

213/4

Gimbel

23 Va

2,088

10

Corp (Un)

(Un)

American

Canada

Apr

21%
897/8

preferred

31% July

10

16%

28%

Mining Co

Dye

Mfg Co

Airlines

American

Sep

Jan

25

convertible

Motors

70

26%

25

(Un)

Limited

Aluminium

Nov

28 Va

217/s

4 y2 %

37

16%

(Un)_

Alaska Juneau Gold

7%

27%

50c

General

22% July
Nov

361/2

35%

1
Co

Allis-Chalmers

38%

235

30%

_10
*

Jan

Jan

26%

5

Corp

Reduction

Feb

6 %

Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
common

43/8

660

Garfinckel

(Julius!

22%

16%

Par

Industries

ACF

Admiral

California

Baltimore Transit Co—
Common

12% May

24%

37% July

22 y2
—

NOV

155%

*
13

22
33V*

High

Lout

High

10

Corp

10

97

Last

Laboratories

Borden Co

Range Since Jen. 1

Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Securities

19

Sale Price

Bolsa

bharea

173 % 174%

__

100

Corporation

Sep

244

Jan

36%

Friday

Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp
(Un) —
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)—

for Week

Low

Par

Arundel

27 V4

25%

28 Va

25Va

San Francisco Slock

Beckman

Sales

Range
of Prices

Last

*

Sep

392

35%

STOCKS

Feb
Nov

19%

Friday

;

Corp

«

23

47%

Sale Price

Co

Jan

35%

32%

26%

45% Nov

Oct

1,200

23

44%
33%

*

Tel

7Va

1,631

19

Oct

100

2% Aug
Oct

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

&

Oct

5% July

6

12.50

Co

Alloys Steel
Air Brake

Westinghouse

Bethlehem Steel

Stores

15%

36%

5

Axle

Bendix Aviation Corp

American Tel

Jan

25 Va

*

Corp

Toy Mining

Beech

American

12%

Aug

53

24

STOCKS

1,004

32%

5

&

Nov

15'A

Nov

11

700

r

Corp

Bolt

United Engineering & Foundry

500

2%

5

Youngstown Sheet & Tube

Rockwell

San

Nov

27 Va

36%

10

Glass

Corp

Vanadium

61%

Co

Machine

Plate

32%

common„2.50
25

Co

Pittsburgh Screw &

Oil

39 V4

Jan

5%

6

preferred

Sep

1,000

10

Power

Pittsburgh

Plymouth

'Jan

17%

1
—

Pittsburgh Brewing
$2.50 convertible

28%

155

14%

15%

55

26%

5

-

Sep

10

Public Service

Gas

Corp

Jun

1%

23%

*
•

Corp

Electric

Wisconsin

Star

Natco

High

39'A

26 Va

10

Manufacturing Co

Joy

Lone

Low

38%

:

*

Refractories

49 y4

10

Wisconsin Bankshares

Wisconsin
Woolworth

47%

91%

23%

*

common

Corp

28

Jan

July

72%

~2%

—1

Stores

Jan

35%

90%

10

Co

Range Since Jan. 1

High

283/8 Aug

9%

Steel

Walker

'

12 %

preferred

Zenith

1,500

10

Walgreen Co

White

ny4

8%

•

Iron Works

Dorn

17

32%
24

1%

1
20
5
•

Gypsum

U S Steel Corp common
Van

250

72%

1
•
•
25
10

So La Salle St Corp

Union Carbide
Union

1,100

2,700

26%

50

Film

Century-Fox

20th

46%

1

Corp

Transamerica

Oct

47%

1

(The)

Trane Co

Oct

46%

•
5
2
2
1

Co

Edison

Toledo

58

27%

43% July
163/8 Jan

90%

25

(The)
Thor Power Tool Co
Co

Texas

Feb

9%

1

(Un)

Sunray Oil Corp

450

Nov

14%

July

25%

5
1
10
—*
5
1
25

Swift & Company

300

Apr

78%

10

50%

25

Tool

56%
26%

Aug

573% Mar

45%

•

Corp

50

Nov

1 %

17 Va

15
10

Corp
Sundstrand Machine

1,000

Jun

26%

45'/a

Standard Oil N J (Un).
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment

Studebaker-Packard

78%

11%

26

25

Sunbeam

3/4

56

Standard Oil of Indiana
New common (when issued)

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp

14 y4

76%

———

of California

Oil

200

1,200

ny4

2

Warrants

Standard

1,100

ii

%

bbaiea

Low

*
5
*
8.50
10

Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light

Nov

34 Va

common

Columbia Gas System

Nov

14 %

46%

Co

23%

26%

78 y4

Par

58

July

for Week

of Prices

Nov

12
_5

%

Sale l'rice

51% Mar

20

bales

Range

*

714

Nov

Electric Co
10
Schenley Industries (Un)
1.40
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
1
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd——___.—-—50c
Sears Roebuck & Co
*
Serrick Corp class B common
1
Shell Oil Co
7-50
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co__
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
*
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
15
South Bend Lathe Works
5
Southern Co (Un)
5
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
*
Southwestern Public Service
1
Inc

Week's

Last

STOCKS

34%

Sangamo

Spiegel

Friday

High

36 V*

5

Louis National

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

High

69

5

Stpckyards
Louis Public Service "A"

St

1»

16%

Raytheon Manufacturing Co__
-50c
Remington Rand (Un)--Republic Steel Corp (Un)
-2.50
Rexall Drug (Un)
——-~
10
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B_.
•

Co
River Raisin Paper
Rockwell Spring & Axle

NOVEMBER

36%

Ills

Richman Bros

Shares

Low

*

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Par

WEEK

FOR

Sales

j*

5 Va

851

35 Va

Jan

41V2

Jun

1,295

41%

Jan

59%

Nov

% Mar

500

335

20

Jun

41

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, November
22, 1953

.

'

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

FOR

WEEK

NOVEMBER 19

ENDED

(Coat.)

Stock Exck.

Range

STOCK!

Sale Price

Shares

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Low

Par

Low

High

Chemical Corp_*_10

Machinery &

Fruehauf

48%

49 %

Electric

General

Foods

Paint

30%

1*0

30%

31%

68

195

46% May

75

Aug

44%

39%

Jun

48%

Jun

58

Feb

77%

Nov

59%

Jan

95

Apr i

11%

Nov

17

Jun

Convertible

2nd

Public

Apr

Gillette Co

Gladding

(The)

Hunt

Phillips
Pullman

300*:

1%

*:

1 %

Jan-;.

l'/B

AUg

Feb

33'A

33%

2,277

29% July

13%

12%

13%

2,090

11%

14.

2,774

25%

100

12% / 12%

v.

60

2.60 %■ 2.60

103

25%

;

12%

•>'
5

1
—12%
20.

Oil

Pure

11%

Radio

3%

50%

Oct

8%

Nov

100

6

Jan

25

57

Jan

39

14%

Jan

26

Sep

II,530
2,233

1.00

Jan

1.90

Jun

Jan

37 VA

a24% a24%

International Nickel Co
International

Paper Co

International

Tel

Intex

Oil

Co—

•

•

Si

Kaiser Aluminum

Chem

Si

Preferred

vr

4

Kaiser

common-::—

54%
83%

145;

37%

Feb

49 %

56%

Jan

83%

3,918

14

Jan

24%

,8%

1,300

8

Aug

10 %

87

8%

8%

(Un)

(Un)

90%

Nov

1,763

29%

Jan

53%

999

26%

Jan

53%

a71% a75%

a74%

3d0

47

Jan

63

:

a2%

a21% a21%
a93

a95

238

45

a93%

; 47

1,590

,

45%

San

Schenley Industries

Jan

Scott

21% Aug

19%

Apr

bu

Jan

93%

39%

Jan

49

&

Water

May

Oil

Shell

Salt

10

Lockheed
Loew's

37%

215

33%

Jan

11%

290

8%

Apr

13

Corp

26%

Jan
Jan

1

;

(Un)

43

43

47%

1,214

17%

17%

18

1,940

13'A

212

22 %

Sep

48%
19

Nov

Cumulative

Sep

*

"

Conv

Macy & Co
Magnavox

(R

H)

*
1

common

Co

Marchant Calculators
Co

Matson

Navigation Co (Un)_

(Glenn)

Mt'g
Co

&

Middle
M

J

&

Oil

M

Co

Portland

Montana-Dakota

Montgomery

22%

Nov

27%

639

17

Jan

33%

Oct

Southern

Pacific

Southern

Railway

Ward

18%

Jan

26'A

42%

42 V2

42%

375

39 Vb

Apr

42%

Nov

14%

Nov

150

5%

400

19%

975

5%
18%

•

30%
70c

66c

29

2%

8,395

13%

30%

30%

13% Mar
18

125

65c

13%

10

27

-

54c
<

6

Jan

9%

1.05

25%

Auto

National

Distillers

National

Gypsum

Natomas

Products

2t>2

56%

Jan

79% Aug

13% May

19% Aug

Sunray Oil Corp

Niagara

RR

21

21%

1,093

17

21%

Sep

Sunset

1

Nov

i

(Un>

•

580

7'/a

1,694

2%

100

23

23%:

47%

6%
*

24%

2.056
275

27%

Jan

32'A Aug

1,339

20%

Jan

49

49

20%

Jan

25%

Sep

230

12%

Jan

15%

Nov

•

30%

30%

1

Power

42%

45%

20%

4%
1

18%

48

Jan

Jan

..

American

North

American

North

Co

(Un)

(Un»_

Investment

Amer

6%

Aviation

11

Pacific Railway

v

15%

common

23%

1,070

61%

62

315

20 %
54

Jan

July

23%

Occidental
Oceanic

Petroleum Corp

Tide

53%

54%

400

17%

Feb

54%

27%

100

27%

Nov

27%

Co

Ohio

Oil

Olin

Mathieson

Oliver

Co

(Un%

common

United

15%

15%

15%

438

13% May

Onomea Sugar Co

i<\

(Un)

•

;

Chemical

Corp:

.

(Un)—

a61

Products

20

Pacific

Inc

Co

Can

Pacific Coast

14c

1,100

3%

6,725

3%

Jan

Gas

6%

1st

5%%
5%

Corp

a

338

38%

Jan

Electric

&

*

common

preferred

1st
red

4.80%
5%

red

5%

red

4.50%
Pacific

preferred

60%

a62

235

60%

Feb

66'A

44%

Sep
15% May.

58%
28%

a58

155

27%

840

12c

Jan

18c

3

3

325

23

23%

2,464

28

28

210

7%

7%

840

5%

Jan

a36% a36%

50

29%

Jun

4,724

39 Ve

Jan

Mar

A

1st

red

Oil

preferred
Corp

Gas

&

10
25

45%

44%

43%

."

common:

Development

2.70

44%

14%

15 7A

71)

United

Aircraft

United

Air

14%

Corp

Lines

5%%
Anglo

2nd

Canadian

Anglo Can

Tel

Pulp

Co

pfd

Argus Corp Ltd com——
VM preferred
For

footnotes

see




Dave

27

Nov

Oct

12%

47%

450

431%

Jun

50%

Sep

42%

45%

1,651

317/8

Jan

4o%

Nov

890

.

11% July

.

14% Mar

i$6%

A;

317

.

.

581/4

134

Jan

a__

50

7

alO

—'!.
Jan

81% Nov
a.*

11% July

26%

21 Va

3,482

18'A July

27%

37

39%

9,411

25%

Feb

39%

Nov

a24 a25!A

56

13%

Jan

26

Nov

154

157/8

Jan

23%

Nov

330

71% Mar

155

24

23 7

a80%

23%

a

Nov

2 %

Sep
Nov

67%

Nov

32

561/4

23%

Oct

Jan

2<S

Universal

Victor

Consolidated

Sugar

Oil

Co

a66% a67 %

10

—

(Un)

Warner

Bros

Pictures

Nov

Warren

Petroleum

Aug

Weill

Co

&

(Un),

Western

Department

Oct

Western Union Telegraph

Westinghouse

25

27

26%

27

550

26% Aug

27%

•

36%

35%

36%

3,117

33% Mar

38

33%c

90c

90c

90c

800

Western

Aug

Pacific

FOR

WEEK

Inc

1

(Un)

880

a22i/4

a8%

275

a22 a22%

100

•

50

7%
45%
ggy
__

106%

54%
_

lop

v/
45

gg3/

19%

Elec

(F'-W)

ENDED

NOVEMBER

•

'J,A

453'

gq

2'175
8 257

'

54

A

la9g

115

Jo

47

J®

1

005

i'JJ®

200

65

34'A May

58

60

80

80

74c

86c

2)

20

14

14%

525

10%

10%

1,332

a58% a58Va

10

tmTc

com

"

(Un)

_•

Atlas

Jun

26%

Nov

25

Aug

26%

Nov

Feb

Nov

39% Mar
46

3%
104

Jan
Feb

Feb

10

Tel

aG8

Steels

20%
42

Sep
Oct

80

Oct
Oct

34c

Jan

92c

18%

Jun

20% Aug

9

Jan

14%

Nov

9%

Jan

11

Jun

Apr

60

53

Sep

62% Nov

a68

50

317

50% Mar

75%

.50%

51%

4

5

46

May

51 Va

NOV

l

A6%

6%

700

5

Apr

6%

Nov

*'

■'
.

36V2 M

y

NOV

j—:

Week's

JhJUst

Range:

For

Sales
for Week

t

of Prices

Low

Shares

Range SI

HipH

Low

High

May
Oct

24%

Jan

31

90

Jan

98

1,025

10%

Feb

16%

60

2,230

40%

Jan

60

Sep

41

1,480

19

Jan

41

Nov

39%

Jan

45%

6%

Nov

Nov
Apr

*

30

30%

3,688

'A'

•

97%

97%

67

*

131%

13%

_•

59%

•

38%

class

Ltd

8%

Aug

22% Aug

Bathurst Power & Paper Class A
Class B
Bell

:

-

Telephone

Brazilian

25

Traction Light

British

7% Mar
48% May
72

Aug

26%

Nov

108

Apr

American
American

Oil

British

Columbia

Elec

4%%

C

Columbia

Nov

British

Columbia

Aug

Bruck

101

Aug

Co

Co

4%

pfd

Mills

Class

Building

Ltd

44

7/a

45%

7,593

•

•6%

67/a

16,414

_•

22

22

100

—•

23%

28%

92%

92%

35

102% 102%

11

100
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460

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54%

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2%

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26%

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67%

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Apr

39

20%

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65

33%

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28%

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*

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U

Oct

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preferred

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13

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Sep

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preferred__25

preferred

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,

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38

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250

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151
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79

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common

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245

Par

Sugar

26%

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41

76% July

10%

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37%

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15%
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r

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19%.

—10

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common

103

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3,377

25

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29

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18% July

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,

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102

1,490

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39%.

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14% Mar

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36

3

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series

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-

89

10

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25

1st preferred

•

15%

50ci

25

preferred—;

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100%.100%

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44% Aug

26%

27%

5

(Un)

Jan

38

Nov

'

4% Aug

44%

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Pacific

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1,344

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1.

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44%

14c
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43%

15

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Nov

1

Co

Jan

Nov

27%

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Water

Trans

Mar

27%

1

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Edison

Ohio

35%

lv

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Transamerica

Nov

62

20

(Un)

Sep

896

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Co Ltd

47%

46%

44

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30%

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10

(Un)

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Sep

1

1

i

w

23%

•

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New

15%

15%

25

preferred

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—10

com

Jan

32%

Feb

26

Texas

North

Co

Aug

20%

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&

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46%

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263

30%

'

28

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Sep

38% Aug
36% Sep

(Un)__

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Mar

56'A

56

i

Feb

Packard

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Nov

Jan

51%

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,

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2%

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2D

8%

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46%

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—2 ;

(Un).

22%

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545

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48 %

•

21

Oct
Nov

7c

17% May

275

8%

18

Nov

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770

34%

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15%

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14V2 May

13% Aug
59% Nov

29%

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15

5

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1

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Sep:,
Jun

21%

1,240

Oct

47
41 %

32 */2

of

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National

Jan
Mar

32%

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J

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1,443
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110

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N

33 !

115

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of

38%

374

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Sep

Nov

11%

36

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72%.

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luo

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15

20%

xi^r

36

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72%

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•

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24

Sep

1,861

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Sep

43

570

56%

Sep

97a

Aug

8%

4c

36%

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18

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(Un)

'

7-/a

Oct

May

3672 Aug
61% Nov

July

\

Nov

30 %

331/4 July
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1,330
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40 Va

t

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(Un>_——.
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Jan

Oct

15

Jun

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Nov

25 f

Sperry Corp new common..—
Spiegel Inc common
:

Feb

32% July

Jan

July

Public

Spaluing Inc

Aug

21%

Jun

Southwestern

:

38

*

35%

Jan

52
■

50

a76 a78%

L

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11%.

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23%

23%

5

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14%

14%

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Sep

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com

(Un>^

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&

1,320

10c

(Un)

Utilities

26%

16%'

Inc..

cap

25%

1

—

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25%

10
—

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South

M

Monolith

Jan

19% July

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Inc

Oct

16

26

465

t

56 %

Nov

Jan

15y4 May

4c-

»

17%

33% July

100

21%- 21%

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23%

4,501

.'•A'

Oct

Jan

72

A—25 '

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Southern

Nov

255

22%

•

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Meier & Frank Co Inc

Merck

26%

Jan

a24

21%

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•

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9

17%

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15

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,

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-

22%

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231/4

01%

42.

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26%

a

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26%

26%

26%

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)

43%- 44%

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Nov

52%

100

34%-

36

—*.$2.50:
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——

57

680:

*

39

60 %

class A—
2
Sinclair Oil Corp
(Un)*
*
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un)—_
15
Southern Calif Edison Co com (Un)—*

41% Jun

11%

*

Aircraft

Inc

36%

7

Co

Libby McNeill Si Libby

3J

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34%

(Un)—i—T—1.40'

Co

Oil &

Signal

Leslie

jO

.—P. 10

Co*

Shasta

U-:.

69%

67%

5
10
5
10

Co—

Roebuck

Sears

Nov

Nov

Jan

377

10

CO

Paper

Nov

26 Vt

34%

195

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95

3f%

ido

;;

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..

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2,857

185

(Un)—_——-—
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com.

23%. Nov

Feb

Jan

15- 17'/b

10%

Joseph Lead

Oct

2%

1% Aug

12
61

2 Va

St

17

270

1

Foods Inc

Nov

May

82

38

■

Aug

61%
64 %

23%

38-

34%

41

Jan

35

57

A„----100

pfd.

6%

Stores- Inc—*

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Nov

31%

a

•
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Bldg Co

Jan

5572 Jury

A

952^

95

37 Va

1

—--,

S and W Fine

Nov

31'A

50%

8%

Light

62% Marf

30

1
50;

Russ

Apr

a88% a90%

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37% Aug
6?a Sep

66% May

320-

23%

38%

(Un)

Corp

Theatres

80

of-

-1
*

Jan

41%

295

-

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Nov

32

75

a43%

62 ab3V4

Nov

16% Mar

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578

640

-

19

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58

2,364

6
647/a

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Nov

..

29%

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Oil

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Nov

24%

142-

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RKO

Sep

112

23%

Jan

•—

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Riverside

Nov

54%.

1

Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land

28%

83%.

10

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Corp.
Si

Power

36%

54%

„• '

.

Motors

Kansas

36

.

83%

33 %c

.

Corp, (Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)

1.50

24%

,,

com.(Un)—•

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Jones

36%

(Un)—•
7%

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(Un)

Tel

&

1

(Un)

1.35

1.45

317/a

36%

•

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Richfield

Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
International Harvester.

345

23%

-10JJ

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Rneem
Manuiacturing Co

75% May

47 %

•

Aug

17% Nov
36l/4 Nov

.

Uct

a

Mfg Co (Un)
—--5
Remington Rand (Un>_
:—60c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—_—
Reserve Oil & Gas Co__—————*-1

Feb

Jan

2.50

100

8%

13%

ati2% a65%

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Nov

440

a42 %

—

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Aug

'

40%

39% Mar

49%

8%

a24%

14

Jan

<

...

2,8-i7

t>4-

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Eq &

Rayonier Inc

26% May

18% Mar:;:-

Feb

15% Mar

116

19

14%

(Un)_

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Railway

Nov

43

Jan

25% July

a73% a73%

6%*

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•

49%

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20'A

2.055

36%

39%

25

(Un)

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40

a43 % a43%

1

27 %

36%

5%

Nov

33%

Jun

Jan

Nov

3dC

9V'2

a33% a37 Va

(Un)

Inc

38%

Jan

2,151

46 %

Puget Sound

Oct

2*c

20,000

14%

Petroleum Co—
Pulp & Timber*.

Oct

Apr

27 % Juiy

365'

2oC

18%

36%

UU/2
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Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
—P 10

75
•

59% Mar<

12 Va Mar

l9l)

3o%

■

33%c

Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)

Preferred

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(Un)

Foods

1%

1%

317-

oan

17%

Z'iC

1

87%

Jan

Honokaa Sugar Co

3 8'A

Aug

11474

71"

■

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6%

2,945

16%

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25

Jan

19%

;

36%

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0-1

:

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%

4

34% Aug

33%

-

Oil

17%

Jan

75

Pineapple Co Ltd
Hilton Hotels Corp

Honolulu

Aug

28%

100

Co class A

Co

16

110

570

Hawaiian

Oil

60

32%

Mar

20'/4 ; 20%

a 69

3

Preferred

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17%

15

a97 % a98 %

Greyhound Corp

Holly

115

9

10

**.—_

com

Great Northern Ry

Hancock Oil

16%

32%

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&

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common

McBean

Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)

11%

17%

17%
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—

841

11%

V-

90%

16%

11%

(Un)

129

„10c

90%

—5

preferred——.

Utilities

40

a76% a78%*.

(Un)

Cumulative

128%

128%-.

Low

11%

NOV

45%

2,652

45%'

Range Since Jan. 1

High

10

11%

._ioo

Oct

68

-5

(Un)

Co

Corp

30%

Corp common
preierred

General

Oct

Nov

1

General Motors Corp common
General

49 Vb

-3

Trailer

General Dynamics Corp
General

Feb-

:

Food

38%

Shares

£"

1

625

for Week

••

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Low

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

for Week

of Prices

Last

Sales

Week's

Friday

Sm Franclso#

Sales

Week's

Friday

-—

all

5

5%

45%

45%

630

'

235

35%

Jan

Jan

6%
46

Oct
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180

Volume

The Commercial

. . .

and Financial Chronicle.

(2115)

CANADIAN MARKETS

3

FOR WEEK

RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's
Range
o| Prices

Last' I:

Sale Price
Par

Calgary Power preferred
cabana
Cement common

*

•

preferred
Canad% Iron Foundries
$1.30

y4:

30^/4

31

23%

23%- "23%

104

preferred—
50
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd class B_*
Canadian Breweries
—.
•

30

30

>

160

30

Nov

36

Jan

22

Apr

30

$%

16% Mar

1,385

19

2,533

18

_J5%
9 J9»/4

1,470

35%

Companies

22%
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al9

f al9

21

*

Equipment

6%

Oct

75

15

Feb

12%

Jan
Jan

29%

a

29

5,665

12

Jan

30

315

17 V*

Jan

Seagrams

Dominion

Coal

pfd

15

27

21%

485

1,900
370

Corsets

Dominion

Dominion Dairies

common

Dominion Foundries

Dominion Glass

Steel

&

Feb

25

Feb

Jan
Jan

Red

preferred.

7%

Dow Brewery

Ltd

50

Jan

25

Jan

trust

(H)

Steel

a5%
17%

7Ys%

preferred

Thrift

Walker

Oct

Players Canadian

Fraser

Co's

General

Ltd

General

Apr

183/a

Jan

45

Jun

15%

Nov

31%

Oct

400

18%

Jan

10

9%

10

9,806

7%

Jan

93/4 Mar

423% a23%

e%

25

>7%

145

145

25

29

L5D

26%

25

1,245

29%

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*

Jan

■

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Nov.

3-.;„

90

12

12

26'%

27

3,100

20%

17%

18

1,210

12%

15%

23

23

23%

28

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3

Dynamics.

68%

64

69

2,728

10%

103/s

100

common

28

10%

5%

01/„ Mar

3,936

Jan.

100

/

2,505;--

'■«%

4,546

29

34%

33%

23

4,214

3.60

10,400

2.59

Jan

3.60

Nov

1,325

11 Ma

Apr

14 *

July

*

al2 %

13 Ma

Oct

69%

Sep

12%

12%

235

10

Feo

*

67 Mi

67

68 %

2,4u0

50

Jan

^

38

38

38

75

*

4.75

4.00

4.75

400

Worts

&

class

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A

a

62

a

24

Lime

Howard

Alabastine

&

Smith

Paper
preferred

$2.00
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.50*
*

62

635

35

103%

10

96

Jan

103%

12%

12%

569

7%

Fee

13 Mt

*

25

25

25

1,135

20 M2

Jan

27

27%

28

315

27%

Nov

29 Ma May

43%

42%

43%

2.078

36

Jan*

3.35

3.30

3.45

11,484

10

51%

50

10

Limited

36

3 5 Ma
43 Mi

33

Jan

—

49 Mi

49%

100

36%

Jan

46

46 %

2,1^6

37 Ma

Jan

47'

Oct

common

preferred

25

10

Rights
Nova Scotia

Canadienne

10
10

...

10

—

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common

!

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Husky Oil

Ltd

46 Ma

Canadian

Aug

Jan

73%

4 8 Mi

July

3.45

NOV

1,272

42%

Jan

51%

NOV

36

818

27 Ma

Jan

36

NOV

1,710

45

Aug

49 M4

NOV

Exchange

Week'a-

Sales

Range

Par

Anglo-Canadian

for Week
Shares

Low

Bronze

of

Powders

Canada

5,745

9 Ma

a25

70

23 Mi

125,

50%

2,230

50 Ma
97

50 Ma

V

4.10

♦

52%

7.50

80 Ma

Low

21

(John)..

Woods

Lawrence

MacMillan
Class B

4,265

21%
15%

Feb

423.4^.43^2

43%
150
16

*

12'%
21

21

8

8%

A

&

*

Bloedel class A.

15
101

12.%--

22 3/4
23

;

Massey-Harris-Ferguson.

Molson Breweries class

2^/4

8%
'

•

J20

350

(

c-88

26

8%

36

;^,> 9

.

1,045
665

al8%

*

24%

24% ^24%

24%

24

2m

17%

17%

1-7&

.1BV4

60

31 Mi

Feb

5

13 Ma

Jan -

15%

15%

15%

850

62

62

50

33

33

33

•
Products

..—.l
-_*

Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd

Ind

David fc'Frere

&

Chemical

Preferred
National Steel Car
Corp....
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda Mines Ltd.
1
Ogiivie Flour Mills common
1

7

*

Penmans
6%
Placer

II.

Steel

^4

,r^7

1,905

80

:

May

20 V

J an

j.

Sep

■

37 /

1

Lambert
/

Nov

27

Jan ;

.

July
July

27
19

.

19%
106'

Jun

9% Feb
12

Oct

Sep

58

14

Feb

Development

?

42

Sep

40

Aug

8Q

NOV-

Ltd

com

National

47 Ma

Jam

Northern

Apr

Cum

Oct

.^32

430

24

Mar

Apr

113

32 Ma

Grocers

230

Notre Dame

St.

Telephone

Nov

Power

Quebec
pfd

Branch
62

QUEBEC

-

William St.,

TROIS-R1V1ERES

'

cum

C part

Traders

Square

see

page

47;




30%

NOV /

Jan

13M2 Jun

Jan

33

Nov

33

33

50

26

al4%

al5

17

14% Jun

15

14%

15

2,250

10%

Feb

15% Jun

19

19

1,300-

12

Jan

l9l
71

*
15

.

Oct

NOV

NOV

Feb
Jun

*

Jan

21

July

—*

67

360

54%

Jan

71

July:

a9%

a9Ma

125

10 /

Aug

101

101

100

94

Mar

alOMa alOMa

12

10

Jan

Co Ltd

66 V

66"

101

a

1.20

al.20

15
'/

8M2

120

300

9

9%

4,095

42

44

34

34%

100

«

al3

al3

20

26 Mi-26%

315

5

118

43 Ma

Apr

1.35 May

103

_•

com..

Pow Co Ltd._10

Power

88
5 Ma

Apr
May

-

4.50

101 ya
11

5

Sep
<

Sep
Aug

1.45 May
126

Oct

9% Apr
NOV

Jan

44

24%

Jan

34%

Nov

10 Mi

Jun

13

Nov

28

Power

Co Founders

Finance

Union Gas id

OffiCSf._

United Distillers

ST. JOHNS. P. Q.

Warterman

Watson

iL E)

(Jack)

26% July
52 Ma May

100
50
5
*

18%

18 Ma

18%

305

*

M

14

14 Ma

405

6%

14

pfd—100

148

145

148

217

124

Jan.,

148 >

Not

227

227

50

198

Jun

240

Oct

Shares

30

a55 Ma

a53

51 Mi

51 Me

51M4

242

50 Mi

Oct

63

62 Ma

63

100

56 Ma

Jan

65

July

13%

Feb

33

May

31;

*

31

100-

..

9

Feb
Oct

51 Mi

Nov*

18%- Nov
.19%: Feb

68c

Nov

40C

Febv

•

42

41%

42%

580

32%

Jan

45

Aug-

44

44

44%

225

40%

Jan.'

45

Aug,

25 Ma

24%

25 Ma

665

20

Jan

30*'

May

.*

41 Mi

40 Mi

41 Mi

965

33 V*

Jan

43,

July

*

15%

15%

15%

100

10

Mar

Ltd
*
Steel Canada Ltd—*

10

Ltd:--.:

of Canada

Pen. Co Ltd

Ltd

68c

*
class A

& Co Ltd

Products

Jan

Sep

a53

40
—*

Corp

Canada

Vanadium Alloys

22

50%

—50

—

1st

Canada

__

Co Ltd—

—

United Amusement'Class B

Westeel

J*or footnotes

NOV.

Jan

9

3.25

red ..preferred.
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line

-

55

19'

100

15 Me

5%

/JcHlCOUTIMI

Sep

7,090

al2

43%

Tooke Bros common

New York City» HAnover 2-0575
SHERBROOKE

313

30%

•

Wesfi Montreal
Phillips

55

29

120

Canada—
pfd_
2nd pfd__

of

Corp
N

Suez Canal

PL»95olf

Local/ Branch:-1203

50

al2

:

170

1st

Southern

'

Apr
Nov

a20

Quebec Telebhone Corp common
(Can)
Ltd—
Industries Ltd

STOOKIEXCHANGR
EXCMNGE

EXep^NGE

100 %

a72

Russell

STOCK

STOCK

33

Jan

2.55 Aug

4.40

Reitmans

& JtART

MONTREAL,

TORONTO
CANADIAN

63%

class Bi—.*

Corporation Ltd com.

6 Mr

MEMBERS:

778

July

3.00

a72

Co Ltd

Investment

Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co

4% %

SAVARD

4,600

97% 100MB

97%

Milling Co Ltd.
*
Gil 4% pfd——100
Melchers Distillers Ltd 6 Me pfd——10
Merfcury-Chipman Knit Ltd
_*
Mersey Paper Co Ltd.
*
Mexican Light & Power Co Ltd conu_*
Moore

43

Feb

1.20, Jan

1.90

1.80

1.85

Leaf

Maple

Jan
Feb

2.25

&*Paper Co

MacLarem Power

Jun

40

.

27%

Oct

21

300

al2

Jan

38.

0/,

Nov.

25%

Mar

20

50

2.75

51

Apr

42.

325

42
2.50

r

(Walter M)

Ltd

Lowney- Co

25%

105

31

NOV'

a20

Canadian

Jan

10

1

60%

4.40

Groceteria

London

Oct

50

110.

Jan

.

Nov

440

•

:

34

Feb

Corp.—1

Loblaw

36

610

IIIZIIIIIIoo

NOW

670

38

36%

.1

Newfoundland Light &
common

preferred

Aug,

63

*
•

P&rtic claSs B_—

165%

.23%

22 Y2

85C

Jan

*

Publishing Co of Ottawa.Ltd.*
(Alfred) Inc class A
1

Jan

15

23%

Oct

29
v

30% Mar

620

150 J

90

Nov

40%

30

25

Sep t

13% Oct

Jan

24% JUly
32% Jan

V

Jan

71c

3.35

1,100

Sec Corp

PoWer

Journal

Jun

19%

Apr
Jan

Feb

.

85

1,000

51

..*

Nov.'
May

3.80

4,151

24

Investment. Foundation

Nov

9% May

Jan

44—1^44

Products

58%

37%

13 Mi
106 i*

Jan-

60%

>

51

Fie# Manufacturing Ltd*..
Ford Motor Co of Can class A

Nov

Aug,?
Sepi'

61

90

85g

23 Ma

Ltd—

6M4

85C

90

60%

24

Worsteds.

6

Jan

103

-

Oct

88

Apr
'Jan

,35

34%

90

61

51

Steel

Jun

Aug/
July;

50

&

81

Nov

10M+.-Apr

250

Ltd..—*
Linoleum Co Ltd_*

Limltee,/class A

35.
Oct:
28Ma Nov,

Apr

2M2

100

50

165% 165^

35
.100

13%

30 Mt

16% May.

2,520

25%

13

Jan

4 Ma

200

Ltd com..—*

,

23%

1,000

Structural

Dominion

Oct,

'

106

Dominion- Woollens

17%

74% Aug,?,

72

1,700

6

Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com.
*
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A__*

100.

475

78 >.;Z80

26%

5%

6

Foreign

15%

55

14

/

5 Ma

6

3.65

Dominion Oilcloth &

Oct'

17

23..
.

745

40^0

14

preferred

Ontario

13^1.-13

com

5%

106

Dominion v Engineering/ W6rks

AUg

Nov
Jan

"33/

25

3.65

5%
pfd./.
1
Consolidated Div Stand. Seb class, Ad_*
Conioljdaied, Paper Corp Ltd
♦
Croqrn ,-ZeUerbach Corp....
—5

Oct

Aug,,
15%; Aug ;

15

105

81

*

McColl-Frontenac

Notional Drug

28%

Advert'g class^B-100

Combined-Enterprises

Oct

Nov*

51 Ma

10%

28

81

28

*

pfd
Gen

„

-

Ltd—

Cten Investments Ltd..;

Neon

Nov:

38 Mi

al7

Oct

15

75

18

34%

al7

Sep

23%

400

lOiVulOm.

_•

34%

Nov

7%

860

*

.

preferred

Claude

10% July

Oct

26%

-

795

•

Montreal Locomotive
Morgan & Co common

*

20

35

*

11

72

_*

B

preferred

Casmontt

Sep <
Aug,

"

_

class

Jun
Oct

Sep
Jan

Company
—1
Canadian Fewer & /Pa^e* Inv -Ltda—*
Canadian Western Lumber Co
_*

Apr V.

;

22

Jan

17

10

53M4

23%

18*.

771
25

22%

18,320

LI—_*
A

B

Ltd

Food

Canadian

■

35

Feb

81

21

59 V*

11

17% Jan

I8M4

39

t

13

27
*

Mar

70

18

3,015

35% .-96%
al8% al8%

.

16 Yt

125

23

a20-

88

*

'

Feb

20

20

100

McColl Frontenac Oil
Mitchell (Robt)

Jan

8

a20

*

preferred

NOV

13

22%

*

common..

12 Mi

125

22%

*

Ltd

900

Oct

117

Jan

45

•

Oct

17 f:

16% Oct

Jan

88

Aag
Sep**

"

175

11

common

4M2%

Jan

NOV

225

305

Nov

44

11% Aug

70

common

Canadian

Nov

15D-.

8%
1^/4

11

Vinegars-

New

Old

Oct

Jun

14 V4 Mar

Jan

87/a

325

45

20%

21

Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—

Oct

21%

11%

62

Packers

Canada

Canada

28% Sep 1
17% Oct

-

Jan

11,280

45

*

Co Ltd class B_

Canada/Maying Co Ltd—

Sep

Jan

138^

iP/2
.

16%

*

__

;

12%

Jan

27 Mi

555

;iro

113" -17

150

16 %

1*

910

"20 %

15%

108 109%

1

& Dominion Sugar

Canadian

36 *•

15%

*

.

4 «•;-

all Mi all V4

*—*

Canadian Md+coni

36 Ma

Jan

100

*

Power.

Priority

4%%

27%

20 %

Canada

Canada Flooring

Nov

136
*

1

common

1st nreferred.
Ltd class B__

Co

&

Nov

26%

1

30 Mi May

IB%

20%

I—I—IIIIIIIII1*

-

16%

-

—

*

Mailman Corp

Class

150

Mar

-

28 Ma Mar

r

15 %

Company

conv

—

High
36

7%
9

4,905

54

:

Jan

78

35

305

10%

85

Jan
Jan

119'

1,780

36

_3

_

34 Ma
54

99?

-130

100

i

common

—:

8,652
-

21%

-

•

Candy Shops

Ltd

6.00

17 Ma

26%

27%

*

50 Ma

Jan

3.15 July
15 Ma May

?*%- --36

5
com

39*

10 Ma

Oct

Nov

106%

10a

54

130

Ltd

Feb

10%

<

Jan

25

3,950

,

Sep

97

Jan

94%

35%

$5

Apr

175

80 -r-84

35 Ma

Service

84

r

34

Burns

,-50.%¥JNOV*

15

35%

Jan

7%

4,10

52 Mi

21

♦

•

17Ma

^

17!'a

__

-

25%
--

-

25

-

Nov

124

Feb
Jan
Jan

6

300

97

*

Class B

5%

97

105
105.
4 i Ma
50%

..25

the

9%

49

130

preferred

St

40

"6%

35 Ma

Limited

Lower

8

Jan

9%

*

Public

Bros

Sep

28 Ma

6%

common

common

Laurentide Acceptance class
Lewis

6

1,900

Utilities Corp common—5

Laura Secord
'

Nov

a24 Ma

Tnt.M-nrovincial Pipe Lines

>

53

7,420

f

/

Jan

9%

com

Preferred'

of

38

1,685

a25

International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power

7%

Aug

39

25

Paper

1 International

Lake

51

T.00

100

preferred

International

r

Jan

6.60

40

Labatt

Aug

44 M2

38 Me

100

Jamaica

27

6.60

common.. *

preferred

Intl Nickel

52 Ma

49

38%

preferred

6 %'

*

50%

51%

Jan

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Pulp & Paper
•
Angio-Nfld: Development Co.
.5
British Columbia Packers Ltd class B_*

July/

Jan

40 /'

,

Fonda

Last

Sale Price

Jun

323%

50 Ma

£1

Corp

105

,,,

2,360 Jfe; .^19%

,

25

preferred

International

'

50 Ma

.

Oct
Aug

Sep

51%

Jan

5

common

$2.00 preferred

'

25%.. 2&Mi

v~

1,175

♦

preferred
Industrial AcceDtance
$4.25

49

NOV

2.45

of Prices

Friday
STOCKS;

Aug

16%
53

1

Oil

6 ft

$5.00

,47%-

—

*

Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4%

-.26

50

Mining...

Imperial

48%

Jan

44%

Canadian Stock

Nov

7

..._-%">*;'4i52 a52%
•

NOV

64

60%
103 %

Sep

29

Feb /.'■

July

July

12%

•

100

Aug

NOV

9»..

Sep

38% July
5.80 Mar

34 Ma Mar
3.95

35

.*

common

preferred
Central Gas

Oct

10%
,

Jan

Nov

35 -

,

Sep

Nov

34%

Brown

Gypsum

pfd inc 1927

1023/4 1023/4

36M4 Aug
46

39r

Mar

13%

Commerce

21%

/!M%*4an.-.:[%

,

;.*?»•

•

39

3.50

Imperial

27%

'

-

37%

Oct

94

Jan

♦

*

*

39

13%

33 V* Aug
1'' % July

Jan

300:

Jan

21% Aug

Jan

32 Ma

3.55

(Geo)

<Mar

29%

July

12

29

200

25% May

.c

,-■.■..■53 ./-.Jan.f"."

27

325

43%

13%

Leaseholds

-Nov-m

./■ ./* - 145

140

35%

a

*

Royal

,18%

./30

*

18%

35

—

July
July
July

18

Banks—

15 % . Jan

v.

25

a.')5

30

30

8

.,

140-

2,575

,25
27%.

:

:

35

al8%

May
14% Mar,

»

Montreal

10% Aug
23% Aug

.

L.-MOB
-

1 '-'s.

15

Sep

*

17%

Ltd

preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%

13%

31%

l

6%

25

43%

*

Cotton

4 % %

Oct

35%

*

common

General Steel Wares

/•

___l

Corp

common

Bakeries

470

6

al8

*

Grocers

Weston

Nov

29

*

common

Gooderham

Western

Nov

30

Feb

Corp

Steel

Wabasso

Jun

15%

Jan

24

Ltd

Stores

United

23 Ma

150

*

Oils

Triad

Sep

15

Feb

31

—20

Foundation Co of Canada common

Gatineau Power

5

31

_50

,r7w

Eddy Paper Co class A pfdHectrolux Corp
Famous

10

*

65

27%

al8

*

27%

27%

Power

Canada

of

Aug
54% July /

27%

—

Sons common

&

a46

*

common:

ctfs

I,id

Co

Zellers

25

v.

37 Ma Nov

Breweries

19 % May

600

-

Nov

50

12 3/4 Mar

25,410

r'

27%

195

25

40

com

Nov

a46

Winnipeg

15%

*

Canada -Sec

of

27 V*

54%

20% Aug
8% Feb

„

Pont

Du

590

a42

35

:

2f%

54%

15% Apr
6 % July

39

*

Feb

27%

NOV

May/,

NOV

27% Mar

100

13%

Nov

305

17%

.7%

preferred

Donohue Bros Ltd.

Jun

20

51

4,050

13%

Dominion Textile common...

10 Mi

450

65

al3% al3M4

a23%

90

1,675

54%

5,725

40

23 %

41

Feb

11%

Feb

8

15%

•

Chemical common

Jan

74"

11%

a92% a91 % a92%
11%

Jan

19%

a5%

*

&

23

NOV

Jan

Simpsons

Jan

30

10%

*

Dominion Tar

72 c

44 Mt

Simon

July

30

10

*

Dominion Stores Ltd

28% Aug

Nov

39

34%

*

com

common

Dominion Steel & Coal

41

NOW

Jan

55c

37%

19

__*

41

16%

Jan

22

621

73%

*

1,267

15,484

1,526

33%

-

13 M4

710

27

72c

,

NOV

5,552

Voting

22 % May
34
Aug

v

11%

153/8

7%

15%

26

55c

Sep

102

64

Canada

Aug

! 15

19%

15%
26

.

54%

Co

May

15

*

6%

Jan;-

50%

Southern

6

26

25

Bridge

Dominion

92

50

Southam

13

15%

33%

25

••

62

Sep

120

15%

2

102

102

Nov

44% NOV

53%

Western

Distillers

Jan

63

Nov

9,564

26%

*

_

31%

50 %

Mar

4,935

*

A

6,685

53%

17

14%

*

—

44%

*

22

28%

23%

al4V4

*

Glass

B

Oct

1.15

Nov

.

203%

'

29

__*

_

Smelting—

60c

621

15% ,-^16 Ma

*

class

Class

Oct

28%

20% July >

8,120

19% r

10

Vickers—_

consumers

9%

21

27%

&

35% Nov

7%

28

(B J)
Mining

Mar

May

28%

16%

42

100
•
25

,

St Lawrence Corp common

24% .Mar*-

7

264,557

*

:

44%

#.

Shawinlgan Water & Power common..*
Series A 4%
preferred/
50
Series B 4%%
preferred
50
Sherwin Williams of Canada com.,
*

;

25 % Aug ",

May

:

10,837

25

Pacific

Cockshutt Farm

25% Aug

-

Mar

29

50

64c

85c

•

46

%

common.

preferred
Oil Co Ltd
preferred

5 % %

Sicks

*

39

J an

v

»

3,650

22

Jan,

35

Jan

2P%

22%

26 Mi

1,931:

♦

Paper

4%%

Royalite

275

-^43/4

Locomotive
Oil

Jun

30

23

com

Corbys

July

24%

*

3,520

48

_*

...

Rolland

Nov

27

24 MT

Railway...
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd

Consol

67

23

Rights
Canadian

Coghlin

13%

Apr
Jan

24%

Industries common

Canadian

Apr

65 %

24%

1%.

39

47

'

55c

Power

Rights

29%

29%

*

Quebec

21%

*
25

Canadian Chemical & Cellulose.

Canadian

12%

Oct

28% May

~.,

50

^5%

*

series

Canadian

1,245

Sep

preferred...
Provincial
Transport

4,347

—

20

Class A_

Canadian Celahese common

Canadian

13

67
243/4

Feb
Jun

Highr

Low

37%

48

100
•

4%

106

100%. Jan

100%

Range Since Jan. 1

High

39

Canada

106

45

20
289

67

*

Canadian Car & Foundry common

24% Aug

103

25%

*

:

Jan

Company.—
of

,

Low

Sales
Shares

*
*

Price Bros & Co Ltd common

31%

Corp

of Prices

*

Oct

Feb

23

River

Powell

Powpr

28%

f

138

,

for Week

Range-.

Par

Oct

Feb

4 •

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-v/.

%

Nov

106

t *

r

85 y4

24

13

_

Xl06

104
a

24

Canadian Bfonze common.
Canadian Canners Ltd.

100% Jan

820

al05

High

-

Week's

Last*

Sale Pries,

19%

406

100

5 %

Friday
STOCKS

f 160..;
886

1138

ort3/

*

NOVEMBER 19

Range Since Jan. 1

■

Low
"

10
100

preferred

$1.75-

Shares

Afligh

133'/a

ENDED

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for Week

105 V4 105%

135 %

Sales

303/4

Canada Steamship common

?

-

20

Ltd 1st pfd

Canada Safeway
2nd

Low

105

-

43;

68c

3,254-

15% Nov
10

10

10

100

7

Aug

5%

5%

100

5%

Nov

7

9

Jun

13

•

12%

12

*

12 Ma

12%

*

21

20%

12%

2.000

12%

225

21

500

9% Mar'
19% -Oct

July
App
Oct

'"*"'12% Sep.
23.

Mar

•

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

.

.

.

Monday, November 22,
1954

t

!?*

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

WEEK ENDED

FOR

19

NOVEMBER
V'

Canadian Stock Exchange

(Cont.)
gaie price

Western

Canada

Windsor

Hotel

Woods

Breweries

Ltd

*

Manufacturing Co Ltd

Range Since Jan. 1

22'A

1,510

17'A

Jan

22'A

Oct

a26

a29

40

29

Nov

33

Jun

20

23

Apr

25

Aug

—

*

a26

Low

a26

High

Aconic

Mining

1

AJgom Uranium Mines Ltd.—!
Alta

Mines Ltd—

Ameranium

—1

Ltd

■

Barvallee
Baska

Bellechasse

Bonville

•;

Boreal

Rare

Gold

Gold

3.25

1,000

—

51c

51c

3,000

38c

10c

10c

12c

1,201

1

—

7c

7c

3,000

7c

3.80

Jan

3c

Oct

11c

Jan

Mar

63c

35c

Feb

Mar

6c

7c

7c

3,000

4c

Jun

1c.

37c

38c

5,000

24c

Aug

55c

3.70

3.70

3.70

1,100

Corp

1

90c

87c

93c

4,600

Ltd

1

12c

13c

4,000

10'Ac Aug

2:05

2.10

13,595

2.00 May

Ltd

vtc.^—

Mines

2.10

♦.

Ltd—.

Ltd

__

8c

9c

3%c

1

10%

180

44c

75c

1,000

35'Ac

2.90 May

14,500

3%c

45,380

9c

1

Corp

-

10'A

1

Ltd

&. Smelt

7c

—

Uranium

Ltd

Mines

1

Carnegie Mines Ltd
Central

Manitoba

Centremaque

Mines

Gold

Research

Oct

2.80

Jan

New

Okalta

Oils

Pacific

Petroleums

Sep

Apr

12%

Jan

Cheskirk

Mines

13,650

22c

Aug

45c

8'Ac

8c

9'Ac

19,088

5c

July

13c

Oct

Corp

50c

Ltd—

3.95

3.95

6c

Jun

8c

Aug

July

62c

Nov

1.65 May

Nov

4.10

1.20

Feb

Nov

5.00

Sep

1.60

Mar
Jiily

100

6,000

4'Ac July

Nov

West

83c

83c

90c

3,100

43c

May

1.00

Sep

1.25

1.50

27,900

43c

Apr

1.50

Mines

12c

2,000

3c

4,500

Nov

6,000

1.70

5,800
200

1.18

1,000

1.01

Oct

1.56

Feb

2.44

-100

1.82

Jan

2.59

Nov

a2.00

32

2.25

Feb

3.85

Apr

1.30

1.32

10

6.85

700

V

1.35
2.89
13c

3.200

3.50

3.35

3.50

4,800

43C

43C

Jun

1.95 Jan

6.40

Aug.

11% Mar

Aug

1.24

2,600

12c

2.85

1.20

600

2.77

10% Mar
3.90 Feb

Aug

1.25 July

4

600

12c

Aug

1.25 Mar
2.00

Aug

2.89

Oct

80c

July

3.50

Nov

12c

1.80 Mar

1.60 May

Nov

46c

2,500

35c

Oct

94c

64c

67c

28,425

58c

July

84c

Jan

66c

69c

3,400

55c

Jan

75c

Mar

1.70

1.70

100

40c

1.70

40c

19,800

1.50

Nov

Jan

2.00 Aug
Jan

Nov

Copper-Man

Feb

5.65 Mar
17c

2.41

Wilrich

1.40

75c

Jan

7.00

Limited

Co

Nov

10c

Sep

4.20 Jun

1.61

2.89

Maygill Oil & Gas
Petroleums Ltd

1,000

1
1

1

„

Mines Ltd

Ltd

Dome

Mining

Mines

Dominion
Donalda

Ltd—

Mines

East

Rim

East

Sullivan

Mines

Ltd—

Ltd

Nickel

Ltd

Mines

Mines

9c

5,500

16%

16%

700

14

Jan

17 »A

16c

16c

600

16c

Nov

55c

May

37c

37c

500

37c

Oct

61c

Mar

7,500

55c

Oct

—

64c

1

Eastern

Smelting & Refining

Ltd

Corp

*

1

Ltd

Metals

3%C Mwf

7%c

1

Eastern

^1

1,700

65c

3,500

2.40

2.40

4.25

64c

__

66c

4.00

4.00

1

-2.75

5,900

,

5c

9c

July

3.60

Sep

Metal

Mines

Ltd

1

Iron

Mines

Ltd

(1945)
Limited

Ltd

25c

30c

13,500

•

Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Fenimore

30c
19

19

19%

1,855

4.50

Nov

3.10

Apr

2.25

1

45c

45c

500

39c

Sep

3c

5,000

2c

Mar

1,300

3.85

July

70c

500

60c

Oct

18c

7,000

16c

Jan

29c

Feb

13,500

17c

Mar

51c

Oct

,

Uranium

Mines

Ltd—*

40c

35c

42d

5

15%

15%

16%

1

Metals

—

1.95

2.00

Uranium

Lake

50c

55c

Jardun

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

Kayrand

1

Mines

Mines

Ming

Kerr-Addison

1

voting trustCo Ltd

Par

67'Ac Apr
3'Ac Nov
5.85

Aug

&

Power

preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Qommoa

Gas

Acme

Gold

Mines

1

Ltd

Kontiki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd

& Explor Co
Asbestos Mines Ltd

Mines

Ltd-

Mines

Mining Corp

Ltd

Mines

Canada

Corp

Harricana

Canada

"U"

Mines

Pacific

Island

Coal

Santiago

Mines

Vinray
Rim

Normetal

Mines

76,000

3c

Jun

7%c Nov

Aluminium

Aluminum

17

Feb

18%

Apr

Aug

28c

Jan

Ltd

East

3c

Jun

3.10

11,900

385
10,500

23c

36,000

17

625

11c

July

3.60

Nov

74c

Aug

Nov

99c

1,000

19c

May

30,400

42c

Oct

Nov

5,500

5c

Mar

38c

8,000

28c

27c

July

1.75 Mar

Mar

10'Ac Nov
50c

Jan

1.00

1.00
4c

5c

7,000

Aug
2'Ac Jun

5'Ac Jan

49c

44c

53c

30,500

38c

Oct

75c

Aug

63c

63c

70c

33,650

17c

Jan

75c

Nov

4c

3'Ac

4c

26,500

3'Ac

20c

21c

5,500

15'Ac

—

500

2,100

14c

1,500

3.20

—

1,29

12c

—

3.20

100

12c

13c

2,000

15%c

20c

16,000

„

1

1,000

9c

1.21

1.22

1

6c

9c

—

♦

Ltd

5'Ac

—

1

20c

78c

4c

Jun

1.21

11'Ac Mar
13c

5.90

6.00

2,000
1,500

3c

4.00

100

13c20'Ac

176,342

90c

1

90c

<•

91c

3,500

10'Ac 10'Ac

500

1.28

1.10

1.29

Apr

1.40

81.800

Jan

6.15

Nov

6c

Jan

4.25 Aug

20'Ac Nov

Feb

1.16 July

May

14'Ac Aug

Apr

1.40 Nov

40c

'

Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd

1

11c

9c

12c

51,500

3'Ac

3'Ac

4%c

18,500

7'Ac Aug
2'Ac Mar

18c

1

5c

Jun

Quemont Mining

*

21

21

21'A

2.600

14

21%

Nov

90c

1.05

2,300

66c

Feb

7c

9c

6,334

7c

July

Corp Ltd

Uranium

Gold

Mines

Sherritt-Gordon
Gold

Stadacona

Standard

Steeloy

Gold

1

1
Ltd

Mines

1

Ltd—

Mines

Mines

Ltd

Ltd

Fields

(1944)

—

7c

4.80

4.80

Mines Ltd

Mining

37c

Feb

43c

Jan

a25c

100

25c

May

33c

Feb

10'Ac 10'Ac

500

8c

Sep

25c

Jun

1,000

5c

Jun

12c

Jan

1
1

Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd

1

Sullivan

Cons

Mines

1

Tandem

Mines

Ltd

1

Steep

Rock

•

6c

6c

7.05

7.05

7.10

750

62c

42c

67c

157,500

4.00

4.00

4.05

2,100

3.75 May

6.50

18c

1.70

Feb

Aug
Feb

American

Leduc

American

Anacon
Anchor

Mines

Tiblemont
Tobrit

Ltd

Gold

Silver

•

Fields

Ltd

1

Rouyon

Area

Ltd

Mines

gc 10%c

__

7,500

5.35

Oct

8.65

Oct

67c

Nov

4.20

Oct

9'Ac

Nov

7c

Jun

23c

50c

July

2,100

60c

Oct

July

71c

85c
1.00

14c

172,400

7c

7,500

1.25 Mar

1.48 Jan

32,670

70c

23c

2,200

23c

2,000

1,30

Oct

2.15 Feb

1.70

200

1.40

Oct

2.05 Mar

28c

32c

Oct

40c

Oct

23c

1

1.60

1,52

1.60

12,100

Mines

Ltd

1

9c

9c

9c

500

6c

Nov

18c

Mines

Ltd

•

13c

12c

13c

4.000

-7c

Sep

30c

2,000
80,975

3.25 Mar

1,433

39% Mar

48

46

72% Aug

68'A

66%

69%

7,057

26'/8

26%

375

23

Feb

106'A 107%

490

104

Jan

13c
1.00
99c

13c

I,683

Jan

.

10'Ac

11%

26%
108

Sep

18'Ac

United

Montauban

Ventures

Mines

Ltd—

ViolaMac

Mines

Ltd

—

Ltd

Amulet

Weedon

Mines

Pyrite

&

3.85

3.90

1,200

3.40

Feb

1.50 Sep

Mar

1.02

73,300

22c

1.05

13,300

75c

Jan

1.05

Nov

8.50

100

8

Oct

13%

Feb

3.10

3.25

6,800

3.10

6'Ac

6'Ac

6'Ac

3,500

4.70

4.70

4.90

6,869

4.00

54'A

54

54%

135

48'A

Jan

55

Aug

13'A

13'A

420

12

Jan

15

Apr

43c

55c

96,850

Mines

50c
1

Ltd—

Co

7%c

7c

*

8c

23,000

21'A

*

Res

22

550

2.35 Aug

3.80 Jan

4%c July

9'Ac Aug

20c
6c

4'Ac

9,000

19c

27c

127,100

90c

95c

1,075

80c

40c

35c 41%c

63c

July
July

17c

95c

1

Mines

4'Ac
25c

*

.

6.00

Sep

20'A

1

—

Nov

6.50

1.000

6.50 July

1

40c

40c

45c

3,500

20%c Aug

17

17 %

300

•

Copper Corp

Wendell Mineral Products Ltd

Ltd—1
1

Rights
Malartic

Westviile

Willroy
For

2.16

Mines

Mines

Mines

Copper Mines Ltd—1
Ltd

1

Ltd

footnotes

see

1

page




47

150

18c

2,000

„

-

10.100

Vac

500

41c

500

4'Ac

4'Ac

5,500

3c

„

5%c

%c
40c

__

1

Ltd

41,400

5c

5'Ac

5,500

70c

12%

17c

—

2.25

62c

12'A

__

70c

12'A

%c

Western Tungsten
West

__

3c

500

3.20

3.25

1,000

14%

Feb

1.60

July

49c
9.10
17c

4'Ac
VsC
38c

Arjon Gold

Feb

Nov

6c

Jan

35c

Mar

S^ic July

May

2.55 Mar

Aug

65c

Metals

28c

Oct

19

3,470

12%

Jan

19% Aug

98

100

320

82%

Feb

101% Aug

1

10c

8%c

Hardware

class

A

10c

3,700

16c

16c

18c

13,500

11c

1

Corp

50c

48c

52c

67,300

36c

7c

Jun

13c

Oct

Jun

24c

Jan

63c

Mar

12 '/8

66

11%

Oct

12y8

16

15%

16

1,100

15'A

Jan

19

1

lie

10c

12c

85,920

8c

Apr

*

Athona Mines

12 VB

—10

13 y2

13%

13%

2,078

10% Mar

1

]2c

12c 12'Ac

3,000

6%c

10

B

(1937)

Atlas

Steels

Atlas

Yellowknife

■'.V

...

2.45

Oct

16'A

Feb

16c

Sep

Jan

1

7%c

9,500

8c

8c

9c

12,600

1

19c

19c

20c

8,498

Aumaque

1

12'Ac

12c

13c

Aunor Gold

1

2.15

2.15

2.20

—1

nc

10'/8c 11'Ac

22,000

9c

July

22c

Jan

1

15%c

15%c

12c

Aug

24c

1

5.95

Oct
Oct

River

Avillabona

Mines

Ltd

Bagamac Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Banff

Oils

Bankfield
Bank

Consolidated

of

Nova

Bank

of

11c

Jan

6y#c

Jan

13c

Mar

15c

May

39c

Jan

30,800

8%c July

20c

Aug

1,600

1.96 Mar

5%c Aug

2.45

'

17c

40,000

5.60

5.95

II,990

2.00

1,200

5%c

6%C

6.45

3.65 Aug
1.73

Toronto

3.15 Sep

Jun

5,000

5%c July

8'Ac Jan

43%

43'A

44

4,713

35%

Jan

48'A July

3.35

3.45

8,088

2.45

Sep

Scotia

10

51

50'A

51 y4

387

42

10

55

54'A

55

278

3.50 Nov

51%

Nov

58

Nov
Nov

41'A Mar

«

Jan

9

9

85

Barnat

Mines

1

1.10

1.05

1.15

•15,225

Mines

1

1.50

1.40

1.50

13,065

1.26 July

40c

40c

49c

3,880

10

1.00 July

Barvue

,

Warrants

Barymin
Base

Metals

Baska
Bata

Co

Ltd

2.50

40c

Jan

1.40 Aug
1.75
90c

July

_♦

2.33

2.21

2.35

8,250

*

Mining

33c

33c

36c

40,700

13c

2.85

Aug

1.40 Mar

Uranium

Mines

»

36c

33c

38c

121,250

20c

Petroleums

Ltd

♦

15C

15c

16c

16,300

14c

July
July

2lc

Mining
Power

1

class

A

B

60c

57c

75c

23,150

*

59 y2

59'A

59%

555

39

39

♦

40%

650

41'A
18

Gairdner
40 Wall

38c

Jan

Oct

15c

Sep

64c

Jan

78c

Nov

Jan

60

Nov

Jan

42

Nov

Feb

Aug

Nov

92c

Mar

4 Vic

Nov

4c

Jan

4.25 Aug

Company Inc.

Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-1656

Gairdner & Company Limited

Oct

Members:
The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada

CANADIAN
SECURITIES

Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock

Montreal Stock Exchange

Exchange,

Winnipeg Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange

Vancouver Stock Exchange

(Associate)

Wire system

to

all

offices

Apr
Sep

27'Ac Feb

Canadian Affiliate:

May

VaC

,

&

Sep

48c

July

Bathurst

Jan

3.40

10

(expire Nov 26)

Bank

6'Ac

1.90

1

Montreal

of

Rights

A

7c

50c

Nov

Nov

Nov

Sep

16c

1

Mines

12% July

2c

Jan
May

Aubelle
Aumacho

Jan

72c

Nov

Jan

8,600

18%

1

,

Armistice

May

Feb

4'Ac
1.25

1.00

20

Oct

Mar

Oct

13c

22'A

*

common

7.10 May

*

Jan

100

Corp

4.45 July

6.50

__

Nov

Apr
Feb

95c

1.00

Jun

6.50

1
Ltd

1.72

_*

1

Virginia Mining Corp..
Waite

1

Nov

May

8.50

*

—...

Jan

Asbestos Corp Ltd
Keno Hill Mines Ltd—

May

28c

11%
45%

Apr

Uddlen
United

Aug

45

13'Ac Nov

Trebor

United

Jan

80c

Jan

23c

6c

Feb
Jan

1.75

Nov

4'Ac May

15c

__

6,300

50

Preferred

Class

500

60c

67c

*

Porcupine

Ashdown

8'A

7% July

7%

1

,

Corp

Ascot

Feb

Apr

9.30

5

Mines

Cons

Argus

:

11 >/8

•

A

Oil

Anthes-Impevial

Arcan

Jan

15c

♦

Anglo-Canadian

Aquarius

16c
20c

9V*c Jun

45'A

50c

Petroleums

Class

18c

Ltd

Lead

Ankeno

Jan

17

1.65

1

Petroleums

class

Oil

Anglo

..

55c

80c

26'A

Nepheline

Amurex

Bathurst

Tazin

7'A

8% Aug
22% Aug

65c

106%

Larder

Barcelona Traction

1,500

a25c

Corp Ltd
Iron Mines Ltd

Jan

2,700

*
—

1.25 Aug

12'Ac

40c

40c

1

Jan

4.90

_1

Ltd

Mar

55c

Nov

Jan

Atlin-Ruffner
34c

2.53 Mar

10c

Nov

24'Ac July

Jan

65'Ac

Jan

3.20

Mar

7c

Nov

16c

Mar

3.50

5%c

4.00

Sep
Nov

11c
Apr
10%c Oct

Feb

4'Ac

5.90

9c

May

2.40

Jan

21c

Nov

9c

1

Ltd

Jun

6'Ac Jan

1

—

Ltd

2.05

Oct

3,800

7%

Nov

26'A

6ys

15,575

Nov

17

655

13c

15c 15'Ac

—100

Anglo-Huronian

Feb

22%

12c

pfd—25

Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd

69c

1,300

1st

Oct

23c

1.05

Canada

of

Sep

7'Ac

Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l

Siscoe

Co

preferred

51c

Nov

21'A

*

66'A

6c

19'Ac

Radiore

2nd

Ltd

Jan

10%

22
15c

26'A

Aug

1

Feb

69c

1,335

Jan

—*

20c

50c

*

Jan

8%

——1

Ltd

Steel

54%

38c

—1

Ltd

81c

'

37c

7c

_1

Mines

5,500

65

24c

10'Ac Apr

36'Ac July

38c

1

Corp

1,000

40c

—

Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1

Nickel

6'Ac

38c

56c

1

,

Ltd—„—

Mines

Oct

16

,-1

Ltd

Dome

Nov

5'Ac

10% Aug

Jan

7'Ac

2,000

70c

50c

Dredging Ltd

Prime

Porcupine

7.50

3,500

6c

•

Ltd

Mines

200

10c.

1

Ltd

Gold

8.25

17

1

Ltd—

Ltd—

Mines

(1945)

Royran

Algoma

Apex

Ltd

Mines

Uranium

Quebec

7%c

1

Mining Corp Ltd

Cons

Preston

Mines

1

Nocana Mines Ltd—,

Pato

Consol—

Uranium

64'A

—1

Oils

&

Mines

Yellowknife

Orchan

Pacific

Algom

July

76c

1

Ltd

Mines

Thurbois

Obalski

Alberta

Oct

12c

2.65

38c

1

Ltd

Ltd—

Mines

Louvre

Nickel

Sep

41c

*

I.—,

—

of

Larder

New

4c

Jan

Jan

—1

Ltd

Mylamaque Explorations

New

Mar

5c

10c

8

High

16%
25

1.70

2c

100

8%

ctfs

trust

17c

58c 60'Ac
—

.——5

Formaque Mines Ltd—

New

Voting

6,000

500

906

12'Ac

*

5,000

17

8,615

26%

*

com

16,800

^ 12c

25'A

26

23c

Distillers

7c

6'Ac

2.97

_1

Ltd

of

Molybdenite

New

Apr

24%

Warrants

3c

be

1

Mining

Mogador Mines Ltd

New

89c

Low

25'A
26'A

1

Petroleums

Albermont

Alberta

Range Since Jan. 1

High

*
Knife

Yellow

34c

8.25

—

1

Ltd

Mines

Island

Uranium

New

July

9%c

__

__

Ltd—■_—•

Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd

New

39c

17

„

1
1

Mining Co

Uranium

Mackeno

Meta

19 V* Aug
3.35 Mar

12c

Ltd—1

Ltd

Lingside Copper

Merrill

17

1

Mining

Lafayette

Lorado

Jan
Nov

1.95

Low

*

common

Petroleums

Amalgamated

Labrador

Lavalie

12

A]ax

Akaitcho

6c

7%c

Shares

*

Oil

&

7c

„

1

Ltd—

Mines

31,000

for Week

1

A

Class

Acadia-Uranium

3c

29c

1

500

1.00 Jan

*
25
————•
*

Paper common

4 'A %

,29c

—

1

Devi

Kenmayo Yukon

50c

1.780
,

Sales

Range

Sale Price

Agnew-Surpass
__

Jack

Nib

Suva Aug

4.25

Por

New

Feb

Nov

3c

*

Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co

New

14%

38c

4.20

„

—1
r

Grandines

Iso

Aug

Lake Gold Mines Ltd—
*
70c
Mines Ltd—
—-j—IGc

God's
Gul

15c

Week's

Last

Jan

3c

Mines

75c

Exchange
of Prices

Friday
stocks

Apr

1.42

4.20

Fontana

Frobisher

Nov

40c

Canadian Funds

1.15 Feb

Jan
Nov

55c

Toronto Stock

Nov

Abltibi
Fab

—

13'Ac Nov

2'Ac

__

1

-

Nov

2 VaC May

—

•

Asbestos

12c

6c

7%c

—1

1

12c

__

1

Ltd

Co

6c

6c

__

———1

Explorations Ltd

Cournor

-

Nov

3.20

23,800

30c

65c

Oil

Westburne

Denison

i Cortez

»

24'Ac

32c
3.20

6.90

—

Tri-Tor Oils Ltd

Chibougamau Explorers Ltd

tV,

Mar

1.32

5c

,

Consolidated

,

Jan

7c p

60c

48c

a2.00

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Trican Petrol-Chemical

1,800

4.00

4.00

25

6.25

21'Ac July

2.44

Ltd—

250

6%c

200

15c

25c

Oil Ltd

90c

6,000

a2c a3'%c

6'Ac

5,000

4.60

27c

Development

Oils

Quebec

Jan

—

60c

3.20

Ltd

Co

Sep

500

15c

Ltd

Petroleums

July

Oct

4.60

Ltd

Oil

Pontiac

2.35 May

July

26c

„

3.85

2.75

Oct
Nov

6,500

Jan

14c

14"%

30

15C

Superior Oils of Can Ltd

4c

Jan

9.75

& Dominion

30c

9

Nov

1.18

Oils

British

Feb

56c

6.25

60c

Ltd

Bristol

New

Apr

9

Aug

2.41

New

5c

6.35

20c

60c

1.65

Sep

2%c

5.60 jqn
42c

Aug

3.75

.

7.00

Jan

1.10

24c

1

21,106

Aug
Juiy

3.70

30

Ltd

Petroleum

4.50
19c

5.95

26c

25c

July

1

High

3.75

Oil Corp

Jasper
Liberal

26c

__1

Ltd

14%

400

6.20

Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Home Oil Co Ltd

Jan

•

Ltd__

Mines

Chemical

6,500

& Minerals Inc

Oil

Empire

Jun

5.50

•

r.Celta Dev & Mining Co Ltd
i

43c

60c

Lands

Oils

Phillips
Calumet
•v

3,300

Federated Petroleums Ltd

7'Ac Mar

Nov

1

1

—

75,725

Apr

9'Ac Aug

3,700

40c
6.00

4.70

13%

Ltd
Ltd
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
Canadian Decalta Gas & Oils
Central Explorers Ltd
Dalhousie Oil Co Ltd

Aug

4.75

31c
5.60

45c

Calvan Petroleums

Canada

Oct

37c

l'Ac Jan

39,500

Oct

25c

2.28 Aug

1,500

9'/2c

__1

Mines

Min

Oct

9c

2%c

Ltd

Ltd,

Mines

Metals

Bouscadillac
Brunswick

197,700

8c

Ltd

Mining

Gold

Bouzan
:

(B C)

Mines

Mines

28c

Apr

Low

34c

Corp Ltd

Calgary & Edmonton

Jun

9'A

May

3c

3.15

Ltd

Mines

4

5,500

1

Mines

Uranium

Beaucage

21 !/4C

3.15

100

17c

2'Ac

Sulphur & Iron

Atlin-Ruffner

16c

3.75

2.85 Mar

300

8'Ac

*

Sulphur Mining Corp
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd
Atlas

28c

_*

Arnora

..

3.75

—1
1

Ltd

Mines

16c

1

Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Arno

3.75

al0% alO%

__

1

—;

Mines

3.75

Range Since Jan.

High

5.95

4.70

class A——
25

Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas
Calalta Petroleums Ltd

Corp

Shares

Stocks—

Oil

Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Antone
Petroleums Ltd

Mining Stocks—

for Week

Low

Par

22'A

—5

Ltd

—

Shares

High

Sales

Range

Sale Price

Low

Par

Week's

Last

stocks

of Prices

of Prices

Friday

w«£»

STOCKS

*

Number 5379

Volume 180

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2117)

45

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

STOCKS

Week's

Last

Par

Beattle-Duquesne
Beatty

Bros
Mines
Lodge

Beaver

Mining
Telephone

Bell

Bellekeno
Bevcourt

*

__1

Mines

Ribbon

Bobjo

1

preferred

55c

30,335
11,014

44%

Vic

7%c

29c

7

29c

19 %c

1

12c

1

7c

Boymar

1

gc

•

•

*

Preferred

1

Mines

Britalta

1

Petroleum

1

American

Oil

British

Columbia

Electric

♦

4%

8c

1.55
2.79

28%

pfd__100
___50

50%

preferred

100

102%

50

Columbia

Forest

British

Columbia

Packers

British

Columbia
Columbia

35c

Jan

16c

Nov

Cobalt

12c

Nov

Cochenour

38

120

37

44%

Sep

Cochrane-Dunlop class

7c
9c

6c

7c

1.10

15%

6%

6"%
96%

35

7c

8c

64,650

42c

Jan

20c

Jan
Jun

13 %

Apr

14,999

6%
90

Consolidated

47

Apr

5%c July

51

18,500

class

47

Colomac

4.25 Mar

Commonwealth

Sep
Apr
Jun

100

15c

Coniaurum

Consolidated

55c

Jun

1.15 Mar

1

Nov

Aug

2.55

Consolidated

Bakeries

Feb

50

Consolidated

Cordasun

94%

Sep

49%

Oct

50 %

Nov

Consolidate'd

90

Jan

103%

Sep

Consolidated

48

Jan

Jun

Consolidated

2,105

43

42%

43

782

1.50

1.46

1.50

10,701

5%

5%

735

1

8%c

1

15 %c

15c

19c

80,125

1

37c

31c

40c

204,800

1

10

9.75

10%

1

1.25

1.20

1.35

8c

8%c

10,800

2,010
35,225

5%

Jan

13

54

8%

Consolidated

Nov

1

Consolidated

595

3%c May
35% Jan

46 %

Nov

Consumers

8%c Nov

16 %c

Sep

Press

class

A

18 %c

Nov

8c

16,700

Aug

7c

Calvan

26

26

185

19% Jan

26

Aug

Corby

47

266

37%

59

Jun

Cosmos

8%

8%

8%

75

Consolidated

15c

14 %c

16c

26,500

Jan

7

Jan

8%

5.90

15c

Mar

9

Jan

100% Jan
12c

Jun

26c

14%
105 %

21 %c

1

6.15

6.20

48,644

Chibougamau

1

3.80

3.75

3.90

Red

13,797

1

8.20

8.00

8.25

5,625

*

3.25

3.25

3.50

325

52

52

30

47

Jun

53

135

133%
30%

139

589

84

Feb

139

31

296

28%

Jan

Canada

Lake

Bread

Class

B

common

preferred

Canada

Cement
Preferred

Canada

Foils

Class

*

20

Crushed

Canada

50

common

&

Cut

Stone

*

Iron

Crown

Crowshore

2.85

Jun

3.50

31%

Nov

D'Eldona

150

17

Nov

Detta

13

23%

23%

23%

1.420

131%

144

180

78%

10

10

100

Feb

19%

141

Jan

70

70%

150

51%

Jan

14%

25

10 %

Feb

3.25

3.85

38%

*

Preferred

Jan
Jun

8

14%

2.60 Aug

38%

60

36

Mar

34%

35

475

31

Mar

85%

85

85%

300

58

Jan

1.00

1.00

-1.00

535

♦

20

1.00

Sep

1

2.05

1.80

2.10

2.200

*

24%

24%

25

244

23

275

12% Apr

12.50
&

Cable

Canadian Admiral
Canadian Atlantic

Canadian

class B

12%

*

1.65 Aug '
Jun

24% Aug
144

10%

36c

Nov

1.05

5c

July

11 %c

Jan

7c

Apr

11c

May

Dome

Dominion
Dominion

4.10

Apr

60% Mar

Canadian

Class

22c

50c

10

10

50

3.10 Aug
10
Nov

12%

43%

43%

44

3,207

32%

Jan

Car

25%

24%

$1.00

25%

4,139

21%

Jan

76c

94c

7,290

76c

NOV

29

29

29%

1,651

22

Apr

•

&

Food

Products

24%

24%

2,240

16% Mar

24%

25

2,425

18% Mar

25%

23

May

24%

Canadian Oils Cos

705

22

70

18

Feb

22

355

29

Feb

35%

9%

8%

9%

2,235

6Vb May

97/s

8.60

8.90

1,335

6.30 Aug

9.75

64c

63c

3,833

58c

Sep

79 %c

1,500

18c

Feb

28c

1.74

41,935

70c

Jan

60 %

60%

60%

165

50

Apr

153/4

15

15%

225

15

Nov

65c

1.15

1.15

1.25

3.70

1.85

1.80

•

16%
105%

3.75

1.15

Nov

3.75

609

3.70

Nov

2,875

1.75

Apr

2.79

14%
16%
105% 105%

3,765
10

12%

Jan

100

Jan

Gas

1.55

9,200

20c

Oct

1.02

Asbestos

21

Jan

28%

NOV

19%

21

3,550

12

Jan

22% May

1.20

1.38

94,797

6.00

6.00

600

1.38

3.00

2,050

Jan

1.10 Aug

5% Oct

1.45
8

Castle

29

11%

11%

Nov

68

68

10

45% Jun

77

Sep

104 104%

195

100% Jun

105

Oct

Jan

34

25

7

17

Feb

*

13%

13%

25

6% Jan

16

Aug
Sep

13

25

6%

Jan

16

Sep

3.15

3.05

3.25

2,900

2.02

Feb

3.55 May

1.43

1.37

1.43

2,150

1.37

Nov

3.00

13 %

29

30

780

3.85

4.25

2,220

78c

3.90

78c

800

3.85

64c

Nov

July

11%
1.17

Apr
Apr

6.25

6.10

6,603

5.15

Oct

1

2.85

2.75

2.85

1,250

2.39

Jan

3.00

4.45

4.60

2,200

3.70

Jan

5.75

&

1.34

1.27

1.35

26,210

73c 74 %C

2,220

6.40

1.25 Aug

67c

Mar

7.00

2.50

85c

Jan

Chamberlain

1

Feb

Oil

Charter

1

Oils

•

Cheskirk

3.95

1

page 47.




1.00

1.00

1.05

5,900

1.12

1.01

1.14

32,850

1

16 %o

16c

18c

24,000

1.16

1.30

6,950

1.25

2

33%

33 %

34%

II,720

27%

2.50

4.35

4.30

4.50

2,620

5.00

16%c Oct

42c

1.00 May

1.25

1.00 Aug
12c

20c

Jun

16%

1,450

14 %

15 %C

19c

14,600

15%c

41%

41%

41%

1,355

7%

7%

75

6%

17%

17%

17%

3,111

13%

Apr

102% 102 %

20

99%

Jan

12%

13

705

11%

Jan

] 6

11%

Jan

25

Jan

Apr
Nov

6.50 Mar

Jan

17%

Nov

54c

Feb

31

Jan
Jan

2.05 Mar
35

May
3.80 July

16%

Apr

2.35 Mar

Jun

17%C

*

1

&

Chemical

12%

16%

70

-*

15

13%

15%

11,272

*

31

30%

31%

2,892

com

Coal——-

16%

•

10

10

9%
24

24

•'

"7

6%

7%

2,675

1

37c

36c

41c

42,100

*

25

25

25

40

-1

12 %c

13c

22,000

21c 25%c

com—

common

Minerals

44%

Oct

Sep

May
Sep

8% Mar

12c

4,015

'

100

9% Maf

18%

Jan

7%

Jan

20% Mar

18%
104

Sep
Sep

,,,15% July
16%
,,

n,,

Sep

15%

Nov

,$1%

Nov

lOT'a Aug
24

Nov

6

Feb

35c

Jun

62c

Mar

19 %

Jan

25%

Apr

8%

Feb

10c

Oct

43c

Feb

21,750

15c

May

35c

Aug

1.34

85,525

69c

Jun

7%c

4,000

2.91

3.05

49,750

63C

69c

25,500

22c

1

1.25

7c

1

1.25

._1

;

-1

:

Nickel

Mines

2.91

__1

1.50

6%c Aug

Sep

1.90
50c

Jan

3.45

Feb

Oct

1.17

Feb

Jan

4.50

Apr

Oct

1.43

Ltd

for

each

two

held
1

4.05

4.25

12,485

1

62c

58c

66c

64,500

Steel

*

4.50

4.50

500

*

7

7

200

10

31

Mines

.

Investment

El

Sol

Emerald

Nov

5% July
25

July

Life

Eureka

—

Insurance

Corp

29 %

30

1,860

22%

Jan

60c

62c

7,600

42c

Jan

83c

51

55

2.000

51c

Nov

62c

8%c

8 %C

9c

18,697

7c

8c

4,000

6c

13,970

14c

*

1

15c

1

Nickel

14 %c

Jan

Oct

23c

26c

43c

Jan

31 %

9

Jan

33 %

Nov

30,000

14C

July

25c

Jan

20

88C

90c

9,325

54c

Jan

18%

19%

6,605

14%

Feb

•

Jan
Jan

28

71c

Aug

19

27 %

26

26%

462

1.07

92c

1.08

138,800

25C

1.40

1.30

1.49

26,500

1.05 Aug

29

28%

30

762

15% July

420

26

Grain

class

#

A

—

20

Preferred
Federal

Kirkland

Federated

28%

*

29

9%C

1

Petroleum

3.35

10c

2,500

3.20

3.45

23,019

NOW AVAILABLE

1,000

6c

May

12c

30c

Jan

82c

July

29% Aug
13%c Jan
5.05 Apr

46% Aug
15% Aug

8,500

12,300

46

50

35

10% Apr

5%c

15

25

5C

6 %c

27,410
25,600

1.52

4c

Jan

4.20

Apr

7%c Jan

33c

32c

34c

8,500

28c

Jan

58%c Apr

83c

90c

6,650

40c

Mar

1.56

1.69

46,600

1.02 Jun

NEWLING
Members of the

Nov

83c

1.65

REQUEST

MUrray Hill 2-4545

1.74 Mar

Oct

25c

1.45

1.20

Oct

2.09

Oct

21

West 44th Street, New
n;—*

&

CO.

Toronto Stock Exchange

York 36, N. Y.

Private Wires to Canada

Nov

Jan

.

FREE COPY UPON

Nov

May

7c

fortnightly review of the Canadian Securities Markets

Oct

13c

21c

1.30

4.10

.

1.10

2.10 Apr
30
NOV

3.05 July

The NEWLING CANADIAN LETTER

Feb

3.95

.

Feb

20 Ve

26

—1

4,102

1.07

20% Aug
27% Sep

Faraday Uranium Mines

Ltd

Oct

Aug

26

27

Players

Sep
Feb

31%

88c

18%

10c

14 %c 16%c

23c

31%

4%c July

__1

Federal

Feb

31

53

Fanny Farmer

Oils

Jan

Nov

30

25

Ltd

Mines

Fargo

7

60c

—1

Glacier

Estella

Famous

6%

1

common

Oils

Falconbridge

3.75

1

Ltd

Gold

Equitable
:•

35

31.

3.55
50c

1

Mines

Pen-Rey

4.00

May
33% Aug

20

Mines

Jan

6%c

ll%c Feb

Ltd

Mines

Feb

1.45

1

1
see

22c

Oct

1

Gold

For footnotes

Jun

65c

15

•

50c

Chesterville Mines
Chibougamau Explor
Chimo

13c

55,400

46

22c
1.42

20

Mines

7,050

98c

6c

80c

1

Chartered Trust
Chateau-Gal Wines
Chemical Research

50,165

Jan

77c

15 %C 15 %C

1

Gold

26c

common--

A

Centremaque

22c

Jun

•

1

Central Porcupine
Centre Lake Uranium

16

Oct

.

Oct

4.45

•

Ltd

18c

Oct

23 %c

16

Mar

Feb

42

Jan
Nov

May

7%

230

Sep
Jun

12c

3.00

8%
3.00

Sep

1

Corp

Trethewey

10c

8%

Metals

Aug
Apr

11%
68

104%

1

Central Explorers
Central Leduc Oil
Central Patricia

44c
61

Aug

1

Mines

El

Jan

12,486

1

_1

Gold

Cassiar

4.00

Oct

9%C Feb

Jan

6c

1

pfd

Sullivan

Elder

4.15 Mar

28c

20%'

1

Producers

Cariboo

I,000

Eddy Paper class A

Oct

28%

10

Whllston"—IIII—III—II*

Oil

&

Rim

Economic

167/a Mar
106

25c

A

Canso Natural

July

34

—1

Easy Washing Machine—

Jun

13

Canadian

90c

3.00

Eastern

6.75 Mar

1.85

2.90

*

A

May

3.00

.—23.50

share

One

Feb

1,069

27%

»

class

Oct

———.—-1

Nickel

Rim

East

Aug
17% Sep

2.95

100

"D

(;»

8 %C

17c

11,500

Eastern

74

27%

1

25

*

Canadian Vickers
Canadian Wallpaper

Jan

Being exchanged for

2.95 Mar

33%

pfd

Sep

30c

56c

687

ll%cll%c

12%

63,900

—*

Jan

Jan

10

Textile

Oils

Eldrich

Co

61

7%c

Mines

Nickel

Oct

1.66

10c

Canadian Prospect

59

6%c

——-100

Tar

Rim

East

Feb

26c

1.69

•

Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums.

23c

Jan

5%c July
3.00 Aug
6%c Nov

15,110

18c

18c

July
Sep

16

15%c Sep

5,000

73c

4.05

Jan

9

200

7 %p

67c'

7c

Ltd—

Amphi

East

Oct

•

Warrants
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian Pacific Railway

8c

60

Ltd—

East Malartic Mines

Oct

8.70

26c

common

6c

Mines

East

Nov

100

Canadian Tire Corp
Canadian Utilities

Duvex

Dyno

Nov

35%

•

preferred

7%c

3,000
10,000

23c

Brewery
Dragon Oils & Gas

Oct

23%

*

Oils

20c

Dow

Oct

22

3.75

Salt

18

35%

Class A
Homestead

18c

2.65
25

25% Aug

24%
23 %

*

common

18c

10%

*

Steel

Donalda

Oct

3

common

600

3.90

Preferred

Jan

24%

Cellulose

common

11%

25c

Coal

Dominion

July

•

Canadian Dredge old

Canadian

1.25

25

I

Canadian Colleries (Dunsmuir)
Canadian Decalta common
Warrants
Canadian Devonian Petroleum

Canadian

27

30

25

preferred
Canadian Chemical

11%

Foundry & Steel com——*

Dominion

Jan

•

preferred

11%

—

Stores

Jan

6.25 Mar

20
common

$1.75

Canadian

July

»

common

Celanese

1,201

—————i

Dominion

44% Aug

A

Canadian

II,175

1

oniinion
gominion Scottish Invest
Magnesium

69% May

8,400

»

12c

15%

3.90

-

Preferred

28% May
13% Jun

9,194

10c

lie

15%

6%C

Bank

Dominion

3.85 Mar

31c

Oils

12c

15%

1

Asbestos

Dominion

Nov

4.90

Breweries
Canadian British Empire
Canadian Canners

Jan

3.00 July
9c
July

Jan

Aug

29c

Canadian

Jan

16%

5,050

Mines

41% July
39

85%

4.40

20

96c

4,110

3.25

Seagrams
Exploration (Western)

Oct

29c

Commerce

1,764

23

3.00

Devon-Leduc

Nov

15%

4.75

of

1.85

22%

5

Minerals

4.35 Mar

72

•

"

1.70

23

Distillers

2

370

1.85

3.10

*

A

'V

Jan

1,250

Corp—

Mines

8.00

Sep

18,150

—1

Producers

Dome

4.00

Oct

14,000

—

Mines

Sep

Oil

67%

50

———I

class

Gold

Rio

Nov

Oil

Bakeries

Canadian Bank

67

Apr

4.25

1

Dominion
Wire

20c

_*

B

17

10

B

Oct

17,250

10c

Patricia

Leather

Class

16%

3,100

9c

11c

Sep

42c

D'Aragon Mines

Del

~~

Nov

1.70

6%c

1

Davis

Delnite

3.25

16c

9c

*

Mines

Sep

Oct

»

25c

Feb

1

Nov

Nov

Sep

*

Feb

5c

30%

36c

•

voting
Mills—_—

Zellerbach

9

10

Power

Nov

10c

Sep

Foundry

Packers class A

Canada

Canso

Sep
Sep

9.30

Assurance

Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada Southern Petrol
Canada SS Lines common...

New

6.30

4.25

Jan

17

*

Class

3.80 Aug

80c

—*

—

Pershing

2.55 Mar

4% July

Lands

18,325
50,014
318,910

4.25

4.25

May
Sep

Jan

10c

—*

6.70

7 % Mar

Northern

25c

3.90

22

6 %C

Mining

Croinor

35

Canada

Canada

Feb

770

Canada

93c

Oct

Feb

Apr

10c

Uranium

15

»

83c

1.55

Feb

3.50
35c

38C

Petroleum—

Bit

Croft

7%

Machinery
Malting

90c

Jan
Oct

—10

Dist

Crestaurum

15

Life

Oil

Craig

Oct
Jun

7%

Canada

Canada

July

15

Canada

8,495

Jun

59c

6%c

Lead

7%

«

West

Imperial

Coulee

Apr

♦

common

14,280

Feb

53c

July

2.30

May

45c

1

Gas

(H)

*

A

Canada

30%

2.00

29%

70c

Jan
Jan

10 %c

Jan

1

Exploration
Copper-Man

46%

Campbell

plo

Consolidated

47

Campbell

5%

Oct

Cournor

1

1.91

44c

—1

Conwest

35

3,000

1

Ranwick

4,000

4,355

18,860

13c

29

Oils

Consolidated

8%c

95,713

3.10

12c 14 %c

46%

14%

2.77

11 %C

1.97

-

2.80
11 %c

-

20c

8%c

1051/4

8c

14c

45%

105

50,300

21c

8%c

13%

24c

1

46%

14

20c

*

*

105%

25c

Nicholson

»

1

10c

620

Orlac

1

1

19,000

Peak

Bunker

Flon

4,813

13c

28c

1

_

Sannorm

Flin

40c

28c

1

Rochette

Callinan

40c

12c

Consolidated

Consolidated

Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power pfd

Nov

Consolidated

Consolidated

25c

Nov

Consolidated

Feb

22c

1.52
2.95

Nov

Jan

24c

Jan

NOV

9c

1

Aug

1.83 May
40c
July

40c

29c

Bousquet

16c
30c

25c

Sep

Calder

4,597

50,615

18 %c Jan

Jan

8% Aug

1,660,343

14c

Nov

Jun

21c

7%c Mar

1.49

6%

Jan

2.95

2

13

Nov

Jun

1.52

Mosher

Nov

Jan

19c

6c

20c

Consolidated

Mar

20c

1.20

Nov

9

Nov

49c

Aug

2.80

5%

1.20

148

Mar

10c

1.45

Jun

Nov

*

20c

Feb

41c

2.90

Oils Ltd—U—*

5c

A

360

Mining & Smelting—

13c

class

8

Consolidated

5,500

Burrard

19c

Consolidated Mic

26,500

•

17 %c

Oct

6c

*

18 %c

Sep

17c

Steel

58

830

Jan

5%C

Burlington

Sep
Sep

2,900
12,620
178,340

2.25

14 %c

Burns & Co class B

9%

43c

43%

15c

10%c 18 %c

May

15c

Oct

5%c

18c

7

148

Jan

*

10,500

Feb

5.00

300

14c

Aug

1

4%c

4.10

Feb

41c

1

—

1

Hill

Nov

138

17%

Jan

6%c May

3.50
3.75

11 %C

Mines

Howey

Canadian

4%c

3%c Mar

100

I,500

14C

*

Mattarrow

Red

Lake

1,500

3.75
4.20

41c

42

Oct

Jan

Aug

4.15

9

25

6c

Jan

42c

4%C

6%

1

Lake

Mac

ll7/8

11c

1

Halliwell

Consolidated

Nov

5,100

1

Mines

Crest

Gillies

Nov

1.30 Aug
17% Nov

6,830

9

17

4

Sep
Feb

Jun

15c

7%

Cuayana

Consolidated

Jun

East

1.50

July

7%

148

Jan

1.36

Apr
Nov

3.75

—__1

__

78

Jan

3.00

Mar

13%

4%C

—_______—

2,112

65c

65c

14c

1

Denison

;*•

6%

1

Discovery

446

7

*

Oil

Consolidated

164

14,100
15

*

Allenbee

Consolidated

50%

120,051

95c

17%

•

Mines

Jan

92%

1.40

90c

17%

1

Nov

102 102%

1.26

90c

10

5.20

49%

1.33

17%

1

Astoria

Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife

I

500

*

Life

Buffalo

■

64c

National

Buffalo

•

64c

Petroleum

Confederation

Jan

9%

Conduits

29%

Brunsman

:

1.20

*

Jan

Jan

330

Gold

Oct

Commoil

1.75
16

Nov

6,430

Mines

55c

1

2.45

16%

Mining
Brunswick Mining
Buckles Algoma Uranium

3,389

Yellowknife

20%
78

24%

Brunston

65c

—

5,270

16%

■»

62c

Corp

Copper

21,150

23%

B

14c

Cockshutt Farm Equipment

2.80

24%

•

Jun

1

28%

8%

*

5c

A

2.55

8

A

Nov

1.50

Mining

28 %

8

«

92,700

Willians

Coldstream

Mar

Nov

1.65

67%

13c

Jan

10c

50

1.50

Feb

10c

Nov

.

Mar

25c

July

80c

2,900

Brunhurst Mines Ltd

Buffadison

Feb
Jun

July

2.95

1,975

95c

,v

Nov

10c

5,350

3.10

Feb

22c

11,000

12c

36,300
34,500

7c

55%

12c

Ltd

July

52%

Mines

class

Chemical

18c

11 %c 13 %c

1.50

370

Being exchanged for
Quebec Metallurgical Industries Ltd
One share for each five held

5%c July

28c %

2,560

63

—*

10,650

8c

High

1.95

certificates

85,000
29,500

52

Products

trust

8c

25

Telephone Co__

Reef

Apr
Jan

52 Ms

Power

Mills

Cobalt

NOV

24c
43c

1

British

Broulan

45%

Oct
Mar

92%

preferred

preferred

British

Jan

6c

15c

47

4%%

Bruck

39 %

18,500
59,000

96%

6%

4%%
5%

Voting

Low

1.65

58%

__

34c ; >;

15%

50

Ltd

British

Aug

Consol

Bridge & Tank Corp $2.90 pref
Brilund

60c

Range Since Jan. 1

High

1

Chemical

13c

3.10

1.03

100

Brewis Red Lake

Apr

Cobalt

1.70
58%

Citra-Lartic

July

37c

Jun

76c

20c

37

1

5.50

Feb

40c

Shares

25

Corp

6%c
25c

Bralorne Mines

8c

2.90 May

Chrysler

for Week

of Prices

Low

*

Sales

Range

Par

Chromium

Mar

7% Aug

Feb

Week's

Last

High
50c

19 %c

38

Brantford Cordage class A
Brazilian Traction ordinary

45%

Friday
Sale Frice

10 %c
7C

26c

Bralsaman Petroleum

6%

6,000

48c

Jan

18c

10,600

52c

Bordulac

.

165

3.90

1

Gold

Bonville

6%

43c

50

Mines

55,298

3.45

1
1

6%

CiN

1»

STOCKS

Low

38c

c

25

Mines

NOVEMBER

Range Since Jan. 1

High

51c

1

Kirkland

Bidgood
Blue

52

Corp

Gold

Yukon

Bibis

3.70

Mines

Gamma

Beta

6%

1
*

Belcher

Shares

30c

•

Ltd

Beaucage

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Low

1

WEEK

Sales

Range

Sale Price

FOR

t

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

.

.

.

Monday, November

22

i

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

(Cont.)

Toronto Stock Exchange

Range

STOCKS

Sale Frice

Fenimore
Class

Iron

Ford

class

Motor

Fraser

Cos

Frobisher

Debentures

r

Warrants

500

300

36'Ac

Apr

1.80

1.90

7,570

97Va

,101

3,189

64

18

770

/12

y2 Jan

Jan

1,130

20,882

3.80

July

5.40 Aug

Liberal

130c

Feb

1.08 May

Little

!80

Sep

*

4.20

4.10

4.45

100

70c

..." 70c

89C

730

70

75

2,000

92

Gas

Exploration

Gatineau

5%

v

64%

68%

87

89

1

General

Steel

Wares

ZZZZ100

Lake
Gold

God's

Eagle

Goodfish

Mining

Goodyear

Tire

Gordon

Mackay -class

Graham

Great

Gas

Plains

Great
Great

West

•

Glass

Goal

class

Maple

Leaf

Milling common.:

7c :.

.

175

180

3c

Oct

8

7,492

18%

—1

Gold

Jan

Oct

15c

July

29 %c

30%

Nov

Nov

5.05

1,300

3.95

Jun

5.05

19%

1,410

7.95

Jan

22%

107,229

1.00

Apr

3.25

Nov

; 6%

>6%

25

5

Feb

4.95

5.00

150

4%

Sep

4.00

150

3.50

Nov

6.40

9.75

6.60

18%

155

9c

7,500

I

1,650

13%

10c

■>

49,373
,100

2.00

24

.60

20%

Oct

5c

11c

47%

•

8.00 Mar

4

56,000

48%

740

9'Ac

«L-

/

Hard

Rock

Harding

Gold

1

ny2c

Hartz

Hlbbert

(F

Mines,

class

J)

•

11'Ac

12c

Heath

Gold

High

Crest

Oils

■

Hinde

& .Dauch.

I

.

Hi-Tower'.Drilling
-Hollinger Con sol
Home Oil—

Nov

McKenzie

Aug

McMarmac

Red

McWatters

Gold

■•/11 1 Jan
2.65

Jan

24%

Jun

lie

Jan

48%

{f

oHuron

Erie 20% pfd
OIL & (Refining Ltd

-

Hy-Charger Petroleums

1

Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
e

;

49

5

7.05

6,628

22c

118,200

c
if

Indian Lake
Industrial, Acceptance

7c

50'A

52'A

,

200

32c

31

9%

Mines—

:$2

preferred

5%

preferred

Inglis

7.00
9c

Mill; City,

50;

Milton

Co

&

Gas

Mining

Inspiration Mining

Aug

Powders

30c

Porcupine

International

Metals

class

/International Nickel Co

75

Corp

Morrison

Jan

53»A

July

51c

Jan

.25

May

31,

Nov

Nov
„

25'A

2,750

25

•

25%

375

4%c

5'Ac

5'Ac

10,000

49
49

50%

Island

Jack

.

Pipe

49%

Waite

75

39

20

96% Mar

2,437

50%

•'

Mar

.

Aug

,

49%
104

1.92

Nov

655

3.25

July

5.75

15 'A

Aug

18

34'/2
52'A

35

945

29% Mar

38

Au&

18,392

34 'A

53%

128'A

134

133

134

115

21
14'A

21%

2,012

14'A

50

26%

27%

5

27%

19

Jan

Jan

12% Aug
20% Jan

10,081

79c

82c

6,500

6c

6%c

"50.1 no

4%c Aug

10c 10'Ac

19,500

7»Ae Mar

23c

Mar

10'Ac
'

7'Ac

8c

1.65

1.60

1.80

1,400

1.40 Mar

10c

10c

13c

46,838

5'Ac Mar

1

-

7'/2C

1

(1939)

9C

Qr

10'Ac

32,900

7%c JulT"

1

Jonsmith Mines Ltd

48c

46'Ac

55c

18,671

*

—

19c

17'Ac

19c

11,400

1.58

1.65

700

"

Oils

15c

—

7c

4,000

Aug

29'A c May
16c

May

1.42 Aug

,
Kay rand Mining
.* Kelvinator

;

r

Keyboycon

-

1

Lake

Kroy
Labatt

Labrador
Lake

Mines

Lake

Shore

Lake

Wasa
of

7c

May

-16% Mar

July

■10.480

52c

Apr

47c

47c

48c

2,700

46c

Oct

36c

35'Ac

40c
11c

7'Ac

12,700

27c

132,700

22'Ac

1,400

•

8.25

8.05

8.35

3,740

,

15,600

New

New
;

Nov

10'Ac Jan
Mar

'

64c

66C

7.000

17c

21c

107,250

10c

21c

28c

5.20

5.20

5.40

510

18c

22c

16,250

42%* 43'A

434

1
*

common—

43%

*

~~~

50,000

16'Ac

Jun

5.00 July
18c
28

1.55

*

Jan

Aug

Newnorth

Pacalta

Nib

1.55

200

1.30

Nov
Jun

Jun

3.90

9c

4.25

3.500

3.55

Oct

-9'A

Z.Z

9'A

200

8'A

8'Ac

9'Ac

12,700

5c '

Sep
Apr

6:60
28c

Oils

of

44

Sep

Mining
Mines

Canadian
Inca

Jan

4.20

Aug
Jun

9'Ac Nov

55c

13% Sep
14% Nov

1.68

-

1,470

1.75
27

;■

10

••

1.40

2,000

■37%

<

2,855

58c

Jan •

13%

Oct

2.15

Oct

Apr

24% July

425

38%

.

'A

;

27%

1,200

9 'Ac

36c

•1.15

1.26

49,014

2.38

2.60

28'Ac

47,937

12.899
"■

Oct

Mar.,,

22c

85,800

Feb

•:

29

<

16c

Feb

Sep

38% Nov
Aug

2.69 July
13c

70c

Feb

Mar

Feb

1.00 Aug

*" r

1.6)

1.77

'

2.70 May

Jan

Jan

-75c

Jan

30c

Mar

81c Mar

u60c

60c

1.00

62c

9,550

1.20

139,500

9c

12c

18.900

2.77

2.95

30c

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Jan

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61c

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41c

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1

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12,000

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75c

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Feb

5c

9%c

1

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5c

19%

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1

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725

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Klondike Keno
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13c

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7'Ac

1

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Kirkland

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8e

23'A

5'AC

1

;

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7c

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8c

1

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12,825
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1

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6c

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Nov

21'A

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53%

Jan

Jun

5c

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Oct

34%

"

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125

52%

37

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20

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18

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29%

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i New

5'Ac Nov

4.25

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1.92

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4.00

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-

8

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18

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80

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.

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10

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39

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Aug

13c

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,

-

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.,,' "4%

2,50

2.00

A

36

15c
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Aug

July

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12c

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4.00

common

3.00

>

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3.00

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103

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25c

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Aug

6.00

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1

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*

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13'Ac

Jan

'

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July

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38%

8%

100,200

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'

•

11c

14 %C 14 %c

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1

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8c

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NOV

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6.60

35c

49%

v

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8%

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1.70

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•

common-—

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75c

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2.10

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-

50c

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31

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4%
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85,540

12c

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•

25

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48

90

102

9c

38c

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15%

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7.15

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5'A

10

1

—

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8c

Oct

Jan

lie

-

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7

1
;

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13c

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259

101'A

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-

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30c

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1,800
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22

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30c

6.60

1

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.

Jun

Aug

Feb

Nov

13'Ac

1'

1.85

17

Nov

Oct

42c

Nov

34c

1.20

Nov

-

Nov

2.40

Sep

8.45

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41c

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23% Sep:.

1.31 Mar

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1.15

3c

32c

10

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6c

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4,000

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1.26 Mar

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1

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12,500

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26

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.

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7.00

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26c

t

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28,050

59c

15c

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13c

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52c

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3.60 Nov

,

1.45 Mar

4,150

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12c

9%

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;

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-

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16c

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8

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8

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1

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9.85
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9% Mar
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9.30

30

18c

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5.55 Aug

2.65

;

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f''

35c

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,

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f 12c

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1

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;

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10

—

5 Ac Nov

41,200

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4.00

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72% Nov

713,110

'

100

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23,650

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6.50

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53

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180

30%

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29

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July

1

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Jan

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•

100

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,

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7

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155

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32c

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14c

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,

July

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83c

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23c

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16%

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:

50c

ZZZZZ50

61C

July
;

Nov

17'A Nov
14% May
21'A Sep

Jan

5c

32,23.0

58C

14c

Apr

>26'Ac

j_____—_1_

common

Preferred

2.65

45%

—

54c

10c

6c

2.30

17%
•:

"10,100

% 59c

-—4

2,600
59,100

10'Ac

ZZZZZZi

Mines

Goldora

Goldfields

Louvicourt.

Apr

1,822,500

1.75 : 1.80

*

Porcupine

Mines,

Uranium

Lorado

59,386

59c

_1

Uranium

Goldhawk

10'Ac

-t-;-.-.

3c

16'Ac

1

4

Class Ai-:+-*■■

117,680

s

23c 23'Ac <v

■:

10c

w'A'.ffiV ■>*■•

1,248,700

23c

1

Mines

1:10c

July

60c

22,500

A———
I<:

—

8.20

59c

1

Manitou

'.(Goldfields

»

*

—

—:

Lynx

7.00

.100

/ 145

B

8'Ac ll%c

ZZZZZZi

Mines

Golden

10'Ac

Gold

Lake

Goldcrest
Gold

1

103

class

Groceterias

Class

Nov

7.00

Nov

27c

.

>

Nov

Nov

8.00

lie

——

Lyndhurst Mining Co

July

10'A

: i8c

Lac

Long

Aug

4.80

42%

102%

9 'Ac

*

25

26C

4,600

;2.40

—

>1

92

235

103

16,600

6C

flic

Gibing- Island .Petrc4eunMr___'_—

Feb

:

.4.70
t

1,225

-

Jan

Jan

43'A

8.00

—

35%

300

5.00

V-'?.

7% Aug
73

10'A •10%

1

Mines.

Gold

;

43'A

'

,_i

—

Yellowknife

Goldale

•■*-

10%

common-

Preferred

Glenora

4.80

13

Jan

58

150

Nov

July

112

Jan

5'A

21

6'Ac

68c 70'Ac

Londom Ho»iery ^ommon____—

Jan

78c

28%

Jan

5.55 .Jan

,....463

,

5.00 '5.00

*

Products, Mfg class A__

General

Giant

5.00
4.85

common—

July

/ 400

>6%

1

Petroleum

Geneva

6%

87

A

29 c

20%
104

21

5'Ac

—

-

Apr

>7,410

9.30 '9.85
'

—

68%

Motors

Olass

—

ZZZZZZ3

Dynamics

General
General

•

_♦

—

5

General

»

111%
9.35

Bakeries

16 'Ac

1,005,075

50c
60c
59,700
•
27%
28%
,4,680
65
.111% 111% ■;./

28

"ZZZZ100

75c

65c

57c

v_«.

common™—

Mines Ltd—

Geco

v

75c

«

Alberta

of

Power

preferred

General
■

1

Exploration

Jan

Nov

y

Gaitwin

Jan

10%

/

Petroleum

Loblaw

Jan

80c

,,

13%

700
100

1

Gold

Nov

630

12%

1

Gold

Lexindin

Nov

17'A

12'A

1

Lencourt

10c

25%

4,700 '

682,710

i:

1

1

High

14c

17

.^20

-

Gold

Jan

23%

Low
3c

9%c

12%

> Preferred

Leitch

21% Aug

Range Since Jan.

High

13'Ac

class A

Acceptance

Lavalie Mines

Nov

101

Low

3

Secord

Oct

23'A

to June 1956)—

Laurentide

be

7'Ac

23 'A

—

(extended

1.15

Laura

15 'A

7C

■—*

common

Shares

1

Lapaska Mines

Jan

Nov

2.50 Aug

.Jan

1.7 y2

Apr

23c
11

68c

Sep

7y2

1.80

*

for Week

Par

High

10'Ac Aug

98%

*

common

Ltd

109,800

13c

*

Gold

Francoeur

50c

10 y4

*

A

Co

Foundation

43c

10

.:

>-—.—*

Ltd common
Fleet Manufacturing

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

13c

47c

1

Mines

warrants

B

Fittings

Week's
Range
of Prices

Friday

High

Sales

) Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

Shares

Low

Par

19

NOVEMBER

WEEK ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Last

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday

4.25

Apr

20c

Oct

Nov
12c
Sep
1.37 Nov
2.85 Jun
15c
Nov
86c
Aug
80
Nov
14c
Nov
19c
Sep
3.35 Nov
20c
NOV
2lc

Number 5379

180

Volume

.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. .

(2119)

47
*

M

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Par

Northwestern Utilities
Nudulama Mines Ltd

Shares

91%

35

35c

40c

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

High

91%

16,550

39c

:•/

•

..

I

.',i.

::I

>

Gold _1
Ogama-Rockland

65c

65c

4'Ac

Low

4 Vac

,90c

——

1..0

Omnitrans -Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club

3%

<

Nov

93%

Jun

35c

13,550

1.50

1.60

5,100

*

17

16%

17

1,025

20

35%

35%

35%

220

30

27

27

60

16

Jan

23%

24

500

17

Jan

Elevators

2.45

•1,050

_*

70c

74c

700

99c

155,380

Coyle 'Navigation
Petroleum

Oil

3.30

3.45

Nov

Preferred

4%%

18
37

Oct

29

Sep

31

Sep

9c

2,800

6%c Nov

41%

41%

43

1,270

32%

40%

50

32% Jan
93

100

99%

99%

99%

10

40

44

44

45

515

x.

45

Trans

Feb

Transcontinental

Nov

4.45

1

k

Oils

Powell

:River

Jun

Jan

::

Jun

/ '35c

28y4c

27V'2C

33c

25,155

19o

■10c

11%

10%

11%

1,000

"59 %C

Feb

"60

25c

Nov

46c

Mar

9.500

4%c

Jan

lie

Jan

Jan

38c

Jun

.''"Apr

11c

•

2.95

400
*

38c

v

6.265 ;

Oct

Nov

:

10

99

lis
t

3,500!

40c

1790

.31

'75c

71c

31c

27,500

39

..

:

30%

30%

175

60%

26

26

6.40

6.60

6.50

I—Ill

Mines

Jun

22c

3 30 Feb
28

31

18% Aug

15% Oct

'2,765

*61% Jttiy

Jan

JO% Jun

aay* Jan
6.38 Fob

"

35c 17 410

34,150

80c

Oct

920 :V 98c

23,015

72c

Jan

11.47 Mar

133/4

695

11% Apr
,1.01 Jun

14
July
11.67 Jan

13%

13%
1*25

■

1.25

1.16

5,955

47%

!____x__l':

:—

Nov

Vanadium

<Vam Roi >Uons—,

Oct

•Vicour

&

5%

5%

3%c

9,000
5,253

16 3A

8%

8%

7%c

class

16%

Grey

7'Ac

7%c

21

21 Va

A
—-—10

Trust

*17%

6%

/,? 3c

Jun

*

32%

/"A*

7% Feb
6%c Apr

4, »%C Sep

19

122

100

Apr

51c

Feb

39%

Nov

84c

Jan

48'

Mar

2.09

2.25

41,560

27c

27c

'•// 1,000

2.42 Nov

1.57 Aug

25c

250

10

-' A

Jan

Mar

12

May

4,667

SOc

Aug

Sep

/

Walker

G

12%
W

&

:Waterous

12

12

12%.

12%

12

Amulet

-,Wftite

8%

Equipment common-

July

II 57

13

/■• 57

10

1,500

57

*40% Mar

17%c 17%c

35 '•-* Jan

972

l.«5

!

-

1.40

Sep

3c

1.700

Aug

3.00

■

Weedon

'

Pyrites

—

—

1

17%c Nov
" "4%C Oct

Premier.' Trust

3,500

4c

x_100

_/

Metals -

Preston' East

10

_1

Dome

-Wekusko Consol

Feb

5%c Jan

5%c

5%c

Malartic

West

-

x

6cV

'4VaC

-^1

-—■___

1,500

4%C

4,000

Mines

70

75

Apr

'

7%

26,265

5.45
*

Prospectors Airways

West

Jan

*'

*100
V 4.10

1

Jan

9c

Jan

'

1%c Apr

6%c July

•

**

Apr

•

♦

3.60

_1

19 %C

21c

;.l

91c

9tc

10c

)c 10V2c

8,500

2,800

Jun

6.00

1 3.05 July

14, <00

; :_1

4.20

; :

Canada

*

5.50 Mar

16c

Western

21

95

""13o
*10

12c

13c

24,875

""lie

22%

22%

223/4

1,296

•4.75

Breweries

Grocers

Class

17c

20 3/4

Ashley

Western

OCt

16c

12 %c

-5

Oils

7 3.90

Products

Western

I'4.25 Sep

"

*"

16,060

_lc

-1

Territories

Westeel

15% July

2.50 Mar

'

—_—l

'

Uranium

120

120

common

37%

A

3,000

•

37,189

8c

Apr

Nov

Western Leaseholds

July

Western Tungsten

21c

-

—_

10

",;/*
;

38

*23 " Mar

"19%cMay

S3

7,150

"

Sep
123 *' Nov
24

18% July

Jan

6.10 Mar

3.80 Aug

'"

Quebec Copper Corp

;

Labrador

;

JL

WAnltoU

_.

....

.t*

j

Nickel Corp.
Gold

1,210,354

20s

21%

1.20

16c

Oct
Mar

56c

2.50

1.03

Feb

*

Weston

Aug
Sep

'20c

■

22c

21

Quemont rMining

18c*

16.708

,v

3,204

;

1.40

Jun

43 %c

Sep

Uranium Minesx.

95c

1

Mines
Poplhr*' Gold

<-1

860

Rayrock
Red'
Reef

Petroleum

-rx_T"/I::

MacDonald

Reeves

Regcourt

.4—

Renabie'Mines.

-22c

42,250^ 5

'

171,071

;

54c. Mar

1.25 Aug

38c

.

1.22 Sep

-

Aug

8%e

(T16Q

175,150

■

/ lie

2.65

.III-

...........

235

48

48

2.75

3.25

2.78

I '38c

l7%c

.1

Uranium

V Rio Prado Oils

—-i.1' "

300

2.30

r

-Winora

Wood

3.20

Uranium

'$1.00

preferred
Long

Rowan

Roy

U3

121

21

j:*

."20

^E0

»20c4

'*-

■

10c
46%

ey2c

46%

6^'aC
546

12

:im

7%c

>

I

11*1/

'4c

Fe b

IOC

.

^

Aug

.

>9c

-

14

i

—

29c

9%C Nov

.

87,500

,5c.

20%

Aug
Jan
Jun

.i
*

745'

4y,c

-27

f 114,500
■

14%
10c

3.50
1.75
43c

21,750

47

"42c
7%c

7%c .»:■<

—-1

67/sC

6%c

,—

2,000

Lawrence Corp___

San

Sand
/
'

Antonio
'

River

Gold—,

;62

63%

1,315

:jfe75

1.40

4.758

193/4

608,'440

11c

^♦40* Sep

"Class

A'

Class

*

Shawkey. {1954)

>3^5

13%
__50o

13?/2

53%

com
.50

!

'■.-44R0
;• -33

Toronlo Stock

v-54

-1

Mines

Sherritt Gordon
Sicks"

!;

j

Breweries

-

__1

iit-

33,933
5 875

'

1.95,
54%

8JaC
4R0

4.95

a

v

28

22,510
%.■/' 466

27%

39

-

••■ax-'

_x_;

"V,"

:'__i

Sigma >Mines XQuebea)
Silanco

Mining

Silver-Mliler
Silverwood

Dairies

Simpsons. Ltd
Siscoe

__—

(N)
8ome#vllle

class

Co

common-.

preferred

Sourls -Valley
Southam Co

■

—

_•

- mo

■
.

Jan

:13.75

54%

1

.

35% c

.-,36

—

Spooner Oils
x:
Stadacona* Mines (1944iv_i_
Standard Paving commofl--ii„,

-39c

-413
52

37c
*

11%

#"-'J3% vl8%

36c

I

—50

—:-x-xxi——...

:I 18c

-

,.

••

>k-

/!85c

'435

75
225

"-17c

'

615

/

18c

:

2,400

Jan

44c

12c

'•

•

>

25%

-

*1,898

25c

!5c'

II.

25

25%

-10
7%.

10

'

•

.

Radio

class

Stanley sBrock class
Stanwell

Oil

&

•

A—_x

..

/•

A—

Il

Ltdx——

Gas

Starratt- Olsen Gold

■

ic

I wl:

10

,

7%

t36% Aug
26c fSep

;

/

60c'

20

Bros

•

——.

Sullivan

Propane

Supertest

-

Switson

111

:tMay

6'A
6 '

26 3A

*

..

J

Jun

May

29

f-5,697

7.20

?% 39
6c

6'/2c

15,310

'July

8

18c

6.50

Jan

5,500

'14c

May

14c

Mar

Nov

13c

I

Dp Pont

Jan

»
—_——50

515/«

31

.22%

.•

81c

4

42

40%

42

95

51

51

200

19%

20c

18%
"36

36

273/4
•33

Preferred
Tandem Mines

51

Mar

51

8c

Oct

1

Preferred
Gold

Mines—

Calgary

Thompson-Lundmark

f



PC

c

10c

9,7-6

*

9%

9%

9%

230

10

common

10%

10%

10%

100

1

3.35

3.30

3.85

209,943

1

1.10

1.10

1.20

3,900

90c

15c 15 %c

4,700

11%C

—*

...

8% Jan
10

1.83

Sep

5 2.SO Aug

>>63% NOV

79%

35%

8%

"8%

59%

—
—

•

66

2,087

-

60

•

Aug

Nov

35% July
39% Sep

*»■

33
54

f

Nov
v.

784% Nov

Jan

*36% July

28% Mar
6

Jan

51%

9
Aug
61% Nov

Jan

34%

'

275

67%

\

36% Oct

24%

.30
100

20% Aug

•'44

Jan

>1,050'

23%C Apr
,h

27%

4,320

/

36"

/

^35%-Jan

Jan

«

TO

<

July

1

Nov

Nov

*44

35

34%

"35

790

30Yt

Jun

36%

5.90

5.90

6.10

5,655

3.50

Jan

6.20 Nov

4.90

4.90

300

? 50

Feb

5.65

Jun

Nov

Consolidated

-1

——i-.tl

„1

Oct

Yukon

Consolidated

No

Aug

a

Odd

par

lot

Aug

year's

12

July

d Deferred

'

44%

32

Jan

44%

13%

100

13%

Nov

16%

53/4

800

4.80

Jan

Invest—.

*34

343/4

1,290

Sep

12%

Sep

Jan

4.00

Nov

e

Oct

1.60

Jan

Sep

19c -Sep

r

6,210

23%

Apr

6.00 Jan

:35%

JSn

Sep

50c 50 %C

/■

9,100

48c

July

59c

Jan

—

CANADIAN MARKETS

Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges,
wd When delivered.

t

(not

range),
delivery

year's

Oct

-

Included

sale

in

(not included

wiWhen

f Flat

In

•'

—

sale

'i»40

*42

value.

14C

•

53/4

44

*34

!Jan

•

■*

"

Stores

Oct

t

13%

*—

Co Ltd——
Canadian General

Thrift

-

t.

July

Jl5'/4 Apr

100
-loo

8%

59%

•»——

;

-.84

35%

7%

13c

5,200

,

"J33

80%

♦

——r-—■

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
47

45'

/

1,665

29%

■'

common

-C

338

'29

/

*—

——

*

19%

38

1.25'Aug

37% May

177%

1.00 Mar

*40% Jan

■

Jan

Third

"Feb

3.50

Nov

Feb

18%

20c

Jun

Oct

Aug

113%

34

18

Jun

325

v*f; 4,835

1.15
6.00

Jun

«Jun

-64

1,015

2.20
62 Va

'•

Bros

Feb

77%

2.20

160%

—

Il61

common.—.

Oreille

May

/75%

; 75%

4.40

^10

'28

Price

1.08

10

115

Pend
*

1.65

13
*

_•

Sangamo

10c

v

4,990

Oct

600

13

.

29% Aug
28
Oct

*-

6,418

13

.•
.*

*6'

53/,

36

Jan

20% July
60c
Nov

89,185

60c

'

Mar

Nov

23%

/
^

40

Pato

Nov

6,925

11,655

,

Nov

.144

Oct

7,000

175

82c

•

6

-

■'

40

Oct

i

\

■^19

30

70

31

>28%

-.22% -'223/4

Feb

21% Aug

13% Jan

""30

.

7J25

*

Jan

17

42%

4.25

12c

21

-53% Nov

*560 Feb

528

*16

-

4 Oct

-40

5.50

1.17

I 20V8
fc16

21
■-:/■•■

116
-

"

Nov

16% Sep

Jan
Jan

*49 % Jan

100

s3,i3i

: •

'

x*————

8%
87

43%

18Y4

3.05

650
'

31 % May
39

Feb

16

Nov

12

"-*24% Jan

•

*

6.00

35% Aug

Jan

Ontario Paper_v

Jan

10c

7%

Wire Weaving—
Ogilvle Flour common
—

Oct

1.12

50

'V 51%

.♦

—

Minnesota &

Feb

3.00

.21

51%

'Niagara

1.65

1.15

.21

28

Ltd 00m—.

Power

3.50

iiy2c

I -788

"

MacLaren

•

15%

3.00
1

*"*31

'20e

Inc

Loblaw's

/

'

,50c

♦

I

Ihterprovlncial Utilities

18%c Jan

105

30%

I 6.40

International Utilities

390

Jan

5,525

>

Jan

23

1,230

11

/

0,365

♦

■

3,045

101

Lois .;••"••

Sigh

1/421
s

Canada Securities oom_

of

5%

1,175

Rsage StiiM Iw.1

Shares

35%

—

'Hayes Steel —
International- Paper

4.20

'

for Week

110

——x—*———*

Dominion' Oilcloth
</

24%

18%

Sales
s?

153/4

_5

-Dominion* Glass

8.75-July
70c

Range
af Prices

'

Jan

Aug
'

■

■

15%

5

————:[

5

f
'

:j.

coramon-i—_x—

Invest

Copper-

24%

■4.90

5%

Curb Section

,108 Va

.1

2,535,000
! 21,204

4.05

—

Week's

15%

'

♦

—

Bronze

Dominiop'' Bridge

Jan

24

39

70c

1

.100

«■.———

Consolidated Faper

■:

July '

1.00

Apr

r14c 14 %e
40c

„_

11:

Pearson

-

,

Mar

4'Ac Aug

13,500

7.20

Nov

34

I Dalhousie-Oil

*

Sep -

18%

Mar

1108%

"

10c

22c

34c

•

—i

Vinegars

Canadian Gen

Coast

liy» May

Jun

36c

4,979

00

60c

common.:

Tamblyn Ltd; common

Texas

' 6c

—_1

Industries

Teck-Hughes

.

1.145

-

22%
-

—1

—

Sylvanite Gold

Taylor,

.

(ordinary)

'Preferred
Surf Inlet

^1%

-

preferred
preferred

Rights^-——

*

♦

Mines

Cons

■Superior

%

-39

Canada

Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon. River Gold
Sudbury Contact
'-

: 22

50

50

13,700

'

Stedman
Steel of

-

Feb

Aug

30 %

1

—

Canadian, Marconi
—*
Canadian1 Western Lumber-/———
Canadian*Westinghouse
—

'Feb

34c

-

?■ 24 %c Aug

1,200,

<

■

15c 16 %c

15c

_1

.—

%

"

—>

Canadian Indus'(1954)
:

•

Standard

9c

"13c

"

'

/

'

Canadian
-/

Van

;

Jun

*

1

23,250

10%

Jun

*'80c

1st

Canada

Jun

'"53%

*

common

*

Mar

13%

Oct

-

2nd

Apr

213A July

29% Jan

■,'

Sep

1.25 Nov

*77,300

,21

/ Bulolo Gold Dredging.——xr—.
I Canada & Dominion Sugar—

,'11% Jun

-

NOV 7

;

f60c

I

14c

10%

♦

;

Apr

1.20

Feb

v

/Aug

18c

*

,

30c

520

1.90 Sep
I 8.75 July

1.14

29c

35%

Sc Paper——
—5
Develop.

♦

'

:

Jan

2.00 Apr

lie

Low

Corp

Co

Brown

July

29 V*

Mar

12

Feb

650

Sale Price

■

II British Adierioan* Banknote.*—---

Sep

30
•'

-

47%

-

"2,500

36

•

35c

8,550

43c

5.40

■

Anr '

9%

•14% Mar

; 1,903

A

12c ' Oct

r

10 %c July81c
Jan

.<418

-

13
*52 :.

4*52/

.

r'

-

Nov

54 V2 July

5.10 Nov

3,100

! Asbestos

v

53% Nov

v

Jan

75,866

Anglo* Canadian - Pulp
Anglo
Newfoundland

> -

2.50 Sep

May

24

Jun

1.45

1

.

23%-Feb

1,753

'

•

•

-20

——

5.35

J2c 13 %c
:Mc
1.03
-.11%

18%

j.5i

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.

13c

1.02

.

j

-

5.30

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A
«

—

Gold

Slater

:

vv

1

...

—

Mines

Sep
Bep

9c

4

Oct

;

{Feb

>

14c

Canadian tenia

F«r

3.60 Nov

•

>'-7-y80-May
-

v

5%c Jan

"995

:

Jan

14%

"

.Voting Trust

';5%c July

23c

11 %c

.••"Last

STOCKS

25c*:.Nov
:

Jan

50

165

-.'2W2-

Nov

441/2
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2.399

•

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90

55

■/

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80

90c

94,820

1.25

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1.85

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"i

<1,110

'/■•"'■

8%C

4.80

common.

"v

1.72
2.10

Exchange
/

Sep

65

Jan

y;ilv Mar

5

/ :
'•

'

■

-76.445

3^60

'.^0 50%

50V4

.50

'
.

•

1.00

•

:

25c"

13%

y»c

1.95

B, preferred

preferred

-307c

,

3.60

—

'

18C

v

37%

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"
■

Feb

1.26 Jan

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scarfe class A
xx_x...

Shawini^an Water & Power

>•

63

nl.35

...1

8curry* Rainbow Oils Ltd
Securityv Freehold Petroleums—

'■■■•

"

;

1.96 Mar

Mar

':"v 22o

1,500

1.63

,:26%c

Oct

?

Jun.

;—l

—

8.90 Jan

1:60 Jan

23,700

1.25
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Metal

Zenmac

9c

6%c

2.10

1.65

; Yukeno

.

Oct

5%c

Oct

ikAr

1

:t

Gold

39c

/.

.

St'

Aug

6c

•'

'303

Oct

•

13%

'

-•9c

Oct

164% -Rep
iac
Feb

"

—;.x_—.

—_

Knitting'Class A-_

27% Nov

2%c May

-13%

17,500
.

13%

3.30 Oct

4,000

1

—

Class B L/i—i'.—;•
Mines

,/■:

Mar

'

"Nov

1,965

*

;

-

4

18cv Feb

-/

37%
'10%

i

9c * Feb

.

-i»21c"Apr

2,739

:

834

8%C

1

—

Bear Mines——-.

Yellowknife

r-York

Oct

*

s20c

«,

J;* ,1,660

555"i'

——

Sep
Nov

>

July

27%

3% c

Oct

8,500 •/

% 1.68

1.74

Lead & Zinc

Yeilorex Mines

May

22
>'

.

"

E7

•

Oct

12c

3.45

Gold

•

-Yankee Uanuck Oil

'

Jan

'15 ^

'

:

12

•J

Jan

10c

'

Yale

May

1.65

Feb

18 '

?

11,000

"5:25

Industries

Ryanor Mining a.:

9%C

18

■

8,100

^

_*

180c

eVicMar
5c Aug
**-8%c Aug
7% Feb

7c

'

{Alexander)

Wright,-Hargreaves

Sep

74o

;

■

—

$V4%,. conv* pfd—
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Russell

109,200

12c

—3/1-

...*

Nov

11% Aug

144

r

■

.

20C

IOC

9 V<c

^

-

124

-|8c

—.10

Silver

Royal Bank -—1.
KoyaUte Oil. commonx

"38C ' Nov

4,500
13,500

Jan

1.27

>"

"1.05 July

,

K:', .Z//8 i/

:11c

___

1.20 July

■

7c

"

IIIiI

I

Nov

40c

47,597

18,386

20

-x—

——

!

13

21

Lac

Consol

Roxanfli* Oils

44c

13

common.—

83c

12,100

1.30

II20

Mfg

preferred
Roche

SOc

L'23.

1.25

i —.1

—

90c

Oct

*48% Sep
4.45 Aug

'

Apr

Apr

104

Oct

" 47

25

12%
12%
102% 102%

12%

Central Gas.
preferred-

Electric

Nov

Jan

95%

'

'

7c J8%c

Mines—:—

&

>

Feb

Gold

Winnipeg

Jun

%<•>. 2.00

Jan

2.65

83c

,

43c

—.

Rix-Athabasco
Robertson

84c

v

■

Mar

*67

239,200

8%c

.

"'95c

Mar

I 34% Jan

51,675

8c

7%c

"

jRexspay

II

42c

41C

8c

Winnipeg

-

Jan

12c

1.60"

2.65

104

;

Larder

Windward

•

Aug-xjt^r^54c- ,)1ov

4%c

x-

.....

—

1J7C
/5 c.

'

..TV+c

1

3,990

/* 36c

*

1.00

18c'

—

m.

63

pfd

Petroleums

Wilrlch

•-Winchester

1.05

%C

87

60%

"Wiltsey-Coghlan

'

Radiore

62

Mines

WiUroy

Jan

21V2

■

27,610

common

,

Hardware

White

Nov

-

13% Mar

45c

Preferred

6.10 Aug

37c-' Mar

v

38c

103%

(Geo)

38c

'

-1

Queenston

5,400

1.40

Mar

9%C

3,200

,140

1.28

75c
3.50

,2.30

II

Metallurgical

^c
3^5

-1

62c

x—1

,

*

Jan

62.

55

*4.80 *

jun

33c

Jun
Oct

July
17% Feb

*

Chibougamau

Quebec

Nov
Nov

*

39c

-

II

;*

:

"

Quebec

May

8%

4.30'Mar

825

-

Wfc*«ep

v-" Jan --

3,470/

8%*

8

.40

Preferred

^

663/4"68%

67

'

Quebec

Oct

4

27c

Cotton

Wabasso

Apr
Nov

40c

Jan

Sep

1,000
1,700

S

2.20

Oils

Jan

1*0% May

14% Feb

Nov

1.36

Aug

26

Vulcan

Jan

-"2.90

•

1

Vlolamac Mines

2.44 Sep
28c

Feb

9c

53A Nov

600

3%c

5%

3%c

Mines

Victoria

Sep

■■'

,

:

Ltd

Viceroy* Mfg

Jun

1.55

Alloys

Ventures

Sep

1.90

Feb

'

.'Premier'1 Border

Quebec

Jan

:!■ tie

*

"

*

—

—

.'Prairie "Oil

Quebec

Aug

•

96c

Mar

62c

Oct

12c
/

Jan

4.45 July

Jan

66%

330

/•//,//,54"/
/>

' July

*43

'
,

37c

Canada Mines

Upper

Sep

Hill___.

Jan

18c

1,055

60%

pfd

Steel

Nov

Kc;io

16%

50

-,-.25

A

United

'

Mar

1.01

-

1,700

v

16.
class

preferred

Oils

Jan'

60c

*

3,880

1

4.00

w-

B

Montauban

12c*

May

24

'72.405

29c

—

1.41
-10c

5,500

2.90

B

Fuel

Class

'10% Aug

S3

*

.7. 2,211

32 V2

76c

Class

United
>

United

38c

Oct

-

1"

.

United

Mar-

900

2\j7

>

2.90

3,79

7,833
25,830

'

/36c

218,600

30%

70c

III

1.91

16C 19 %c

19 %c

Jan

11% Aug

2,602

17c

30 '/4

Corp class A

United

102%

% 95c iMar-

3,640 '<■

.4

3.60 Nov

'8% Mar

150

41%

3.95

Feb

13

July

7%c Oct

■

17,900
:f 14.300

-1.20

10%

39%
17c

Aug

44

May

A

1.55

•3jfc

"

July'

24c

2,300

?

8c

10%

41

8.40 Mar

1.00

5

101

United

Jan

65c

-

400

11%

12c

3.50 Aug
40
Apr

42c *Jan

14%c Jan

" Feb

9

10%

Gas

Mining
United Asbestos

5.00 Mar

7c :"Aug i

•

/'"• 75

.

common.

Union

-*4

%*C

Acceptance

Union

Sep

1,000

4,200

'

Preferred

-

Feb

87c

7,150

Ml'

11% Mar
74%

Mar

9,700

I

11$B

Union

61c

7.10

6.fi

v

6.20 Aug

:r

980"

Oct

•/■;

Oct

2,625

89,850

lvi-5

—1

Rouyn. Gold.

'Power Corp

Aug

7c

1

1.75

I

♦

May

2*55

Jan

Petroleum

.30

30c

85c

1

1.50.

1

a

7,300

w

60,505

//

8c

•

Poplar

38c

8c

38 VzC

—

33c

34c

3.60

Nov

Feb

2.55

05c% Jan

July

19% Jan

8c

25 V2C

—-1

a

♦

Resources

30c

3.45

i: i.i7

U&.

!t 3,230

Sep

Sep
July

45

/

1.55 Nov

35,900

25%

8c

'•

1

Petroleum

8,117

36c

24%

3.60

101

*/

/

Oils

1.70

33c

25%

♦

33 %c Jan

Mines

Development

1.55

34c

_•

Line

Triad OU

45c

—1

Uranium

1.60

*

Oil. Pipe

Trend

—1

Gold

*

Oils

7%c Jan

'

Pitch-Ore

Era

Mountain

.

62c

18,015

11%

Gas

Gold

Trans

Jun

July

v.i

7.05

MOO

Mineral—.;

&

&

Jun

July

-

Jewelers

Oils

Oil

Crow.

-'3.00

«

Nov

2.56

5c

-

—.

1.05

25%

?

Jan

35c

24c
.

—1

Goldfields

Petrol

Pronto

Aug

42%
108

41% Jun

700

-.11

i

Pickle

1.00

1,070

«

26b

a

_i_

.

_

Pershcourt

May

21% July

May

115.250

•

Petroleum

Credit

60c

preferred
Trans Empire Oils

95c

,

6c

—1

Gold

Pressed

Nov

13%cMar

Jan
Feb

62c

10%

1

Preferred

Powell

6 '/2 c

Jun

403/4

•

*

132.172

Penman's Ltd common..

Ponder

A

.6c

15c

-10c

j

Paymaster Consol _'__r .
Peace Rtvef'Natural Gas

Pontiac

1

>

class

Tungsten Corp

Pathfinder

Placer

Explorat.011

Finance

B

1.70 Jun

Apr

IOO

-50c

Pioneer

27

13%

Jan

61c

1.20 Mar

47c

III

Peruvian

Traders

/■/Class

2.95 May

Oct

18,722

.

Drilling ;—x/_l_i
Malartic
__/x—

Perron

5%c

"

Partanen

People's

*

common

*

Towagmac

Nov

1

Jan

60c

250

2.18

62

Mines

Parbec

July

*

Paramaque1 Mines
Parker

24

2.05

3.3o

—.1

——

Hera hey Tubes
Porcupine

Western

8.4c

23.%

1

pamour
Pan

v

—1

Pacific

■

>/-'--"/■•
49 3/4 C

.1.1

(Eastern)

•

Works

Class A

Jan'

1.96
42c

AUg

1.90

2.10

•

III

:

Pacific

Page

3c

24

Lake Mines

Pacific

General Trusts
Iron

1.15 July

84c

x—1
...—

Orenda GoldOsisko

Toronto
Toronto

Jan

lJC

2.10

-■-'■/

Cruan

Orange

Aug
May

11c

Oct

20c

'

Copper Mines

Opemiska

85c

4,300

2.4 5

Pyrites Co Ltd
Steel common

Ontario

-

18c

4o,500

High

29c

1.60

Feb

42.850

Lull

30c

1

'

24c

3%c

Range Since Jan. 1

Hiah

Silver

Mar

30c

Low

Toibitt

Sep

7c

1.37

Shares

•

3%c July

4V2c

for Week

Gold

60c

2,000

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

•.

Tombill

50c V Jan

37.000

Week's

Last
'

'

•.

Par

20c

c

Warrants

Ontario

•

,

High

91%

44,700
-

4%c

1.25

26 %c

Malartic

O'Leary

68c

10c lOVac

Selections
Okalta Oils
Oil

<•-

'

Toronto

O'Brien

19

for Week

Low

pfd.

NOVEMBER

ENDED

Friday

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

WEEK

FOR

Sales

range)."

Selling ex-interest,
price.
Cash sale (not Included In year's range).

issued,

x

-

Ex-dividend,

y

Ex-rights.
Ex-stock dividend.

z

trading

:il

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48

I

.

.

Monday, November

.

(2120)

22

195^

*

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES

It

Quotations

Bid

25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1

1.19
5.51
4.44
14.87

Fund

Aberdeen

4.74
16.i6

12.24
10.88

Ltd

(1954)

10.36
30.91
32.89

Fund

14.46

5.22
23.66

25.49

19.06

20.80

2s June

10.49

S-l

14.29

(Income Com Stocks)

10.65

11.63

b-3

(bpecuiative Com Stk) —
(Low Priced Com Stks)_

11.14

12.15

8.17

8.92

S-4

—

6.26

102

99.30

100.2

2 %s

May

1, 1959

99.26

100.2

100.6

2%s Feb.

1, 1960

99.24

Electrical

Bid

2%s March 15, 1957

100.8

l%s

Oct.

1,

1957

l%s

April

1954
1955

100.13

100.15

1%S

Oct.

1,
1,

1958
1958

100.11

100.13

1%S

Feb.

100.27

100.29

l%s

15,
April 1,

100.14

100.22

l%s

Oct

100.14

100.22

Dec.

lc

X7.09

7.80

l%s

April

1,

1955
1956

lc

X5.36

5.90

1%S

Oct.

1956

X5.36

5.90

1,

lc

*

shares

Bond

8.22

25.44

interest—*

34.12

36.89

1

8.75

22.38

Mutual

10.12
8.25

11.09
9.04

Mutual

12.91
2.25

14.70
2.47

Nation

National Investors Corp

interest—1

Growth

1

Shares

15,

-v

100

"t

100.3

99.22

99.30

99.8

__

99.16

99.8

-

1959
1959
1959

1,

102.28

99.24
100.1

-

99.16

99.27

98.18

98.6

-

99.29

98.10

98.14

Dated

Due

Bid

Ask

Bid

Ask

3-

1-54

12-

1-54

bl.05

0.75%

1.30%

7-

1-54

4-

1-55

bl.25

1.10%

1.30%

6-

1-54

12-

1-54

bl.05

0.75%

1.20%

8-

2-54

5-

2-55

bl.25

1.15%

1.50%

i

1.60%

4-

1-54

1-

3-55

bl.15

1.00%

1.20%

9-

1-54

6-

1-55

bl.25

1.15%

;

1.45%

5-

3-54

2-

1-55

bl.20

1.05%

1.25%

10-

1-54

7-

1-55

bl.25

1.15%

i

1.40%

Fund—

6-

1-54

3- 1-55

bl.20

1.05%

1.25%

11-

1-54

8-

1-55

bl.25

1.15%

I

Dated

Rate

Due

Rate

,

9.61

Corp—
13.87

1

asset value

Trust

15,

102.26

-

1957

1,

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures

Stock

Inc

beneficial

15,

1%S March

Investors Trust—

beneficial

of

l7/«s Dec.

28.53

23.53

Treasury Notes—

April

9.01

26.44

Inc__10c

Fund

2036

13.87

Shares—

1

11.83

17.71

19.01

1

16.05

17.35

!

12.86

1

beneficial interest

of

100.6

1%S

1
Diversified Investment Fund.—1

Net

l%s May 15 1957

5.22

Mutual Invest Fund Inc

Growth

l%s

100.7

X4.74

Investors

Units

100.1

100.5

lc

Metals

Massachusetts

Fund

100.12

100

4.04

Manhattan

of

100.10

1955

6.16

shares

Ctfs

1955

X3.67

Petroleum

Steel

15,
22,

March

X5.60

shares

Paper

es Feb.

1%S May 17, 1955
1%8 Aug. 15, 1955

3.37

Non-Ferrous

Ask

Treasury Notes—(Cont.)

Indebtedness¬

of

$

point

a

Maturity—

Ask

Bid

Maturity—

X3.06

Industries

General

99.30

100.6

Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of

4.63

1

Fund

101.22

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

Equipment shares.lc
Equipment shares_lc
shares—lc

Business

Mass

Fund

Stock

101.18
99.22

99.14

100.7

100.4
100.2
100

1, 1957

X4.20

shares

Massachusetts Life

Diversified

1,

100.12

101.10

1, 1956
1957-55

Oct.

2%s May 1, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958

—

lc

Automobile

13.31
57.38

Delaware

Ask

100.8

Is

Funds—

13.18
50.87

Mutual Fund Inc

40.50

1955

1,

Certificates

Value)——•

Asset

(Net

Managed

1
1

De Vegh

li.89

40.50

Lexington Trust Fund——25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—

2%s Feb.

6.88

10.88

Fund

Knickerbocker

12.91

Vegh Income Fund Inc

1 %s

1955

1,

15.59

S-2

Feb.

11.45

K-2

11.81

De

2%s May

100.1

Central Bank for Cooperatives—

Pfd Stocks)-—
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__
(High-Grade Com Stk) —
(Income

Inc
1

Investment,

Income Fund

21.28

K-l

15.93

Western

100.2

99.31

-

l%s June 1, 1955

15.98
39

Dividend

27.80

19.50

12.13

14.66

1
1

Inc

2%s

100

-

100.2

28.47

11.12

14.78

Crown

'.

27.28

Bonds)

36%

Fund

Consolidated Investment Trust-1

1955

(Discount Bonds)-

1
26.37
28.52
com—100 9,600
9.900
100
140
145
Colonial Fund Inc
—1
16.14
17.22
Commonwealth Investment
1
8.17
8.88
Composite Bond & Stock
*
Fund Inc
1
17.65
19.19
Concord

1955

15,

1.25s Mar.

B-4

Preferred

Composite Fund Inc

15,

Feb.

100

1955

(Low Priced

Securities

Christiana

l%s

17,

B-3

Fund—

Chemical

37.44

15.65

4.77
21,89

36.70

Bid
Federal Land Bank Bonds—

Federal Home Loan Banks—
Jan.

point

a

Ask

Bid

1.30s

Inc

32nds of

Figures after decimal point represent one or more

8.92

17.54'

Mutual

(The)

Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_

10%

9%

1

1
1

Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust

Johnston

24.02
30.90

1

—

Fund Inc—

Canadian

X22.34
28.58
9.58
28.57
30.02

8.16

Boston—

of

Trust

Ask

16.05

Investment Co of America
Investment

24.12
3.99
12%
4Va
12.78

Fund

General

Canada

13.44
11.83

22.19
3.65
11%
3% *
11.76

1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Fund Inc

Mutual

'v

5.96

Development

Atomic

I"'
V.v

1-30

Bid

Par

Mutual Funds—

Ask

19

Obligations of Government Agencies

Investing Companies
Par

Mutual Funds—•

for Friday, November

Diversified Trustee Shares—

2.50
25c

E

Series

Shares

Dividend

X13.39

14.55
20.30

Balanced

17.64

Bond

—

18.98
16.50

20c

6.45

6.68

Fund—

Fund

Stock

_

Equity Fund Inc__
Fidelity Fund Inc.
Boston

5

24.10

Inc_l

Fund

3.23

58%

•

Fund

Mutual

Stock

11.27

Natural

1

Fundamental

1

22.35

Fund Inc

Industries

General

Capital

General

1

Corp
Trust

Series

8.09

Series

17.41

19.05

14.48
8.40

15.85
9.21

Pioneer

lc

10.17

11.14

Fund

10.64

11.65

Price

99.993

99.996

January

13,

1955-

99.983

99.989

January

20,

1955

99.974

99.981

January

27,

1955

1954

99.963

99.973

February

3,

1955

1954
December 30, 1954

99.948

99.961

February

10,

99.937

99.947

February

99.906

December

16,

December

23,

January

1955

6,

Bank & Trust
Par

7.66
New

8%

26

27%
37

Bankers

15.27

16.68

Chase

National

1

19.08

19.46

Chem

Corn

.2.50

22.78

24.76

Commercial

24.69

25.19

1
1

Inc

Fund

—1

7.74
6.86

Inc—1

5.82

24.81

33%

100

Trust

Scudder,

Stevens & Clark
(Net asset value)—•
Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund
(net
asset value)
1

(White

6.25

8.81

9.65

lc

9.07

9.94

Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc

11.37

12.45

9.40

9.79

lc
lc

9.83
7.51

10.77

2%

16.94

18.32

8.23

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

33.02

35.70

lc

8.61

9.44

Sovereign

1
State Street Investment Corp„*

10.47

66.00

69.50

1

27.65

27.65

9.85

10.74

shares

Merchandising
Mining shares

shares

Petroleum shares
Bond

Railroad
RR

lc

shares

Equipment shares-

Railroad
Steel

4.72

lc

Selected

3.28

Stein

5.18

Roe

Farnham Fund

&

Television-Electronics

9.88

10.82

10.52

11.52

3.66

4.03

United

Funds

United

Funds

shares

lc

8.11

8.89

35.14

Shares

Investors

lc

Industry Shares Inc—1

,

Texas

36.13

Utility

K

Growth

Amer

—lc

shares

-.

shares

Fund—1

1

14.92

22.70

22.70

1

14.44

19.29

19.29

6.47

7.07

1

11.66

12.67

8.93

9.71

Ltd

Inc—

Accumulated

United

Continental Fund
Income

1

6.25

6.83

Shares-1

16.86

18.33

1

8.18

8.94

15.61

Fund

Inc-

Hudson Fund Inc

-

Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c

Incorporated

2.53

Value
Value

Fund

Line

lc

'

7.98

8.72

5.33

5.83

10.81

11.77

1.06

1.10

Institutional
Foundation

Fund

Inc

Institutional

lc

19.01

20.79

18.68

20.43

Inc.lc

5-89

6.45

1.47

1.61

Wisconsin

Fund

Fund

Investors

42%

44%

449

City Nat'l Bank
Continental

461

Par

Aetna

Casualty

Aetna

Insurance

Aetna

Life

&

Surety

10

Co

10

10

Agricultural Insurance Co
American

10

Inc

49%

51%

First

Exchange

Bank__10

47%

48%

Harris Trust

State

&

47

50

Northern Trust Co

33%

36%

Bk

Tr__25

National

First

N

16

Y)

10

Bank

&

Trust

17.69

New

of

Franklin

148

158

24%

10

43

46

Union

100

426

438

20

39

43

American

35%

37%

52

54

Lincoln

37

39%

Maryland

74

78

Hanover

20

95

98

Industrial Bank of Commerce_10

35

27%

28%

Fidelity

conv

Co

& Casualty_5
preferred—
5

31

32%

31%

33

(Newark N J)„2%

33

34%

Merchants

Fire

24%

26

Merchants

&

72%

National Fire

American Re-insurance
American

5

Surety

25

69 %

Automobile

10

121

Bankers & Shippers

10

70

Boston

Insurance

Camden

Fire

Ins

Co.

Assn

Crum

&

Casualty

Forster

25%

27%

New

Assn

Firemen's
Franklin

of

of

88

64%

67%

General Reinsurance




Casualty

;

Fire

103

108

5

46

48

2
10

50%

52%

41%

(J P)

28%

New

33

33%

Fire—

Pacific

Indemnity

Providence-Washington

5

5

FIa)~2y»
-1I.10
Colli lo

37%
71

39

Republic

(Texas)

74

St Paul Fire

44%

46%

70

73

& Marine

Columbus

&

Truet_17%

1391/4

49

2

*

25

100

Mellon

Nat'l

45

Bank- 12.50

Nat'l

68%

71%

Bank

Trust—25

85%

88%

51

53

&

St. Louis

First

Bank

10

52%

55%

54%

57%

& Trust_20

32

25

56

25

63

Mercantile

Mutual Bank & Trust

Trust

41

20

__

10%

9%

20

Bank-

National

National

...-17

Bank—

National

Boatmen's

Co

60

155

17%

18%

308

318

Louis

Tower

29%

32

United

Bank

Union

Grove

Bank

San

&

20

Trust

10"

66

&

Trust—20

80

Trust

100

175

Bank

Francisco

of Amer N T & S A—6.25

40

38%

.

&

Mich

International

Although
to

not

Stock

3%s

&

2003

26%

29%

Mountain

84%

87%

10

27%

29i%

12%
51

102%

102%

3%s_1984

103%

1959

U S

Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10

80%

82%

b Bid

43%

45 %

U

Fire

44%

47%

k Admitted

28%

30

Calif

Tennessee

United

104

102 y4

102%

3Vis—1989

103%

104',4

3s—1979

101%

1974
3%s_1979

105%

105%

102%

103

-1984

100 %

100%

pfd—•
pfd_100

100

101 %

108%

109%

4 Vis

Imprvmt

West Penn Power

"

103%

Edison

Gas

Gas

103%
102

1979

Col

of

102%

3VbS_1984

3%s

Light
Co

Bell Telep

Southern

3s

Tel

Stocks—

I

Edison

99

3 Vis—1984

99%

102%

102%

Tel—

&

100%

100%

1989

100%

100%

3s

1989

100%

100%

3%s_1984

102%

102%

4s

1984

Dallas

Power

Paso

Nat

Louisiana
4.16%
Tenn

& Lgt

Gas

4%

5.65%

Power &

Light—

100

preferred

Gas

5.85%

preferred
preferred

:—100
100

41%

100%

102

106

107 %

Transmission—

5.12%

k

47%

41%

Campbell Soup 1.80
El

3s

Pow

Northern Pacific RR

26%

Gas

Ask

102%

tabulation.

series

Mohawk

25

Peoples

Southern

1989

Travelers

3%s_1984

Pipe Line—
1974

3 Vis

Public Serv

admitted

3s

Standard

Pacific Power & Light

Nashville—

States

20%

3%s_1984

States

Panhandle Eastern

be found in

New Jersey Bell Tel
New York Telephon
Nlaeara

Pwr

101

2Vis

yet

can

Exch.

—5

44V4

100%

the government bond sec¬
tion
of
the New
York

Metropolitan

44%

k__

trading, quotations for

84 %

10

103%

1984

Bid

Bonds—(Cont.)
Northern

1984

3s

Elec

Bank

this issue

73

_10

Ask

1984

Indiana

11

62

Security Issues

Elec—

3%s

39%

105

106%

46%

10
10
100

3
1

42

—25

Bank

50%

147

10

Trust

Dayton Power & Lgt
Florida Power 3%s

48

Westchester Fire

135%

55%:

Bid

18%

Accident—

59%

Angeles

Security-First

277

53%

25

& Southern

38%

177%

267

76%

Recent

81

49

57%

50

Bonds-—

100

6.25

10

''J

45

172%

'

St

10

10

33

Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20

20

Bank

States

Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine

S

46

Trade Bank & Trust Co_

11

52%

Co

70

31

35%

74%

National

10

90%

86%

35

177

32%

100

& Co Inc

National

10

Co

National

Los

Manufacturers Bank

35%

9%
70

67

Bank

Jersey City

Bank

City Bank

Louisville
Pacific

167

20

National

York Trust

30%

2.50
-3.33 %

12.50

'

%

10

National

American

National

43%

5

67%

c

HI

10

;

65%

Globe & Rutgers
Firellll
5
Great American
III"5
Gulf Life
(Jacksonville

Hanover Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance

13%

51%

I_~~I~4
CorpIITio
_

Republic

61

10

'

Falls
&

33%

2 50

-

54

12%

Peerless Casualty
Phoenix

Md~"lZ~10

F)
Newark

51

66%

70%

40%

58

Northern

64%

307

31%

Fire—

42

Commerce-

48%

5

River_!

85

38%

39%

of

80

4

Northeastern

lo

(S

Life

North

88%

__10

Philadelphia—

Fund

394

10

Fire

85%

4

Fireman's

384

York

10

101

5

Hampshire

40

40

297

63

10

Bank

Ask

Assurance

Union

10

Co

Inc

Fidelity 81 Deposit of

Globe

New

5

Federal

Glens

41%

10

Employees Group Assoc.
Employers Reinsurance

Fire

39%

1

99

267

59%

Detroit

First

20

Brook

Morgan

5.48

46%

39

253

16

National Bank of Detroit

24.97

Manufacturers

New Amsterdam

5

(N J)

prior

National

10

of Freeport

5.07

10

preferred
Massachusetts
Bonding

5

Connecticut General Life
Continental
Assurance
Co
Continental

129

$2.10

Bank

Manufacturers Trust Co
Meadow

23.1.0

76

37

50

Pittsburgh

Rye

Bid

20

—

38

Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust

(The)

Sterling

10

common

465

74%

14.80

Amer—5

Life

450

100

Connecticut

Bank—

72%

26.38

Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10

Casualty

460

Co

T'rust

Hartford

Albany, N. Y.

North

National

National

20

13.80

5

of

Co

307

445

& Trust Co

8tate Bank of Albany.

Steamboiler

Insurance

300

Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25

Rochelle

10

1

Home

96

93

100

Savings Bk.-100 •

Bank

Guaranty Trust Co

24.20

Par

Hartford

67%
139%

72

City Bank

National

18.05

Companies

5

Equitable Assur

$1.25

65

135%

Ask

Bid

69

Trust-.33%

&

Bank

&

National Bank

Cleveland

22%

Franklin Square N Y

1
Co

Ask

182

99.795

Cleveland

10

Trust

National

1

Investment

Bank

National

Central

Federation

1

Wellington Fund

4

Automobile

American

Amer Ins

Bid

99.836

99.816

99.787

Illinois

15

Bank-

Empire Trust

United

Insurance

-

and Trust.—25

59%

Public Nat'l Bank

Whitehall Fund Inc

Fund-lc

Insur

1

Mutual

Fund-lc

Growth

Institutional

Fund

Wall Street Investing Corp

Washington

Institutional

Inc

Income

Van Strum

Institutional Bank Fund

1
Inc__1

Line

15.62

Institutional Shares Ltd—

Fund

& Towne Fund Inc_l

232

14.45

1

Investors

Fund

Science

United

99.857

Companies

57%

of the City of N Y
First Westchester Natl Bank

Fund—1

Canada

United

14.45

•

33.63

1

Inc

Fund

United

Guardian Mutual Fund Inc

Haydock

33.63

Scudder,

.lc

stock

shares

Tobacco

2.98

Inc

Fund

—

Par

11.47

.

bond

_

1955

i_10

Plans

Fiduciary

lc

shares*

General

99.877

99.826"

99.807

-

Ask

6.29

22.95

32%

Fully administered shares__lc

Food

99.899

99.846

County Trust Co

Stock

Scudder Fund of Canada

Co—10

Bank of New York

32

.

(Geo)

.

Chicago

Bank of the Manhattan

X8

*

Growth

Bid

York

5

Inc

Fund

_

1955

17,

99.887
99.866

-

22.59

25%

Inc—

Puritan

Ask

99.918

December

5

Inc__;—

Rowe)

Bid

1954

3.57

20.90

Inc

Fund

Dollar Value

Ask

2, 1954
9, 1954

Shares—

7.06

lc

shares

5.44

3.25

Fund

(T

4.96

22%

*

Putnam

Electronics

Equipment

Trust

Fund

Street

16.47

1

Trading

Philadelphia

8.87

7.45

1

preferred—
&

4.44

3.26

1956

$1.50

6.17

Bid

Canada

Pacific Amer Investors com__10c

(The) Stock Fund-lc
& Electrical

Common

of

1955

lc

shares

15.07

1

;.

Ltd

American

lc
lc

Chemical

Series-

Fund
Capital Fund

Canada

North

7.42

.—lc

Fund

6.82

lc

York

Pine

Growth

4.06

Inc

/Petroleum

Building shares

1

England

of

64.89

6.83

v

Aviation shares

Capital

60.35

1

Investors

Group Securities—
Automobile shares

5.65

1

J--1

Stock

New

24.45

13.04

Inc

Futures

Gas

3.27

Inc—2

Investors

December

Series

New

8.40
7.18

series

stock

9.28

Resources

Fund

9.20
7.86
14.29
3.55

lc
lc

stock series™

Common

November 26,

8.49

Series

Growth

Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred

7.76

Natural Resources Fund Inc—lc

Formula Fund of Boston—
Beneficial interest shares—1
Founders

11.54

7.10

Series——1

Stock

Speculative

13.45
12.25

10.56

Series

Income

60%

12.27

10

Dollar Value

1
—1

Series

Series—;

Preferred

3.54

Corp

United States Treasury Bills

National Security Series—

26.05

-

Financial Industrial

First

Fund

1

Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced

Securities—

Wide

Balanced

2

55%
65

1,490

58'%

FOOTNOTES

68

1,530

•

No

FOR

OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES

value,
yield price.

par

Stock

to

listing
Exchange.

tNew
x

on

the

New

York

stock,

Ex-dividend,
V

wi When
y

issued,

Ex-rights.

I

Number 5379

180

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2121)

49

Week Ended Nov. 13

THE COURSE OP BANK CLEARINGS
Bank Clearings this week will show

compiled by

liminary figures

us

based

increase compared with a year ago.

an

Third Federal Reserve

Pre¬

upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities

United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be

cities of the

those of the corresponding week last

3.0% above

$21,821,571,120 against $21,182,980,686 for the

same week

there is a

gain for the week ending Friday of 2.7%.

the week

At this center

in 1953.

1,899,449
1,559,905
1,400,892

Lancaster

4,504,534

1,627,696
4,251,764

942,000,000

946,000,000

Philadelphia
"Reading

3,018,624
;

3,259,987

10,275,622

(11 cities).

1,396,949

1,34 j, 58 3

1,400,148

5.9

4,822,218

3,675,81s#

0.4

1,065,000,000

1,054,000,000
3,459,199
6,500,932

—

6.2

10,221,775
995,869,551

6,353,736

4.0

+

1,540,601

3,340,382

9.3

—

3.134,878

;

'

1,624,320
1,536,482

—

6,593,293
11,031,540

990,537,039

Jersey—Trenton
Total

$

1.3

+

3,218,784

5,742,961

6.8

+
—

6,431,233

11,041,975

„

York

Delaware—Wilmington
New

1961

$

—13.9

1,579,612

5,833.090

Scranton

Wilkes-Barre

1952

or

Dec. %

1,778,976

Bethlehem

Chester

follows:

Our comparative summary for

$

District—Philadelphia—

Pennsylvania—Altoona

Our preliminary total stands

year.

Inc.

1953

$

country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 20 clearings for all

of the

at

1954

—12.9

2,543,754
6,365,132

+

0.1

11,848,442

+

0.5

8,184,993

9,680,969

0.5

1,113,260,047

1,102,569,771

9,041,267

7,679,570
216,728,562
456.717.32S
42,238,010

3,831,014c

6,116,383
-

10,976,740

CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Nov. 20—

1954

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—

%

1953

Ohio—Canton

York

New

+

$10,632,125,191 $10,354,032,296

2.7

9.2

1,144,449,026

+

1,386,000,000

1,294,000,000

+.

665,856,449

+

4.2

Boston

'5"

Kansas City

579,447,113

+

429,031,641

4

0.5

+

45,262,400
7,115,447

Youngstown

7.2

427,056,719

10,138,771

11,456,734

307,186,746

316,281,231

960,435,355

1,018,398,278

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

]

f.

578,508,327

361,764,665

350,859,394

+

$16,629,185,470 $16,111,701,665

+

r;v

3.2

+

3.6

-

■■

MI

6.3

542,212,702

Baltimore

3.1

i'

>

(7 cities)
;

.■

f

.

4

i

«

;

,

,

-

"

,

"

Tea cities, five days

Other cities, five days

Total
All

all

4,376,988,042

4,226,065,850

i

'-4.

•.

^

•

!

■

1.

-ifl ••

Virginia—Huntington

cities, one day

815,397,608

Total all cities for week

Richmond
South

3.5

+

3.0

$21,821,571,120 $21,182,980,686

-1.^1

43,842,100

0.7

6,468,661

6,169,293

12,232,436

—I

2.9

351,174,552

11,186,553
358,130,424

—

5.7

1,088,182,328

+

.

\ y

....

'jtj-

159,730,411
5,679,376
270,519,839
91,504,799

259,981,420

96,523,118

cities)

(6

3,913,874
18,151,000

5,551,665
;

Columbia—Washington!.

Total

v

555,317,548

549,499,299

+
—

+
—

1.5

.?.>

issue of next week.

our

We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch

Saturday, and the Saturday figures

ends

are

appear

In the elaborate detailed

"irj

Tennessee—Knoxvllle

c

18,137,020

2.2

170,939,703
5,514,917

164,382,996
4,807,286

212,018,385
110,855,863

3.9

283,415,537

5.5

114,926,638

+

1.1

-

598,336,443

24,819,178

—16.3

we

the whole

was

present further below,

decrease of 0.2%, the aggregate of

a

decrease

of 0.3%.

We

the cities according

group

to the

Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in the
New York Reserve District

(including this city) the totals record

a

register

smaller by

increase of 1.1%.

an

In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are

5.7%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals

and in the Atlanta Reserve District

by 0.3%.

are

larger by 1.1%

The Chicago Reserve District shows a

decline of 4.4% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.1%, but the

District reports an improvement of 3.2%.

serve

loss of 0.6% and

Philadelphia Reserve District of 0.5%, but in the Boston Reserve District the

totals

—17.3
— 1.9

Minneapolis Re¬

In the Kansas City Reserve District

6,109,841

+28.2
+21.9

4,850,669

136,816,020
135,313,937

;

Mobile

9,880,208

•Mississippi—vicksburg

Total

142,119,215

872,236,835

Louisiana—New Orleans

555,932
165,463,185

669,980,234

;

(10 cities).

gain of 7.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 0.5%

a

San Francisco Reserve District

In the

following

we

of

furnish

9.4%.

and in the
.

,

a summary

South

SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954

1953

$

$

Week Ended Nov. 13—

.12 clttea

1st

Boston.

2nd

New

3rd

Philadelphia

York

617,844,469

8,840,883,023

.11

"

8,788,640,672

.11

4th Cleveland
5th

624,728,484

"

990,537,039

995,869,551

7

"

960,435,355

1,018,398,278

6

"

555,317,548

549,499,299

.

Richmond

.

6th

Atlanta

.10

"

372,236,835

869,980,234

7th

Chicago

.17

"

1,113,934,991

1,165,700,152

8th

St.

4

M

596,741,823

622,317,442

Louis

.

9th

Minneapolis

.

10th

Kansas City

.

Uth

Dallas

12th

San

-

10,027,854
71,795,000

Haute

15,213,747

8,851,478
3,679,941
96,590,261
5,695,219
36,691,591
15,347,825
1,403,541
845,144,807
6,703,252
13,489,273

Rockford

8,039,383

8,595,143

Springfield

5,113,259

5,189,856

1,113,934,991

1,165,700,152

8,489,854
3,202,870

84,660,921

Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines

5,369,594

40,678,204
15,765,974
1,472,673

Sioux

City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago

815,734,307

Decatur

5,335,513

(17 cities)

1952

%

1.1

628,324,082

616,734,465

0.6

8,283,761,686

7,514,954,496

0.5

1,113,260,047

1,102,569.771

5.7

1,088,182,328

1.1

598,336,443

New

York

Week ended

our

+

0.3

869,694,937

859,235,007

4.4

1,216,831,667

1,158,407,492

4.1

653,345,995

615,286,582

—

2,815,649
596,741,823

622,317,442

181,054,538
142,271,636

-

—

.—

—

—

Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy «
Total

,

-

cities)-.

(4

Ninth Federal Reserve

3,815,572

8,459,741
312,100,813
120,351,837
8,170,203
3,470,409

6,970,241

6,528,072

14,858,416

11,563,299

485,528,953

470,644,374

9,337,957

324,599,391

Minneapolis
St. Paul

116,862,090

-

485,528,953

470,644,374

+

3.2

492,876,447

499,425,387

North Dakota—Fargo

496,712,978

+

7.2

580,446,674

569,039,267

South

6

"

389,058,688

387,110,161

+

0.5

423,567,924

411,573,096

"

984,106,554

899,662,513

+

9.4

982,123,871

16,893,811,960

16.934,622,474

0.2

16,930,752,101

8,422,883.197

8,436,119,275

9,013,336,654

—

—

detailed statement showing the figures for each
four

for

13

9,085,286

Dakota—Aberdeen

Montana—Billings

—

Helena

-

1954

(7 cities)

Nebraska—Fremont

'

201,185

-

$

Inc.

or

Dec. %

Omaha

1951

1952

1

$
r;.VV"

..Vv

0.8

2,510,447

2,054,172

Wichita

+

6.5

4,942,467

22,520,379

-

+

3.7

508,174,274

507,956,222

+ 16.1

3,184,851

5,373,126

5,044,541

521,518,865

502,754,100

3,500,819

-

River

Lowell

3,014,781

—12.5

1,143,890

1,010,909

0.1

2,732,149

2,332,696

8.7

13,495,865

10,331,553

1,151,399

—

Worcester

'

:

+

6,985,843

Hampshire—Manchester.

7,414,274

34,289,131

31,176,642

14,323,561

5.0

14,465,197

14,847,897

28,893,100

—10.6

32,567,700

1,963,808

•—86.8

1,818,293

1,812,290

617,844,469

628,324,082

616,734,465

—

+

.1.1

.

< a)

—

v

294,696,267
11,498,655
3,727,906
3,402,383

532,545,018

City

Joseph

496,712,978

331,172,994
11,498,281

Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo

7,746,922

York—Albany

Jamestown

104,392,355

2,059,362

Xlmira

4,824,321

99,937,257

Buffalo

38,970,170

5,104,790

Binghamton

2,575,893

—24.5

62,526,845

56,241,909

5.8

5,566,857

4,118,964

4.3

111,499,768

117,601,179

—20.1

2,853,356

3,158,657

+
—

2,360,795

Rochester
_

Syracuse

2,363,453

—

8,470,928,763

New York

8,498,503,199

—

27,868,426

28,637,519

—

0.1

2,211,828

2,537,066

0.3

7,917,415,447

7,147,213,260

2.7

28,469,455

6,784,720

8.2

+
—

—

8,822,992

8,300,712

8.4

72,119,000
10,162,755

70,593,020
9,535,7453,382,7=1
87,314,077

4.1

—13.0

3,469,958

—14.1

95,492,046

5.7

+ 10.9

5,181,025
38,123,365

+

2.7

17,299,456

+

4.9

1,499,971

—

3.5

903,337,996

—20.4

5,288,818

+ 12.8

5,358,787

35,850,923
18,026,263
1,357,9*3

—

—

—

—

864,541,558
4,235,262

6.5

15,416,024
9,636,515

1.5

4,919,826

7,248,127
4,802,943

4.4

1,216,831,667

J,158,407,492

15,290,807

8.9

324,300,000

279.100,000

2.8

181,145,271

170,174,674

4.3

145,086,044

8.9

2,814,680

163,683,231
2,328,677

—

4.1

653,345,995

615,286,582

+10.4

9,039,821

11,046,903

4.0

336,979,711

330,081,261

2.9

114,440,211

124,055,39*

+
—

10,180,1^
4,360,53*'

+ 11.2

7,146,451

+

9.9

4,684,957

+

6.8

6,557,518

6,600.458

+ 28.5

14,027,778

13,100,691

3.2

492,876,447

499,425,367

18,926,408

19,944,531

10.1

17,264,839

Jersey

Total (li
cities).

6.9

55,841,604




—

—

911,961

867,551

O.l

957,275

735,903

9.9

9,870,540

9,168,207

168,310,610
8,850,495
18,933,241

1.5

167,872,957

+ 15.0
+
6.3

21,139,452

+ 12.4

350,255,025

—

9,816,363

0.1

11,941,456

341,322,1261
13,778,078

+ 107.8

3,885,302
3,796,343

3,757,930
3,315,126

7.2

580,446,674

569,039,267

+ 18.2

+ 13.7
+
1.2

9,379,910
351,985,352
35,804,405
8,271,000
5,939,249

2.7

12,188,003

0.5

423,567,924

411,573,096

+11.3

173,516,554

146,744,870

0.6

4,715,123
162,224,304
71,131,823

161,927,981

—

+

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin

8,259,654
324,512,682
30,873,967
6,147,000

9,762,711
321,527,403

Dallas
Fort Worth

34,270,317
6,425,000

Galveston
Wichita

;

—

5,720,585

5,651,130

11,352,672

11,665,728

389,058,688

387,110,161

Falls

Louisiana—Shreveport

—

+

0.9

11.0

—

8.0

61,185,279

66,935,362

8,283,761,686

7,514,954,496

59,885,651

—

57,781,655

62,788,263

—

8,788j640,672'

8,840,883,023

+

—

0.6

8,601,446
342,262,700

36,282,221
6,655,00(1
f,846,440

10,925,280
■

Total

(6 Cities)

+

■■

.Ml

*

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
159,101,024
5,659,371

—

145,046,436
72,268,110
22,451,791

Oregon—Portland
Otah—Salt

Lake

City

California—Long Beach

12,535,094
984,106,554

Francisco

San

899,662,513

Jose

531,991,195

13,378,389

Santa Barbara

Stockton

142,920,983
5,691,169
145,979,311
64,357,353
19,321,605
13,510,219
475,040,841
16,700,409
5,993,375
10,147,248

14,754,511

Pasadena
San

6,920,633

-

-

Total

(10 cities)

54,414,073

55,770,614
_

—79.2

—

0.6
+12.3
+16.2

—

+ 9.2
+12.0
—19.9
+ 15.5
+23.5

+

18,879,476

5,083,113

75,200,2£fc

15,054,548

15,099,783
10,682,776

503,281,859
16,427,495

500,153,199
15,411,550

5,239,306

5,140,668

11,653,383

10,070,931

9.4

982,123,871

945,515,137

15,905,426,350
8,758,213.090

15,226,365

18,455,721
19,486,478

T

Grand

e*

Jersey—Newark
Northern New

+

27,563,130

—13,5

15,970,702

21,450,333

_

Connecticut—Stamford

cities)

(9

Yakima

29,407,975

..

Total

Washington—Seattle

ct—New York—
New

2,043,400
13,740,."94

8,781,908

31,085,690

259,163
624,728,484

Total (12 cities)

8,999,818

—17.9

25,836,000
_

—19.1

35,392,679

13,606,078

„

8,634,570

29,062,678

•

*b°de Island—ProVldewfeP
N«w

10,837,522

—

'

■A Connecticut—Hartford..
*•

3,247,756

11,784,681

New Haven-:..-

1,316,287

3,247,572

Bedford

Springfield
i

2,283,931
14,996,081

2,246,715

2,421,764

.—

New

6.5

—27.4

4,465,495

2,402,260

Portland

142,701,114
8,248,141
21,182,207

9,483,898

Kansas—Topeka

St.

782,920
9,504,527

8,564,250
140,575,279

Lincoln

1953

968,858

781,830

-

Hastings

Missouri—Kansas

1

+

—18.1

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-

years:

$

'"J.

859,235,007

0.3

8,758,213,090

city for the

Week Ended Nov. 13

Pall

869,694,937

+

15,905,426,350

0.2

Clearings at—

Massachusetts—Boston

686,639
152,266,625

145,987,895

945,515,137

'

-Boston—

'M

9,187,152

579,692
144,208,522

District—Minneapolis-

Minnesota—Duluth

532,545,018

November

Maine—Bangor.

9,515,840

297,100,000
186,178,743
136,453,464
2,585,235

270,600,000

Louis

M

vi

-"'i

-

Kentucky—Louisville

"

City

add

now

0.8

513,835,924

+

Total

We

+

-

1,038,849,726

+

Missouri—St.

9

110 cities

Outside

—

—20.2
+16.4

1951

$

or

.10

Total

7,655,053
5,439,698
112,972, 966

123,010,675
140,322,384

6.0
2.0

+

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—

Inc.

Dec. %

7

.

Francisco

2,027,342

16,530,537
10,112,861
9,264,225
78,383,000

7,342,598

Bend

Terre

2,158,862
13,533,778

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

Total

by Federal Reserve Districts:

696,403

286,5OC,€03£'
•

7,780,495

Seventh Federal Reserve District- -Chicago—
Michigan —Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis

Peoria

the totals record

24,724,078
113,814,50 J*

104,229,018
311,300,000

5,154,628
5,013,814
129,021,071
138,129,652
9,803,810

clearings for

Outside of this city there was a loss of 0.2%, the bank clearings

week in 1953.

in the

108,822,463
306,400,000

country having amounted to $16,893,811,960 against $16,934,622,474 in the

this center showing a

513,835>324

^

23,897,642

6,607,169

Florida—Jacksonville

total

(110)

cities)

Outside New York City
(a) Clearings

operations

16,893,811,960

16,934,622,474

—

0.2

13,930,752,101

8,422,883,197

8,436,119,275

—

0.2

9,013,336,654

discontinued.

!

3,634,332!

19,931,000

7.6

90,023,288
300,700,000

V

•

4.2

Augusta

Georgia—Atlanta

i

/

TV-:

20,767,255

Nashville

Alabama—Birmingham

statement, however, which

For that week there

Nov. 13.

at

has to be estimated.

cases

able to give final and complete results of the previous week —week ended

are

same

the week

not available at time of going to press.

Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all

we

as

■

•

Macon

in

*

*

.'J

3,603,643

+

—

'

•

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-

Corhplete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
•■iJ

1,098,849,726
<,

i-'

;-i'v' ' ■■} a:

17,390,000
171,899,934

A

Carolina—Charleston

3.3

—

845,213,171

+

i,

3,971,411

Maryland—Baltimore

$21,006,173,512 $20,337,767,515

—14.1

—11.5

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West

District of

cities, five days

217,279,247
448,094,065

7,066,389

.-

-

.

Virginia—Norfolk
r

1.3

7.2

—

Total

Pittsburgh
Cleveland

413,900,000

621,312,000

!.

Francisco

San

398,081,947

6.2

+

212,719,639

409,267,149
52,674,100

Columbus

9.7

436,599,665

+

—10.6

8,933,036

215,537,279
365,709,628

Cleveland

Mansfield

384,100,000

:

9,485,084

Cincinnati

7.1

693,565,502

Philadelphia

1,047,984,498

M

•

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2122)

50

.

.

Company and Issue—
"

Foreign Exchange Rates

<

Mountain

Green

1st

;;'v--

We give below a record for the week just passed.

countries of the world.

<M.

Iowa

BY

NOVEMBER

FEDERAL

RESERVE BANK

1954 TO NOVEMBER 18,

12,

TO

TREASURY

ACT

TARIFF

UNDER

1954, INCLUSIVE

OF

1930

and Monetary Unit

Country

Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)

Friday

"

Monday

Nov. 12

Argentina

A

.200000*

.200000*

.200000*

.133333*

.133333*

.133333*

.133333*

Malayan

.0385802*

.0385802*

.0199937

.0199937

.0199901

.326566

.326500

.326466

Canada, dollar

—

1.031640

1.031093

1.031250

1.031250

1.031679

Finland,

K-

markka

—

(Metropolitan), francGermany, Deutsche Mark—
India, Dominion of rupee
Ireland, pound

——

.238379*

.238379*

.209366

.209333

.209200

.209166

2.796875

2.796145

2.795000

2.732812

,

■"* .0800480
.262900

.263000

.262966
2.767326

.496766*

.496766*

.496766*

.0349000

.0349000

.193330*

.193330*

.193330*

krona

Switzerland,

.233273

.233250

.233250

.233275

due

A,

first

due

3 74 7*

Pipe Line,

3%%

1977

1652

I

1774

1

1538

10

1876

1

1876

1

Dec

l

Dec

1964—__.

1

debs,

due

1971

Dec

1

1775

Dec

15

1539

bonds

due

1966—

s. f.

-Dec

debs, due la63~

Dec
Dec

1878

Ry.—

ref.

37/8%

mtge.

series Et due 1985_Jan
bonds due 1978
Dec

bonds,

1st mtge. 37*

International

&

preferred

Securities

*

1212

Corp.—

stock

Nov

30

—Dec

1

1581

Union—

subordinated

debentures

1971

due

2.786425

2.785595

2.784557

2.782378

2.797500

pound

sterling

pound

2.796875

.2.796093

2.795000

ENTIRE

Company

.233275

2.787048

2.792312

franc

Kingdom,

debentures

.0349000

.193330*

1208

.496766*

.0349000

.193330*

l

Co.—

collat. trust notes, series-B, due 1968

Pacific

States

37*

.140080*

.49t»766*

series

Terminal

Inc., class A stock
Ry.—

Terminal Co.,

United

$5

.0349000

Dec

—

Corp.—

WesternuvNewspaper

—

1979—

Northern

Co., 5%

&

Union

:

.140080*

.140080*

Oil

Eastern

&

General &

peso

Islands,
escudo

Texas

2.765160

.140080*

bonds,

Rochester Telephone Corp., 4-7*

.262983

2.768357

l-

Donds, series

fund

mortgage

Pittston

.0800480

.0800480

.0800480

2.769183

.140080*

Union of South Africa,
United

.238379*

.262900

krone

Sweden,

.238379*

2.769801

-—

Zealand, pound

Portugal,

.00285625

.002856251

.0800480

Netherlands, guilder

Philippine

.00435401*

2.797500

.

Norway,

.209150

.00285625

>;■' .00285625

Mexico, peso
New

.209200

.00435401*

.209350
.00435401*

due

bonds

RR.

&

.sinking

Controls,

First

.209300
.00435401*

.209466

—

3%%

37/87*

Western

Piedmont

.238379°

France

1771

1

Co.—

2%%

Dock

Panhandle
Penn

.00285625

.209450
.00435401*

Ceylon, rupee

Dec
Dec

_

Gas Co.—
mortgage 474% bonds, series A, due 1961

3 72%-.

.326200

.0385802*

due 1963
stock

Shojcs

First

.0199796

.326633

3% %,

preferred

l

.0385802*

dollar

1770

l

1

Pacific

2.225348

V':

.0199875

Malaysia,

i"V

2.227091

2.227921
.

bonds,

Light

&

-fhtge.

North

.0719820*

.0719820*

.0719820*

2.228585

2.229083
.0385802*

$

$

.0719820*

.0719820*
—————-

Belgium, franc
British

■V-; $

$
.200000*

-

Australia, pound
Austria, schilling

ii

Nov. 18

®
-

Free

Thursday

Nov. 17

Nov. 16

.200000*

■

•

Preferential

itfi •

Nov. 15

+ .133333*

i--V[

peso—

Basic

tt

Wednesday

Thursday

"

Page
l

Dec

First

ci

Date

Terminal Co.—

mortgage

Lakefront
'

-a

-

■

A, due 1968
Dec
Merchants1 National Properties, Inc.—
Sinking fund debentures due 1958
Dec
Midi RR. Co., 4 7* bonds, foreign series, due I960
Dec
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co., $4 pfd. stock__Dec
National Dairy Products Corp., 37*
and 378 7* debs
Dec
New England Lime Co., 37* to 6 7* debentures due 1966_Dec

y.

t[A
Noon Buying

v

-

1954

Corp.—

$4.25

Co..

mortgage

Jacksonville
ist

Power

mtge.

A.)

Power

First

CERTIFIED

RATES

FXPHANGE
EXCHANG

FOREIGN

ref.

and

Hanna

d

•

■

general mortgage bonds, series B, due 1965
Dec
Florida Power & Light Co., 3 xh % first mortgage bonds—Dec
3'/*%

the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different

certifies daily to

•

22

Dayton Union Railway Co.—

requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank

Pursuant to the

Monday, November

.

and

Issue—

.

CALLED

ISSUE

Date

.

Aeroquip

Corp., 5 7*: cumulative preferred stock
Algemene Kunotzijde Unie N.V., 472 7* convert. > debs
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-year.3% 7*

Page

Jan

1

717

Jan

2

1869

convertible debentures due 1963

Dec

15

1097

convertible debentures due 1964

Dec

15

1097

pfd. stk.—Dec
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.—

3

1871

►Nominal.

12-year 372%
Central

million.
Holdings of "other" securities decreased
$144 million in New York City and $52 million in the

thousands

of

Increase ( + ) or
Assets-

Nov.

Nov. 10,

17,

1954

Nov. 18,

1954

1953

F.

R.

other

of

notes

5.002

+

4,998

+

9,024

+

12,923

+

Banks

Discounts

and

Industrial

,U.

S.

advances

,•

148,058

Other cash
.

loans

1,316

+

—361.685
17,529

—

5,067

—

50

1,907,000

117,000

New

securities;
outright—

Dec

of

conv.

America—

•

15

1435

23

1653

Pacific

Nov

29

1876

D, due 2047_Jan

I

Ry.—

Ref. & iihproiv. mtge. 57* bonds, ser. C &
Collateral trust 4 72 7* bonds due 1975

•

•r"

♦Announcement

Increase ( + ) or

this

in

issue.

+

•

1653

Dec

-

1

1653

Dec

15

1877

.

Consolidated mortgage 5 7* bonds due 1969-;
TungvSoi Electric, Inc.,- 57* convertible piu. sioc*.

V+:

-

1875

Nov

preferred stock

Oswega Falls Corp., 5% convertible 2nd pfd. stock—
Pennsylvania' & New York Canal & RR.
Co.—

•

1874

15

York

Northern

-

17

1651

Dec

Corp.; .4 74 7*

>

•

Dec

pfd. stock

29

America—

Telephone Co.—
;
•
Ref. mortgage 37a7* bonds, series G, due 1984

.

*

1535

Dec

19t>l

Corp. of
debentures

372 7*

Midland

1769

'■J

Dec

cumu..

Central

due

15

1st mtge bonds
Feb
1
pfd. stock
—Nov 30

57*

preferred stock

Products

50-year

cisco District.

ber banks follows:

Government

Bought

Limestone

A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem-

1,679

—

Rys.

debentures

Marine

Borrowings decreased $384 million in New York City,
$84 million in Chicago, and $67 million in the San Fran¬

6,186 "V —295,323

722

47*

472 7*

Dynamics Corp;, $2

International

City and $65 million tn the Boston District. Demand de¬
posits credited to domestic banks increased $141 million.

—363,001

10,000

298,939

R.

+

328.107

notes

for F.

20,180,100
851,416
21,031,516

Redemption fund

General

deposits adjusted increased $101 million at
reporting member banks; the principal changes were
increases of $83 million in the San Francisco District
$70 million in Chicago, and $58 million in the Philadel¬
phia District, and decreases of $111 million in New York

5.257*

debentures

Grande Western RR.

Bradstreet Inc.,

&

Corp.,

Paper Corp., Ltd., 3%%

& Rio

Dun

Demand

Decrease (—) since

Electric

&

convertible

Consolidated

all

dollars)

3 74 7*

Gas

Denver

San Francisco District.

Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In

v.

$62

Statement of Condition of the Twelve

f/V

Hudson

—Nov 24

*

-z

1879

ajcc

*7

V

'

Bills

t

Certificates
______

13,029,021

;

244,650

3,092,550

.

Nov.

<+'748,250

6,599,791

Notes

+.G.'dec. (—) since

—259,312

—573,600

Bonds

Loans

24,628,362
Held
*

under

Repurchase

ment

—-

117,000

—329,312

w

agree-

■**. lik

and

investments

U.

Total

v .

Due

S.

loans

from

and

securities

24,628,362

securities-—

foreign

Uncollected
Bank

Govt,

24,928,023

banks

cash

adjustedt.
Commercial, industrial, & agricultural

5,031,950

—

+

+ 328,938

54,411

+

211

+

8,129

51,710,680

assets

+

1,276,952

4,256

+

46,440

—

25,854,995

—

Member

bank—reserves

accts.

19,364,941

Treas.—general account.
Foreign

544,165

17,798

Other

380,585

45,345
+

330,733

+

131,232

413,725

—355,957

17,906

—678,646

41.348

+

to

Cash

in

mother

availability

liabilities

&

cash

items

accrued

4,027,121

divs.

to

283,415

1,270,709

(Section 13b)

liabs.

gold

deposit

liabilities

Contingent
tances

&

_

256,876

+

1,870

—

—760,976

169,866

certificate
and

F.

51,710,680

liability

R.

40,337

+

5,650

—

+1,276,952

23,468

—2,207

301

—

^••■7

Time
U.

+

10

+

228

29

+

581

Maytag

—

24

—

+

19
39

—3,062
+1,903

$3.50

+

49

+5,701

McLellan

+1,063

Mtad-jofinsoa,

,387

—

283

—

+

309

—

+

33

—

18

2,738

banks

+

"

122

adjusted

55,573

demand

Domestic

+

101*

21,361

—

24

4,032

+

11,657

+

Foreign banks—
Borrowings

,

Miami

of

*November

0,3fc

•+.-■

0.2%

1,293

loans

3

41*

Miles

—

to

banks

items

and

figures

revised

after

shown

are

(San

+

deduction

39

596

+

1,328

+

-*50

1,398

District),

Below will be found
and

list

a

The

banks
shows

•

condition statement of weekly
reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in

following

Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $29 million at all
reporting member banks; the
principal changes were increases of $17 million
in the

M?

.ct'
million in the Chicago District, and
?iv ln .the Kansas City District, and a decrease

$40 million

industry
loans

the details

for

in

appear

New York City.

in

another

press

Changes according to
release.

Real

estate

increased $29 million.

Holdings of Treasury bills and
holdings of United
States Government bonds
increased $39 and $49
million,
respectively.
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased




number gives the

page

77*

in which

Date

.

Buildings Co., 1st mtge. bonds due 1960_Dec
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry.—
Louis

Division

1st

collat.

mtge.

Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca
Bonds, series

to

A

y

bonds

47*

cumul.

Consol.

income

debentures due

Transportation

mortgage 3 % -6 '/*

*

capital

*

26

■*

_Dec

1

*

—

Dec

1

*

bonds,

series

Company

and

due

2039__Dec

Co.,

Central

$3

15

*

on

Maine

3 'A 7*,

Power Co.,

series

1st and

P

gen.

T

1st

and

ref.

Chesapeake

&

12-15

11-19

Page

stock__Dec

1

*

Nov

20

1650

Dec

6

Dec

6

*

Dec

31

*

mtge. bonds—
.

__

;

*

Ry.—
3%%
Ohio

Ref. and improv.

Ry.—
mtge.

Continental Can Co., Inc., 37*

s.

bonds,

ser.

H, due 1973 Dec

f. debs, due 1965

Dec

11-30

12-29

11-30

1-

A

be

_____

3

12-15
12-

12-15

12-

1

1.

1-

3

12- 3

1-

3

12-

3

1-

3

12-

3

tS1.75

1-

3

12-

3

$1.25

12-

1

11-15

SOc

12-11

11-30

2rc

12-11

11-3(17

t$1.75

'

-•

3

12-17*

15c

at

1-15

ROc

12-15

11-26

?nc

12-15

4

12-24

11-26

special meeting

a

10

the

1-

75c

(quar.)_-__.

Feb.

split

1-

12-10

t20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

on

1

11-22
11-30

t30c

(quar.)

to

12-

7

20c

B (quar.)
Hardware, 57* pfd. (quar.)—-

held

1

12-10
12-

40c

_u

:

preferred

to

1-

25c

621/2 0

common

on

a

common

director's
shares

on

a^thre^-for-one basis.
National

;

-

Casualty Co.

(Detroit)

(quar.

Extra

.

Presto

Co.

;

(quar.)

New

York»&

New

Co.
Board

&

Harlem

preferred

4 7*

preferred

12-

I

11-17

1-

3

12-15

1-

3

12-15

1-"<5

12-V>

17-10

11-29

12-15

12-

(qua^.)

f"5c

12-10

11-26

(s-a)

$2 50

1-

$2.50

1- -3

com.

30c

3

1

12-10

pfd.

J *>-10

7

$1

1-

3

12-

$1.01%

1-

3

12-

7

25c

47*

1-

3

12-

3

(quar.)
-.

<quar.)_,

England Telephone & Telegraph
York "" Auction

$2

(quar.)

12-30

12-10

10c

12-20

12-

6

10c

Extra
New

11-17

mv-c

)s-a)_

Jersey Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)

1

5c

Carton

RR.,

12-15

12-

50c

(quar.)

Car

NekooM-Edwards
Haven

3

15c

(quar.)__

Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Paper, new com.
(initial)

•New

1-

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Industries

National-Standard

75c

1%

(Conn.)

Stock^""dividend-—

National

12-20

12-

6

YofkrChicago & St. Louis RR.—

Common'1 (quar.)_

preferred

Newport

3% 7*

A

common

"pf'feferred
Mohawk

preferred
preferred

1

*

3.907*

1

1872

4.107*

preferred

3

$1.50

1-

3

11-26

50c

(quar.)

12-

1

11-19

3

12-15

93% c

(quar.)

1-

1

40c

12-ro

12-

85c

12-31

12-

(quar.)

POc

12-31

12-

1

(quar.)

97 'Ac

12-"U

12-

1

$1.02 J/a

12-31

12-

1

Power,

3.407* 1 preferred

11-26

1-

75c

(quar.)

Electric,

3 60%*

3% %

11-30

12-15

30C

(quar.)

common

preferred

Niagara

bonds, series A, due 1974

12-14

12-15

$2

(s-a)_

;

.proposal

6%
-

3

6c

stock

com.

( quar.)

Stockholders will vote

New

Date

&

Light Co., 5.407* preferred
second preference stock

3% 7*. series
Central Pacific

-*

•

New

Issue—

Hills Power

Brown

11-19

25c

4.05%
A,

2

12-

12-15

income

gains).

C.orp". (quar.)
NationalTC^sh Register

Co.—

PARTIAL REDEMPTION

Black

.

107*'

1969

11-20

1.-21

$3.50

(s-a)

Nestle-LeMur

24

Nov

12-15

c

.

payment

Ltd.,

Corp,,

National ""'Steel

^Nov

___

Power, $4.52 preferred stock
Realty & Utilities Corp.—

Philadelphia

Page
2

Antofagasta—

N

Consumers
General

1

20c

(7c from investment

National!^ats Co.

Company and Issue—

St.

12-

(quar.)

preferred

National Fire Insurance

Bush Terminal

12-15

$1.6272

Natco

.

NOTICE OF TENDER

12-17

12-31
3

(monthly)

omitted

Muskogee...CO.
Extrft

location in

(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."

12-17

12-14

1-

5

Products

Extra

:

bonds/ notes,
redemption,

volume

were

principal

changes for the week
ended Nov. 10:
Decreases of $301 million in loans to
brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securities
and $271 million in
holdings of "other" securities; an
increase of $309 million in reserve
balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, and decreases of
$283 million in loans to
banks and $596 million in
borrowings.'

P,an
1
of

current

leading cities

,the

Fund,

Moore-Hap^loy

called

12-17

3

1-

2c

i

7 7*

18c~"from

77*

of corporate

stock

common

ing tenders, and the
the

12-31

1

13c

*

including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬

Condition Statement of Member Ranks

12-28
12-23

25c

Co

Food

Laboratories

Moore

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred

revised.

(increased)

(s-a)

Mojud Company,
5 % * preferred

3,755

—

9

50c

(quar.)

at meeting held on Nov. 16.
Mobile-; &;_Birmingham RR., 4% pfd.
Mohawk
Ckfpet Mills.

re¬

Notices
—

1

12-

25c

Montana.( Flour Mills (quar.)
Monterey*X)il Co. (quar.)

accep¬

1,829

12-

20c

Directors

gross.1

Francisco

r

12-31

Missiqn Development Co.—

508

—

valuation

of

3

1

1-

88c

(quar.)

common

Copper

and

649

31

1

12-

12-15

$50c

(S-a)

ExtW—::

14

—

+

—

387

foreign
16.071

Co.

Middlesex" Water,

1,898

+2,152

141

2-

1-

12-2L

12-

(quar.)

common

Stores

Minnesota
——

___________

individual' loan

serves;

pfd.

(IJ./H.) Packing Co.—
6'/a"% " preferred
(quar.)

deposits:

banks—

tExclusive

+

3

12-15

Year-fnd

deposits

1-

5c

Mickelbei*ry's

except U. S. Gov't
Government deposits.

1-15

12-24

Meyer

179

+

Ltd.,

preferred

conv.

47*. preferred

94

984

$3

Extra

229

14,186

vault

Interbank

Stores,

7
62

506

domestic

McCrory

+

—

271

(s-a)_-

Payable of Ret

40c

Co.,

—

—

RR.

30c

13c

Holder*

40c

McBrine^(L.)

8.626

Federal Reserve Banks__

with

Valley

2,539

8,459

$50c

Goj Mquar.)

2,362
23,850

(s-a)

Extra

50

+4,929
+

*Share

Gardens

Massawippi

+

37,377

deposits

S.

Leaf

1,001*

securities—total

Company

Marquette Cement Mfg.,. 67* pfd. (quar.)
M'asachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund

162

+

•723,841

note

correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

figure

4-

45.27c
on

ior

20.266

+

Narrtfe oj

reserves

combined

10

593

'

7,026

27,543

__

capital accounts

purchased

*Nov.

+

625,013

capital accounts-

Ratio of

3

+

—660,023

29

>:

■

When

Per

Liabilities-

17,076

Accounts—

Surplus

Total

889,796

(Continued from page 16)

—1,327

Maple

____

Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Other

398,714

19,311

50,604,843
Capital

+
+

■

+4,665

.

:

banks

Balances

«

7,925

5,651

—

—

256

+

2,165

securities

Loans

Dividends

1953

pur¬

bonds—

S.

Demand

20,703,416
Deferred

for

loans

Reserves with

S.

dealers

loans

Government

Other
notes

&

carrying securities—-

or

Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes——

—723,841

Deposits:
U.

S.

U.

Reserve

brokers

estate

Other

U.

Liabilities—

Federal

to

—

21,133

ing securities—-Real

■:sm-

,7

______

chasing

508

Other loans for purchasing or
carry-

—626.314

1,352,531

k"

—

38,588

_.

Loans
—329,312

110,864

188,593

assets

Total

—

117,000 *

22

items—

premises

Other

—

Nov. 11,

1954

7

adjustedt—84,424;

loans

Total

Nov. 3,

.

(In millions of dollars)

Loans

;

■;

V?-i

.

'iihf- V.v-•+;1954

Assets—

:

10,

v.-y

com. (quar.)
(quar.)^___

(quar.)

-

1

r?

(2123)

..-•I

Number 5379

180

Volume

'-\y;

"■

■

■■

of Company

Name

12-15

30c

$2

——.—_i—■

!

Aircraft

Norttirop

(

o

-

|

12-Jl

12-

1-3.
1i

3

1-

3

,^-42-15

20c

12-

6

11-24

$25p

1-

•V

—:

12-20

Fiberglas Corp

13c

cash

securities)

$1.50

"

———

37 VaC

preference (quar.)—'
Pacific Gamble Robinson (quar.)$1 50

20c

fr% preferred (quar.)
paragon Electric Co. (quar.)______.
Park-Lexington Co
—_________
Parmelee Transportation (quar.)..
Paton Mfg. Co.; Ltd., common (quar.)
7 %
preferred (quar.)_—r.
.V.
—
Patterson-Sargent —_—
peerless Weighing & Vending Machine Corp.
$3 non-cumulative preferred
penick & Ford, Ltd. (year-end)
Penn-Dixie' Cement (quar.)
Year-end

1-.3

12-24

$2.50
12 >/2c

12-

12-28

12-17

;

12-15

12-1

Sugar

Co.

Union

Wire

Rope

11-30

75c

12-15

11-30

United Board

12-1

11-19

United

2

12-

2

65C

12-15

11-30

40c

12-21

12-

1

40c

12-21

12-

1

U.

25c

30c

*

6

Pioneer

RR.—-

Norristown

&

& Trenton RR.
Natural Gas (quar.)

.

U. S.

12-

12-10"

12-4

preferred (quar.)
:
Metallurgical (quar.)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)_
Produce Terminal Cold Storage Co
7%

11-26
12-

1

U.

Tobacco

20c

12-13/*..,11-29

Utah

Publicker Industries,

_

12-

12-15

;

11-30

12-23'

11-30

75c

12-14

11-30

6

12-15

5c

Co.

Condenser

Radio

Mlg.,

River

Rice

Transit

Mfg.

12-20

6

11-26,

1-

a,,

12-15

11-24

11-12

12-21-

12-

Russell

(F.

Co.

Extra

3

12-10

3

12-10

$2
10C

$2.25

—

10c

50c

(quar.)

common

11-19

11-29

29

3

1-

3

] 2-20

1-

12-15
12-15

3

St.

Louis

Schlage
Scott

D

(quar.)

Sheraton

Lock

&

Fetzer

Scranton
4.10 %

00c
30c

Brook

Water

&

r'ire

$4.50

Silknit,
5%

Lid.,

Insurance

Aircraft

American

Extra

:

4.80%

25
25

$1
kV' ':!■

'4/4%

17

29
1

26
10

10

5%

3

6

1
1

1

1

1

5%

11-

8

7%

12-31

11-30

12

16

11-29

—

'

1

11-29

12-15

12-

25c

12-15

12-

12-15

12-

2-

_—

Royalty

50o

,participating

12-7.5

standard

New

12-31

Stonecutter

ony

of

Kentucky

Finance,

B

,6%-conv.

S

Co.

&

class

Class

Mills

12-10

class

(year-end)

RR.

Co.

Ltd.,

Co.

oil

(stock

A

-

$5 pfd.




11-30

j,.

11-30

$1.25
__

__

11-26

1

11-20

1

11-20

1-

3

12-

12-

1

11-10

1-

3

12-15

1-

3

12-

3

12-31
12-31
1-31

2-

1

2-

1

1-31

11-19

-

11-26

35c

12-

1

11-22

25c

12-20

12-

12-15

11-30

$1.20

12-15

12-

12-

56'/4C

'12-

1-

3

12-

6 "

6

12-15

12-

1

12-15

.12-

1

20c

1-

$1

12-

11-16

1

25c

—_____

12-15

.

12r

$1.25
17 y2 c

3
3

12-16
12-16
12-16

3

12-10

15c

-

12-16

1-

1-

1

12-

1

—

on

common

dends

4
,

give the dividends announced

Name of

C.

F.

(quar.)

Common

(quar.)

(quar.)
$1.20 class A (quar.)
Common

1

Acme

Gas

42-

1

Acme

Steel

Co.

12-10

11-29

Acme

Wire

Co.

12-10

11-29

Acushnet

1-5—

1-

3

Sugar

Acadia-Atlantic

1

12r. 4

5%

preferred

Stock

&

Refineries,
L

12-15

12-

12-15

11-18

3

12-30..-. 11-20

1

3-15-55

t.

7

3

12-

1

5c

12-10

12-

1

12-10

12-

1

$1 "S
'

$30c

1-

1-

3

12-10

1-

3

12-10

$$1.25

12-15
11-30

11-15

40c

12-11

11-10

60c

12-10

11-26

25c

12-10

12-

1

5%

12-10

12-

1

dividend

Corp.

Engineering Co.

(quar.)

75c

1-10

12-16

1

11-15

12-15

11-30

—

(quar.)

7'/2c

37V2C

12-

net realized securities profits. Pay¬
able at holder's option in cash or stock)

12-

8

11-

12-10

11-24

1-7-55

12-17

12-15

Arizona

1

11-23

11-23

12-10

11-10

12-10

11-10

12-

1

11-17
11-

8

12-10
12-

1

11-17

20C

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

30c

12-20

11-26

$3

12-10

11-12

(Illinois)

—

12-

1

1-

3

12-15

3iy4c

1-

3

28y0c

1-

3

12-15

25c

12-14

11-30

25c

12-10

11-25

3%

12-15

11-15

35c

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

1

11-19

3-

1

11-29

$1.75

12-

$1

12-15

12-

1

50c

12-15

12-

1

50c

12-15

12-

1

12-

1

10%

1-7-55
12-20

12-10

32c

12-15

11-19

21c

12-15

11-19

1

11-19

Sanitary
—

$1.75

12-

20c

(quar.)
"■ ■-

il-'hr

Hr I»

JUI

fill U_i

1-rW

'

12-10

12-

1

10c

12-10

12-

1

2 y2 %

11-29

10-29
11-10

(Del.)—
25C

—

A

—

(quar.)
—

11-10

25c

1

12-17

12-

5

7

12-

1

11-15

t20c

12-

1

11-17

$15c

12-

5%

1

11-10

12-13

11-12

1-26

12-22

9

11-12

12-

12-24

12-15

12-

1

11-12

12-

1

11-10

8i y4c

12-

1

11-10

12-10

11-12

25c

1

10-29

22 Vic

12-

1

11"

1

12-

1

11-

1

12-

1

11-

1

59c

12-

1

11-

1

12-

1

11-

1

28c

8%

12-15

12-15

11-30

11-30

34 %c

12-15

11-30

37 Ma c

12-15

11-30

75c

75c
93 %c

93%c
$1

56V4C

11-

5

12-

8

12-

1

11-12

12-15

11-12

12-15

11-12

1

11-19

12-

—

Goods Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)—

(quar.)—

Telegraph

Co.—

15c

12-15

11-22

$1.25

12-15

11-22

37 Vic

preferred (quar.)
—
$1.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
$5

Dry

10-29

12-

$1.08%

—

1

:$1.12ya
$$l:12y2

(quar.)

12-

62'/2C

common

$15c

Missouri)

12-15

11-22

37Vic
40c

12-

1

11-12

$i.3iy4

12-

1

11-12

$3

12-10

11-18

$1.50

(year-end)

12-15

11-30

$1.25

12-

8

30c

12-

1

$1.15

12-

1

11-19

$1.12 V2

12-

1

11-19

—

Transport, Inc.—
conv. pfd.
laccum)

Associated

Santa Fe Ry Co.

Light Co.,

11-24

12-

25c

preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Armco Steel Corp. (quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., com. (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred (quar.)
Aro Equipment Corp.,
4J/2% pfd. (quar.) —
Ashland Oil & Refining Co., com. (reduced)

Gas

12-15

$3

5 y2%

Atchison, Topeka &

50c

27 yac

Co.,

&

11-

50c

Missouri Power Co., com. (quar.)
Stock dividend
(subject to approval of
the
Public
Service
Commissions
of

Telephone

11-30

30c

Arkansas

Common

11-10

50c

$25c

(s-a)

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

and

11-10

11-24,.

2V/2Q
—

Inc.

preferred
preferred
$2.36 preferred
$4.35 preferred

6

I <r'>

85c

(quar.)_

Products Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
(s-a)

Service

6

12-

$1

Vitrified

National

12-

25c

(quar.)

Co.

Seating

Associated

1

$1.20

Ship

1st

2-18

12-15
12-15

—

dividend

Associated

11-15

12-18
12-

5UC

7% preferred (quar.)
Corp.—

Corp.

Seal-Kap

Public

12-15

$1.12 >/2

—

(quar.)

com.

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—

(quar.)

(quar.)

f"

11-15

$1.31 y4

$1.12 y2

-JJ4.—

$1.10

4'/2%

1

11-30
11-30,

50c

(quar.)
(quar.)

'

$2.50

5.25%

12,f

I5c

(quar.)
Arcade Cotton Mills, 6% preferred (s-a)
Archer.-Daniels-Midland Co.
Arden Farms Co., common
j
$3 participating preferred (quar.)—
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)_.
4>/a% convertible preference (quar.);

4.60%
29c

11-24

25c

dividend on

preferred

Atlanta

Affiliated Fund—

(From

11-19

5%

Co.

Anheuser-Busch,

6%

10-22

12-15

12-10

Potash & Chemical

11-20

$lc

t$ 1.25

(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)

Aetna-Standard

1

12-

$30c

—

Process

12-20

3-

12-15

$12 Vic

(quar.)
Co., Ltd
(quar.)

Addressograph-Multigraph
Aeroquip Corp. -(quar.)

3-15-55

$1.75

Ltd.—

Oil

11-19

12-30

1

31V4C

preferred (quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)__
...
Abltibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products Co., com

1

1

12-

75c

""I

12-

12-

Holdert

11-26
,

65c

Arkansas
12-15

75c

11-22

11-26

12-20
12-20

40c

Anglo,-Huronian, Ltd.

Payable of Rec.

Share

Company

11-12

45c

Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary
(Interim)

Industries Inc.

42-

1245

When

Per

11-12

1

quar.)

Building Co
American Smelting & Refining Co.
American Steel
Foundries (quar.)
American Tobacco Co.
(quar.)
6%

1

1-3

62 Vic

1

12-

15c

(quar.)

A and B
Lines, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
American
Radiator
&
Standard
Corp., common (quar.)—

Andian

1

12-

1-

50c

J

(quar.)

12-15

25c

Products

Paper Goods,

American

12-15

3

quar.)
(quar.)__

Extra

12-20

$1.12 >/2

11-15

12-

25c

dividend

American

50c

$1.12V2

11-15

1

60c

American

3

11-22

1

1

12 Vic

non-cum.

Stock

11-30

12-13

12-

12-

62>/2C

(quar.)

American

11-30

12-20

25c

12-17

Co. (s-a)
Corp. (monthly)-

Assurance

Meter

Extra

8

27'/2C

,

3

15c

Special
7%
preferred (quar.)
American Rock Wool Corp.

11-19

1

8

1-

American President

5%

12-10

11-

4c

(quar.)___

com.

preferred A (quar.)
A
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)

3

4

11-22

25c

Class

1-

5

2-

25c

$4

1-

11-

12-

—

(out of inc.)

Foreign Power Co.

preferred
preferred

American

8

4

1

3-1-55

.f 50c

preferred (quar.)
$1.25 conv. pfd, (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
American La France-Foamite Corp.
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry Co. (quar.)—
American Maiacaibo Co. (stock dividend) —
American Metal Co., Ltd., com. (incr. quar.)

American

12-10

_

Co.,

Home

American

1

2-

3-1-55

$1.12 ya

(quar.)

Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)
Ice Co., 6%
non-cum. preferred-

4'/2%

12-

12-

12-

_____

(quar.)__.

common

extra

Co.,

Home

4V2%

Ccrp.—

we

12-15

40c

25%

12-15

11- 5

15c

&

Stock

in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the

Below

12-15

29c

(quar.)

(quar.)
dividend)

$2

175c

(quar.)

...

12-15

$1

(s-a)„

,

11-16

$1.12 Vz

(quar.)

Co.,

Investment Co.

1-14

1

1

BlVzc

(quar.)
(St. Louis)

Year-end

62y2c

—

(quar.);
(quar.)

took
no
action
at this time)

12-15s.^42-

5c

^

(s-a.

class

Co.

a.)

12-10

5c

A

1-31

$1

12-15

371/2 c

_:

.

Brook

Oil

11-20

371/2 c

(quar.)

.■

5

12-10

17'/oc

1

25c

(year-end)________
(quar.)

com.

Common

30

1-

17V2C

Corp.,

Webster

,D.

(Initial)

(quar.')

|rawbridge & &Clothier,
Sroock (S.»
n

class A

new

(initial)

preferred

Stowell Fcrew,

Stuart

11

50c

(quar.)__

E

&

2"c

3

$1.433/,

?%

121/2C

1-

12-

weeks and not

-

12-30 442-13

40c

Oil

preferred

Stone

(quar.)_
(year-end)_

A

—.—_—

payment

A.

after

t

State Loan
<6%

Tobacco

12-14

1-15
lfi-15

12-

Co.

Insur.

_2

Stock

preceding table.

12-

-

m

preferred

Commercial

1

^.12-

30c

12-29

$1.50

preferred (quar.)______
com.
(quar.) ______

Co,

Bros.,

(Directors

42-

12-15

50c

11-29

$1.25

12-

12-15

$1.25

—

12-15

$1.18%

__

—

—

$1.12i/2

75c

(quar.)

8

35c

Spring & Wire

Products

Zonite

1-15

12-20

$1,061/4

,

12-

12-10

22 VfcC

(quaiv)_

11-29

$1.50

:

Zeigler Coal & Coke

-41.-29

12

75c

(quar.)

(quar.)

16

12-30

8

25c

preferred (quar.)
_______________
series preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—~—
—

5%

12-

1-15

S.)
A.)

Extra

11-19

12-15

12-

35c

Co.__________—

(J.

(L.

Younker

1

12-15

$1.29

(quar.)

(quar.)

standard

19

I

12-

^uare Deal Market Co.—

26

15

common

«oerry Corp.. new common
(initial)
bPtague EFctric, new common (initial
proposed three-for-two split)

G

26

11-30

12-15

371/2C
;

common

preferred

preferred

ft

10

Electric,

(quar-.)

Southland

12-15

30c

._

(quar.)
Co.

Gas,

preferred

7

7

&

preferred

4\4%

15

(quar.)

Paper

preferred

4/2%

15

i5

Union

convertible

Young

ire

Gas

Pacific

southern

15
17

Young

12-10

11-30

10c

12-15

10c

;

(quar.)

class

preferred
prior pfd.

conv.

Cab

Co.—-

„

preferred

Southern

11-20

3

25c

_

Bag &

Southern Indiana

1

1-

25C

,

Advance

12-

4y2%

$134

Platinum

4'/2%
Corp.,

prior

4'/2%
Yellow

$50e

(quar.)
Gold &

(quar.)__

Insurance,

Bros.,

$1,121/2

(quar.)

class A com.

(quar.)

Quarterly

Southern

"11-30

3

50c

12-15

12-10

1-

12-15

12-

$1.25

5»/4%

•

35c

pfd. (s-a)—
pfd. (quar.)—._.—__

Service

Public

Worthington

12-15

$1.75

quar.)

6

3

1-

6

42 Vic

—^____

(quai\)__
& Light, 4V2% pfd.

preferred

4.80%

11-19

$1.25

(quar.)
Investment
Co

South

12-

11-30

$1

common

Solar

12-15

9c

12-

75c

___________

Electric

Power

Wolverine

6

7%

Hydro

Wisconsin

12-

5%

H rsch,

12-10

12-15

3

3

11-19

10c

Common

12-

1-

62y2c

—

(increased

Power

12-17

3

10-27

50c

American

12-15

4

12-10
1

125c

American

12-

75c

Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)___
lien (quar.)___
:___
& Co. (quar.) ______________

42-20

3

3cC

__—

preferred

Smitli

^

A

iw -11-24

lr

12-20

30c

&

Wisconsin

125c

of America,

preferred

12-

12-15

$1,021/2

(quar.)

Snbewuing Brewing
i
Shepard-Nil'»s Crane <fe Hoist____
Sh'enango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Sherwin-Williams, 7% preferred (quar.) ——
Shoe Corp.

1

3

25c

Woolf

22 «/2 c

Marine

11-20

12-

Service Co.—

(quar.)

preferred

Seaboard

$1

pfd

$2

(quar.)

(quar.t.

Spring

Common

Corp.,

Co.

29:l«c

;

1-

12-

$$L31

Year-end

12-30

11-15

1-

$$1.31

(quar.)

Encaustic Tiling Co.

American

12-14

11-22

11-16

50c

American

30c

prior

&

1

12-20

40c

_________

—_______

Brothers,

1

3

25c

(s-a)

Wisconsin

1212-

11-19

1-

25c

(increased quar.)
.:

_______—

(s-a)

Winter

]c

preferred

Water

Paper

11-20

29

29 %C

12-10

(

5
1

12-10

*25c

Co.
(quar.)
Electronics, Inc. (increased

American

50c

—_—

Williams

11-19

$15c

(extra)

Co.

(quar.)_—
$3 pfd. (quar.)

preferred

4%.

11-20

5%

(Northam)

11-20

(quar.)__
;

11-20

1

12-10

12-

,

5

933Ac

Forging & Socket Co
American Gas & Elec. Co. (Increased

50c

Co., com.

preferred

Wilson

(quar.)
(quar.)

1

12-

12-10

1-

B

IC

12-

.12-

40c

American

50c

11-22

t50c

Colortype

E'xtra

75c

$$1

Can

Chicle

American

3

11-26

12-

$1.50

—

(quar.)

Year-end

11-20
10-30

$1.37'/2

(quar.)
(quar.)

—:____

Swasey

12—4- *41-20

A

4.70%

&

Wheeling

3

1

12-

common

(year-end)

common

Business Shares, Inc.

American

3

12-22

50c

common
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)

American

1-

11-12

—_

Extra

50c

;__

Bakeries

American

11-15

12-

$1.50

(quar,)____

(quar.)

Brothers

5%

12-24

preferred

C

11-29

$1.12 >/2

4

preferred

.-____

Common

12-20

preferred

j

1

12-

1-

4%%

preferred

12-15

(increased quar.)
West Coast Telephone Co.
1 quar. I
West Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)__—____
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper (quar.)__
Western N; Y. & Pennsylvania Ry. Co.—

7

6

4%%
4.70%

(quar.)

E'xtra

12-V1
12-

15c

(s-a)

43 %C

(quar.)

Waukesha Motor Co.

12-20

12-15

15c

pfd.

1-

4

1-3

50c

(quar.)

Works,

2-

75c

—

'

Water

1-

30 o

:—

—

Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4y2%
St. Anne's Oil
Production Co

11-29

Corp.

Washington

1-

(s-al

(quar;)

11-26

1

50c

American

11-30

12-

'

American

12-10

——

Warren

9

11-

11-20

CO

12-15

$50c

Warren

5%

1

1

Pennsylvania—•

Extra

9°C

RR.

preferred

Light

Warner

$1.12 »/2

—

(quar.)

Steel

C.)

1

12-

12-

to

11-30

12-10

Corp.
(quar.)
dividend

Watervliet

Valley

&

Extra

12-15-,

$1.12 "/a

(quar.)—:

Co.

Electric

Jose

12-31.

40c

(quar.)
Mills
(quar.)

Rotary

San

12-10

5c

(quar.L

Genessee

&;

Rockwell

3

15c

Brand

Rochester

1-

Tobacco—

J.)

preferred
preferred

Rocuester

12-10

25c

Respro, Inc.

4.50%

1

3

Inc.,

3

12-27

$1

(quar.)

preferred

Automobile

American

30C

(year-end)
Wabasso Cotton Co.,
Ltd. (quar.)_
Waldorf System, Inc.
(quar.)___
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.,
(increased quar.)____

87V2c

prelerred (quar.)___
Republic
Service
Republic
Steel
Corp.__

3.60 %

12-20:, ,12-

12-16
11-26

37 Vic

^

Mfg.

Vogt

1-

:

common

(R.

1

19c

3'/a 'r

Reynolds

42-

5

1

12-

1-20-55

$1

convertible preferred (quar.)
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
5%

(quar.)

Extra

50c

—

Brothers

Reeves

Reliance

5

1-

12-

2%

3

12-29

11-10

75c

4y2%

12-15

4

$1

Ltd.

Visking

$1.50

(s-a)

Insurance

Title

Estate

12-22

1-

11-16

12-29

12-

Inc.—

Airlines,

convertible

American

11-24

30c

Quarterly

3

11-10

11-10

11-24

Canada, Ltd.—

of

American

3

11-10

11-24

11-24

40c

Co.

Aggregates, com.
preferred (quar.)

5 %

11-24

50c

(quar.)

3V2 %

12-

Extra

Viau,

.__

Raybestos-Manhattan
(year-end)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 pfd.
(quar.)
Real

75c

11-19

50c

J.)

6%

Cooler,

Power

Stock

from Investment
capital gains)
—

from

60c

and

(15c

Fund

(Geo.)

income

1-

12-17

12-

common

common

Veeder-Root, Inc.

11-30

12 -15

40c

(quar.)

$4.75 pfd.

Inc.,

(N.

Co.,

Valley Mold & Iron,

$1.1834

<quar.)_

Gas

&

$1
Putnam

6

12-27
11-29

12-27

(quar.)

$5.50 prior preference

(quar.)

Inc.

Pullman,

12-16

——

Hampshire—

New

Electric

Service

Public

of

Co.

preferred A

Universal

$1.25

.(quar,)

Co.

Service

Co.

Telephone Co. of

4y2%

1

12-

11-29

12-10

12-27

(quar.)

non-cumulative

7%
United

12-15-

11-26

1-14

3

$1.02

American

10c

Lines

12-13

12-16

12-10

S.

$1

11-26

12-27

S.

3

12-16

10c

U.

lr26

11-30

$1.25

U.

20c

11-26

-11-12

50c

preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5y»% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5y4% 2nd preferred (quar.)

11-30

12-10

$1.50

4%

12-15

11-12

81 Vie

America,

of

Co.

Aluminum

12-15

$1.50
:

Insurance

12-10

1

11-26

$1.12'/2

(quar.)

Machinery,

preferred

Life

12-10
12-

12-10

12-

12-10

$1.37V2

(quar.)—

preferred

$3.75

7

12-10

12-15

75c

(quar.)

common

Cement
(quar.)

Ltd.
Co.

Aluminum

12-i

1st

3
a

Aluminium,

American

(quar.)

dividend

3'"'"

12-21-

Alpha

$1.06

S.

Portland

11-30

11-30

12-21

3

20

11-15

13 % c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Co.

(Louis)

11-30

25%

preferred

1-

12-14

Allis

12-15

12-27

Corp.,

preferred
preferred

3V4%

12-10

(quar.)
& International Securities Corp.—

$5

3

22'/a c

preferred

5%
Public

Hoffman

S.

Stores

4.08%

8

1

1-

12

3

25c»

12-15

75c-

preferred

1-

___•—

B

Class

U.

12-17

15c

11-

11-29

75c

,

!

preferred

Stock

12-10

/25c

class A_

Inc.,

Prosperity Co.,

1st

$1.75

—

11-15
12-20

1-

12-

10c

______

(a-a)

Allis-Chalmers
'•

F'oreign Securities Corp.—

4V«%

12-15- ,;12-

(quar.)

Extra

Pittsburgh

3

10c

dividend

$1.75

—

11-30

7c

2nd

S.

11-20
12-31

--

(quar.)

Common

4

1-10

12-

25c

—

Co.

&

$6

75c

Consolidation Coal Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh
Forgings
Co
1
Pittsburgh, FT;. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—

Fruit

$4.50

3

12-1Q

25C

Pittsburgh

1$

$1.50

$2.50

(quar.)

11-30

,

com.

preferred (quar.)—
Mfg. Co., com.

47<>

12-

12-10

12-10

40c

Envelope

S.

U.

Germantown

Allied

12-30

50%

(quar.)

(s-a)

Stock

3

12-

12-15

62»/2c

(quar.)___

Extra

12-14

12-10"

12-23

10c

.,

•

Corp.

United

<-

Philadelpnla

(extra)

dividend

United

12-

3

12-30

40c

12-17

$0.8994
Phila..

Co.

Carr-Fastener

United

40c

(final) —

Carton

$3

Extra

5

1-

Co.,

Finance

25c

(quar.)

11-19

1-

11-29

12-10

15c

35c

(quar.)

&

Carbon

Stock

12-

1

12-20

35ct!'
A

Extra

12-15

12-

Pictures, com. (initial)
preferred (quar.)
Chemical & Dye Corp. (quar.)

10c

Union

12-15

12-15

12-10

1-3-55

—

preferred (quar.)
6% par tic. preferred (quar.)
Participating
Allied Kid
Co.
(quar.)._
Allied Laboratories (quar.)

12-15

3

25c

j

r__

1

12-15

3

1-

70c

^

/____:

11-26

50c

—

class A

Co

12-

25c

1-

10c

(quar.)__/__

Allied

11-16

1-3-55

12j/2c

& Western Ry. guaranteed (s-a)_
C.)
Business Machines, Inc.—

5.50%

70c

:

(quar.)___

com.

Corp.

12-14

25c

11-19

35c

(special)

Corp.

Coal,

preferred A

Rubber

Tyer

11-30

5%

12-10

$1,121/2

%

Extra

Transamerica

11-19

1

11-19

11-16

$1.05

Special

1

12-

11-30

4c

dividend

$2.80

12-

12-17

20c

(quar.)

Corp.

$1

—

(quar.)__

(quar.)

75c

Extra

preferred
Petroleum & Trading,

Mfg.

Truax-Traer

11-30

12-17

30c

30C

Louis)

Allied

12-6

12-10

11-18

12-

$1.15

—

5ya%
$1

11-1S

1212-

87 tec

(quar.)

12-

35c

(quar.)

(quar.)
4.20%
pfd.

Artists

Allied

stock

.*4

(St.

(R.

Quarterly

(quar.)___

Co.

Royalty

Underwood

(s-a)

Allen

10c

Stock

12-15-^41-30

25c

—

Allegheny

12-15

Oil—

Corp.

Packing

Toro

1

12-16—-

I20c

25%

dividend-..
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. (year-end)
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)—'

12-15

3

30c

$1.17

Stock

12-15

3

1-

30c

Toklan

$36c

preferred (initial)
Engineering Corp. (quar.)

3

1-

Special

11-30 -41-20

•

Pennsylvania

4 Va

41-23

25c

Fruit, 4.68%

Penn

12-30

37 Vi c

Mfg.,

Pantex

Tobin

3 -*42-15

1-

1-

$1

10-29

32c

(quar.)
Alan Wood Steel See Wood "Alan" Steel Co.

12-15

2

12-

12-

'

10-29

$1.12 '/a

common

Co.,

2

12-

noc

preferred

$1

(year-end)
Metal Mfg.
(quar.)

Insurance

4.60%

12-

12-20

$27

preferred

Power

Alabama

11-29

5

3

Extra

11-24

11-29

Corp.,

Gas

prior

$3.50

1-

special

12-23

Alaoama

12-15

75c'

preferred (quar.)—

31 '4 c

Inc.

Titan

—.

Title

'

1-

4.50%

1

12-

12-22

15c

(quar.)___

(Directors omitted payment on com.
at this time.)

12-23 —11-24
.»»»•

(l/5th of a common snare or
from net realized gain on sale of

year-end

3

12-15

37 V2C

(quar.) _•

B

Associated

Tidewater

Time,

Investors—
„
(year-end from investment inc.—

12-15

3c

(initial)

com.

new

preferred

4%

5

'<1-

12-15
12-15

1-

(s-a)

Textron, Inc., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)

11-26

-

2nd pfd.

Natural Gas Lines

Tennessee

12-20 ><rll-26

1-2^

3

1- 3

22V2c

15C
25C

Corp.,

Tennessee

3.W2-15
12-v20t,11-26

50 c

1-

Payable of Rec.

15c

(quar.)

com.

preferred (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd., com. (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (s-a)
Air Reduction Co., common (quar.)
$3

12-15

62V2c
35c

Instrument
Telluride Power, 6%

,12-15

l

12-31

Gas Equipment Inc.,

Affiliated

12-15-

v.

717/sc

5%%

Taylor

1

12-31

20 c

—

■12-15

97 Vic

—;

-preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)

5%

.12-12
—±1-22

$1.10

American

Common

11-30

It 3
11-26

5%

dividend-

pacific

12-15

*

Extra

$1.11

—;___

preferred (quar.)-v
____
Coal Corp.
& Debenture Co._____—
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.).
—
Owens-Corning

-

11-29

5dc

Loan

Stock

25c

.

12-14

12-24

•

25c

(quar.)

Corp.

(James), Inc., com (increased quar.)

Talcott

50c

Ben

Ontario

Sunbeam

35C

3.b0%

Old

12-15

100%

preferred (qpar.) _____—_—
preferred (quar. )_.=—>__
_____

4 4U'»

1

•

-

Nortnwestern Leather (quar.)Oakland Title Insurance Co. (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., common (quar.;_
444%

12-

Holdert

When

Per

.Share

.Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

Share

Name of Company

;

1-1W12-31

80c

dividend

Stock

Payable of Rec.

Holdert

When.

Per

Holder<

When

Per

Share

d^orris-Thermador
;
—
Northern Central Ry. .(s-a)

51

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., .

$1.12/2

10-29s11-19

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Per

Name of

Atlanta

&

Company

West

'""Atlantic Coast

Line

When

Share

Point

RR.~

Co.

<Conn.)

(quar.)—-

12-20

$1.25

12-13
12-13

11-15

1^-13

11-15

V

$1

Atlantic,

Gulf

&

West

Lines

\

*
•

'»v\

preferred

Powder

Extra

I

...V
v

Class
Auto

V

i

""1^
:

1ifc

t

A

(quar.)

•♦r

from

Colleries
(B.: T.)-,

Extra
•

11-15

11-19

12-15

11-19

-

capital

payable

&

25c

—.

(quar.)

*

—-

10c

$1.50

Basin Oil

Bath

(Calif.),

Iron

20c

—

.

$5
Beck

(A.

S.)

Co.

12c

-11-24

Corp.,

preferred

&

&

9-13

12-20

12-23

1-3-55

12-20

(quar.)

11-

1

11-15

1

11-15

1

11-17

1-

3

1-

3

12-

3

11-10

2-

12-20

11-15

1

11-15

(quar.)

$1.0674

12-

1

(quar.)

$1.18%

12-

1

Berkshire

Fine

Spinning Associates

Berkshire

Gas

Co.—

;

5%

Bethlehem Steel

25c

1-15

12-31

$1.25

1-15

12-31

7%

Corp.,

preferred

common

Bird

preferred

&

Son,

Birtman

(quar.)

5%

4.20%

5.40%
Black

(quar.)
Bryson, Inc
Valley Gas & Electric—

Blackstone

Co.

(quar.)
6%

Co.

(quar.)

i

this

of

3

12-

is

1

12-20

11-19

11-19

12-

11-19

45c

1

distributed

to

3y2%

Boston

Real

Woven

the

6%

preferred

Bower

Roller

Trust
&

(C.)

&

(quar.)

preferred

preferred

Brown

$3

Co.,

(interim)
Ltd.

(quar.)

$5

(quar.).

(quar.)

(quar.)__

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)

(E.

L.)

Co.,
preferred

33/4%

Bruning

common

Co.

(stock

preferred

$5

Buell

Company,
&

come

and

from

a

_

&

3

Cincinnati

12-

3

Cincinnati

16V4c

12-

3

11-12

$1.10

12-

1

11-

1

12-

1

U-

1

3

11-22

12-

$1.50

II-30

10-31

12-

11-20

12-

1

1

12-

1

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

12-10

4%

II-17

Mining &

12-

1

11-15

12-21

12-

1

1-

3

12-20

12-

1

11-15

12-15

11-26

12-

6

11-18

12-

1

11-18

II-26

11-16

11-29
12-16

12-

$1.40

Concen-

—

6

11-27

11-

12-

11-12

1

8

11-24

11-

2

12-

1

11-

8

11-

8

15c

12-

1

$1

12-

1

11-

8

11-

8

Burton-Dixie

Corp.

Bush Terminal
Butler Bros.,

Co.

(quar.)—
(stock

common

4Va %

preferred

divid.)

(quar.)——

vuuar.i

1
1

11-

8

12-1

11-

8

20c

(quar.)

1212-

68 7/10c

Corp.
Burrard Dry
Docks, Ltd.—
common

12-13

12-

1

tile

,




12-

3

3

12-

3

1-

Clark

12-

7%

1111-

2

11-15

11-19

5%

1

11-15

67©

12-

1

11-12

12-10

11-24

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

1-3-55

(quar.)_

12-15

4%

preferred

preferred

11-15

92c

12-

3

55c

12-17

pfd.

(quar.)_

11-23

11-30

11-20

6

11-19

12-

1

11-12

lc-

Crows

12-17

Crum

&

Crum

li-i.4

Stock

va

Corp.

&

Nest

Co.,

class

12-

$3 50

(quar.)__

1

1-

3

12-20
11-30

12-

11-10

11-15

50c

(quar.)

1

1-3-55

12-24

75c

12-20

8772c

2-1-55

75c

12-

1

12-

1

1-

7

11-15

RR.—

Pass

Coal

Co.,

Ltd.

preferred

preferred

pfd.

B

3.90 7©

preferred

C

Del

12-

1

Lines.

Class

A

12-13

Denver

$1.25

12-31

12-13

Denver

12-

11-20

11-30

Devoe

11-26

75c

12-

1

11-20

$1

*—

&

12-

1

11-20

Pacific Ry.

12-

$1.75

$1.29

12-

1

50c

12-

1

12-

1

11-12

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-16

—

933/4c

12-

1

11-10

933/4c

12-

1

11-16

12-

1

11-16

$$1

12-

1

11-23

Ltd.—

A__

—

50c

11-19

$1.75

2-

1

1-21

Class

56 Va

(quar.)

12-

c

1

11-12

B

end

in

Dixie Cup

Co.,

Houses,

Dr.

11-19

Dodge Mfg. Corp.
Doeskin Products,

$1.12%

1-2-55

Pepper

Co.

t

co

12-10

11-29

12-

1

11-19

12-

1

11-19

IOC

11-15

11- 1

11-26

11- 1

45c

12-20

12-10

62'/2c

1-10-55

12-10

Dominion

12-

1

11-16

Bridge Co.,

Dominion

1-3-55

Foundries

12-16

12-

1

12-11

12-

50c

11-15

10-25

87l/2c

12-31

12-14

-65c

(quar.)

11-19

10-21

12-20

12-

1

12-20

12-

1

12-

11-19

-

——-

Common

4Va%

1

(quar.)

common

5c

(quar.)

50c

62yac

-

12-

1

1

50c

A

1

11-19

12-

1

11-15

1-3-55

12-15

10c

class

12-

10c

(monthly)

2-1-55-.

I-14

35c

1

11-13

40c

(quar.)

12-

12-10

11-26

12-24

25c

11-30

11-17

12-15

12- 1

1

11-15

11-25

10-29

3

12-10

t$1.12Va

I-15

12-24

162 V2C

Ltd.

&

11-30

11-12

120c

Corp.,

12-15

11-17

2-1-55

Bros..

1$1.25

(quar.)

|10c

—

Ltd.—
125c

(quar.)

130c

(quar.)—;;

62 y2 c

$1.62 y2

Dover

Co.

4%

5%7©

Industries

Corp.,

L-3-55
12-

1

11-24
II-24

(quar.)

1

II-15
11- 3
11- 3

34%C

12-

1

11-19

12-

1

11-15
12-23

—

Co.

I- 3
12-

15C

pfd.

'

Chemical

Dravo

(Calif.),

1-

Ltd.—

(quar.)

Aircraft

12-

Steel, Ltd.—

Investments,

Ltd.

1

Ltd.—

(quar.)

(quar.)——

25c

1-14

(quar.)
(quar.)

35C

11-15

common

Drewry's,

Ltd.,

U.

S.

Inc.

A.,

11-

3

50c

(quar.)—.—

1-3-55

12-23

40c

12-10

11-25

45c

preference

11-30

Dreyfus

Fund, Inc. (year-end from security
profits of 31c and 14c from investmrjet in¬
come)

30c

dividend

11-

12-24

12-30

(monthly)

Extra

Dow

11-19

12-30

17 %c

(quar.)preferred
(quar.)

Douglas Oil
11-19

11-15

1

12-

11-15

25c

Common

Douglas

1

15c

(quar.)

Dominion Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.,

$1

11-15

12-

tl5c

Scottish

preference

Donohue

1

25c

(quar.)

preferred

Dominion
5%

35c

common

5%

12-

noc

Fields

11-10

11-25

35c

(quar.)

Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)

11-10

12-15

(quar.)

25c

Oil

1

12-10

A

&

1

75c

(payable

(quar.)

12-

Angeles)

11-13
11-29

$1

—

common

12-

75c

(Los

1

$1.75

(quar.)

50c

(quar.)

12- 3

12-

12-10

(quar.)—

common

87V2c
10c

12-15

50c

Monthly
Dominion

10c

11-

12-10

11-29

income—.

(quar.)

preferred

Dominguez
h cm

Co.-

12-

12-20

10c

11-26

70c

8

90c

Extra

11-26

12-20

8

Inc.—

profits

preferred

Inc.,

12-

1-3-55

8

11-

$16.25

—

investment

common

convertible

12-15

$1.50

.

RR.,

net

security
stock)

or

11-

12-

50c

(year-end)

from

cash

11-15
11-19

36c

common

Quarterly from

$1.25

(s-a)

11-15

12-

25c

Corp.,

12-10

1

8

11-10

12-

$2

(quar.)

75c

25c

12-

12-

$1.25

Navigation

preferred
(quar.)
Diversified Investment Fund,

Dobbs

1

30c

(quar.)

(liquidating)
Raynolds Co., class A (quar.)

&

5%

1-3-55

30c

(quar.)

Tramway Corp., 1st pfd. (s-a)
Union Stock Wards (quar.)

Dictaphone

11-19

6
3

30c

$8 debenture stock (quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)

Year

(quar.)

Co.

11- 1

12-23

47©

—

common

Ry.

12-15

11-15

50c

,

97'/2c

(Canada),

common

Detroit & Cleveland

30c

87%c

3

30c

Inc.

Mfg. Co.,
(quar.)

12-31

Co.—

12-

20c

Air

3

11-16

12- 3

Extra

Delta

1

12-11

12-

12-20

12-

12-

10 7©

1-2-55
1-2-55

50c

(quar.)
class

75c
37%c

40c

12-

1

11-10

Properties, (quar.)

Monte

8

12-15

11-30

12-

12-10

1272c

11-

$1.75

35c

$1.25

_

2

12-29

(quar.)

12-16

RR.—

12-

common

preferred

$1.25

Pacific

11-12

(quar.)

(quar.)___

Aircraft

non-cumulative

Co.,

1

j.—

preferred

&

12-

11- 9

$1.75

3.757©

7%

$1.05

(quar.)

(quar.)

3.75 7©

Deere

11-12

$2

(quar.)

&

Havliland

11-30

(s-a)

pfd.

Light Co., common
preferred A (quar.)

$2

11-18

4c

(quar.)

Forster

Dayton Power

De

12-15

$$2

(quar.)__
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)_

Corp.,

Forster, 87©

Dennison
12-22

11-15

I

11-30

A

Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 77© preferred
(quar.)_
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. (quar.)

12-10

12-

5c

1

15c

10-29

50c

11-24

50c

Cummins Engine Co., 4%7© preferred
(quar.)
Cuneo Press. Inc.. 3V27© preferred
(quar.)

11-10

11-24

common

11-15

7

12-

12-10

A

Co., Inc.,

11-15

12-

11-15

12-10

(quar.)—

1

10c

dividend

class

Seal

Securities, 7 7©
Publishing Co., $4 prior

$7

12-15

12-15

$1.75

(quar.)

1

1

11-24

93%c

12-

(s-a).

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-

25c

—

B

preferred

Blackwell.

&

$1.12%

(quar.)—;

Extra

1

15c

Stock

Class

&

Cork

preferred

12-17

7

11-24

12-10

50c

Crosse

12-17

12-

'

1M9

12-10
•

•'

11-15

11-20

12-15

30c

•

Special
;

12-31

(annual)—

Broadcasting,

12-

3% 7©

Petroleum

12-31

(quar.)_

com.

Colorado Milling «k Elevator
(increased)

30c

Co.,

Creole

Zellerbach

12-

11-30

11- 9

Finance

11-17

3

11- 1

Crown

11-30

11-15

12-10

-

20c

75c

12-

11-15

11-30

1

Crown

12-15

12-15

12-

11-19

12-15

11- 3

12-24

11-30

62V2c

(interim)

12-17

7 y2c

1

'

$60c

B

3

11-26

12-

1-3-55
'

11-24

12-10

67 y2c

11-17

11- 1

60c

Monthly
Monthly

(quar.)

12-15

1

75c

15c

11-24

12-

1

Crown

25c

,(quar.)__

Extra

preferred

$2

12-15

35c

"

—:

(interim)

•

50c

1-3-55

31 %c

(quar.)

11-18

12-15

93%c

—

$1.17%

(quar.)

12- 2

75c
- =■

12-

Curtis

dividend)

Inc.,

—_

11-19

12-17

$60c

$1.23

Building

Stone

(quar.)__—

$2

11-26

Co.—

Inc.

Co.

com.

1

Distillery, Ltd.—

A

Class

11-15

1

11-30

12-

12-31

Courtaulds, Ltd.—
Amer. dep.
receipts ord. (year-end)—47©
12-17
Oraddock-Terry Shoe, 57© preferred (s-a)
1- 2-55
$2.50 1
Crampton Mfg., 57© preferred (s-a)
25c
12- 1

12-22

1

12-31

$1

_25c

.

^

4% 7© preferred (quanrt) ^*; $1.13
Corp. (quar.)__
20c
Varnish, common (quar.)
25c

&

(H.)

Class

1

12-

$1

12- 3

12-10

Corby

12-15

12-

1-

12- 3

1-3-55

Motors

preferred

$1.0674

—

Colorado Central Power Co.

Columbia

12-

$5

30c

1-3-55

$1.13

•

(quar.)

convertible

Crane

$1.12%

$1.12'/2

—-

$3 prior preference (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.

12-

Inc.—

Stores,

preferred

Paint

12-10

1-12

11- 9

(quar.)—

pfd.

(quar.)
Y
Copper Range Co. (quar.)_r~_~—'
Copperweld Steel Co., common (reduced)

10-29

12-30

11-24

Year-end

2

3

$1.25

Year-end

5 7©

11-16

3

$$2.50

gains distribution
&

11- 1

1

35c

20c

Continental

1-

(quar.)

preferred

Sand

11- 1

12-

n-ur

;

$1.12%

&

Colgate-Palmolive Co.,

Year-end

1:1-15

12-1

Continental Gin Co.,

.

(quar.)
(quar.)

Bottling

Fund.

U-15

r.i 124 ly

split

12-30

Illuminating Co

Co.

H-15

12*.a;,

Paper Co.—

Co., $4.50
(quar.)—

11-19

'

(quar.)

preferred

Chemical Co.

Colonial

1

t50c

Foods, Inc. (monthly)
Monthly

Colonial

1

flOc

Clinton

3%7©

3

1-

33c

Mahoning

Foil

'
,

$12c

;—-——

Casualty Co., new com. (initial)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—

50c

5.40 7©

Co.

guaranteed

Cochran

11-12

1

1

12- 2

150c

Continental

5%

(quar.)___

Hosiery

Coca-Cola

W12-

"

;

Co., Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)

$3.75

3

$3772c

!

(quar.)

guaranteed

Clorox

12-

Power

two-for-one

(

:

57©

$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
«

3

12-

Corp.—

Co.,

preferred

Claussner

(quar.)

Continental Can

50c

pfd.

A

$4.52 preferred

Cook

—

(quar.)—

Equipment

5 7©

3

1-15
12-

25c

preferred

3%

$1.1)4

■*

11-15

3

1-

5c

$1.05

Burnham

4%7©

■

^

^

Container Corp. of America, 47©
pfd. (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co., new com.
(quar.)
Initial payment on new $5 par shares after

40c

preferred

Colonial
37 y2 c

—

A

1

1-

(s-a)

Enquirer

11-19

25c

—

class

12-

$20c

(quar.)
City Auto Stamping (quar.)
City Baking, 77© preferred
(quar.)—
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—

4%

87 %c

participating

11-15

$15c

_____

Illinois

Electric

11-15

—

(quar.)

45e

1

75c

Cleveland

12-31

1

$1.08

(quar.)

12-

J$1

(quar.)

(stock

&

12-

25c

preferred (quar.)
4.207©
preferred

12-15

Ltd.—

(quar.)
Mfg., 77© preferred

preferred

12-14
12-14

25c

—

Consumers

12-15

3

tlOc

(quar.)

Clearfield

12-31

150c

common

3

(stock dividend)

Electric

West

11-15

35c
—-

Corp.,

11-20

47©

12-15
12-15

25c

.—

Ltd.—

Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tex.
57©

Ltd.—

Class
B
(s-a)
Consolidated Water Power &

11-10

1-

♦$1.12%

Milling Machine
(quar.)

Common
,

11-27
1-

Corp.

I- '3

12-20

1

class

$50c

$1.12%

5%

Island

Chrysler

Theatres,

I

$10c

,.

Quarterly
30c

(quar.)

Co.

1-2-55

5c

(32c from investment in¬

Sullivan

11-15

(quar.)-.,,.,-Gas Co.,

(quar.)

Eastern

Chlksan

11-15

$1.25

Co

Dredging, Ltd.

Mills

12-

1

5%

(quar.)
5% preferred series A
(quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co

95c

25c

of

$25c

Common

$21%c

—

Hill

Burlington

1

25c

(quar.)

distribution
security profits)
Inc.
(quar.)

Gold

Bunker

12-

25c

(quar.)

year-end

5

Co.

Rock

I-

*-—$1.25

net

11-

Ltd

Ry.,

(quar.)
Medical Arts

1-14

5%

(quar.)

Year-end

11-22

A

Chicago
Chicago,

11-15

60c

(quar.)

Bullock Fund, Ltd.

Bulolo

I

Class

11-23

12-

30c

(quar.)
Co.

Machine

Forge Co.

Bullock's,

7

Co.

common

preferred
Die

Buffalo

12-

93%c

(quar.).

$25c

(quar.)

convertible

Common

12-15

25c

dividend)

Brunswig Drug Co.
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budd

2

.....

Common

Consolidated

25c

&

11-30
11-30
11-12

20c

5

12-

$$1

——

Mills,

Valve

(quar.)—1

12- 1

12-15

3s6d

Consolidated

11-

Co.

B.)

Laundries Corp.

II-22

15c

Aircraft Co.

Chicago

11-12

I-

Consolidated

11-22
12-

;

(N.' Y.)
(quar.)—60e
Corp. (quar.)—=
,10c

$20C

—

quarterly
Telephone Co..

(A.

Co.

til-22

12-14

$5c

"

(quar.)

preferred

Belt

Engineering

I I- 5

1-

Boxes,

Co..

Ribbon

Edison

6.

12-14

—$5c

rl- 3
11-22

$50c

Chicago Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)

11-12

80c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Brunswick-Balke-Collender
$5

5

30c

(quar.)

(Charles)

Year-end

1-

25c

Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
Shoe Co.
(quar.)

Bruce

4

75c

(quar.)__

Brown &

Brown

1
7

11-

$1.25

.

preferred

Rubber

12-

12-

1

25c

_

1st

Ltd.

Mines,

South

;

————

Paper Co.———...———
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd,—
l
5% preferred (s-a)

(quar.)
(quar.)
Scott & Co.—

preferred

•.

Consolidated

11-15

12-

——45c.

/ '

12-10

12- 6

35c

Yellowknife Mines—

11-24
11-17

l ;

1.; 11-17

l2-;r, 11-15

.

11-15

t$1.25

(quar.)

Louisiana

3% %

$1.10

pfd.

1

12- 1

(quar.)__

Chesapeake Corp. of Va., extra—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., Co., com.

11-24

12-15

25c

(quar.)

common

Co.

preferred

Chance

10-29
-

12-

93%c

preferred

2nd

Brown

B

Bigelow,

1

12-20

$727ac

common

12-

Inc

Georgia

&

—l_l_r
Discovery

11-10
<11- 3

12-15

(extra)^.; J,$1
^ $1

(quar.)—

,:'$20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

of

Corp.

Consolidated

3

}$1.25

Natural

preferred

Chapman

2%

dividend)
Canada, Ltd.—

Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40%
&

1

1- 5

istock
of

12-

$20c

(quar.)—

Foundry

A

1

12-

56 %c

——

3

185c

Pirie,

class

U-1J

11?I8

12-

; 20c

Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd.
Year-end
1
1—-

1-

(quar.)

pfd.

(quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.,
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)

12-15

$$1.50

preferred
(quar.)
American Oil Co.,

4.40%

12-

$3c

Co.,

12-

11-26

Light & Power, common
(I/20th of a share of or¬

Co.

A

Corp.

Chain

11-17

$3

Brockton Taunton
Gas, $3.80 pfd. (quar.)
Broderick & Bascom
Rope, class A (quar.)-

•6%

1

12-20

$25c

preferred

Brown

12-

1-3-55

(quar.>

Bridge & Tank Co.

Bristol-Myers
British

1

50c

Co.
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A

12-23

Extra

Co.—-

dinary stock)
preferred (quar.)_

33/4%

12-

50c

(quar.)

Rubber

6%

$2.90

12-17

87yac

(s-a)

dividend

Brewer

7

invest-

Bearing

Brantford Cordage
Brazilian Traction
Stock

12-

23c

Hose

1

(quar.)

(quar.)

Estates,

Cessna

12-14

$1

(quar.)

Estate

1

11-

Increased

.

Boston

class

Central

20c

from

11-

t$1.25

4%

preference

Wirebound

4.70%

to

25c

(quarterly

1

12- 1

;•$20c

:

Ltd.,

Corp.,

preferred

4%7©

on

$1

preferred

Fund, Inc
ment
income)

12-

12-23

$3iy4c

(quar.)

Western

Central

(quar.)

'

Inc.—

Extra

(quar.)
Refractories Ltd.—

Century

Boston

11-13

12-

,,^,7*

(extra)—-~II._~I1-._1..

Cement

Consolidated

investment

Ltd.

(quar.)

Cos.,

preferred

Central

shareholders.

Extra

Electric,

Tire

common

Year-end

12-15

$$1.25

(s-)

preference

Interim

;

Oil

4.92%

Bond

Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Bonneville, Ltd.
Borg-Warner Corp., common

1

$$1.25

——

11-19

12-10

12-

B

Consolidated

11-15

1__

Ltd.

Service, com.
47©
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)

12-10

11-30
12-10

3

(quar.)
Industries,

10-19

11-15
12-15

25c

—...—.......

(Toronto)—

Chemical

partic.

12-15

—

Central Illinois Public

11-15

50c

i

represents interest
railroad bonds taxable

unless

12-11

non-recur¬

and

reorganization

12-10

12-24

I-

t30c

pfd. (accum.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric, 5.257©
pfd._
Central Illinois Light Co., common
(quar.)_
4V2 7©
preferred
(quar.)—:.

11-15

12-

11-30

lnternat'1. Investment Trust Ltd—

Central

8

12-15

150

General

Central
1-

25c;
15c *:

.

'

$38c

Power

$1.50

-

Celtic Knitting Co.. Ltd.
(s-a)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
5% preference (s-a)

1

1-10-55

25c

America

distribution

income
trust

12-

62%c

Investment Trust Co.
from

12-23

75c

(quar.)

Special

the

11-18

35c

pfd.

(quar.)

Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co. (quar.;

ring

12-1

11-15

12-10

20c-'

(quar.)

Class

$37»/2C

year-end distribution of 21c
profits)

a

Castle-Trethewey

11-18
11-18

30c

Blue

20c

1
1

iy2%

Tobacco,

Bell, Inc.

Bond

11-24

12-

1

12-15

-$25c

r

security

Carson,
4y27©

11-10

12-

12-

6

$75c

(quar.)
(9c

Carpenter Paper Co.
Carpenter Steel Co.

11-17

35c

dividend

Bros.

Blockston Chemical
Blue

1
1

12-10

$1.0674

Blaw-Knox
Stock

1212-

$1.35

—

and

Carrier

32c

&

A

Carolina Casualty Insurance

12-21

$1.05

preferred

Sivalls

Bloch

(quar.)

(quar.)

Common

Consolidated

preferred

Capital

3

15c

6

Connecticut

.1—i.._

...

Inc.

redeemable

$1.50

8

12-

$1.25

(quar.)

Co.

preferred

11-

3

$1.12%

preferred

Electric

(quar.)
Hills Power &
Light, common

Black

1

1-

1-3-55

12-

12- 6
12-

12-10'

(reduced)

common

4%
preferred
(quar.)
Confederation Life Assn.

1-2-55

____

(quar.) ___l

Co.,

Carborundum

12-

35c

11-10

1-2-55

Extra

$1.25

Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
4%%

9

$1.75

(quar.)

Bibb

12-

1

12- 7

50c

Sfoc

—-4(quar.).

_—

Corp.,

10c

(quar.).

pfd.

from

Canadian

12 %c

11-

2

1-2-55

15c

•;

——

Fund,

preferred

47©

11-15

1

5%

r

'

class

Canadian

11-15

——

12-

$25c

$$2

4y2%>

(quar.)_

(increased quar.)_—;
preferred
(quar.)

1

common

'

Foundry Co., Ltd.*, (quay.).!

Canadian

,

Common

&

preferred

8%

11-30

1

12-

preferred

In

Paper Co., class A
Hotel, Inc. (quar.)..
Public Service Co. (quar.)—

Mills

f50c

(quar.)

Fairbanks-Morse

Canadian

12-

preferred

•

1

112-

$$1.50
'

'

-

(quar.)

........I..

net

5%

5%

9

25c

4%%

Ltd.

Canners,, Ltd.

5%i

1272c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Community

$$2

Car

Canadian

11-10

3-1-55

Commodore

11-19

Cone

Common

11-30

ny2c
1772c
15c

10-29

12-20

When

.

Combined Locks

11-30

(quar.).-

common

Canadian

Canadian
'

11-30

U7y2c

75c

11-17

Extra

11-15

1

12-

1

8

t$4

■

Canadian

12-

4Va%

■

3

•12-

12-

(quar.)

12-

J50c

Ltd.

Vinegars,

from

1

15c

!

(Boston)

$32 %c

...

Steamship Lilies Ltd., 5%

Special

11- 3

12-

*

1- 4

50c

-

income

12-

UOC

Malting Co.,

Canadian

40c

initial

'

3

Canada Foundries & Forgings,

Canadian

$1.18%

(quar.)

(quar.)

Gossett Co.,-new com.
Howell Co., common

Flooring,

Convertible

$1.25

pfd.

11-10

1-31

•

'

25c

4%7©

12-

12-10

$1.06%

(quar.)
class A (quar.).

Canadian

r

12-14

1

12-15

22,1954

Roifon
Payable of
Rec.

Share

.

stock; where fractional shares are due,
cash will be paid
Columbian Carbon Co.
(quar.)"
Columbian
National Life
Insurance
Co.

'•

12-3

12-

11-29

11-22

37 %C

'

Extra

11-30 ;
11-10x

12-20

t75c

(initial)-——

Bell

i

;

Columbia Pictures Corp.—
Slock
dividend
(Payable

11- 5

$1'
*

—*

Canada

12-20

65C

Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. (quar.)
Quarterly
'l6ell Aircraft Corp.. new com.
Bell

(

(increased)

(quar.)
Ltd., common

Belding-Corticelli,
7 %

1-7-55

5c

Inc., common
(quar.)

Shoe

Mfg.

—i—

Canada

125c

Mills,

preferred

Belden

6

3%

B

Beaunit

".

Canada Starch,
Extra

3

12r15

div.)

Bathurst Power & Paper
Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Class

12-

1

12-15
12-1

25c

Canada Safeway, Ltd., 5% 1st pfd.
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)

12-31

10c

(stock

Corp.

12-10
12-10

$80c

common

Works

3

1-20

Per

Name of Company

11-15

15c

(quar.)

Extra

of

■

Co.

preferred

Canada

12-'3^

.

1

50c

Ltd.—
A "(quar.)__
l—I-:::.::.-.-;
.-Class B payment omitted at this time.
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)_.__:—

11- 8

1-3-55

——~

Corp.

-

I- 3
1-14-55

45c

of

Steel

1-

$1.25

Canada, Ltd. (quar.)—^—r_
Barcalo Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Bardwell & McAllister, lnc._—a-—
Barium

11-15

12-17

5c

Mortgage Guaranty Co.

America

Bafber-Ellls

Ink

Extra

Canada

11-29

12-

$1.25
"

(quar.)—

"'"Class

50c

12-

•

in

(quar.)

Co.

Refrigerating &'Terminals (extra).
Campbell Soup Co. ~ (initial
Cahipbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd. (increased annual)
$1.30 preference
(quar.).—
Canada Crashed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
6%
preference
(quar.)_____:—
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co.,"Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., com. (quar.)
$4.25

12-

—

Corp.
Inc.

gains

60C

Power

—

1-

———__

.v

*

11-24
11-19

------:-_wa——————————

Bankers Bond

*

11-15

■

12-1-

■

J

1

12-15

68%c

Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar. 7
Bangor Hydro-Electric (quar.)

'■V

11-22

.12-15

$1272c

Baldwin

V

California

1

U5c:

(quar.)

-

cash-.:—

of

Ayshire

Mi

com.

Electric

Holder*

Payable of Rec.

31Y4C

Monday, November

.

u

$i0c~

Ltd.,

(quar.)

Babbitt

1

12-

.12-10

$4c

California

Finance

stock

!*

12-

60c

Share

•

5%

M ),

Cafnden

6

12-15

$56c

<

.

———'-fx***

42 7/10c

''f
<{

I-a—- 1

Ltd.

1-

'

50C

Co., -5Ms%"-'Pfd. (entire issue
called on Jan. 1 at $5 per shr. plus this div.)
Avon Products, Inc.-. (increasedAxe-Houghton Fund Inc., •'A" • (year-end),
7 3/10c from income
payable in cash and

'»>■

.'..}

(quar.)—-

(year-end)

Autd JSlefitliC Service Co.,

f

..'

Ship

$3

(s-a)

Co.

Minor Gold Mines,

,

Steam

—

5% %
Atlas

,,

Indies

(liquidating)
Atlantic Refining Co., common
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.—>

»•

preferred (quar.)
Calaveras Cement Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp—
:—

11-15

12-13

Byllesbv, <B.

11-15

$1

'

-

When

Per

Name of Company

12- 3

$1.25

,

Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co. (quar.)—*--—

Holdera

Payable of Rec.

$2

.

.

12-10

11-26

Driver-Harris

2%

12-20

11-26

Dun

40c

12-10

11-26

Dunlop Rubber Co.,

&

30c

12-1)

II-26

Duriron

27©

12-20

11-26

5%

Co.

Co.,

Inc
Ltd.

common

preferred

(interim)^

(increased)

(quar.)

11-19

50c

12-10

11-26

40c

(quar.)

Bradstreet,

12-10

11-19
11-12

12-10

11-24

12-

11-19

4 7©

20c

3iy4c

1

,

Number 5379

yolume 180

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

Per

of Company

flame

;

Share

,

Eastern
Above

v;-l

Eaton

Eddytrpaper~Co",~ Ltd",
El

12-

3

1-2-55

12-

3

50c

12-20

12-

2

General

50c

11-24

11-

5

3
3

12-15
11-16

25c

12-

11-15

1

*

—

$2 pfd.

(quar.)_

5

50c

11-24

11-

t25c

(quarj

class A

12-15

40c

12-30

12-17

40c

(quar.)

Common

12-30

12-17

4.10%

$1.12 %

12-

11-15

4 %%

$1.06'a

12-

11-15

$1.37%

12-

11-15

$1.34

12-

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
_
5%%
preferred (quar.)__
5.36%
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
preferred (quar.)
$4.40 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)___
Electrical Products--Corp. (quar.)__
___
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
LLa,
Blectrolux Corp.
(quar.)
—
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co. (quar.)

$1.41%

$1.10
20C

•'■•25c

12,

12-10

11-18
11-10

12-15

12-

11-15

10-15

(quar.)_

35c

12-15

12-

$1.25

12-

1

11-15

:__

$1.18%

12-

1

11-15

20C

12-

1

11-10

Giant

50C

11-26

11-15

Gibson

1

Gilbert

(A.

Gillette

Co.

12-

1%%

12-

1

1-

—

12-15
3

12-

1

12 vac

•

Equitable Gas Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
:
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)_
Erie Railroad, 5% preferred "A" (quar.)
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
41/2% prior preferred (quar.)

3

12-

1

11-15

&

1

11-15

1

11-15

12-

1

10-

7

Government

12-

1

10-

7

Grace

1-

3

12-10

1-3

75c

35c

12-10

1

11-15

12-

1-3-55

12-

9

20C

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-12

' 12-31

12-15

Flagg-Utica Corp.,
Co.,

B

11-

1

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of

12-24

7%

3

Great

12-15

12-

12-10

11-26

12-10

11-26
12-24

50c

1-2-55

37 %c

12-15

12-

Co.,

20c

12-

1

12-

1

11-11

40c

12-17

20c

12-10

12-

3

(Fred F.)

Aviation

12-

(quar.)

1

11-15

12-10

12-

1

,

(s-a)

—

____

11-

5

11-24

11-10

12-11

11-29

12-

1

12-11

11-29

12-

1

11-12

12-

1

11-12

of

Texas

preferred

3

12-30

12-

3

•

25c

12-20

12- 3

!
•

>

$1.25

,

30c

$1.41

—

;

12-19

11-2* t

12-

1

11-12

$1.06%

.

12-

1

15c

Inc.,

c.)

1

11-13 l

1

11-13 5

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15-'

11-30

11-15

12-

11-15

preferred

12-30

12-20

12-

»:

69c

12-20

12-

3

37 %c

12-

1

11-15 :

31 %c

12-

1

:___

(quar.)

55c

11-20

10-25

62 %C

12-13

11-10-

11-30

11-30

11-15

11-30

11-15

lie

11-30

11-15

1%C

11-30

11-15

11-30

11-15

Steel Shares

12-10

11-26

The

Institutional

12-15

12-

The

General

11-18

The

1

11-18

Tobacco

(s-a)

11-30

11-15

3c

11-30

11-15

11-18

Utilities

Shares-

25c

12-

1

11-

12-

6

11-10

Hydraulics, Inc.
(quar.)
Gulf Cities Gas Corp. class a (quar.)

12-

1

11-24

Gulf Mobile

Fund

11-30

13C

11-30
11-30

11-15

10c

11-30

11-15

IOC

12-

1

11-20

12-

7

11-24

8c

Ohio

____

50c

12-15

11-

5

12-10

10-22

1-3-55

12-14
12-14

56 %c

1-3-55

12-14

Gulf

11-26

11-

25c

12-

11-15

12-

1

11-20

12-15

11-15

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-12

$3

12-15

5c

12-

1

$1.75

12-

1

11-15

50c

12-

1

11-15

6-30,55

6-10

9-30-55

9- 9

1

11-15

12-

8

100%

11-28

11-

37 %C

12-10

11-19

50C

12-

11-12

2

12-15

11-18

12-15

11-18

12-15

11-18

12-15

11-18

1-

40c

3

12-

1

12-10

11-15

25c

12-15

12-

12-

$1.25
15C

15c

20c

11-15
12-

3

11-19

10-29

1-2-55

12- 3

12-

$1.75
$1.25

1

1-2-55

1

1-

1

11-15

2-55

12-

9

1- 2-55

12-

9

25c

1-

2-55

12-

9

15C

1-

2-55

12-

9

(quar.)

preferred

Utilities,

com.

(quar.)

—

Corp.

5%
4 %

preferred

Hammermill

Cementing

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)

Ltd., com.
(quar.)_

Co.,

1-10

12-14

class a

12-15

$1

11-24

12-

1

5-10

11-10

12-10

1

11-15

11-26

Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wlnkle-Munning Co. (quar.)__

common

11-22

1-

3

1-

3

ity

12-10

11-26

12-10

11-26

$1.06%
15c

11-30

11-12

11-30

11-12

1

11-15

12-31

12-15

12-

12-

1

11-10
1-

5

preferred

(quar.)

Co

common

1-20-55

40c

1-3-55

12-20

$1.25

1-3-55

12-20

$1.37%

40c

48 %c
20c

30c
5c

91 %c

International

Cellucotton

Quarterly

International

International
6%

Paints

preferred

International
Stock

Paper

Co.,

—

1

11-13

11-26

11- 1

12-10

11-19w

1-

3

$1.40

12-21

12-10

11-24

50c

(quar.)

(Canada)

r

12-10
1-15

12-15

$1.75

12-

1

11-24?.

11-

gi

t50c

12-20

11-22

12-20

11-22

60c

1-14

12-iT

75c

(quar.)

12-16

11-19

■

(Canada),

Ltd.—

,r

;

Co.,

(quar.)

com.

5%

12-16

11-If*

$1

12-16

11-16

f25c

12-14

11-IS

.____

(quar.)___

■

12-

,j7

■

6

(quar.)

35c

12-15

11^26-

(quar.)

5c

12-

1

11-15

$1

12-

1

11-10 I

Co

Co.

30c

(quar.)

(quar.)„

5

12-

1

11-10

35C

Power

Co.
(quar.)____
(quar.)

2-1-55

20c

11-30

11-15

25C

12-

11-17

1

1-14.

is

17%c

12-20

12-

35c

;

dividend

12-15

12-

i

12-15

12-

1

2%%

Investment Foundation, Ltd., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Iowa Electric Light & Power co.—
Common

S r

11-

s

Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)_
Intertype Corp.

12-

1

40c

preferred

Interstate

Interstate

3

12-

Corp.—

(increased)

convertible

1-

30c

Utilities

(quar.)

t75c

1-15-55

*

12-15

30c

1-

4.80%

60c

1-

3

4.30%

53 %c

1-

3

12-15

45c

12-

1

11-

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
Iowa

Co.

(quar.)

Power

3.30%

& Light Co., common
preferred
(quar.)

4.40%

preferred

4.35%

preferred

Iowa

Public

Stock

Co.,

3.90%
4.20%

to

(quar.)__

approval

preferred

&

7%

1

1

12-15

1

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

30c

12-

1

11-15

11-30
11-15

44c

12-

1

12-

1

11-15

15c

12-

1

11-10

11-15;

(quar.)

50c

1-2-53

35C

ii-15

t25c

1-

3

11-30

Xt$l,75

Service, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)__.

Supply Co.,

12-13
12-

(quar.)_

1-

3

11-30

12-10

11-19

(quar.)

Public

com.

com.

*

11-15 *

35 %C

(quar.)

Mfg. Co. (quart)
Heintz, Inc., 4% preferred
Gas

12-

$1.05

(quar.)

preferred

Jack

i-3-55

35c

11-26

93 %c

(quar.)

Fireman

Jamaica

12-15

97 %c

(quar.)

preferred

Jacksonville

12-15

1-3-55

100%

preferred

Utilities Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)

4%%

12-27

1-3-55

by

Iowa Southern
$1.76

5

$1.08%

common

(subject

*

12-15

35c

stockholders)
3.75%

12-15

$1.10

(quar.)

Service

3

82 %C

(quar.)

(quar.)

dividend

(quar.)____

45c

12-15
11-

5

5%

preferred

a

(quar.)

$1.25

12-31

5%

preferred

b

(quar.)

$1.25

12-31

12-15

$1.37%

12-31

12-15

12-

u-25

5%

Jefferson Lake
Jewel

8

12-

25c

Special
International

11-15

12-

11-19

t $2.39

12-17

12-15

1

25c

■

a

dividend)

11-12

20c

12- 3

12-

International Power Co., Ltd., 5%% 1st
pre¬
ferred (entire issue called for
redemption
on
Dec. 6 at $102
per share plus
this

3

1-25

3"'

dividend

12-15

11-24

12-

(quar.)

com.

$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroleum Ltd.

11-24

2-15

12-13

1-2-55

35c

(s-a)

11-15

12-15

i

t90c

1

50c

til

11-

Year-end

12-

53 %c

1—

11-

1

Products Co.—

preferred
(quar.)_
International Nickel Co.

preferred c
Jantzen, Inc., 5%

1

1

12-

1

75c

<7%

10-21

11-

if

12-

45c

Harvester

11-16

11-15

12-

■

,

Jamaica Water

$1.25

12-10

$1.50

Extra

1-20

12-17

11-24
11-10?

16c

___.

12-17

3

11-12..

12-

(accum.)_

International Cigar Machinery Co.

11-26

1-

11-13

1

12-10

__

1

1-

11-18

1

$3

profits)

3

1-

1

12-

20c

(quar.)

;

12-10

2-

1212-

37 %c

Quarterly

12-10

>

11-13

International Business Machines Corp,—

12-10

$1.12%

Co.,

Co.,

11-26

12-10

40c

(quar.)

Hershey Chocolate common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Hettrick Mfg.

12-15

50c

Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Electric Light, 3.90%
pfd. (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar.)
j.)

4

$1.50

Hart,

(h.

2-

11-26

1

Foundation Fund
(quar.)
(17c
ordinary income and 18c from secur¬

Iron

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Mining

11-10

Co.—

Common

convertible

2-25

1

12-

12-15

15C

Chemical Co.,

1

3-10-55

2-15-55

15c

(quar.)

!
3.65% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 5% preferred (quar.)__

12-17

5-25-55

3

12-10

35c

a.)

Heinz
37c

1-

12-

50c

Walker Refractories

Hecla

17 %c

11-17

$1.12%
$1.12%

Hartford
$1

11-

1

$1.06%

Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)_
5% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Harris
(a.)
Co., 5%% preferred (quar.)__
4%%

1

12-

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Hanson-Van

Harshaw

12-

$1
com.

—

Hancock Oil Co.,

6%

t50c

LI

12-

$1

Extra

from

Stock

25c

(quar.)

Paper Co.,

Extra

(m.

11-22

t$1.25

(quar.)

common

preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)

Harbison

12-15

X22 %c

4'a %

Hanna

11-22

50c

Watch

b

11-22

125c

preferred

Class

12-15

12-15

11-

Institutional

Common

11-22
11-22

1

75c

Textbook

12-15

3

12-

200%

International

12-15

10-

j:30c

(quar.)

.

10-22

12-15

If

12-10

j37%c

(quar.)

_

10-22

3

11-29

*45c

_

(quar.)

12-10

37 %c

Cotton Co.,

Hamilton

Co.

12-10

50c

Quarterly

Hamilton

dividend

Steel

Silver

1-

11-2(5?'

20c

pfd.

common

International

50c

_

(quar.)__.

6%%

5-24

$1.12%

—

(quar.)

Co.

Well

Co.,

a

6-13

$1.11

___

Oil

Halliburton

class

International Products Corp.
International Resistance Co.

$1.16

1

$1.50

Water,

2-18

$1.10

r

Lid

Brass,

Hajoca

11-28

1

4

11-

4%

(quar.)

3-10-55

35C

—

Quarterly
Hahn

11-26

12-16

$1.05

(quar.)___

(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)

Water

Co.

50c

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Hackensack

Products

4%

—■

—

preferred
$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
$4.50 preferred

Ltd.

$1.25

Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)______
Stock dividend

$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)

$4.20

preferred

Co.,
(quar.)

preferred (s-a)

Inland

1212-

75c

1-

11-19

Color

$1.25

5

Gulf States

12-16

$1.25

—

11-

1

Steel

Ingersoll-Rand

11-15

rr.

(quar.)

12-15

4.64%

11-15

14c

10c

—

Greer

Power,

.

10c

Shares

1

25c

(quar.) —

11-15

12c

1

12-

5%

(s-a)

11-15

11-30

8c

12-

31c

share plus this dividend). Convertible to
Dec. 6)

11-30

2c

7c

12-

30c

General Dynamics Corp,—
Common (increased quar.)
$2 convertible
preferred (entire issue called
for redemption on Dec. 17 at $51.25 per

4c

6c

Fund—

The Fully Administered Fund

$5 preferred

__

11-15

12c

Fund____

Bond

stock

8c

■.

lie

Shares
—

&

11-15

10c

'

Shares_____

70c

(quar.)
;

partic.

&

Water

&

11-13

1-15

t30c

convertible

Stock

3%c

Shares___

pfd. a

13*17*

57 %c

dividend)

Industrial Silica Corp.,

6%

10c
.

(stock

Varnish

1

25c

(quar.)

Gas

.

Tea

Co.,

(quar.)
preferred

Johnson

Johnson

40c

12-10

12-20

12-

6

20c

12-20

12-

6

2-1-55

1-18

12-11

11-23

35c

(quar.)

25C

Extra

preferred a

Corp., com.

(quar.)

1

93 %C

;

(quar.)

Jones & Laughlin Steel

5%

$1.25

12-15

40c
1

preferred
&

(quar.)
(increased)

Sulphur Co.
common
(quar.)

Special
3% %

a

(quar.)_

1-11

11-2i;»

12-23

50c

12-28

12-

3

$1.25

1-2-55

12-

3

^

a1*-

11-30

(quar.)

common

Extra

!% 6c

10c

Shares

Common

1

11-15

Stock

1

Indiana

11-15

Railroad

200%

11-18

11-15

11-26

1

12-10

$1.50

11-30

12-17

3

Indiana

11-30

12-10

12-

Imperial

11-10

11-30

1-2-55

12-28

11-10

Common

11-15 i

50c

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ord.
(interim)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)___
Imperial Varnish & Chemical Co., Ltd.—

1

9c

Bond

Co.

12-15

11-30

$1.25

Sons,

Telephone Co.. 5.60%
preferred b (quar.)
Zinc

12-31

12 %c

t. e. Circuit Breaker Co., com.
(quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Idaho Power Co., common (quar.)__
Illinois Central rr. (quar.).

Illinois

>

h-15

12 %C

(quar.)

convertible

11-39*

12-10

15c

(quar.)

:

12-15

57c

5%
a

11-15

75c

•

(quar.)

common

&

12-

12-

_

i.

1

12-

1

12-

(quar.)

preferred a (juar.)____
Hydraulic Press Manufacturing Co.—

12-

11-24

'

12- 2

$0,208

._

(increased)
Co.

$2.75

12-

12-18

12-

32c

dividend

(f.

11-19

12-30

11-12

12-10
12-10

31 %C

(initial)

Co.

Refining

preferred

12-15

9c

62 %c

45c

6

15c

Equipment

1

12-

3

»

31 %c

5%
preference
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co. (quar.)___

6%

12-19 f

12-10

37 %C

_

1-

11-15

Railroad

30c

preferred
(quar.)
General Cigar
Co., Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)__
General Contract
Corp., com. (quar.)
5% pfd.
($100 par)
(quar.)
5% pfd.
($20 par) (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)

11-29

12-23

11-15

11-20

30C

.

11-30

11-15

1

30c

.

12-15

11-30

Bond

$1

preferred (quar.)
Service Co. (quar.)
1

1

11-30

Railroad

2%

—J

11-12

1

11-30

11-20

2%

common

12-

5c

1

20c

(quar.)

11-25

15c

Petroleum

40c

pfd.___

12-15

12-10

12-27

10%

preference series

6%

11^10-*
11-19 '

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)_

preferred
&

Foods,

5%

12-~If

12-27

iiii

common

Production
Oil

Stock

Huyck

11-13

3

50c

(quax.)

(quar.)_

2nd

Humble

5%

1

1-

12-10

25c

Pulp & Paper-

Hugoton
Hunt

f

12-

tl2%C
r

dividend

$1

10c

1-3-55

common




1

25c

11-15

15c

common

preferred "C"

12-

6%c

Shares

5%

General Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)_
General America
Corp.
(quar.)
General American Oil of Texas, com. (quar.)

convertible

11-19
11-15

12-15

11-30

6c

62 %C

common

12-10

12-10

Gc

Industrial Machinery Shares_____

Merchandising

Common

common

Corp.,

12-20

10c

Mining Shares

25c

(quar.)

"A"

1-3-55

3 %c

_____

$1.08

1st

Finance

11-17

7c

Shares

$1.12%

fundamental Investors Inc. (stock div.)
'^air (Robert) Co. (quar.)

preferred

.11-17

1

14c

Equipment Shares

3-10

Stock dividend
6%
convertible

1

12-

10c

Shares

12-10

Participating

12-

20c

Chemical

12-30

Year-end

1

Gains

;

Electrical

3-30-55

Co.,

(quar.)
i

class a
(quar.)
;
5% preferred series a (quar.)
5.12% preferred series b (quar.)__

1

3

11-ia *:

*

a

Common

12-20
11-19

Capital

Fund

Food

2%

&

4ja%

Hubinger Co.

From

Shares

11-19

2%

(Theo.)
Year-end

12-20

1-2-53

10c

12C

common

1-2-55

Income

11-19

common

Gardner-Denver Co.,

Hudson

55c

12-10

common—

preferred

12-15

t31 %c

$1.12%

(quar.)

on

1-14-55

12-20

11-

$1.05

(increased)

Indianapolis

50c

(quar.)—

(interim)
common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)

on

Stock

Corp., Ltd.—

12-10

on

dividend

12-15

10-26

(quar.)

Shares

Building Shares
Capital Growth

on

4%

Automobile

11-12

dividend
dividend

11-19

Invest't

11-22

dividend

Stock

12-22

6

11-

11-30

11-12

25c

$1.75
25c

Group Securltes, Inc.-

11-15

Stock
Stock

3

From Net

1

12-

7%

1-

11-

Co.

Corp.

12-30

3

12-

12-

Extra

12-

4

12-29

12-30

___

—

Howard Stores Corp.,

11-23

(quar.)

12-

Stock

General

preferred

12-15

25c

Frontier Refining Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common (quar.)

Gas

5%

55C

12-

(quar.)—

Investing Co.,

<qu,a)\)

(f. v^.), Ltd1,, class
Static? Co. (qhar.)

12-

4

11-12

1

•

'

11-23

'

12-16

1-

1

12-

V v*

i

—

Hoving

11-

Great Northern Railway Co

75C

25C

—

(year-end)

Freeport Sulphur Co.

$1.60

Lakes

Great Lakes Power

*75C

Foster-Wheeler Corp.

y.)

Oil

11-26

_.

11-11

34 Vic

(quar.)
Dredge & Dock

t75c

Ltd.
Inc.,

preferred

(n.

11-19

._

preferred

1

1

(quar.)
Fort Worth Steel & Machine Co.—
Initial (quar.)

Gary

—

Common

12-15

12-

Beneficial interest
Fort Pitt Bridge Works

■

American

3

15c

convertible preferred
4%% preferred s f series
Formula Fund of Boston—

French

(quar.)
Indemnity

preferred

1-

(Canada), Ltd.—

Dairies

Co.

11-30

12-

12-

60C

Lighting & Power (quar.).

America

3%%

$1

4%

5%

Hardart

Houston

12-

11-15

200%

Houston

1

1

$1.06%

12-15

G%
$1.37%
37%c
93%c
15c

dividend

1

12-

12-15

(quar.)
(quar.)

Motor

Foremost

stock

com.

preferred (quar.)
(W. T.) Co., com. (quar.)__

1-2-55

12-15

(quar.)

Co.

(quar.)

common

12-15

12-

12-

Ud.-—

(quar.)

12-8

2

11-30
11-15

30c

3

'

12-24
12-15

15C

dividend

preferred

&

Illinois

—

1

Foote Mineral Co.
Forbes & Wallace, class B (quar.)

Class

Co.,

-

12-15

40c

Mines,

3

25c

(quar.)

1

A

Gold

1-

J50c

Great

1-

—

5% pfd.
(stock div.)

A

Steel

V

—

5

:

Co.
(quar.)
__!

Consolidated

$4.20 preferred b (quar.)
Hordw*r's,
Inc.,
common
(year-end)

Hotels

&

(quar.)

1

1-

A (quar.)

Flying Tiger Line, Inc.,

Motor

City

Smelting

r

-

-11-

1-3-55

$35c

.

1-

12-31

J25c

11-

10c

Year-end

Class

Grant

Co.

60c

.

A, b and C preferred
d preferred
(quar.)

$4.25

Horner

25c

(quar.)

1

25c

Florida Power & Light Co., common
41/2% preferred (quar.)__

Manufacturing

Extra

11-1.5

$2

12-

(s-a)

5% prior pfd.
(quar.)

com.

$4 preferred

4%%

Union

Granite

class A

30c

(quar.)

Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., class
Class B (quar.)

1

$2.50

Consolidated Mining,
Co., Ltd. (year-end)

Power

$1.12%

(quar.)—
cdm. (extra)__

(quar.)

12-

12-i

$1.75
15c

(s-a)_

10c

Co.

11-15

$1.50

11-18

:

H.)

12-15

1

50c

—

50C

(M.

3

(quar.)

11-18

50c

(quar.)

Security Corp. (s-a)
Co., partic. pref.

4.32%

Granby

50c

Participating

Flinkote

preferred

t$ l

(initial)

*

Flshman

B

11-29

50c

(quar.)

Fisher & Porter

1-

12-

Hobart

12-15

$1.16

(s-a)

11-29

75c

Corp.

11-15

3

50c

62%c

preferred (quar.)

Extra

6%

5%%

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
Stock

1

1-

$1

68 %c

Phila.

12-

25c
15c

6%
preferred
(quar.)
Graflex, Inc., common (s-a)

Grand

Paperboard Co., preferred (quar.)—
Works (quar.)
Federal Sign & Signal, com. (quar.)
._
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
—
Ferro
Corp.
;
Filtrol Corp. (quar.)

Bank

class

and

A

Grafton & Co., Ltd.,

...

Federal Screw

4% %

class

11-19;

1

$6c

Quarterly
Hookejr Electrochemical Co.,

(W. R.) & Co.

8%

12 %C

.

Federal

of

Corp.

12-

-

(quar.)

Hollinger

20c

(quar.)

Employees

Co.

12-20

$1

12-

e.)

12-20

62%c

(quar.)

12-

(Chas.

12-20

Extra

12 %C

11-19

12-10

11-.22-

33% %'

3

1-

25c

(s-a)

Brewing Co.

25c

dividend

12-31

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (increased)

25c

Association

common

Co.

11-17

12-10

12 %C

(quar.)

12-31

t20c

Ltd

Given

$1,121/2

hires

30c

dividend

C.i

Stock

50c

Mines,

preferred

1

Hines

56 %c

Gorham Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (year-end)

(quar.)

Corp.

11-23

$1.12%

Goebel

1

""

4%

Art Co.,

Gold

75C

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)

common

11-12

50c

Federal-Mogul

12-21

40c

(quar.)

Yellowknife

convertible

2%

Co.,

preferred

11-17

32c

50c

11-29

$3

(quar.)
Ltd., class B

preferred

Ford

Products

4%%

11-17

1

b

&

55c

12-

$1.25

Extra

Ford

Gerber

1

12-

& Dausch Paper Co. of
Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
(Edward) Lumber Co.—

11-23

•

(resumed)

com.

12-

(quar.)

59 %c

12-10

87 %C

Federal Fibreboard

Grain,

12-21

57C

11-15

Insurance Co.

Warehouse

11-15

$1,25/

(quar.)

Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.,
$2.25 preferred (quar.)

Oil

30c

V1

1

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Federal

Co.

5%

Horn

12-

preferred

&

1

35c

50c

25c

Compress

12-15

12-

55c

11-10

N. Y.) (quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—

Federal

Rubber

&

common

(quar.)
Gas, 5% pfd. a
Manufacturing Co.—

Higbie

1

12-

Hlnde

(quar.)

11-10

(Syracuse,

5%%

1-1-55

2-

12 %c

(quar.)_
.

preferred

Holders

Payable of Rec.

87 %c

preferred

Year-end

5%

Hiawatha

Stock

1

Co
Life

2-15

62 %C

1

(quar.)__

Traders

11-19

12-10

31 %c

12-

-

Sugar

First

Tire

50C

Year-end
Farmers

1-10

Heywood-Wakefield,

1-10

1

2nd

53.

$1.09%

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

30c

12-

Coe

Fajardo

1

2-

$1.50

35c

50c

First

General

$1

& Gregg (quarj
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (reduced)
Falrchild Engine & Airplane Corp.—

11-10

2-

25c

____

$1.25

Corp.

12-10

37 %c

(quar.)_

com.

$1.12%

Extra

Ex-Cello-0

11-10

50c

Manufacturing Co
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance, com. (s-a)
$4.64 prior preferred
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)

(s-a)

Co.

1

$1.50

__

Stock
1-

12-

$2

—

9

5c

convertible

40c

Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
(quar.)__
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 ■ -preferred
(quar.)
Gbneral Telephone COrp., com; (quar!)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)

11-26

1

preferred

$1.25

$2.25

25c

com.

3%%
4.37%

General

12-15* >' 11-15

1

11-15
11-15

93%c

_

■

ii-$3r

4

When

Share

Corp.,

12-

11-29

84%c

(quar.)

preferred

12-

State Oil Co. (annual)
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp.— .
20c participating preferred
(quar.)
Stock dividend (year-end)
Sto6k divi. (6/10th sh. for each 100 held)
50c! preferred
(quar.)

Fire

$2.20

25c

Empire

$3

.

Corp.,

Company

75c

Telephone Co. of Ky.—
5% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. (Ohio)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.40 preferred (quar.)

10c

Empire District Electric Co.
5% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)

5%

11-15

12-21
v'l2-

(quar.)

Per

Name of

Heyden Chemical

25c

_

15c

Air Freight (s-a)
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)

Faber,

11-15

Castings

preferred

25c

•

Emery

Essex

12-

11-19

General

11-15

extl^

Co.

Extra

$6

12-13

$1

40c

Refractories

General Steel

11-16

Holders

When

Payable of Rec.

Share

Extra

25c

12-15

11-

12-13

15C

32 %c

Natural Gas Co.—

Paso

1-2-55

11-18

preferred B (accum.)
Sugar Associates,
Mfg. Co. (quar.)

v

•

$1.50

11-19

»2%C

Corp. (quar.)
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7. preferred A
(accum.)
Eastern

of Company

$1.75

11-19

12-10

Eastern

«6

12-10

12-15

Natural Gas Co., common—
preferred (quar.)
Air Lines, Inc. (increased quar.)—
payment is now on quarterly basis.

20%

10-25

30c

East Tennessee
5

Name
General

Fireproofing Co
General Foods Corp. (increased)
General Gas Corp.
(quar.)
General Mills, Inc., 3%%
pfd. (quar.)
General Motors Corp., common (year-end)—
$5 preferred
(quar.).
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
v
General Outdoor Advertising, com. (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
General Package Corp.—
New common
(initial)
General Plywood Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)

1-5-55

30c

(interimji

Mines, Ltd.

Per

Holders

When

Payable of Rec.

30c

Duro-Test Corp. (increased)
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)—

Ea^SulliVan

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When

Per

Share

Company

Chemical,

32V2C

11-30

11-17

preferred
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)

62 %c

12-

11-18

&

Aluminum

com.

5%

1

3.80%

preferred

12-

12-10

12-

95c

12-

1

11-12

$1
$1.05

12-

1

11-12

12-

1

11-12

tire

12-

1

11-12

23

12-15

11-30

(Conversion

1

Marchant

1

Marconi

tion,

preferred

4.20%
4% %

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

$1.12%

preferred (quar.)
Southern fly., com. (quar.)
non-cum
preferred
(quar.)—

75c

City

4%
Katz

(quar.)

Co.

Drug

Kawneer

Co.

Kellogg Co.,

1-15

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

12-15

11-30

12-17

12-

25C

—

12-

3

11-15

12-

3

1-3-55

25C

3%%

preferred

Kendall

Co.,

(quar.)

87 %C

(quar.)

International

Marine

1-3-55
12-15

Marine

11-30

18C

11-17

11-

issue
at

4(4%

called

$52

conv.

3

$4.50

preferred

of

Utilities,

Kentucky

Inc.

privilege expires

11-15

Mar-Tex

Gas

Martin

Oil

&

L.)
dividend

1

11-15

Stock

3

12-15

Marven's,

1

11-17

12-

1

11-17

12-15

11-26

12-

11-15

Kern

County

Land

Co.

60c

Mines,

Ltd.

(quar.)

$3

class

A

(quar.)

common

12-

4

4

11-15

I

11-30

1

Mascot

12-

1

5%

preferred

Oil

preferred

Co.

1

11-10

2-1-55
12-

preferred

4

I-11

11-12

Bonding

Insurance

&

4%

preferred

Kresge

(S. S.)

Master

Electric

Maxson

(W.

Co.

Kress

(S.

H.)

r

Co.

12-24

12-10

$3.75

12-24

12-10

$3.40

preferred

May

$3.75

Mays

first

(quar.)
7% second preferred (quar.)
La Consolidada, S. A.—
American preferred shares

11-15

12-21

12-

1

Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
McCormick & Co. (quar.)

11-23

11-

5

McGraw

1-3-55

12-

La

France

La

Luz

La

Salle

La

Salle

Lake

Industries

Mines,
Wines

Mines,

preferred

Common

Class
Lane

Power

1-

12-10

1-10-55

11-15
I-

3

12-24

11-19

11-

12-10

11-17

9

50c

12-

11-15

12-

11-15

Co., Ltd.—

Inc.,

class

12-

1

11-

2

12-

1

11-

A

(quar.)

$15c

(quar.)

12-31

12-18

12-31

(quar.)

40c

12-15
12-15

12-

1

$20c

12-

1

11-

1

$10c

12-

1

11-

1

(quar.)

37 Vac

D.)

Co.

(James)

12%C

(quar.)—_
Sons

&

50c

(quar.)

Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)_—
Lester Engineering
(initial)
Le Tourneau

(K.

G.)

Inc.

Quarterly
Life Savers Corp.
Special

Inc.

12-20

3

11-20

1

11-15

1

11-

12-15
12-

11-15
11-15

RR.

Original

Micromatic

11-10

1

11-10

11-26

Midland

1

Mid-West

12-

1

11-10

12-1

11-10

12-13

11-30

15c

11-22

11-

5

12-

11-

3

1

50c

12-15

11-30

20c

11-30

11-

30c

(quar.)

35c

11-30

11-

8
8

12-10

11-15

12-10

Ltd., class A

(quar.

2-18

11-18
2-18

$37 VaC

12-

1

11-

3
3

$37'/a c

12-

1

11-

11 (4c

12-

1

11-15

60c

11-19

11-30

11-20

Co.,

Car

Co.

Modern

$1.183A

12-15

11-26

Class

38c

12-

1

11-18

25c

12-

1

11-

11-

1

12-13

11-

1

Monarch Mills

11-

1

Monroe Loan

50c

12-15

12-

1

40c

12-10

12-

3

15c

12-10

11-24

15c

12-10

11-30

R.)

pfd.

&

Co.,

|

12-13

II-30
12-

12-15

12-

12-

A

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

C
C

River

Insurance
Gas

1-3-55

_

12-16

11-30

P.)

& Co.
(quar.)
Corp. of America—

1-

3

11-15

11-24

11-

8

11-24

11-

8

25c

12-

11-24

11-

7%

12-

10-28

37 (4 c

~

3
1

12-15

$2.25 preferred series

10-29

Morrison-Knudsen
Motor

11-15
8

11-24

40c

12-17

12-

25c

12-10

11-30

2

Finance

$25c

$$1.25
-

1-

5

12-18

I-31

1-19

$1.25

12-

1

11-16

$5c

1-

2

12-15

12-10

11-15

50c

(quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
(quar.)..
Maple Leaf
Milling Co., Ltd. (s-a)™II

56 (Ac

2-

1

1-14

35c

12-

1

11-12

$250

II-30

11-15

Corp.

Motor Wheel
Corp.

Mount Diablo Co.

A (quar.)
(quar.)

11-26

10-29

11-26

10-29

Fuel

Supply

Munsingwear,
514%

Co.

Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

1-

11-12

3

12-15
11-15

12-

3

11-19

1-

3

12-20

12-16

11-25

12-16

11-25

preferred

4% %

Motor Specialties
Co.—
class A preferred

(quar.)

of

12-10

11-10

7%

preferred

11-30

11-23

1-3-55

11-27

11-20

Ohio

Power

11-26
11-24

11-10

c

3-1

37 %c

12-15

•

2-10
12-

1

$18%c

12-

1

10-29

12-

1-

10-29

12-10
2-

1

11-30

12-10

Gas

7

'5%

12-15

12-

1

12-15

12-

1

of

2-

1

12-

1

11-15

11-29

11-12

12-10

11-17

1-

7

1-20-55

37 %C

12-20

11-30;

34 %c

12-20

11-30

30C

1-15

12-27"

(quar.)

Gas

11-19

11-19

11-25

35o
t

pfd.

12-10
12-10

$1

(quar.)

11-18"
11-19

12-10
,12-

1

11-12

12-

85c
$1

";/?

1

11-15

60C

3-14

2-

7

50c

12-27

12-

1

$1.37%

1-3-55

12-17

32 %c

•

'1-3-55

12-17

(quar.)
:

L

(s-a)

11-22

11-10

12-15

11-25

11-26

50C

11-

5

11-

5

•

$69c

common

(quar.)_

50c

!

52 %c

11-26

12-

1

11-15

$1.12%

,12-

1

11-15

12-

(quar.)

4.40%

4(4%

com.

Old

(stock

Town Corp.,

Olympia
Omar,

Brewing

Inc., 4(4%

4%%

12-

1

1

11-

8

$1.14

12-

1

11-15

12(40

11-26

11-12

11-26

11-12

75o

12-10

11-12

$1.12%

12-1

11-

8

$1.10

12-

1

11-

8

$1,02

12-

1

11-

8

$1

12-

1

10-31

4c

(quar.)

12-14

11-16

1

11-15

10c

11-30

11-10

27 %C

12-11

12-

Ontario

12-15

Ontario

&

12-15
12-

12-

1

$1.06(4

3-

1

Co

20c

(qUar.)

Co.

1

U- 9
2-

4

11-27

11-16

1

11-10

$1.12%

12-

$1.12%

12-

1

11-10

25c

(quar.)

1-

4

12-10

!

Jockey

12-20

12-31

12-15

$1.06(4

Corp

Onondaga Pottery

12-

50c

common

preferred "(quar.)

preferred A

Omnibus

1

3

(quar.)

preferred

4

1-

5%

Chemical Corp.,
preferred (quar.)

convertible

4

11-

12-

$1.25

Olin Mathieson

4(4%

11-

'

12-

(quar.)

preferred

pfd.

1

12-15

$25c

dividend)

40c

I

12-

-

$$1.75

(quar.)__

-_

preferred

Co.

12-

35c

(quar.)
4.08%. preferred
(quar.)
Ohio Service Holding
Corp..
Ohio Valley Gas
(Texas)
(year-end)
Okonite

11-12

$$1.13

t

Co.,

11-15

12-10

t$1

(quar.)

(quar.)_™_
(quar.)

Co.

1

30c

$1.31(4
Ltd.—

preferred

11-19

c

1

15c

(quar.)

(s-a)

4(4%
1-

12-

Mis¬

(quar.)

12-

1

11-30

12-30
12-10

50c

(quar.)

Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred
Ohio
Match Co., common
Oil

12-15

12-30

1

25c

Ohio

Ohio

12-

11-19

North

(quar.)

preferred

11-19

1

Y.)

Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,

11-19

O'okiep

1

12-13

11-22

12-15

11-10

12-15

11-10

12-16

12-

12-

11-15

37 %c

1

50c

12-16
1-3-55

Muskegon
$2

'4%

1

$1

(quar.)

11-10

$8c

Oak

1

90c

(quar.)

12-

12-10

40c

(quar.)

Co.
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)

12-

26 (4 c

__

12-15

75c "

Pharmacal

12-

25c

Munson

11-18

•.

Scotia

30c

30c

(quar.)

1

12-15

30c

__•_

preferred' (quar.)

Nova

3c
com.

12-

$$1

of

Gas

Oklahoma

$3.50

Mills,

Line, Inc. (year-end)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
j.
Murray Corp. of America, common
4%

Water

5%%
Norwich

12-15

(N.

preferred

11-26

$1

(quar.)

11-15

(quar.)

(111.)
Co., $4

4% %

11-12

50c

quar.)

1

22 %c

1

50c

(increased

12-

(quar.)
Co.

Northwest Bancorporation,
4.20% preferred (quar.)

1

56 (4

(quar.)__

Mount Vernon
Woodbury
7% preferred
(s-a)

Mountain

(quar.)

Co.

U-10

50c

,

.

12-13

10c

1

Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
'514%--lst preferred (quar.)

12-

5C

1

12-

Northern

12-16

11-26

RR.

Liberties

12-

$2.50

12-

$5c

share

Co.

Natmal

45c

96 (4

11-10

$30c

(quar.)

Co., common
5 Va %,.-. preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio
Telephone (quar.)

11-30

12-16

$$1.19

(quar.)
Year-end

11-30

11-26

Pennsylvania

Northeastern

12-15

96 (4 C

(quar.)

11-26

25C

Shore

62 Vac

(quar.)

12-10

Extra

30c

Morris

(J.

Oil

North

$20c

preferred (quar.)_

Plan

Texas

North

$1.50

12- 3

50c
\

;

(interim)

each

12-15

34%c

1-2-55

50c

common

for

11-12

$20c

11-16

12-15

Central

North

12- 3

12- a

1-2-55

$1.12%

.

liquidating distribution

1

$50c

•

11-22

6

1-2-55

>

3

$75c

___

12-

'

Dock—

pfd.

31C

;

11-19

$1

Dry

(quar.)_—
North American Refractories
Co.

$1.25

_____

series

final

common

Northern

(quar.)

12-10

15c

1-

RR.—

class

12-15

11-30

$$1.25

&

5V2%-. preferred

10-22

1

3

$1

(quar.)'____

12-

$31 (4c

12-

1-

12-15

$1.12%

share of Union Electric Co.

Northern

Society, 514% preferred (quar.)

preference

B

Northern

.

12-15

93 %c

Car

30c

;

11-30

25c

!

Ry.,

11-19

20%

11-26
11-30

12-15

2.c

Co. Hquar.)_____

11-20

65c

series

Ry.

11-20

50c

12-15
12-15

$1

(quar.)

12-12

50c

11-16

$1

(quar.)

Shipbuilding

12-12

$1.25

11-16

12-21

20c-

(quar.)

12-10

11-22

11-26

1

20c

* Co.
common
surrendered
American Investment, 6%

North

4

3

•.

souri

11-30

3(4c

(quar.)

preference

Co.

35c

Line Co.—

11-10

12-15

$1.05

(quar.)

60c

$1.15

11-26

12-

12-

Haven

News

one

North

preferred (quar.K—

Co.,

New

Third and

11-22

$25C

Chemical

(quar.)

North American Co.—

11-30

,,,

11-19

American
12-15
12-13
12-31

(quar.)

11-30

20c

;

1

35c

_

quar.)_

Corp., com. (quar.)__
$2
Qonv.
preferred (quar.)
North American
Cement, class A (quar.)

11-12

1

Zinc

preferred

Extra

11-15

1

12- 3

12-17

;

North .American

11-17

11-16

12-17

2%

Normetal. Mining,' Ltd.

11-12

11-30

40c

$1.25

com.

(quar.)

Extra

11-12

12-13

11-19

$1.05

Norfolk & Western

1

$50c

(quar.)_

(Del.)

Co

$1

com.

jquar.)

ser.)
(quar.)
(J. J.)
Co.
(quar.)™
__l_
Newfoundland Light & Power
Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)^______^________

11-15

12-

37'/a C

_

12-

1

12-10

12-10

10c

:

Co.

41/2%;preferred (1949

3

25c

(quar.)

___

Monsanto

4%%

12-

1

net

Products—

Norfolk Southern

11-24

75c

Morgan

(quar.)...




12-15

12-

20c

from

Quarterly
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(year-end)

3

11-19

net

2c

and

Newberry.

5%

3

1-2-55

'

11-18
12- 3

12-15

30c

from

preferred- (q«ar.)_^^
preferred' (quar.)_s_

Newport

3

12-

3%%

Class

11-16

25c

...

common

12-

12-

1-2-55

30c

12-15

30c

dividendII_.II

preferred

1-2-55
1-2-55

_™;

_______

$3.85

?

3

75c

.

Ltd.,

Extra

$3.85

12-

25c

12-15

25C

(quar.)

convertible

1-2-55

75c

12-31

Central

(P.

11-16

Common

RR. Co., 5%
pfd. (accum )Malartic Gold
Fields, Ltd. (interim)

4%%

11-16

25c

Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.
(quar.)
Morgan (Henry), & Co.
Ltd., com. (quar.)

$$1.25

(quar.)

priority shares
(quar.)

11-19

12-16

$25c

25c

...

(increased)

nreferred

11-30
12-16

(Initial)

$3c

(quar.)

Corp.

12-10
11-19

$1.11(4

(quar.)

(quar.)
Machine Tool

$1
12-13
$25c 1-14-55

!
(stock

12-22
II-30

;

12- 1

1-2-55

tonvertible

$4.50

»

1

97(4c

Ltd.

'

12-10

$5c

& Hartford RR.—
preferred
series
A
(this
payment clears all arrears)
N. Y. State Electric & Gas—

5%

1

12-

96(4c

(quar.)

11-26

12-15

12-

12-10

95c

(quar.)_
Co., com. (increased)
(quar.)

Brewery,
B

Monarch

(R. C.) Co.
(quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—

Mallory

A

Molson's
Class

12-10

15c

& Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
(Robert), Ltd. (quar.)
Containers, Ltd., common (s-a)

$1

(quar.)

Mahon

Convertible

Pipe

5%

$1.32

Extra

11-19

$1.12(4

Stock dividend
Missouri Public Service
Co;
Missouri Utilities

Mitchell

•

Magma Copper Co.
Magnavox

11-19

I-

10c

7% preferred A
(accumulative)
Missouri Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
Extra

12-22

25c

common

11-19

12-

$1.75

(quar.)

(increased)
Class B (increased)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas

12-21

Ltd

Extra
Co.

Kansas
Common

11-26

Ltd.

Co.

12-

50c

90C

Mackintosh-Hemphill

MacWhyte

Missouri

12-13

...

Macmillan

11-19

Jersey

12-10

1-3-55

$1.75

(quar.)
dividend

New York,

11-1811-19

r-

1-2-55

1

New

$1.08%

conv.

Mississippi Power, 4.60%

$1

/

11-15

3

11-29

1-3-55

$1.1214

(23c

New

12-

11-29

12-10

50c

15c

Inc.

Neptune Meter Co., extra
New England Insurance Go.
England Lime__"
;

11-17

11- 5

25 c

Brothers," Inc.

11-19

1-

(quar.)

-

j quar.)

.-.

(initial

Year-end-L

1

dividend) (one share of
Development for each six shares

35c

12-31

$1

preferred

preferred
Mitchell (J. S.)

(quar.)..!

Maine

1-24-55

$1

(quar.)

MacGregor Sport Products (quar.)
Mackinnon Structural Steel
Co., Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred

5%

11-19
11-19

$1

(quar.)
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co.
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)
Lynch Corp. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)

Magor

12-11

12-11

12-

1

12-10

2%

profits

preferred

Neisner
■t.

11-12

10c

Co.,

Mission

12-10

5

12-15

12-20

81 (4c

...

preferred
(quar.)
Mission Corp. (stock

held)

-10-55

Corp.,

5%

11-15

3-10-55

I-

4.20%

12-

•

11-15

50c

11-

12-

5

12-

;_

Minnesota Mining &
Mfg. Co.,
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light

1

11-18

11-

12-15

Refineries, Inc.—

conv

1

50c

—

Extra

Mines,

$1.50

$1.10

—

12-

11- 5

12-

50C

I2V2C

Fund,

Shops Inc.

Starch

Stock

1

•10c
...

*

25c

Oil Corp.
(quar.)
^
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
(interim)
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.—
Quarterly
^

60c

(quar.)

5

-

12-

$15C
•

«

Machinery

common

Common

10c

(quar.)

11-15

$15c

•

(increased quar.)

com.

^

National Tea

50c

(quar.)___

pfd.

New

45c

(quar.)____

; 11-12

income)

Rubber

25c

Midwest

12-

c

Fund—

Co.,

Oil

12-

87'/a

■

25c

Co..

Mid-West Abrasive Co.

1

60c

(initial)__-

com.

11-

$1.18%

States Telephone Co. of
Illinois—
preferred
(quar.)
Middlesex Water Co.
(quar.)

12-23

11-30

1

12-

12-1

12-15

Canada,

(quar.)_.

security

Shirt

National

11-16

12-

$1'

6%

11-

11-18

1

12-14

62(4c

Middle

11-

1

1

11-

...

1

12-13

11-

1-3-55

12-

$1.06(4

_1

1

12-

1

$3

Co.

12-31

37(40

Capital gains dividend..

Macassa

Extra

12-

50c

Corp. (quar.)___
Petroleum Corp. (quar.)

12-

5%

M.)

62(4c

Hone

$1

Co., common (monthly)__
(monthly)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Lone Star Gas Co., com. (quar.)_
4.75%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber (Md.) class A
(accum.).
Long-Bell Lumber (Mo.)
(quar.)

Extra

Surety

50c

——

(quar.)

Pipe

(W.

$50c

25c

*

'

of

(Tenn.)

Year-end

(quar.)—

common

& Power

12-

$1.00

RR.

National

National

11-15

$1.06 %
Co.

Mills, Ltd., class A

Natural Resources
realized

11-15

1

H-17

class A pfd. (quar.)_
7
Accident Insurance

&

12-

11-19
llrl9
11-15

12-10

:

dividend—^

Life

12-1

40c

Quarterly

.■

di¬

a

(quar.)

$1

(quar.)

dividend

Lowney

Light

Michigan

National

12-10

Corp.—

Chemical

Gypsum Co.,

investment

Extra

Mexican

12-15

common

preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)___

Mid-Continent

12-

(quar.)_I

Nashville

on

common

Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45%
preferred (quar.)

12-25

;

National Lead Co., 7%

10c

Disintegrating,

&

11-16

meet¬

(quar.)______

preferred

Corp.,,

11-10
12- 3

12-10

$1.07

$1.18%

Corp.—:

(quar.)i

" " Stock

.

11-24

:

4%%

11-12

C.)—

Corp. (R. I.), pfd. (quar.)__
Aircraft Corp. (increased)

&

preferred

Metals

Common

National
•

11-19

--—;■

11-30

1

Finance

Louisville

Thermit

Extra

7%

11-10

12-

Common

i

&

1

50c

*

Metal

11-10

12-14
11- 9

12-10

.__

convertible" preferred
(quar.)
National Food Products
(quar.).

25c

participating
Participating
Participating

12-10

v

Loomls-Sayles Mutual

special
11

common

$3.25

15c
30c

60c

«ll-24

(quar.)

Scott

Drug

10-30

12-10

__.

S.

(quar.)—_

Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Class B (quar.)

Joint

&

Corp.,

-

12-15

12-10

—————

:Original
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed

Stock

Textile

Extra

12-

20c

Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Corp.

Lockheed

1

5

15c

Liquidometer
Miami

3

75c

(quar.)

'—._

a

(quar.)

$1

Liquid Carbonic

Lock

Metal

1

31 »/4c

(quar.)__

-

Products

11-30

12-10

2(4%

preferred

12-jQ

___

com.

iquar;)

11-30
.

35c

dividend

25C

Lindsay Chemical Co., new
Link Belt Co. (quar.)—:
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Lionel Corp. (quar.)

Little

4 Va %

12-31

(initial)

$4.50 preferred
National Hosiery

12-30

(increased quar.)

40c

Co.

at

Mines

:1 $1.75

(quar.)__

(quar.) ;
preferred Aquar.)

414%

■,;y

12-20

75c

Jan.

on

common

15c

C^, Lion

314%

Corp.,

$4c

(quar.)

—

■

1-

12-

'v

$1.31 >4

(Greenville,

—

■Extra

12-20

1-

$25c

$$1

25c

(quar.)

Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_
Lincoln Stores,

11-10

12-

15c

(quar.)—

Eiggett & Myers Tobacco
Extra

3

12-

40c

_

preferred

1-

50c

Leverage Fund of Canada Ltd
& Casualty Insurance
(Tenn.)!
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (increased)—
Libby, McNeil & Libby, common (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance

II-15

30c

_

(quar.)

Life

514%

11-30

15c

_.

(H.

11-15

___.

Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Inc.

11-15

62(4c

Meadville Telephone, 5% preferred
(s-a)
Portland Cement Co.
(year-end)
Melville Shoe Corp., 4%%
pfd. A (quar.)—
Mercantile
Stores
Co.
(quar.)
Merchants Fire Assurance (N.
Y.) (quar.)

11-17

25c

Inc., common
preferred
(s-a)

5%

r212-

50c

Medusa

11-18

1

Co.

11-15

'

proposal
to split the
a
two-for-one basis.

Porcupine

Stock

12-18

12-

12-

(quar.)

11-15

12-

—

& Bobbins, Inc.
(quar.)
Trucking Co., preferred (s-a)__

McLean
Mead

2.

25c

Inc.

held

11-27

Common

on

Merritt-Chapman
$$1.75
$40c

Inc.

vote

preferred

Products

Distillers

National

4

12-

Extra

11-18

1

Fabrics,

Lear,

Local

5

$1.25

Extra

•

11-23

$15c

H.)

Laura Secord

-

1-15

Bleachery & Dye Works

Lanett

Lees

shares

10c,

Lane-Wells

Lee

rector's

Co.—

(quar.)

Bryant,

Lea

11-10
11-10

Mclntyre

will

be

1

1

5c

(quar.)

(Alfred),
(M.

to

12-

10c

(quar.)

B

Lamson

ing

Stockholders

12-

$2c

5%
preferred
(quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling

7%

11-15

t5c

_____

f

11-19

17 (4c

McKesson

Ltd

Lake Superior District
Common
(quar.)

Lambert

1

10e

University (quar.)
Champagne (quar.)

&

Fault

12-

$0.0807

(s-a)

11-

11-19

(quar.)

'

(quar.)

Ltd.

Extension

Du

II-16

2-1-55

Dairy

common

11- 4

12-10

9

$1.75

4% '/<rt preferred

12-15

1

12-15

New

11-15

93Y4&

$2.50

12-

$7

Cylinder Gas Co.,
'preferred (quar.)

National

11-15

12-

McCord

11-15

1-3-55

11-15
11-15

11-15

85c

12-2

$1.50

6
6

11-30

45c

(quar.)

II-25

Co.

11-30

20c

-

;

11-30

45c

preferred

1212-

93 %c

12-14

20c

___

4% %

11-26

(quar.)__

com.

W.), Inc. (quar.)_
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd.
(quar.)

75c

(quar.)

Year-end

6%

12-10

12-10

(quar.)

Electric

Co.,

11-19
11-19

1-14-55

,_ii

(quar.)
^
preferred (quar.)^__"

$1.25

i

$15c

(J.

40c

(quar.)

12-31

15c

Corp. (quar.)
Department Stores Co.,

preferred (quar.)
preferred (1947 series)

11-10

11-15

Casket

National

L.

11-17

6

11-26

40c

$1

common

Kroger Co.,
"■

&

National Company (stock
dividend)
National Container Corp.
(Del.)—

Co.—

(quar.)

50c

—

8

12-15

30c

15C

Co

11-

25C

(quar.)__-_

11-15

15c

(quar.)

12-15

30c

Massey-Harris-FCrguson, Ltd.

55c

(quar.)

National

11-9
11-9
11-9

12-10
12-

50c

;v"r 2n

National

3

luc

$1.75

preferred -(quar.).^
By-Produ^ts

1

8

;

11-23

25C

(quar.)

11-

1-

1

11-12
12-1

11-23
12-10

45c;
.

Automotive Fibres, Inc.*
(quar.)____
Biscuit Co., common

12-

lc

'

1

12-

7%

12-

50c

12-15

52%c

(quar.)___

Massachusetts

l.

11-26
12-10

25c

50c

12-13

(quar.)

Corp.

12-15

$1.25

—

11-19

13%G

(quar.)—

12-

30c

(quar.)

1

Rec]

Common

35c

(quar.)

12-

National

50C

60c

National

$$1.25

71c

(increased quar.)_

5C

(quar.)___.,—

10c

-

Koehring Co. (quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., common

11-22

4c

Masonite

:

(quar.)__

Corp.

oj

(exclusive

$1

(quar.)

20c

_____________—___________

National

6

(resumed)

.11-15

12-

40c
—

11-16

12-

Co.

Holdtn

9c

™_

11-23
11-26

When

Payable

$1

Acme

60c

(semi-annual)

Co.

22

real-

and

)

—

Acuminate

15c

11-15

30c

75c

$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co., common

12-30

50c

.

—

Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.);
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., common (quar.)
Special'

1

12-

15c

(quar.)—

prior

income

seci

of

National

(increased)

Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
5(4%
convertible preferred
Maryland Casualty Co.—
$2.10

sale

securities

net

Corp.

National

22,

11-15

12-

120c

Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc., com. (quar.)
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)_

Keyes Fibre Co.,

12-

25c

■

12-15

50c

(quar.)_

Extl'cl

Kerr-Addison" Gold

1

Ltd.

in

of

10%

(Glenn

I-

$1.183A

gain

$2.50

12-15

sale

accumulated

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—

(en¬

Nov.

on

Per

'Share

from

accumulated

Nachman

Co.

30c

4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Kerite
Company
(quar.)

of

i

5

(62c

fr.om

gain

from

.

for

Marshall-Wells

12-

(quar.)

common

ized

redemption on Nov.
share plus this dividend)

per

Monday, November

.

of Company

Trust

23c

12-

(quar.)

Mutual
.

stock¬

preferred

Marion Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Marquettte Cement Mfg. Co.

15c

(quar.)

Organization,

5

11-

Communica¬

1

Kent-Moore

Name

12-20

32 Vac

(quar.)

Ordinary (from sales
subscription rights)

Midland

$1.12%

50C

Inc.

Ltd.

holders

20c

common

11-30

$1.25

Calculators,

.

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

30c

12-31

25C
40c

(quar.)

Share

(quar.)

common

preferred (quar.)

15c

Special

Kansas

5%

Company

Corp.,

12-10

Kansas City Power & Light Co.—

4%

Marathon

25c

r

When

Per

Name of

Payable oj Bee.'

(quar.)

Kaiser

,

Name of

Holdert

.

12-

6

6

12-22

A

12-

2

11-15

(quar.)

Ltd.

26c

(s-a)

12-10

11-20

5c

(s-a)

12-15

11-30

$$3

12-

1

11-

1

Copper Co., Ltd.— "
dividend of 10 shillings on the
ordinary
shares.
The
dividend
will
amount
to

approximately
Union

of

$1.40

South

shareholder's tax
be

per

Africa
at

the

deducted

Opelika Manufacturing
Stock

50c

Club,

Quebec Ry.

of

i

Co.

dividend

Orpheum Building Co.

share.

The

non-resident

rate

7.2

will

$1.40

(quar.)

12-10

12- 3

17 %C

1-2-55

12-15

■

(s-a)

5%

2-15-55

2-

1

20c

12-10

12-

1

'

Number 5379

180

Volume

:

Holders

Per

Fails Corp., com. 2nd pfd.
called for redemption on Dec.

Oswego
issue

per share plus this dividend)
convertible second preferred (quar.)__
Tail Tower Co., common (quai.)—

5%

37y2c

12-

1

12-

1

11-15

U-26

11-

$1

12-r5

11-17

$1.25

Pacific

pacific
pacific
p,,cnic

12**1

11-15

12-10

11-30

12-27

12-13

Pure

12-15.

12-

12-10

11-10

50c

.

.

,„

12-

preferred

5%

Ten

.Parker

Electric

Co.

Increased

quarterly

12-30

11-30

(quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
$3.50 conv. 1st preferred (quar.)

f 28c

2-55

12-15

25c

11-22

10-15

87'/2C

1-3-55

12-13

35c

12-10

11-19

30C

12-

11-12

12-

1

11-12

R & M

12-15,

12-17

11-18
11-26

1-2-5&

50c

12-14

Raymond

Concrete

11-29

Rayonier,

Inc.

-

18

lis

Reading

Co.,

Reading

1

11-15

11-24

11-17

50c

$1.25

12--«3t

11-19

8%c

11-15

11-

preferred (s-a)
Remington Rand, Inc.,

12-28

12-14

1

12-17

12-

1

12-17

12-

1

12-10

11-24

12-10

lc

11-20

11-

1

2c

11-20

11-

1

com

Increased
Revere

12-10

Common

1-25

1-25

Revere
Rexail

Drug

12-1

30c

12-15

12-

12-15

10-20

12-15

10-20

12-

11-19

4%

57y2c

1

Common

Rheem

B

50c

South

12-14

Rice

Co.

Oil

12-

1

12-

1

11-10

Richardson

$1.01

12-

1

11-10

Rico

$1.17 y2

12-

1

11-10

Riegel Textile Corp.,

$1.12 '/a

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

$1

12-1

11-20

12-

11-

(quar.)

4.50%

preferred F (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%

Pennsylvania

Stores

Peoples

Drug

Peoples

Telephone,

4%%

pfd.
(resumed)

Co.

RR.

Inc.

(quar.)

(quar.)

—

(quar.)

com.

preferred

Perfect

Circle

a:*,--

__

Corp.

(quar.),

25(

.—

1

Rio Grande

dividend

Perkins
f

Machine

Common

-

7%

&

preferred

Permutit

Gear

$1.50

5

Co.

P^ter

Paul.

Inc.

Pfaud-ler

,

(quar.)-.

Extra

4%

2nd

preferred

Ph»oll

11-19

1-12

12-27

1-12

12-27

1-12

12-27

Co.

$4.50
*4

1st

2nd

Philadelphia
$1

Co.,

common -

4%

12-10

11-12

4%%

3

Gas

It
'

.

is

expected

to

be

$3.65

preferred

Phillips
Phoenix

preferred

series

Piasecki

Mills,

two-for-one

effective

12-30

12-

9

12-30

12-

9

12-10

11-19

&

Rohm

Haas

12-17

4%

12-

1

11-15

Rolland

414%

Co.,

preferred

Common
$4.80
$5

preferred

Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh

Rolls

Ltd.,

Royce,

11-19

Ross

Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville (Ky.)

12-

1

12-

1

11-

(year-end)
.

Rosefield

;

11-15

Packing Co.

Common

2

(quar.)

Tool—

&

Gear

:

Preferred

Pittsburgh

7%

Stock

Polaris
Poor

Co.,
B

5%

Corp.

Ltd.

1st

Inc.,

preferred

St.

12.-V/L

11-19

St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

w

11-19
11-19

Public Service Co.

San Francisco

Union

St.

Paul

St.

Regis

11-30

12-4

11-

5

12-1

11-

5

12**1

11- 5

11-30

11-

8

Savage

12-15

11-19

Savage

Savannah

San

Co.,

Gold

Antonio

Transit,

Industries,
convertible

11-16

11-

12^20

11-12

12-ft)

11-12

Schlage Lock Co.

12-T5

11-15

Schoellkopf,

Schwitzer-Cummins

1

11-15

12-1

11-15
11-15

(quar.)

12>l

11-10

t25c

.12-15

11-12

12-15

11-12

15c

$1.25

Co.

$25c

(quar.).

20

Sayre

at

Fisher

1

11-15

1

11-15

Finance

$2.12

of Colorado—

convertible

$5.75

preferred

Seaboard

(quar.)

$1.0614

12-

1

$1.05

12-

1

11-15

4j/2%

preferred

(quar.)

$1.12 Va

12- 1

11-15

Oil

Seaboard

Surety

Co.

11-15

(quar.)

12-15

12-

12-

Seagrave

1

12-10

12-10

11-19

12-10

11-19

12-15

12-10

60c

12-15

12-

2

1-

3

12-

Corp.

Co.,

1-

3

12-

2

11-29

11-18

t$1.06

1-2-55

12-10

12-24

12-15

50c

12-10

11-19

62 y2c

12-15

12-

12-15

1-17-55"

1-10

50c

1-17-55

1-10

45c

12-

1

10-30

1-2-55

12-

3

1

11-

2

2-

1

12-

2-15-55

5-15-55
11-24

11-

11-30

11-20

11-30

11-20

4-29
9

11-19
11-20

20c

11-22

11-17

2-1-55

1-20

5-1-55

4-20

8-1-55

7-20

45c

12-10

11-29

2-1-55

1-14

$1

2-1-55

1-14

(quar.)

(quar.)

—

(quar.)
(quar.)
—

1

11-12

$1.07 Va
—

1212-

1

62y2c

12-15

11-15

12-15
12-

1

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

1-10-55

12-23

53c

1-10-55

12-23

$1.43%

1-10-55

12-23

45c

11-

1

11-15

11-19-

(quar.)___
(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)____

States

12-10

12-

1

12-15

12-

3

12- 1

11-12

12-

1

11-12

12- 1

11-12

$1.06V*
$1.10

/.
—

$1.15
27y«c

Telephone

2- 1
2- 1

1-10

11-19
1-20
1-20
1-20

1-20
1-20

1

1-20

1

22-

1-20

Co.—»

'

11-10

Co.,

Sparks-Witnington

Spear & Co., $5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Speed Queen Corp., common (quar.)

preferred
Co.

Carbon
4.20%

__.

Spencer Kellogg & Son (quar.)
Spencer

(quar.)

Corp.

Shoe

Spiegel, Inc.,

(quar.)—_—

pfd.

$4.50

^nokane International

Portland

RR

'rmnr >

Co

additional

Cement,

Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Inc.-—
Quarterly _____
—.
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)

12- 1
12- 1
12-10

11-10

12-10

11-

11-26
12-15

U-26

12-15

12-

10c

—

Chemical Co., com. (quar.)________
preferred (initial)

Spencer

12- 1
,j,12- 1
12- 1
12-15

25c

—

(s-al

$1.37y2
25c
75c
15c
60c
63c
30c

$1.12'/2

Inc. (quar.)
6%
pfd.
louar.)—

12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-15

5c

preferred (quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros.,

28c
33c
25c
$1.50

20c

(quar.)

$1.32

12-10

U-30

50c
25c

1- 3
12- 6

11-19

11-10
12-

8

12-

3

11-15
11-16
11-16
11-24

11-10
11- 5
5

11-15

1

.*y
12-10

12-

6

12-19

Stock

dividend

2%

12-

6

11-19

pref.

93c

12-20

45c
50c

12- 3
12-15

Extra

35c

*

(quar.)

Accident

Standard

Brands,

Co.

(quar.)—

common

(quar.)—

Insurance

Inc.,

Oil

Standard

12- 1
11-26

11-19

75c
62'/2c

12-10
12- 1

100%
$1.25
60c
93%c

12- 1
12-10
12-10
1-15

10-25

40c
$37'/2c
12V2c
25c
15c
32'/2c

12- 1
1- 3
1-5-55
11-24
12-10

11-15

1

11-24

$1.25

12-31
1- 2

12-

12-10
12-15

11-26

12-

dividend
(Indiana)

Co.

Oil

(quar.)

dividend

Standard

Oil

Co.

Standard

Oil

Co.

(New

preferred

Standard

Jersey)

(Ohio),

convertible

(year-endt_
(quar.)—

common

(quar.)

A

Packaging

(quar.)

preference

Paving & Materials,

Standard

Silica

Standard

Ltd.
(quar.)

Corp.

Corp.
Supply Co.

Stanley Warner
Fuel

Chemical

Stauffer

11-12
11-19
10-25

11-15
11-1
12

Corp.—
(quar.)__
______—

—x

—-

(quar.)

Co

Lithograph Corp.—
preferred ' (quar.)
Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)—4

12-

12-10

12-20
11-

3

11-18

Stecher-Traung
5%

f20c

Sted.man
Sterchl

Stores,

Bros.

Aluminum

Sterling

Stern

(quar.)—
—

—

Stern

&

25c

(quar.)

Products, Inc.
(quar.)__

-

(John

Stetson
8%

Inc.

Drug,

Inc.

Textiles,
B.)

4V2%

pfd.

(quar.)__

common

(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Broadcasting, com. (increased quar.)

preferred

Stewart-Warner

(quar.)__

B

Class

1—

Storkline

Stuart

quar.)

(increased

Co.

Propane

5.20%

25c
50c
25c
57c
50c

50c
40c
50c

6y»c
$1.75
37'/2c
4%
5%

Corp.—
preferred (quar.)

Sun

Consolidated

Sun

Oil

Co.,

common

Ray Drug Co..

Sunray

Oil

4 Va %

Corp.,

6%

Mines,

Ltd.

(interim)

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)—

common

(quar.)

A (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

12-15
12-

1

11-10

Sunshine

Biscuits, Inc.

30c

12-10

11-23

Sunshine

Mining

conv.

1

11-18
11-18

12- 1
12- 4
12-14
12-14

1- 3
U-26
1-31
11-30
12-15

65c

12- 1

t6c

12-16

25c

12-10

37M.C

Co.

(quar.)
(quar.)—

12- 1

12-13
11-15
11-15

11-12
12-

1

12-

1

12-15

11-18
1-15
11- 9
12-

1

11-13
11-1$
11-15
11-15
11-

„„3PC

,2

preferred

45c

5«/2%

12-

12- 1
1-3-55
12- 1

Gas

convertible

Sullivan

9

12-15

12- 1

25c

preferred
(quar.)
Furniture Corp. (quar.)
Stouffer
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Struthers Wells Corp., stock dividend
7%

20c

1

1

California—

of

Co.

cash

Quarterly
Standard

State

11-15
12-

Dredging Corp.—

preferred (quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)

$1.60

12-15

12-15

40c
25c

(quar.)

$1.60

3%%

11-22

15c

preferred

Stock

6

12-

11-15

87'/2c

Extra

$3.50
Standard

11-12

t25c

131 %c

(quar.)
Co.

preferred
preferred

Suburban

(quar.)

U-30

50c 1-14-55
33c
12- 1
92y2c
2- 1
97y2c
2- 1
$1.03%
2- 1

(quar.)

com.

4.36%

—— —

1

U-30

9iy4c

common

Service,

(quar.)

4.40%

Extra
12-

6

(Dallas)

(quar.)

Sterling
11-20

1

12-

25c

(quar.):

preferred

12-

25c

1

85c

quar.)

——.—

preferred
(quar.)

Public

i

11-16

12-

12-13

25c

Insurance

2

$1.07 y2

11-15

20c

(quar.)

com.

4.25%

11-15

1-3-55

10c

25c

12- 1

Co.—

(quar.)

Standard
1

21 Vac

(quar.)

preferred

Seaboard

preferred

2

21 Vac

5%%

Scythes & Co., Ltd.. common

8

12-

11-15

25c

Seryice

(quar.)

New

1

25c

(quar.)______

Speer

12-

$1

preferred

$1.50

11-15

$3.75

2IV2C

(year-end I_

preferred, series A (quar.)
preferred, series A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., new com. (initial
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)

Co.__________

4.15%

Common

5

1

62V2c

____________

3.90%f preferred

Storer

II-19

11-

11-12

Co.—

11-19

>

10-29

1

2

5c

5%%

12-

1

11-15
1212-

tl5c

10%

preferred, series A (quar.)—.

5V2%

12?, 1

preferred

;

1212-

$0.5211

Co.

Hutton & Pomeroy

(quar.)

(quar.)___

preferred

Southwestern

11-

12-

40c

Milis

preferred

Spokane

18 3/4 c

(auar.)—
(stock dividend)

Brick

11-19

11 -22'

11-15

pfd.
Nov,

sh. plus this dividend)

$104 per

&

1

4.20%

;

(quar.)
5.36%

Co.,

preferred (quar.)
Scovill Mfg. Co.—
3.65% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)

4V„%




3.70%

5

11-30

34c

(quar.)

Quarterly

11-17

1

25c

Power

&

$4

-10

11-24
12-

14c

„—_—_

(Entire Issue called for redemption on

5%
50c

37'/2C

25c

preferred

Electric

11-18

12-^1

(quar.)

9

11-15

1

.

common

11-19

15c

common

11-

12-

J3c

common

Co.

Investment,

Southwestern

11-

26^0

Extra

$1.10

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp.

Arms

9

12-

12-23

14c

Antonio

f

12-

(quar.)
—-—

Common

12-

13%c

1

$1.25

—

Mines, Ltd

12-

5

A

Co

—

(increased quar.)

com.

first preferred

$4.40
San

Stockyards

Paper

12^21

45c

(s-a>

Transport

Co,,———
Ry., Co. (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)

Louis,

12-20

(quar.)

Mfg. Corp.—
pfd. (accum.)

12-

10c

Leod

Joseph

11-26

371/2 C

(quar.)

11-15

25c

(quar.)

Production

Oil

Anne's

20c

—i.

—

3

12-1

5c

11-15

1

$1

12-11

75c

Providence Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.)
Quarterly

Provincial

Saint

—

414% pfd. (quar.)

Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.,

40c

(quar.)

America

Co.,

(quar.)
(quar.)—

com.

St.

371/3 C

Utilities

Prentice-Hall,

3

*3 5c

of

conv.

I-

(s-a)_

Corp.

tSl

—

A

Steel

Potash

5'4%

12-15

3

1-15

12,-rl

l>/2%

1

12-15

$1

—

Steel

50c

—

12-

12-

$1.12 y2

;__
T

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
—
Products
(quar.)_

4.30%
Safway

5%

(interim)

Ltd.

11-12

5c

(quar.)„

Co.

$1.75

Co

Portsmouth

Preferred

3

$1.25

(quar.)_

class

Powell River
Extra

5

1-

Royalty

Stores,
preferred

$1.37 y2

dividend)

(stock

(quar.)

Co.

11-

-Sabine

2%

dividend

Mining

&

Class

11-^2
1%1
M5-J5

4%

$1.25

(quar.)
Co.

Safeway

8

$1.20

(quar.)

Development.
Oil

8

Co.—

Steel

Plomb Tool Co.

8

11-

$1.20

11-26

1

5c

Extra

12-

1-

11-12

12-

10c

preferred

Aeronautical

Ryan

11-

35c

.(quar.)

preferred

Plymouth

11-10

,

12-24

58ysc

Foundry Corp. (stock dlv.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry.—
Placer

I2A

1-

1

12-28

t6J/2C

(quar.)—;—

class A
Ltd. (quar.)
Management
Corp.

Rudy Manufacturing Co. (initial)
Ruppert (Jacob), common—___

11324

$1

12-

4%

5c

5

5c

12-15

i2y?c

Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.,

11-

iiy4c

3

12 y2 c

_

(quar.)—

Royalite Oil Co.,

12^15

12-

'

1-

$1.50

—

(quar.)

preferred

1

50c

(year-end)

12-10

11-12

ord.

12-17

10%

(quar.)

11-15
11-15

25c

receipts

dep,

Amer.

11-19

5c

:

11-15

1
1

5%

(quar.)

12-10

25c

Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)

5%%

1

12-

12-

t$1.06 Vi

12-10

9U/4C

'.

Co.

12-

f25c

(quar.)

common

preferred

4l/2 %

;

(quar.)

Glass

11-15

$1

12-17

Tl

:

common

Steel

11-15

1

40c

1-2-55

this

(nuar.)

Plate

1

12-

.

•

(stock dividend)__
(quar.)_

Chemical

12-

(quar.)

common

:1-2-55

,,

(quar.)

preferred

•

B

&

t25c

$1.25

(quar.)

A

Ltd.,

Paper,

.Royalties

—_____

preferred (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)

Pittsburgh Coke

12-15

(quar.)

A

preferred

4V«%

11-30

12-15

65c

convertible

Pitney-Bowes,

12-31

50c

dividend

Stock

7

5%

common

Corp.,

t20c

t35c

preferred

5%

1-

25c

._

(quar.)

Aircraft

45c

Corp.

11-15

pfd.

Southwestern Life

11-15

12-29

$1.183/4

12-10

basis.

later

(quar.)
monthly

Inc.,

preferred

Piper
<'

Helicopter

Pillsburv
$4

•

12-10

Rockwood & Co.—

25C

Monthly
:

$1

$1.021/2

25c

Co.

Co.,

3

11-15

$1.02 Va

I

11-22

11-19

1

5c

Glass

12-

12-10

10-26

11-30

183/tc

.(quar.)

conv.

11-15

1

25c

com.

Power

preferred

11-30
12-

30'/2c
(increased)

com

4.60%

41

(quar.)_

common

(quar.)__

Petroleum

12-15

50c

._

4.10%

month.

.

$1

3

Corp.—

45c

(quar.).

a

12-

series F

11-22

12-

by the Pennsylvania
Commission to split its
on

12-15

$1

(quar.)

Electric

&

12-10

.-A 25c

5%

stock

Common

3

Ltd., common (quar.)

preferred series J (quar.)
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co. (quar.)

authorized

Utility

12-

10%

(quar.)
preferred series H (quar.)_

4.10%

11-

2

$1.12%
—

sion)

common

12-15

(quar.)—__—___.—

.

Public

11-16

37 V2c

(quar.)

preferred

Co.

H.)

preferred

12-

65c

Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval
of
Pennsylvania
Public
Utility
Commis¬
Company

12-14

$1.50

Extra

:__

(quar.)
(quar)

Electric

preference

6

50c
_____

Class A preference

IOC

:

._

preferred

12-

12-15

20c

Electric

Southwestern

quar.)_—

$1

(quar.t_
Products Co.—

preferred

12-15

3 *

12-15

1-3-55

25y2c

(quar.)_^

Paper

Southwestern

5%

65c

:—

.___.

1

(Texas) —

35c

(quar.)______

(quar.)_

12-

12-

12-31

1-3-55

$1

i

Co.,

Gas

Co.,

Utah

Southland

B__

(quar.)

non-cum.

Southern

*

—

Rochester

Dairy

Common

12-10

Ry.

12- 3

Co.—

(quar.)_

Natural

5%

3

Inc.—

(increased

(H.

12-

11-15

$1

.

Valley Gas Co.

Robinson, Little & Co.,

40c

Mfg.

11-19

12-17

11-29

60c

(quar.)

com.

87»/2c

v

(quar.)__

common

(quar.)

Philadelphia

-

1

35c

_

—

Year-end
r
•

12-

12-15

5c

Co.

12-31

50c

class

(quar.)

Southern

3

25c

dividend

Stock

1

50c

(quar.)_.

Phelps Dodge Corp.

2c

—

participating

15c

Co

________________________

-

preferred

12-

75c

Co.

3V2%

12-10

25c

_.

Gas

(quar.)
(Charles)
& Co.y

Pfizer

11-26

$1.75
_______

Hopewell

preferred

preferred

5

11-19

$1 25

(quar.)

Edison

Water

Southern

_

(quar.)

&

5.44%

12-20

Calif.

Southern

Extra

__________

Petersburg

11-11

1

Co._.

(quar.)

Myers,

Robertson

12-15

5%

(quar.)

Year-end

12

40c

Southern

5

11-

12-17

17y2c

;

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

$1.12 J/2

Year-end

Co.—

dividend)-.-——

(stock

-

&

Common

10%

—

4y4 %

(quar.)

A

preferred

11-11

Year-End

Robbins

15c

Stock

preferred

$4

preferred

11-

12-10

3iy4c

(quar.)

common

Development,

California

11-19

12-10

38%c

Co.,

(quar.)

Lathe Wdrks

Texas

11-26

12-10

5c

!___

12-10

15c
50c

(quar.)

Gas

12

11-

11-24

25c

;

(quar.)_

47/a

12-30

3

5

11-30

$1.12y2

(accum.)__

(quar.)___.

com.

4.88%

4C

Co.

Argentine Mining

(interim)

Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)__

60c

Co.—"

$1.10
92 y2 c

(quar.)

6

1

11-15

2s 6d

11-12

11-

4.68%

Ltd.—

11-26

12-

12

(quar.)

11-12

10c

12-20

11-15

(final)

(quar.)

yl2-21

11-19

U-26

12-

12

(quar.)

Trust,

shares

1-

11-10

1

25c

South Bend

12-14

11-29

12-

12-15

f2c

60c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Paper

1-

12-13

$1.20

45c

Ltd.

60c

common

Selection

Ranch

5%

:

preferred C

11-10

50c

11-30

11-

J.),

L.)

Southern

Co.,

American

11-18

12-13

3

11-16

preferred

Rhodesian

11-15

1-

1-

1-3-55

V'-

11-30

11-15

preferred

12

8

1-3-55

12-13

preferred

12.

11-

50c

(quar.)

Co.

Atlantic

10c

8

1

11-15

preferred

25c

11-

12-

(quar.)__.

Corp.,

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)

.

Extra

5 %

1

12-15

11-24

South

8

12-

11-15

12-15

12-17

12-15

11-

65c

(T.

11-10

11-15

12-1

(quar.)

Smith

12-

(quar.)

Mfg.

______

Smith

1-5-

12-10

30c

(year-end)

Socony-Vacuum

$1.55

common

Inc.

12-15

$1.50

11-15

12-10

$$1.25

^
.

11-24

Inc.—

Tobacco,

(quar.),___

12-17

$1.25

11-15

12-10

tl2V2c

Co.

(W.

Co.

J.)

pfd.

1-2-55

11-10

5

12-10

$1

5%

Co

Co.,

Mines,

Oil

(quar.)

preferred D
preferred E

Ltd.,

Steel

Corp.

Gold

Sonotone

:

(R.

&

1-2-55

"

11-15

U5c

(quar.)

$5C

11-24

11-15

fl5c

A

(year-end)

Mfg..

Skelly

12,15

11-

1

12-10

30c

Ltd.

Sloane

—

Inc.

class

__________

Simpson's,

11-16

12-13

12-

lOc

62'/2c

f 28c

■

$1

5%

4y2% prior pfd.
(S., Morgan) Co. (quar.)

40c

Association

Co.

3.70%

4.70%

(Texas)

dividend

Reynolds

4V2%

pfd. B (quar.)

12-15

Extra

$1

Rhinelander

52c

—

4.40%

Sisco

9

1-3-55

$1

Brass,

Metals

Stock

1

re¬

convertible to Nov. 9

Electric,

9

12-

1-3-55

(year-end)

4.05%

Pennsylvania

12-

25C

+5c

Year-end

12-15

12y2c

(s-a)__—

Singer

$1.12'/a

11-15

5%

Pattern

11-19

10%

&

Racing

1-25

(quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)
_—_
(entire issue called for

Corp.

Simplicity

12-15

Common

demption on Nov. 15 at $54.50 per share
Pennroad

Copper

11-30

33c 2-15-55

preferred
pfd.

11-10

2

2

11-25

15c

Sons,

Saw

Sinclair Oil

quarterly

12-28

(stock dividend)__.

conv.

12-

Co.

(H.)

11-19

Corp._

Republic Insurance Co.

25C

plus this dividend)

Simonds

12-

dividend

Stock

11-24

1-3-55

Common

5%

Simon

12-16

.

Aviation

Reynolds

class A

Simmons

10-29

1-3-55

(quar.)___"_

common

(quar.)

Extra

2-15-55

(quar.)_i

Co., common

10-25

4UC

—

2

12-

30c

15c

(quar.)—;

12-

Ltd.

Mines,

Republic

Inc.—

$1.50 preferred

preferred

45c

$25c

(quar.)

4.60%

$4.50

32y2c 2-15-55

preferred

B

1-3-55

(interim)
Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)

50c

Ltd.,

common

12-

11-15

37Vuc

;

preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.,

12V2c

(quar.)

A

Inc.,

Co.,

6%

Renabie

•

Arms

10-15

11-25

,

dividend

$2.25

class

Remington

25c

preferred

Common

participating

11-17
11-19

11-25
1-3-55

30c

5%

2

11-24

1-3-55

(quar.)

(quar.)

Stock

11-18

1

Co.

Signode Steel Strapping Co., com .(increased)

12-15

10%

12-15

10c

12-19

10c

11-24

(quar.)

$1.30

"...

com.

Semi-annual

Gold Dredging, Ltd.—

$1.32

Penn Fruit

Corp.,

11-24

f50c

Extra

50 c

1st pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)

non-cum.

12-1

(quar.)

Controls,

4%

12-10

12-15

f56y*c

dividend

B

Class

11-20

12-20

J30c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Pen

A.)

1

25c

(quar.)
B

12-

22c

_____

Stock

50c

7V2C

(quar.)_

Penn

1

11-1'5

37 >/2c

(quar.)

Pile Co.

(quar.)

luoe

12-

30c

(quar.)_

preferred

—

(quar.)

12-15

V

2%C; 1-2-55

participating preferred

$1

Co.

(quar.)

1

A

,

25c

prior

Packing Co.

Ray-O-Vac

11-30

12-15

Mining, Ltd. (interim)
Bearings Canada Ltd., class A

Extra

11-19

(quar.)

common

____—^___—___—

Class

12-10

12-10

5c

Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4%
pfd. (quar.)____
Oil & Gas Co., class a (quar.)_

}75c

10c

•

50C

(quar.)

(quar.)

1-2-55

65c

12J/2C

(accum.)

Signal

Quemont

Co.

Power

pfd.

Sheller

11-15

12-10

(quar.)

preferred

Extra

1-15

Rath

Pend Oreille Mines & Metals Co
Peninsular Telephone Co., common

7%

11-30

12-17

pieferrea
(W.

U-26

1-2-55

'

11-28

1-3

10c

common

Co

B

Holder 1

3

(quar.)

5%

class

1-

3iy4c

Co.

Machine

When

Payable of Rec.

60c

Corp.,

Gas,

common

Sheaffer

10-15

11-26

Special

,

12-15

60c

Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,

11-26

12-40

(quar.)

Services,

12-10

Quarterly

tl5c

Laundry

1-2-55

11-25

Quebec

11-15

tlOc

Peerless

5

12-15

Qua.cer State uil Reiining Corp.

11-15

1

$40c

.

11-

i—1,0-55

12-20

1

25c

Peerless Cement Corp.

12-1

30c

3

3:c

Consolidated

Palo

•

4y2%

30c'

1-

12-

20c

Ltd

Co.,

5

—

$3c

Corp., com. (reducedi__
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Parkview Drugs, Inc., 35c partic. pfd. (quar.)
Patican

4%

11-

:

12-

•

Parkersburg-Aetna

•

11-30

10-27

1

Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—

iquar.)

B

Class

,

12-23

12-

5c

Pyramid

12-10

$1

A

Class A

25c

(quar.)

11-15

&

Corp.,

$1.25

10-25

62 y2 c

mass

lo.,

Serrick

1.-15

(quar.)

1

Oil

Falls

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Reirigerator

41c
,

12-20

Corp

Sheraton

Park

11-30

3

20c

Pictures Corp. (quar.)
convertible preferred cquar.)

12-23

Share

Co.

—

preferred

$1.04 ya

11-15

(quar.)

preferred

4%

11-30

&

Acceptance

Seminole

12-23

(quar.)

(qua*..*—

common

00.,.

$1.50

(quar.)

Common

5%

1

$1

Oil

$1.25

Paramount

12-

35c

a>4

Consolidated Corp. (year-end
Pacific Western Oil Corp., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Pamour Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Pan American World Airways, Inc
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—

11-15

12-15

$1.02

preferred (quar.)
4.18%
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light

$10

Pactfic Tin

Per

Company

______

Seeger

37V2c

preferred (quar.)
Lumber Co. (quar.)

5'f

Paci.ic

1

Extra

Securities

Seneca

$2

•

12-

26c

$1.25

4.08%

20c
.

11-15

_U-15

(quar.)

15c

Products (quar.)
Coast Mortgage Co. (liquidating) —
Finance Corp. (quar.)
Gas & Electric, 6% preferred (quar.)
Greynounu nuts, com.- (year-end)

1
1

& Gas—

5%

Clay

Pacific

1

1212-

._—

preference common

$1.40

25c

Name of

Sears Roebuck

Mexico—

New

Electric

Service

Public

11-15

1

27c

(quar.)——

A

12-

87>/2C

—-—

(quar.)
of

Payable of Rec.

50c

(quar.)_
._

(quar.)

Co,

preferred

5%

com.

(quar.

preferred

Sei.ice

Public

11-15
11-15

dividend

Stock

preferred

4.16%

11-15

1

12-10

$1.10

(quar.)
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)________—
.___/
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (quar.)
.Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
pacific Can Co. (quar.)

of Indiana,

Co.

4.32%..: preferred

90c

$3.60 preferred

■

(

12-

v;

37 V2c

Share

Name of Company

3Va%

■

12-15

6y4c

Holders
.

J

-

(entire
15 at

When

Per

..

Payable

Public Service

$32 75
Otcer

When

Share

Company

Name of

55

(2127)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

5

12-10
,

27/2c
81

12- 1

15c

12-20

12- 3

11- fl
U- 5

11-18

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56

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

(2128)

.

.

Monday, November 22
1954

.

Vo

.t

r..v)
,.V

t „•

J

'

Extra

Swan-Finch

\V''
vr

Co.

&

(quar.)

of

11-12

12-

1

11-15

12-

1

11-15

-

50c

changed

12-20

$1

1-3-55

12-20

$1.10

1-3-55

12-20

25c

1-3-55

12-10

11-15

U.

S.

Potash

11-29

11-

9

12-15

12-

1

25c

12-15

U.

9

$4.32

Bond & Share,
preferred
(quar.)

Telephone

'I;

5%
Texas

Co.

Texas

Eastern

common

11-15

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)

1-14

,y

Transmission

12-10,

7.3M

Corp.^'-' '"

11-5

(quar.)
—
4.75%
(quar.)
4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)
Texas Fund, Inc. (from income).

1

11-

12-

1

11-

dividend

Stock

Gulf

Sulphur

to

will vote at

held

be

Illinois

Common

Dec.

on

17

on

Valspar Corp.,

Natural

Natural

Texas

Pacific

Van

Norman

11-26

Gasoline

Coal

Van

Raalte

12-15

II-26

Venezuela

11-26

Final

Certificates

of

Glass

Thatcher

Shovel

Thew

Vick

—

"Thor

preferred

11-19

Virginia

3

11-10

Virginia Electric &

12-

dend

"Thorofare

y<'

this

$4.04

preferred

preferred

"Trio

?;

Roofing

Co.

.Extra

(increased

4.25%

Toronto
Tower

Elevators,

Building

Townsend
Trane

Co.

Co.,

New

12-15

11-30

Walker

(Los Angeles)

3

12-

3

12-10

9

iv
A

!l

4%

West

11-17

West Texas

11-30

Western

12-

11-24
12-

Coach

11-

4

12-15

11-15

Western

Ry.

1-12

Western

Real

11-30

12-15

35c

5%

Air

12-15

11-24

Westinghouse

Electric

11-24

Westmoreland.

11-15

Weston

$1.75

12-15

12-1

Weston

12-13

11-30

4%%

12-31
11-30

Stock

12-

1

11-12

25c

12-

2

11-15

White

12-

2

11-15

Metal

Oil

B

Twist

&

1

11-15

12-

1

11-

5

12-

1

11-

5

Willson

25c

12-

1

11-15

Wilson

11-15

Winn

Drill

2

12-

2

class

93%c

Co.

35C

for

(stock
each

!

preferred

37 %c

dividend)

12

12-20
.

11-19
12-10

12-20

12-10

12-

11-

1

12-20

9

11-16

(quar.)

$1

Inc., common

5%

preferred
Artists

(quar.).

preferred

United

$4.50
United

Biscuit

preferred
Board

United

Brick

United

Can

Stock
United

&
&

&

Carton

com.

(quar.)

common

United

Electric

United

Funds,

(quar.)

Corp.

12-10

11-18

7%c

1-

4

H.)

Coal

Co.

(2c

net

Co.,

preferred
Keno Hill

Molasses,
Pacific

com.

Mines, Ltd.

Corp.,

10-30

Extra

11-30

10-30

Yard-Man,

11-20

11-19

12-10

11-24

Yates-

HHH
preferred-Ill

(Participating




"

only,

12-

11-20

3

that

stated

$25.06

12-10

1-3-55

nine

11-26

12-

11-

8

quarter

the

12-

1

11-

8

the

12-

1

11-

8

reflect

12-15

11-30

12-10

Yellowknife

Youngstown

12-22
1-3-55

11-30

11-15

12-

12-31

12-14

12-31

12-14

12-27

12-13

12-24

12-10

1-3-55

12-17

1

11-15

12-

open

to all

amoi

Development Co., Mission Corp., and
regardless of when they may have acquired

Vers!

The offer of exchange is

York

Stock
for

10

on

bnde

the company had
that the new pre¬
when-fssued basis

Exchange

trading

a

§A
5%

stated

the

dividends

to

$2.00

or

these

net income
from

of

value

of

or $2:01
share, for dlhe
based upon

$26,967,000,
per

figures

outstanding

received

book

net

amounted

that
stock

for

cf tl

that the net income of the company

1954

$26,915,000,

common

the

the

shares

parent company

Harr

companies.

The

Sept.' 30i,;1954,

at

Gold

capital expenditures

the

li

cf

30, vJ.954,

Sept.

at

subsidiary

the

Rgre<

were

first
1954 were
$41,123,000 as compared with $32,044,000
1953 period.
The capital expenditures for the third
were
$16,671,000 as compared with $11,611,000 for
that

and

!

won

of

were

ai

for the

Whit

Horn

quarter

the
of

This

of

1953.

accelerated

the

These

exploratory,

Company,

he

(&

and subsidiaries

in

developmnt,

said.—V.

Roofing Co., Inc.

company

increases

W.

I

Alex.

180,

expenditures

capital

expansion

and

Each

pro¬

Heyr

1542.

p.

Kobe
-V.

Subs.)—Earnings Up—

report for the 40 weeks ended Oct. 9,

T

1954, net income of $1,473,676

or $3.19 per share on 462,126 shares of
outstanding.
There is included in
this figure non¬
recurring capital gains of $1,127,485 after provision for taxes which is

equivalent
period

Sec

stock

common

to

of

$2.44

share.

per

$346,191

There

equivalent

to

was

Tt

this

operating profit for

an

Nov.

which compares
with a net profit of $307,722 or 67 cents per common share for the
corresponding period ended Oct. 10, 1953 on the same number of shares.
Net sales for the 10 periods ended Oct. 9, 1954 were $8,592,754 com¬
pared with $8,701,823 during the corresponding period of 1953.—V. 180,
cents

75

83,33

share

per

tale

12-15

12-

3

12-15

12-

3

12-10

11-15

12-15

12-

1

$1.25

12-15

12-

1

chasi

2-21-55

1-31

from

12-10

11-30

1-

$1.06 %

3

12-13

5c

11-30

11-19

12-31

12-20

35C

12-

1

11-22

30c

11-12

10-29

37 %c

12-

11-

$1.50

1-31-55

(quar.)

(s-a)J
common

1

1

1-14

90c

12-

1

11-15

15c

(quar.)

12-15

11-30

Indus.)
preferred (quar.)_

12-

1.37%

(quar.)

31 %c

1

11-15

11-30

30c

11-12
11-12

W.)

3

11-17

12-

1

11-10

12-

9

for

Tobacco & Allied StocKs, Inc.—To Vote on
The

6%

$2.50

12-

1

to

1-

3

11-19

12-

1

11-19

12-

11-22

decided

15

corporation

unanimously

dissolved.

be

The

corporation

plans

to

the

stockholders

in

to
of

due

capital

this

of

corporation

1954.—V.

177, p.

1199.

•

Trane

Co.—Increased

Sales

Speed Building Program
addition was recently announced

Mines,

12-14

11-

12-31

12-10

50c

12-31

12-10

xLess

40c

12-31

12-10

y Previous

50c

12-31%

12-10

Steel

Co.

not

closed

1-3-55

12-20

line

2-1-55

1-20

12-

1

11-15

12-31

25c

1-3-55

12-15

(s-a)

14c

1-17-55

12-15

(quar.)

75c

12-15

11-12

25C

1-15

(quar.)

12-

1

dividend

operation

units and

In
an

t

v»..uuiuU

tax

British

15%;

income

Jamaica

ucuuLiiuic

at

bue

ouuiuc.

which

includes

the

wake

address

of

to

this

the

announcement,

more

reasons

He

New

than

why the

new

now

said

York

the

a

has

Society
1953,

1954

1S46

company

addition

has

that

air

remote

C.

and/or record date is

indicated here.

The

corrected

Tl

—V.

L
Se

These

Analysts 011
increased 229%

sales have

should

hit

figures

$50,000,000,

or

about

indicative of the

are

has been expanding its production areas.

50,000

square

area.
The conv
production area.—

feet of working

total of about 915,000 square feet of

XJ

*31

Erof;

^pr'
Depi
All.sc

Bede

nun-

payment

Ches

in
Oct. •1°.

180, p. 1656.

The

Incorrect.

A

cped

the

Calif.—Files—
notification with the SEC

Transport Indemnity Co., Los Angeles,
was

j

conditioning

President, said

Minard,

of Security

Trane

sales

figure.

D.

tax 7%.

tax.

date

former

the

1954, that between 1946 and

V.

tax.

income

published

voa

resident

tax.

on

ventilators, sales of which have increased greatly in

unit

$45,500,000.

panv

non-residents'
resident

€&yn

f

past year.

12^1

for this

0

matt

casii

sistently expanding air conditioning and refrigeration lines.
According to E. E. Hallander, Works Manager, this additional pro¬
duction area is needed primarily to
permit a more integrated, production

260%

Door

Pr

for
en

tag:

11-19

20c

I

Ltd.

Bree

The completion of another new plant
by this company to facilitate the fabrication and distribution of its con¬

12-20

12 %c

Bear

Tu

tlan
*nd

was

1

25c

I
I

Co

Eree'

course.

$3,000,000.
At the
present
time the
asset
value, without deduction for taxes on un*
realized
appreciation,
is
approximately
$11,500,000.
Most of the
appreciation was derived from the corporation' investment in Benson
and
Hedges, which was acquired in 1941.
The Benson and Hedges
stock
was
exchanged for stock of Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.
original

1-3-55

50c

Inc.

Machine

man'

portfolio

25c

II

(quar.)

The

felt

securities in kind so
comply with Section 333 of the
the
plan of dissolution will be

distribute

as
practicable.
It also plans
Internal Revenue Code.
Details

to

board

J>ear

I

Co.

owns

propose

►

far

sent

The

to

prefer¬

10-26

aate

Nov.

on

the

dissolve.

The

Less

that

11-15

13c

Dissolution

to stock¬
that the
present laws taxing corporate dividends and the fact that the corpora¬
tion is a personal holding company under the tax law make it wise
directors

early in

Ltd.—

Co.,

receipts

basis

Or

holders

10-29

(quar.)

&

deposit

1

12-

50c

(quar.)

12-

32 %c

3%

Co.

Co.

comr

litie,<

p. 766.

The

Wood

preferred

•Transfer books

a

1954

third

gram

3

5

to

also

necessary

11-24

1

of

$50,0
000

stockholders

incorporation

Mission

He

share,

similar

cumulative
carry

with

of

all

of

whic:

to

months

figures

per

$1.20

for

»T

being
basis, all

are

1954.

16,

that

months

12-15
1

the

holdings

The

of

admitted

period.

including

He

for

(quar.)

W.)

American

45c

.

participating

and

common

(Rudolph)

$1

common

10-29

Oif-Corp.,

Comi

approved

New

be

shares

4.3

adopted the plan of
than Mission Devel¬

share-for-share

a

Cumi

(EST), Dec. 8, 1954.
President, also announced that

the

nine

and

$1.25

Monthly

5%d

(interim)

1

903.

p.

50c

Wurlitzer

T.

Ltd.

1

25c

UOc

(interim)

12-

50c

Extra

12-

11-16

12-

174,

p.m.

compared

13,433,299

62 %c

:

$1.06 y4

(quar.)

11-15

1

by

on

stock

value.

par

Corp.,

3:30

Nov.

1953

1

(monthly)

invest¬

(quar.)

similar

12-20

Oil

will

first

share,

12-

t$1.12%

_

11-30

11-15

If

25c

Extra

12-21

11-30

12-28

the

25c

Monthly

Monthly

11-30

12c

per

25c

(quar.)

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.

from

for

12-28

50c

Mfg., 5% prior preferred (s-a)
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.) Co.—

25c

(quar.).

12-15

50c

registered

ence

7

11-15

3

12-

exchange,

Staples, further announced

1

1-

40c

(s-a)

preferred

5%%

Governor

60c

(quar.)

Fund

Co.,

convertible

tlQc

(quar.)

2,

?5c

Corp.

(See Gar

American

11-30

11-28

Inc.—

Science

Non-cm.

1-15

25c

ment inc. and 10c from securities
profits)
United Gas Improvement

United

1

Mr.

12-

$3

(quar.)

Industries,

5%

Ltd., class B

Elastic

United

(G.

15c

United

United

11-16

1

25c

(quar.)

Special

4%%

12-

12-

$1.12%

Corp.

dividend

Corps.,

United

12-15

above.—V.

stockholders, other
Pacific Western

certificate

Staples,

commencing

J25c

(quar.)__

(F.

25c

T.

to

than

until

stock

75c

WPrumbo

(s-a)

Glass,

(Gar)

Woodall

11-15

incr(

Exchange Bank, successor

and

of recapitalization.
other

advised

1-2-55

20c

preferred

Dessauer Co.

Woolworth

11-15
11-15

E/

tt T

15c

7%

preferred

&

5%

1

$1.31 V4

Grocery Co.

preferred

3.60%

Wood

12-

1-2-55

Inc

Electric Power Co.,

(F.

$1.25

America,
(quar.)

ferred

(quar.)

Hlrsch,

Woolworth

1

been

11-19

40c

Wisconsin

6%

Corn

approved

common

$25

the

Western

David

11-19

of

to

stock,

11-15

_•

Bankshares

Woodward

12-

their

1-15-55

stock

plan

Pacific

5c

&

11-10

12-15

12-15
11-18

Monthly

11-10

Circuit—

of

Tile

Lovett

11-12

12-15

3

3

95c

preferred B

$4.25

12-

$1.12%

(quar.)

Co.

Co.,

11-24

25c

(quar.)

Theatre

&

Winter

Wolf

the

1-

$1.10

(quar.)

tiiod<

through

2022.

p.

Co.

15

the

Corp.,

their

of

stockholders

12-

15c

Products
&

12-

1

12-10

1

1

(quar.I

$1.25

2

out

12-

1

Co

Co.

11-19

50c

4%%

Oil

12-10

5%

11-15

1

(nuar. >

12 %c

Products, Inc

11-22

$1.50

(quar.)

convertible

Wood

held.

dividend

Lines,

12-10

35c

(quar.)

A

T

(quar.)—~

Corp., common
(quar.)

Aircraft

12-

12-15

amendments

12-

(quar.)

common

Ibean

15c

Wilcox

12-15

preferred

12-

;

Wisconsin

(quar.)

Oil,
Co.

Car

Aircraft

Air

11-16

12-

1

1

11-15

t$1.10

Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine—
5% convertible preferred A (s-a)

12-

1

11-

12-

Corp. q(uar.)

11-

50c

(quar.)—

A

share

new

United

Blake

5%

11-

1

11-30

part

Tilo

& Sons,

180,

Mfg.

whereby

opportunity

11-22

$1

(quar.)

Chemical

of

Nov.

on

Mission

12-

100%

Co.,

Corn.

11-26

the

any

25c

(quar.)

(year-end)

preferred
(C.)

Co.

or

50c

(quar.)

Wickes

1

1

20c

(quar.)

11-15

$1.25

given

(quar.)

11-17

California—

of

(quar.)

Union

United

1

1

Extra

2

12-

$1

Mfg. Co.

Tank

Stock

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Sulphur

Class

United

Motor

514%

50c

—

Co.

Union

5%

(Kansas)

preferred

One

12-

11-

12-

11-22

was

preferred

Paper Co.

Whitney
62 %c

11-15

opment

5c

dividend

Whitman

t30c

6%

Corp.

Whltaker

37 %c

Ltd.,

System

Year-end

United

Whirlpool

1-15
12-15

$1.25

5%

pfd. (quar.)
Carbon Corp. (quar.)

&

preferred

Union

redeemable

redemption,

Y.—V.

Salt

stockholders

recapitalization

75c

(extra)

Redemption-

Va'<

(Geo.), Ltd.—

$3

$1.12%

B

Inc.

Electric Instrument

50c

Gas

$3.75

preferred

1

2%c

■Special

Union

3.80%

11-19

12-

for

Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—Recapitalization Voted
The

11-12

(s-a)

com.

for

office

N.

Pennsylvania

11-12

$1.25

Corp.,

the

York,

1

I—

11-26

at

New

1

25c

Year-end

11-30

made

see

1

$4

Co.

called

has

company

12-

_

Brake

plan
comj

12-

_

(s-a)

fend

1959.

50c

(quar.)_.

Westlnghouse

12-28

12-

50c

4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(Toronto), common

P

Bl

(I. P.) Thomas & Son Co., Camden, N. J.—Sale-

8

11-18

Stationery—

preferred

two

Cf

11-12

(quar.)

Trustees

11-24

1*5-55

1,

$1.25

Alabama

12-15

7%c

cont

25c

Co..

Estate

and

7-15
11-

1

t$1.20

Western Tablet &

40c

.

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Carbide

Union

of

properties

1

12-10

(quar.)
Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)

11-24

development of its proved
nonproducing properties.

half

trustee,

12-11

(quar.)

gtd.

Pf

exploratory

will be

1-3-55

Auto Supply Co.

25c

Corp., class A
(stock dividend)

Union

9

40c

Western

2-1-55

12-

12-10

75C

—

(s-a)

50C

Co.,

Inc..

12-

25c

$4 pfd.

tive

pora
in
i

ncti\

62 Vic

(quar.)

7

12 %c

(quar.)

preference
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Unit,
6%
pfd.
(accum.)
Inc., common (quar.)____

Acceptance,

"5%

Preferred

Western

100%
25c

1

12-21

Utilities

the

the company, Lamar Fleming, Jr., W. gtewart
and others transferred various producing and non-producing oil

its

25c

common

Assurance Co.

of

the sinking fund,
on
Jan. 1,
1955, $517,000 principal amount of general and refunding
mortgage 37/8% bonds, series E, due July 1, 1985. Payment, at 10214%
of the principal amount plus accrued interest to the redemption date,

11-23

12-23

(quar.)

Jersey & Seashore RR.

11-17

1

and
of

The

11-23

12-20

—_

Co.,

balance

Texas & Pacific Ry.—Partial

11-23

12-20

(quar.)—

preferred (quar.)
West Indies
Sugar Corp.

25c

Arrow

12-20

(extra)

& Snowdrift Co.,

Oil

The

loans.

the organization of

$1.13

preferred

Disinfecting

assumed

11-23

(increased)

common

roar

use

12-20

20c

Services

$50

long,

will

repay the
proceeds will be

35c

$5

conv.

Tin ton

Co.,

Jet

1

dividend)

(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)

Corp.,

prior

Uarco,

&

convertible

Welex

West

1

11-15

11-30

30c

(stock

Trust

Union

i'r

12-

12-10

t20c

Corp.

Products

Twin

-t

11-13r

12-30

*

Building

Twin

'

11-19

11-27

56 %C

preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on Dec. 2 at $52.25 per share
plus this dividend. Convertible to Dec. 2

iV

11-24

12-10

12-

(quar.)

City 12th
Tung-Sol Electric,

■

Weeden

12-15

new

it

to

11-17

135c

(resumed)———
Products Co

Screw

12-

(quar.)_

series A pfd.

Extra

.»'

Wayne

financing

1

Co.

25c

True Temper

5%

11-24

Co.

a

is

company's general funds and will
be used for such
purposes as
the directors may determine, such as further

5%

Motor

Pump

25C

Trunkline Gas,

i

12-15

t5c

(Initial)-

Tudor

f*

Waukesha

Wayne

Wesson

(quar.)

Radio

4ȣ %
*

!

9

11-10

present

12-

t31!4c

(quar.)

common

com

11-19

(quar.)
Corp.

the

the

1

dividend

Stock

9

12-

$1.14

Insurance, com. (quar.)
Troy & Greenbush RR., class A (s-a)

L

12-

Co.,

Petroleum

$1.06%

;—

Universal

KTtalty

3
3

11-30

30c

Year-end

Treesweet

11-

D.)

such bank indebtedness by
further- anticipates
that

from

12-

Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)—

—

Quarterly

Tremont

(S.

preferred

proceeds

Dec.

62 %c

pfd.

ove

the company
organizers of the

11-19

1

$1.05

conv.

100
ger

properties
certain

1

(quar.)_—

A
$3

of

12-

.

class

its

indebtedness

11-15

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.,

of

acquisition

bank

12-

Corp. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.),

(Northam),

of

3

Mines.

Co.

&

Warren

11-

5c

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. (quar.)
'Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.—

Trav-Ler

Amulet

Walgreen

11-30

12-15

30c

(quar.)

—

Ltd.

common

common

Manufacturing

gro

price

12-

8-1-55

preferred

Vogt

4

offering

12-15

37 %c

6%

12-15
10-

2

Ha]

be

under¬

15%c

—

(quar.)_

(quar.)

12-

to

Boyle,

1-15

75c

N.Y.)

<

Ltd

Corp.,

112 Vic

In

4-18

1-3-55

public

to

an

gas leases to the company in exchange for 565,000 shares of its
capital stock. In addition to these shares, now outstanding, the underwriters have purchased, at lc per option, 63,250 options to
acquire a
like
number
of
shares
of
capital stock at $5.25 per share up to

(quar.)—

common

The

Nov

on

stock

through

and

5-2-55

15c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Mines,

11-16

2-1-55

12 %c

.

(quar.)

preferred

12-15

37 %c

Co.—

Silver

27c

r

37 %C

31 %c

(quar.)

I

preferred

4.56%
Torbit

11-16

(quar.)

50c

Edison

'Toledo

1

(quar.)

31%c

(quar.)

B

Quarterly
Corp.

12-

preferred

30c

(quar.)

Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Tokhcim

25c

preferred

Warren

quar.)

Trust Co.

&

11-12

6%

divl

a

(quar.)

(initial series)

Bearing Co.

Guarantee

"Title

11-12

6%

25c

—

Roller

Timken

11-17

2

11-

$4.50

'Thrifty Drug Stores Co. (quar.)
'

1
2

12-

11-15

$1

preferred

preferred

drilling
drilling

1212-

11-30

5%

non-convertible

corporate

I

35c

common

conv.

12-10

12-10

50c

dividend

5%

12-20

12-

time.

5%

1-14

12-15

Warren

Markets,

1

(quar.)

Ry.,

capital

the

1

2-

5%

(quar.)
pay

added

12-

$2

(quar.)_.

$5 preferred

Virginian

of

22 %C

(quar.)

$4.20

11-24

,ure

E;

the

with

the

of

remainder

40c

com.

:J sec

"

' -

$3,123,750

11-15

$1.25

11-10
11-24

5

SEC

$1.01

3

•

Stock

11-15

65C

Co.,

Power

12-16

W'aite

again decided not to

at

11-15

1

25c

—

par

the

37 %c

12-16

Corporation—

Directors

if

1

12-

25c

$1

with

securities

Company.

&

company. It plans to refinance
term
loan
of
$1,000,000
and

12-

Texas.

connection

In

11-24

in

$2,123,750

preferred (quar.)
Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Dare,
Ltd.,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)

Virginia

*

if

assumed

located

40c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Inc.—
(initial)

common

4%

10-28

5%

Corp.,

11-19

Products,

New

11-18

12-10

$1.06%

(quar.)

12-

25c

Corp. (stock dividend)
"Thorn a st on
Mills
(quar.)
Thompson Electric Welder (quar.)
New

Co.

$1.70

"Thtokol Chemical

Thompson

11-22

-

50c

————

—

Chemical

Allen

12-15

(year-end)
(Cuba)—

Inc.

by

11-20

(quar.)

ri s

x8oi

Texas—Registers With

its

of

speculative

012-31

.

Co.

$1.70

sub. shs. (yr.-end)

Mfg. Co.,

Co.

Syndicate,

12-15

35c

—

int

prop,

Steel

v.

underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company was organized under Delaware law on Nov. 3, 1954
to
engage primarily in the business of exploring, acquiring interests in
developing and operating oil and gas properties. Its properties are

11-10

(quar.)
pfd. (s-a)

(quar.)

headed

shares

as

$1.50

(quar.)—

52^

16,664

The

25c

pfd.

and

781,243 barrels-

and

1%

Co.

12-15

2%%

—...

Pacific Land Trust,

Texas

(quar.)

3

group

sale

public

20c

(quar.)

Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., 50c class A
Vinco

(stock div.)

Co.

11-

700,000

covering

for

125c

dividend

Stock

Pipeline—

Corp.

Oil

&

5

(quar.)

Co.

preferred

Vanadium-Alloys

25c

'

Extra

Gas

1

11-

$4 convertible
Co.
(quar.)

11-26

12-15

director's

a

12-

12-10

-

condensate

were

registration statement

a

$1.75

-y.

l4,rv.

Co., 4%%

convertible

90c

9

12-10

12-15

12-13

75c

1954,

writing

2

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.

(quar.)

Texas

l/'

1

special meeting

a

12-

17,

Etal

[d1*11

Exchange Commission—

filed

company

offered

Universal Winding Co.—

basis.

for-one

,r

Insurance

Pictures

$1

(quar.)

Oil Co.

Universal

Universal

proposal to split the shares on a three-

Texas

Stores

Universal Consol.

12-15

3

12-13

i"
(extra)-,—.
Corp.; $6 preferred (quar.)..

12-10

1-

11-22

Corp.

5

12-

3

11-22

12-11

12 %c

(quar.),..
Ltd

This

12-15

12-11

.

and

Net sales of plant products

11-15

1

1-3-55

Corp.,

35c

75c

;\.f.

Steel

Stockyards

12-

12-30

12-

$2

common

of oil

barrels

1,317,982

were

gas.

Texam Oil & Gas Co., Houston,

50c

■

■i.

at.

After

1

1

62 %C

—

(quar.)

11-12

12-15

1-

preferred

United

1212-

•A

5,790,671 barrels of oil and condensate and
32,972 46q
providing for all payments due from production

were

Securities and

(quar.)

Corp.,

,

5

11-

—

12-15

of

C0V€

the company

30,

gas.

sales

T]

by

1542.

p.

12-15

of

mcf.

Co.—

(quar.)
(quar.)..

A

common

Corp.

15c

Stockholders

ft

11-

1

11-26

$1.24

Extra
Texas

1

12-

$1.35

preferred (quar.).
4.96% preferred (quar.)—
Texas Gulf Producing Co.
(quar.)
5.40%

J':

12-

25c

(quar.)_

common

7%

5

5c

series

Co.,

Steel

S.

net

20c

$1

preferred

Sugar

United

5

2%

Transmission,

Gas

Texas

11-19
12-16

10c

1st

United

12-

$1.37%
$1.183/4
$1.12%

preferred
preferred

5.50%

U.

f

«*/

35c

(quar.-)—4^—W-

'■Common

12-10

1-3-55

mcf.

11-19

45c

Lithograph

&

Sept.

nine months

12-13

(quar.)

preference

S.

3

12-13

Extra

5

11-

75c

iVi-

U.

3

12-

1-2-55

(quar.)

Rubber

S.

8%

4

I-

12-10

75c

——

U.

11-15

12-15

25c

.

(Cleveland)

Terminal Tower

'Vv

(quar.)

12-

3

1-

$1

—-——,——

Printing

5%

& Fenn Co.—
convertible preferred

Taylor

V::

Co.

Common

I 4 ?
i

S.

12-

12-24

75c

Card Co

Extra

11-

27c

Extra

Playing

3

20c

Tampax, Inc. (quar.)

S.

U.

11-29

3

12-24

with

and

effective

of

As

$1

U.

12-

12-14

22 %c

preferred (s-a)
(quar.)

Pipe & Foundry Co.

Extra

30c

1

$1.75

(quar.)
(N. J.), 4%%

U. S. Lines Co.

1

Par value to be

3-1 split.

become

$1

(quar.)

ccmmon

J |ncr

the Gas company.
The merger is expectPfi ^
the end of the year.
u 10
owned an interest in 2,082 oil anri
wells, equal to 1,713 full-interest wells, and 320 injection wells
Thpo
wptp
1fi9. Q94 'anrM nf nrnHiir.inP"
??
were nn
on
102,924 acres of producing lpaspholds
leaseholds. Orncc e.d«r, during th?
Gross sales

pany

1-

>\ 000.

(Continued from page 15)
into

12-14
12-28

$1.75

preferred

11-13

S.

12-14

1-11
1-18

$4

3

12-

12-31

5%

stock.

class B

Extra

7%

12-14

50c

(quar.)

Gypsum 'Co.,

S.

1-

50c

payable in

12-28

1-11

Expi

'■i pold

Investment News

12-14

1-18

40C

dividend

12-31

40C

-.—-———----—-

t4c

$7)

to

U.

11-17

50c

preferred

7%

1

5%

stock.

B 'U

Stock

11-30

12-

22 %c

convertible

Year-end

1

12-

1-2-55

Co.

Casualty

Class

share

each

for

stock

S.

45c

Year-end

12-15

60c
;

common

to effect

held
4.;'

12-17

10c

—

(quar.)

shares

.r«'.
4

Oil

preferred

2nd

Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.40 convertible preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
Tampa
Electric Co. (stock dividend)
(two

r

,;,v!

11-12

7

1-

50c

Satiierland Paper Co.

Swift

11-26

37 %c

(increased quar.)
Corp., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)

yt*' '

W

'lH

11-24

5c

Extra

4%

11-24

12-10

5c

(quar.)

12-10

25c

—-——

—-—•——

& Die Co.

Superior Tool

(N. Y.)—
preferred (s-a)
U. S. Foil Co., class A
Stock dividend payable in class B

U.

25c

(increased quar.)

Portland Cement

Superior

Dn

General Corporation and

Payable of Rec.

Share

of Company

Holders

When

Per
Name

Payable of Rec.

Share

of Company

Name

Holder1

When

Per

"V

company

covering

14,230

on

Nov.

shares

9
of

filed

a

capital

letter

of

stock

(par

subscription by stockholders of record Nov.

$10)

20, 1954

to

be

offered i

at 420 per

share

Ne

Com;
-V.

Number 5379

[Volume 180

.

.

(2129) 57

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

■1

expire

i
i

'I

United

basis of one new share for each five shares held; rights to
Dec. 20, 1954. Any remaining unsubscribed shares may be

the

Dn

on

at $23.50, but aggregate amount will not exceed $300,be no underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
capital and surplus. .

sold to affiliate
poo. There will
increase

corporation on Nov. 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
overing 5,000,000 shares of common stock (par 1 cent) to be offered
,t 5 cents per share through Weber Investment Co., Ogden and Provo,
itah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to
ining operations.
The

hey
the

460

Trusteed Funds,

ion,

522

Commission—

fure

Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.— Preferred

Joy.

—

& Co. Inc. headed an underwriting
group which offered publicly on Nov. 18 a new issue of
100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, 4.3%
series of 1954, at par ($50 per share). This offering was

ier-

rice
to

,

Stock Offered

oversubscribed.

in.
are

,

.

,

United States Plywood Corp.—Proposed
This

share of. preferred stock , is convertible into 1.74 shares of
stock at the option of the holder prior to Dec. 1, 1964 and
redeemable at prices ranging from $52 through Dec. 1, 1956, to
$50
after
Dec. 1, 1965.
The issue carries a 3%
non-cumulative
market fund, operative during the first 10 years, and a 3% cumula¬
tive sinking fund thereafter.

mg-

the

tory
rat
oil

its

corporation

BUSINESS—The

dera

products

electrical

$nd

in

manufactures

its

five

in

and

annual

signals;

all-glass

;:|j

wood.

Nov.

on

that the

12

directors

Asso¬

of

preferred stock and 276,000 shares of
Plywood Corp.
Fir plywood plants in Oregon with

value,

par

of

United

has

two

States

Douglas

of

approval

the

transaction

stockholders,
stockholders to

Associated's

by

U.
S.
Plywood
will
call
a
special
meeting
of
its
authorize the proposed new preferred stock.—V. 180, p.

two

$28,103,964 and net earnings

sales were

sealed

$31.25

;

Authorized

.

)ted

series

4.3 %

of

6,000

shares of common stock (no
Nov. 16 by Lee Higginson Corp. at

of
on

per

150,000
75,000

Which

all

$50,000 principal

ative

all

amount on June

and

}Of this

Hired

Version

bnder

the

the

Option

Stock

Plan.

all of the 26,280 shares of preferred stock of the
outstanding on Oct. 2, 1954 is converted into com¬
As of Nov. 15. 1954, all except 793 shares
series of 1952 has been so converted.

§ Assuming

pre-

5%

series

of the

pany

that

of

stock

mon

1952

the

of

5%

per

'the

underwriters

of

1954

stock

preferred

have

below

named

Shares

Shares

pany

Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.

first

Stroud

10,000

Blair

Goldman,

1954,

22,000

The First Boston Corp

es.

10,000
10,000

Shuman,

Sachs

&

Co._;

White. Weld & Co

,000

Hornblower

well

bird

W.

tor¬

E.

Hutton

Alex.

tures

&

180,

Securities

The

Crowell,

3,000

Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.

can

is

This

corporation

filed

a

registration

Nov.

oares

the
ares,

common

and

at

public offering price of $30 per unit. Selected Secu¬
rities, Inc., the underwriter, will offer the securities on a "best efforts"

com*

180,

a

basis and will receive

selling commission of $5.40 per unit.

a

ockthe

Arizona

Harness

man's Park.

ora-

The

breeders, Inc.,

wise

and

will

the

hold

Breeders,

be

a

was

is

in

horse

constructing

process of
track located

the

one-mile

a

13 miles

a

new

permit issued to Phoenix

racing meet under the

thorium

the
ison

financing will

be

used

in

the

amount of

dges

& Rubber Co.—New

Development—

new

hot.and chilled water heating and cooling system providing
r[_^r~rouncl air conditioning at a startlingly low price has been develr?' by
company's engineers, it was announced on Nov. 13 by
(r!i le,v s- Staekpole, General Sales Manager of the Heating and Cool-

con*

soy installed

tion

v•

.evolutionary Unarco "Dual-Vector,"
180.

p.

in existing

Mr. Staekpole said, is as
wet-heat structures as it is in new buildings.

1212.

[ling

1 in

See

Sunray

Oil

18,

above.—V.

180,

p.

p.

the

3
0

Months Ended
it

2022.

from

om*
a.—

operations before depletion

epjetjon

taxes

Net
for

are

Cnm "

on

misc. deductions (netl
income

income

1<9,

p.

$926,842

339,585

348,031

Dr7,068

Crl0,118
223,200

at end of period—

928.




being

is

and

elected

employee

active

an

the

of

Secretary of the company

and had served

have

called

been

as

Trust

for

sinking

interest.

accrued

board

the

being

is

from

company

1902

He had held this

in 1947.

until
post

1927.—V. 179, p. S28.

director since

a

redemption

22 William

Co.,

Dec.

on

1954

1,

of
100%
Bank
1140.

$33,835

debentures due June 1, 1971 at
will
be
made
at
the City

fund

Payment

St.,

York,

New

Y.—V.

N.

172,

p.

Corp.—Earnings

Sharply—

Up

Outstanding

At

in the

there

are

production

Net

earnings

♦Earnings

1879.

in

"Net

Sales

$4.12
1954.

Other

and

3,589,475
$2.34

6,324,402

—

at Sept. 30,

„

Income"

for

period

the

1954 is the amount of $2,376,281 applicable to a defense

Sept. 30,

facturing

7,017,974

share___

common

NOTE—Included

the

for

104,957,773
7,418,281

*___

shares outstanding

on

115,965,529

114,459,238

other costs

and

__

per

♦Based

$

.

127,801,614

income

sales, admin,
Provisions for taxes on income

1952

years

Costs"

and there is included in
production costs of such sales.

related

the

1953,

and

"Man-

of other defense mate¬
amount of $2,937,194
payments
amounting to $2,554,462 have been received.
No amounts have been
included
to
date for sales, costs, or earnings
for recoverable costs
under such letter of intent.
1952,

During

letter of intent for production

a

rials

was

executed.

Costs

have

been

incurred

to Sept.

producing

no

representation
thorium will be subsequently

general area and
or

in Elko County,

mining and

time

this

other

and

Manufacturing,

contract

17,500,000 shs.

-1953

1954
$

sales

ended

FINANCING

PRESENT

TO

STOCK

PROPOSED

no

meeting

in

expenses

30,

to

be

the

against

1954

which progress

directors

DIVIDEND—The

shareholders

the

of

and

held

have

14,

Dec.

called

1954

to

a

special

vote

on

$365,729

677,920

677,920

_

a

increase in the authorized
common
stock from 2,000,000
shares to 4,000.000 shares. On condition that the shareholders approve
proposed

y

(& Subs.)—Sales and Income Up—

proposed increase, the board has likewise declared a 100% stock
payable in common stock on Dec. 31, 1954 to shareholders
at the close of business 011 Dec. 14, 1954.—V. 180. p. 2023.

5,863,397

4,109,032

$2,468,727

$1,939,200

1,430,915
$1.73

_____

________

1,418,250
$1.37

—

Earnings per .share—
Net

income

1953,

The

current

the

for

year

does

not include $739,501

the three months ended
(55 cents per share).—V. 179, p. 2645.

comparable

$786,996

was

figure

lor

Nave, director of service, has been elected President of the
Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., to succeed L. M. Hart who will con¬

Henry J.
White

tinue

<52 cents
United
Sept. 30,

director of the Canadian subsidiary.—V.

a

as

& Lovett Grocery

Winn

share) of foreign income which has not been remitted to the

per

States.

President of Canadian Unit—>4f

White Motor Co.—New

6,048,232

——

—

record

$20,042,858 $19,672,486

_:

—

of

1953

1954

30—

________

outstanding

1918.

Co.—Current Sales Increased

1954—20 Wks.—1953
$19,163,437 $16,658,793 $92,295,078 $79,878,543

Sales

180,

180, p.

1954—4 Wks.—1953

Period End. Nov. 13—

Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bids Nov. 23—

1918.

p.

company

opening

The

on

common

shares

10

11

a.m.

N. Y., for the

record

of

Nov.

23

to

are

be

given

before Dec. 8 for the abovementioned 600,000
(par $10) on the basis of one new share for
(with an oversubscription privilege).

or

held

the offering

STATEMENT

COMPARATIVE

Operating
Net

—V.

984,830

5,999,980
$2.27

common

1,122,537

outstand.

5.999,980

5,441,034

share
1817.

$0.19

for

com.
p.

12,693,993
10,422,638

15,903,261
13,631,906

795,550

shrs.

per

180,

1,311,817

preferred—

avail,

Earns,

$0.15"

*

5,441,034
$1.92

after

letter

notification

of

shares

of

common

not

to

(par

$6,000)

exceed

with

filed

was

stock

the selling stockholder.—V.

$10)

the
to

SEC on

be

offered

for the account
180, p. 671.

Frederick

sale of products

Income

from

before

Reserve

Net

for

Federal

Federal

—

taxes on

taxes

on

Dividends paid

♦Earnings per

income—

income

income

♦After

basis,

same

smaller

quarter of

-

S.

or

deducting dividends

shares of common stock.—V.

on

$170,770

,

179, p. 2188.

80,645
9,475
$0.50

were

$2.15 per share on the 4,214,912 shares
1953. Earnings for the third quarter of 1954, on
41 cents per share compared with 39 cents for
of shares outstanding at the end of the third

number

to G. W. Van Derzee, President,
Sept. 30, 1954, was increased by

months ended
in

tax

income

pally

provision of

$751,200 or

settlement of income

to

which

reserve

a

items and

amounted to $2.00 per
stock now outstanding. This

$1,203,048,

1953.

According

tions
In

had

tax

liability

established

been

net income for the 12
nonrecurring reductions "
per share, due princi¬

16 cents

by

for

charges

prior years and
to income

in

for

those

Net

transportation property and $405,900 resulted from
income tax liability.

other reduc¬

in

third

the

amounted

$311,800

to

quarter of

cents

4

$165,600

per

this year,
approximating 7

quarter

of

nonrecurring tax reductions
cents per share and, in the

1953, such reductions amounted to $150,000, approxi¬
share.
Further credits to income tax provision
will continue throughout the last quarter of

per

month

1954.

1953
$2,551,030
302,017
167,000
$135,017

112,903
9,475
$0.39
preferred stock and based on 322,580

declared on common stock—
declared on preferred stock—
common share—
or

338,770
168,000

of

non-recurring

such

excluding

of common

earnings of

with

outstanding Sept. 30,

third

1954
$2,046,331

also

dividends

stock

4,635,058 shares

the

compares

enger

Co.—Quarterly Net Higher—

Quarter Ended Sept. 30—

ago.

a

income for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1953. was in¬
creased by nonrecurring income tax reduction of $3,938,700 or 93 cents
per
share, of which $3,532,800 resulted from a substantial loss sus¬
tained in 1952 by the transportation subsidiary in the sale of its pass¬

Nov. 4 covering
at the market

of

year

preferred
on

this company and its subsiidaries, ex¬
reductions, was $10,479,090 for the 12
This compares with $10,264,220 lor the

of

tax

1954.

earnings,

share

years.

Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Files With SEC—
A

ended

months

Consolidated

$6,964,826 $93,657,667 $83,152,364

$7,987,627

revenues

before

1954—12 Mos.—1953

Sept. 30,

ended

the

EARNINGS

OF

1954—Month—1953

Period End. Oct. 31—

Common

months

income

non-recurring

of

the

made.

net

Consolidated

clusive

the

stock

subscription price is to be determined shortly before

The
is

to

up

12

stockholders

right to subscribe
of

bids

bids.

of

common

shares

receive

will

Broad St., New York,

11

735,

Electric Power Co.—Earnings—

Wisconsin

1EST1 on Nov. 23 at
purchase from it of
600,000 shares of common stock (par $10), plus any shares, not more
than 60,000, that may be acquired by the company in stabilizing before
The

Room

Dividends paid

$177,841

"'W"1C

jmmon shares outstanding
v-

"

106,600

depreciation—

was

as

years

subordinated

Net

for

3,394,670

Income

1954

de¬

$631,094

and

tp' lncome and
eral
3EC

and

preciation

Cass

Mr.

to

Whirlpool

of

1954

Oct. 31—

a

four

355.

Companies—Quarterly Earnings

Coal

as

Western Newspaper Union—Partial Redemption—
3%

drilling and ex¬
mining equipment and

used

acquire

uranium

180, p.

Vulcan Detinning

United Electric

Cass

Farmers

with

etc.

engage

this

in

^

resignation

his

tendered

18

members.

16

to

retired
38

Nov.

on

the board of directors.

successor

mating

to

lOUt

No

reduced

74,

Cass,

A.

of

stubble

25,000,000 shs.

to

SEC

Resigns—

West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Cass
Charles

from

4.00-12

mining claims located

lode

taxes

income

Shares

Peters,

California—Buys Refinery—

Corp.

Island City, IV. Y.—Files—

letter of notification with the

a

7,100

member

chipping
from

180,

—

(aggregate

the

of

Nov. 12 filed

on

shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be offered
to employees at $14 per share. The
proceeds are to go to James R
Marcuse, who is the selling stockholder.—V. 172, p. 2029.

and

taxes

200

Union Oil Co.

company

wheels.

Division.

pro*

to

minerals.

here on.—V.

out

Income

Net

Union Asbestos
1

43

marketable

that

before

$360,300

purchase agreements due after July 1, 1955.

Inc.

effective

incorporated in Nevada and its Charter

was

mines

Months Ended Sept.

each

the

the

payment of notes and payments on purchase agreements due
or before
July 1, 1955; $1,454,998.82 for the payments of the esti¬
mated cost of the one-mile horse
racing plant; and $234,717.58 for
w&yment of obligations on

un-

clerk.

seated

a

dividend

racing

north of Phoenix,

Inc.

Proceeds of
lor

the

$450,000 for the stock of Phoenix
$280,000 for said improvements.

Inc.,
of

to

West Disinfecting Co., Long
The

said

the

Turf
Paradise,
Plant, to consist

so

Racing

purchase price

records

pur¬

Inc.,
Association, Inc. Phoenix Breeders, Inc.,
owns the
racing plant known as Sportman's Park, located in Phoenix.
The registrant also purchased certain track improvements at Sports¬
from

their

rolls

—V.

Organized under Arizona law on Feb. 4. 1954, the registrant
chased the outstanding stock (300 shares) of Phoenix Breeders,

ion

owns

thorium

and

made

be

Net

statement with the SEC on
12, 1954, covering 83,334 shares of its $10 par common stock and
83,334 shares of its $20 par preferred stock, to be offered for public
sale in units consisting of one share of preferred and one share of

this

,

files, vault interior equipment, check desks, drlve-in
rol-dex, trans-dex and record-flow filing equipment

card

and

which

front

and

be

cent)_

one

Vick Chemical Co.
3

With

4-page folder entitled
illustrates their custom
tellers units, files, as
; ..
,
; --

new

a

other Watson products for banks are: check files, letter
files, card files, ledger files, voucher files, mortgage files,

units,

cambered

sizes

to

are

EFFECT

Sales

Paradise, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—

non-

in

capital,

corporation intends
or

blocked

1.500
1,500
1,500

& Co

announced

new

2,000

Corp

Stetson

Turf

of

a

1953.

2,

corporation

The

2,000

Bateman, Eichler & Co._.
Weedon

(par

Sept.

on

uranium

Sherrerd

&

Y.—

flax.

properties,

GIVING

BUSINESS—Corporation
issued

2,000

Butcher

just

.

legal

tabulating

greatly in¬

especially

Authorized

Income

it.'9.

proceeds

working

for

stock

Common

of uranium

1879.

p.

and

CAPITALIZATION

Nev.

4,500

Sons

Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
—V.

net

Nevada

on

machinery,

3,000
2,500

4.000

&

Co

&

ploration

2,500

4,000

Brown

Reynolds

&

path

7,000

Co

Eaehe & Co

pro-

is

high

plies.—V,

six

with

fered—Doxey Investment Co. of Salt Lake City, Utah,
and Las Vegas, Nev., on Nov. 2 publicly offered 10,000,000 shares of common stock at par (one cent per share)
"as a speculation."

Inc.—

Inc._—

Agnew

as

Among

files,

There

and

snagging

and

available

with

7.50-20

tire,

sidewall,

resist

be

announced

Vestalee Uranium & Thorium Corp. (Nev.)—Stock Of¬

Co._.—

Company,

Co.

Auchincloss, Parker & Red-

7,000

Weeks

&

&

&

has

Equipment By Watson."
This folder
equipment,
pedestals,
busses,
their standardized equipment;tf*

Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—

set

1954,

need

through

R. S.

severally

the company the respective numbers of shares
forth below:

agreed to purchase from

upon

Manufacturing Co., Inc., Jamestown, N.

counter

Mr.

company.

UNDERWRITERS—The

$2:01

preferred stock were called
2,342,411 shares.—V, 180,

on

'. .I

corporation

"Bank
built

abrasion.

tractors with

cotton

will

tire

16

and

rugged

helps

alfalfa,

as

Fisk

new

PROCEEDS—The

basis

am

such

Nov.

Tri-Rib

Fisk

the

crop)

(row

sidewall

smooth

The

..

1955; $100,-

1,

174,000 shares are reserved for issuance upon conpreferred stock and 25,435 shares may be issued

1954

Employees'

had

and on June

1954

1, 1955 and semi-annually thereafter
and the remaining $200,000 principal

1965.

1,

amount,

of

1,

amount on Dec.

principal amount on Dec.
to and including Dec. 1, 1964;

arry

:

plies

000

oved

tBased

Tire—

on

company

bruises

to

particularly

a

tricycle type

corps

100,000 shs.

§638,912 y4 shs.

called

resistance

has

The

100,000 shs.

tire

this

of

with The Prudential Insurance Co. of America under
note
was
issued
obligates the company to repay

3 V2 %

the

It
on

division

tractor

creased

75,000

11.000,000 shs.

Fisk

front

150,000

$1)

(par

♦The Agreement

>eing

United States Rubber Co.—Makes New
The

$2,200,000

1954

of

stock

Common

evel-

i

This

he

Outstanding

*$2,200,000

notes due 1954-1965
S 7o bank note due 1954-1956
2%%
bank note due 1954-1955
Cumulative preferred stock (par $50)
S>/a%

$1.41

1953.

$3,903,559
$1.67

$4,344,026
$1.85

$3,313,904

$1.50

-

Watson

lor

$1,478,493.

were

$3,519,161

1212.

share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents
share. It was completed.—V. 179, p. 616.

EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

—_

share

redemption June 24,
1212.

p.

United States Potash Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬

ondary offering
par) was made

headlight lamps; and crystal products including transistors and
in television, hearing aids and other electronic devices.

1954 net

2,

*157,500

com¬

outstanding shares of $6 cumulative

♦All
for

for

com.

per

covering

"

Following

Tung-Sol increased from $15,530,969 to $40,017,549 and net earnings
from $917,310 to $1,780,882.
For the 39 weeks ended Oct.

j

$4,061,059

♦122,500

stock

operates

increased

ssor

$4,344,026

$3,436,404

$3,519,161

2,461,978
2,044,070

capacity

also

It

annually.

EARNINGS—Over the five year period from 1949 to 1953, net sales
Of

late,

$8,567,107

2,451.487

dividends

mon

of approximately 150 million square feet of ply¬
seven
plywood distributing warehouses, and
a
sawmill.
It owns 1,100,000,000 feet of standing timber in Oregon
carried on its books at an appioximate cost of $7 per thousand feet.
Associated's sales have been running at between $15 and $18 million

an

cor¬

electronic

of

Jersey

New

$100

stock

Associated

diodes used

ding

;h

general

variety

a

plants

directional

automobile

control

and

activate

beam

es

for

4V2%,

new

In Pennsylvania.
Major products made include: electron tubes
for use in radio and television, industrial control systems, electronic
computers, etc.; miniature incandescent lamps; Tung-Sol flashers which

und.

,

used

$10,010,494
2,033,387
3,126,140
2,044,070
2,540,328

2,236,457

pref.

avail,

tEarns.

plants

to

n

will be

sale

announced

Plywood

common

porate purposes. Since Jan. 1, 1952 the company has spent $4,000,000
in
improving and expanding its manufacturing facilities. Tung-Sol
contemplates that about $5,000,000 will be expended over the next
two years in connection with its expansion program alone, with about
half of that amount being used to provide facilities for production
Ci picture tubes for color television.

ther

re

proceeds of the

PROCEEDS—Net

be
uch

22,655

$7,513,861

(net)

__

$6

on

67,892

deferred

taxes

income

Net
Divs.

$9,942,602

19,338

$8,207,105

income

inc.

$7,494,523

47,052

(net)

income

Int., etc., deducts,
Fed.

$8,544,452

$8,160,053

revenues

oper.

Gross

Acquisition—

Mills, Inc. have unanimously approved the sale of
its assets to U. S. Plywood, -subject to approval by Associated's stock-ui
holders at a meeting to be held on Nov. 27.
The acquisition
will be effected in exchange for 62,804 shares of

Each

the

corporation

ciated

js

use

Net
Other

Issues Folder—

common

any

1954—12 Mos.—1953

1954—10 Mos.—1953

Operating revenues
$18,806,775 $17,559,404 $22,599,663 $20,861,551
Operating exp. & taxes
10,646,722
10,064,881
12,657,061
12,317,099

$1 per share. For details of offering, see V. 180, p. 1879.

at

;

.

Oversubscribed

Corp.—Stock Offering

Inc., New York, as the underwriter,
on Nov. 15 announced that the offering of 298,000 shares
of common stock of U. S. Mercury Corp. has been over¬
subscribed and the books closed. The stock was placed

Ripley

Harriman

be

was

1879.

p.

U. S. Mercury

Trust Plan C securities.—V. 180, ,p. 670.

of

it

Co.,

—Greenfield & Co.,

?EC on Nov.

ith

180,

Producing

Union

Bal.

investment company filed a registration statement with the
12, 1954, covering $400,000 of Commonwealth Fund Inden-

This

Period End. Oct. 31—

and

corporation

$4,000,000.—V.

Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registers With

securities and Exchange

180.

Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings—

in Unit's

Investment

Corp.—To Increase

announced on
Nov. 15, have applied to the SEC for an order authorizing the issuance
and sale by Union during a period of 12 months following the date of
such order, and the purchase by United, of not to exceed a
total of
5,000 shares of Union's no par common stock for an aggregate con¬
sideration of $5,000,000; and the Commission has given interested per¬
sons
until Nov. 29, 1954, to request a hearing thereon. Union repre¬
sents
that
it
has
become necessary
for it to augment its working
capital by reason, among other things, of its being a successful bidder
for offshore oil
and gas leases,
offered by the Federal Government
at competitive bidding, which bids are in an aggregate amount of over
This

Triangle Uranium Corp. (Utah)—Files With SEC—
to

Gas

Common Stock—

Total
12

operating revenues of the company
ended Sept. 30, 1954, amounted

months

and its subsidiaries lor
to

the

$86,727,601, an Increase

and
taxes amounted to $71,839,219.
Excluding the nonrecurring tax reduc¬
tions mentioned previously, operating expenses were 4%
more than in
the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1953.
Excluding the nonrecurring items
and
including income taxes applicable to nonoperating revenues, pro¬
visions for taxes during the current 12 months' period were equal to
83.76 per share of common stock outstanding.—V. 180, p. 1582,
of

4.3%

over

the

previous

12

months.

Total operating expenses

58

Yard-Man,

\

J)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2130)

Mention

Mich.

Jackson,

Inc.,

made in

was

Offering

Stock

—

By

—

The

transfer

The

is

agent

National

Bank

PROCEEDS—All

Jackson
of

the

stockholders of

the

company

of

will

be

such

shares

shares

and

received

are

of

none

by

CAPITALIZATION

the

AS

offered

being

by

OCT.

of

The

the

upon

directors
Dec.

BUSINESS—The

Common

($2

for

its

of

makes

it

time

one

any

production

current

long-term

no

products,

$4,000,000 at

rate

625,000 shs.

value)

par

has

company

market
to

stock

Outstanding

its

of,

indebtedness.

It

480,000 shs.

short-term

of

use

outstanding

products

bank

permit

to

throughout

the

loans

of

also

the

on

declared

is

12Vic

of

Blunt

leaf

sold

a

to

Sears,

suppliers'

Roebuck

products

by

&

Co.,

mail

which

the

retails

and

order

through

C.

to
to

retail

700

each

Nauman,

,,

has

severally

McFawn

Baker, Simonds
S.

R.

10,000

&

&

Co

^

&

Co.

10,000

■

W.

Stein

7,500

Co._—

&

Don

Smith,

Miller

.c..,

Bros.

Co.IT"L~

&

Hague,

Noble

&

IS

7

I'lr

Co._

Livingstone, Crouse

10,000

Co.-

&

5nl

Co.

&

tZ

'

5'JJ

Boyce_

180^,^2023.

Zellejr's, Ltd.

(Canada)—Plans Refinancing-—

stockholders

on
Nov.
22
will
vote to authorize
issuance ei
41/2% cumulative redeemable preferred s.ock.
waiLcr p
Zeller, President, said the new issue would provide capital for
exDan
sion and:to
redeem existing preferred stock.
•
1

to

$5,000,000* 6T

It

is

stock

pTdfcosed to
$25

of

shares

retire

at

par

a

40,000

call

outstanding shares

price

$27.50

of

5%^ preferred stock of $25

of

Holders'of

company's and other

some

which

15,000

Simmons

&

Roney

Cruttendeo

both reel and rotary types.
mulcher
attachments for
rotary mowers,
and hand-operated trimmers. For servicing

(motor-driven)

stock

_

lawnmowers.

power

Ellis

Wm.

products, the company makes and sells its own sharpeners and lap¬
ping stands for use by servicemen.
At present its entire output is

uniform

Miller & Co

Straus, Blosser & McDowell

per

medium

of

22,1954

of

names

common

follows:

as

Watling, Lerchen & Co
60,240
of Michigan Corp._— 15,000

The

manufacturer

are

First

stock.

leading

a

dividend

a

value, payable Dec. 15, 1954
the intention of the board

par

It

common

is

company

manufactures

edgers

$2

1954.

of

shares

purchase

Monday, November

.

Shares

its

up

Under

year.

.

seasonal

more

a

the

company's

note, for

of

per

at

par

call

6preferred

share

the

$2,375,000

and the 75
25s
price of $26 25

may

convert

U

it

stock, thus removing capital liabilities ranking
ahead of
4^2$* preferred stock. Mr. Zeller said. Pending approval
company intends to offer the new issue to the public
through

common

outlets

the

new

borrowing, the company has agreed to maintain

capital of $1,200,000.

the

to

Due

1,

higher priced hand and
lawn

The

to

paid

have

stock,

common

record

has

company

dividends quarterly

pay

•

of

number

—V.

value.

par

share

1954

Authorized

UNDERWRITERS—The

company

Hayden,

holders

1,

the

$2

sale

company.

OF

of

incorporation

of

dividends in each year since
1937. In each of the past six fiscal years, the company paid $180,000
in dividends at
the rate
of $3
per
share per annum on the 60,000
shares of common stock, $10 par value, then outstanding, equivalent
to an annual dividend of 37 Vic
per
share of present common stock,

certain

proceeds from the

the

articles

60,000

DIVIDENDS—The

Jackson.

160,240

the

to

1954, the authorized capital stock of the company
shares of common stock, $10 par value, to

16,

from

625,000 shares of common stock, $2 par value, and the 60,000 shares
of previously outstanding common stock, $10 par value, were reclassi¬
fied as and changed into 480,000 shares of common stock, $2 par value.

Co. The registrar

& Trust

City Bank

Sept.

on

increased

was

offering of 160,240 shares of common stock (par $2) by
Watling, Lerchen & Co. and associates. The stock is
priced at $7 per share (not $7.50 per share as reported
last week).
Further details follow:
is

amendment

an

effective

15 of the public

issue of Nov.

our

.

.

net

a

working

'

.

in

this

South

,

country,

with

America.

additional

outlets

store

Canada,

in

Mexico

•

and
.

.

&•'Co.,'Inc., of Montrael, Canada.—V.

shields

.

the

Green

178,

899.

p.

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT

Mte,

Jj

irp.

pj ice

BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS-

ab

cS

$|7,0(
14,(
1

ALABAMA

Sanders,
the

Secretary-Treasurer

Board

of

Water

and

bids

Dec.

on

until

1

for

10

of

Sewer

(CST)

a.m.

the

purchase

$4,000,000 water service
bonds, series C. Dated

of

revenue

Jan.

1,

1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
1990 inclusive. Bonds due in 1961
and

thereafter

Jan.

callable

are

of

as

1,

1960. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Chem¬

terest

ical

$120,000 build¬

Nov.

on

15.—v.

180,

p.

2024.

Commissioners, will receive
sealed

issue of

an

ing bonds

Mobile, Ala.
Offering — Oliver C

Bond

n

sell

to

bids at

his office

in

Los

until 9

a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 23 for
purchase of $290,000 building

bonds.

Dec.

Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on
from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬

1

sive.

Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.

Fillmore,
Bond

Klotz,

City

Dec.

on

refunding and improvement bonds
sold to Foster &

Seattle,

$100,000 3s.
1957

Due

to

Bonds
est

will

receive

1962

due

A-O.

from

Oct.

1,

1,

the

1983 are
Inter¬

Preston,
witz, of Seattle.

Prin¬

at

(J-D) payable
the City Treasurer's
office, or

at

the

Bank

&

of

America

Imperial County. Calif.
Bond

Sale—The

$33,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Nov 15—v. 180,
1919 — were awarded to the
Bank

of

America

Savings Asociation,
Francisco, as 3V4S, at a

Los

100.66,

oi

basis of about 3.18%.

a

Union

High Sch. Dist.,

Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $585,000 build¬

ing

bonds

awarded

offered

to

at

10:30

the

Nov.

Bank

16

were

of America

Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco.

Pinal

County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Florence), Ariz.

Bond

Offering

Eleanor

—

The

K.

Robertson, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids
6

until

for

his

office in

Fresno until

(PST) on Nov. 30 for
purchase of $20,000 building

the

bonds.

Elementary Sch.

Dist., Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. E.

bids

at

his

office in

Ventura

un¬

a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 23 for
purchase of $65,000 building

bonds.

Dated Dec. 15, 1954. Due
December 15 from 1955 to 1963
inclusive. Principal and interest

on

(J-D)

payable

at

the

p

as

$309,000

a.m.
(MST) on Dec.
purchase of $597,000
follows:

Mammoth

District
1

High

bonds.

from

288,000

Due

1957 to 1974

School

School

July

on

inclusive.

District

No.

bonds.

Due

1957 to

8

1974 inclusive.

The

bonds

on

July

dated

are

1

from

Jan.

1955.

Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of

1967

on

dated

are

Jan.

1

Jan.

1,

1956

to

from

inclusive.

terest

Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the County

Treasurer's

office.

Phoenix.

County

office.

Yuma

County Sch. Dist. No. 1
O. Yuma), Ariz.
Bond Offering —R. L.
Odom,
(P.

Clerk of the Board of
will

receive

p.m.

(MST)

purchase
on

of

Dated

July 1

clusive.

sealed
on

Supervisors,
bids

Dec.

6

$800,000
Jan.

from

1,

1957

Principal

(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.

until
for

Jefferson

Elem.

Sch.

Dist.,

San

Mateo

County, Calif.
Bond fcale—ihe
$31,uuU build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 180,
1919—were

p.

&

awarded

to

Blyth

Co., of San Francisco.
Jefferson School
District, San

Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E.
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Stockton
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 22
the

purchase

of

$50,000

un¬

for

building

bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1955. Due on
15 from 1956 to 1965
inclu¬

2

building
1955.

to

and

sive.

Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.

in¬

Bonds

$100,000

the

Not

Sold

—

building

Bids

for

bonds

the

offered

Nov. 16—v. 180, p. 1919—were re¬
turned unopened. A new
offering
will be announced.

Los

CALIFORNIA

Sale

canceled

Canceled—The Dis¬
notice




of

intention

on

Jan.

Joint

School

Angeles County,

Calif.

County Clerk, will receive
bids at his
until 9

a.m.

office

in

(PST)

the purchase of

Los

on

Ostly,

Principal

Nov. 23 for

$136,000 building

Hazel,

side, until 10

Due

(EST)

from

able

on

received

purchase

of

at

the

Jan.

1

FarmehS

Principal

and

tne

of

30

for

water

the
rev¬

County

the

Board

School

will

(EST)

purchase

Instruc¬

announces

be

received

Dec.

om

14

of- $75,000

ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 180,
were

America

awarded

to

the

Association,

of

Trust

San

bonds

1955

to

1961

ver

•

&>.,
dated

are

March

o

l,|t|es

1954. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Miami Beach First

The

National Bank.

54.

b

Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

troller

Hobart
that

ceive

sealed

(EST)

on

of

0

Tampa, Fla.
Offering — City Comp-I

nounces

Pelhank

D.

the

City

bids

an¬

will

t

in

1

.

revenue]

until

$25,

usiv

11

a.m.

Dec. 14 for the purchase

$10,000,000

o:

le

j

re-

sewer

61;:

bonds.

19(
om

GEORGIA

0,00
rest

Georgia State Bridge Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Go.
; Bond
Sale
The $10,635,000
bridge revenue, series B bonds of¬

ust

(

the

,

—

fered

Nov.

18—v.

awarded

vvere

180,

to

gal:
tlei

2024—

p.

Due

syndicate
[j|cj^g
J.h

a

headed by Shields & Co., and C.

certificates^

payable

at

the

purchaser's

National

City,

St.

Bante**;

at the

or

option, at the

chicola State

Apala-

■

Nov.

$400,000
cates.

until

29

7:30 p.m.

for

M.

Certificates
thereafter

'revenue

July 1, 1954.

1964.

(J-J)

due-

are

Principal

York,

1965
as

New

on

York

^by

and

of

Jan

interest

and

atv the

approved

certifi¬

Due

$82 inclusive
is,

callable

payable

gality

(EST)

the^urchase of

water

Dated

Bank

of

City. Le¬
Caldwell,

City.
Surf side,

Bond
M.

the

Offering

Town

Clerk,
Bowen, Jr.^announces that

Town

sealed

bids

Nov.

29

Council^will
until

for

$265,000 bonds,

8:15
the

as

100.012, a net 4 ouw
2.24%, as||

about

n
•,

receive

p.m.

(EST)

purchase

of

follows:

$45,000 municipal parking im¬
provement, series A
bonds.

on

July

t,

11 Bor

1 f

g b<

1959, inclusive. U 192
on July 1
h'°ml<S)mp(
1965, inclusive.
Kg ank
1,490,000 2.20s. Due on July li|$er .c
from 1956 to

4,070,000 2s.

Due

1960 to

1966

and

1967.

2,695,000 2.40s.
from 1968 to

illia

Due

on

July 4

1970, inclusive.

Other members of the

Francis I.

duPont

&

Co.,

First 0

both of
Y'ork, Schoellkopf, Hutton &

Michigan

Corporation,

Watkins,
Co., of Birmingham
Hayden, Stone & Co., American
Securities Corp., both of New
York, Baxter, Williams & Co.,
Morrow

Stroud
G.

H.

of

Buffalo,

&

&

Co.,

Walker

Philadelphia
Gregory &

of

&

Co.,

Son, Inc., R. L. Day & Co., A. MKidder & Co., Rand & Co.. all 0
New

York,

McDonald

Cleveland, Rodman
of Chicago.

St

&

Co., of

RenshaW

Stern Bros.
& Co., of Kansas
City, Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Birmingham, Thornton, Mohr &
Farish, of Montgomery, Bartow

Co., of New York.

Richards

Leedy,

&

Co.,

Wheeler

of
&

Field,

Cleveland,

AUeman,

ot

Orlando,
Townsend,
Dabney &
Tyson, of Boston, Sbelbv Cullom
Davis & Co., R. H. Johnson & Co.,
both of New York, Lyons & Shafto,
of Boston, Park, Ryan. Inc., Her¬
bert

J.

Sims

&

Co.,

Talmage

ity,
tere

syndicate:

Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Stockton Broome & Co., of At¬
lanta, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,

Leeds &

Fla.

—

of

$2,380,000 2.70s. Due

Pomeroy,

Offering.— G.

Grier, City Manager^will receive
sealed bids

F.

price of

cost

New

Auguxtiri$*Fla.

Certificate

1,

Co., both of New York |l ook,

a

#f' indebted¬

Chase

Bank of New York

on

Devine &

Dated

Aug. 1, 1954. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1955, tf4961 inclu¬
sive. Principal and iriierest
(F-A)

on

National

The

for

gym¬

District,

Sale—The $100,000 build¬

Savings

Moore-

bids

New York

—

of 'Public

C.

noon

Apalachi-

colajFld.
Offering—Secretary

Certificate
of

(P. O.

Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of

Union

from

follows:

.'j.,--

Franklin

New

$850,000

1

inclusive.

ar(
e

interest

FLORIDA

Jan. 1 from 1958 t(f

Nov.

March

Dec. 1

on

Bank

.

1956

District,
County, Calif.

until

40,000 municipal public park and
playground bonds. Due on

1970 *-inclusive.

1959 and thereafter

'

nasium

from

Bor

City, at

San Luis Obispo County, Calif.

Francico.

com¬

m

bonds.

Delaware, Dover. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
•'

until

bonds.

Shandon

&

t

the

State of

the

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

of

for

2

are

in¬

San Juan Suburban Water

Bank

Court,
until

callable as of Dec.
1, 1958.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬

the

and

(J-J)

1919

to

John

Myers, of Los Angeles.

p.

1, 1954a Due

1955

Bonds due in

sealed

payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &

Bond

the "Levy

m p r o v e m e n

Dated Dec.

tion

a.m.

inclusive.

interest

enue

of

sealed .Jaids
on
Nov. 30

(jL0k

Bonds due in
thereafter a;e call¬
of March 1, 1964. *

as

Bond

purchase of $6b,90thsuburban

that

(PST) on Nov.
29
for
the
purchase of $25,GOO
building bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
1980

Clerk

1,

sealed bids at his office in River¬

to

New

and

JNew Haven.

(P. Of Dover), Del.
Offering _«■*- W. Frank

receive

ness.

1955.

Urijon

Co.,

County

Bond

to

1956

Pedley School District, Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — G. A.
Pequegnat, County Clerk, will receive

sealed

Angeles,

Jan.

from

(J-J)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.

District,

Bond Offering—Harold J.

dated
1

terest

Robinette, of Phoenix.

Calipatria Unified School
District,
Imperial County, Calif.
trict

inclusive.

be

Kings County, Calif.

Lowell

Bond

Due

1967

by the
2s, at par.

as

are

1955.

LeMoore Union Elem. Sch.
Dist.,

interest

1972

bonds

Sacramento

Due

Kent

purchased

County Treasurer,

the

County
Legality ap¬
proved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divel¬
bess &

2024—were

p.

Co., Hart¬

Union

High Sch. Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 180,

The

Jan.

bonds.

Nordhoff

pur¬

March 1 from 1955 to

on

able

DELAWARE:

munity i

Hallowell,

10

Treasurer's

the

C(fi\ tftfe Hartford

the

at

Haven Trust

will

Nordhoff Union

for

23

Trust

or

p.m.

11

the

bonds,

bonds

1955. Due

Nov.

on

Branford

a.m.

National Trust &

ARIZONA

(EST)

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

im.

bonds

inclusive.

National Bank & Trust

District,

B

and

cipal and interest payable at the

price

99,(

1955

parking

series

1965

Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Offering —J. L.
Brown,

the

Fillmore

provement,
1974

San

of

from

inclusive.

Due

Trust

National

&

1

municipal

Treasurer,

chase of $438,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954MDue on Dec. 1
from 1955 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬

p.

til

of

1964

will receive sealed bids at the of¬

&

Myers,

Town,

March

on

180,000

fice of Day, Berry & Howard, 750
Main St., Hartford, until 2 p m.

County Clerk, will receive sealed

O'Melveny

(P. O. Branford), Conn.
Offering — E. L e R o y

Bond

Bartholomew,

Association, of
Legality approved

Angeles.

Due
to

Branford

County Treasurer's of¬

McCabe Union School District,

National

Savings

San Francisco.

1959.

Legality approved by
Thorgrimson
&
Horo¬

sewage

cipal and interest

jy

Oct. 1, 1983.

Oct.

on

of

as

1

inclusive.
on

for

(PST)
purchase of

from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

Trust
Oct.

on

900,000 4y2s. Due
callable

Marshall, of

follows:

as

pay¬

fice.

Emmalena

disposal bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1

Petersburg, Alaska

was

—

Clerk,

14

$250,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,000,000
electric and water revenue

able at the

Navalencia Union School

Calif.

Offering

jealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

ALASKA

CONNECTICUT

on

ford,

York

City.

Due

Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.

Angeles,

Corn

Exchange Bank, New
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York

Dated Dec. 1, 1954.

Principal and interest (J-D)

Downey Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Ottering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed

the

bonds.

&

How

,0

15

70, C
fr

pnka

h. L

180

ume

^Number 5379

Starkweather & Co.,. all of
York, Julius A. Rippel, Inc.,

.

251,000 village hall improvement
bonds.
Due on May 1 from
The

Harrington & Co., of JackHendrix & Mayes, of Birgham, Juran & Moody, Inc., of
Paul, McDonald-Moore & Co.,
etroit, Pohl & Co., of CincinRaffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Seasongood

Cincinnati,

of

th'& Lombardo,

,

Nov.

&

15

of Birming-

net

Sale

and sewerage

revenue

price

a

interest

cost

of

100.02,

of

about

on

Nov.

a

2.19%,
1

from

an-

Nov. 1 from

on

to 1973 inclusive.

sive.

County (P. O. Lebanon),

Bond

Offering—Rex M. Sprong,
County Auditor, will receive

of Nashville, jointly, at a
ice of 100.03, a net interest cost
about 2.83%, as follows:

sealed

Nov.

on

Due on Dec. 1 from

bids until
22

for

1:30

the

$700,000

1955 to 1959 inclusive.

14,000 2V2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1971 inclusive.
99,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1972 to 1984 inclusive.

hospital
Dec. 1, 1954. Due
1956

to

p.m.

and interest

^Principal

(J-J) payable at the

Boone County State Bank, of Le¬
banon.
Legality approved by

County School District No.
■i
148 (P. O. Dolton), III.
Bond Sale—The $492,000 build-

Independent

bonds offered

g

warded

to

a

composed of
Co., Inc., of

group

White-Phillips

e

Dempsey-Tegeler

ivenport,

(J.,

10 were

Nov.

&

of St. Louis, Channer SecuriCo., and Mullaney, Wells &

s

Iowa

$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct; 25—v. 180,
p. 1696, were awarded to the Wa-

bonds

The

1

)le

If)

at

1,

cc.

bonds

1,

call-

are

numerical

inverse

Dec.

accrued interest

and

par

dated

are

Dec. 1, 1973. $441,-

total

the

of

000

on

order

Nov.

16—v.

180,

p.

of¬

2024—

awarded

day

same

the

to

Savings Bank, naming
for

101.38

2V8S,

a

also

were

Harris

Trust

&

price of

a

basis of about

School

City,

Ind.

Bond Offering—Judson F. Deer,

1960; $28,000 in
161; $25,000 from 1962 to 1965 in-

Trustees, will receive sealed bids

in

until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 8 for
1966; $7,000 the purchase of $126,000 school
in^ 1968; $30,009 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due
om
1969 to 1971 inclusive, and semi-annually from July 1, 1956 to
0,000 in 1972. Principal and in- July 1, 1966 inclusive.
Interest
rest (J-D) payable at a bank or J-J.
Legality approved by Ross,
ust company mutually agreeable
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
the District and the purchaser, apolis.
gality approved by Chapman &
Michigan City, Ind.
tier, of Chicago.
Bond Sale
The $340,000 fire

usive; $20,000
i
1967; $20,000

in

—

^

Due serially from 1955 to 1964

ijclusive.
I ook,

McHenry and Kane
ounties, Barrington Consolidated
Nigh School District No.

The

(P. O. Barrington), III.
Bond Sale—The
$850,000 buildi g bonds offered Nov. 15—v.
180,

1920—were awarded to
mposed
iank

of

of

the

a

group

First

Stone

Chicago,

National

&

Web¬

Securities Corp., and Baxter,

er

[illiams & Co., both
|ity, at

a

terest

price of

cost

of

100.007,

about

Jan.

net

a

2.41%,

as

Dec.

on

15

from

1955 to 1966 inclusive.

)70.000

2V2S.

from

Due

1967

to

Dec.

on

1974

15

inclusive.

unkakee County
Community Unit
k. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Momence),
Illinois

Bond

Sale—The
bonds offered

dated

semi-annually

1956 to Jan.

J-J.

terest

1,

Nov.

1,

from

1975.

In¬

Legality approved by

Ross,

McCord,
Indianapolis.

Nov.

12

were

?Ue

on Dec* 1 from 1956

inclusive.

rGfeS

Principal

payable

at

and

the

.J .National Eank of Chicago.
Saiity
approved

Cutler,-

by

Chapman

Ice

&

Miller,

»>

,

h

Township School District
(P. O. Monroeville), Ind.
Offering—Chester Crates,

Bond

will receive

Township Secretary,
sealed

bids

c/o the First Citizens

Bank, Monroeville, until 1
(CST) on Nov. 23 for the
purchase of $25,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due

p.m.

July 1, 1956
to Jan. 1, 1961 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
First Citizens State Bank of Mon¬

Legality

Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.

Bond

approved

&

Ice

Miller,

by

of

fthe P. Eckmann
ne

announces
Board of Trustees

MJ receive sealed bids until
; • (CST) on Nov. 22 for

7:30

the

MlowsSe °f $296'000 bonds>
tS.Ooo fire
rnent

£?nnn

department

bonds.

Due

on

as

equip-

May

1

19*^ to 1959 inclusive.

»<LQ water

works

provement

May I from
clusive.

15

Bros. &

building im¬

bonds.

Due

1959

1961

to

on

in¬




awarded

were

Co., of Kansas City.

Ottawa

Umversity (P. O. Ottawa),
Sale—The

awarded

the

to

Finance

Home

and

3V2S. at

Federal

price of

a

Housing

Agency,

Corp. (P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.
Bond Offering—C. Merle Engleman,

President of the Corporation

will

receive

bids

sealed

until

1979
1961
as

of

(CST)

on

Nov.

inclusive. Bonds due July
thereafter

and
Jan.

interest

1,

1961.

are

1,

callable

Principal and

(J-J) payable at the Fort

Wayne

National

Bank,

Wayne.

Legality

approved

Fort

by

Dec. 1 from

Due

Due

Dec.

on

1

Dec. 1 from

on

1984 inclusive.

to

vBond Sale—The $150,000 public

Barrow,

Gloucester, Mass.
Bond

the

purchase

of

e

d

bids

$650,000 general
as follows:

$390,000 Water Works bonds.

(P. O. South Pleasureville), Ky.
Bonds Not Sold—The $250,000
Oct.

fered

19

bonds

of¬

building
16

bonds

revenue
were

awarded

$39,000 2V2S.
1956

Due
1964

to

16,000 2%s.
1965

1955

to

1.88%.

Dec. 1

Due
1967

to

Town

bids
Bank

1964

inclusive.

1967

on

1971

The
1954.

to

1974

Dec. 1 from

Due

on

Dated

from

are

callable

1960
as

of

1, 1959.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Ken¬

17—v.

to

a

Louisville.

Sale—The

2025—were awarded to Russell,

Long

& Co.,

of

price of 102.04,
of about 1.99%,

Lexington, at a
net interest cost
as follows:

a

$15,000 2s. Due on March 1
1960 to

35,000

Due

on

1955

1974

to

on Dec.
inclusive.

Principal and interest payable at
the

National

Industrial

Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.

Bank

of

Palmer

&

Lowell, Mass.
Bond

Sale—The $205,000 sewer
construction
and
Dutch
E1 m

Nov.

18

180,

v.

—

2025

p.

March

from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.

New York
of

City, as 1.90s, at a price
basis of about 1.82%.

101.43,

a

Newton, Mass.
Offering—Archie R. Whit¬

Bond

City Treasurer, will receive

man,

Nov.

23

for

1 p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $2,-

the

000.000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
inclusive.

1974

tional

Principal

and

payable at the First Na¬

Bank

of

Boston.

Legality

by Ropes, Gray,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.

Best,

est

of

cost

about

2.73%,

bonds

offered

100.35,

75,000

Due

15
1956 to 1965 inclusive.

2V2S.

from

Due

1966

to

23/4s.

530,000

Dec.

on

on

1968

Due

Dec.

15

inclusive.

Dec.

on

15

were

Sale—The

public
building and garage notes

offered
the

City, as
basis of about 1.44%.

a

Stoughton, Mass.
$30,000

Note
works

2Vis.

18

Corp.,
IVzS, at a price

New York
of

lows:

$195,000

Nov.

awarded to the First Boston

fol¬

as

Springfield, Mass.
Sale—The $250,000 water

Bond

of Ducour¬

composed

Nov.

Norfolk

9

awarded

were

to

County Trust Co., of
1.20s, at a price of

Dedham,

as

100.10,

basis of about 1.16%.

a

.from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.

Sutton, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $425,000 school

MAINE

project

Bond
public
improvement water bonds offered
Nov.

9

—

180,

v.

the

1920

p.

were

IV2S, at

a

of about

price of 100.001,

a

basis

The
1954.
1974

bonds
Due

are

Dec.

on

inclusive.

terest

1.69%.

offered

Nov.

Brewer, Maine
Sale

eral

—

capital

The

dated

Dec.

1 from

Principal and in¬
at
the National

payable

of

W.

Legal¬

by

Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.

bonds
180, p. 2025—

to

E.

a

group

Hutton

&

Weymouth, Mass.
Bond

com¬

Co.,

Shafto, Inc., both of
Boston,
and
Pierce,
White
&
Drummond,
Inc., of Bangor, as
2.30s, at a price of 100.21, a basis
Lyons

approved

1,

1955 to

improvement

awarded

were

ity

$275,000 gen¬

17

and
Estabrook
&
Co., both of
Boston, jointly, as 2.20s, at a price
of 100.39, a basis of about 2.15%.

&
as

to

Eastern

—

Trust

awarded

bonds

awarded to R. L. Day & Co.,

were

Bangor, Me.
Sale—The $70,000

&

bonds
2025

Sale—The $500,000

offered

Granite

1.90s, at

Trust
a

school
180,

awarded

were

—

17—v.

Nov.

Quincy,

Co.,

price of 100.44,

a

p.

the

to

as

basis

of about 1.85%.

of about 2.28%.

MICHIGAN

MASSACHUSETTS

Nov. 15—v.
2025—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., of New
York
City,
and
the
National
Shawmut Bank, of Boston, jointly,
at
0.83% interest.
Legality ap¬
porary

180,

Battle

notes offered

p.

proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.

(P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
Sale — The $60,000 notes
offered Nov. 16 were awarded to

Creek

West

Boston, Mass.
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬

Essex County

1

were

—

awarded to the Bankers Trust Co.,

1696—were awarded

p.

from

1962 inclusive.

2Vis.

$800,000 court

Kingston & Co., and Wheeler
Woolfolk, both of New Orleans,
a price of 100.0009, a net inter¬

Note

$50,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 180,
p.

bonds.

1954. Due

1,

approved

of New Orleans, Bar¬
Leary & Co., Shreveport, W.

Grafton & Grafton, of

Shelby County (P. O. Shelby), Ky.
Bond

(P. O.

& Kees,

row,

at

180,

group

tucky Bank & Trust Company, of
Madisonville.
Legality approved
by Wyatt,

$300,000

equipment

and

Dec

23 for
school

Nov.

on

of

house and jail bonds offered Nov.

posed

1,

1955 to

Bonds due in

thereafter

Dec.

from

Dec.

Dec. 1 from

1974 inclusive.
and

1

dated

100
un¬

(EST)

p.m.

building
1

Providence,

purchase

to

inclusive.

offered Nov. 18—v.

1974 inclusive.
are

15'from

Oct.

Allen), La.

Bond

1970 inclusive.

bonds

inclusive.

Sale—The

Bond

from

inclusive.

106,000 2%s. Due

of

St., Providence,

Shawmut Bank of Boston.

55,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 1
1965 to

2

the

receive

the Industrial Na¬

at

Westminster
til

will

Treasurer,

sealed

sealed bids until

Oct. 15 from

on

Due'On

to

Oct. 15 from

on

inclusive.

Banking Company, of Bangor,

from

52,000 2V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to

Hopkinton, Mass.
Offering—Ira E. Murphy,

Bond

J. B.

inclusive.

1961

180, p.
Barrow,

to

West Baton Rouge Parish

offered

to J.

Louisville, and
Securities
Corp.,
Nashville, jointly, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
2.84%, as follows:
on

$1,200,000

offered Nov.
16—v
180, p. 2025—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., and
Blair 81 Co., Inc., all of New York
City, and Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson of Boston, as 1.90s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about

Leary & Co., of Shreveport, at a
price of par, as follows:

Equitable

$112,000 3s. Due

16—v.

awarded

were

Hilliard & Sons, of
the

Nov.

offered

—

from

Hopkins County (P. O.
Madisonville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
Nov.

6

(P. O. Greensburg), La.
$100,000 school

not sold.

were

of

Bond Sale—The

&

Henry County, County Water Dist.

revenue

The

—

Disease eradication bonds offered

D.

KENTUCKY

works

Co.,

Shreveport.

nau

260,000 sewage treatment bonds.

water

Sale

school project bonds

interest

will be received by the City until
4:30 p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 23 for

obligation bonds,

&

Leary

St. Helena Parish Sch. Dist. No.

45,000 3s.

2

23 for the
purchase of $1,300,000 first mort¬
gage revenue bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1954. Due semi-annually on
Jan
1 and July 1 from 1957 to
p.m.

from

inclusive.

3V4S.

1968

age

Co., of Chicago, as 3V4S, at a price
100.17, a basis of about 3.23%.

.

as

par.

Russell, Kan.
Offering—S e a 1

Bond

of Boston.

Providence. Legality approved by

bonds

$240,000 non¬
tax exempt dormitory bonds of¬
fered Nov. 9—v. 180, p. 1696, were

sew¬

of

1

Ponchatoula, La.

Stern

to

200,000 3s. Due on Dec

works revenue bonds offered
Nov.
9—v.
180,
p.
1920, were
awarded
to
Barcus, Kindred &

Dec.

on

1970

to

1982

1696

terest

Riverside, III.
Offering —Village Clerk

Arkansas City, Kan.
Sale — The $253,035.35

1968 to

Scottsburg, Ind.
Sale—The $180,000

inclusive.

Due

510,000 3s.

improvement bonds offered

Nov.

semi-annually from

of Chicago.

Village

street

of

Wayne School Township Building
Bond

Bond

Monroe

basis of about
2.13%. Dated Dec.
1970

1,

roeville.

$75,000 build-

r-f/r
the First National Bank of
L Mcago, as 21/4S, at a price of 101,
a
10-7*

Due

are

State

,000 3s. Due

Is

1954.

of New York

flows:

bonds

1960

to

Co. Inc.,

224

Salem, or at the option of the pur¬
chaser, at the National Shawmut

16—v. 180, p. 1584—were awarded

awarded to

Halsey, Stuart &
Chicago, as 2s, at a price
of 100.77, a basis of about 1.92%.

1959

to

on

18,

Prin¬

improvement bonds offered Nov.

department bonds offered Nov. 16
were

Lake,

and

KANSAS

Bond

Secretary of the Board of School

$26,000

1957

Quail &

1J/2S

as

Kansas

Franklin

Due

4s.

615,000 3s.

offered

price of 100.10.

a

2.01%.

$25,000 from 1956 to 1959 incluve;

l3/4s, at

1.90%.
the

$45,000

Nov.

dated

are

Nov. 18, 1955.

on

tional

cost

from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.

bonds

Davenport,

Savings Bank of Chicago, as
2s, at a price of 100.90, a basis of
The $600,000 water works bonds

price of 100.001, a net inter¬
of about 3.14%, as fol¬

a

est

$21,000 general

awarded to

were

of

Co.,

&

about

Ducournau & Kees,
Orleans, Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta, Stranahan, Harris & Co., of Toledo, and
R. S. Dickson & Co., of Chicago,
New

1,380,000

Nov. 15

the

Shreveport,

of

chob-Bender Corp., of Omaha, as

awarded to the Harris Trust

were

on

follows:

as

fered

mu¬

Chicago,

White, Hattier & Sanford, New¬
man, Brown & Co., all of New Or¬
leans, Barrow, Leary & Co., of

2i/4s.

sewer

Co.? of

lows:

Sale—The

Bond

obligation

Sale—The $275,000
improvement bonds

offered

C|>., both of Chicago.

t|54. Due

Bond

nicipal

School Dist.,

&

Equitable Securities Corporation
of
Nashville, Scharff & Jones,

Monona, Iowa

Evansvillc, Ind.

ok

Dec.

a

notes

Due

cipal and interest payable at the
Merchants - National
Bank,
of

Nov.

180, p. 1696—were awarded
syndicate composed of John

Nuveen

at

Minden

Bond Sale—The

£

and

of

as

Principal and interest
at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

ILLINOIS

1971

in

callable

of

Dated

Jan. 1 from

on

inclusive.

1975

(CST)

purchase

bonds.

due

are

V 1964.
payable

Indiana

rp.,

Bonds

thereafter

INDIANA
"Boone

Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1973 inclu¬

offered

bonds

revenue

15—v.

to

The

1954.

Sale—The $2,550,000 util¬

Bond

ities

Boston, at 0.62% discount.

Bank

Natchitoches, La.

Moines.

Dyersville, Iowa
Offering—Virginia Kruse,
City Clerk, will receive sealed and
oral bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $110,000
municipal
swimming
pool
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due
on

ing bonds offered Nov. 17—v. 180,
p. 1696—were awarded to W. D.
Kingston & Co., of New Orleans.

the

to

Bond

1955 to 1965 inclusive

185,000 21/4s. Due

Equitable Securities

te, and the

$$7,000 4s.

at

1966

awarded

were

—

First of Iowa Corp., Des

180, p. 2024 — were
Glore, Forgan & Co.,

$165,000 2s. Due

The $350,000

—

2024

(P. O. Crowley), La.

Sale—The $500,000 build¬

of

Bank

National

Merchants

the

Ward School

Parish, Fifth

Bond

Bettendorf Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬

p.

$350,000

follows:

as

ipation certificates offered Nov.
v.
180, p. 1695, were awarded
R. S. Dickson & Co.* of Char-

1

Acadia

ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 180,

The

—

LOUISIANA

of

v.

to

Chicago,

Savannah, Ga.
Certificate

Sale

—

awarded

Stubbs,

Underwood & Co., of
las, and Ginther, Johnston &
of Cleveland.

ter

Miller,

District No. 7

garbage incinerator bonds offered

R. A.

i,

&

Ice

IOWA

dated

are

Waukegan, III.
Bond

,

er,

McCord,
Indianapolis.

Ross,

July 1,
1954. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.

lis,

ndianapolis,

bonds

59
/

1961 to 1974 inclusive.

,ewark.

llison-Williams Co., of Minne-

,

(2131)

The Commercialnrnd Financial Chronicle

. . .

(P.

Twp.

Territorial

Creek),

Offering

Bond

—

W. L. Raynes,

will

receive
(EST)

Clerk,

sealed

until

on

Nov.

22

for

359

7:30 p.m.

Township
bids

O.

Road,
Mich.

the

purchase

of

$124,000 special assessment street

improvement

bonds.

Dated Nov.

Due on Feb. 1 from 1955
1964 inclusive.
Callable as of

1, 1954.
to

Aug.

1,

1955.

Interest F-A.

Le¬

gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.

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Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(2132)

Monday, November
22, 1954

Jo

fray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolk

It

.

.

.

A*
**

->

-

i)

..v

;

thereafter

and

callable

of

April 1, 1960. Interest A-O.. Le¬
gality approved b,y Miller, Can-

ing bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 180,

»'

Township School District
(P. O. Byron Center), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $265,000 build¬

field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.

Byron

4"

1921—were awarded to Strana-

p.

han, Harris & Co., of Toledo.

\-tV

c

assessment

"'(i1

1921—were awarded
to McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬

^
r

,

180,

-v.

troit, at

p.

price of 100.01.

a

'

Additional

<■

automobile

$333,000

system

also offered

rev¬

9—

Nov.

1697—were awarded to
Bank,

180, p.

v.

The

—

parking

bonds

enue

Sale

the Manufacturers National

t
*

\>\

of

Detroit, at

price of par.

a

y

''Michigan

Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Supreme Court to Rule on Bond

Issue

The

—

rule

the

on

the

turnpike enabling act and the
legality of the proposed $180,000,000

issue

bond

of

struction

Township School District
(P. O. R. R. No. 2),
A
Greenville), Mich.
V Bond Sale—The $27,000 build¬
1

...

..VV

:

■V*
cv

No

3

-TO-^Vi 180,

ing bonds offered Nov.

finance

to

con¬

toll

highway from
Rockwood to Saginaw. The peti¬
tion

also

termine

a

that

asks
that

the

court

de¬

the

Authority is an
autonomous unit and not subject
control

to

.

has peti¬
Supreme Court to
constitutionality of

Authority

tioned the State

by

Eureka

*\L
v-.iN

as

awarded to the
Commercial State Savings Bank,
of Greenville, as follows:
1921

Fractional

Sch.

Townships
No.

Dist.

$23,000 3V4S.
1955

4,000
.

i:f

2s.

May 1 from

on

Due

May

on

?',r '

•

Vi

Twp Sch. Dist.

(P. O.

the

to

Peoples Bank of
interest, plus a
Dated Oct. 15,

Trenton,
V"*

at

2%

premium

i

of

$10.

1954 and due Jan. 15,

;K

Beach, Mich.

Bond

ing,

/>

Clerk,

* *"

bonds,

3s.

on

inclusive.

est

May

from

1

1975

of May

as

in

are

1, 1960.

call¬

Inter¬

M-N.

265,000

March

U

inclusive.
and

bonds.

from

1

Due

1959

Bonds

thereafter

of Sept.

as

in

1961

callablfe

are

1960.

1,

1985

to

due

on

Interest

M-S.

I ¥.

The
1954.
able

bonds

dated

are

Nov.

Principal and interest
at

to be

bank

a

1,

pay¬

trust company

or

designated by the successful

bidder.

Legality

Berry,

Stevens

3,000 2V2S.

approved

&

by

Moorman,

Bond
■

I1

Sale—The $27,400 Special

#ater District

Assessment

No. 31

r

bonds

t

offered

1921—were

Nov.

Village

Certificate

chase

Clerk,

Nov.

or>

of

will

until

22

$225,000

for

8

the

re¬

ed

to

bonds.

from

inclusive.

to

1969

1

Callable

/thereafter

1956 to

as

a

1982

whole for

callable

are

1962.

Principal

(J-J)

in

payable

turers

National

the

at

Bank

Manufac¬
of

Detroit.

Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
*

A

.*•
1'

Bond

ing

*'

f'

son

and betterment bonds.

1, 1955.

Donald-Moore

&
Co.,
Detroit,
price of 100.03 a net

cost

of

about

2.20%,

3s.

1956

26,000
and

Due

to

2s.

on

1960

1921—were awarded to

Due

on

Dec.

Dec.

1

46,000 3.10s.
1970

1977

In

from

1961

Due

on

Dec. 1 from

1963 to 1970 inclusive.
18,000 l%s. Due Dec. 1, 1971.
„

20,000 IV2S.
The
1954.

bonds
Due

on

Due Dec.

1, 1972.

dated Dec. 1,
April 1 from 1956 to

1972 inclusive.

are

Bonds due in




1961

national

a

to

Due

1976

a

3.23%,

to

1979

the

pons,

to

entire

additional

on

Dec.

interest

in¬

as

fol¬

1

from

tary

offered

will

cou¬

bear

$10

per

Nov.

30

for

the

p.m.

of

Feb.

1,

1970.

to

St.

Paul, E. J. Prescott & Co.,
& Co., both of Min¬
neapolis.

and

Kalman

Bond

Jr.,

roy,

North

inclusive.

1968

on

Dec.

composed

from

all

Principal

and

MISSISSIPPI

purchase

of

a

p.m.

Soden

issue of

an

provement

Co.,

MacDonald,

City, at

and

all

of

price of 100.30,

a

2.44%,

follows:

as

$180,000 2s.

Due

1956 to

845,000

March 1 from

on

on

2V2S.

Due

March

on

1

until

7

1979 inclusive.

Bond

works
16

County School Districts
(P. O. Cut Bank), Mont.
Bond Ofering—Myrtle H.
Davis,

Clerk
will

of

the

receive

Board

of

sealed

Trustees,

bids

until

3

(MST) on Dec. 11 for the
purchase of $800,000 bonds, as fol¬
p.m.

revenue

Harrington

„

Jackson, jointly.

and
—v.

Sale

The
1955.

15

Jan.

dorf

Bank,

and

Dec.

on

inclusive.

callable

as

of Dec.

Herman

Bens-

Co., both of Memphis.

Central
Bond

I-

151

15

from 1956
The bonds
are

?:

15, 1959,.

City, Neb.

Offering—C. W.

Schafer

City, Clerk,, will - receive sealed
bids until 8 p.rm (CST) on Dec.
13
for the purchase of
$35,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds.
Chadron, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of

$146,000

refunding bonds was sold to the
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., of Omaha,
as

2s.

in

10

Dated

Nov.

15, 1954.

Callable

years.

Due

after

five

from date of issue.

years

Lincoln, Neb.
Bond Sale—The

bonds

sewer

180,

$1,200,000 storm

offered

1821—were

p.

Nov.

15—v.

awarded to

Sch.

J-J.

Dist.

Bond

14

and

the

Continental

by

(P.

O.

the Clerk of the

Board

of

Education

(MST)

on

Jan. 12 for the purchase

$98,000

Dated

of

until

8

building bonds.
June 1, 1955.

p.m

Bond

will

Offering

of

the

receive

—

J.

Board

of

-

bids

Dec.

1

until
for

Inc.

$255,000 3s.

iNoyj

Due

1955 to

1960

345,000 l3As. Due

Stro

1974

Nov. 1 from

on

Sale

offered

Fiel
Nol

Geo

NEW JERSEY

den

Bergenfield, N. J.

Com

Edmund L.

Schi

Willis, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $108,000
general improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from

Ster

Elli

1955

Dun

Bond

Offering

—

County,

The

Nov.

Y;

&
ar

to

1965, inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Bergenfield National Bank & Trust
Co., Bergenfield. Legality ap-

jM
j'4

?oC
Wh

Delafield & ft &

Hawkins,

by

It

Wood, of New York City.

Dei

Far

E.
Evold, Borough Clerk, will receive

Joh

sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Nov. 30 for the purchase

(EST) on

&

of $23,750

ert

Offering

—

Charles

utility improvement bonds.
Dec.

1, 1954.

1955

to

and

interest

First

Due

Dated

(J-D)

National

B

Cha

approved

Delafield

&

&

Principal
payable at the

low

of

Freehold.

M.

by

Hawkins,

Son

Bank

Legality

Joh

Dec. 1 from

on

1959, inclusive.

York

Wood, of New

Co

Mu

City.

&

Bond

Heights, N. /.

Sw

R^-

Offering—Robert I.

&

Fai
Ch

public improvement bonds.
Nov.
1955

to

Dated

1976, inclusive.

Principal

payable at
Peoples Trust Co. of Bergen
County, Hasbrouck Heights. Le¬
interest

and

Pel

N

Due on Nov. 1 from

1, 1954.

(M-N)

the

Hoyt,
York

of
\v<

H
0.
m

/

Hopatcong, N. J.

Mer-

00!

receive
until 8:30 p.m. (EST)
for the
purchase of

Pu

Dated Nov.

Ne

1 from

1955

31:

1969, inclusive. Principal
interest
(M-N)
payable at

and
the

Bond Offering—Ellsworth

rell,

Borough

sealed
on

bids

Dec.

1, 1954.

—

rl& C

inclusive.

3

Clerk, will

$350,000 school bonds.
Broadview
21

(P. O.
Broadview), Mont.

Bond

ton

Nov. 1 from

on

inclusive.

1969

to

Bos\

inclusive.

1964

to

Co.,

Nov. 1 from

on

15—v.

180,

Due

on

Nov.

to

Citizens National Bank of

$146,336.56
p.

1821—were awarded to
Piper, Jaf-

I

& P

1959 inclusive,

to

1970

nge,

Nov. 1 from

on

285,000 1V4S. Due

8

the

$52,000

High Sch. Dist. No.

bonds

le

Bank, of Lincoln, at a price of
100.11, a net interest cost of about
1.64%, as follows:

Byrne,
Trustees,

building
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Inter¬

Yellowstone

re:

L.
of

sealed
on

Oi

National

gality approved by Reed,
Taylor & Washburn, of New
City.

(P. O. Kevin), Mont.
Clerk

s

boi

sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 1 for the purchase of $184,000

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

o.,

t

York"-City;
Kaiser & Co., of San "Francisco;
John Douglas & Co., of Omaha,

ford, Borough Clerk, will receive

No.

Malta), Mont.
be

o.,

a

group composed of The First Bos¬
ton
Corp., of New

1

est J-J.

neapolis.

&

No.

dated

are

Interest

group

tional

Due

1974

Hasbrouck

bonds

bonds.

composed of Alvis &
Co., Jackson, Union Planters Na¬

a

District

The

$250,000 road
bridge bonds offered Nov. 18
180, p. 1921—were awarded
—

Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬

to

School

(MST)
purchase

County (P. O.
Vicksburg), Miss.

Bond

1954.
to

bonds.

p.m.

Warren

of

School District

Toole County School District No.

Co., and Hamp Jones & Co., both
of

High

400,000

$75,000 water
bonds offered Nov.

awarded to

building bonds. Dated Dec.

bonds.

Sale —The

were

the!

receive

I
$500-1

000

Bond

Glacier

Miss.

the

1956 to

that

will

sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of

Freehold, N. J.

Separate

p.m.
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $675,000
building bonds. Due serially from

for

7

announces

Education

&

MONTANA

Malta

Offering—Mary M. Price,
Clerk, will receive sealed

City

Le

District, Neb.

from 1961 to 1972 inclusive.

Nov

$195,000 street im¬

School District,

of

proved

1960 inclusive.

bonds.

Municipal

u

Trust

Bennett &

Investment

and

,

$400,000

(CST)

school
3y4fc.

as

Offering—Secretary Geor¬

Breeden

Board

group

Mercantile

net interest cost of about

a

Aberdeen, Miss.
Bond Offering—R. C.
Maynard,
City Clerk, will sell at public auc¬
1:30

gia

1965

lows:

at

Bond

315,000 1V2S. Due

of St. Louis; A. H.

Co.,

1955

(J-D) payable at a bank
mutually agreeable to the City
and the purchaser.

tion

ie

NEBRASKA

to

Company, G. H. Walker & Co.,
Newhard, Cook & Co., A. G. Ed¬
wards & Sons, Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., Blower, Heitner &
Glynn,

Dated Dec
1

1959

1922—were awarded to

p.

bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Nov. 23 for the purchase of

Due

from

1

Kansas

sealed

1, 1954.

Dec.

1V2S.

City Sch. Dist., Mo.
Bond Sale—The $1,025,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 17—v. 180,

Virginia, Minn.
Offering —J. G. MilCity Clerk, will receive

sewer bonds.

$152,000

Dec. 1 from 1955 to

on

on

Kansas

of

inclusive.

1974, inclusive.

1921—were awarded to a group
composed of Juran & Moody, Inc.,

(CST)

$230,000 building bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1971 and thereafter are callable
as

plant

Leaksville, Miss.

Bond Offering—W. David Abernathy, District Clerk, will receive
on

disposal

Nov.

1974,
bonds:

196-3, inclusive; and $312,000
l%s, due on Dec. 1 from 1967

Burke I

bids

above

County Indep. Sch. Dist., No.
(P. O. Tracy), Minn.

1:30

due

Bond

30

bids until

sani¬

to

1958, inclusive; $311,000

10—v., 180,

bond, payable June 1, 1956.
Linn

mutually

the

and

sewer

bonds

Brookhaven

Dec. 1 from

of

bank

Rosemount, Minn.
Sale—The $185,000

Bond

Dec. 1 from

issue

state

Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.

group
& Co.,

inclusive.
the

1964.

County and the
Legality approved by

purchaser.

inclusive.

Due

addition

on

1,

interest

par, a net

on

or

agreeable to

1956 to 1969 inclusive.

1962.

129,000 2V4S.

Due

thereafter

Dec.

inclusive; and
13/4S, due on Dec. 1

stadium

3s, due

(CST)

and

of

as

1966,

1967

775,000

inclusive.

1965

to

$800,000

Principal and interest payable at

26

$66,000 314 s.

due in

ffl

ln§

to

1958, inclusive; $800,000 iy2s, due on Dec. 1 from

1974

1969

to

1959

1955 to

receive

a.m.

from

1

1974, inclusive.
•
2,000,000 Blues Stadium bonds:
$400,000 3s, due on Dec. 1 from

Strom,

will
10

to

5

lows:

sealed

1,

price of

1955

callable

on

composed of J. M. Dain
Allison-Williams Co., and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, all of Minne¬
a

until

A.

1

1974, inclusive.

Dec.

on

from

C.

$190,000

ing bonds offered Nov. 9—v. 180,

as

inclusive.

the

Crosby.

Bond Sale—The $135,000 build¬

follows:

$54,000

and

County Independent Con¬

23,000 3.20s.

Paine, Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis, of Chicago, and Mc¬

interest

Principal
payable at

(P. O. Nevis), Minn.

p.

from

Feb. 1 from 1956

solidated School District No.

2

to

a

on

(F-A)

Auditor,

Dated Feb.

inclusive.

Hubbard

Sale—The $247,000 build¬
offered Nov. 17 were

jointly, at

Due

1960

to

to

Dec.

on

bonds: $100,000 3s,
Dec. 1 from 1955 to

on

1959

—

buildinu

elementary

Bellevue School

and

to

County (P. O. Olivia),

Offering

school

23/4s.

building bonds

1966, inclusive; and $200,000
l%s, due on Dec. 1 from 1967

on

1968

l%s, due

1967

due

in¬

p.

Bond Offering—L. A. Reagan,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
30
for
the
purchase of $20,000
public water works improvement

bonds

awarded
k

thereafter

are
callable as of Dec. 1, 1959.
Principal and interest payable aj;
any
suitable bank to be desig¬
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.

terest cost of about

Twp. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.

■

Dec.

Certificates

and

apolis, at

Kalamazoo

■

1961

of July

V

I

dated

are

due

inclusive;

1958, inclusive; $200,000 l%s,

B

1967

1966,

sewer

due

on
Dec.
8
for the
purchase of
$460,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due on Dec.

are

Dec. 1 from 1955

interest

as

and

J

.t'ft

on

inclusive.

maturing

sewer

refunding purposes as of July 1,
1957. Also, bonds due in 1968 and

'

award¬

were

from

1

bids

Bonds

Due

from

500,000

to

to

to

$120,000

Minnesota

of

certificates

1956

2s,

1956

12,588.80

to 1958, inclusive; $120,IV2S, due on Dec. 1 from

1959

inclusive.

Paul, as 2.20s, at a price
100.48, a basis of about 2.13%.
The

from

1

Renville

1

1, 1954.

1955
000

price

a

series

sewer,

$180,000

Jan.

on

of

pur¬

July

on

'

Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,

p.m.

Due

storm

Jan.

,

$75,000
certifi¬

revenue

De-

revenue

,y

290,000

Dec. 1 from

on

from 1967 to 1974, in'clusive.
300,000 redevelopment bonds:
$60,000 3s, due on Dec. 1 from

inclusive.

1975

sealed

The

—

com¬

inclusive; and $120,000
214s, due on Jan. 1 from 1968
to

,

1958, inclusive; $920,IV2S, due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to
1966, inclusive; and
$920,000 l%s, due on Dec. 1

plant,
$180,000 2s,

from

1

100.0007, a net interest
about 1.72%, as follows:

high
as

1955 to

group

bonds;
Jan.

on

Bond

First National Bank of

K.

system
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.

lt

Sale

utilities

B

bonds

000

1820—

p.

1967

July 1, 1992.

cates offered Nov. 15

to

Mich.

bids

sealed

(EST)

'V1

due

County

public

v

disposal

sewage

series

July 1 from

Buffalo, Minn.

interest

Offering—Freda

Planche,
ceive

180, p.
Kenower,

to

Co., of Detroit.

lnkster,
Bond

15—v.

awarded

Ma cArthur &

?

$300,000

of

of

cost of

net interest cost of about
2.15%, as follows:

July 1, 1991.

on

a,

Bank

Northwestern Na¬
Minneapolis, at a

$2,300,000 municipal airport bonds:

clusive; and $110,000 2V4S, due

of

Township (P. O,
Clemens), Mich.

Mount

V

Due

price

Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, J. M.
Dain
& Co.,
Woodward-Elwood
Co., all of Minneapolis, Caldwell,

from

1

Crosby, Minn.

Harrison

v'

July

on

to

and the

tional

posed"- of the Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, Allison-Williams Co.,

inclusive.

1990

Detroit.

<

Nov.

St.

revenue

y>i

v

offered

on

180,

$133,747.76

all

Co.,

cisco,

$590,000 bon<Js

9—v.

awarded

of Chicago, Com¬
merce
Trust
Co., City National
Bank & Trust Co., both of Kansas
City, Weeden & Co., San Fran¬

of par, a

disposal sys¬

on

Due

Nov.

offered

bonds:

Due

to

to

due

Sale—The

bonds offered
Nov. 17 —v. 180, p. 2025 —were
awarded to a group composed of
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
First National Bank, Northern
obligation

Trust

W'

-

Mo.

Bond Sale—The $5,875,000 gen¬
eral

$460,000 3s, due

Mankato, Minn,

MINNESOTA

1957

Bonds

thereafter

and

able

!>

Due

9,000 2%s.

follows:

as

1981
1972

.

will

Due

,

>Vi

t

Legality approved by
Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
purchaser.

follows:

$123,000 general obligation bonds.

/ '■

i'

as

Bunt¬

receive
(EST) on
the purchase of $388,-

Nov. 22 for

tv'"

000 water
i

J- Harold

Offering

City

sealed bids until 7 p.m.

>4")
i

a

of Feb.

as

Dorsey, Colman, Barker,

net interest cost of about

100.02,

callable

are

and

1974

Principal and interest
payable at any suitable banking
institution to be designated by the

Watling, Lerchen & Co., and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., both
of Detroit, jointly, at a price of
3.15%,

in

due

1973.

1,

1921—were awarded

120,000 3V2S.

'

i''

thereafter

to

$73,000

1955.

Bonds

in¬

1981

to

Phillips Co., of St. Paul, at

$205,000 water

bonds

revenue

1956

from

1

clusive.

1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Harbor

a"V

i

Detroit.

Mich.

Sale—The

Bond

tem

tax anNov. 15

offered

notes

sold

were

1921—were awarded to McDon¬

p.

ald-Moore & Co., of

15—v. 180, p.

Sale—The $50,000

ticipation

$24,000 build¬

supply and sewage

Grosse lie), Mich,

rt

Sale—The

ing bonds offered Nov. 10—v. 180,

1971

1972.

Crosse lie

i. Note

Bond

Saline,

1,

Feb.

were,

(P. O. R. F. D. No. 3. ';ri>
'
a tL:~» \
M'iJt, *
v
Albion), Mich:

■

-

inclusive.

1970

to

and

.

Due

Kansas City,

Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 23 for the purchase of $750,000
general obligation
building
bonds.. Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due
on

follows:

as

8

(P. O. Marshall), Minn.
Offering—M. J. Carrow,

7
U,

were

—

No.

District

Bond

.;

State agencies.

any

Sheridan

,

p.

dated School

Bond

and

Parma

MISSOURI

Lyon County Independent Console

District

Dearborn, Mich.

\ Bond Sale—The $85,000 special
bonds offered Nov. 9

V I"

are

Legality

approved

Delafield

&

City.

by

Netcong.

Hawkins,

Wood, of New

York
•

M;
$1(

(I!
an

on

of

(2133)

Number 5379

180

,0]ume

. . .

v

.*■

t

onev

City

New Jersey

Polis,

the

•

■

placed privately by Smith, Barney
& Co. in February, 1950 on a for¬
ward commitment basis with the

Sale—The $3,957,000 notes
[fered Nov. 16—v. 180, p, 1922—
,ere awarded to Salomon Bros. &
utzler, of New York City, at
.72% interest, plus a small pre¬
Note

lding
01

ol

New

t
the

.22,

1956II

Authority's

Co., Newark,
2.35s, at a price of
basis of about 2.32%.

intiy,

the

bonds offered

of

all

on

Bay

Extension

and

now

lafer,
13

wim-

16,000
the

Highway Authority
Trenton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $20,000,000 gen¬
eral revenue, series C, bonds of¬
fered Nov. 16—v. 180, p. 1922were
awarded to
a
syndicate
eaded by the First Boston Corp.,
lyth & Co., Harriman Ripley &
o., Inc.,
and Smith, Barney &
o., all of New York City, as 3Y4S,
\ at a price of 100.449, a basis of

populated

New Jersey

naha,

(P. O.

Due

New

Co.,

Ryan,

J. R.

five

torm
5—v.
to a

Bos-

City;
cisco;
naha,

west

under

about

ngen

from
from

Stevenson &

•Jtori

& Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Weeden
& Co., Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Field, Richards &
Co., Folger,
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Stroud & Co., Tripp & Co.,

.M

|Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Hayden, Miller & Co., The Illinois
fCompany, Newhard, Cook & Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Co.;

nd L.

Stern Bros. &

ceive

from

the

Newark

Airport Interchange of the turn¬
pike to the Holland Tunnel Plaza
in

of
an

Ellis & Simmons,

38,000

ert

3,750
)ated

&

Garrett

Co.;

cipal

McCormick

Sons,

Jersey City, and will consist
bridge over Newark Bay and
expressway
through Jersey

a

Bond

Louisville;

Co.,

t the

Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Henry Dahlberg & Co., J.

hold,

Raf-

of

creased to

Fauset, Steele & Co., Kirkpatrick-

the

Pettis

volume

Co.,

and

Co.,

&

Magnus

Chas. W. Scranton & Co.

ated

Newark Housing Authority, N. J.
Note Sale—The $5,967,000 notes
offered Nov. 16—v. 180, p. 1922—

rom

ipal
at

were awarded to Salomon

rgen

ork

&

Htuzler, of
"•'2%

York

New

interest, plus

a

a

point where, accord¬

City,

at

ST)
of
ov.

955

and
the
ng.
ins,

ork

totaled
crease

Jersey
Offering of $75,000,-

Made

On

Public

o

f f

About

or

e r

i

n

g

to

Nov

Be
23—

of $75,000,000-

^100,000,000 principal amount of
New
Jersey Turnpike Authority

Ufo

U950

revenue
bonds
dated Jan. 1, 1950

turnpike
issue)

3nd due Jan.

1, 1985 will be made
or about Nov. 23
by a group
underwriters headed by Smith,
barney & Co., it was announced.




a

peak day

18,362,900 vehicles, an in¬
of 11.1% over the corre¬

Passaic

dren's

Authority,

Bonds

1954

of

sponding period of 1953.

Bond

Secondary
000-$100,000,000

of

104,800 vehicles used
the Turnpike.
During the first
nine months of this year traffic

small pre¬

New

eive

summer

the

for

p.m. (EST)
purchase of

1

Dec.

from

1956 to 1965,

County Regional High Sch.

1

J.

will

Treasurer,

sealed bids until 10

Burns,
receive

(EST)

a.m.

on

Nov. 30 for the

fire

house

Dated

bonds.

clusive.

Dec.

Principal

payable

(J-D)

of

Bank

1,

1955

from

1

Dec.

on

purchase of $75,000
and
fire
apparatus
1954.
to

in¬

interest

and

National
Legality

at the
Park.

Kings

Due

1964

approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York

City.

general

bonds

Due

on

1

Nov.

from

20,000 water bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
1, 1954. Principal
(M^N) payable at the
Marine Trust Company of West¬
Dated

interest

Principal
payable
at

(J-D)

and

the

jp

Marine Trust Co. of Western New

Legality approved

York, Buffalo.

1964 inclusive.

1955 to

inclusive.

1964

to

improvement

by Rice, Rice, Hustleby & Chace,
of Niagara Falls.

Nov.

York

New

and interest

Comptroller
Increase

—

City, N.
Warns

on

Y.

ern

York, Buffalo.

New

Debt

Comptroller Lawrence.

County (P. O. Paterson),
New Jersey

$420,000 Chil¬
and
county im¬

Sale—The
Shelter

provement bonds offered
—v.
180, p. 1922—were
to a group composed of
tional State Bank, J. B.

Nov. 17
awarded
the Na¬

Glen Cove,

Verona, N. J.
Bond Offering — Clemens C.

Kreuder, Borough Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.'

(EST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
$452,000 bonds, as follows:

of

$409,000 sewer plant bonds.
43,000 general bonds.
and mature

on

Dec.

1,1954

from 1955

1

and

1975, inclusive. Principal
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
Montclair Trust Co., Verona.
to

the
Le¬

Village Clerk, will receive

on

from 1956 to 1965 in¬
Principal
and
interest

May 1

clusive.

Delafield

Hawkins,
New York

State Bank

Legality approved by

of Bolivar.

&

Wood,

of

City.

Brookfield Central Sch. Dist

No, 9

(P. O. Brookfield), N. Y.
Bond

Note Sale—The

offered Nov.
were

$1,491,000 notes
180, p. 1922—

16—v.

Offering—Francis W. Pal¬

awarded to Salomon Bros. &

mer,

Legality

approved

Delafield &

City.

by

Offering

Bond

(EST)

on

Hawkins,

Wood, of New York

N. Y.
—

of the New

was

Harvey

Doxey, Commissioner of
will receive sealed bids

L.

(EST)

terest

,

York

-

(J-J)

$935,000,000 or 43.23% greater
the
five-year non-exempt

Finance,
until 11

in

on

Nassau

Cove

than

of $652,800,000 presented

program

Nov. 30 for the
purchase of $763,500 general im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956 to
1984 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
a.m.,

payable at the Glen
Union Trust Com¬

of Glen Cove. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.

pany,

1953.

'

..

.

Comptroller stated he was f*,
not in agreement with the
City
Planning proposal for a five-year
The

which

program

was

$55,700,000

greater than his, and would result
in a margin or cushion of about
$99,000,000 at Dec. 31, 1960.
He
explained, saying, "I am still of
the firm opinion that the cushion
by

recommended

me

should

not

continue, but be increased
to $200,000,000. This should create
a
salutary effect on the City's
credit. In addition, it will create
only

Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 14 (P. O. Woodmere), N. Y.
Bond

Offering—Clayton L. Sea¬

Clerk, will receive
(EST)
for the purchase of $1,-

District

man,

sealed bids until 3.30 p.m.
on

Dec. 2

building

sealed 375,000

(EST) on Nov. 26
for the purchase of $44,000 water
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due
bids until 2 p.m.

District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
& Co., and Van Deventer Bros.,
on
Dec.
1 for the purchase of
Inc., all of Newark, as 1.95s, at a
$240,000 building bonds. Dated
price of 100.20, a basis of about Dec.
1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from
1.93%.
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Perth Amboy Housing Authority,
First National Bank of Edmeston.
New Jersey
Hanauer

sealed bids until 2 p.m.

—

(M-N) payable at the

Bros. &

mium.
New Jersey
Turnpike

er-

7

The bonds are dated Dec.

in 1954 has in¬

date

ing to the Authority, it has been
at the rate which was not expect¬

) on

oyt,

on

Union

$2,252,164.

:eive

Le-

$50,000

Dain, & Co., A. G. Edwards & ed by the engineers to be attained
gality approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
Sons, Goodwyn & Olds, Kalman & until the early 1980's. The daily field & Wood, of New York City.
Co., Mead, Miller & Co., J. R. average of traffic during the first
Mueller & Co., Ryan, Sutherland nine months of 1954 was 67,300
NEW YORK
&
Co., Seasongood
&
Mayer, vehicles, which compared with
the engineering estimate for 1954
Bolivar, N. Y.
Sweney, Cartwright & Co., Doll
&
Bond Offering —C. E. Wing,
Isphording, Inc., Ellis & Co., of 27,700 vehicles daily. During

York

No.

District

Offering—John

City Charter.
He mentioned his Aug. 13, 1954
Nov. 24 for the purchase of $30,Dist. No.
1 (P. O. Springfield),
recommendation
of
$200,000,000
000 Fire Hall bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
New Jersey
turnpike with the easterly exten¬
for non-exempt capital improve¬
1954. Due on Nov. 1 from 1955 to
Bond Sale—The $1,950,000 build¬
sion of the Pennsylvania Turn¬
ments during the calendar year
ing bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 180, 1964 inclusive. Principal and in¬
pike now under construction.
1955 had been concurred in by the
terest (M-N) payable at the Bank
Traffic
and
revenues
on
the p. 1821—were awarded to a group
Budget
Director
and
Mayor
Legality approved by
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., of Elba.
New Jersey Turnpike have
run
Robert F. Wagner, and that this
New York
City; Fidelity Union Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
substantially ahead of estimates,
program represented an increase
Trust Co., Newark; White, Weld New York City.
of nearly 54% over the recom¬
according
to
the
New
Jersey
& Co., New York City; Schmidt,
mended
Turnpike Authority. The Author¬
Elmira, N. Y.
program
for 1954 nonity's report for the quarter ended Poole, Roberts & Parke, of Phila¬
exempt capital improvements of
Bond Sale—The $216,000 gen¬
delphia; Julius A. Rippel, Inc.,
Sept. 30, 1954 stated that "traffic
He
explained this
eral improvement bonds offered $130,000,000.
F. R. Cole & Co., both of Newark;
and revenues for the quarter end¬
was
"due
to
increased assessed
Nov. 16
v.
180, p. 2026 —were
Park, Ryan, Inc., New York City,
ed Sept. 30, and for the first nine
valuations of taxable .realty for;
awarded to the Harris Trust &
1954 and the changes in equaliza-i
months of the year, ran ahead of and; Ewing & Co., of Montclair.
Bank, of
Chicago, as
The group bid for $1,949,000 bonds Savings
the corresponding periods'of 1953,
tion rates." He also pointed out;
1.10s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
a
and again were well in excess1 or as 25/as, at a. price of 100.06,
his 1954 recommendation for the
of about 1.07%.
basis of about 2.61%.
the estimates of the' traffic and
five-year
non-exempt
program

M.

'kins,

Coventry

;

Legality E.
Gerosa
on
Nov.
15
sub-,
inclusive.
Principal and interest approved by Hawkins, Delafield mitted his
report on the
1955
(J-D) payable at the Suburban & Wood, of New York City.
proposed Capital Budget and the;
Trust Co., Scotch Plains. Legality
five-year capital program for the
Elba, N. Y.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
calendar years 1956 to 1960 inclu¬
Bond Offering—Frank H. Hart¬
& Wood, of New York City.
ley, Village Clerk, will receive sive, as required by Section 219

City and (b) the Pennsylvania
Extension, which will connect the

Traffic to

■

Bankers

from

&

until 8:30

bids

Dec.

Due

Biddle & Co., Blunt,
Bramhall, Falion
& Co., Courts & Co., Foster &
Dated
from
Marshall, Lyons & Shafto, Mackey,
icipal I Dunn & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son
the" & Co., Raffensperger, Hughes &
Trust |
Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., J. G. revenue engineers for financing
White & Co., Inc., Laird, Bissell
appurposes."
& Meeds, Bartow, Leeds & Co.,
:ld &
Revenues from tolls in the first
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Dreyfus nine months of 1954, according to
& Co., Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.,
the Authority, amounted to $15,Farwell, Chapman & Co., Ginther, 659,800,'an increase of 7.56% com¬
Johnston & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
s
E.
pared with the like 1953 period.
John C. Legg & Co., Wurts, Dulles Toll revenues in July, 1954, es¬
ceive
& Co., Elkins, Morris & Co., Rob¬ tablished a new monthly record
"•) on
Yarnall,

T) on

and

Bond

District

The sale consisted of:

Township

$100,000 sewer assessment bonds,
2nd series.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.

|Co., Barr Brothers & Co., Braun

from

Plains

turnpike are under construction:
(a) the Newark Bay - Hudson
County Extension, which will ex¬

JBosworth & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutfrom

Scotch

on

Co., Hemphill,
Schoellkopf, Hutton

Bacon,

& Pomeroy,

basis of about 1.69%.

sealed

Inc., Estabrook &

iNoyes & Co.,

purposes

tion by Jan. 15, 1952. At the pres¬
time two extensions to
the

miles

Afton

Greene,

v;

Lackawanna City Sch. Dist., N. Y«
bonds offered Nov.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 builds
ing bonds offered Nov, 16—v. 180,
16—v. 180, p. 1922—were awarded
p. 1922—were awarded to Paine, ing bonds offered Nov. 17—v. 180,
to a group composed of B. J. Van
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and p. 2026—were awarded to Bacon,
Ingen &
Co., New York City;
Adams, MoEntee & Co., both, of Steyenson & Co., New York City,
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark,
New York City, jointly, as 2.10s, as 1.30s, at a
price of 100.10, a
and Ewing & Co., of Montclair,
at a price of 100.53, a basis of basis of about 1.26%.
as 2s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis
about 2.04%.
of about 1.99%*
Lewiston, Lewiston Estates Sewer
Dist. (P. O. Lewiston), N. Y.
K
Depew, N. Y.
Saddle River School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 general
Bond Offering—R. Hazel Moore,
Bond Sale—The $55,000 build¬
improvement and water bonds of¬ Town Clerk, will receive sealed
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 180, fered Nov. 12 were awarded to
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
p.
1922—were awarded to B. J. Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
10
for the purchase of
$10,000
Van Ingen & Co., New York City,
City, as 1.90s, at a price of 100.03, sewer district bonds. Dated Dec.
as
1.70s, at a price of 100.05, a a basis of about 1.89%.
1, 1954. Due on June 1 from 1955

ous

ent

8.1

interest

York (7

New

(P. O. Harpursville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $532,000 build¬

vari¬

erts, Township Clerk, will receive

tend

1978 in¬

and'

Principal

Central School

$663,000

and the entire route was in opera¬

& Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,

to

1955

of

v-y

Kings Park Fire District (P. O.
Kings Park), Smithtown, N. Y.

p.m.

100.04," a Colesville, Fenton, Sanford, Wind¬

of

Bridge. Construction of the Turn¬
pike was begun in February, 1950

Brown

lex.

of New Jersey,
point three miles
George Washington
a

Sale—The

Bond

2

payable at the Camillus
Bank, Camillus. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.

Ridgewood, N. J.

con¬

future
im¬
extensions which
may
finance by
any

W.

(M-N)

(P. O.
Scotch Plains), N. J.
Bond Offering—Charles H. Rob¬

Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
& Sons, B. J. Van

rexel &

price

a

from

1

clusive.

sor,

nects with the Delaware Memorial

Other members of the syndicate:

of

at

basis of about 3.29%.

Pennsyl¬

Bridge diagonally across the State
to Deepwater, N. J., where it con¬

ij about 3.22%.

tional

the

of

and

Co.,

&

Hanauer

& Co., all of Newark,

Ross

3.30s,

as

Nov.

on

group

a

J. B. Hanauer &

York City;

a

the

to

until

bids

sealed

Washburn,

city.

(EST) on Nov. 23 for the purchase
of
$241,000
water
construction
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due

composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., both of

area

running from

ceive

&

lor

Snyder, Town Supervisor, will re¬

'

15—v. 180, p.

Nov.

awarded

2026—were

Sale—The $1,271,000 imirovement and school bonds of- means of Second Series bonds. In
ered Nov. 15—v. 180, p. 1922
addition to the outstanding Gen¬
) vere awarded to a group com¬
eral,Bonds, the Authority
has
posed of Shields & Co., Boland, outstanding
$150,000,000 of 3%%
I Saffin & Co.; Irci Haupt & Co., all Second Series bonds due July 1,
>f New York City; Julius A. Rip1988 and $27,200,000 of 3%
Sec¬
jel, Inc., of Newark, and Gordon ond Series bonds due July 1, 1988.
graves & Co., of New York City,
The existing turnpike extends a
is 1.90s,
at a price of 100.10, a distance
of
approximately
118
)asis of about 1.88%.
miles through the most densely

«aled

ce

lien

struction,
and
provements or
the
Authority

Bond

ec.

constitute

—

'

$750,000 school

Bond Sale—The

net operating reve¬
the present Turnpike,

Newark

vania

N. J.

Linden,

from

nues

as
a

first

closed

York City, and

aupt & Co., New
B. Hanauer &

15,|

1

awarded to Ira

were

1821

)? on|
500,i
c.

offered Nov. 17—v. 180,

bonds

g

fp

ceiveI

Bonds

General

;; a

New Market), N. J.

(P. O.

1986—so-called

1,

Jan.

due

sue)

'••••--

1

t

(P. O. Camillus), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Howard

Piscataway Township Sch. Dist.

gether with the Authority's out¬
standing
$35,000,000
turnpike
revenue
3.20%
bonds
(1951 Is¬

Sale—The $185,000 build-

Bond

•
v

a

of investing institutions.
The VA% bonds due 1985 to¬

O.

Twp. Sch. Diet. (P.

Woodglen), N. J.

and

Funds

State

Jersey

mium.

; '

Water District

Camillas, Camillus

New York City, at
0.72% interest, plus a small pre¬

of

Hutzler,

group

mium.

Lebanon

represent a portion of
$220,000,000* of such bonds

The bonds

Redevelopment Agency,

n:...

61

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1954

bonds.,

1, 1954.

1955

to

and interest

In

1954

Hawkins,
New York

we

for

Comptroller
exempt funds

contingencies.
amend the
the extent of

to

had

Budget to

Capital

/.

•

.

.

•

Gerosa said, "the
of $44,051,408 for

(J-D) payable at the pollution control present a
The net sewer
National Bank of lem.

Meadowbrook

Freeport.

fund

ready

Dated $30,000,000."

Due on Dec. 1 from
1982 inclusive.
Principal

Dec.

a

.

prob¬
rents

Legality approved by presently available for debt serv¬
ice will permit of no further ex¬
Delafield & Wood, of
clusions. This would therefore re¬
City.

and Brookhaven Union Free
School District No. 14 (P. O.

1 slip

quire an increase in such
further exclusions based

rents if
on

net

applied for." He
Patchogue), N. Y.
referred to a concurrent resolution
Bond Offering—Elsie N. Peter¬ of the Legislature in 1954 to amend
son,
President of the Board of the State Constiution to exclude
Education, will receive sealed bids all indebtedness for the disposal of
revenues

were

Jr., sewage in determining the debt38 East Main
Street, Patchogue, incurring margin. He explained
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 1 for that for the amendment to be¬
effective it must be ap¬
the purchase of $175,000 building come
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due proved by the 1955 Legislature
and then submitted to the voters
on
Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest at the general election in 1955,
and recommended, "that we pro¬
(M-N) payable at the Peoples Na¬

at the

office of John F. White,

Legal¬
Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬

tional Bank of Patchogue.

ity approved by

slowly

as

ceed

as

with

authorizations

permissible,

for

sewage

,

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2134)

n.

disposal works, and hold in abey¬
any action with respect to
increasing sewer rents until we
determine the disposition of the

ance

the

In

ment.

amend¬

constitutional

pending

meantime,

we

may

authorizations to the
non-exempt
margin as a tem¬
charge any

expedient."
Comptroller

porary

The

gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
N. Y.
Offering — Nicholas

Watervliet,
Bond

bids

sealed

ceive

Will

City Manager,

Normile,

until

1

J.

the

State

that

Law

the

created

New York

City Transit Authority.
Comptroller Gerosa stated, "the
gross funded debt on Oct. 1, 1954
was
approximately $3.5 billion.
The proposed Capital Budget for
1955 and the proposed 1956-1960

of

ment

the

the

treat¬

Capital Budget and

City Planning

valuation

assessed

taxable

of

Vista

realty. This large amount of out¬
standing debt may make it diffi¬
cult

to

sell

securities

our

in

the

public market at favorable inter¬
est rates."
New York State Thruway Authority

Bertram

that

be

received

D.

sealed

truck

until

7

Dec.

City,

financial

thority
fering.

consultants

the

on

Au¬

of¬

Park, N. Y.
— Harvey

Offering

Bush,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 24
for the purchase of

price of 100.10,

a

Supervisor,

Town

bids

sealed

will

until

#175,000
4

11

re¬
a.m.

(EST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
of
$59,000
public
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Due
on Sept.
1 from 1955 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Old Forge.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of

$194,000 bonds,

bonds.

15 from

NORTH

Due

1954 to

on

1973 in-

1,925,000

bonds.

from

1954

Due

to

on

1972

Dec.

inclu¬

The

bonds are dated Sept. 15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Marine Trtast Co. of
1954.

Western

New York, Buffalo. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.

Riverhead

about

will

sealed bids until 11

1973

Bond
district

O. Accord),

Sale

The

—

bonds

N.

2V4s,

at

a

000

000

3s,

Nov.

17—

Kingston,
of 100.08, a

Bank, of Seneca Falls,

000

bonds

2026—were awarded to the Wach¬

Salem, at

sewer

as

Route 210, Stony
Point), N.
Bond Sale —The
$909,000

a

bonds

awarded
of

fire

offered
to

the
as

par.

The bonds are dated Nov. 1,
J ,Ar,DHe on Nov. 1 from 1955
to 1972

;

inclusive.

interest

National

(M-N)
Bank

Principal

payable
of

at

and

the

Haverstraw

Company, Haverstraw.




from

1

from

inclusive; $75,000
1

from

1978

inclusive; and $125,-

1981

due
to

on

1985

June

1

inclusive.

County (P. O. Mocksville),

190,

the

p.

&

Le¬

1923—were

Wachovia

of

of about

Trust

Co., Winstonprice of par, a net in¬

a

terest cost of about

lows:

2.27%,

fol¬

as

"•yV'.'V

•

Due

Due

0.25s.

1981,

June

on

1,

Nov.

12

were

awarded to the Provident Savings
& Trust Company, of Cin¬

Bank

23/4s at

as

price of 1.00.28,

a

basis of about 2.70%.
The

bonds

1954.

Due

1965

inclusive.

gality

dated

are

Dec.

on

1

Dec.

from

Interest

approved

1,

1956

J-D.

1956

Bedford City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Ralph D. Dee-

Clerk of the Board of Edu¬

vers,

cation,

receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Dec. 2 for
the purchase of $600,000 building

will

bonds.

Dated

Dec.

15, 1954.

Due

Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬

on

sive.

Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the legal depository of
the

inclusive.

1979

to

Board,

tem

revenue

offered

to

offer

400,000 bonds
sale

Bond
of

the

receive

Dec.

(EST) on Nov.
30 for the purchase of
$750,000
building bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
from

1956 to

Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the legal
depository, presently the Brecks¬

1956

to

20,000 2s.
35,000 2y4s.
1969

to

Due

on

1964

Due

May 1 from

and

from

1

1, 1954.

1955

to

1964

inclusive.

Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the legal de¬
pository of the City, presently the
Central
land.

Squire,

National Bank of

Cleve¬

Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Cleveland.
Franklin City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Elmer

Gregg,
of the Board of
Education,

Clerk

will receive sealed bids until
of

on

noon

Dec. 1 for the purchase

sell

an •;

1977

and interest

inclusive.

Legality

approved

by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.

Hunting Valley, Ohio
Offering—Dixon Morgan,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed

May 1 from

inclusive.

noon

(EST)

on

Nov. 29

for the purchase of

$33,400 special
assessment
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Dec.
1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.

In¬

terest J-D.

Squire,

Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Cleveland.

No.

(P. O. Altus,

Okla.

Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 180,
p. 1923—were awarded to the Na¬

Corp., Nashville, Harris tional Bank of
Commerce, of Al¬
Savings Bank, Chicago, tus, and Honnold &
Co., of Okla¬

the Wachovia Bank & Trust

homa

City, jointly.

—

wen

Securities

Kansas, Wichita,

as

City, Okla.

22

7:30

for

the

838,000 bonds,

C.

—

will

E.

Norton

receive

sealee

(CST)

p.m.

Jan.

to

1

$2,-|J 2

follows:

as

from

00

purchase of

Due on)

$1,163,000 electric bonds.

1980

to

1958

in]

elusive..

1,675,000 \ water
Due

bonds.

works

Jan.

on

1958

from

1

1980 inclusive.

The

Dist.

of

—

bonds

1955,

.

to

cation,
until

receive

on

■

Shawnee), Okla.
$12,000 build

Sale—The

ing bonds offered Nov. 9—v. 180
p.
1924 — were awarded to th(
Prague National Bank, of Prague

Bond

Pryor Creek, Okla.
Sale—The $99,800 swim

ming pool bonds offered Nov. II
were awarded to the Small-Mill

bids

Nov.

given.)

County Independent
School District No. 3 (P. O.

Bond

sealed

(EST)

p.m.

supersede

report

Pottawatomie

: -l

will

6

Jan.

dated

are

(This

items previously

District

intention

ville), Ohio'
Offering—Paul* A. Wilkins, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
29

for the purchase of

$35,000 build¬

burn

ing

Nov.

$50,000
bonds
($25,0G
sewer extension and $25,
park) offered the same da:
were
sold to the First Nationa

bonds.

Due

on

Dated

Nov.

1

1,

from 1956 to

Principal

and

ity

approved

sanitary

1966

000

interest

Bank of

by

Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Col¬
umbus.

A

$99,800 swimming pool bonds. Du<
serially from 1957 to 1968 in
elusive.

25,000

Sheehy,

City Auditor, will receive sealed
the

water

a.m.

works

bonds.

(EST) on Dec.
of-$4,100,000

extension

Dated

semi-annually

Dec,„l,

to
>

are

callable

on

June 1, 1964.

Principal and interest (J-D)
able at

The

at

or

the

office

pay¬

the Trustee,
Chemical
Corn
Ex¬
of

change Bank, of New York City,
at the holder's option.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Offering

—

Virginia Rob-

inson, Clerk of the Board
cation,
until

the

receive

of Edu¬

sealed

bids

(EST) on Nov. 24 for
purchase of $6,200 school
Dated

Nov.

1,

1954.

.

Due serially
inclusive

(P•

Pushmataha County
Bond

Antlers), Okla.
Offering—Jesse

..

Hairreu

County Clerk, will receive sealea
bids until 2:30 p.m (CST) on Not
24

for

the

of

purchase

$00

county hospital bonds.

Okla.

Tahlenuah,

$205,000 sam
tary sewer system and dlsp°sa
plant bonds offered Nov, 1&-"
Bond

180,
R.

p.

J.

Sale—The

City, and the
of

Due

Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1961 inclu-

awarded w
Oklahoijl
First Securities C
Wichita, jointly.

1924—were
Edwards,

Kansas, of

noon

bonds.
on

will

bonds.

'

&

Washington Local Sch. Dist.
(p Q Utica)f Qhio

Bond

inclusive.

1961

from 1957 to 1961

mortgage
1954. Due

extensioi

sewer

serially from 1931

Due

25,000 park

1 from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. The

bonds

sanitary

bonds.

June 1 and Dec.

on

Pryor.

The sale consisted of:

Toledo, Ohio
Bond Offering—John J.

for

Co., of Wichita.

The

1954.

(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Zanesville. Legal¬

County Indep. Sch. DisfT
18

until

Bond

Utica
Jackson

Clerk,

bids

Springfield Local School District
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 2), Zanes-

Principal

(M-N) payable at the

offere

1923

First

Offering

City

18—v.

Sch.

Canceled

24.

$250,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1954, Due on Nov. 1 from
to

of

bonds
p.

the

to

Ponca

>

Bond

issue
of
$5,000 school
improvement-bonds
on

Nov.
1956

Local

notice

inclusive.

bids until

from

National Bank, Blyth &
Co., both
of New York
City, Equitable Se¬
&

Dec.

Dec.

Bond

group composed of the Chase

Trust

on

Oct.

purchase

bonds offered Nov.
17—v. 180, p. 1822—were awarded

curities

Sale

rescinded

Nov.

(EST)

Schfj

interest

(P. O. Lorain), Ohio

sealed

noon

Lake

11

provement

a

d N.

t|;

2%s.

2.85%.

1

North Carolina (State
of)
Bond Sale — The
$5,000,000
school plant construction and im¬

to

n

about

180,

v.

—

Company

in¬

Cleveland

awarded

were

bids until

May 1
inclusive.
on

"

Nov. 26 for the purchase of
$314,000 special assessment improve¬
on

furniture

10

awarded

Legality
Sanders &

offered
—

lin.

Trust

inclusive.

Due
1975

of

ground

Dated

County Independent

and

Nov.

Cleveland.

Franklin National Bank of Frank¬

on

1968

1381

9-,

awarded

were

National Bank, and th

~

Heege, City Auditor, will receive

bonds.

1975

and

the

at

Squire,

bonds

Bond

Park, Ohio
Bond Offering—R a y m o

ment

ing

the

Cleveland.-

-

Sheffield

Bank.

until

1956. to

Principal

p.

basis

a

inclusive.

bids

until

for

9

improve
Nov.

Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Madill), Okla,
Bond Sale—The $128,000 build

Berman, Selonick & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 3s, at a price of 101.26,

terest

ville

bids

Dec.

from

noon

Dec. 1

Marshall

Brady,
Education,

of

$57,000 watt

National Bank, both
Coweta, jointly. :

Richmond Heights, Ohio
r
.
Sale—The $50,000 water

180,

)

Security

Bond
mains

Magnus 1
3V4s, at

and

offered

1923,

p.

First

Nov.

Education, will receive sealed

1975

15

clusive.

ett, Clerk-Treasurer of the Board

on

announced.

The

—

bonds

180,
the

$840,000
building
Dated Dec. 15, 1954.
Due

of

District,

to
as

K

basis of aba

a

extension

ment

new

be

on

Dempsey,

School

o

Coweta, Okla.

Sale

works

in¬

of

A

sealed

(EST)
purchase
of

by

Due

100.10,

,•>_

$1,-

Board

noon

bonds.

44

;

3.23%.

Offering—Ballard

approved

1954.

notice

of

will

Co.,

until

price of

Orange Local School District (P. O.
Chagrin Falls), Ohio

on

:v>-y

1822, were awarded
Co., of Cincinnati,

Bond

Nov. 20.

on

Trust

bids

a

>r

Dis¬

anc issue

&

follows:

as

the

payable

of

Co., of Toledo
price of 100.53, a ba

OKLAHOMA

rescinded

will

Hi

to

&

Bond Sale—The $44,884.57
Spt
cial assessment water
wort
bonds offered Nov. 10—v.
1W)

Exempted Village

School District, Ohio
Sale Canceled—The

Clerk

sur

pa •

15—v. 180

Winchester, Ohio

;

Bond

of

street

Nov.

of about 1.68%.

Nov.

New Richmond

date

Ji

of'ab#

awarded

were

of 98.02.

tention

tnt

& Tn

as 2y4S
basis

a

a ssess men t

13/4s, at

9—v."180, p.
1822, were awarded to the Ohio
Company, of Columbus, at a price

trict

awarded

Sale—The $97,451.99

Sutherland

Bond Sale
The $255,000 first
mortgage sewage system revenue
bonds

sp

Warren, Ohio

2027,
$1,925,-

sewerage sys¬
bonds- was sold to

(J-D)

Local

were

100.08,

-

first mortgage

Ohio

Savings Bank

Cincinnati,

Bond

Interest

Bond Sale—An issue of
000

presently the Cleve¬
Company. Legality ap¬
proved by Squire, ■; S a n d e rs &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
land Trust

1923,

p.

cial

to

Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.

.

street imDr 4
offered Nov 19

bonds

bonds offered

Le¬

by

appro^
De.npJ
* y'

&
r

»•

Saie—The $24,647
83

price of

(EST) on Nov. 23 for the purchase
of $810,000 building bonds. Dated
Dec. 15, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from

Nelsonville, Ohio

$17,129.75 street

offered

aavinect)

Wapakoneta,

Co., of

—

Bond Sale—The

cinnati,

Board

Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
and Braun, Bo^worth, of
Toledo,
jointly.
:
.y '■?

Bedford, Ohib

a

180,

Mariett, Ohio

>

Sanders

Provident

of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon

on

Due

and

unca

Legality

assessment

ment

June 1 from

on

June 1 from
1968 to 1980 inclusive.

bonds

cial

Township Local School

Clerk of the

1956 to 1967 inclusive.

225,000 2V4s.

1980

2

A-O.

$120,000 6s.

55,000

Dec.

Bond

River

awarded

at
net interest cost

a

2.08%,

45,000 l3/4s.

Bank

Winston-Salem,

price of par,

a

Y.

Haverstraw,

price of

1

North Carolina
Bond Sale—The $100,000
county
hospital bonds offered
Nov.
9

1.60s, at

Stony Point Fire District (P. O.

Peoples Bank

June

June

on

1965 to

were

June

inclusive; $150,on

0.25s,

Company,

price of 100.10, a basis of about

2.20s, at

&

until

(P. O. Harshman Road,
Box 326-A, Dayton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Olive Coombs,

Sale—The

ovia Bank

bids

District

$400,000 water
offered Nov. 16—v. 180, p.

(EST)
Davie

—v.

1.58%.

17

June 1 from

on

on

1971

due

1980

from

bonds offered Nov. 10—v.
180, p.
1822—were awarded to the State

Trust

due

to

1972 to 1977

Y.

Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$26,000

Nov.

6s,

1965

to

construction

bonds:

$25,000 fire

offered

price

building

inclusive; $10,000
2%s, due June 1, 1964; $70,-

District

basis of about 2.23%.

hall

Mad

Statesville, N. C.
Bond

Due

school

Is, due

v. 180, p.
1923—were awarded to
the Kingston Trust Co.,

as

inclusive;

1957 to 1963

to

Fire

1963

to

$70,000 6s, due

Galloway, of New York City.

(P.

1

follows:

as

1956

500,000

Principal
(J-D) payable at the

Accord

com¬

Securities

inclusive.

on

Long Island State Bank & Trust
Co., Riverhead. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &

Rochester,

group

$20,000 2%s, due
June
1,
1964; and $140,000 6s, due on
June
1, from 1965 to 1971

inclusive.

and interest

a

Carolina

..

2.88%,

from

receive

(ES,T)

a.m.

to

$326,000 general refunding bonds:
$166,000 6s, due on June 1

Offering—Joseph V. Kelly,

to

of

$826,000 bonds
180, p. 2026—

19:

for the purchase of $195,000 build¬

1968 to 1974 inclusive.

irom

««-

Company

ing bonds.

April

on

Fairview

Nov. 30 for the purchase of $189,000 land purchase bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
1955

Due

Ohio

Corp., Raleigh, J. Lee Peeler &
Co., Durham, and Vance Secu¬
rities
Corp.,
Greensboro,
at
a
price of par, a net interest cost of

York

Supervisor,

16—v.

awarded

were

(P. O. Riverhead),
New

Bond

Sale—The

offered Nov.

posed

sive.

Town

13/4s.

CAROLINA

Cherokee County (P. O. Gaffney),
North Carolina
Bond

sewer

15

1

sealed

Brecksville

New York City.

elusive.

19,000

April

on

(P. O. Amesden), Ohio
Bond Offering—Mrs. ALce Ket-

Bond Offering—Cecil M. Burn¬

water

Dec.

Due

from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.

follows:

as

a

12—v.

(P. O. Old Forge), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Philip W. Bur-

ceive

forthcoming

Orchard
Bond

the

to

Nov.

Webb

dick,

of

South

basis of about 2.48%.

a

the

$50,000,000 j general
revenue, series B bonds.
Dillon,
Read & Co., New York City, are
purchase

2V2S, at

as

will

for

O.

Y.
$27,000 fire

offered

bonds

on

/

180, p. >1822—were awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York

Tallamy
bids

(P.

Salem), N.

(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Offering — Authority

Chairman

District

Sal e—The

Bond

Bond

announces

Fire

1V2s.

2,575,000

Com¬

mission for doing a fine job.

22 '

——

Cleveland.

compli¬

and

prudence,
the

capital program total approxi-,
Vestal (P. O. Vestal), N. Y.
mately $2.2 billion. It is estimated
Bond Sale—The $104,000 Town
that when this proposed Capital
Hall bonds offered
Nov.
12—v.
Budget and program are finally
financed the outstanding debt of 180, p. 1923—were awarded to the
Genesee County Trust Company,
the City will be well over $4.25
of Batavia, as 2s, at a price of par.
billion, or in excess of 20% of
the

Squire,

considerations of the most careful

mented

i

receive

Due

1957.

and

capital program be guided by

financial

—

April 1, 1956

$500,000 4s.

p.m.

Council that their

the

and

Monday, November

.

tler, District Clerk-Treasurer, wili

re¬

expressed
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
gratification that no provision was
made in the 1955 Capital Budget cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the State Bank of Albany in
for bus operations,
feeling that
the
size of the Capital Budget Watervliet. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
was such that every effort should
be made to dispose of the surface Mitchell, of New York City.^
The Comptroller in conclusion
lines of the transit system in ac¬
cordance with the provisions
of urged upon the Board of Estimate

.

—T—————————•—————

Jackson-Liberty, Local Sch. Dist.

Nov.

on

i

Co., Winston-Salem, at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
1.68%, as follows:

23 for the pur¬
chase of $22,500 assessment bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
(EST)

i

Inc.,

Tulsa, Okla.
BondSale

—

bonds offered Nov.

1924—were

The

nn(1

$3^10.00°

16—v.

awarded

to

a

180, Psyn(U

1

Number 5379

180

)lume

. .

.

&

nner

Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
J. Van Ingen & Co., Hallgarten
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., R. L.

Wells, Inc., of New York.

of

proved

llock &

Co.; R.

D. White & Co., G. C.

all

curities

&

Isphording, Inc., of Cin-

nati;

Prescott, Wright, Snider

11

and the State Banx
of Woodward, jointly.

Wichita,

City, and the Ran-

of Kansas

.,

equipment
bonds tq tne City of Wood¬
ward, as: Is, at a price of par.

Co., of Wichita, as

n-Davidson
llows:

Coos

to 1976 in¬

1971

from

1

due on

clusive; and $80,000 Is,

Bandon School Dis¬
O. Bandon), Ore.
Sale—The $48,000 school
Oct.

offered

bonds

of

25

.

were

National Bank

award to the First

to 1979 in¬

1977

from

1

Jan.

due

1962

from

1

Jan.

on

to

13/4s,
to
1970 inclusive; and $20,000 2s,
due on Jan. 1, 1971 and 1972.
$60,000

inclusive;

1964

due

1965

from

1

Jan.

on

iy2s,

1966

from

due

3.57%,

due on Jan. 1,
1970;-$180,000 2s,
Jan. 1 from 1971 to

due

on

library bonds, series B
$25,000 4s, due on Jan. 1, 1958:
$25,000 2y4s, due on Jan.. 1.
1959; $100,000 2s, due on Jan.
1 from 1960 to 1963 inclusive:

$100,000 iy2s, due on Jan.
1964 to 1967 inclusive.

from

2,250,000
000

due

4s,

1958

000

2s,

inclusive; $200,-

on Jan. 1, 1966
$400,000 2y4s, due

1

from

1968

Jan.. 1

from

to

1971

2y2s,

$500,000

inclusive;
on

Jan.

$800,1 from

due

1967;
Jan.

on

on

1965

to

and

bonds:

museum

1972

to

due
1976

inclusive; and $350,000 Is, due
Jan.

on

1

from

inclusive.
Additional

1977

to

obligation bonds offered Nov. 15
130, p; 2027—were awarded
to
the
First National Bank; of

sold

general obligation bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal

at the First
National Bank of Portland. Legal¬
interest payable

ity

approved

Halsey, Stuart &
York

City, at

interest

cost

a

1980

$720,000

net

par, a

about

2.31%,

as

follows: $270,000 4s, due on Jan. 1
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive; $150,000

2%s, due

on

Jan. 1 from 1967

to 1971
on
on

inclusive; $30,000 2y4s, due
Jan. 1, 1972; $150,000 2.40s, due
Jan.

1

from

clusive; and

1973

$120,000

to

Is,

1977

due

in¬
on

Jan. 1 from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New

York; Continental
National Bank & Trust

Illinois
Co., of

Chicago; Blair & Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Hornblower & Weeks,
Dick & Merle-Smith, Dean Witter
&

Co.,

Ira

Haupt & Co., all of
New
York; Honnold & Co., First
National Bank & Trust Co., both
of

Oklahoma City; Bacon, Steven¬
son &
Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Carl

M.

Rhoades & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, all of New
York; Commerce Trust Co., of
Loeb,

Kansas City; George K. Baum &
Co., of Kansas City; and Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of Chicago.

Additional Sale—The $3,220,000
($2,300,000 water works,
series D, and
$920,000 limited ac¬
cess
facilities) were awarded to a
syndicate composed of: Northern
bonds

,

trust Co., Harris Trust & Savings
Rank, both of Chicago; Chase Nahonal Bank, National

City Bank,

Rankers

Trust

york; Marine

Co.,
Trust

all

of

New

Company of

Western New York, Buffalo; Na¬




for

the

itial
San

(EST)

purchase

ect

of

trict

(P.

Puerto

the

im¬

$1,000,000

Township (P. O.
Abfngton), Pa.
Sale
The $500,000

•

—

bonds

improvement

obligation

general

offered Nov.

16—v. 180, p

1924—were-awarded

to

group

a

Ripley &

composed of Harriman

Co., Inc., New York City, Schmidt
Poole,
Roberts
&
Parke, and
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., both
of

Philadelphia,

2s, at a price

as

arbasis of about 1.90%.

of 100.74,

Authority
(P -O. Bristol), Pa.
-Bond SalS"—A group composed
of Butcher & Sherrerd, of Phila¬
Twp* Sch.

Bristol

delphia,
Merrill

Dist.

Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

Co., B. J. Van
all of New York
City,
Dolpftin & Co., Moore
Leonard &:< JL.ynch, De Haven &
Townsend,"^Crouter
&
Bodine

Beane, Ira'Haupt &

Ingen

&

Co., W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., Rambo, Close & Kerner, and
Walter Stokes & Co., all of Phila¬

When

2Y4s, at a price of
basis of about 2.16%.

Lehigh County (P. .O. Allentown),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale
The
$1,200,000
—

offered Nov. 18—
1924—were awarded to a
composed of the Chemical
Exchange Bank, New York
bonds

bridge
v.

180,

group

Corn

p.

City, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville, Schoellkopf, Hutton &

of Buffalo, and Byrne
and Phelps, Inc., New York City,
as
l3As, at a price of 100.63, a
Pomeroy,

1.69%.

of about

basis

Public School

&

a

phia, purebred on Nov.

$3,3(50,000 bonds,

$150,000

the

purchase

funding

$23,610,000 re¬
bonds. Dated

1,

1956
a

as

of

revenue

1954. Due on Oct 1 from
to
1989 inclusive.
Callable
whole as of Oct.
1, 1956.

Oct.

Also, bonds due in 1959 and there¬
after are callable from moneys in

Fund com¬

the Bond Redemption

1, 1958. Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
Provident Trust Co., Philadelphia,
or at the National City Bank, New

April

mencing

City.

York

Legality approved by
Elliott

Townsend,

ings, a grain elevator, meat pack¬
ing plant, a feed mill, farmers
sheds, a retail market, administra¬
tion buildings and others.. The area
chosen for the development is the

edging the rapidly
growing manufacturing center of
Catano and offering easy port ac¬
cess to the equally
important in¬
dustrial city of Ba,yamon.
The project will be completed
in stages.
First to be constructed

of

& Munson,

2$0f.

as

follows

140,000 214$. Due on Jan. 1, 1965

1966.

Bond

eral obligation

offered

&

3V8S,

as

basis

gen¬

improvement
Nov.

9—v.

awarded

were

—

Deane

to

180, p.
Singer,

a

of

price

100.39,

(P. O. Wayne), Pa.
Offering — Richard W.

Board

will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $175,Commissioners,

of

general obligation bonds.

and

and 1976.

bino, Borough Secretary,
ceive
sealed
bids until
(EST)

1974.

180,000 2.70s. Due on Jan. 1,

1975

Offering—Joseph

Bond

chase
tion

on

of

Sa-

will re¬
7

p.m.

Nov. 18 for the pur¬
$50,000 general obliga¬

improvement

bonds.

Dated

Government

the

for

Rico

Puerto

ISLAND

Hopkinton, R. I.
Bond Offering Canceled
tention

sell

to

bonds

ment

equip¬

and

23. It is

Nov.

on

of $300,-

issue

an

building

school

000

The

—

of its in¬

notice

rescinded

Town

Re¬

Water

Authority.

sources

ex¬

pected that the issue will be sold
January.

Pawtucket, R. /.

will

Note Offering—Sealed bids

received

Director of
Finance until
5 p.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 24 for the purchase of $215,000 notes. Dated Nov. 26, 1954 and
be

due

the

by

June 28, 1955.

on

DAKOTA

SOUTH

Faulkton, S. D.
Sale —The

Bond

well

offered

bonds

State

8

were

Bank, of Faulkton.
Dec.

Dated
Dec.

1, 1954. Due from
to 1964 inclusive

1955

1,

callable

thereaftei

1957 and

Bonds due in
are

City

$20,000
Nov.

Faulkton County

the

to

awarded

of

as

Dec.

1956.

1,

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any

suitable bank or trusl

to be designated by the

company

purchaser.

dredged to a depth of 32 feet
with a minimum effective width
of

feet

turning basins
required.
The first four
will each be 550 feet long

300

when

berths
but

will average
With

since

,

operations

started

Com¬

the

under

1948

al¬

firms

350

than

more

Government's

monwealth
tion

587 feet.

having

ready
here

1960

after

constructed

any

Opera¬

Bootstrap economic develop¬

ment

the need for ex¬
panded shipping facilities has be¬
come

program

acute.

The

Catano in¬

new

facilitate
transportation of much
will

ocean

readily

nearly $350,000,000 in goods
which Puerto Rico sells annually
in

world

United States.

Puerto

Energy

—

electric energy by the

$1,608,004,

Sales

Sales

of

Puerto Rico
for

the month of September,
taled

in

Authority

Resources

Water

1954 to¬

compared

with

$1,482,179 in the month of Sep¬
tember, 1953, Carl A. Bock, Exec¬
utive Director of the Authority,
For the three

ended Sept. 30,
1954, sales totaled $4,799,673, com¬
pared with $4,427,049 in the cor¬
responding period last year, Mr.
months'

Bock

on

Dec. 6

March

March

1

and tax bonds

Due

1954.

1,

on

1955 to 1984 inclu¬

from

sive. Bonds due in 1965 and there¬
after
1964.

are

callable

as

of March

1,

Principal and interest (M-S)

payable

the

at

tional Bank, or

Cleveland Na¬
at the Merchants

Cleveland.

Bank,

Legality

ap¬

proved by Chapman & Cutler, of

Chicago.
Clinton, Tenn.
Offering—F.

Tallent,

A.

000

2

for the purchase of

$250,-

bonds, as follows:

$150,000 school bonds.
100,000 street bonds.
The

1954.

bonds
Due

are

dated

Dec.

1.

Dec. 1 from 1955 to

on

1969 inclusive.

and interest (J-D)
the Union Peoples
Bank, Clinton. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Principal

payable

.

at

period

was

Murfreesboro

a

net

gain of

1,627

Housing Authority,

Tennessee

Note Sale—The $1,462,000
offered Nov.

stated.

There

sewer revenue

Dated

Dec.

Rico

Shown

Gains

(EST)

purchase of $800,000 water

for the
and

sealed

receive

will

Clerk,

bids until 2 p.m.

City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30
p.m
(CST) on

Resources

Water

Rico

Electric

Bond

City

Bond

Authority (P. O. San Juan),

of

Cleveland, Tenn.
Offering—Pat Randolph

to the

mostly

markets,

Puerto

TENNESSEE

plus

announced Nov. 18.

L.

new

The

be

Further

Rankin, Pa.

1973

access

a

Two.

Bond

inclusive.

170,000 2 65s. Due on Jan. 1,

The channel will have to

Scribner, of Pittsburgh,

at

225,000 23£$, Due on Jan. 1 from
1967 to*1969

storage

and

space.

of about 3.07%.

Radnor

000

240,000 25/£s. Due on Jan
1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.

and

roads

of the

Barringer, Secretary of the

from

in
addition
to the
bulkheads, transit sheds,

necessary

the

Due on Jan. 1 from

1956 to:4i958 inclusive.

berthing of

the

for

area

ships

nolds, of Harrisburg.

1924

16 an is¬

market

entire

facilities

four

stallation

Pottsville, Pa.
Sale—The $225,000

projects were begun.
Development
Bank of Puerto Rico is fiscal agent
and 12

from San Juan,

the

Rico Water

Authority, seven proj-

completed in September

were

southern end of the harbor, across

be

electrification pro¬

Puerto

the

market

comprising

and

manufactured

being

are

of

gram

next

docks, transit
sheds, storage areas, market build¬
center

Philadelphia, and Shelly & Rey¬

Steele &

385,000 2si--iDue on Jan. 1
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
and

until

bonds

Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co , and
Boenning Sf Co., all of Philadel¬
of

A.U1

the

will receive sealed bids
noon
(EST) on Dec. 2 for

and

underway

now

the mainland.

include

will

it

finished,

marine terminal

and

thority,

Arthurs

Co.,

Lestrange &*Co., Fauset,

sue

of

President

Heyburn,

River,

completion date about 1958.

as

100.98, a

the

of

Puerto

of the

which will take
about two years. The installation
of facilities is expected to con¬
sume
another two years, making

&

delphia,

call for the

consolidation

diversion

and

is

turbo-generators

RHODE

and

Nuevo

p.

Co.,

Stokes

Walter

work

Con-'

176,000 kilowatts.

the

.

fill

1823—were awarded
to a group composed of Bache &
Co., of New York City, Harrison
180,

pace

Initial requirements

land

v.

keep

to

ization.

Laureldale), Pa.
Sale—The

facilities
with
Rico's speeding industrial¬
expand

to

January

Township School Dis¬
O. Bellevue Ave.,

Muhlenberg

stages
of
the
$23,000,000
port development proj¬
which will get under way in
Juan

necessary

each, which
capacity of this

total

plant to

ects

Bldg. Corp. (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
-Bond
Offering — Weldon B.

Abington

Bond

are now being pre¬
construction of the in¬

.

units

additional

two

bring

Resources

receive

will

Pennsylvania State

headed by
Co., Inc., New

price of

of

Mc-

PENNSYLVANIA

Sale—The

Under

ex¬

kilowatts

44,000

will

pared for

will

*

of

an

powerhouse to ac-

In the rural

Development

Port

New

1.59 %.

land.

syndicate

a

Winfree,

by

Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬

bonds, series C, were

sewer

to

City Recorder, will receive
(PST) on
7 for the purchase of $300,000

sealed bids Until 8 p.m.

*

storm

Offering—Karl R. Tread-

and

commodate

on

Rico

Puerto

pro¬

Steam-Elec¬

Juan

the

to

boilers

RICO

PUERTO

a

kva)

(25,000

San

struction

& Saul,

p.

>

Malalia, Ore.

Dec.

tension

and

Jen-

100.31,

until 7:30 p.m.

23

Nov.

on

Bond

—v.

well,

Legality approved

of Philadelphia.

$75,000 improvement bonds.

Oregon
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general

Bond

1957 to

from

1

the

let for the construction of

Company,

of

Secretary,

bids

sealed

1974 inclusive.

Portland.

Jan.

on

1

satisfactorily.

tric nlant, a contract recently was

1,

Jan.

Ewing, Remick

by Saul,

Square, Pa.
Offering—M. D. Fulton,

Borough

Lehigh County (P. O. Allentown),
Lane County, Irving Rural Fire
Protection Dist. (P. O. Irving),

250,000

and

price

180,

of Budd

Dated

bonds.

Due

provements bonds offered Nov. 10

1, 1977 and 1978.

Jan.

on

1967 to

& Trust

a

about

73,000 3y2s. Due on May 15 from

$40,000 Is,

1976 inclusive; and
due

of

Bond

N.

follows:

as

at

gen¬

the

to

bids at the office

At

obligation

2

kilovolt-amperes. Mean¬

No.

gresses

(EST) on Nov 29 for
purchase of $38,000 general

1955.

12—v.

Nov.

Plant

until 5 p.m.

&

the

and

Hydroelectric Plant No.

Directors,

Yost, 124 East Market St., York,

the

its reservoir,

Tunnel

while, construction of the Guayo
Dam and the Yauco Hydroelectric

of the Board
will receive

Secretary

1974 inclusive.

$40,000

Twp.

Antonio

the

and

Dam

Way—Designs

1

and

1969

&

Kenneth

$73,000 3%s. Due on May 15 from
1955 to 1966 inclusive.

l3/4s,

$60,000

Chas.

S. Jones &
Co., both of Portland, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about

inclusive;

1968

to

Jan.

on

to

basis

and June

Co.,

l%s,

as

of 10,000

Sch. Dist.
(P. O. York), Pa.
Offering — William A.

School

sealed

improvement

awarded

kintown Bank

'

180, p.

10—v.

awarded

1924—were

Tripp

610,000 park bonds,
series C:
$240,000 4s,
due on Jan. 1
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive;

$90,000

offered Nov.

bonds

inclusive; $30,000 !%s,

to 1961

»

The

—

offered

bonds

(P. O. Coos Bay), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $146,000 sewer

from 1958

Jan. 1

on

Sale

obligation

1823—were
v:

Elliott

Townsend,

by

Bond

eral

District

series C: $40,000

ment bonds,

4s, due

and equip¬

station

in-

and

comprising

Yauco-Loco

the

Manheim

Sterner,
of

Pennsyl¬

the

8—v.

Nov.

on

Luchhetti

Yauco

Bond

Jenkintown, Pa.

County, Bunker Hill Sanitary

Coos

fire

at

sale

Project is in successful oper¬

ation,

1924—has been cancelled.

p.

West

Munson, of Philadelphia.

Portland;-,

«r

clusive.

150,000

payable

(P.

Bond

clusive; $180,000 2y4s, due on
Jan.

Principal

for

bonds

water

substantial

a

portion of the Southwestern Puerto
Rico

p.m.

Company for Banking and

proved

County,

trict

from

1

Jan.

1

erest

OREGON

$150,000 2s, due on
1966 to 1970 in¬

clusive;

180,

1 from 1956 to

Dec.

on

inclusive.

vania

1958 to 1965 in¬

from

1

Jan.

scheduled

B.

Trusts, Philadelphia. Legality ap¬

B: $240,000 4s, due on

series

8

obligation

general

on

Due

1979

grade separation bonds,

50,000

until

bids

sealed

1954.

fire- fighting

15,000

Township Sch. Dist.

Nov. 30 for the pur¬
chase
of
$300,000 building and
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,

of Kansas,

Company

Upper Chichester Township (P. O.
Linwood), Pa.
Bonds
Noi
Sold—The
$15,000

ceive

(EST)

for energy is go¬

creased demand

ing forward. Already

improve¬

the

to

"

erating facilities to supply the in¬

National Bank

Rankin. Legality approved
Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry
61
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.

First Se¬

works

bonds

ment

by

Yoder, District Secretary, will re¬

follows:

as

water

$225,000

Co., Rand & Co., John
& Co., all of New York;

&

as

awarded

were

1954, increas-

with 215,658 on Sept. 30, 1953.
Construction of additional gen¬

&

(P. O. Elkins Park, Pa.
Bond
Offering — William

$240,000 bonds
offered Nov. 8—v. 180, p. 19z4—

September,

ing the total to 232,814, compared

& Trust Com¬

ap¬

by

Cheltenham

Woodward, Okla.

Co., William R. Staats

Legality

during

services

electric

payable at the Mel-

1,

Townsend, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.

Sale—lhe

Bond

J-J.

Interest

Jan.

dated

bonds,are

1965.

Bache & Co., Wm. E.

& Co.,

City; A. G. Edwards & Sons,
St.
Louis, and Andrews &

The

homa

Co.,

y

Chicago;

Nov. 1 from
Principal

on

for

pany,

1,450,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1, 1994.

R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
Small-Milburn Co., botn of Okla¬

of

customers

inclusive.

1965

to

interest

ion

1980

and

Co., Inc., William Blair & Co., botn

F. S. Moseley &
R. W- Pressprich & Co., all
New, York;
Paine, Webber,
kson & Curtis, Eastman, Dillon
urities Corp.,

1956

and

180,000 2.80s. Due on Jan. 1, 1979

City; Messrs. A. G. Becker &

sas

Pierce,
Beane, Stone & Webster

Due

Nov.-1^1954.

1978.

and

tional Bank & Truot Co., of Kan¬

Securi

63
<

180,000 23As. Due on Jan. 1, 1977

Vtional Bank of Tulsa, City Na^

composed of Lehman Bros.

e

elps, Fenn & Co., Union
s Corp., Merrill Lynch,

(2135)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

were

note3

16—v. 180, p. 1924—«

awarded

to

the

Chemical

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1966

price of

a

Turtle
Bond

Sch.

Dist.

Sale—The

bonds offered

Nov.

No.

6,

Wis.

$32,500 school
15—v.

180,

p.

2028—were awarded to the Channer

Securities Co., Chicago, as

2s,

100.11,

basis of

a

SASKATCHEWAN

1.98%.

Reg'ma, Sask.
Debenture

CANADA
NOVA
Nova

Scotia,

Sale

—

(P.

of

O.

est

&

Co.,

of

Montr*&

Co'

Canadian Bank of

the

Bank

ronto, at

M-N.

a

S

Commerce

of

Montreal, all
price of 97.37,

of
a

V

'v_

asis

VIRGINIA

til?

Union

vV'A'

hfc.

$325,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.

r.;k'

on

1979

inclusive.

1960

and

:Wjy?

able

r%

to

$45,000 1.90s. Due on June 1 from

1965 to 1974 inclusive.

Bonds due in

thereafter

of Nov. 1,

call¬

are

Prin¬

1959.

WASHINGTON

obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered Nov. 15—v. 180, p. 2027

water and sewer gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated
1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1

200,000

lu;

Nov.

•-1

from

1955

inclusive.

1979

to

Bond Sale—The $15,500 genera

,■

were

awarded

State

Bank,
Bank,

State

jointly,

after

callable

are

of

as

Nashville.

to

Bramhall

as

V

of $8,000 2s.

Cutler,

&

The
1954.

Abilene, Texas

'Vlv

will receive

cock, City Manager,
1.5* '
y

&

850,000

il./

$2,000,000

and
follows:

works

water

system bonds,

as

revenue

bonds. Due

on

,

I

850,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to
1974 inclusive. Optional Nov.

•! v

•> M''
V''

1, 1969. Prin. and int. (M-N)
payable at the F. & M. Na¬
tional Bank of Abilene, or at
the Republic National Bank

*'

iii

{ %f

1,1''!
V '

4,

of

bonds

are

dated

fi

I
:

i

'

las.

1,
Mc-

U;

■

-

Bond

State,

2%s, at

as

King County,

Sale—The
bonds

$90,000

offered

City

Nov.

100.05.

Due

serially from 1955 to

That's

Hale Center,

Bond
water

Texas

works

revenue

and

bonds

sewer

was

system

sold

to the
First Southwest Co., of
Dallas, as
4s, at par. Dated Sept. 15, 1954.
Due serially from 1957 to
1964
inclusive. Interest M-S
Legality

approved by

Washington

2028—were awarded to

p.

purchase

until

of

Dec.

$300,000

2

Texan

year no matter

a

year

group

for

that, since
your

best

thorough health check-up

second:
mean

Portland,

and

Bramhall
&
Stein, of Seattle, at a price of par

every

on Dec. 1 from
1956 to 1959 inclusive.

137,000 1 Mjs. Due
1960 to

on

Dec. 1

from

breast

•friend?

1962 inclusive.

97,000 l%s. Due

County

Treasurer,

sealed bids until 11

will
a.m.

Due

1974

inclusive.

callable
of

on

go

any one

35)

danger signals thai

straight to

your

or

may

doctor at ths

of them—(1) Any

sore

that

thickening, in the

Unusual bleeding

(3)

discharge (4) Any change in
indigestion

or

a

wart

or

The

For

Sievers,

more

difficulty in swallow¬
or

lifesaving facts about

the American Cancer

receive

you, or

(PST) on
$140,-

care

Dec. 1,

bonds

from

years

cough (7) Any

address

your

of your local

cancer,

phone

Society office nearest

letter to "Cancer"—in

Post Office.

are

date

issue.

Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
est

proved
&

by

Preston, Thorgrimson

Horowitz, of Seattle.

Dane

for

Wisconsin
Bond

the

building

trict, Tex.
Bond
Offering — Thomas H.
Abell, President of the Bo&rd of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids

Sale

The

—

180,

p.

2024—were

awarded

a

group composed of the First
National
Bank
of

Chicago

Bankers

Trust

Co.,

City, A.G. Becker
Robert

waukee,

W.

Baird

8c

neighbor?

American Cancer

Society

$5,500,000

court house bonds offered Nov. 16
—v.

to

Independent School Dis¬




County (P. O. Madison),

New

York

Co., Chicago,

&
Co.^ Mil¬
Bacon, Whipple & Co.,

or

mole (6)

Dec. 1 from 1956 to

five

a-

$

{%) A lump

elsewhere

feel (twice

change in normal bowel habits.

County, Lake Stevens
School District No. 405
(P .O.
Everett), Wash.
Offering—Verne

and

you may

ing (6) Persistent hoarseness

Snohomish

Bond

or

Persistent

Dec. 1, 1963

on

cancer,

does not heal

as

how well

To learn the 7

first sign of

net interest cost of about 1.65%
follows:

a

a

women over

of

bids will

&

bonds.
Wharton

you

be cured,

WISCONSIN
Dist.,

Offering—Sealed

received

keep reminding

cancers can

To have

first :

composed of the National Bank
of Commerce, First National Ban

Booihman, of Dallas.

Bond

we

Dumas, Huguenin &

Sweetwater InJ. Sch.
be

early

"insurance" is:

Bond Sale—The $400,000 build

1954.

Sale—An issue of $8,000

why

the
most

Dec. 2 for the purchase of
000 building bonds. Dated

1981 inclusive.

could

build
to

par.

Lake

can¬

spread and "colonized" in other parts

of their bodies before proper treatment

(P. O.
Seattle), Wash.

10—

180, p. 1924—were awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., of
Dallas, as 3Y4S, at a price of
*

had

cers

Sch. Dist. No. 414

v.

»• •

$31,500

might have

be started.

Diltey, Tex.
Tevenue

,

mother?

Mollips

awarded

were

—

were

last year, the tragic truth is

been saved—lost their lives because their

and 1964.

\;

J-1-'

Sale—The

2027

p.

\ i

v

County,

than 70,000 Americans

that at least 70,000 others—who

Preston, Thorgrimson

Harbor

Bond

Nov.

Legality approved by
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
v'}

1

more
cancer

ap

$166,000 l%s. Due

Dallas.

1954.
r

Nov.

Legality

(P. O. Montesano), Wash.

..

The

dated

are

ing bonds offered Nov. 16.—v 180

of Dallas.

,

cured of

Aloha School District No. 98

the Mercantile National Bank

;•

by

Although

Nov. 1 from

on

inclusive.

ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 180

Optional Nov. 1, 1969
Prin¬
cipal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Citizens Na¬
tional Bank of Abilene, or at

*>' •,

bonds

Grays

sewer

Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1984 incl.

;v:>s

Due
1960

•

.

'

Needlessly?

Due on Nov. 1, 1955.

Horowitz, of Seattle.

.sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $2,-

i-

Stein, of Seattle

Interest M-N.

proved

Offering—Austin P. Hap-

Bond

&

35,000 2V2S.

TEXAS

i,h.

Lost

follows:

1956 to

!ht-

f'

Sale—An issue of $43,000
revenue
bonds was sold

Bond

electric

">'f:

''

par.

Legality approved

by Chapman
Chicago.

*1* c>"

Arlington
Arlington

Blaine, Wash.

Nov.

1, 1959. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the First
American National Bank, of

Citizens

the

to

and the
both of

2%s, at

as

Bonds due in 1960 and there¬

K'

:r

1964 inclusive.

1955 to

80,000 2.30s. Due on June 1 from

Arlington, Wash.

eral
^

a

National Bank, of Nashville.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.

-

i.U-

1

at

cipal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First American

•Hv
X-

as

1955

from

1

Nov.

Due

Webb & Co., both of
cost

$525,000 bonds, as follows:

"

and .Edward G
Lynchburg,
price of par, a net interest
of about 2.22%, as follows:
Co.,

&

Taylor

(CST)
purchase of
p.m.

p.

Strader,

to

awarded

1924—were

C.

a ne e s

will receive

Prather, City Clerk,
bids until 1
on
Nov. 30 for the

.sealed

16—v. 180,

bonds offered Nov.

Tenn.

City,

Offering—F r

Bond

■■•■■■

Strasburg, Va.
Sale—The $125,000 water

Bond

ii'V.

'

from

260,000 2s. Due on April 1
1970 to 1973 inclusive.

{H:

*

S?

bash

of about 3.96%.

'

'

I

Ltd

Partners, Ltd., McLeS'
Young, Weir & Co. all of
Toront'
Royal Securities Corp.,
R. A. Daly &
Co., Gairdner &

Inter¬

Toronto.

1

Hannaford,

Harris &

of

issue

An

16—v

pj.
2028—were ^warded tn
group composed of Burns
Bros
Denton Dawson

$12,000,000 3Y4%, 16-year Pro¬
vincial improvement and refund¬
ing debentures was sold to a
group headed by McLeod, Young,
Weir

<5? a*.

exU

SCOTIA

Province

Sale—The

3%% water system
bentures offered Nov.

Halifax)
Debenture

1.37%.

of Dallas.

1969 inclusive.

to

about

April 1 from

245,000 l%s. Due on
■

■

inclusive.

to 1965

from 1956

v-

■1

and

of Dec.

as

headquarters con¬
equipment bonds 15, 1964. Principal and interest
•offered Nov. 16—v. 180, p. 1700
(J-D) payable at a bank in a
—were
awarded to the National
Federal Reserve
City, mutually
City Bank of New York, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost agreeable to the Trustees and the
of about 1.77%, as follows:
purchaser. Legality approved by
$495,000 1V2S. Due on April 1 Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,

,<>,< '

>>

thereafter are callable

Hughes & Co., Indi¬
anapolis, First National Bank of
Madison, and Burns, Corbett &
?ickard, Inc., of Chicago, as l%s,
at a price of 100.01, a basis of

at

about

fensperger,

and

struction

,&■

1974

Bonds due in 1965

inclusive.

$1,000,000

The

—

school

15 from 1955 to

Due on Dec.

police and fire

-

'»

;V

Sale

Bond

■

Baxter,

Dated Dec. 15, 1954.

house bonds.

Nashville, Tenn.

Chicago, Wood, Struthers & Co.,
Williams & Co., both of
New
York
City, City National
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, Raf-

Dec. 8

on

purchase of $600,000

for the

*

I V
'V 4*. f

(CST)

until 7:30 p.m.

Bank, of New
York City, at 0.74% interest, plus
a premium of $19.
Exchange

v€orn